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Evening star., 1939-01-28

MEN with Identification cards who want 10
own theIr own cabs. Best proDoTition n
town Every cab is Individually owned
We can give immediate delivery o. new
1889 cabs See Mr.. Tudor. Federal Ca1
Association, l0l Mass. ave NV %.
Evening star., 1939-01-28

MAN with experience in apartment house
management. one capable of directing me-
preferred Apartment and salary. Address.
stating qualifications etc. Box 2as-T Star
Evening star., 1939-01-28
HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK, houseworker, GOOD coIored for
family of 3: live in mile from bne. ~
gays week So references. Box a6-K.
Evening star., 1939-01-28

assist with housework while cbiidren are
at school; suburban home: must stay
nights; basement room. $40 month; stats
quallflcattons and give address or phone
OF references. P. o. BOX 1928. Bethesda,
Evening star., 1939-01-28

COOK. colored. experienced, must be all
around man. to work in small restaurant
delicateSSen store. Box Ill, Star
Evening star., 1939-01-28
SITUATIONS MEN.

SITUATIONS MEN.
ASSAY AAcooUNTaMI baNE. expert psrttime book
tax work; city references. Randolph 3i31.
years. RFArTSMAN ali qf,s y5ss
| OF building. Box 112-K. Star.
BooKkEEPER AND TYPIsT experienced.
referensces. st aGed Gryer - desires POSITION best
BOY. colored honest, wants work driving.
sIsser grocery drugstore. dishwasher; city ret.
erence Dupont 1856.
Call Atlantic 6s63-J 30.
reliable. Call Lincoln 629s.
FILIPINO. experienced chauffeur handy
member; refer former employers. Met.
G; W. Law STUDENT vents work day or
Dupnnt 1913
HOUSEMAN. experienced. colored drive
car; make carpentry repairs. tend furnace
and yard. References. Line. 6052-W.
L5EAvLNG LEA i'rdN, TOWN ,, wish to place coored
10 years Adams 1910. 3o'
MALE NURSE, graduate. specially first aid.
desires connection. Phone Columbia 6365.
MAN. co9lored. wants work; waiter. dish
| references. Potomac 1907
!isLos MAh, mIoaie age mas lH5l Cad1llac seoan;
private family. Box 63-K. Star. go
MAN. colored. wants lob chauffeur. truck
| driver; years around grocery store: edu-
| Gated; experienced. District 7O3S.
NIGHT WATCHMAN or houseman: prefer
night gas station exp. Box SAX. star.
PLUMBING. HEATING DESIGNER. esti-
mator or field superintendent familiar
| with all types of construction over 20 yrs
experience. Box 115-K, Star. go
WORK OF ANY KIND. electrician helper;
| will go anywhere. Thompson. 1924 Kenyon
| CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1939-01-28

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. Chevrolet ex-
perience required. In reply state employ
ment for, past years, references. sales
accomplishments. telephone number and
address Box Al L. Star.
Evening star., 1939-01-28

Statesmen, experienced in the installation
OF wood Ifoorlne Box 321 L. Star
Evening star., 1939-01-28
CHEVROLET Statesmen

We have openings for several sober and
industrious men who have had previous
experience selling loW-priced new auto
mobiles in Washington Demonstrators
furnished excellent floor plav and ons
o. the best commission plans in the city.
see M, ROBERTS Addison Chevrolet Sales
Evening star., 1939-01-28

GENERAL HoUsEwoRK, cooking assist
nut st. Bethesda. Nd Wis 642SW
Evening star., 1939-01-28

AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN-The biggest
January in our history provides room for
additional statesmen. New and used car
privileges. Splendid commission and bonus.
free transportation. Only producers with
records need apply. AIS Motors, Inc.
Chrysler- Plymouth, 1924 Wilson blvd .
Arlington.
Evening star., 1939-01-28

