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Evening star., 1939-09-12
OFFICE POLITICS
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Evening star., 1939-09-12
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

From 1918 until the end of 1887
most British land warplanes were
biplanes. Today, almost all types
are monoplanes.
The British military monoplanes
are on the average a good deal
faster than the biplanes. OF the
few kinds of biplanes still left in
the Royal Air Force, the fastest Is
the Gloster Gladiator, which has
q top speed of $50 miles an hour.
The monoplanes include the
Bristol Bombay, with speed of
285 miles an hour. The Hawker
Hurricane goes 1886 miles and the
Vickers Spitflre can hurtle through
the air at top speed over 800 miles.
Recently I studied photographs
made inside British airplane fac
tories. They showed long lines of
nearly finished planes and were a
mark of Great Rcitains strong
efforts to catch up with the air
power of Germany.
1t is no secret that fear of the
German air fleet did a great deal
to make France and Great Britain
allow Hitler to have his way at the
Munich meeting not quite a year
ago. After that, both the British
and French worked hard to match
the airplanes which might be sent
against them by Germany in time of
war.
Fearing a German attack on Po-
land this year, the British leaders
Evening star., 1939-09-12
Winning Contract

BY THE FOUR ACES.
David Bruce BurnStone, Merwin D Msier,
Oswald Jacoby. Howard Schenken.
worlds leading team-of-four. inventors
Of the system that has beaten every
other system in eXlStence.)
Evening star., 1939-09-12
-MonopIunes Replace BipIune.
BY Fred Neher

year, but they had reasons to
expect help from Russia, nation
with a huge air fleet.
Then, like bombshell, news came
to the world of Russia making q
treaty to stay out Of war with Ger
many. In usual times, q treaty to
promise peace is welcome in war
fearing world, but Russia's deed
seemed to spoil the plans Of the ma
tions which had been building up
a common defence against Hitler.
Those nations hoped to keep world
peace, and at the same time to save
the small nations of Europe from
falling, one by one, into Hitler's
empire. Some persons said Stain
was still angry because of the way
Russia was treated at the time of
the Munich meeting. Others re-
piled that the day would come when
Stain would be sorry he had trusted
Hitler's promises.
Fer general interest section Of your
scrapbook)
If you want free copy Of the
illustrated leafiet, "Your Body at
Work." send me = Sc stamped
return envelope, In care Of The
Evening Star.
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Tomorrow: Parachute Jumps.
Evening star., 1939-09-12
An UnIucky Hand

When it comes to prize hard-luck
hands, Howard Schenken offers this
one as Exhibit A:
North, Dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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The bidding:
North. East. South. West.
ia Pass IA Pass
81 Pass 80 Pass
81 Pass GA Pass
Pass Pass
When a club was opened against
his siX-spade contract and dummys
jack won the first trick, Mr.
Schenken began to feel that he had
underbid. The ace of diamonds was
followed by a diamond ruff in
dummy, and now the club ace was
played. When East ruffed, Mr.
Schenken over-ruffed and then pro-
ceeded to trump another diamond
with the spade ace.
Things still looked rosy for it
appeared that now it would only
be necessary to draw trumps and
concede a diamond trick. However,
upon playing one round of trumps,
Mr.. Schenken discovered that East
held as many trumps as he West
was put in with the diamond king
and led heart. Mr.. Schenken des-
perately finessed dummys queen,
but to no avail.
After being set two tricks, Mr..
Schenken reviewed the entire hand,
trying to discover if there were any
way to make this apparently easy
slam. AS yet he has discovered none,
but is open to suggestions if any one
can think of a method.
X X x
Yesterday you were Howard
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The bidding:
6chenken. Burnstone. You. Jacoby.
ID Pass CD
Answer: Your correct bid is one
diamond. This bid conveys more in
formation than one no trump.
Score 100 per cent for one dia-
mond, so per cent for one no trump.
0 for any other bid.
Question No. 236.
Today you are David Bruce Burn
stones partner and again you hold:
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Burnstone. Jacoby. You. Maier.
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row.
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swer letters from readers If q stamped.
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Evening star., 1939-12-14
Nelson Huntinq
vardon Trophy
In Miami Golf
Must Nab Tournament
To Beut Picard for
Top Pro Honors
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 14.-LByron Mel
son, National Open champion, re-
turned today to the scene of his
worst golfing slump for a crack at
the years professional supremacy.
By winning the $4,000 Miami
Open, which begins today and ex-
tends through Sunday, Nelson could
overtake Henry Picard and earn
the Professional Golfers Associa-
tons highest accolade. the Harry
Vardon Trophy. The As st-place
points in the years final tourna-
ment would assure Nelson of the
trophy, since Picard now leads only
by points, 459 to 454.
A year ago Nelson, who recently
moved from Reading, Pa, to To-
ledo, Ohio, was struggling in the
depths of his greatest depression.
tangled nerves from the tournament
strain had him to jittery that he
failed to qualify for the last So holes
of the Miami Open.
He put together a rs and a II
AoA Aoo, A4llAollAllS IIlc DO HOLES De-
hind 80 other golfers. Disguised
with his game, he and his wife left
Immediately for Texas and a rest.
Soon thereafter he hit his stride
and skyrocketed to his greatest
year, winning the National Open
and losing to Picard in the P. G. A.
finals.
Against Picard and Nelson in the
72-hole Miami grind was one of the
best golf fields ever assembled out
side the National Open
Among the solid contenders was
Ralph Guldahl, two-time National
Open champion, who could finish
as the years top money winner by
taking the s2.5O0 first prize. Picard
now leads with s10,202 to S9,377 for
Guldahl, $500 for Dick Metz and
1886 for Nelson.
Nelson Picard, Metz, Guldahl,
Jimmy Thomson and Harold (Jug)
McSpaden were installed as CO.
favorites at to /, with Johnny Re-
volta, Paul Runyan, Sam Snead,
Horton Smith and Craig Wood next
in line at 10 to l.
Evening star., 1939-12-14
Cards Invite Bauqh
To Be Their Guest
Al Sun Bowl

