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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-18

A group of seven or eight boatmen
would gather on the seawall across
the street from us at Morehead to
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-18
Song to the Baby's Cereal

Song to the Baby's Cereal
Cereal on his fingers,
Cereal on his face,
Cereal on his hands and knees
And every other place;
The baby likes his cereal
If it's greatly spread around
At least six miles of surface
To every single pound!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-18

Hypocrisy may assume the mask
Of vice as well as of virtue.
Evening star., 1939-05-08

BRIGHTWOOD-SEMI
g rooms. bath. garage, oil heat , inclosed
heated porches reasonable.
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC. NATL ss75.
TAKOMA PARK, D. C-LOVELY DET
home with 5 bedrooms oil heat. fine yard:
well located; vacant; SIS.
CHEVY CHASE D. C.-Center-entrance
home. 3 bedrms., , baths, oil heat, garage;
vacant; 500.
GRAHAM & OGDEN.
Natl 36So 3l3 Woodward Bldg,
Evenings, Wis. 3126-J
Evening star., 1939-05-08

REFINED business gentleman tCatholicl.
single desires unfurnished, bright cool.
quiet room (no meals) private or semi.
private bath continuous hot water and
private bath and garage, away from radio;
private home; no other roomers; with
adult family who own their own home;
city limits; reasonably priced; permanent
Washingtonian Give full particulars:
Al reference exchanged. Box l58-D
Star %
Evening star., 1939-05-08
APARIMENIs SUBURBAN.

GROUND FLOOR FURNISHED APT. OF 2
rooms. kitchen and bath. Chestnut 1926.
GLENN DALE (oFF DEFENSE HIGHWAY
viii s,d1or rooms screened porGhss bath
rent 'Sfe BOWIE 9S7s ye after pm
10. MINUTES FROM GOVT. BLDGs.-5
unfurn, rooms and bath. $3.50; no chill
gaen gaepson Sit is4a5 S4th st. SOUTH Arlington Va
uNFURNIsHED ATTRACTIVE 1-RooM.
tio5 N: Irving St Arlington. va
WI WIDOW IN GOVT; SERVICE WISHES TO
ap in Va anather
depts. " Chestnut 64as. !nu'' Jus service 3. 70
RIGGS RD.. Mr.. HILLENDALE, MD
reeen Elee k bs dinetts neteb lv rm bedrm bath
$50 80 mo cail Berwyn S-F-s A''N'
ALEXANDRIA. LOS RosEcREsT AVE
2nd-fl duplex. rms kit. din. bath. un-
furnished. Jackson 1918.
MT W.T. r RRAINIERSENT1RE End FLOOR, DE-
bath: heat: porch and yard l block D. C..
bus line. 292s Bunker Hill rd. s35. y
36oe MT. VERNON, AVE, ALEXANDRIA,
Va.-3 rooms. newly decorated. S37 so;
gas light. water Temple 3364-J 10.
BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY sUBLET 3
bus service to 3 p G: Newly newly furnished @ iiEdi: For
$3.50 Mo1GRN c6RNEhFa APT HhRssvA. HxSos
Spacious liv rm. . bedrms.. shower bath,
kit. .dinette, ample closets refg locker,
laundry; l0c bus. beautiful lawn: 10 min
utes city -McCLAINE 210O Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va. Chestnut $500 day and Sun.
Chestnut 1901 evening.
ALEXANDRIA. VA
116 EAST CHESTNUT ST.
Modern apts., living room / and . bed
rooms; kitchen with electric refg., dipette,
tile bath with shower; large screened
porch and automatic heat furn.; also houses
and other apts for rent.
BRODIE & COLBERT,
1O5 s. Royal st. Alex 24S4
Evening star., 1939-05-08
STOP, READ THIS.
S6.950.

