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Evening star., 1939-03-02
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Evening star., 1939-03-02

Osmena, vice president Of the Com.
monwealth and head OF the mission,
which is interested In legislation that
would govern trade relations be-
tween the United States and the
Philippines from 1910 to 1860.
Mr.. Osmena remains in Washing
ton with the two technical advisers
for the mission, Benito Razon and
Jose Reyes.
Evening star., 1939-03-02

Of Emperor Hirohito now includes
four daughters and two sons. The
others and their birthdays are:
Princess Teru, December 6, 1925:
Princess Taxa, September 80, 1929:
Princess Yori, March 7, 1884, Crown
Prince Akihito, December %, 1888,
and Prince Yoshi, November 28,
1895.
Evening star., 1939-03-02
DIMES
u for CouqhSA
give YOUR LAZY
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Fellow Noted Ohio Doctors Advice
To Feel "Tip.Top" In Morningl
II liver bile doesn't flow freely ere,v
day into your Neutrality-suspicious.
with its headaches and that "half-alive"
feeling often result. So step up that liver
bile and zee how much better you should
feel! Just try Dr.. Edwards Olive Tab
lets used 80 successfully for years by
Dr.. F. M. Edwards for his patients with
constipation and sluggish liver bile.
Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable.
are harmless. They not only stimulate
bile flow to help digest fatty foods but
also help elimination. Get boxTODAY.
16t. 30i, 60f. All drugstores.
Evening star., 1939-03-02
PIT. A. to Repeat Pioy

A comedy, TOO Much Married,
which was presented by the Glen
mont Parent-Teacher Association
last week at the school, will be re-
peated this Friday night at 8 o'clock
Members of the cast include Elmer
Dwyer, Mrs. William Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Machmer. Richard Gus
tin. Mrs. Ernest Kibler and Mrs
Jack jackson.
Evening star., 1939-03-02
Rabbi Metz to Preach
On 'Homuns of Today

Rabbi Solomon H. Metz will preach
on THE Hamans of Yesterday and
Today" at services tomorrow evening
at Adas Israel Synagogue, Sixth and
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Virginia College Mines
Paced by Richmond
3v the'Assorioted prese

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, May 4.-The
State collegiate baseball race had
about narrowed down to Richmond
and Virginia today, with the Spiders
still holding an edge despite an early
season defeat handed down by the
Cavaliers.
Virginia showed strength yester-
day in hammering out 1873 de-
cision over V. M. I.
Randolph Macon snapped back
after Tuesdays loss to Richmond
by trimming Hampden-Sydney, 81.
William and Mary's Indians scored
major diamond triumph over
Navy, to l, and moved on to Mary
land today.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Roi|brds Vote Dupuy Stondout Jockey at Downs
Lomodi

the side) an intrepid fan reached
out and speared the spheroid.
Short shots-Helen Jacobs SAIL
ed yesterday for the French and
Wimbledon championships. When
Woodrow Rich, the Red Sox
rookie, heard Ted Williams had
spurned so bucks to appear at a
banquet, he swallowed his chew
ing tobacco. What Columbia does
in football this year depends en-
tirely on the sophomores. Al
Schacht has a touch of the f1ue
from clowning in the rain, but
will start his Southern swing
May 8, as scheduled. George
Youssem, Russian heavyweight,
arrived yesterday to see what can
be done about the white hope
situation.
Vow Suh-When Joe Mccarthy
says scat" he means scat"
Monday he told the Yanks to
start hitting or else. Twenty
four hours later they shellacked
the Tigers, 22-2, with II hits.
That's service for you, teacher.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
0utfie|ding Record
Menaced by Case,
Defensive Star
Nut Makes 4o Putouts
In II Games; Wright
Showing Runs Over
BY q stafI Correspondent of The Star.

