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Evening star., 1939-11-20
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.-Active
buying by large spot interests,
Bombay and Liverpool accounts
forced cotton prices today into new
high ground for the move and to
gains of as much as rs cents a BALI.
Most of the buying was attributed
to sharp advances in foreign mar
ketS.
Profit taking, hedge selling and
December liquidation cut the gains
somewhat and in late afternoon
the market was to 10 points over
Saturdays close. December, at CTS,
was up 8, and March, 9.58, was 10
higher.
Cottonseed Oil.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures re-
acted sharply in forenoon trading today
after early advances of to points. The
list tell back when break in lard
sion houses and early buyers. Some stop
loss orders were touched of on the way
down and prices ranged 9 to IL points
lower Trade interests and brokers with
resting orders. December sold at 6.32,
Crude. oil was quoted in the Southeast
and valley at 40 cents bid and Texas,
5.4o-5o' depending upon location.
New Orleans Prices
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20 P-Strong
cables and continued good spot demands
attracted new buying in cotton futures here
today and at noon prices were to 10
points net higher
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poses, are decreased by offsetting
large amounts of depreciation
against income. However, after all
OF the value of new factory has
been charged off, taxes might be
higher for lack of such offsetting
bookkeeping expenses.
The question of extending the
practice has been brought to the
attention of the Treasury primarily
by airplane manufacturers and the
Army and Navy. The question has
particular Importance now because
OF the plans of some airplane manu-
facturers to build new factories to
meet allied orders.
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Chicago Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat, No . yellow hard. 90.
corn, No, . mixed. 53l4 4-61 "a: No. l yellow,
5ls4,,521 2; No ?; 51.521.; No; 3, 5O4-51;
No. . white, 40; No 3 391.; No. 4. 35i2-
Is. Soy beans No. > yellow, a9a4 / OOia;
mating. 55-61 nominal; feed 33.43 15rry nomi.
nal; No. >. 81: No. > mailing. so: No. 3
mailing; 51-5s Timothy seed. 3aO-415
nominal Red clover, II 50-l5 90 nominal
Red top, S.50-9.Oo nominal Alsike 400
1900 nominal. Alfalfa, 17.50-22 so nomi-
nal.
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FREIGHT Loudinos.

NEW YORK, Nov. 90 0P.-Revenue
ing today for the week ended November 1s
included:
Baltimore b Ohio 5l,2s9 bb,i7i i2,iSi
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Federal Land Banks

The Swedes and Danes belong to
the same Teutonic race as the Anglo
Saxons.
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rtn bankruptcy recevershp under
Bankruptcy Act assumed BY such companies
rates OF dividend IN the dsburse
ei oaseo on the last quarterly
onerwlse noted special extra
A o'9eho M - rights Also extra ePaid
vss year fayable IN stock Declared paid
cared this N'''"@'NS VAIN Vi w
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov 20 Pl.-Strong
cables and continued good spot demands
attracted new buying in cotton futures here
points net hiPher -
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HOME VALUES.