UUoU OII bIItI lIIdII OITClB.
This modern Colonial DUNCAN BUILT
home containing 6 rooms. concrete front
porch. > screened rear porches built-in tub
and shower. G. E. refrigerator, automatic
heat, gear garage, beautiful Handicapped
lot $50 ft. deep, with fish pond and an
abundance of flowers and shrubs con-
Venlent to everything: reasonable; down
For the person desiring real home,
don't fail to investigate this one. Cali
MR.. OCONNOR, Dist. 310O; evenings,
Evening star., 1939-05-08

REFRIGERATORS: Frigidaires: General
Electrics. Wes;tnghoYses; kelyinatprs hy n,psr
standard makes Most of these are 1898
floor models, few are 937 models. For
rificed at prices as low as S46.5O. Brand
new refrigerators in original factory crates
will be slashed at prices at 50eo off list
ard makes, as low as 500 25 years
merchandising appliances to. the public is
your guarantee of true values at Atlas
Appliance Co (Washington's LARGEST Ap-
pliance House}. Easy terms. Unusual
liberal trade-in allowance 713 G stsn.w..
RUGS, domestic. washed for S2.75: regu-
larly 81 Cleaning, repairing. storage.
District Rug Cleaning Co.. Adams 1880,
1912 Euclid st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-05-08

At lowest prices Complete assortment
Nationally advertised brands Also REM
nants In all sizes Open evenings. Free
WOODBRIDGE RUG & CARPET CO.. INC,
1715 Rhode Island Ave NE. Dupont 1890
Evening star., 1939-05-08
slIRlIRRAN RaQMs.

ATTRACTIVE furnished rooms in beauti-
full country home; convenient to city
Chestnut 4799. 10
ITO 10th ST. g., Arlington. va.-New
home, large front bedroom. furnished or
unfurnished: 10c Transportation. suitable
for two. Reasonable. y
Evening star., 1939-05-08
ADJ. BARNABY WOODS.

We have Just opened another group Of
Muhleman & Kayhoe's true Colonial homes.
We think they are the. finest ones they
have ever built: Beautiful does not describe
the interiors. They are gorgeous. Groom,
2-bath. homes: lavatory and toilet on Ist
floor: built-in garage. on large lots. Open
further % inf information cal ino J. WTsIEYf Sf
BUCHANAN Met. 1143. until q pm
CONTINUED on Next Psge.)
Evening star., 1939-05-08
S7,25O.
ST ,25U.
4 BedroomS-2 Baths.
no knnnn Dnrlx A6L

A"hOAiAA es- n, 2rlO.
Owner leaving city has lust reduced price
OF this brick bungaow-type home 1t is
comparatively new, desirably situated and
close proximity Living room with Are.
place, , bedrooms and bath st floor: cheer
ful dining room, ultramodern kitchen, in.
cludng Frigdaire; . bedrooms and bath on
End fl Or. 1t is insulated with rock wool
and is equipped with automatic electric
Owner will make additional discount il pur.
chased on an equity cash basis THOS. J.
OR EVENINGS CALL MR.. BOOTHBY, EN-.
ERSON 334S.
HILLCREST, 32nd PLACE Sc, NEAR
Alabama and Branch aves.-Detached
brick, rooms and 2 baths, automatic gas
Price, S1,450.
B. CRIFASI CO.,
1924 Vermont Ave. National sl9O.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Cnnfinued

PETWORTH-2O-FT COLONIAL ROW
brick: 9 rms, bath. 2-car garage; oil heat.
arranged. For inspection call Mr.. Bennett,
GeorRia 229S. WAPLE g. JAMES INC.
Dist. 3346.
CHEVY CHASE. WEST OF CONN. AVE-
Lovely center-hall-plan home, real beds
rooms, 2 baths. first-flo den and lavatoryi
maids room and BATH beautifully shruobed
lot. approx. 100X190 Remarkable value.
REALTY ASSOCIATES Natl. 1898.
IN A SPLENDID SECTION OF MT PLEAS.
ant. lovely Kennedy-built home. contain.
ing nine rooms fsix bedrooms) and two
tiled baths, porches, maids room and bath:
two-car brick garage. oil burner. two IRE.
places. one in the master bedroom. A good
home in good neighborhood. Emer. Ills.
BRICK BUNGALOW ON A LOT 7Ox125
on high elevation commanding splendid
view. Unusually large bedrooms. living
room with fireplace, full attic and base
ment. gas burner covered .porch. built-in
garage. A real value at S7.65O. THOS. L.
PHIL FPS. Woodley 1000 until Pm.
351S Conn ave
Evening star., 1939-05-08