BY Stan Correspondent of The Star.
CHICAGO. May 4.-George Case,
the silent, serious sprinter who roams
centerfield for the Nationals, today
was nominated by Manager Bucky
Harris as a gilt-edged threat to
establish an American League record
for put-outs for outfielders.
A mediocre outfielder last year,
Case has improved perceptibly,
utilizing his speed and snaring balls
which were falling for hits last
year. In II games he has made 40
putouts, far ahead of the pace set
by Bill Jacobson of ST. Louis in 1924
in making the mark of 488 put-outs.
Case also has become the Mats
entry to lead the league in stolen
bases. George to date has stolen
six bases, obtaining the thefts in
clusters of two in three games.
Four of them were at the expense
Of Catcher Bill Sullivan of the
Browns, against whom the Mats
stole nine bases in sweeping the
two-game series with st. Louis.
Meanwhile Taft Wright is doing
all right in the runs batted in de-
partment for the Mats. having
pumped over IL runs. Tubby Taft
added two yesterday with a brace
Of singles.
Charley Colbert hit safely in his
eighth straight game for the Mats.
Batting for Dutch Leonard in the
second inning, Charley scorched
Pitcher Buck Newsom's whiskers
with a line drive past his face to
score Jimmy Wasdell. Newsom, who
yielded IA hits to the Mats during
his stay on the mound, narrowly
escaped serious injury.
There is an epidemic of head colds
among the Mats, with Ken Chase,
Joe Krakauskas, Buddy Myer and
Trainer Mike Martin shifting.
With Angelo Giuliani conducting,
the Mats had swing session before
yesterdays game, appropriating the
hotel ballroom and any instruments
in view. Jimmy De Shong tickled
the ivories, Case and Wasdell al
ternated at the drums and Sammy
West and Walter Masterson dished
out the dancing.
Evening star., 1939-05-04

President Clark Griffith of the
Nationals, who bought controlling
interest in the Orlando team of
the Florida State League last March
to appease the natives and evidence
an interest in the city in which he
trains his club, is in hot water
again.
Mayor S. Y. Way of Orlando dis
patched a letter to Griffith yester-
day bemoaning the teams last-place
standing, with 9 defeats in IL games.
I'VE want you to send new play
ers' was the gist of the Mayors
note. Advices from Orlando indi-
Gated that Mayor Ways letter would
intimate that the Florida city is
slightly "fed up"
There was nothing of the sort in
the letter." answered Mr.. Griffith
today. THE Mayor and some of the
fans are overanxious. that's all. AS
a matter of fact, we've been PLAN
ming to sead players for some time.
I was glad to heas from Mr.. Way.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
BY BURTON HAWKINS,
Star Stad Correspondent.

CHICAGO, May 4.-The amazing
Washington baseball team, a COM
paratively patched outfit currently
booming the aspirin industry by
virtue of its high station in Ameri-
can League standings, today was
receiving recognition as power"
club despite the fact the Mats still
are seeking their first home run Of
the year.
Washington peck and pray"
system is yielding dividends and
astonishing the baseball armament.
II isn't the Joe Louis type of club
that is apt to overwhelm the op-
position with one blow. 1t seems
rather to be patterned after the
Gene Tunney method of continual
jabbing and wearing down the foe.
Turning to cold statistics, in II
games the Mats have manufactured
lib hits, SO of which have been
singles. Not home run in carload
of hits. yet Washington has become
the Hitler of the baseball world
in creating fear.
Mats Seek Sixth Straight.
Today as the Mats invaded Chi
cago for a three-game series, they
were determined to return home
with the most creditable road rec
ord compiled by a Washington team
since 1912, when that outfit won
II straight games on Western
journey. Kendall Chase was Man.
ager Bucky Harris selection to
strive for the Nationals sixth sue
cessive triumph, with Johnny Rigney
slated to hurl for the White Sox.
Hitting apparently has become an
obsession with the Mats. The sup
posedly weak hitters on the club
have been infected with the failing
fever. Catcher Rick Ferrell, for
instance. is batting surprising 500
for Washington's four road games,
while Jimmy Wasdell, the youthful
frs. baseman whose dubious hit
ting was a prime question mark
concerning the Mats when the
season was launched, is whacking a
mere .636 over the same period:
Wasdell tied a major league rec
ord for errors yesterday as the Mats
pecked away steadily to trim St.
Louis, lilo. He contributed four
miscues, two of which were ques-
tionable, to gain a dubious distinc-
ton last registered by George Sisler
in 1925.
Wasdell Timely Hitter.
But Jimmy's hitting has been
timely. blanketing his fielding sins,
and Manager Harris now is inclined
to let Wasdell perform against both
right and left-handed pitching
having Cssie Bluege, who has been
wedging IN the lineup against south
paws, to languish on the bench.
Evening star., 1939-05-04

