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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-12
Christmas
Carols
Through the Ages

BOAR'S HEAD CAROL
|"The boar's head in hand
bear /,
Bedecked with bay and rose
mary;
And ! pray you, my masters.
be merry,
Quot estis in convivio :"
This unique carol is sung annu-
ally at Queens College, Oxford.
when a boar's head Is served with
Christmas dinner. The story behind
this custom is that q student was
walking In the country nearby.
studying his Aristotle, and was
attacked by a wild boar. He
crammed the book down the
beasts throat to save himself. The
carol was first printed In 1871.
1OShopping Days
lO TILL Christmas
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The Weather

Fair, Cool Tonight;
Wed. Cloudy, Werner
Fun weather Report on Page 3
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Evening star., 1939-03-30
1.-Two Decide 10 Plead Guilty
In Bethesda Numbers Case

By Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, March 3d.
Two Of the three defendants in a
numbers trial in Circuit Court here
today changed their pleas from not
guilty to guilty after States Attor-
ney Ben G.. Wilkinson, jr, rested his
case at noon.
The third defendant, Cora Kin
ney. As, colored, of Bethesda, en-
tered q plea Of guilty when the trial
opened this morning and testified
for the State. 1t was at her home
that Montgomery County police on
March 20 arrested her and the other
defendants, Joseph Hillery, IS, Of
Washington, alleged numbers run
ner, and Randolph Brice, 81, COL
ored, of Bethesda.
The first State witness, Frank Nei.
son, colored detective Of Washing.
ton, told on the stand of taking 81
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Dr.. Muchudo Funeral
Plans Are Discussed
Nv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, March 3d.
The body Of Gen. Gerardo Machado,
once the autocratic President o1
Cuba, lay In state at his home here
today while arrangements for his
burial were discussed.
Persons close to the old soldie,
who died on an operating table yes
terday said members of his family
were so grieved that definite plans
could not be made last night
Whether he would be laid at res,
here, In the land of refuge, or ou
native soil was to be decided.
His followers said it was most
likely that he would be placed in .
Miami mausoleum and at some fu-
ture time be given permanent buria
in Cuba.
Evening star., 1939-03-30

RolIy Tomorrow

Women Of the Congregational
churches Of Washington will present
a spring rally program tomorrow
afternoon and night at the First
Congregational Church, including
moving pictures, exhibits and skits
Illustrating the work Of the church
throughout the world.
Those attending have been asked
to bring something toward the needs
Of schools and hospitals aided by the
church. Mrs. B. B. .Elenberger Is
chairman Of the entertainment, aA
sisted by Mrs. David Williams, vice
chairman, and Mrs. Arthur Gray,
secretary.
Out-of-town guests will include
Mrs. David E. Brown, superintendent
of the Middle Atlantic Conference
Of the church, and Mrs. Don Ivan
Patch, president Of the Women's
Association.
Evening star., 1939-03-30

in marked bills from Detective SerRr.
Theodore Vollten and leaving them
at Cora Kinney's home in Bethesda
for Hillery. The Kinney woman
testified Hillery had been picking up
numbers slips and money at her
home for the last two months. A
quantity Of numbers slips and about
$50 in bills and change were found
in Hillery's car, Sergt. Vollten testi-
fled.
Attorney Thomas Dawson asked
leave of the court to change the plea
for Hillery and Brice followed suit.
The case was heard by a full bencn,
Judges Arthur D. Willard, Charles
w. Woodward and Stedman Pres
colt, and jury. Sentence will be
passed later.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Navy to Aid in Hunt
For Halliburton Purty
BY the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
Senator McKellar, Democrat, Of
Tennessee said today he had Navy
Department assurance that the
Navy would use available plane, ra-
dio and ship facilities in the search
for Richard Halliburton, Memphis
author -adventurer.
Mr.. Halliburton and 10 others, en-
route from Hong Kong to San Fran
cisco aboard motorized Chinese
junk, have been unreported since
Friday when radio Offices at San
Francisco lost contact with them
At that time the boat was 2,40O
miles from Hong Kong in an area
subsequently swept by typhoon
1t was due at Midway Island
April S.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Cuban Honors Doubted.