Sammy Baugh of the Redskins
will be asked to proceed to Ell Paso
for the Sun Bowl game by the Cath
olic University football team when
it stops at Fort Worth, Tex, en-
route for it's engagement with Dixie
Howell's Arizona State Teachers.
Arrangements have been made for
Baugh to greet the C. U. party in
his native State, the Redskins pass
ing star having spent several after
moons tutoring Cardinal backs this
fall.
c. us first stop after leaving
Washington will be st. Louis. where
Coach Dutch" Bergman will stage
a workout at Walsh Stadium. An
other will be held on Texas Chris
tian University's field. where Baugh
established his collegiate reputa-
ton.
Evening star., 1939-12-14
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Banks
McFadden, Clemson's all-Amer-
lea back, drawn by Brooklyn in
the National League draft, is 60
ing to jolt the pro magnates
soon by announcing he aims to
stay right down there on the
farm.
Jack Dempsey and Jimmy
Johnston may team up and pro-
mote Red Burman-Bob Pastor
fight in Miami in February. Pop
Fuller, who had a hand in the
development of Helen Wills,
Helen Jacobs and Alice Marble,
is on the mend after an opera
ton in Oakland. The Babe
Dahlgren Club of Waterbury,
Conn. will petition the Yanks
to keep Babe on first and may
picket the stadium if they don't.
Fort Worth has invited Tennes-
see to drop of there for q prac-
tice on the way to the Rose Bowl.
Ray Busler, Marquette tackle.
wasn't tabled in the pro league
draft, but he's had three offers
since and probably will take the
one from the Chicago Cardinals.
Today's guest star. Elliott
Gushing. Rochester Democrat
Chronicle: There is no doubt
that Russia looks great on paper.
They've got 'em 10 deep and
have power to burn. But look
at the schedule they play"
The Los Angeles Sports Week
ly says Mike Jacobs is trying to
sign Ken Washington, U. c. L.
AS crack Negro halfback, and
groom him as successor to Joe
Louis. Moon Mullins, the old
Notre Damer, who is leaving
Loyola (New Orleans) in March,
can have his pick of a half dozen
coaching jobs. Everybody down
there hates to see Moon pull up
Evening star., 1939-12-14
McFodden to Pass Up Pro Grid to Farm
Maryland Golf Tutor Makes Six Aces in Nine Years