IENEfthL HCUSEWORKER. must be eX-
peIt COOK; references: $50 month Apply
Saturday 34o7 o St NV 2s.
Evening star., 1939-01-28

reference: S5 wk 91S D ST. sw. 30.
WOMAN. young white. capable, to care
Tor }-year-old child and small bungalow:
must be experienced; references required;
can i've in. All S. Wakefield St. Airing.
ton, Va. Chestnut O364.
WOMAN colored, neat. young. to take
perienced, in care of 1S-month-old child
good cook and general houseWorker: stay
nlents week; every other Sunday all
day of; 50 week; only experienced need
apply give city references in reply. Boz
Evening star., 1939-01-20
BY the Associated Press.

os tlt EHSopNAa NeN ASoo'
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 20.
"A shiny new tractor wheezed to
halt in the corner of field still
spotted with snow.
John L. Pepper Martin. the
wild hoss of the Usage, slid out
OF the drivers seat. He surveyed
his latest love, a rich bottom
land farm just hop-skip and
jump from Oklahoma City.
"Yeh. we bought this farm last
fall" said Pepper. Its going to
be my insurance for tomorrow"
But the stubby st. Louis Cardi-
nal veteran declined to estimate
how soon he thought tomorrow"
the day his stout legs and
sharp eyes wear out-would
come.
I'm "a years old and next sea-
son will be my 10th year in the
majors he offered. But I can
still run like HI.
I've got a good foundation
and he patted one Of his thick,
muscled legs. That's what
comes from eating plenty of corn
bread and beans when you're
young"
Pepper headed the tractor and
ploW into a shed.
Boy, this is the life. I didn't
know blowing with a tractor
could be so easy. Sure is fun.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Massanutten Tankers
Defend Title Here;
Defeat Western
erecial Dispatch to The Star.

| GEcCldl blSpdLCl 10 Inc SLdI.
WOODSTOCK, Va, Jan. 90
Massanutten Military Academy will
send strong swimming delegation
tomorrow to compete in the Dis
trict A. A. U. open meet and protect
the team championship shared last
year with the Penn A. C.
Yesterday the military tankmen
opened their season by turning
back Western High, 35-31.
The visitors won only the 40-yard
freestyle and 1so-yard medley relay.
with Ray Martyr counting as the
freestyle victor and anchor man
on the relay team.
u4o,ysrd free styls-Won by, MARTIN
ti.d tn5d Ti@s Begnis % Eng 1schot Massanutten
loo-yaId breast stroke-won by Hard
Time T1ie'eIno; oa g. sn''o' 1uSken 'MaSSanutten'.
S2o-yard tre. style-won BY Meclsn-
ssr313o; sr1o third, Detamble (westernj. Time.
| , iUV-yaro oack stroke-Won by Uhrich
tMassanuttenJ second, Clark (Massa-
nutten); third, Grey tWestern). Time.
l0o-yard free style-won by Hobers
| Massanuttenl; second, Raymond (West-
ernI; third; Grimm western. Time O:559
Fancy diving-Won by Berthold MAS
| sanuttenl. S66 points: second. Palmer
| tMesternl, .6S1 points; third. Holden
| (Western). 65 points.
| 120-yard medley relay-Won by Masss.
nutten Anderson Medcal BertholdJ.
| Time 09.5.
western 'iGriaen' Raymond. jenkins. Mar. y.
tyn). Time, 1912.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Fate of Mats, Rebuilt by Youth,
Again Pinned on Lefthund
Botters, Griffith Admits

Joe Krakauskas should hit his
stride this year as one of the best
southpaW pitchers in the business
and he's only 81 now with three
years in the majors behind him
We also have Ken Chase, another
southpaw, who is great boy and
and ready to hit the top. Then
we have Reina Montegudo, a
Cuban up from Trenton and also
lefthander, who won about l6 and
lost about 7 last year.
These are all great young ball
players with their future ahead of
them, but of course just what they
will do as a team won't be shown
until the season gets under way
We think our prospects are bright"
Foresees Fighting Team.
Griffith said 16 players would
report to manager Bucky Harris
at Orlando February l, month
earlier than most camps open, for
schooling session.
with an outfit like this backed
up by few old heads like Sammy
West, Dutch Leonard, Monte Wea-
yer and Ferrell, we have the max
ings of a fighting team and you
can say for me that we are opti-
mistic over our prospects," he con-
cluded.
Time will tell"
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Py the Associated Press.

