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He took a quick step tof"s"'
and grssped her by the shoulders.
His hands gripped her so hard that
her flesh ached. but she gave no
sign that he was hurting her.
Look here, Ellen" he said, saw
agely. You don't know what
you're saying"
"Oh. but I do she answered
81 know perfectly what I'm say
ing. And I know It's all wrong.
That you love Gwen and that
you're going TO be married. but
can't help how I feel and I can't
help but tell you that III never
get over IL.
And now that its said and You
know, let's forget 1t and plan what
we're going TO do II Karl and Ray
burn come here"
"Yous darling little fool" His
hands slipped from her shoulders
down her ARM and around her
waist. Suddenly. he pressed her
fiercely 10 him. His lips were ON
hers and he was kissing her, pas
sionately.
She tried to struggle at first,
and then relaxed in his arms.
This was heaven! Even II he did
belong to Gwen, she'd seize this
moment while she could. 1t would
never come again.
Now he was kissing her eyes.
her cheeks, her hair. and again
his lips sought hers.
With an effort that took all her
will power. she pushed him away.
No, Rick - we mustn't - it's
wrong - it's not fair to Gwen"
He sized her in his arms again.
No, Rick"
Every Right
I'VE. have every right in the
world. Ellen" he whispered. Il
love you and you've just told me
that you love me-"
But Gwen-you and Gwen
you're engaged-she told me you
were"
You silly, loyal little darling"
he laughed. That's all over. 1
never really loved her. She knows
that I did turn to her after
after I was arrested. 1t was only
natural"
But aren't you engaged ?"
I'VE ~ere-but we're not, any
more. That's why she called me
over before she took off-to tell
me that she knew it was mis-
take. That she knew I didn't care
for her that way. She called
everything off. Now do you still
say we haven't the right"
"Oh, Rick" The girl put her
arms around him.
She never knew how long they
stood there, their lips so hungry,
their arms so hungry, stood as
though they, two people who loved
each other, were alone among all
the people in the world.
Alone in their love and alone in
their need for each other.
Yet of the two, it was Ellen who
touched reality first. 1t was as
though a curtain came down on
the glorious moment when time
and space had stopped for them.
Points to Sky
"What Is that ?" she pointed up
into the sky. "A bird ?"
Rick looked up. 1t was a plane
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PAT T E RN
by ANNE ADAMS

Round out your summer ward
robe with this SHINING newcomer.
Anne Adams' Pattern 4i65 IL 4
shirtwaister you'll wear from sun
up to shutdown. A gored front
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STUDY IN CONTRASTS

Three-foot, six-inch Jerry Ma
renghi and six-foot-six, 215-pound
Henry Rohwer. both from "A Day
At the Circus" eat lunch together
in M-G-Ms oommisssry.
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Girl Forbidden To Go
Out Or Haze Friends
By CYNTHIA GREY

II parents would make effort to understand their
edoescent and daughters better and place
1denee in Them many of the difficulties arising between
the two would vanish
problem where this advice could be applied is brought
to lRht in the following letter:
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TO QUESTIONS

Below are the answers to test
questions printed on editorial page.
/. India.
2. IA.
3. The name for impulsive steal
ing due to mental impairment.
4. tempt.
5. Nevada.
6. First cousin.
7. Franz Schubert.
8. Mint.
Q. March, 1888.
10. The hawk family.
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5O-THE GROWING PERSON

1t has only lately been realized by parents that their
child is individual and that every point in the life of
individual from early infancy to old age is simply
stage of DEVELOPMENT
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Childs Earliest Training
Forms Lifelong Personality
coiffure.