broadcasting rights to football
games, but won't accept whisky
ads in the programs. Harvard
takes whisky ads, but won't sell
broadcasting rights. On the Pa
cific Coast, however, everyone
takes everything, not excluding
red-hot stoves"
Mail box-Bobby Riggs: Alice
Marble says you are Americas
Davis Cup hope Max Baer:
Commissioner Bill Brown, who
many day has called you a bum,
now admits you have changed
for the better. Frank McCor-
mick: Your boss says if you were
a fash in the pan last year he'd
like to have carload of 'em.
Bill Tilden: When Fred Perry
looked over the Perry y-Budge
house at Buffalo the other night,
he said: Bill Tilden in a. wheel
chair would have drawn more
than this" Mayor Hague: How
about borrowing your Jersey City
club for the Polo 0rounds7
Penny Serenade-Anent the
Evening star., 1939-05-04
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, May 4.-News: Ell
Galento is boxing only two-min-
ute rounds on his Western
junket, if that means anything to
you. Railbirds at Louisville vote
Johnny Dupuy, the New Orleans
jock, the standout rider at the
Downs so far, and Ben Jones (who
handles Technician), the No.
trainer. Don't be surprised If
Jack Roper (who zigged instead OF
zagged starts comeback No. "a
on the Louis -Galento supporting
card. In Bill McKechnie's book,
the two best hitters in the Ma
tional League are Johnny Mize OF
the Cardinals and Ernie Lombardi
Of the Reds.
Today's guest star-Art Cohen,
Oakland Tribune: "The moral
codes at Harvard and Yale are
starthngly different. Yale sells
Evening star., 1939-05-04

proposal to honor Maj. Abner
Doubleday by substituting double
days for doubleheaders, a Gin
cinnati Scot suggests they also
celebrate the centennial with a
penny day.
What they say-Harry B.
Smith, San Francisco Chronicle:
"The Galento exhibition was a
joke and we want no more of
them" Lyn c. Doyle, Philadel-
phia Evening Bulletin: Next
Saturday the Derby, but after a
week end of Long John Woodruff
it's hard to get excited about any
thing as slow as the Derby"
James c. Doyle, Cleveland Plain
Dealer: Louisville, KY, will be
Johnstown, KY, next Saturday
unless things should get muddled
up-with the accent on the mud"
Dizzy Dean: Seems I have saw
my best days"
1t happened in Bklyn-Just
as Dolph Camilli, Dodger first
sacker, was about to catchSa foul
pop (Which would have retired
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Less Than Even Money Johnon Likely With Derby Field Shrinking
Mats Gain Power Club RATING
With Short-Hit Offensive
That Wins Five in Row

Despite the Mats general jubi-
lance over their string of victories,
however, Harris is fretting over the
situation in left field. Bobby
Estalella has failed to fulfill ex-
pectations and Sammy West, who
has been alternating at that posi-
ton with the Cuban, is getting no
younger. What Harris hopes to
obtain before the season ages much
more is a reliable outielder and
highly regarded hitter for that spot.
Harris says no trade is planned,
but Prexy Clark Griffith and the
Washington pilot hope to pluck
suitable performer from the waiver
list.
1t was an uphill struggle all the
way for the Mats yesterday. Dutch
Leonard yielded five runs in the
first inning and Bud Thomas re-
placed him starting the second.
When Thomas relinquished the
chucking chores to Pete Appleton in
the seventh the Browns had COM
piled a seemingly prohibitive 1914
lead.
"Never Say Die"
But the Mats whitfield it down to
1916 in the seventh on Wasdells sim
gle, Ferrells double and Pinch-hit-
ter Johnny Welajs crisp single to
right.
-Four Washington singles mar
rowed the st. Louis margin to 1913
entering the ninth, when four more
singles accounted for three runs and
lead to which the Mats clung Us-
naciously. 1t was Wasdell who
drilled single to left to score Taft
Wright with the winning run after
Buddy Myer had scored Buddy
Lewis with the tying run on an in
field out.
Alexandra Carrasquel, the swarthv
Venezuelan who now has allowed
only six hits and one run in ga
innings of relief labor for the Mats,
pitched the last two innings and
received credit for the victory.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Hutchinson, Dud, Goes to Toledo

ears pinned back by the Yankees
in his only major league appear
ance, has been optioned to the
Mud Hens.
A veteran also went out of the
American League at the same
time when the Cleveland Indians
announced the sale of Lyn Larry,
shortstop, to the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers at an unrevealed price.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Western Nips Central
At High School Net

Westerns tennis team was off to
good start in the interhigh cham
pionship race today, following a
+3 defeat of Central yesterday at
Rock Greek.
Miguel Nunez trounced Chandler
Brossard in the No / singles match,
60, 2-6, 60, and then repeated
in doubles with Newcomer against
Brossard and Clark, Ga, e3.
Newcomer and Thurston accounted
for Westerns other points in the
singles, defeating Clark and Max
well. respectively.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Win, Lose or Draw
ByFRANcIs E. STAN.
Horse Race Lexicon
By FRANCIS E. STAN.