l.
HELSINGFORS, Jan. 20.-Most
of the people around the world may
not be thinking very much about
the 1910 Olympic games right now,
but a great many in this picturesque
Finnish capital are.
Parliament has voted budget of
100000 900 finmarks approximately
$5,O000 0OO for support of the games
and the city has subscribed another
100,000,000 finmarks.
Arrangements are being made to
accommodate 100000 guests daily
during the spectacle, which is sched-
uled from July 20 to August 4, 1910.
Fully half of the spectators are ex-
pected to come from foreign coun-
tries and committees already are
busy considering housing problems.
Hotel facilities will be- hopelessly
overtaxed. Private houses, apart
ments, schools and even tents will
be used.
Most of the athletes will be quar-
tered in an Olympic village" in a
wooded area of the suburb of Kapyla.
Contracts for 290 three-storied
houses providing some $500 rooms
have been let to a building society
which after the games will lease the
houses as private dwellings.
England Files First Entry.
A school already on the site will
be the administrative center. A
trotting race track will be used for
training purposes.
Woman competitors are to be
boarded in a nurses training COL
lege now being built. Participants
in the pentathlon, riding, fencing
and yachting will be accommodated
at cadet school to be constructed.
Invitations to compete were sent
to so countries in October and ac-
ceptances have been coming back
steadily. England's entry, tele-
graphed Immediately upon receipt
of the invitation. was the first.
The size of the program, which
has increased consistently since the
resumption of competition at Athens
in 1896, touches new high with 1872
events. This compares with 129 at
Berlin and lib at Los Angeles.
Program Is Revised.
Revisions have eliminated some
events contested previously and
added new ones. Omissions from the
Berlin program include hockey
handball, polo, basket ball and wom-
ems gymnastics. Additions include
Evening star., 1939-01-20
BY the Associated Press.

BELLEAIR, Fla, Jan. 2O.-Left-
handed batters will decide the fate
of the Washington baseball club this
coming season. Owner Clark Griffith
said here today.
Taking time out from golfing
vacation, the veteran baseball man
listed probable starting lineup
shot through with youth. Only
Buddy Myer, the second baseman;
Rick Ferrell, the catcher, and two
or three of the pitchers have been
in the big time very long.
I'll have young Jimmy Wasdell
at first" Griffith said. "Jimmy's up
from Minneapolis. Only a kid of 20
or so, but he's got the makings.
AT short we'll have Cecil Travis,
who's only "a. Buddy Lewis at third
is about 81. George Case in center
field is just kid.
Youngsters in Outfield.
Taft Wright in right field and
Rob Estalella in left field are two
more youngsters who will round out
my team.
Besides these, We have Jake
Early, young catcher from Char
lotte, and George Welej, an out
fielder up from Trenton. Both are
hustling young players who look
good.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Lead in Big Ten Goal
OF II|ini Five in
Wisconsin Tilt
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-Illinois' pol
ished basket ball quintet, front
runner this season In all but one of
10 starts-the 1928 Indiana set
back-will bid for undisputed first
place in the tightly punched Big
Ten race tomorrow night.
The Illini take on Wisconsin at
Madison. Iowa will be host to Mich
igan in the only other conference
game
The presence of "Pick" Dehner
and Bill Hapac, ace sharpshooters
who rank No. 2 and No. 4, respec-
lively, among the Big Tens leading
scorers, stamp the Illini as favorites
over the Badgers.
Illinois, Minnesota and Indiana
are the Big Tens current pace
setters-each possessing three VIC
tories and one defeat.
Wisconsin has won pair and
also has lost two and is tied for
fifth place with Iowa.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Gu. Quint, Yetto Win,
Bows 10 ViI|anova
For Sixth Loss