HAVANA, March 80 @.-Doubt
was expressed here today that off,
cial honors would be accorded former
President Gerardo Machado, who
died yesterday at Miami Beach. Fla.
Leaders Of the revolution that de-
posed Machado in 1933-now leaders
of the Cuban government-were not
favorably disposed toward the return
Of his body.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Relief Cut backers
Counting on Aid
OF Farm Bloc
House Debute Sturts
Today; Committee
Fovors 100 Million

BACKGROUND
President Ro0sepelt last ,Dinter
asked Congress for supplemental
relief appropriation of $875,O0O,-
900. Economy bloc mustered
sufficient strength, howeUer. to
cut total to s725 ,O0O, 900, but added
suggestion that President make
second request If necessary. In
doing so. he specified amount
which had been cut from precious
request-$15O,O00, 900. House Ap-
preparations Committee has cut
this to s100, 100000.
By the Associated Press.
House economy advocates relied
heavily today on farm bloc help to
back up an Appropriations Commit
tee proposal that President Roose-
velt's w. P. A. request be cut to
s1OO,OOO,OOO.
They faced determined drive by
the administration leadership and
representatives of urban areas,
however, to give the President the
full $150,000 900. Debate was sched-
uled to begin early this afternoon.
The farm bloc was bitter over
Tuesdays defeat of a $250,000, 900
fund for parity payments. Repre-
sentative Woodrum, Democrat, Of
Virginia, economy leader, said its
strength, together with economy
votes and the Republican opposition,
would be sufficient to sustain the
committee figure.
Representative Cannon of Mis-
souri,. ranking Democratic member
of the Appropriations Committee,
said an effort would be made to raise
the committee figure because "a ma
jority of the Democrats on the COM
mittee wanted the $l5O,000,00O."
Cannon Sees Senate Appro,4'.
In event the House refuses Grant
the larger sum, Representative Can
non predicted the Senate would ap-
prove both it and the parity pay
ment money and that the House
finally would agree.
Legislators were speculating over
the Presidents reaction to the cut,
should it finally 60 through. He told
callers yesterday the w. P. A. would
have to make the money 60 as far
as possible.
A 100000 cut in the rolls already
has been ordered for next week.
w. P. A. officials insisted it will be
carried out unless additional funds
are forthcoming. but in administra-
ton circles at the Capitol there is a
belief the cut may be delayed and
some part Of the order may be re-
scinded
The House Appropriations Com
mittee contended the reduction of
s50,000,0 900 in funds to operate the
w. P. A. until July l should make
no difference in the rolls. It de-
clared the w. P. A. had $50 ,047 ,425
available from which to make. up
that loss.
Savings Enumerated.
The w. P. A., the committee ma
jority argued, would save $7,015,0
between March and July as a re-
suit of having dropped 10000 aliens;
it would save $16,282, ,425 by cutting
off this month at least 88,975 re-
cipients not in actual need, and it
had on hand unexpended balances
of $45, ,750,0
The committee also called on the
w. P. A. to economic on such items
as travel and subsistence expenses
of $50O,000 monthly and a monthly
outlay of $150,00O for communica-
tions. It traced the rise of relief
costs from $1,27O,235, ,065 in 1896 to
81, 1853 1868, ,406 in the present fiscal
year and declared the figures should
show a downward trend rather than
continuing to rise.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
PIon for Olympic Games

In preparation for the Olympic
Games crowds next year Helsinki
Finland, has started a $7,70O, 900
building program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
COlumbianSCan
Take Over Lead

Firss place In ths Northwest
football league viii be at stake
Sunday Afternoon at Enumelaw
~hen the Tacoma Columbus face
the silver harons IN league play
The other conference game finds
Rsnton travelling 10 West Seattle
Th~ silver hAxenx arc rcst-
Ing On top ef the circuit with
two Wins and no defeats. for
= total of four points. The
BEERS arr In th~ second slot
with one win and one lie for
three poinss. A win for TA-
coma sunday will put the Co
iumhiAs st top.
The Beers scored their lone win
over West Seattle by a one-touch-
down margin. while Enumclaw
beat the same club by four touch
downs Tacoma was held 10 n
scorclcss tie BY Ren,on two weeks
ago The Silver Barons dumped
the Rams, IA To 7. last Sunday
al Enumclaw.
The first Of three rounds Of
play comes 10 an end Sunday and
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Light Labors
For Stadium

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Ping Pong Play
Opens New Year

The Park-Commercial Ping Pong
league will open its 1939-40 series
tonight with three periods of play
on the club tables, located on the
third floor of the Medical Arts
building.
The time for the game
periods are 1880, S:15 and 8
o'clock with the first at 7:S0
- follows:
7:30 p. m: Suepior Dairy VS..
Squeeks Rondivoo; c. o. Lynn Co.
VS.. Washington Plywood Co;
Smith Fuel VS.. Bleckmare & Thur
son; Saxton Lumber Co. VS.. Fair
mont Hotel; Lands Shoe Co. VS..
Evergreen State Lunch; Hayden
Watson Florist VS.. Cardinal Club;
Dammeier Printing Co. VS.. E. NJ.
B. A; Washburn Service Station
VS.. Sixth Avenue Super Cream.
Spectators are welcome without
charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12

