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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
FUNERAL SERVICES

Grace y. Berkeley Services were
held "wednesday at $50 p m. from
the Buckiey-King funeral church.
Rev. II =. Burr and Or. Pratt
officiating. burial was in the Tia
coma cemetery. Pailbearers were
Mont J. Downing George Fisher.
Ernest Freeman, William g. Gun
strom. II. Il. Kizer and Percy
Smith.
Michael Johan Fisch Thursday
az p. m. from the G. o. Lynn
chapel.
Ms. Sarah Parker Thursday at
p. m. from the storlie chapel.
Rev. T. o. SysrTc officiating;
burial In Falkland cemetery
Mrs. Elizabeth D.. HoDta -
Thursday al p m. from the Mel
linger chapel, Rev. Henry Victor
Morgan officiating; burial In Ia
coma cemetery.
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CARL. BIONBERG

Carl Blomberg, so. of $500 So.
Steele st, died Tuesday IN a local
hospital. He leaves two sisters,
Mrs. Emma Anderson and Mrs. j.
Tolex, both of Galveston. Tex.
Funeral services will be held
Thursday at 1870 p. m. from the
Gaffney chapel. Tacoma Eagles
lodge officiating; burial in Noun
tain View cemetery.
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Tacoma Obituaries

9TH st A native Of Germany, she
had lived here so years, coming
from Milwaukee, Wis. She was a
member of the Trinity Lutheran
church. She leaves her husband,
Carl l.: two sons. Elmer q. and
Walter II. Hagen, both of Tacoma !;
four grandchildren, and a sister
and brother, both in Germany.
Mcllinger's will make the funeral
announcement
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Efefytutuk Uusu JOup 70 isuts
NE stomach should digest two pounds n food
a,ly When you eat heavy. greasy. cosrse ~
rfh foods or when you are nervous. hurried nr
chew poorly-your stomach ofrp nours out TOO
much fluid Your food doesn't digest and you
have gas, heartburn, nausea. pain or sour
Stomach You feel sour, sick and upset all over.
Doctors say never take lsTatiFe for siomarh
pain. u Is dangerous and foolish. II takes those
little black tablets called Bell for indigestion
10 make the excess stomach fluids harmless. relieve
distress In time and put you back on your
feet Relief II so quick 1t 4, smazing and ono go
package proves II ASk for Bel am for Indigestion
adv.
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Mrs. Ella Mcneil, SIS, died Tues
day at her home, 363s So. X ST.
She was native of Napier, Mich.
She leaves a sister, Mrs. William
Anderson of Flint, Mich; a
brother. Morse Cotter Of Waters
meet. Mich: a son. Arthur Mcneil
of Tacoma; a daughter, Mrs. Flor
ence Potter OF Tacoma, and three
grandchildren. Funeral services
will be held Thursday at $3.50
p. m. from the c. o. Lynn chapel,
Rev. r. II. MeGinnis officiating.
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HENRY l., NOLIN

Henry L. Molin. 80, Of 1907 So.
J st, died Tuesday in local hos
pital. He WAS a member OF the
Fern Hill lodge. F. & A. VI. He
leaves his wife, Augusta. his
mother in Los Angeles. Cal. two
sons. Burnett +. Of Tacoma. and
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MRS, AGNES JONES

Mrs. Agnes Jones, 80. Of 1926 SO.
Ainsworth ave, died Tuesday in a
local hospital. She was born in
Tacoma and had lived most of her
life here. She was member of
the Catholic church She leaves a
daughter, Dorothy, two sons, Will
lam and David; five brothers,
Martin, Henry. Herman, William
and John Greinke. all of Tacoma,
and two sisters, Mrs. A. NJ. LoTour
and Mrs. J. A Nolan, both OF Ia
coma. Funeral announcement by
Buckley-king.
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Mrs. Anna Selm, "a. of 1913 so.
J SITS, died Tuesday in a local
hospital She had lived here %
years. She leaves daughter.
Mary. and a son. Joseph. both Of
Tacoma Cassidy & Allen will
make the funeral announcement.
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Samuel J. OF Seattle; two grand
children. and -four brothers, Louie
of Chicago. Morris of Longview.
Joseph of Los Angeles. an d
Samuel J. OF Seattle. Tuell will
make the funeral announcement.
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Easter lilies. III
TO Holn EXAMINATION