million publicity Kentucky this
spring 65h running the established
that CD will Saturday co
eligible go will Louisville and "a Johnstown Ell
this that Americas fresh
between and Shave been
while willing don't
horse compassion for these
better
gaopng poll compiled handy concise lexicon Of
each and item will be able
Louisville rail in and hold
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2year
Chico shown that he
hosemen talk about Ell Chico they
but not furlong
mantepece end table
apartment sporting atmosphere plated
lead but expensive
Evening star., 1939-05-04

DETROIT, May 4.-First of the
winter sensations of the majors
to prove dud, Freddie Hutchin-
son, supposed to have cost the
Tigers 100000 as we'll as players
when bought from Seattle, must
get more grooming with Toledo
Of the American Association be-
fore he is ready for bigtime.
The youngster, who had his
Evening star., 1939-05-04
A Stout RuiI Can Be Invaluable

theme of half of the movies you see Rich girl
poor possibly they fall in love scion
fall love and there barrier with
which script play until the last few feet OF the film
have do get across street
since the lights good
walup start and early foot hgue to get you
across O making right-hand turn
and without your Wach or
ovoat He'll the hook things
should be robbnk myself
ascending descending steps, par
of Lousves mint ups around DERBY time $
dust of corner IN
something which to put your loot Beware OF
brass poisoning than athletes foot
can't the difference we've oeen
reading two both winter and sum-
fall and spring Wasn't that Scaret
piece though and have ever wondered how she
finally made out?
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Griff Aids Woy-Down Orlando
Answers Appeal Of Mayor to Bolster
: CeIIur-Bound Farm Team

His letter proved that he's just a
baseball fan at heart"
Griffith has advised Adopted Son
Calvin, president of the Charlotte
Club, to send two players to Or
lando. Scout Joe Cambria also was
loaded into an automobile, together
with four players, and sent to Or
lando.
I'VE still love Orlando" concluded
Griffith, land we're going to do
right by those people"
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Becker Batting Leader
As Little Hoyos Win

With Catcher Becker leading a
l5-hit attack with four straight sin
giles, Georgetown Prep's baseball
team whipped Gilman in Baltimore
yesterday, 9-7.-. ..-.,...-..s....
A three-run attack in the nrst
gave the Little Hoyas lead which
never was overcome.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
M. A. Pro-Amuteur Golf
Slated for May IS
BY the Associated Press.

WINCHESTER, Va, May 4.-The
middle Atlantic pro-amateur golf
tournament will be held at the Win
chester Golf Club on May IS, Rut
Coffey, local pro, has announced.
Golfers from seven States have
been invited.
Ralph Beach of Baltimore. who
won last year, will defend his title
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Major League Statistics
AMERICAN.
Standings.
Thursday, May 4, 1899.

AMEhlCAN.
Standings.
WI. Pct. G.B. WI. Pct GB.
N. " 73 700 - Det. - st .462 21a
Bos. - 63 .667 4 st. L.. At 1854 31a
WASH IA .636 u Clev.- At 1854 312
Chgo.- rs 5831 Phila.- 38 273 AZ
Yesterdays Results
Washington, II; st. Louis, 10.
New York, 10; Detroit, 6.
Philadelphia, 3; Chicago, 1.
Boston, S; Cleveland, /.
Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Chgo. Wash. at Chgo.
N. Y. at Clev. N. Y. at Clev.
Boston at Det. Boston at Det.
Phila. at St. L. Phila. at st. l..
Evening star., 1939-05-04
Term 'Mudder' Strictly Is BrookIynese

the next vocal Of Three Little Fishes Youn
they swan and they swan right oua oe
ira la
OVERNIGHT HANDICAP-When you call up girl ana MAKE
then all set to pitch little
WOO her chaperon This
known as a handicap cropped overnight
MUDDERThs female parent When they
the children well
and happy.
call much card draw and isn't as
exciting as strip, people like to play it.
broke in this poker game It's always nice 70
have say but how times
happen?
FIRED-Rhymes with hired but means the opposite
radiator you have to smut
fetlock. This lets the water
Evening star., 1939-05-04
NATIONAL.
Standings.