LrNI>G TON. nv. w. L
Branns Maryland-bred chaliedor
shattered the world record for q
mile and SIS yesterday when h,
won the first running of the s.. 900.
added Tanter stakes in i.5s IS
two fifths OF a second faster thar
the mark established by Discovery
in 1884.
Off 90 his usual slow break,
the Challenger n colt moved
90 second position Mt the half
on the keepeland track and
then took the lead within .
doxen strides. lie gradually
widencd II TO the finish and
ran TO the new record without
an opponent closer TO him thAs
three lengths.
Greentree stables Hash was &c
ond. Lawrence Barkers CHE
onAway third.
Challedon was backed down 10
81 so, 81 20 and out in tn. mutuels
Hash paid S240 and out and Chief
Onaway was out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
Stadium's Sophs
Us. Clover Park

Stadium's sophomore reserve
football squad Will play its second
game OF the week next Thursday
afternoon at $50 when IT meets
Clover Park at the Veterans field
on American lake.
The Bengals played the Lincoln
sophomores Monday afternoon In
the Stadium and downed them. 10
10 0. In its last game Clover
Park tied Roy. TT.
The starting lineup for Stadium
probably will be: Hagen and
GetAz. ends: Mccammant and
Klarich. tackles: Blotz and Hit
brunn. guards; King. center: Lee.
quarterback; mickey and Miles.
halfsacks. and Dashiell. fullback.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
Deadly Toe Virtually Assures Manders
OF AL Time Professional Scoring Mark

football. Beginning with the first
point after touchdown which he
booted against the Green Bay
Packers in 1888. Asnders kicked
~ straight for world record.
In all games, league and exhibi-
ton. Manders made good on gao
out Of 254 tries. In 1885 the for
mer Gopher kicked 10 field goals
for another record.
Two years ago he was shifted
from fullback to halfback and
utilized his speed TO become q
great ball carrier as well as a
kicker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
Puncec Defeats
Riggs, ST.; 81

SAN FRANCISCO - Ferenc
Puneec. YugoslsN-ian ace who fell
by the wayside Il the Pacific coast
tennis championships last week,
90, some solaes today in his e-i,
go victory over Bobby Riggs. No. 1
American amateur. in their exhibit
ton match here last night.
Former Worlds Champion Helen
Wills Moody and Jack Crawford.
Australian Davis Cup player. team
ed 10 defeat Mrs. Sarah Palfrey
Fabyan, Boston, and Elwood
Cooke, Portland. Ore. SO in a
single-set exhibition mixed doubles
match.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12

QICA0O--jack Nanders. Chi
ooGp Bsars' veteran halfback. u
within grabbing distance Of the all
ttne National Football league
Scoring record
In six years Of pro competition
IL former Minnesota star tailed
- touchdowns. 81 field goals and
~ points after touchdown for 500
Dolnts-
Dutch ClaEk, row coaching
- OeRsaand Rams, hes sos
- ~ ors1it but hls playing
days ere over. Ken Strong,
New Ysri< Giant veteran, holds
~ ark with 324. hut
Dtrong's career h very much
On to wane except for m
sccasionaI field goal.
Manders n recognized a. the
greatest place-kicker IN modern
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
Public School
Soccer Program,

Tacoma public schools. 1899 ele-
mentary school soccer schedule.
with all games scheduled for Mon
days The two schools involved in
contest may. by mutual consent,
change the date for any game:
League No. /
October q Rogers AZ Mary
Lyon: Roosevelt at Mckinley.
October 16-McKinley at Rogers:
Mary Lyon al Roosevelt.
October 23-Mary Lyon at Nc
Kinley; Rogers at Roosevelt.
October 80 Mary Lyon at
Rogers; Mckinley at Roosevelt.
November 6-Rogers at McKin-
ley; Roosevelt at Mary Lyon.
November l3-McKinley at Mary
Lyon; Roosevelt at Rogers.
League No. 2
October Lowell at Grant:
Washington at jefferson; PIT. De-
fiance at Sherman: Oakland at bye.
October 16-Oakland at Lowell;
Grant at PIT. Defiance; Sherman at
jefferson; Washington at bye.
October 23-Oakland at WASH
ington: PIT Defiance at Lowell:
jefferson at Grant: Sherman at
bye.
October 30 -- PIT Defiance at
Oakland. Washington at sherman:
Lowell at jefferson: Grant at bye.
November s-Oakland at Sher-
man. jefferson at PIT. Defiance:
Grant at Washington; Lowell at
bye.
November 13-Jefferson at Oak
land: Sherman at Grant: Washing
ton at Lowell; PIT. Defiance at bye.
November 20 Grant at Oak
land; Sherman at Lowell: WASH
ington at PIT. Defiance; jefferson
at bye.
League No. s
October darlington at Park
Avenue; Whitman at Fern Hill;
Mann at bye.
October 16-Park Ave. at Whit
man; Fern Hill at Mann; Airing
ton at bye.
October 23-Mann at Arlington;
Park Ave. at Fern Hill; Whitman
at bye.
October Whitman at Mann;
Fern Hill at Arlington; Park Ave.
at bye.
November s. Mann at Park
Ave; Arlington at Whitman; Fern
Hill at bye.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
Seattle Hockey
Boss Undecided