The Z. s Civil service commIs-
sion announces an open compsti-
tive examination for the position
Of junior observer In meteorology
with a salary OF $40 a year
Full information may be obtained
from clyde Payne at the federal
building here.
THE BEST tastes better goes
further costs less in the end and
Is BETTER. Adams Vanilla In
rich strong tasty and goes fur
Their. lady.)
Easter flowers you can afford.
Garden Shop. Rhodes Bros. fAdVD
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urARiNs I1,u'RspAy

A public hearing for the discus
sion of relief needs will be held nj
S p. m. Thursday. March so, In the
auditorium of Lincoln high school
Members of trades unions. Work
ers Alliance and Old Age Pension
union are invited 10 attend.
Easter lilies. HIM Florist. adv
Officially graded butter. Cow
Butter Store adv,
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that eieetrie rate rs6uet,un1
throughout the nattoa toenooo
s1ts.soo. 900 during IN tWo-o11s
one half year period frcW NV y,
1885. IL Dec. ~. 1881. ~ oveEuUo
AZ $40. IN. 50 annually.
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MRS. CARL l.. HAGEN

Mrs. Carrie Hagen, "a died
Tuesday at her home, 2006 So.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Early Delivery Again
Scores DeciviseIy;
Meade in Saddle
Our Ketchom Is Second
Donna leonu Third in
Tropical Feature
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
TROPICAL PARK, Fla, March 25.
Mrs. w. Plunket Stewards Early
Delivery, whose only previous start
this winter resulted in smashing
triumph in the Hialeah Inaugural
Handicap, kept his Florida record
untainted when he raced to handy
two-length success in the Royal
Palm Handicap today.
Under the able guidance Of Don
Meade, the 4-year-old Milkman
colt led five rivals from end to end,
completing the six furlongs In Ill
fiat.
j. B. Partridge's our ketcham,
which set a track record of 1:42
for mile and 10 yards few days
ago, was a belated second, halt
length better than the Snow White
Stables tiny filly, Donna Leona.
Dunade, Floragina and Bob's Boys
brought up the rear
Early delivery paid IS, considered
a liberal price by favorite players
who, incidentally, had chance to-
day to regain some of their losses
Of the previous afternoon, when
eight choices were beaten.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

ReShevSkyS score: II wins, 2
draws, loss. Playing time: 8:35-
ll:00 pm.
Many attended the Rashevsky
"simul' at the Jewish Community
Center, which has been repainted,
artistically decorated, the lobby
given a beautiful modernistic motif
and the facilities for entertaining
the general public for chess or other
cultural events so amplifed as to in
sure the maximum in comfort and
to present a cheerful and pleasant
impression of the most casual as
we'll as the most critical visitor.
Chess Fever Increases.
Rising temperatures character
lied the third round of the District
chess championship.
Held at the Capital City Chess
Club, President C. w. Stark of
Capital City and President Earl
Kunkle of Paul Morphy Chess Club
the referees. the third round pro-
gressed rapidly and most games were
brief.
Champion Vladimir Sournin ad-
journed his game with Divanite
Stuart Wagman after SO moves
kleiner Meister Martin Stark nipped
youthful Bobbie Hostler's hopes
IN the bloom, consuming 81 moves
requiring hours and 81 minutes
OF play. The pruning method:
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Ciencia Heads Classy
List Of 50 Racers
In Pim|ico Oaks
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March 25.-Ciencia,
the King Ranch filly that won the
$5O,000 added Santa Anita Derby.
heads a record list of nominees for
the $4,000 added Pimlico Oaks, to
be run May 6, the date of the Ken
lucky Derby.
Charles j. McLennan. racing sec
retary, announced today a list of
so nominations for the richest race
for 3-year-old fillies.
Ciencia is not eligible for the Ken
lucky Derby, but is expected to COM
pete against some of the Derby en-
tries in the $50, 1000 Preakness a week
later.
Listed rivals of Ciencia in the
Oaks include Inscoelda, the Wool
ford Farm filly that beat Ciencia in
the $4,000 Walden Stakes at Pimlico
last fall; A. G.. Vanderbilt's Galley
Slave, Hal Price Headley's Airacuda
and Top Queen, F. Sachsenmaier's
Charlotte Girl and E. r. Bradleys
Big Hurry and Bass Wood.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
700 Thoroughbreds Primed
For Opening of Eastern
Turf Season at Bowie
Those rumbling noises heard these