stakes. Official odds on all the
big bowl games will appear in
this corner tomorrow.
Ho, hum. Jimmy Roche, pro at
the Elk Ridge Club in Maryland,
doesn't so much as look up when
you start talking about holes-in-
one. That's old stuff with him.
He's made six in the last nine
years-three on his home course,
one at Hershey, Pa; one on the
Congressional Club course at
Washington and one at Balti-
more's Rodgers Forge Club.
New York fans are anticipating
a fat football season next year.
Leading teams from every section
of the country are booked in the
Polo Grounds and Yankee
Stadium. Young Pat Comiskey
is about ready for more i'm
portant opponents and may be
sent against either Buddy Baer
or Lou Nova here early in the
new year. Jean Williamson of
the Edmonton, Canada, girls
cage team, scored five points on
one play the other night and how
about that for a record? The
Southwest Conference is expected
to go into the bowl game business
starting in 1941. Benny Babula,
star of the Garfield, N. j., highs
who'll play in the Starlet Bowl,
will be carrying the mail for
either Tennessee or Georgia Tech
in two more years.
Here y'are, Santa. This depart
ment always is ready to lend
Santa Claus a hand, so we are
glad to announce that Melio Bet
tina and Mario LIAM will box 10
rounds for the Christmas cheer
fund at Kingston, N. Y, tomorrov
night. And we hope the New
York commission doesn't suspend
the lads, as it's threatening to do
Henry Armstrong for boxing for
the Cleveland kids.
Evening star., 1939-12-14
Bruins Only National
Pro Loop Five With
Clean Slate

CHICAGO, Dec. IA (P.-Only the
Chicago Bruins could boast an unde-
feated record today among teams in
the National Professional Basket Ball
League.
Chicago handed the Detroit Eagles
a 34-to-24 defeat last night. 1t was
the first defeat for the Eastern divi-
sion leaders in six games, and Chi
cago's second victory.
Indianapolis won its second vic
tory in three starts, edging out
Sheboygan, 81 to "a.
Wibs Kautz, former high-scoring
forward at Loyola University, piled
up 20 Of Chicagos points.
Evening star., 1939-12-14
A|barano and Murphy
Picked by Rutgers
On An-Foe Team
Py the Associated Press

Py the Associated Press
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j., Dec.
14.-Brown. only team to defeat
Rutgers all season. placed three men
on the Scarlet's all-opponent foot
ball team, selected today by Coach
Harvey Harman.
Richmond, Maryland and Lafay-
cite each placed two men, while
Lehigh and Springfield had one
each to complete the eleven.
Other opponents were Wesleyan,
Wooster and New Hampshire.
Buree.. Richmond; left end Albarano.
Maryland left tackle: Hauserman Lehigh,
left guard; Quigg, Lafayette, center; Man.
rodt, Brown, right guard; Collins. La.
fayette. right tackle: Kinkelstein Brown,
right end Murphy, Maryland. Quarterback;
Jones. Richmond. left halfback; Nc
Laughry, Brown. right halfback; Walker,
Springfield, fullback.
Evening star., 1939-12-14
v. P. !. Names Linemen
As First Co-Coptuins
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BLACKSBURG. Va, Dec. 14.-Jim
Coleman and John Henderson, big
linemen, will serve as co-captains of
Virginia Techs 1910 football team.
Coleman is a 205-pound tackle
from Fayetteville, Tenn, and Hen
derson is 180-pound end hailing
from Sevierville, Tenn. They were
elected by the Gobbler lettermen,
marking the first time co-captains
had been named in almost half a
century of football.
Evening star., 1939-12-14
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