authority
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These smartly casual summer
coiffures are simple 10 manage
between visits to the hairdresser.
Given the right kind of perma-
nent wave as n foundation, almost
any woman ought 10 he able to
coax such ringlets into place.
the first wave should go. how to
fix Observation-Disclosures curls,
how dry your hair should be be-
fore you begin setting it. how to
tie a net on properly.
Then be willing TO spend a little
time learning to follow his instruc-
tons. You probably never will be
an expert finger wayer, but. with
an excellent permanent as a found
alton. you undoubtedly can learn
to do at least semi-professional
Job.
Evening star., 1939-02-06
Rules Cause Debate
As Ferre|| Snares
Go|fing Honors
Claims He Twice Licked
Woner After Dropping
Pellet in Rough
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LAKELAND, Fla, Feb. 6.-This
annual golf tournament of the Ma
tons baseball players is deserving
of a whole lot more notice than it
has been getting.
It Is. without much doubt, the
greatest free-style golf tournament
in the world.
The record will show simply that
Yves FerreL. Yankee pitcher, de-
feated Paul Waner, Pirate outfelder,
on the 36th green. 1t doesn't sound
reasonable. but when they completed
the agreed upon 36 holes Ferrell
thought he had won the match, l
up. Waner was just as positive they
were all square and that some extra
holes were in order. The spectators
were evenly divided.
1t all came about because Ferrell
hit his drive into the rough on the
3Oth and didn't like his lie. The ball
was half buried, and Yves insisted
he could lift it and drop 1t in more
agreeable position.
Waner, who now was only / down,
said he never heard of such a fool
idea. They couldn't appeal to a
referee because there wasn't any.
So Ferrell dropped ball anyway,
in a nice spot, and as result man.
aged to halve the hole But he also
played the half buried ball, and with
it required six strokes to hit the
hole. Naturally, Wes preferred the
former. When they walked off the
green, Waner observed, You lose
that hole" Ferrell said, "My caddy
says I didn't"
So they played and glowered six
more holes. When they putted out
the 36th, Waner ranted into the
locker room, demanding a playoff.
Ferrell said what the heck. that he
had won the blooming tournament
once.
The club members got in the ar
gument and finally Ferrell agreed
to flip a coin to see whether there
would be a playoff. Waner won the
toss.
They halved the first one in Is,
but on the second extra Waner came
a cropper-three-putted from about
20 feet-and back we all trooped to
the clubhouse. 1t was grand day,
and there ought to be more golf
tournaments run along this line.
Evening star., 1939-02-06
High Basket Teams
In Mad Drive for
P|ay-off Spots
Double Bill Tomorrow
Will Gust One School,
EstubIish Another
BY GEORGE HUBER.

With but two weeks yet to go
in the high school round-robin
basket ball tournament a frantic
scramble is starting as some of the
lower-ranking teams make bids
for the two remaining spots in the
play-offs. Eastern. defending cham
pion, and Woodrow Wilson already
have taken half the available space
by going undefeated in four and
three games, respectively, and can
rest comfortably while the others
knock off each other.
The five other teams, on paper,
still have chance. None has lost
more than three games. Over that
figure definitely is out, and either
Tech or Anacostia will be out after
tomorrow when they meet in the
first of the afternoons two games
at Roosevelt. Each has lost three
and Tech has won one It should
be fair game as Tech is fresh
from Its good showing In defeating
Western last Friday while Anacostia
has had a week to recover since
1t fell before Eastern's White Tide
last Tuesday.
On the other hand, either Centra!
or Roosevelt will be in following
their part of the double-header.
They have two wins apiece, and
three means a chance at the title
in the final knockout round. First
game at $50.
Evening star., 1939-02-06
Bonus for Mckechnie
In 2-Year Contract
Up 10 Reds Gate
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Satisfied
with the organization he now has
running his Cincinnati baseball
club, President Powell Crosley jr., Is
taking no chances of it being broken
up.
He signed Manager Bill McKech-
ME last night to a new two-year
contract extending through the 1941
season. The veteran pilot, who
came to the Reds from the Boston
Bees a year ago, already was under
contract for 1899.
This action followed within
few weeks Crosley's similar strategy
In extending the contract of War;
rem Giles as vice president and gen.
eral manager.
McKechnie will continue to re-
ceive a salary Of $25, 900 under his
new agreement with provision for a
bonus of 5000 each year that the
attendance equals the $50, 900 mark
set tn 1887.
Evening star., 1939-02-06
Nelson's S Record 1913
In Phoenix Meet
Amazes Golfers
Reading (Po.) Pro Earns
$500 in Breaking Par
By IS Strokes
BY the Associated Press.