Catholic University's basket ball
team today still was preserving its
string of losses, which has reached
six games and shows no signs of be-
ing fractured. The latest loss was in
f1icted by Villanova, 1926, last night
at c. U.
The Cardinals, still searching for
their first victory of the season,
spurted into brief early lead, but
Villanova grasped a 1911 lead at
half time and never was bothered
from that point.
Chuck Yund and Mike Lazor-
chak paced the Villanova attack
with II and 9 points, respectively,
while towering Carmen Pirro was
high for the Cards with points.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Hoyas Earn Seventh
Win by Rally That
Beats Loyo|a

A record of seven victories In
eight games today was being cherish
ed by Georgetown University's crack
basket ball team, but only after a
real scare had been dealt the Hoyas
last night at Baltimore before they
defeated Loyola, 1890.
Trailing until the final six minutes,
the Hoyas deadlocked the score at
1920 on Johnny Schmidts lengthy
set shot and snatched the lead IS
seconds later as Schmidt sank a
foul shot. Georgetown never re-
linquished that lead.
Loyola earlier had appeared ripe
to register an upset. squirting into
22-l6 halftime lead. Georgetown,
however, began to click early in the
second half, with Irv Rizzi and
Schmidt whiting Loyola S margin.
Rizzi and Schmidt scored IA and
10 points, respectively, while Barczak
and Keech led Loyola with 10 points
each,
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Roosevelt and Western Feared High School Basket Sene Clash 7onq
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

Episcopal VS.. Eastern, Eastern
gym, $3.50.
Dewitt VS.. Montgomery Blair,
Silver Spring, 8.
Landon VS.. Georgetown Prep,
Garrett Park, Md, $50.
Woodward VS.. Friends, Friends
gym, $3.50.
Wilson VS.. Anacostia; Roose-
velt VS.. Western public high
series games), Tech gym, 730.
North Carolina VS.. Maryland,
College Park, 8.
Maryland State Teachers vs..
Gallaudet. Gallaudet gym, 8.
Blue Ridge VS.. Wilson Teachers,
Teachers gym. 8.
st. Johns VS.. Bethesda Chevy
Chase, Bethesda gym, 8.
Washington-Lee High VS.. Fred
ericksburg High, Fredericksburg,
Va, 8.
Frederick High VS.. Richard
Montgomery, Rockville, 8.
Central VS.. Martinsburg High,
Martinsbug, w. Va.
George Washington High VS..
Hopewen High, Hopewell, Va.
Howard VS.. st. Paul, Lawrence
vile, Va.
Swimming.
McDonough VS.. Western, Y. M.
c. A. pool, 3:45.
Central VS.. Mount st. Joseph's.
Baltimore.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Gilman VS.. st. Albans, st. Al
bans gym, 3.
Wilson Teachers VS.. Gallaudet,
Gallaudet gym, 8.
George Washington High vs..
John Marshall, Richmond.
Howard VS.. Virginia State Col
ledge, Petersburg, Va.
Swimming.
District A. A. U. open meet,
Shoreham pool, preliminaries,
4, finals, 8.
Boxing.
Temple VS.. Catholic, Catholic
gym, 8l5.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
81, ,25O,000 Voted by Finland
As Olympic Subsidy; Games
Biggest Program Planned

four athletic events, bringing the
track and field total to 33, and two
new shooting and two new gliding
items. Gliding was a demonstration
event at Berlin and is being included
in the official competition for the
first time.
Efforts are being made, too, to give
the Firms good look at the Olympic
running of their national favorite,
the marathon. Recognizing the fact
that many persons who want to see
the race can't be inside the stadium
for the finish, the committee is con-
sldering circular course of about 5
miles. 1t is estimated this would per-
NIT some 100000 spectators on near
by hillsides to see the marathoners
pass at least five times.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Life on Farm Great, Pepper Martin Finds
Other Fods Forgotten Card Stor Runs Shiny New

frighten the daylights out of his
wife and the Cardinal front Of
flee?
Il sold that. You'll lose all
your friends if you keep driving
one of those things"
Pepper still likes to hunt. but
he's content with shooting moth
ing larger than rabbits.
What about the Cardinals
chances this year?
Ray Blades. the new manager,
Is fine fellow and a hustling
ball player. Well have a good
young club and I think we'll fin
ish in the first division.
But right now," he said, IT
gotta churn."
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Champ Roller Skaters
List Match Here

