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Evening star., 1939-05-10

where pretty Patricia Morrison,
wearing a terrific sombrero, at least
as to brim, was the second best.
With Union Pacific's Bob Denton
as host, Miss Darcy and Miss Walters
got their choice of escape from the
train in the form of more general
sightseeing {. Their tour included
the Federal Triangle, the Monu-
ment, the Lincoln Memorial the
embassy area, the National Cathe-
dral, Georgetown, etc. They
were whisked about, but they can
say they saw everything at least at
a glance More than a glance
they had of the Cartons Shar-Zad
room, where they went for an orange
juice and a half hour of just lean
ing back in comfortable seat.
Miss Hunt, who has seen Washing
ton on numerous occasions, went to
call on her grandmother, who lives
at 1852 @ street And took to her
the good news that she had Just
signed a contract to play with Steve
Cochran's Olney Theater in might
Must Fall" starting May % {. That
Is the play which will star Glenda
Farrell, one of the most captivating
players, as well as the best known
of the feminine ones, on the train.
Mr.. De Mile, who directed Union
Pacific" came only as far east as
Omaha, where it was previewed
The journey thereafter was given
over to the fatherly auspices of Bill
Pine, once head of Paramount's s
publicity department. now Mr.. De
Miles assistant . Mr.. Pine, after
the Senate visit, decided that the
remedy for three weeks on the train
was a nice long walk So he
walked four warm but revivifying
miles from Union Station to down.
town Washington and back again.
Keeping the peace on such trip,
If you are wondering how it is done,
IS practically no trick at all .
Every one is amiable . No one is
temperamental Every one is tired,
but there always is something eX-
citing just ahead The biggest
excitement, OF course, Will be that
of May II i. That is the day the
train will pull into Los Angeles .
1t also is the day when every one
will rush straight home to sleep for
week :. Except Messrs. Pine and
Denton, who will return respectively
to their Paramount and Union Pa
cific offices to report on the trip .
Which they will say, for all its minor
travail, was wonderful AS it
should be, costing all those tens of
thousands of dollars which one in
formant estimated at nine, or 500
600 But if it sells the picture,
not to mention the railroad which
is the pictures subject, what is $780,
900? Which is a nice place to
pause and not necessarily for a
reply.
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Bethesda Students
Start New Series

Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School students inaugurate the first
Of series of scholastic talent shows
at Sidney Lusts Boro Theater in
Bethesda Friday night at 8 o'clock
The program, ranging from swim.
to the classics, has been arranged
by Miss Clara Tarbett, teacher at
the school.
The entertainment numbers will
include vocal solos by Miss Tarbet
Katheryn Taylor, Pauline Gish and
Alfred Holland; vocal trio by Mary
Hermanson, Betty Torcasio and
Faye Bailey; piano solo by jean
nette Owen, violin solo by Laurance
Mosier and a harmonica solo by
Joe Gulick. There will be novelty
musical numbers by Raymond Du-
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Lila Zalipsky Dances
Here for Mother

Lila Zalipsky, dancing daughter
of Prima Donna Nine. Marie Zalip-
sky, comes to Washington a week
from today to dance three solo
numbers in the program her mother
is presenting in recognition of 40
years of participation in musical
work.
Lila, recently promoted to the po-
sition of premiere danseuse with
Mikhail Mordin's ballet company,
has been granted special permis-
sion by him for the appearance
here, which will be at Pierce Hall.
Her numbers will include "Varia-
tion," from Tschaikowsky's LAC au
Cynges";; "The Bundle Bee" by
imsky-Korsakoff, with violin obli-
cato by Milton Schwartz, and
"Bacchanal," by Glazounov.
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TwizzIerA Answer

This and that and half Of this
and that is, as you can see, $50
| per cent of this and that.
Evening star., 1939-05-10
Music By Golly' Next
At Spanish Garden

Cecil Golly brings his Music by
Golly" to the Spanish Garden ball
room of Glen Echo Park Monday
night for a two-week engagement.
Among the featured entertainers
with Music by Golly" is Nancy
GAY, who sings q la Martha Raye
and tap dances.
/. Herbie Holmes and his orchestra
still are on hand nightly at Glen
Echo, concluding their engagement
Saturday night. 49,
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Lincoln Film

abraham Lincoln" the motion
picture starring Walter Huston, will
be presented tonight at 7:45 clock
at the Lutheran Church Hall, North
Capitol street and Rhode Island
avenue, under the sponsorship OF
the Capitol Division of the Boy
Scouts Of America.
Proceeds from the showing are to
be used to purchase Q divisional
nag for this division.
Evening star., 1939-05-10
Pierce Hall Players
In Stage Door