AOAsA' 1A1o
32n3 ba,b asth sIde ST. ST. NY N.Y. RMS,
oob baths Ailis9n oiI bsst St.; n.w'-s rms. sooo
gas heat is fsmilies51n 5niS'' 0a'hs' 7o7s
@3sH sisc 1st st, nwT-9 rms, bath.
bath elec.. gas. s. h..wh. rms, 5000
36s5 e. 24th st; ns-6 rms. bath. r-oo
1872, North Capitol st.-6 rms. ''0'
j., D. bath elee.' gas heat - $500
bath. elec.. gas, h.-w.h. $3.50
324 Seaton pl n.e-6 rms bath,
elee;. gas. h.-w:h. $3.50
cleo, gas, h.-w.h. 5000
5o2 L st. n;e.-s rms. bath. elec.
1891 D st: NE rms, bath, elec. 10y .o
e14 NJ St; n;e.-e rms bath, elec.. ~ ~
gas. h.-a.h. 5000
80, 9th St. ns1e rms. bath, ~
.gas. heat 475o
"a < St. n.S.-e rms BATH elec.' AZ ~
So Randolph pl. n.w.-e rms. bath. '
20 elsc. gas h.-ah: -,s hot, 45.oo
1874 Adams st. nw.-6 rms, bath.
ess slefi Eilstt sas St. h-Hn ns-e rms. bath, 1890
cleo. gas h.-wh. 42.5O
eli elec.. gas h-wh. -~s- 1000
0o bath. elec.. gas h.-.a:h,. 1000
A'9 gas. h.-w.h '~---."~e" $3.50
''s cleo, T gas heater $500
- gas. iairobe lat heat 0'' $3.50
81 rms. "batl bath. l elec.. sss, h.-a.h. 5000
i'Ra gas. toilet toll -. '''' $3.50
ilti toilet 4 s.' 'e III. I"e.' 49, ''. 1000
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos North Capitol St. Realtor. Natl. 6731.
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REAL ES TATE.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
,, Detached prick; rooms. 1st-hoor Lava
53O6 Broad Branch rd. NV.
,, WOODBRIDGE, D.. c..
2230 Randolph st; n.e;-Large Colonial
reation rm.; ;' easily : arranged Tor or
$4i1 Bunker Hill I'd. ne-New s-rm.
rage; very easy terms. Open Sun. till
sazz R! sw9opslPeE sss' ne REALTY ss1sh soi 1908.
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.
Open for Inspection.
tb;J Just of Balt9 pike Jackson ave See
gain at sSszS ss45d s Natl f so5a' s"ef' real par
co,o UPPER 14th ST, SECTION. 49,
bath home. painted walls. bright kit. par
adet floors, oil burner. double back porches.
nice ysfd. detached garage. Within walking
Roosevelt Hish School. 0ps Sacrifice asei at the the
low prise prlse of ss:25o. To inspect. call E H.
.- NEW BRICK BUNGALOW,
55l5 Blair rd. n.e.-New English-style
bungalow with rms. gas heat and every
out New. Hampshire ave. NV to Blair rd,
turn right one-half block. Open daily till
aa-7 pw9oDR1PeE pr s REALTY &C., c. roo,
AMHF!eAE bn42eAFD UsEYGks1EH sEYGk saRdaIs. R4RK:
modern bath daylight kitchen with mod
ern equipment; foored. heated attic; case
ment men, windows; rock-wool insulation; oil
large lot. Leased to July Is to good tenant
ansnect,pe IN ney per IN month My price only $500.
Randolph 445:t Sunday. or Natl Nail. 4asa. En-
SETTLING AN EsTATE-S4,7Oo.
opeii. DOW oth st. NV rms, Oil
heat r,econditioned: lot 5Oxloo: first COM
enarmihg ti1s hini homes OF Japan will appreciate
N nus hlghly 9 developed place in Silver Spring
mer e9s5 s3e9oo Is T,tt the home Of for
house has S rooms baths MVHi oil Burner rner
Should se aucky xsrase at Th h0s PLACE
Mr.. Hurd.
171s EoqHs ( IS Ew E SHOEMAKER. k,;F ,,oo
BEST NE. BUY.
Open. s25 11th n.e.--6 rms, oil heat
garage; ga!, good and convenient section. Geo.
n; NC CLEVELAND E PARx1ss 800. EASY
desirable fn section: High elevation. Cool
sized rooms. fireplace inclosed porch, lia
palAs. attic. convenient TO transportation,
srsG r. SsDrI. Easy cs2ss fsE@s Eax as
brick, 9 stories 4 bedrooms. concrete
front porch. h.-w.h.. garage
GeorgetoTn, ;t4lH Reservoir rd.-Semi-
detached. lot xl50; rooms, 2 fire.
places: gas heat: just remodeled
FRA FRANK n. DOYLE, REALToR-
CUSTOM BUILT CORNER HOUSE IN THE
attractive section east of Alaska avenue.
There's Den or office with layatory on
lst floor. handsome living room. separate
entrances to BOTH r rooms in ALL We
nave SUGGESTION to make n IN
get. this house at bargain price, but
VIII have to talk it over in person, not
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
11l9 ST. NV National 116f.
BARGAINS-S5s5 $50.
Nine rooms ms :: baths =: 3-story brick home:
Adams 41s6
NEAR CAPITOL-S5.950.
Stanton ParE--t rooms. garage. nice
@ yard AlSo TO T. rooms on terms. MRS.
NoRTHWEsT--NR. ao-ACRE PARK.
Large det orieE ms neudnE siub
sI6o5o aaGE RoGER Moss &basg Dlstrict 5f:sf 5f@f
Evenings Randolph 61Sl.
23o9 t6th ST. E. NEAR ALABAMA AVE.
and bus. rooms. baths. extra lavatory.
oil burner; beautiful condition: built-in
trees and shrubbery. This is bargain at
50 500. You can inspect al any time.
1919 x St. NV. Natl 1856
SETTLING ESTATE-oUTSTAND
Corner. Open. asa. Kansas ave. NV
Inspect, submit offer. Reduced $4,000.
Geo, %
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
CAREFUL TENANT DESIRES LEASE NEW
detached suburban house, fenced yard; ;
good locality; describe fully. price. Box
e1-h Star.
FURNISHED DUPLEX OR HOUSE TWO
bedrooms. anne: Montgomery-Blair High
School district. Shepherd 46O5-J.
FURNISHED HOUSE. ABOUT 4 MONTHS,
from Nav /; D master bedrooms. , maids
rooms: Bethesda vicinity. Phone WIS. 4163
WANTED. JUNE Is. Def. REAS. 3 BED
ms, ba.; auto ht. Box 495-Z, Star.
FURNISHED DETACHED HOUSE. BY 3
adults; reasonable rent in consideration of
excellent care: references. Wis. 6169-J.
BUNGALOW OR DUPLEX APT, , BED
rms, oil heat pref. modern: city or nearby
suburb. State full particulars. Box 3S4-X,
Star.
WE HAVE CLIENTS
Waiting for houses in Chevy Chase. Cleve-
land Park. Petworth and other good NV.
locations. Your listing is invited
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS.
DIXIE REALTY CO.,
14l1 L St NV. National $3.50.
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REMODEL 1T YOURSELF.