Those rumbling noises heard these
bright spring mornings come from
the hoofs of some TOO thoroughbreds
going through their PAGES, prepara-
tory TO the opening of the 1889
Eastern racing season Thursday at
Bowie.
The meet will run Is days, three
being left over from last fall. when
heavy SHOWS brought the season to
an abrupt end. OF the 120 races
scheduled, four will be stakes. one
a S2,500 race and the others worth
$1,000 each.
Rowe Memorial Opening Feature.
The feature event opening day
will be the Rowe Memorial. named
in honor of the late James Rowe,
trainer for the Whitney family, and
is 6-furlong dash. Sun Egret, con-
sistent little winner in A. c. Comp
tons stable, likely will be post IA
vorite to repeat his triumph of last
spring. However, he'll have to be
in top shape to beat such eligibles
as j. Y. Christmas Rough Time. A.
G. Vanderbilt's Airfame. William
Zieglers Our Mat and the Bomar
Stables Benjam.
Sun Egret also is in the Bowie
Handicap, l mile and 10 yard event,
which went to him last year. w. l..
Brann's Challephan, third in that
race, will take another crack at
the rich prize. while others ready
include H. p Metcalf's High Veloc-
ity, Maj. Raj PARIS Hypocrite. Mrs.
A. J. Abel's improved Honey Cloud
and E. K. Bryson's Bunny Baby.
Besides trying for the Bowie, Chal-
lephan will attempt to win the
Southern Maryland Handicap for
the second straight year. Last spring
the big bay horse nosed out John A.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

Manfuso's Aneroid and Metcalfs
High Velocity. to pay at heavy
odds. This time the Maryland bred
runner probably will go postward a
strong choice, and if he runs to
trials at Benning will be mighty
hard to beat. The Shandon Farm S
crack distance runner, Burning Star,
was nominated for this special, but
went wrong and has been shipped
to Kentucky for a long rest.
Juveniles Have Inning.
Juveniles will get their chance to
shine in the kindergarten Stakes, a
half-mile dash worth $4,000. The
race has attracted % youngsters,
with Brysons Impudent and the
Warbern Stables Ranches Girl the
best liked The first won several
races at New Orleans this winter,
while the latter had the honor of
being the first juvenile of the year
to win, the victory coming at Hia-
leah Park. She is reported to be
above the average.
The Shandon Farm will be shoot
ing for repeat in this race. In
1885 they won with Bright Light
and have entered Annie Alone,
Qustre and Rawson, a half-brother
to Burning Star.
Among the stables now quartered
at the track are those owned by
Mrs. E. G. Lewis, T. j. Hill, Winston
Guest, Anthony Pelleteri, Gustave
Ring, Donald Christmas, Mrs. Nat
Ray. Mrs. J. H. McCole. Watt Elliot,
Hirsch Jacobs, Mrs. j. A. Nix and
G.. L. Emerich. Others are arriving
daily from all points of the country,
but according to Track Superinten-
dent Dick Pending, many will have
to be stabbed at Laurel as stall space
is about filled.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Connor's Dash Gains
National Capital
Trial LaureIs
Wilkins Trophy kobbed
Second Yeor in Row by
Washington Setter
BY q Stat. correspondent of The Star