The Pierce Hall Players present
the closing play of their season, the
comedy drama stage Door," to-
night and tomorrow night at $50
o'clock at Pierce Hall. Fifteenth and
Harvard streets NV.
Frances Dewey plays the lead
ing role, and the play has been
directed by Howard Wentworth.
Evening star., 1939-05-10

gan's "Jamdoodlers, comprised Of
Warren Fisher, Bill Sartwell, Jed
Dyer, Philip Dawson, Floyd Davis,
Ed Nesbitt, Frank Morgan and Ray
mond Dugan. The show will be
opened with selections by the I'M
peria!ists, guest orchestra.
Evening star., 1939-05-10
Emily Bronte Film
Returns Friday

"Wuthering Heights" the Aim
version of the Emily Bronte novel,
reappears on F street Friday to
continue It's downtown run at the
Columbia Theater.
Evening star., 1939-05-10

Special Summer Course
Experienced Violin and Viola Instructor
Herman C.. Rakemann
Studio, 1928 Biltmore St. Col. $3.50
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Australian Net
Stars Play Today

VANCOUVER. y. G. - Aus
trslia's DAVIS cup team captain,
Harry HopmsD, and the Aussie's
number one player. Jack Brom-
Wich, were TO resume competition
today in the mems singles quarter
finals Of the Western Canada
Tennis tournament
Both Hopman and Bron-
wich backbone Of the Aus
trsIian Davis euppers, were
Idle yesterday.
Hopman will meet Tom Cham
bers. VIM flea from the midwest
Yesterday and won three matches
for the right 70 meet the Aus.
trslisn.
Bromwich will meet the winner
Of the match between Russ Hswss
Vancouver. and Bill Reedy. San
Francisco.
A veteran. t5-ysar-oid Los An
geles petroleum worker. r. W
Cuilford. making HE first tennis
tour outside California. supplied
the first upset Of the tournament
Gullfofd won. 90, s-4 over Cunny
Amonetts, Berkeley, Cal, fourth
seeded player
Nd Amark. San Francisco,
top-seeded American player.
meets Bill Hoog.. University
Of California player from
Honolulu. and Jack Guriey'
Who. eliminated the Last Of the
Canadians, Jack B,swn, viii
play Guilferd-
Shirley Cation, 15-yesr-oid Ala
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media. Cal. scored a BIG upset IN
the womens singles when sns de-
fested Cansda'E SECOND ranking
Eleanor Young. - so. Another
California junior. Josnns Brooke
n Santa Monica. came through
with a surprise victory over Caro-
line Deacon, Vancouver, So. 50.
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Toslay's Sport
Parade

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grounded out, singled TO left
Mountain looked over four wide
ones and Colbern delivered
single over second to score Reich,
Mountain going to third. Noun
tain scored on McMillsn's infield
out and the score was tied. Isekite
flied out.
II was In the fourth that Joe
Spadafore, Tacoma native. now
playing with Yakima, drove IN
Mcdonald and Fernandez with a
rousing double to right, sending
the Pips ahead, and 2. The
bases were full al the time.
The Pips added another in the
fifth on Peterson's single, Lorenz
infield blow and McDonald's double
TO right center
Isekite tried to do his offensive
share in the sixth by batting the
ball over the left field wall. S3l
feet. for a homer.
Inc stNtutn saw tht q 'pS
come back TO scoring life, with
Spadafore doing his bit with
another hot double. this time
down the third base line. Two
down when Joe spanked the
agate. Jacobs snd Peterson
followed with doubles, scoring
two runners.
The Pips made 1t and IN the
seventh on Fernandez double tthe
doubles were coming FAST to left
center. Marshall's sacrifice and
Pensos outfield fly.
With two down in the eighth
the Tigers scored once. Rhyme,
Garretson and Abbott walked,
filling the bases. Reich was hit
by pitched ball forcing In
Rhyme. Mountain grounded out.
The last Pippin score came in
the eighth on Jacobs single, Pc
terson's sacrifice bunt and Nc
Donslds single to right
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Fly Artist