BY tQe ASSOClateQ FIeSS.
PHOENIX, Ariz, Feb. 6.-The pro-
fessional golf caravan headed today
toward the San Antonio (Tex)
$4,000 open, still popeyed at Byron
Nelson's record performance in win
ming the $4,000 Phoenix tournament.
Nelson, playing a fawless game,
set a new 54-hole tournament rec
ord of 1913 strokes-15 under par
yesterday. His two rounds of IS also
established a new competitive mark
for 36 holes.
Winner by IL Strokes.
The young Reading. Pa, pro was
rewarded with $700 for his sensa-
tional victory. His first t-round 68
was carded Saturday on a wet and
soggy course.
Nelson was IL strokes ahead of
Ben Hogan, White Plains, N. Y,
who won $3.50 for second.
The only other players to break
par were E. j. Harrison, Oak Park,
ILL.,. whose 211 gave him third place
and $3.50. and Harry Bassler. Long
Beach. Calf, who received $3.50
for 212.
Harrison Top Money Winner.
Harrisons third-place award made
him the leading money winner of
the winter circuit, with a total of
$2,40150
Dick Metz. Chicago, who collected
SITS for his fifth-place tie at 214,
is close, with S2,375, and Jim Dem
aret. Houston, Tex, is third, with
$2144.
Demaret's 215 won him $110 here.
Evening star., 1939-02-06
GoIento OnIy Old Guurder Not Bombed

highly outed heavies
coming but they walking while Louis is running
face Louis What he doesn't know about
would fill library The for Mr. Patrick Edward
Toles won't Neither
will CoWel Buddy have shown
a A. Galeno The N A.
the develops that he can't win
without getting it's the N B. AS
the other hand the heavwegh be ranked
else is going to be named No l?
his that other fellows
passed
by him. Nova? Knox? Red Burman?
btay frank the guard isn't close to being the
the Inadequate
the old hasn't been beaten by Louis Gaeno He
well his medicine of the hold
q championship fight this
Evening star., 1939-02-06
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, J
Associated Press Sports Writer.


NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Since it has
been clearly proved that the leaders
of even the best basket ball confer
ences can take a licking just like
any other team, there's crucial
game almost anywhere you look
this week.
OF 10 major groups. only the East
ern Intercollegiate League and the
Southwest Conference can boast
unbeaten leaders. AS for the rest,
they've lost one or two games apiece
and have reached that stage of the
season where another defeat will
really sting.
Last weeks program showed how
close most of the races are by pro-
ducing brand-new leaders for three
leagues-Ohio State in the Big Ten,
Georgia in the Southeastern Confer
ence and Oregon in the Northern
League of the Pacific Coast Confer
ence.
Iowa State in the Big Six and
Wake Forest in the Southern Con-
ference dropped from the top but
managed OF scramble back again.
The rest of last weeks leaders held
their places, but Carnegie Tech,
Colorado and Oklahoma Aggies all
were beaten for the first time in
their respective circuits.
Big Battle In Big Ten.
Just to start another wild week of
right, Ohio State, which conquered
Minnesota. 31-30, in an overtime
tussle Saturday to send the Gophers
spinning from the Big Ten lead to
third place, runs smack into its
closest rival, Indiana, tonight.
Indiana also plays Iowa Saturday
while Illinois, still within striking
distance, takes on Iowa and Purdue.
The Big Six, another mighty
court league, has the same sort
of scramble on tap with the ad-
ditional complication that visiting
teams apparently can't win this
season. Iowa State lost the lead
by bowling to Nebraska, then re-
gained it by downing Missouri.
Next Saturday the Iowans visit
Kansas State while Missouri and
Oklahoma, tied for second, clash
at Norman, Okla.
Like Carnegie, beaten by Pitts
burgh; Colorado, upset by Brigham
Young, and Oklahoma A and NJ,
topped by the fast-coming Drake
team, there's trouble in sight for
those tive uadefeated survivors
Dartmouth and Southern Metho-
dist.
Dartmouth In Danger.
Dartmouth, which barely beat
Yale's last-place team. runs up
against a dangerous Harvard out
fit Saturday. If the Indians should
Evening star., 1939-02-06
Rickey-McPhoi| Dodger Purchase Talked
vs. Teuton Joshes Redkn Offer