A 3-FOom bunCaIow on a high wooded
lot suxl 5O on Wehawken I'd in Glen
Echo Hets.. about = mile from Mass ave:
price. - 500 5000 down and S.,5 month.
Call MRS BURGESS WIS. 4!55:,.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1.lg K ST wv Nqfi 1-ee
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OPEN TODAY. . TO 6.
4404 RESERVOIR RID NV

Naval officer leaving city and wants TO
sell his beautiful 6-rm. Semi-detached brick
home at several thousand dollars below
original cost. Complete new kitchen with
oxford cabinets large elec. refg, range etc.
New oil-burning unit, summer and winter
hookup Living rm 22xl6. with f1replace
and mirror This home should sell to the
first person to inspect at the low price Of
S11 $50. E. H. PARKER 1924 VT. ave. NV.
Natl. 44S2 Rand 44h3, eNepingS
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OWNER LEAVING CITY.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c..

Nebraska ave. close to bus line: very
pretentlous; center-hall. detached brick: 6
rms. baths. finished heated attic;
h.-W.h. tgas furnace: new c. E refrieera-
ton; screens, weather-stripped furred,
caulked and insulated. lot 53 it. wide;
only years old except ptionally low price.
Evenings phone Col! sIGG.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
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REAL ESTATE.
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
lCnnfinued

UNIVERSITY PK.-7-RM. BRICK BUN
galow: > baths large living room; furn..
$15: nnfurn.. SOS Oil heat Greenwood
l53S-W
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Is T ST. NE.

rooms brick newly reconditioned This
mouse has been put in neW-house condition.
An modern conyeniences. Lovely location.
Located near Tech and Mckinley High
School One block off Rhode Island ave
s3'95o-Sl5D down and balance $50 per
month. Open for inspection Sunday from
J. p m to pm. FEDERAL FINANCE CO,
NIpNt R.ndnlnl, nn,D =.
Evening star., 1939-04-02

3 ROOMS 3 BATHS. SERVANTS QUAR-
ters. Tastefully furnished, acres ground:
beautifully landscaped; lily pond, putting
green On Old GEORGETOWN ro. miles
Call Monday for appointment to show
SHANNON e. IUCHS co, Natl n24o.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
HOUSES UNEURNjsHED.

HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.
3516 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV.
8 ROOMS. DINErTE. BATH; $e5.
1853 D ST. Sc.
. mr., REDUCED TO $50;
HARRY A. OLIKER CO.,
91s 18th st. NV Natl. 1857.
63Is 7th ST. NV
Semi-detached brick; 9 rooms bath, ga
rage. h.-w.h.; excellent condition; $55.
For inspection call at 7l5 Tuckerman
HENRY J. ROBB, INC,
1924 Vermont Ave. District sl42.
RENT REDUCED.
403 ROCK CREEK CHURCH PD. NV.
Rms. Bath Law, H.-W.H.
R. v. MARCERON,
613 18th st. NV. National 65ss.
1922 OBSERVATORY PL. NV.
large, bright, sunny rms. bath. h. H..
screened front and rear porches built-in
beautiful shrubbery; $3.50.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. Natl. 9797.
OUTSTANDING VALUE.
Near l4Jn ana PdfK RQ.,
1415 Parkwood Pl. N.W.-S65.
Convenient to shopping section-walking
distance of everything.
Semt-detached. Rec. hall, living room,
dining room. 3 bedrooms. inclosed porch.
screwed porch. kitchen and BATH buiIt-in
1404 K. CAFR1TZ. Dist. 9Oso.
COLORED-696 4th ST. Me- ROOMS
and bath. electricity. S27 so.
S"3 Delaware ave. s.w.-6 rooms and
LINKINs CO. 1899 H st NV. Dist. a52o.
COLORED.
CAPITAL VIEW,
53iO East Capitol st rooms. bath.
model kit. h.-W.h. In peri. cond.. S53.3U.
43j1 Blaine st. NE rooms. bath,
h.-w.h. Corner house. III new cord.: Si3.15.
Schools. Rapid Transit buses. churches and
stores nearby.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
90 N. Y. Ave. NV Realtors. Natl. 9197.
FOR COLORED.
lE;;5 Marion St, n.w.---:s r.. b. - ,,55o
80 md ST. n.e.-:i r.. b. --------- 9!.5O
l. ~ st. n.W.-.. r.. b. 2OJO
H. I. COLEMAN CO.,
1l1n
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1124 OATES ST. NE.
large rooms and = large inclosed rear
PORCHES THAT ARE HEATED; h.-w h..
NEW OIL BURNER: bult-in garage. house
already arranged in > apartments with :,
Kitchens: in BEAUTIFUL CONDITION.
Change of residence forces owners to SAC
R1F1CE THIS LOVELY HOME at what
ever can be realized for their equity. CALL
MR.. HANLEY. REP 07o5 OR NORTH
Evening star., 1939-04-02

JUST A BLOCK AND ONE
half from Connecticut ave.
1884 Jenifer st. northwest
e. completely furnished
electric refrigeration . oil
heat one and one-half
baths splendid condition.
Owner leaving city. Reason
able. Woodley 1855.
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FURNISHED HOME FOR sgMMER-1'

WEST OF DUPONT CIRCLE-a ROOMS. :.
snnahle refs Can Potomac 1O14.
Evening star., 1939-04-02

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
i, 6 rooms, bath, garage, refinished
throughout., oil heat, eiec. refs. large lot
now available at S95
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
rooms. bedrooms, 2 baths, sun porch.
garage. large lot; perfect condition; 500.
BETHESDA, MD.
rooms. bath. year old white brick
now available at $40
e rooms bath, brick house, year old
oil heat. elec. refg.. screened porch; SIS.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
6 rooms. bath garage, oil heat, elec
refg.. large lot; $50.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
llo.ts
Evening star., 1939-04-02