G. Thomas Dunlop, prominent
Washington lawyer, is the new
president of the Chevy Chase Club
Dunlop, elected to head Washing
tons largest country club, succeeds
former President H. Prescott Galley,
who resigned the Office because of
i'll health. The new president has
been member of the club since
1895.
Other officers are: Stanton c.
Peelle, vice president; William F.
Ham, treasurer, and Carroll Morgan,
secretary.
Robert Stead. jr.. again heads the
Golf Committee, post Stead has
held for many years, since the death
of Morven Thompson more than q
decade ago.
Franklin L. Fisher is chairman OF
the Executive Committee, Ord Pres
ton heads the House Committee
Evening star., 1939-12-14
Grove, Ga|ento
Press Lou in
A. P. Poll
81 Athletes Receive
Consideration for
National Honors
BY SID FEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14-After con-
siderable wrangling in the ballot
box. the sports experts of the Nation
decided today that Lou Ambers'
punches paraded just little bit
farther along the comeback trail in
1899 than old Lefty Nose Groves
dead soupbone"
Two-ton Tony Galento figured in
three -cornered battle of votes in
the Associated Press ninth annual
poll for the leading comeback of the
year by an individual. Yet, while
these three led the list, the 73 voting
experts couldn't get together on any
one comebacker who stood head and
shoulders above all the others. Alto
gether, 81 athletes were nominated.
13 Put Ambers First.
The voters were asked to name
their choices for first, second and
third places, with ballots counting
three, two and one points, respec-
lively. On this basis, Ambers, who
exploded the f1stic theory that they
never come back" by regaining the
world lightweight championship
from Henry Armstrong, drew 13
nominations for first place, for
second and for third for total of
Sc points.
This selection as No. comebacker
thereby topped off a year in which
the little Herkimer IN. " hurricane
became the first fighter to win back
the 135-pound crown from the man
who took it away from him.
Six points back of little Lou was
Grove, the greatest left-hand pitcher
of his generation, who proved that
"Old Man Nose amt dead" In
1888, Lefty walked off the mound
one day with pitching arm gone
suddenly and mysteriously dead"
Vet Hurler Sparkles.
This year, the 39-year-old Boston
Red Sox veteran came back to win
IS games, lose only and turn in an
earned-run average of less than
three per nine-inning game. For
this. the experts gave him a total
of so points, with 10 picking him
No. l.
Incidentally. this marked the Sec
ond straight year in which a Red
Sox performer was nosed out for the
leading comeback nomination In
1898, Jimmy Foxx came back to
head the diamond sluggers, but was
nipped at the finish by Queen"
Helen wills Moody of the tennis
courts.
Nine Of the experts selected Ga
lento as No. in year which saw
him skyrocket above the average,
shake of pneumonia, actually floor
Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis
and then 60 on to his amazing
knockout of Lou Nova. For this
record, the barrel-shaped gent from
Jersey received 43 points.
Meade Voted Fourth.
Don Meade, out of the saddle for
nearly three years, came back to win
the jockey championship hands
down. Six of the balloters named
(See AMBERS, Page DID
Evening star., 1939-12-14
Sports Program for Local Fans

Basket Ball.
Central VS.. York Collegiate In
stitute, Central High, $3.50.
Roosevelt at Baltimore City
College.
st. Johns VS.. Anacostia, Tech
High, 7:30.
Wilson VS.. Gonzaga, Tech
High, $50.
Washington-Lee at Western,
$3.50.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
George Washington VS.. Wash
ington and Lee, Tech High, $3.50.
American U. VS.. Randolph
Macon, American u, 8:l5.
Hockey.
Washington at Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1939-12-14
Vols Told u. S. 6.
Touqhest Ever

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dec. IA
P.-Tennessee football scouts
have reported to Maj. Bob Ney-
land that his Volunteers never
had met a team with the man
power of the Southern Califor-
mia Trojans, whom they play in
the Rose Bowl New Year Day.
They've got three big. fast
teams to throw at us" said As
sistant Coach Hugh Faust, who
watched the Trojans beat Notre
Dame and then battle the Uni
versity of California at Los An
geles to scoreless tie.
Evening star., 1939-12-14
TODAY.
Basket Ball.

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
Heurich VS.. Philadelphia Sphas,
Heurich gym, $50.
Geotge Washington VS.. Culver
Stockton, Tech High, $3.50.
Georgetown VS.. American u, at
American u, 8:l5.
Maryland VS.. Randolph Macon,
College Park, 8:l5.
Wrestling.
Gus Sonnenberg VS.. Jim
Iondos, Turner's Arena, $3.50.
TOMORROW.
Boxing.
Finals District A. A. U. tourna-
ment, Turner's Arena, $3.50.
Hockey.
Washington Eagles VS.. Jersey
ekeeters. Riverside Stadium, $3.50.
Evening star., 1939-12-14
Ambe by Regang Crown Earns Rating Leading Comeback
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Boston Red
Sox traded Ben Chapman to
Cleveland Indians for Dennis
Galehouse and Infielder Tommy
Irwin. Dodgers sent Pitcher
Fred Farmhouse to Boston Bees
for Joe Strip.
Three years ago-Jesse Overs,
Olympic champion and holder of
numerous sprint and broad jump
records, voted outstanding ath-
lete of year in annual Associated
Press poll.
Five years ago-Dick Hanley
resigned as head football coach
at Northwestern, after eight
years.
Evening star., 1939-12-14
Thomas Dunlop Is New Prexy
Of Chevy Chase Club; Other
Leaders Also Are Named

Carroll Morgan is tennis head and
John w. Childress heads the SWIM
ming Pool Committee.
William j. Flather, jr., rounds
out the committee chairmen as
head of the Bowling Committee.
The new president will remain
as grounds chairman. Under his
direction for club grounds have
been considerably beautif1ed over
the last half dozen years.
May Get State Amateur.
In addition to the club invitation
golf tournament for the Taft and
Sherman Trophies. Chevy Chase
(See DUNLOP, Page D-7)
Evening star., 1939-12-14
Play in Health Bowl