Fly casters or anglers Of any
type are invited 10 visit Wright
park tomorrow between and 7.
That's where Doc Hsslstt, the
master fly and bait caster. viii b
in demonstration of the art
There's no charge Doc instriics
would. be casters Hes q easter OF
national reputation.
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The Tacoma Tigers and the
Wenatchee Chiefs double bill ut
Athletic Park Sunday will begin
ut I o'clock at night TO avoid
the heat. The first game VIII
be seven innings.
This is real baseball weather
now and top crowds are expect
ed to attend the ah-important
Tigers ". Chiefs crucial series.
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Iwo-oase hits. JACOBS 2, spads-
foe. Petersen. Fernandez, thres-os<s
hit. Fernandez home run, Isekits.
runs DATED IN. Reich, Colbern. Nc
MILAN. isckIse. penao. SpadaIore ,,
Jacobs q, Petersen. LorenA. Mcdonald
2, earned runs. Tacoma T. Yakima D
bases on balls off kIttle T. Marshall
.. tsckite o. ssrdek Out, by nittle a
Marshall !. fsekite 8 hits off kittle
6 In SIS innings, Marshall none IN
3sa winning pltche.. kittie; hit BY
pitcher reich BY Marshall. sacrifice
hits. Lorenz. Marshall, Pcnso. Peter
sen. stolen base. uarretson. caught
stealing. Loren2, left on bases. Ia
coma IA, Yakima ~, umpires, Nor
gan and Moran. time. 2.lo.
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Ia. Angelo. 500 600 2i0--d
san Franolsoo 49,. 100 o03 0o3--7
SUMMARY
winning pitcher Quay. losing
pitcher, prim; innings pitched by Be-
netti 81 Baliou 0 Epperly Is Al
bat off Bonstti az. Balion 80, Eppsrly
o. hits. off Bonctti D. hallou ., Ep'
perly 3. runs scored off Bonstti =.
Ballon 9. Eppery 2 runs Responsible
for, Bonettl 4 Baiiou 4 EupfflY 2
struck out, by Bonstu Bhllon =
Ballou 4 Eppsrly 2 prim passed
ball sprinz. two-oae hits. DiMassio
Norbert. n. Collins runs battsd N,
Norbert 4 Gibson 2 Y. Collins, CT
hookl 2. spTinz. sacrifices bonet,l
Gibson. double plays. MAYO 70
stringsr 20 ] Collins. Cibocki 70
stringer 70 J. Collins.
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Chiefs Lose
ToCapiIanos

YAKIMA - The fast moving
Yakima Pippins took their second
straight victory from the Tacoma
Tigers in the mad chase for the
WI league pennant. They won last
night. Q to 4 with Lefty Isekite.
southpaw, their victim.
The Pippins hit when hits
counted. The Tigers didn't,
although they chased Herb
kittle, league leading hurler,
from the hill. Marshall re-
placed kittle and held the
Bengals In check.
Yakima started in the first
frame with two down. after Siam
per had walked. Jacobs scored
Stamper with double 10 right
and himself counted moment
later when Lorenz hlooper dropped
behind second in right.
Tacoma tied things in the second
when Reich. following Abbott. who
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sroosdsi. qualifying play for
Softball Managers
Tonight Will Form
Post : Season Loop

softbsll managers sfIl meet to-
night at Q O'Clock in the Metro
poilisn PARK district office ziz
City Han ANNEX 10 orgsnizs the
posi-sesson cisssficstion softbaii
leagues
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Bud Haskell
Medal Leader

SEATTLE Match play started
iodsy In the 18th annual Washing
ton state amateur golf tourns-
ment with . new champion due to
he crowned al the weeks end.
LAST year. titiist, Marvin tsnd)
Ward Of Spokane, was unable to
play due 10 recent Illness.
bud Haskell Of Olympia WA
the medaiist among the quail
fiers with a 80. Jack West
land. Everett and Seattle. the
Pacific Northwest amateur
champion. and Carl Jonsen ef
the University Of Washingtss
each had 70..
Portland was represented by
Lloyd Bysrly. oregon state ANA
teur champion, and Arloo Kyle,
former public links player. who
had 7&.
Gordon veriey ~ Victoria. n
C.. qualified with a "a
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On the
Lam....
with
ELLIOTT
METCAI.F
YESTERDAY