FOR THE SuMMER-CH. CHI. D. C.-s
rms. . baths. garage: modern equipment,
porches AWNINGS. shady garden: "a pix to
bus stores: rent, Sl30. Phone Woodley
Evening star., 1939-04-02

Overlooking Rock Creek Park.
Beautifully furnished home. bedrooms;
Churches: exceptionally cool in summer;
very reasonable. Adams 0399 or Natl.
qf46
Evening star., 1939-04-02

50 3.l5O--MODERN ROW BRICK, GOOD
condition 3 porches: nr. Sth and
Hamilton W.
s3'33o-Only s37.5 no.. small cash
payment modern G-rm. brick
III NV.
s595O-Detached, 4-bedroom home in
IaEoma D. C. attic, freplace;
garage: bargain
Sb'95o-FetHorth Arranged . families;
recreation rm.. fireplace: auto.
neal, gar Apt. rented $50.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. Geo 5000
Evening star., 1939-04-02

1922 SPRING PL. NV, AT 16th-BEAU-
tiful home, large front and > inclosed back
porcheS: newly papered and furn. equipped
for . families if desired; refg. gas heat;
permanent tenant 500. Call between L
and < pm
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

$50 MO: PART RENTED. S115; AR
ranged ; apts; +. ) b. your use; separate
entr large grounds swim. pool; Oil heat;
trees flowers stone terraces, freplaceS,
porches, garage. servants quarters. Shep.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
S6.5OO,OO.

26O3 Mozart pl. n.w.-Brick. 6 rooms
and bath; h.-w h.: In new-house cond.
EUGENE A. BARRY.
3439 14th St. NV Col. 6OS6
Evening star., 1939-04-02
HOUSES uNeuRklsHED.

NEAR Sth AND STS. N. W 10 ROOMS
and baths; auto. oil heat; large rooms
ana closet; ideal location for renting
rooms; excellent condition.: available April
realtors 1TlO Eye st NV Rep. 1873.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
HAMILTON ST. Nv.
TWO NEW BRICK HOMES

-NI1Elft DIII , III IDV.
rooms bath. one incl. porch. two open
porches deep lot. $500 cash and $50 per
mo Why pay rent when you car buy
thiS home? Mr.. Bennett Georgia @29s.
~ WAPLE IL JAMES, INC
Evening star., 1939-04-02

1923 18th ST. NV.
r and > b.: gar S7O75
l340 PARKWOOD PL. NV.
6 r.. and b.: gar. S55.75
52Ol COLORADO AVE. NV.
9 r.. baths: garage $4,000
302 H ST. NV.
Z r. and bath S47.5O
THE WASH. LOAN & TRUST CO.,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
900 st. NV Natl 344O
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National Mortgage & Inv. Corp,
Natl 5S33 1872 N Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1939-04-02

1852 PARK PL. NV, OVER
looking Soldiers Home Park
Modern home, four bed
rooms, two baths, two rooms
on inclosed sleeping porch;
garage; near trolley, two bus
lines and schools; rent, SIS:
open, heated and lighted un-
til 9 pm. B. F. SAUL CON-
PANY. exclusive agents
Evening star., 1939-04-02

ll16 EYE ST. SIT ROOMS AND BATH,
h.-wh. and cleo: excellent cond.; S42 80
J. c. WELDON CO., Met. BOIL.
The Valley settler., 1939-09-15