1s47 MASS AVE Sc
One room. kitchenette. dinette and bath.
Two rooms kitchenette. dinette and bath.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
HOUSES For SALE.


THINK OF A DETACHED HOME IN
Chevy Chase on lovely lot 257 feet deep,
with trees. and priced at only So, $50.
en- and pantry on the first floor; three bed
rooms and bath on the second; two-car
shrubbery.. THOS. l.. PHILLIPS. Woodley
1900 until Q pm. 351s Conn. ave
REGISTERED ARCHITECT SPECIALIZING
on modern homes will design your home on
your lot to your ideas; financing helped.
See MR.. TEPPER. S14 18th st. Natl. 1917.
S6,95O-MosT ATTRACTIVE BUNGA-
low. 3 lovely rooms. modern, and in fine
condition: convenient NV suburbs; near
schools and buses. Call REALTY ASSo-
MICHIGAN PARK. 1881 ALLISON ST.
2 yrs. old. Inquire within. Mich 1899
BY OWNER-JUsT COMPLETED
40S Caroline ave-. Highland View Park-5-
price. SIS $50; 1915 cash. S47. so mo. Turn
left on Wire ave. at Franklin ave: con-
tinue to, porperty. L. F. ROBERTSON
Phone Shep. 1862.
$3.50 : CONVENIENT. BRIGHTWOOD-
Detached Cape Cod brick. 5 lovely rooms.
modern and nice condition; summer side
porch See this real bargain today!
REALTY ASSOCIATES, Natl. 143S.
BEAUTIFUL OLD HOUSE IN GEORGE
town. well arranged for entertaining: large
garden: $4,000. Potomac 4141 weekdays.
FOR SALE: OFFICER LEAVING. COM
lent condition. In beautiful Chevy Chase.
Phone Wisconsin 6766.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
MISCELLAN NEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

RUosasPecisI. Domestic oa rugs z washed; wh ed
anl na sefSee sHee fsS Sone anS Adams ne D.
patterns % and coiors. MI Green says. q
hand picked these masnificent values, and and
s are s nd Dss sundss ever YSUR s9ufht ered
sia sH9o ave. ofeea aeorsia rna:s sass. W" oOOO w
SAFES SAFE CO. aFss ea 9es sny sns stss ass
SEWING MACHINES, singerss oh, ball ball
Home console cleo 30 guar. 1897 Conn. ave.
SEWING MAcHINEs-Port. cleo. White
iinsa iia- s4fa 18Th st. NV col a945.~ So
STUDIO coUcHEs. with arms and back;
so covers to select from, All guaranteed
as to comfort and quality. MI; Green
friends the kind of furniture and bed
ding HE can guarantee" Open evenings
and SUNDAY YoUR credi. Is good Green Green
itr,a,ilers. 45l1 Wis. ave. NV. Woodley
T;XPEWRITERs RENTED for civil g, y service; ta3
Eye st. NV National 4S5S.
TYPEWRITERs-Buy your own for use
at the civil service exams exams Terms? Terms YES Yes.
aie wrter mcoe's CO. s o iah 0seen st. NV Rep iiS
Open till pm.
TYPEWRITERS, American Typewriter Co.
every. make. Sale rent. repair. Machines
Capitol st. Line. 00S2.
VACUUM CLEANERS - Eureka. $6;75:
Sl6.75: bond guar; like new: 3O-day . trial trial
plan; parts; repairs; all makes. BEST BEST
BRANDS CO. sos tn NV. Natl. 7113.
WASHERS AND IRoNERS-Here' a real
value; combination of brand-naw 1899
model standard make. white porcelain. fun
size washer with electric pump AND lroner,
for only $54 .50i Fully guaranteed; pay 81
weekly. Republic 1890. The Piano Shop.
1918 9TH st. NV.
WASHER-Brand-ne latest model General
Electric wringer washers only S39.95: pay
81 weekly. Also new Maytag. ABC. Prima
Thor. Watermatic and others: lowest prices.
easiest terms in the city. Republic 1890.
The Piano Shop, 10l5 7th st. NV. Open
evenings.
WASHING MACHINES, used; Maytag,
Easy. Apex Sl2.S5. New washers. wringer
type and 2-tub washers, Soc of. Terms
Atlas, 7l3 G st. NV, Dist. 3137 Open ewes.
VIOLIN, exceptionally fine; about 200 years
will will sell veryf cheap. Phone National
5425. Apt. $40. 8.
RUGS-CARPETS.
At lowest prices, Complete assortment
Nationally advertised brands Also REM
nants In all sizes Open evenings. Free
WoopR1pGE RUG & CARPET CO.. INC,
1715 Rhode Island Ave NE. Dupont $3.50
Evening star., 1939-05-08