YESTERDAY was the 18th
l. birthday Of Earl Colson. jr.,
the crack young trap shot Of Ia
coma -.
Earl. you might remember. won
the 100 target Pacific Coast Trap
shooters association world handi-
cap championship last weekend In
Oregon -.
He did that against some Of the
hest shooters in the West, and i
mean West. Included In his OPP
ponents some 200 was
the greatest trap gun artist the
world ever has known, Frank Troeh
OF Vancouver. Wash.
When the young Tscoms ace
kicked over ss out of 100 birds IN
a stiff and prosecuting wind. he
did something that even the super
Troeh could not do. Neither could
G. Illseng, the Santa Monica, Calf.
wizard and national skeet champ.
Neither could the internationally
known J. o. Cotant of Idaho =.
So, when you realize just what
opposition Earl Junior faced you
must understand the talent the
tall. fine looking boy was ready
to shoot against and not get
the jitters. Young Colson proceed
ed to show them, as he has to a
lesser degree in the past, that he is
a stand-up guy. Great regulations
don't bother him. It's stand UP
and shoot il out. let the best man
win. That's his spirit
Too. the youngster was shoot
inc from the 22-yard mark, That's
the handicap line. Not the ordi-
nary 16-yard event
He knocked off 19i in the ZOO
bird feature at rs yards Ill
out Of 100 In the 16-yard doubles
shoot e.. placed fourth In the all
around championship and third In
the champion of champions COM
petition, meaning state cham
pions
And the boy just 10 years old
Yesterday. Nice work, f ar l.
You've got what it takes out there
where powder blasts and guns
bark =.
-
al DIZ DEAN gets headlines
because his arm was slightly
cut In his room, the cause remain
ing a mystery. Out of play Tor
DAYS. He returns yesterday to
heat IN. Dodgers and get add
ticnaI headlines. He has repaid
tn. Cubs the sIs5.oo0 they paid
for him -.
A'A catcher, Is owned by the Port
land club Of the Coast league.
PLAYED his first Tiger game last
night. Was with Yakima the
night before. Clifford, regular
catcher, was hit on the leg py
foul tip. Mattos, third baser and
relief catcher, was injured mere
Sunday -.
JOE sPADAFoRE, former Ia
ma City Lacquer and Western
Lacquer, h now with Yakima.
Played his debut game last night
and socked q double in the Gluten
10 put the Pippins ahead 4 to .
driving In two runs. Later he hit
again in the clutch. The kid Is a
fine hall player, sound hitter II
he would give his full ambition to
the sport -.
GEoRcETowN turned out in a
body TO welcome back horne
its middleweight champion Of TIE
world Al Hostsk. And how
Il turned out! The folks celebrAt-
ed much as we did in Tacoma
last week. You know, hats, cos
TUNES and let 'er GO! spirit. In a
way 1t was two-way tribute TO
the Hostak camp. Years ago an
other good little fighting machine
rambled through the featherweight
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Losing pitcher Plehrsl INNING
pitched by pitkfsl y II bat OFT
plekfsl ~ hlis off ftekfsl funs
rsnponatbls Tor. Nebsr Z plcktsi 8.
HlfkhofeT a struck cut, bt hsssft y
pirknogsr bases an balls. Of iss i.
bert 4 rlnhrei ! wild pitsh. fiehrsil
passed ball Fefnandes left on uas<s
Portland 7 san DisNn 4 three IA. -
hif wilson tso.bAas hits. itnHsnbsfN.
Mcnonsld hhsmlsr runs batted IN.
DetoFs Williams Hawkins Wilson
Cafisle 4 neThoWlt Marshall sar ;
rifinss Niliianls before Asfsh,li,
stolen bases wiiliama. cafiyis. De-
tore
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kINGSEM GOOD INyEsTwFNf
NFM yOHk KingNsm cost

Billy Jones. amateur rider, 800.
The ssvsn-yssr-old son Of Tsira-
meter then won tao hUrdls races
AZ Aqueduc' and prevailed on the
fiat At Empire city at 10 u l.
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PHII.ADELfIiIA - Frank Nc
Herman. Ail-Cath0ilc tackle and
National Catholic jsyelin enam-
plon. N1ll be among Philadelphia
athletes entering The University
Of Pennsylvania 10 September.
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FI.CREsTERs WIN

The Firecrfst Townsend club
softballcrs last evening beat Wood
men of the World, II to II, At Fir
crest. Woodbridge and n Hume
the battery. They play G street
tonight at s
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VANCoUvE