Fairbanks, Sept. l5--hmerica's fartherest north commercial broad casting station, KFAR, will be on the air Oct.l.
 From the 300-foot tower topping KFLRis ultra-1nOdern lO0O-wGUt transmi t ting station will flash to al points Of the Terri itOry and to ensitive receivers thr rouGhout the world the Fairbanks Studios dedicaU5.c.v piogram at 7 poms (Fotrbanizs timo) of that date, Sunday evening.
 The initial broadcast will climax a day s open house program when studios and trausmitter will be throrn open to the public for inspection of the newest type eQuiDmert espe ctal1y for the pe- cu1iar geographic and climatic con51t1 ons under which KFAR must operates Regular schedule Of daily broad- casts begins the following day at aoms
 Already in Fairbanks with a large measE1'e of KFAR's operating cal. endar ironed out are key men of the studio and technical staffs. Formerly nationally known as the "Gent leman from the South while leader of one of kmerica's s "name" bands, Jack Winston has been im.- ported to the Territory to serve as manager of REAR. His assist- ant is WIKI "bud" Foster, best known of all Alaska produced announcers and until recently : commercial manager of the station at Juneau.
 (n0rn oro nnne ol
The Valley settler., 1939-09-15

Paront- Teacher Association will hold their first mo citing of the year on Tuesday Sept. l9 in the school audit oriWn.
The Valley settler., 1939-09-15
NEW SCHOOL TERM OPENS

 Palmer Terri torial. School opon- ed Tuesday, Sept.5, with approx imatoly the aamo enrollnont as of previous years. Our first day was devoted entirely to regis- trations. The second day, classes began and on the third and fourth days, non-academic activities were added.
 This week we have been orgoniza- ing the various atudent groups Gnd preparing to execute a pr ograln that will benefit the whole com munity; . program that we hopo will enlist your support and eos operation. Some of the aims Of this rpogran are: l.1o develop personal Responsibility by peri orming our school duties faithfully.
 think of and work for the welfare of our whole community. 5. To expand and improve the Fa Inner Library. 4. To got moro end bottor rocrootton- al facilities in the Civic Center. Tho achievement of those objoct- ives will of course require time and sacrifico, but we believe that the ultimate gain will ex- coed all costs and arc therefore resolved to give our best.
 Hcrold L. Thu1na
 Superintendent
The Valley settler., 1939-09-15

NEW BROADCASTING STATION TO OPEN AT FAIRBANKS
Evening star., 1939-04-28
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

A mob of 1860 fans who filled
every available seat and over
flowed on the playing field saw
Boston blank the Nationals, 80.
The start of the game was de-
layed 20 minutes because of the
huge crowd which shattered all
previous attendance figures. Sad
Sam Jones held Washington to
hits. Babe Ruth hit a double
and triple, but was matched at
the plate by Joe Judge.
Ed Flaherty pitched the Dry
Docks nine of Baltimore to an
ILL victory over the Rex Club.
Flaherty, a well known and pop
ular figure on Washington dia-
monds, was well nigh invincible.
Schaefer of Central and Claude
of Western probably will pitch
for their respective teams tomor-
row when they open the annual
inter-high baseball series.
Evening star., 1939-04-28
-Four Straight Wins
Keep Minneapolis
In A. A. Lead
BY the Associated Press.

Minneapolis players are taking
Manager Tom Sheehan at his word.
Sheehan said recently the 1899
club. which Owner Mike Kelley re-
vitalized with Is new players and a
new pilot at an estimated cost of
S50.000, probably is the best ever
to bid for a pennant in the Amer
ican Association"
So 1t was no surprise to note the
Millers still topped the league to-
day. had run their winning streak
to four in a row and had enjoyed
a big inning at the expense of
Toledo pitching for the second Sue
cessive day.
They trounced the Mud Hens
yesterday, II to /.
Kansas City, another preseason
flag choice. kept at Minneapolis
heels with an 8-to-3 triumph over
Louisville.
The last-place. but up-and COM
ing Milwaukee team went 10 in
nings to edge out indianapolis, 3 to
2, for its third straight.
At st. Paul Nate Andrews checked
the Saints with five hits to give Co.
lumbuS 4-to-2 decision.
Evening star., 1939-04-28
Mccarthy Fears Di Maggie Will Marry in Midseoson
Prothro Sees Dodgers First Division Night