By Stan Correspondent of The Star.
GERMANTOWN. Md, March Is.
-Connor's Dash, black and white
setter owned by Reese Connor of
Washington, won the coveted Will
kins Trophy this afternoon in the
18th annual spring trials of the
National Capital Field Trials Club.
The 4-year-old dog took first place
over Is other hunters in the shoot
ing dog stakes run on Walter john
sons farm near here. 1t was the
second successive year it had won,
giving Connor two legs on the large
silver cup.
Two legs also are held by Ford
E. Young of Bethesda, secretary Of
the club. He missed getting the
third leg and permanent possession
of the trophy today when his Valiant
Sportsman. white, black and tan
setter, took third place. Valiant
Three Spot, father Of Valiant Sports
man, won the cup for Young in
1896 and 1887.
Second place went to Mertel's
Mack, another setter, white and
black licked dog owned by Ander-
son L. Lewis of Hyattsville. A large
gallery attended the trials, following
the dogs from atop the high ridge
that gives an excellent view of the
bird field.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Tropical Park Results
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
44ysslolds 4a"nso1 and Up la NILS se
Vest Sea !Wardl 1890 $40
D'nh1ns Time' flssa f!ssss. 'H'nf0r" $40
Peter Boaertin. Makeit. High End. Emir.
Four BaeRer and Freestone.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500: claiming
1eaF11los 1rsel nonos6 snd up; furoaGs o shTe %
Hroadkill, tAshcrof) $50 3.40
Aftermath 'Ensorl u, go
tIaSS nnE s"Ss TnsSPeI EsnP H.
Cloud GDomiputfs DaiTv noub1e ana ssd soear sae 5o
THIRD RAcE-Purse $500: claiming;
3,year-olds; s furlongs tchutel.
Myrna Lee de Blanc, 800 goo 2.70
Doney tMaschek) $50
>, Also ran-Polly Fair. Oh Fudge. Miss
kentex Ivy X. and Saxonby.
Raceaway lie BlancI $50 400 $40
hady ha5;s, Hay H y .Asbrsroft $50 ssioo
Also ran-Dianapat. Quick Change. Two
Cents. Hurry Ann Hasty Rose. Bert W.
FIFTH RACE-The Royal Palm Handi-
cap: purse. $1,000: 3-year-olds and I'D: 6
furlonRs tchute).
Early Delivery tMeadel 500 $40 $50
Our Ketcham tRenickl $40 800
Donna Leona tCharlton) $50
Also '' raainiLBob's Boy. Flor.sina and
Dunade.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse $500: claiming
3-year-olds: mile and 20 yards
Big Ned lie Blanc, $500 1850 46n
Travel Agent tCharlton) 10 $40
Jest Once tAshcroft) $50
Time. :44as
Fang.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $500; claiming;
4-year-oids and up; l l-16 miles.
Mo ,Simmonsi 22lO 1910 go
Griewrack tLeBlanc) $50 800
Jack Patches tDeering) $50
Time. :46is.
Also ran-Billy's Folly Dulcimer Butter,
Motley and Uvalde
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 5000: claiming
4-year-olds and up: i n miles
Mardromel tSchmidN 40 800
Bow and Arrow (Charlton) 4.3O
Time. 2:344.
Also ran-Playdema. Our Teddy, Would
Dare. Chatterwrack and david
Evening star., 1939-03-26
raner Brady Confident Chico Will Take Derby Despite Size Handicap
Race Selections
Fair Grounds East.

BY the Louisville Times.
l-Witchswall, General r., Park
wood Chief.
2-Miss Balko. Fluke, Getalong.
3-My Blaze, Boston Sound, ROYAL
Broom.
4-Jadva. Laro Keys, Monreve.
5-Chance Ray, Waxwing, Knee
Deep.
6-Day Off, Coronado, Sun Lover.
7-Cottingham, Noah's Pride, Synod.
8-Arctic Star, TEMPO, Spartan
Lady.
Tichner, opoca, Credulous.
Best bet-Day Of.
Tropical Park East.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Epitaph, Odd Blue, Empty Bottle.
2-Black Buddy, Shantime, Balcony.
3EColored Post, Hatterfleld, White
Hope.
City Judge. Epwar, Weebang.
5-William Palmer, Patsey Bepone.
Gay Balko.
Skinner Jacket, Steel King, Eli
Yale.
7-Ladfield. Nessus, Bonny Clabber.
S-Orthoprism, Bob c., Harpen
Belle.
9-Quick Action, Just Buck, Happv
Host.
Best bet-Colored Post.
Concensus at Tropical Fast.
BY the Associated Press.
l-Epltaph, Worthing, Time Interval.
2-Saranite, Candar, Sunset Girl.
Boop, Colored Post,
White Hope.
Hunter L., City Judge, Weebag.
5-Wllliam Palmer, Feng, Suntime.
6-Sheknows, Spandau, Muggins.
7-Bonny Clabber, Courtney's Pet,
NessuS.
8-Mine Boy, Stalagmite, Wild
Substitute-French Trap, Upton.
Happy Host.
Best bet-Fortunate Boop.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Techniciun Held Horse
To Beut in Derby
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 25-"I
believe the horse that beats Tech
nician will win the Kentucky Derby"
B. A. CBen') Jones, trainer of Her.
bert M. Woolf's crack colt, declares
Technician, son of the late Insco
which sired Lawrin, 1898 Derby
winner, arrived here Tuesday from
Florida and was quartered in the
same stall Lawrin occupied at
Churchill Downs last year.
The husky Jones said Technician,
which like Lawrin won the Flamingo
Stakes at Hialeah, is mo Lawrin,
but I don't believe there are any
Lawrins out this year."
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Greyhound Finds Beach
Okoy for Record Try
By the Associated Press.