Two-base hits. Christopher 2. skel-
ley. nome runs. Deviveiros, Skeiley,
Quinn. Stewart q sacrifice hits.
BeVens, Deviveiros Volpl, Edy. stolen
bases. Volpi struck out, BY Daley
3, by Osborn none. by Holmes none.
Bevens Q, by tanning 4 bases on
balls off DALEY 2, off Osborn none
off Holmes none. of Bevens a. off
Lanring 3, four hits and 5 runs off
Bevens In az innings 10 hits and 7
runs OF DALEY In 81 innings. hits
ana runs off Osborn In | inning;
earned runA. off Bevens 5. off DALEY
hit by pitcher, Deisn by Daley:
I'D pitch, tanning. winning pitcher
holmes losing pitcher, fannins
earned runs. off Osborn 2: left on
bases, Vancouver Q. Wenatehse 1.
time, 2;25. umplres. CLARK and Nelson.
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PIONEER LEAGUE STANDINGS
ARLINGTON Guns WY

Arlington Cubs beat the Old
Timers last evening - 70 3 Tyss
90, three for three. Jones bit Ms
18Th homer.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Hartford "a. wlliismspofs
wilkes pafrf a ninrhswion o.
scranton 49, Albany ID
Kimirs Ala Anfinaflsid IA
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nT. LOUIS Jnhnny Hsrsrdsno.
the ~. Louis Browns second bass
man. once played In Our Gang
screen comedies.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONS

Little Rock ,, Atlanta =
Memphis 4. chsitanaoss D
Nashville ~ Birmingham
Knoxville 10, ssw Orleans
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beIIinsham 600 00l 00i0--Il 10 l
Spokane =. .obi 900 Dol u II
SUMMARY
Three-bAse hit. Evart. two-base
hits. Stewart, sheehan: stolen bsse.
Mccormack; double plays march, 70
Martinez to Manning. bases on balls
off Weldon 2. Windsor J. GuRich 2:
struck out nv Weldon ! Windsor q.
hits off Windsor y IN plus innings
5 runs Bloom 2 IN none Plus innings.
2 runs sacrifice hllf Robertson. h!t
By pitcher. Stewart by Windsor. los
ina pitcher. Bloom time Of game
80. umpires Barrett and stewart.
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class. He was Eddie Marine, VIII

class. He was Eddie Marine, who
fought the top Fighters, a tough
game kid of ability. Today the
sam. Marine IL Hostak's boss. He
developed the youngster into
champion. And when 1t came pa
rade time, sitting alongside Al.
huge cigar in the corner Of his
mouth, eyes and face revealing his
happiness. pride sat the Little
Sergeant. II was his day. too +.
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REvAMP AQUEDUCT TRACK

NEW YORk-With an eye 10
the coming of par-mutuel ma
chimes next year. the entire Aque-
duct racing plant will be revamped
following the autumn meeting.
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Complete Yacht Returns
O6 RAIL
skipper
Yacht Club
.onal Cruiser Race

the annual international cruiser oe
from Everett 70 Nanamo C.. follow complete form:
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Runs Responsible for. flsmlns
struck out. by Fleming = hthorn "
bases on balls, off F1smins bithefn
/. hif by pitcher CnnroY, hithofn py
Fleming. left ON bases. OAKLAND
hAsr nit Mower. runs halted IN.
Abrsu. browne a sacrifice, Fiemins
stolen bases. Dappsr, audat. Levy.
I-nby. double plays. Lyman To Labf
TO Lew Abreu Ia Lew.
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hen winning r
SACRAMENTO
Totals seanr nv iiNsInos +"
Sacramento ......- 81
SUMMARY

zea,tl. -. 600 oin oOi a
Sacramento ... oio 100 ooi -
SUMMARY
Rams responsible for. barrett =.
seats 2. struck out Barrett 2, sefu
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Evening star., 1939-01-19
Pair Cleared Of Mutiny
On Treasure Cruise
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 19.-New
legal squalls were kicked up for the
schooner Metha Nelson today de-
spite a Federal grand jury's deci-
sion that no mutiny marred her
luckless cruise last fall in search of
pirate treasure
The grand jury refused to return
mutiny indictments against Charles
Segal and Abraham Kapellner, thus
terminating an investigation by G.
men of the deep sea adventure which
ended with a hurricane.
Exonerated of trouble making, the
pair hired an attorney to determine
"the possibility of legal recourse for
their imprisonment and embarrass-
ment."
The expedition to Cocos Island, off
the Costa Rican Coast, was organ
lied by Marino Bello, stepfather of
the late Jean Harlow, who married
Nurse Evelyn HUSKY a few days out
to sea.
Glum and curt, Mr. Bello denied to
the jury that the schooner's crew
was drunk and unruly, as Skipper
r. B. Hoffman had claimed in a
'hell ship" statement.
He denied, also, that he nearly
fought a duel with Costa Rican
army colonel over the latterS un-
welcome attentions to his bride.