W1NONA.
412 11th ST. n.e- rooms. kitchen anc
hath $40 30
Evening star., 1939-05-08
ROOMS UNFURklsHED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

COLORED-12O5 Harvard st nw-LarR
front room. use of kitchen; reas.; couple
conv. tranSp. Col. 0210-J.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
A GARDEN

And large. beautifully wooded lot make
q perfect setting for this detached brick
Chase, D. c. The owner has Just moved
and has requested us to sell his home i'm
baths, storage attic, attached garage. The
price Is S12.950. and we can make easy
terms for responsible people. Call Emer.
son 7O65 or Emerson 5310 until q nm
REALTOR. EDW R. CARR BUILDER
Evening star., 1939-05-08
BOATS,

WILL EXCHANGE saltwater shore proper
ty. with cottage and outbuildings. for sail
boat; approximately ITT 30 IT. Property valued
same ad under seashore property. Tele-
phone any time Sunday Marion c. Toomey
CHROMIUM PLATING. headlight ref1ectors
resilvered John A. Gottsmann & Co..
1920 lst st. ne. Met. 3053 O.
DAY CRUISER, 1887. 26x9l2: bertns
toilet; 6x9 cockpit; 15-m.p.h.; Al condi-
ton Slip 40 Annapolis Yacht Basin.
Woodlev 1922.
SMALL BOATS from builder. Is on dis
play: Old Town Canoes: terms. trade.
Evening star., 1939-05-08

THE BOND APIS.
1890 New Hampshire Ave NV
| Room Dressing Room. Bath: $40
Evening star., 1939-05-08
n. .45U.
NEW BRICK RIINGAIOW

One of the city's best suburban locations
1T; frontage Convenient to buses and
schools. Terms arranged For appointnent
TO show call MR.. FIELDS, Georgia 2O42
or Shepherd 5000
Evening star., 1939-05-08
A REAL, HOME R11Y

Near Sth and Whittier sts nw-New
detached brick large lot. fenced-in yard
Strictly residential Northwest section 8
rooms. 5 bedrooms, gas hot-water heat:
near Transportation. stores and schools.
Detached garage. $1,000 cash. Balance
like rent or small trade. See today or
tonight and submit offer. District O36S.
GenrRia 2n22
Evening star., 1939-05-08
S6,950.
PETWORTH.
TO SETTLE ESTATE