3,
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. March
25.-After watching Greyhound,
world champion trotter. run on the.
beach here, Trainer Sep Palm said
the speedy horse would attempt to
lower his mile record on the sands
next fall.
Palm said the packed sand formed
a satisfactory racing course.
Greyhound. running with the
pacing mare. Her Ladyship. nego-
tiated the mile in 2:l4 today. The
mile mark held by Greyhound is
1:55A.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Skating at Riverside
Ended by Hot Spell

Due to prospects of continued
warm weather, Riverside Stadium
has abandoned public ice skating
for the season, 1t was announced last
night by Promoter Ray Alvis.
Riverside shortly will present box
ing and mat shows, with Eddie Ross
serving as matchmaker for boxing,
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Fair Grounds Results
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST ,RACE--Purse. $500: allowances:
E;!;5 s:5!: #s,& S$s: sss sss s:$
Skatinz Fool fCalvert) 32O
Also rama Mystic Isle. Rolls Easy. My
Day MTs' and 4, B1s11es PeietirI Heat entrv
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
sssks 5sy ? Pms Fims ksssr 'ao tsS ssS atS aaS
Chiefs Boy aorosj $50
areeian Zine ss ses sse Burnins s0Raoe Moed
Little Beep. General r.. Snow Flower and
YoSfT5te. FieIdt
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming:
Vslana f7EesE wes sna No. fu5lo9Ss aS
High Polish lPaee) 144O
Also ,sian2,-otto,s Choice. Miss Monte
Worker. Boston Sound and Royal Broom.
DAILY Double paid s2Oso
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming
4,year-olds and up: i. miles
Maystick HAAS, 40 $40
Gold Color tMolberD $40
Also ram HoWS Chances. Spey Crest,
Miney. Imeblue, Golden Quest. Miss Ad-
ans Tacheone. Barance and LIME Kate.
Field.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming;
4-year -olds and up: mile, 70 yards.
Dolly E. (Hanke) 400 $50 $50
Doris B. tKeiper) $50 900
Cossack Girl (Krovitz) $50
Time labs.
Also ran-War Jest. Ellabee, Persuader
and Pish Tush.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
4-year-olds and up: Ii. miles.
Mssterpisce Nn st rIs (Hauer 4.4o 3,eeoo $50
Buster Boy 6cowley) 4.40
Also ran@one Night. c.sinshe.d, Kh.r-
fair and All Lady.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming:
41year;old and up: ! mile M and 20 "a yards. on
Wacks Jack aTrahan> '' 40 $50
Waygood Lad tFieldsl 700
Also ran-Flosilda. Hook 1t. Maebob.
Brass Monkey. fMary Senate, Fob. Miss
Damara and Eternal Wave.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
4-year-olds and up: mile and 20 yards.
Joy Sweep (Kins) $3.50 24;40 1880
Paulson !Hauer) $40
rorm.k Aso D..s. ssnts5iE yi:r GsssSGs: Hss%s:
clean cut. Eddie's Brother and Royal
TqYFiTa,sia qYT,sia. 4
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Masterpiece Snares
Main Race by Head
Al Fair Grounds
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-C.
E. Davison's 6-year-old black geld
ing, Masterpiece, captured the fea-
tured sixth race, a 1i16-mile affair
for platers years old and upward.
in stretch drive with F. Weller's
Enfin at the Fair Grounds today.
Held just of the pace until the
three-quarters, Masterpiece nosed in
front of the closely packed field and
finally won by head.
1t took photo to give Enfin her
place position over Miss L. c. Whites
Buster Boy.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Lonsburgh Quint Champ
BY the Associated Press.

Lansburgh's basket ball team won
the championship of the Twelfth
Street Y. M. c. A. League yesterday
when 1t defeated the 1,314th c. c. C.
Enrollees, 1890.
The winners came from behind as
the Enrollees held a 21-15 lead at
intermission. Parker led the Lans-
burgh quint with Is points.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

Henry Rousseau trimmed Joseph
Scribante in SO moves, taking only
l hour and 7 minutes. while Scri-
bantes mental Calvary continued
for hours and minutes. D. H.
Mugridge. who eased E. NJ. Knapp
out of the 1889 title of Capital City
in a special play-off. took Kenneth
Stubbs' measure in the breath-tak-
ing pace of A minutes in a total
playing period of l hour and 40
minutes, just II moves being made.
The sonnet:
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Wynkoops Garner Most
Of Honors in Shoot