Messrs. Bradley and Slapnicka of
Cleveland and Breadon and
hickey of st. Louis got theirs,
too, via both song and gag
AS the program pointed out, the
only guests insulted were those
not insulted from the stage.
The Dodgers, who will run a
sort of old gents home this
summer, had better keep their
scouts out of North Carolina :.
Reports say old Tom Zachary
still is sitting on his front porch
with squirrel rifle across his
knees waiting for MacPhail to
show up and sign him.
When the Washington Red
skins sent Davey OBrien a con-
tract, they included significant
reminder that there were 12,0OO,-
600 unemployed in this country
.. to which O'Brien is supposed
to have replied: Count again.
There ~ 1900. .0o1 now"
Evening star., 1939-02-06
Bio Basket Ball Battles Crowd
Conference Lists This Week
With Many Leaders Shoky

lose, Columbia, which plays twice,
can tie for the lead.
Last weeks games in the dizzy
Southwestern race saw Baylor drop
two decisions to Arkansas and fall
from the lead. Now S. M. u, which
hasn't played for two weeks. takes
on the revengeful Baylor Sopho-
mores and dangerous Texas team.
Eastern Conference: Carnegie is
idle while its conQueror, Pitt, and
Georgetown play two games each.
Both can overtake the Techmen
by winning twice.
Southern Conference: Maryland
passed Wake Forest once last week,
but dropped back into a three-Way
tie with Davidson and Washington
and Lee for second. w. and l.. has
played only half as many games.
While Wake Forest takes on four
rivals in succession, beginning Tues
day, Davidson tackles North Caro-
lima and Duke, and Maryland plays
w. and L.
'Bama Needs Georgia Game.
Southeastern Conference-Geor-
gia, with four victories in five starts,
moved to the top as Alabama lost
to Vanderbilt and went back to
third, with Louisiana State second.
The Georgia alabama tilt is this
weeks major battle. While 'Bama
plays three other games, it hardly
can get to the top without winning
that one.
Missouri Valley-Although beaten
by Drake last week, Oklahoma Ag-
gies can't lose the lead without
dropping both this weeks games
with Creighton and st. Louis. Drake
and Tulsa. with two losses, can close
up the race, but aren't likely to
forge ahead.
Pacific Coast, Northern Division
Oregon drew far ahead of its field
by whipping Washington twice last
week, and when the Huskies also
split with Oregon State it ruined
their title hopes. Oregon has won
out of 10 so far.
Pacific Coast, Southern Division
CALIFORNIA; leaders, idle last week,
saw Stanford get into the race with
double victory over U. C. L. A..
Stanford and California clash at
Berkeley Friday, while Southern
California, tied for second, meets
U. G. L. A.
Rocky Mountain Big Seven-De-
spite its loss to Brigham Young,
Colorado continues to make it a
runaway race with six victories in
seven starts. Colorado meets Denver
and Colorado State, sixth and sew
enth place teams, this week. while
Wyoming and Utah State, tied for
second, both tackle the tough Utah
outfit.
Evening star., 1939-02-06
EASTERN AMATEUR LEAGUE.
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Baseball
men are gossiping among them
selves that a Breadon- Hickey
divorce is coming soon and that
hickey will team up with Larry
MacPhail and buy the Dodgers
The tip-off came when
Branch. jr,. joined the Brooks to
add the Hickey touch to their
farm system Vadim Med
vedeff, Columbia's demon bas-
keteer, arrived on Morningside
Heights via Russia. Syria, Con-
stantinople and Manhattan trans
fer :. The Carnegie Foundation
probably would list MIN as tramp
athlete No. l.
Matte Browns seconds hollered
foul, but they we're only referring
to the odor ). There hasn't been
. window closed in Detroit since
tho 1ght And there's Joe
Evening star., 1939-02-06

Jacobs yelling that If Mike
Jacobs doesn't soon sign Louis
for Galento, Tony and Max
Schmeling will fight in Philly and
draw half a million bucks
Yep, that would be nice, COM
ments Jimmy Doyle of Cleveland
Two Ton VS.. Teuton-with old
Yussel Der Mussel managing
both IT. .. If Galento had chance
with Louis, his number went up
Friday night when he turned his
back and refused to shake hands
with the Bomber.
Nobody got a bigger bang out of
the baseball writer's dinner than
Mr.. William KLEIN, the old
arbiter (who never called one
wrong) Mr.. KLEIN made q
speech, had a song dedicated to
his deeds on the ball field and
got himself a plaque Larry
MacPhail was ribbed from here
to Flatbush and back and the
Evening star., 1939-02-06
Everybody Crtizine but Nobody's Doing Anything