TO SEI TLE ESTATE,
An attractive Colonial brick home.
eoulpped for families. containing large
rooms, . inclosed porches, . baths lone in
hnlshed basement, 3 electric refrigerators.
new Bryant gas furnace, large lot and ga
rage This is real bargain. For ap.
polntment call Mr., Foster with BEITZELL
DiSt lt 3l0oi evenings after pm, &c.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

YOUNG WORK HORSES. one extra gentle
riding horse: can try them out on farm.
Apply at Sweins Garage, , mi. past T. B.
on Southern Md road. any time during
Sunday or week
Evening star., 1939-05-08
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BABY CHICKS

RHODE ISLAND REDS. BARRED ROCKS
and White Leghorns. $50 per 100: all
blood tested. VIM. JAMES g. SON. 619 K
st NV. METROPOLITAN O0Ss.
MD AND VA State certified baby chicks:
brooders. equipment, feed. remedies.
F. w. Bolgiano & Co. All N Y ave NE.
Atl 5411 6O7 St NV. Natl OO91
Evening star., 1939-05-08
ApARrMEhrs uhEuRhIsuEp.

11O4 HOLBROOK ST. NE. APT. "a
rooms. kitchen. bath: back porch. basement:
MELFARB PROPERTIES. 474 K st. NV.
Met. 1107.
RMS, DINETTE KITCHEN AND BATH,
porch. large yards. OWNER. 1888 Penna.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
1929 COLUMBIA RID. NV.

SAX OO-Living rm, large dress. room,
Murphy bed dinette. kit.
45.O0-Most desirable front and corner
to apts Three different plans. Two
$50 OO rooms, foyer, kit bath.
Evening star., 1939-05-08

$65.
2012 G. ST. NV,
OPPOSITE G. w. UNIV.
Six rooms 2 baths, h.-w.h. Large front
and side yard.
$75.
$3.50 18th ST. NV.
Nine rooms. baths INV h. Newly deco
rated; running water in most bedrooms.
CHAS. l.. NORRIS,
Realtor. o135 Pa Ave NV
COLORED-521 COL. RID. NW-6 r.
2 incl porches. gar; -arrarged for . fami-
lies; S62.50: newly dec. Geo. 01Ta.
COLORED-NR oOth AND L SITS NV
4-room brick: S1450
BRODIE Il COLBERT. INC.
1907 Eye ST. NV Natl SS75.
Evening star., 1939-05-08

RENT REDUCED.
3 rms. k. b.. rec hall. porch: $50.
Frigidare. 1884 18th st. NV.
2 BEDRMS LIVING RM,. DINETTE,
kitchen. bath, screened porch; quiet resi-
dential section; . blocks bus. CHURCHES.
stores. etc. oil heat furn.: $3.50. 2119
St Sc Call Mr.. Moore.
ADELBFRT w. LEE.
CT NV Dist 1900
Evening star., 1939-05-08
Sc. BUNGALOW-S4,95O

PETWoRTH. NEAR SOLDIERS HoME-a
rooms. brick, with . inclosed porches; front
porch; large lot; priced to SELL Will take
easy terms. Mr.. Partlow. District 3347
WAPLE & JAMES INC
Evening star., 1939-05-08

3 rooms bath cleo stove; large lot.
Easy terms or will trade for lots This
bungalow is in Chillum Gardens on Parker
ave, between Chllum rd. and Sargents I'd.
WAPLE & JAMES INC,
1924 14th St NV Dist 3346
Evening star., 1939-05-08
NEW BRICK HOMES.

SHANNON g. LUCHs CO,
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
SOMETHING UNUSUAL
JUST BEYOND FOXALL VILLAGE
So. .65O--FACING PUBLIC PARK WITH
UNRESTRICTED VIEW OF POTOMAC.
Exceptionally well-built house; six large
rooms bath. stone fireplace, beautifully
iandscaped lot 51x164. BOSS & PHELPS.
National $500
10th ST. HEIGHTS SPLENDID DET.
Law; 3 bedrms and bath on End fl To
close an estate. SS 500
GRAHAM & OGDEN.
Evening star., 1939-05-08
SIS A ST. Sc
Rooms. Kitchen. Bath. S35.