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might Eo % enc Of the new
California teams - Los Anx-
eies. San Fraaeiseo. Oakland
or ssrrsn~nte--s herr expert
eaeed manager viii be
NODDED
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u was believed the seAhawk
goAiic. Emmett Venne. would
move 10 Vancouver. r. c. and
Percy Jackson would 20 from the
Lions 20 Portland
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
Marine Inuites
Hostak Offers

SEATTLE-- Manager Eddie
Marine of the worlds middlewelght
boxing champion. Al Hostak. In
vited offers today from Portland.
T4coua, Spokane. and Vancouver.
II. c.
Marine said he would like 10 line
up two or three fights for Hostak
before matching him against
Ceferino Garcia or Walter Woods.
Garcia recently won Freddie Apos-
tolls claim to the title in New
York and California.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
QUINN NEEDS JOB

PHiLADELPHIA-Jack Quinn.
who made more than 500. 900 in
81 years Of baseball. is looking for
job. His savings are tied up in
a closed bank.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
OLDEST TOURNEY

LOND0N-oldest sports event
In England Is the annual marble
tournament held at Tinsley green
since 1855
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
rorALzAToR NAN HERE

NEW foRk l.. Raymond Of
Sydney. manager Of the Austria
Ian Totslxstor company. is a Bel
mont park visitor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
Eaneer Scouts Force Olson To Switch Attack
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respectively. last week, may find
tbs going tougher next Saturday.
The Cadets tackle Columbia. and
the Mlsshlpmsn meet Dartmouth.
easy winner over hampden sydney
last week.
The so-eslled Ivy league gets
golng IN earnest this week with
Cornell taking On Princeton ard
Yale engaging Penn. The eastern
program viii he rounded out with
Syracuse ss. Georgetown. Colgate
Va. Brown. puquesne VS. Man
haitian and Penn State ". Lehigh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12

the team resting In frat place
then viii have an inside track to
the title
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
Win Basket Contest

Russell Meade Boys club basket
GERS opened their new season with
a win over the Midland squad. Is
TO 10. this week. Score at half
time was to 2.
Blue Devils 15) (IO) Midland
Fencham (2) IF. (5) Wickman
Payne 49, .....F......., Taylor
Fame 80 .....C..... Swanson
Mitchell .......G..... Peterson
Baker CD &c $3.50. Haddon
Subs: Blue Devils-Hicks, Miller
(2), Slone. Midland-Christian
West "a, Smith, Corbin a., War
tenbe.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-02-10
YOUNG PEOPLE INVITED
TO MEET WITH GROUP

James H. Vincent, President of
"The Christ's Ambassadors, young
peoples society of the local Glad It'd
ings Tabernacle, announces that he
would like to extend to all young peo-
pie of Pocomoke City and vicinity a
cordial invitation to meet with the
group each Sunday evening at 6:45
P. M.
Mr.. Vincent informs us that this
coming Sunday evening the service will
be in charge Of Mrs. Myrtle Vincent,
and co-workers, including Mrs. Ed
ward East and Mr.. Burlie Payne.
The various programs have many
points of interest such as musical Sc
lections, poems, short talks by men,
bers, old-fashioned testimony services,
etc.
The subject which will be discussed
by the Young People Sunday night at
6:45 p. M. will be the far-reaching one
of youth" Everybody welcome.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-02-10
MISS DRYDEN SPEAKER
AT CLUBS ANNIVERSARY

The following notice appeared re-
Gently in an issue of the Baltimore
Sum-"
Miss Lula M. Dryden, past inter-
national president of Quota and
past president of the local branch
will be the principal speaker, at
the Quota Clubs twentieth an
niversary dinner held on Tues
day last at the Longfellow Hotel.
Miss Dryden has chosen for her
subject can Outstanding Pioneer
in Quota International"
Miss Dryden is a native of POGO
moke, being the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Sidney Dryden. She
has many relatives and friends here,
and she takes occasion to visit the
scenes of her earlier years.