The Wynkoop family snatched
major honors yesterday at the
weekly shoot of the Washington
Gun Club, DR.. J. c. Wynkoop WIN
ming the class B event and his son
Kelley taking the class A prize by
winning tossup after tying with
Julius Marcy.
Parker Cook, shooting from 81
yards. captured first place in the
25-target event with "a hits. The
scores:
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Defends Distance Title

Furman Lee. distance runner for
the Twelfth Street Y. M. c. A., will
head a delegation from that lnsC.-
tuition to Baltimore on April % for
the annual trans-city run of the
Urban League. Lee won the event
last wear. =
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Wants Unlimited Rivals

Games with baseball teams in the
unlimited class are sought by the
East Riverdale Boys Club. Call
Manager Williams at Decatur 3047-J
between 6 and pm.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
agreed to a draw in 10 minutes, es-
saying % moves. The tempest in
q teapot:
Benoni Defense" (:?).

Round No. was featured last
night at the quarters of Chess Divan
Club with Tournament Director Will
lard H. Mutchler and Director H. w.
Horn in charge. The fifth round
progresses to Hotel Gordon Satur-
day, 7:30 pm, under the jurisdiction
of Capital City Chess Club, with J.
B. Beadle and F. w. F. Gleason the
referees. The public is welcome.
Chess Problem No. 1856.
BY Francois Paboucek. Prize Winner
Courtesy of American Chess Bulletin.)
BLACK MEN,
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Riding Due to Feature
Louisiunu DERBY
BY the Associated pr.s

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-
Twelve 3-year-olds will go to the post
tomorrow at the Fair Grounds for
the $4,000 Louisiana Derby, in which
the riding may outshine the running.
Sun Lover probably will be the ia
vorlte in the rs mile event.
Don Meade, Eddie Arcaro, Charley
stevenson and Apprentice Johnny
Oros, four of the countrys topnotch
jockeys, have mounts.
The entries.
Evening star., 1939-03-26

should be beaten. WHITE
HOPE raced improved in last
race and may provide the main
contention. MAECHANCE is
not out of it.
FOURTH RACE-BRIGHT SPOT.
CITY JUDGE, WEE BAG.
BRIGHT SPOT merely gallop-
ed to account for her last race
and 1t appears she has only to
retain her edge to win this one,
CITY JUDGE is improving and
figures to give a good account of
himself in this company. WEE
BAG is preferred over the
others.
FIFTH RACE-DONNA LEONA.
SUNTIME, PATSEY BE-
GONE.
DONNA LEONA has the speed
of this field. SUNTIME turned
back field of this caliber in a
recent race and Is the one to
beat. PATSEY BECOME is
threat.
SIXTH RACE-CHIMNEY TOP,
SHEKNOWS, ELI YALE.
CHIMNEY TOP, q frequent
winner In these ranks, y Aplaced
Evening star., 1939-03-26

individually against MT. ReSheVSky.
The triple combination of N. P.
Wigginton, A. Y. Hesse and r. A.
Hostler developed strong shank at
tack on the visiting star, outplayed
the expert in the end game and
emerged the sole board winner dur
ing the evening of incredible chess
pyrotechnics. Their game, blow by
hlOM.
Evening star., 1939-03-26
@ &HE; = s #
BY PAUL j. MILLER,

Boy Wonder Samuel Rehevky United States chess champion
Jewish Community challenging players boards to
administer crushing defeats within az
Only w. O
Evening star., 1939-03-26
Knapp Speaks on Chess.

Ernest Knapp. president Of the
Washington Social Chess Divan
Club, delivers a free instructional
chess lecture on Principles and Va
riations of the Giuoco Piano Open
ing Wednesday, 8 pm, at 1886 I
street NV Women and beginners.
even frst-rate amateurs, should find
this Wednesdays informal lecture
profitable.
The Washington Chess and Bridge
Society meets Thursday 8 pm, at
1886 I street NV. There will be
prizes.
Friday, $3.50 pm. the Interhigh
Chess Association stages the fifth
and final round of its team tourna-
ment. At 8 pm. the Chess Divan
Club championship commences
round No 9. Defending Champion
Simon Naidel and Stuart Wagman
are leading the field of IL.
tcopyrisht. March 20, 1899. by Paul Miller.)