1475 COLUMBIA RD CRESTON.
3 rooms bath. elec. refg. S62 so
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H St. NV. National 2345.
HAMILTON COURTS. 214O N ST NV.
Attractive, cheerful 4-room. Kitchen sns snd
mgr UNION STORAGE CO. 7O5 Florida
ave NV North OlO4
Evening star., 1939-01-08

4 VEw WORKERS are VIGOROUSLY imper-
III vious to shock when business moves
q y uptown or Crosstown, into fine resi-
dental sections and causes important land
marks to suffer immediate change into some
thing probably rich. certainly strange and
unfamiliar. Yesterday you passed famous
mansion, once the scene of many a brilliant
social function of the wealthy and distin-
guished Recently it has been wearing a
solitary shuttered look, like great lady of
the old school who turns proud. unyielding
face on new ways and new people. Today as
you go by. you see that over night high
board fence has been thrown up all around the
old house: and you know that wreCkers are
already cutting the interior and. in day or
Evening star., 1939-01-08

two, they will tear down the walls to make
way for new apartment house or office build
ing Another stronghold oftradition is gone
Ordinarily even the new buildings do not
succeed IN reassuring you They also rise and
fall with extraordinary rapidity
Rockefeller Center however. is not like
that. 1t promises permanenCe. if anything
built by man has ever been able to promise
it. From the lower buildings that cover several
blocks on Fifth Avenue, your eyes travel back
and up, as they follow the magnificent out
lines of the buildings behind This is some
thing that will last. you say to yourself.
This is architecture and engineering on the
grand scale. Though it is so modern and SO
American. vet there seems to be something
Evening star., 1939-01-08

that is tmeless and universal in its beauty
Visitors observe with interest the dignifled
meeting of nations in this Center with its
French, Italian British, and International
Buildings. They visit the music hall; they
lean over the parapet to look down into
Rockefeller Plaza with its fountain and gar
dens. its gay out f-dOOr eating place in
summer. skating rink in winter
But it /, above all the R.C.A. Building
that interests them Here are tilt innumerablc
radio theaters. control rooms offices and
studios of a great broadCasting industry.
Here also on the top floor is nationally
famous eating place, the Rainbow Room
From the vast arc of windows that almost
entirely cover the outer walls you look over
Evening star., 1939-01-08
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Evening star., 1939-09-28
Grid Coaches in New Positions
Get Tests in About Dozen
Games This Week End

and united team last season; U. c. l..
A. tackles the mighty horned frogs
of Texas Christian and Kansas plays
Drake.
Dido Donelli, who took over from
John P. Oittle Clipper Smith at
Duquesne, should fare pretty we'll
against Illinois Wesleyan Friday and
Frank Leahy, successor to Gil Dobie
at Boston College, can't have many
qualms about the Saturday engage
ment with Lebanon Valley.
DR.. Eddie Anderson, who went
from a great season at Holy Cross to
become the only new Big Ten coach
at Iowa, sends his Hawkeyes against
South Dakota in game that
shouldn't cause him much worry
while his successor, Joe Sheeketski,
has a tougher job when the Cru
saders meet Manhattan.
Perhaps the toughest job of all is
that of Charley Bowser, who became
Pittsburgh's head coach as the result
of the noisy controversy that brought
about the resignation of Jock Suth-
erland. No matter what Bowser
does, some of the alumni probably
will think it's all wrong, and all that
faces Charley to start the season is q
game with Washington at Seattle.
There's one game, however, that's a
cinch to bring good feelings to one
new coach. Navy, in its first game
under Capt. E. E. (Swede) Larson,
takes on William and Mary, which
gave Carl Voyles good sendof last
week by walloping Guilford, 31-6.
Evening star., 1939-09-28
Hogerty to Speak
On Air 7 oniuht

Coach Jack Hagerty of George
town will be interviewed by Bill
Coyle, popular sports commenta-
tor, on The Stars Sports Review
on Station WMAL tonight at 6
o'clock.
Hagerty will discuss the Hoyas'
prospects for the season and
dwell in particular on George
towns chances against Temple
in the opening game at Phila-
delphia tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1939-09-28
I||ini May Be Thorn
For Higher-Rated
Big Ten E|evens
BY the Associated Press.