WI. Pct. G.B. WI. Pct. 9 B.
Bos. "a .667 - Phila. 6 6 .5002
st. L. 64 .6001 Bklyn. 5 5 .5002
Cinci.- IS .545 IL N. Y ST .4173
Chgo.- sc .5002 Pitts. 38 273 AZ
Yesterdays Results
New York, 6; Cincinnati, 4.
Philadelphia, 4; Chicago, l.
st. Louis Boston (cold).
Pittsburgh Brooklyn (coldD.
Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Pitts. at Phila. Pitts. at Phila.
Cinci. at Boston. Cinci. at Boston.
Chgo. at Bklyn. Chgo. at Bklyn.
St, L, at N. Y. st. L. at N. Y.
Evening star., 1939-05-04
4 am FouIed,' Screamed Make

steepechase in the infeld the
water holes SIS
worlds fastest human but
CLAING-Ths almost too too elementary At the moment
Max Baer
claiming bum and used way back in
washedup old bum being used
human punching bag for Tom, Dick and Marty.
FOALEDThs what Max Schmeng said when Jack Sharkey
hit him breadbasket 1890 Max screamed Il oaled
with the State Boxing Commission
awarded him heavyweight championship the world Schmng
Motion Academy
award, which finally Clara somebody
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09
I73 Acre Estate For
Under Privileged
Children

Atlantic City, N. J. Sept. 7 (By
Frank W. CAVITY, Jr., TO- AMP
The title of a 173-acre estate,
known as Jobs court, formerly
owned by f. r. Morehouse of
Camden, and located on Great
Egg Harbor river IL miles from
Atlantic City, on which is erected
three magnificent dwellings,, two
two-car garages with living quar-
ters above them and another
building which for a half cen
Jury served as a tavern, have
been transferred to Mrs. Jennie
E. Morris, wealthy Philadelphia
mortician.
1he sale of the tract was made
through Grover c. Jones, local
real estate broker and is the
second such purchase made in At
iantic County by members of the
ace within the last few months.
The first was Marian Anderson,
worlds greatest c~ontralto and
,oncert singer, who is erecting
her home on a large tract at
imith's Landing.
Purchase of the estate by Mrs.
Morris will make the realization
IF a childhood dream, for she
lans the development of a health
md recreation center for under
privileged children. A portion of
The grounds will be for building
purposes where members of the
race may erect homes. Most Of
he land faces directly on the
liver.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09

powders that are mildly scented
ale preferred. Several popular
brands of hair creams are used
! egularly to keep the hair charm
ing.
In the deodorant field the pop
clar leader is Hush Cream for u.s.
under arms, although many girls
we're reported using Hush Ii
quid, which tops under arm per-
spiration for one to three days.
Il. the shoes and on hot perspiring
feet, Hush Deodorant Powder is
far and away the f~avorite.
Today the younger generation.
both young men and women, have
learned the daily habits of keep
ing themselves immaculate and
fresh. They find it opens the
door to new romances and they
are definitely more desirable to
the opposite sex.
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09

On the morning of our travellers
last day in Paris, Mr.. Van had a
iet of serious thinking to do, so
that Sam and Betsey might end
their visit with a royal adventure.
Tell you what" said Mr.. Van.
as they all climbed on board a bus,
lets go out to the Bots, which Is
the largest park in Paris, and we'll
apend the day there, in the animal
section"
Sam and Betsey shouted with de-
light when they heard this news
and Gyp who was sitting on Bet
sey's lap gave a couple OF wool
woofs." which meant he liked the
idea, too.
When they arrived at the zoo. the
children couldn't begin to take in all
there was TO see. Everywhere they
looked was a new and strange ami
NAL from some distant part OF the
world. The first thing they passed
was a cage full OF monkeys, and
they we're the most mischievous
monkeys you ever saw. Betsey
put her head a little too close to
the cage, and quick as a flash, a
little brown hand shot out and
snatched her blue hair ribbon of
her hair. In another moment II
appeared again around a monkeys
neck at the top OF the cage. Next
..hey saw two CRATES. with greai
long necks - necks SO long tina
The Omaha guide., 1939-09-09
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their breakfast had to be served 10
them from platforms higher than
the ceiling of a room.
Here comes an elephant" cried
Sam, walking down the middle OF
the path. with only a keeper to
watch him"
and look at the box on his back.
SAM said Betsey, lets take a
ride in it shall we. you and and
Gyp?"
So with a nod from Mr.. Van, the
keeper made the great grey ele-
plant kneel down on his knees and
Sam and Betsey, with Gyp, too.
scrambled up into the box on his
back.
ut feels like an elevator. doesn't
1t. Betsey? cried Sam, as the big
beast slowly got up from his knees.
up and up they went. until Mr.. Van.
down on the ground. looked half his
size and the keeper no bigger than
Sam.
"See. Sam" laughed Betsey.
"we're as high as the giraffes now"
and as they passed by the csge.
they could see the long-necked
creatures eating the fresh hay put
there for them.
They are due for a dozen more
adventures on this trip to the eco
today. and when we meet them
again In our nett story we'll read
all about them. too.