troit scribe who said: Detroit
now has hard Rowe to whoa"
Clin Melton can't understand
why his comeback is Topping.
Says his stuff is better than ever.
That's just what your customers
are saying, Cliff. Such institu-
tions of learning as Towson,
Bethany, Lincoln, st. Francis,
Wilberforce and Wyomissing
Tech are entered in the Penn
relays. Is that what you call
going out and getting 'em?
Sammy Angott, the Louisville
Slugger," who looked great beat
ing Aldo Spoldi, debuts in Chi
cago against Milt Aaron next
Wednesday. Broadway odds to-
day made Johnstown the Derby
choice at So.
Town topics: Gehrig's batting
average-.167 Giant attend
ance off 50,082 for seven genes.
Dodgers using orange colored
Evening star., 1939-04-28

lost his wrist watch, it was
promptly found and returned by
the general manager of the rival
paper, the Times-Star. The Yanks
continue deaf to Connie Mack's
pleas that they play game or so
under the lights of Quakertown.
Paul Derringer Of the Reds has
designed a pitching glove that
laces up the back Of the fingers
instead of along the side. George
Hanford of Harvard likes goal
tending so well he holds down the
job in three sports-soccer, la
crosse and hockey.
Cheerful little earful: The
headline writer's may expect q
few headaches if and when Kwas-
niewski, Providence College pitch
er, hits the majors, but they won't
have to worry about Kaulukukui,
the Iowa javelin HEAVIER. He's out
ineligible.
Evening star., 1939-04-28

balls in practice. Anything can
happen.
What they say: Bill Werber-I
never saw so many curve balls in
my life until I came into the Ma
tional League. Casey Stengel-I'm
through being smart. Every time
try it, I outsmart myself. Dutch
Ruether-Los Angeles has the
best team the Coast League has
seen since the great San Francisco
club of 1928. Doc Protho-Bill
Terry told me there was no ball
club in Philly. Last week
answered him. Bill Meyer, Kan
sas City manager-Ted Williams
is the greatest natural hitter since
Babe Ruth. Gus Mancuso-For
three innings Paul Dean had as
much as he ever had. After that
he was through.
Cincinnati Is all broke out with
professional courtesy. When Tom
Swope, the Posts baseball expert,
Evening star., 1939-04-28
Capital Odd Fellows
Start Baltimore
SET Tomorrow
Each City Will Send 8
Teens to Drives; D-2
BowIers Get Flag

Washington and Baltimore Odd
Fellows league bowlers will tangle
IN the first 3-game block of their
14th annual intercity series at the
Baltimore Arcade alleys tomorrow
night. The final Of the 6-game
home-and-home matches is sched-
uled for Washington's Brookland
Recreation Saturday, May s.
The Orioles were the victors last
season after bowling for IL straight
years. Eight teams will represent
each league. Total pins for the six
games will decide the winner.
A banquet will be held in each
city after the matches. Billy
Schmidt, president Of the Oriole
loop, will be in charge of the Balti-
more affair with Ed Donaldson
heading the Capital contingent.
Averaging over 60 years In age,
d. team bowlers won the Income
Tax League flag in a roll-of at
Lucky Strike from Natural Re-
sources. Members of the winners
are j. M. Dewhurst, Plowman, j. c.
Smith, Howard Leslie and c. B.
Gywn, captain. DR.. w. Vogel with
a 381 set copped the loops sweep
stakes from a field of g.. Tom
Davidson, rolling from scratch, was
second with 377.
Miscellaneous Tax League sweep
stakes, in which 76 competed, was
won by Thomas Crouch with 579-52
-631. Lester Elf was the runner
up with 576-52-628.
McFeeleys 350-27-377 carried off
top honors in the American Legion
sweepstakes, with Prices 372 second.
Silver Spring Market won the
American League pennant from Sill
yer Spring Hotel on total pins. The
Hotelmen were knocked out of the
title by Marcy Motors, a 553-aver-
age team, which rolled 635 to cop the
final game by 81 pins after losing
the first two. The Market quint
swept Grotto Grill in the windup.