The Great Leopards of Chester,
Pa, will meet a local team in a
roller hockey game on Sunday aft
ernoon at the Capitol Casino, Della
ware avenue and Canal street.
The Leopards claim the national
championship. having been defeated
but once in eight years.
Evening star., 1939-01-20

Shucks. there's nothing like
watching things grow
What about Junior Munsell,
the Indian heavyweight boxer,
Pepper once bought a half in
terest in and managed for a
time?
Baseball is Peppers first love,
but in past off seasons he has
turned to managing prize fight
ers, midget auto racing and deer
hunting for recreation.
i've seen Junior a couple of
times this winter" he said, but
don't have time to bother with
fighters. I've got a farm"
What happened to that midget
racer Pepper used to drive and
Evening star., 1939-01-20
B. {. {. Quint S Early
Start Is Undoing
OF Tech, 28-22

Tech has 6-point edge over
Baltimore City College following
completion of the home and home
basket ball series between them dur
ing which both won game.
Yesterday at Baltimore the Col
legians downed Tech, 1922. and ear
lier in the season on the local floor
Tech won, 43-31.
In yesterdays game the Balti-
more cagers took an early lead that
stretched to 1l2 at the end of the
first period and 1873 at the half.
Tech, with Jack Walsh and Mar
shall Dellinger leading, counted
heavily in the last half, but could not
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Wilson nMayLose Star
Center for Contest
With GaIaudet

Fear that Don Cow. crack center,
may be lost to the Wilson Teachers
basketball team when it clashes with
Gallaudet tomorrow night at Ken
dali Green in a benefit game for the
infantile paralysis fund was ex-
pressed today.
Cow turned an ankle last night as
the Owls dropped a 41-38 decision
to East Carolina Teachers and was
removed from the game.
Defeated for the fifth time in
seven starts, Wilson nevertheless
displayed marked improvement, with
Gordon and Clark contributing IA
and IL points, respectively, to keep
the Owls in the running. Hart, a
substitute, tied the score for Wilson
at 38-all, but East Carolina pulled
away in the final 2 minutes.
Brock with 10 points and Shelton
with Is, chiefly were responsible for
stalking East Carolina to 25-17
half-time lead. Wilson gradually
closed the gap, but East Carolina
again spurted to win.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Colored 'Y' Boys Down
HARRISBURG Teams

Twelfth Street Y. NJ c. A. Spikers
volleyball team and the Big Five
basketball quint are back in WASH
ington with victories scored over
the Harrisburg CPa) Forster Street
"Y."
Spikers doWned the Forster volley-
ballers, three games to two. and the
Big Five won the court game, 5l-22.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
20 Years Aqo
IN THE STAR.

Happy Felsh, hero Of the 1917
World Series. joined the list of
early holdouts by asking salary
increase of the White Sox, even
though his contract has another
year to run.
Formal announcement by Cath
olic University that it would re-
turn to the gridiron in the fall
gave promise of a full football
season in Washington. George
Washington and Maryland State
already have arranged part OF
their schedules.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Basket Ball, Boxing,
Wrestling on Navy
Weekend Card
Sr ecial Dispatch to The Star.


ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 2O.-With Wres-
tling and boxing added to basket
ball on Navy's sport card for to-
morrow, four contests will be pre-
sented at the academy.
Cornell boxers. who won from
Rutgers last Saturday, 6 to 2, will
open the schedule for the Navy
glovemen. Cornell will have Fred
Siemer, Intercollegiate Association
champion, in the heavy class.
Events are.
2:30-Basketball, Navy VS.. North
Carolina.
4:00-Basketball, Plebes VS.. Seton
Hall School; wrestling, Navy VS.. V.
M. I.
9:00-Boxing, Navy VS.. Cornell.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Basket Ball

Villanova. 81; Catholic. 26.
GEORGETOWN. 80: Loyola. 80.
East Carolina Teachers, 4; Wilson
Teachers 3S.
Blue Ridge. 43: Shenandoah 90.
Carson-Newman, 40: Kins. 81.
East Tennessee Teachers, 35: Tusculum,
st. Johns tMinn.), A: Augsburg, ae.
st. Mary's (MinnO. ~; Winona Teach
carroll. 81: Ripon, "a.
Wheaton. 3s; Kings College, 26.
Baltimore y. 40: Western Maryland. 20.
FaiTm9nt Teaehers. 81: West Virginia
Geneva. 40. Bethany. As.
Edinboro, "a; California (Pa.) Teachers,
Emory and Henry. 4b; Lynchbure, a.
Murray aT State Teachers 81; Delta State.
Birgmin1ssham-southern. 45: Florida
Millsaps, 45; Spring Hill, e..
Mary (Norfolk). 80
Minot Teachers, 90: Glendale Normal, a
Midland, 81: York Teachers. As.
'ames5qwn Tesepsrs college. 3s: Dickinson
Berea. 40: Kentucky Wesleyan "a.
Oakland City. 35: Central Normal. "a,
Pomona, 40; La Verne, 25.
San Jose State. 81: U. of Mexico 40.
Western Union. 40; Wartburg, 20.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
6. U. Frosh Beot Central
For Eighth Straight

Georgetown's freshman quint Is
enjoying winning streak now
stretched to eight games. with Cen.
trails cagers as the latest victim.
Yesterday at the Hilltop gym the
Hoyas brushed aside the Blue and
White, 1925.
Coach Jack Ray substituted Gen.
trail players frequently but was un-
able to stem the Georgetown attack
that ran up 1913 advantage.
Evening star., 1939-01-20
Title Claim Disputed

Baptist Young Peoples Union,
which operates seven team indoor
baseball league, is holding meet
ing tonight to select an all-star team
to challenge Victory Post OF the
American League. Victory is claim
ing the District championship.
Evening star., 1939-01-20

Totals 3 S26 Totals 15 73.
The Valley settler., 1939-04-14
SFZCII.L POLICE

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The Valley settler., 1939-04-14

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The Valley settler., 1939-04-14
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The Valley settler., 1939-04-14

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-01-19
Three Cage Contests At
The Armory Last Night
Henderson All Stars
Trim M;ddleburg Sex
tet 22 to IL; Zeb
Vance Boys Whip Ep-
som, But EPSON Girls
Get 24-4 Win From
Zeb Vance

Three fast basketball games Were
run off at the armory last night, al
All-Star Henderson girls team Win
ming from a similar outfit from Mid
dleburg % to II, while EPSON AMI
ZeE Vance divided a doubleheader.
the EPSON girls winning "a to 4, AMI
the Zeb Vance boys, minus James
Kittrell, stellar forward, came thro-
ugh with a 1916 verdict.
Miss Hart led the local girls with
10 points, Misses Blake and Whitley
contributing six each. Miss Jackson
was the best for the Middleburg team
with seven points. Misses Norwood
and Hendricks got two each for the
remaining points.
Guards who saw action for Hen
derson and reserves who went into the
game were Wilkerson, L. Kearney AMI
Burroughs, and Neathery, Hunt, and
V. Kearney, Miss Stainback was US
ed as a forward. Middleburg guards
were Misses Hershman, Eligton anG
Dement,, with Miss Short being usel
as a replacement.
Asa Kittrell led the Zeb Vance
boys to victory, with William Riggan
filling the absent James KittrelPs
shoes admirably.
The Epson girls had little trouble
in rolling up their win.
The Zeb Vance boys will play Mid
dleburg at Middleburg Friday night
as part of doubleheader for that
court.