GARFIELD, N. j., Dec. IA R.-
Art Argauer, coach of Garfield
Highs unbeaten and united foot
ball team, has announced that
school authorities had accepted an
invitation to meet Miami High
Christmas night in the Health
Bowl" game at Miami.
Evening star., 1939-12-14

Easy on the ears. Bobby Gray
son, the former Stanford great,
couldn't get to the Washington
Southern California game, so he
sent this wire to Dean M'Adams,
brilliant Washington halfback:
May I congratulate you on the
greatest one-man exhibition I
ever have listened to in football
game"
Evening star., 1939-12-14
Rickey Loses Father

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, Dec. IA
R.-A two-day illness was fatal to
j. Frank Hickey, IS, father Of
Branch Hickey. president and gen.
eral manager of the st. Louis Car
dinals.
Evening star., 1939-12-14
AII-Stor Come Brought Only Disappointment

manage admitted I think the
much I'd like to coach but
loose fungo stick and
the and aeward retire
20 a
scout figure that
Carolnas Georgia. Florida and
most Of the balpaers
I'm going to hurry
Another :. -
that he able to look back on it ALL what
greatest thrill in baseball.
THAT day they here he replied I'm
wasn't
working having sanatorum and
ping up help penness. But got
great game gotten hadn't received
those people coming out to give send-of
a of thinking of it.
really dapponed he sad "was
Anstar awarded to Washington had just
1886 outhitng otfder
League finally wound the
average. didn't tumble, not when Gerald
appointed somebody else and here's the
strange part of the ouheders named on the A-sar
a left1elder!"
Evening star., 1939-12-14
Trovis' Illness Worried Ex-Teommote Stone

Johnny been stricken and who has
other Bill Delaney great
the ST. Cardinals who after the Red Birds victory
world forced hang his spikes
said meaning to
time Personally wish he wouldn't try to
play big risk"
biggest got avid reader
Mats spring
Cecil
finally hospital with high temperature.
symptoms had" Johnny said II felt that
would be traced back asked
the million STILL
to Travis So wrote to Mr.
Griffith certainly relieved
got better"
10000
disease
instance points out there 5000
in Washington faganty unitenonaly
spreading pointed that the District there
approximately policemen time You
outside Multiply this by the
yourself how carriers OF the
germs you contact
Christmas seals know more than
ornaments They help just Johnny Stones boadcass
Evening star., 1939-12-14

sports figures to in contact
Wadde died from at 49, Joe Cans the great
lightweight Hughy Jennings fought off but while
cuperatng meningitis succumbed Chrisy
complete but resumed oo-actve parcpa
and president of the Boston Braves
suffered fatal relapse
Medical science has made long strides since those days Johnny
the health contrast the pale weak ball
left Mats Is months for Saranac and then term
did when he
ranked
top the American League.
got licked" Johnny said the hotel Everything
grinned again tapped his
What to watch
Piedmont League
keep again. For
baseball mind and then all OF sudden
thoughts
Evening star., 1939-12-14
Win, Lose or Draw
Johnny Stone Comes Back to Town
By FRANCIS {. STAN.

Johnny
looked window. saying
had forgotten all about baseball just in the back
mind, like Now grinned happily
hankerng year.
back into baseball. AS scout maybe"
Ashevle
spoke
appear help person
trip will be well worth while
doesn't
sick forced 1888 geved
leagues He Clark Gh of bapayer the fellow around
whom Griffith hoped rebuild his line For instance Stone and
outield.
hies lefthander smiling
guess might pretty oufeld
couldn't At
think When fellow 80 lays off for
chance make the again
Next spring
the following I'd like
if pick up any balpayers scout
Evening star., 1939-12-14
Fall in Boston Didn't Help Him

We talking about the of 1888 The Mats counted
having AL Simmons and Zeke
Bonura Buddy Johnny
par spring
heavy" recalled today Il didn't know what
Finally. the
but the
didn't commit themselves it
What is the theory?
played Boston the end Of the 1887
shou
leave
Somehow" added Then
happened But, strangely
trouble the usual but higher and closer to the shoulder In
myself when fell"
good he admitted.
it's contagious Since
SaranacIve done
tuberculosis something that must be fought
Evening star., 1939-12-14

(See DUNLOP, Page D-7O
Evening star., 1939-12-14

(See AMBERS, Page DID