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Sept. 28-No
one is giving the sophomore-studded
Illinois eleven a championship nod
this year, but it may still be a Big
Ten title menace so far as North
western, Michigan and Ohio State
are concerned.
Illinois faces all three Of those
highly regarded contenders and the
manner in which five of its sopho-
mores have been acting up BODIES
only trouble for the title aspirants
Jimmy Smith, 170-pound halfback
from Murphysboro, ILL.,, ranks as the
probable No. trouble maker. Coach
Bob Zuppke's best bet in his hunt
for an explosive" runner, Smith
contributed more flash yesterday as
the varsity raced to three quick
touchdowns over the freshmen pre-
paratory to Saturdays opener with
Bradley.
Chuck Purvis. senior understudy
to the left halfback, demonstrated
his own capabilities with two of the
touchdowns, one for II yards.
Paul Milosevich, who with Flip
Anders, another sophomore, gave the
1llini speedy end combination,
scored the other on a pass.
Dave Miller of Toulon, ILL.,, fourth
sophomore, is expected to handle
the right halfback duties once he
recovers from an injury. while Joe
Tllrek appears headed for a regular
guard post.
Evening star., 1939-09-28
Central, Gonzaga Grid
Tilt Tomorrow Has
Fans Guessing

The Central -Gonzaga football
game at Central Stadium tomorrow
has the boys guessing. Hardy Pearce
g. Co., defending high school cham
pions, are pressed for adequate re-
serves, and Johnny Bredbenner,
swift back, is on the sidelines nurs-
ing sore throat.
Meanwhile, Orrell Mitchell's crew,
which won its opening game against
Anacostia last week, are all popped
up about the showing of Elmer
Raba, sophomore sensation, who has
shown marked ability both in COM
petition and practice.
Son of a Gonzaga, graduate and
letterman, Elmer appears to have
the stuff to cause plenty of trouble
to the Blue and White.
He's being touted as the Albie
Booth of the high school circuit, but
Pearce says his team will stop that
tomorrow, despite lack of capable
substitutes.
Evening star., 1939-09-28
Only Hortnett and Dizzy
Stood Up to Yankees.

Last year the challenge came
again from Chicago and Joe swung
West for another triumph-the cas-
lest Of all. He had beaten the Cubs
four in row in 1882, but there were
times during that series when it
seemed the Cubs possibly might win.
Last year the Cubs were licked be-
fore they started.
Only Gabby Hartnett and Dizzy
Dean really stood up against the
Yanks, and they weren't nearly
enough. Dean gave them a hand
to-hand fight for seven innings and
then they crushed him on home runs
by Frank Crosetti and Di Maggie.
Bill Lee and Clay Bryant-with Lee
trying twice-were easy. Joe used
only three pitchers, starting and
finishing with Ruffing, with Gomez
and Pearson in between. Joe Cor
don, by way of climaxing his first
year in the big show, hit 400. So
did Dickey. Gehrig, playing in his
last series, although nobody knew
1t then, hit .286.
Now Joe is ready to move against
the National League again. He has
the old reliable Gomez-Rufing-
Hadley-Pearson pitching combina-
non to hurl into the fray, plus Ma
rus Russo. rapidly taking his place
among the top left-handers of the
game; plus Dickey and Gordon and
D1 Maggie and Rolfe and the rest
OF that humping crew. And, as
said before, the betting is on Joe
again.