Michigans barring the boost
Galento clean OF
Associations No.
B. A. but quit
Adamick
taking at its old
Gaentos hung him.
like weather when
observed that everybody talking
fight talking
Louis but doing
anything.
suggesting be rushed into the
with that wasn't There has
of fight this
Evening star., 1939-02-06
Week End Sports
Given in Brief
BY the Associated Press.

BY lQe AsSOClaleQ FIeSS.
PHOENIX, Ariz.-Byron Nelson,
with two rounds Of IS, wins $4,000
Phoenix open golf tournament
with score of 1873, record 54-hole
total and IL strokes better than
nearest rival.
CORAL GABLES. Fla.-Patty
Berg beats Dorothy Kirby, 3 and
l, to win Miami-Biltmore Wom-
ems golf tourney for fourth year.
LAKELAND, Fla.-Wes Ferrell
captures baseball players golf
title, beating Paul Waner on 38th
hole of final match after losing
argument that he'd won on 36th.
LA CROSSE, Wis.-Ken Bar
tholomew, 18-year-old Minneapo-
lis skater beats out Leo Freisinger
by 10 points to take senior mems
title in national speed skating
championships; Maddy Horn easily
wins Women's crown, as Audrey
Mas breaks two junior girls
national records.
ST. PAUL, Minn-Reida An
derson, Norway, wins United
States ski jump championships,
outclassing field with leaps of
1873 and 1877 feet for 234.45- point
total.
BASLE, Switzerland. - United
States hockey team beats Fin
land, 40, for third straight vic
tory in world amateur champion
ships.
NEW YORK.-Cincinnati Reds
extend Manager Bill McKechnie's
contract two years to include
1941 season.
LAKELAND, Fla-Jack Co..
per, Kansas City. drives Tops
I'd to new world speed rec
ord of 64.056 miles per hour for
25-cubic-inch speedboats: Thorn
Cooper, his son, breaks Glass F
outboard record with Sc 406 miles
per hour.
DETROIT.-State Representa-
tive John F. Hamilton says he'll
ask Michigan Legislature to in
vestigate professional boxing in
State and Athletic Board of Con-
troll after Chairman Frank Mac
Donnel bars Matte Brown and
puts Tony Galento on probation
as result Of their bout Friday.
STOWE, Vt.-Toni Matt, young
Austrian, wins Eastern United
States combined downhill- -slalom
ski title, placing first in downhill
race and second in slalom.
NEW YORK.-Roy Staley runs
60-yard hurdles in 73 seconds
and John Borican wins two
thirds mile race in 2:39 to sur
pass world indoor records at
Millrose A. A. track meet; Herbert
Thompson equals 81 mark in CO.
yard dash; Glenn Cunningham
wins Wanamaker mile in Alb for
sixth time in seven years.
NEW YORK.-United States
Lawn Tennis Association awards
1899 Davis Cup challenge round
matches to Merton Cricket Club,
Haverford, Pa, over protests of
Philadelphia's Germantown Club.
TORONTO O.-Mary Rose
Thacker, Winnipeg, defeats Joan
Tozzer, and Montgomery Wilson,
Toronto, outscores Robin Lee to
win singles titles in North Amer
lean figure skating champion
ships. Miss Tozzer and Bernard
Fox win pairs event.
Evening star., 1939-02-06
Win, Lose or Draw
Bv FRANCIS E. STAN
Design for Building Up
Star Staff Correspondent.

he pods along toward his fight with
heavyweight championship Signor Caleno finds
Sgnor Galento queery built
tall and standing
literally of
fighting the hot
speech, he will be danger until he faces Louis
exhibiting six
industry Gaeno anything brazen
TWo-Ton been
frstfght Fighter.
time licked Gaeno Wash
ington couple of
heavyweight chaengers Louis receded beaten
perfectly executed build
autoed by Yu Jacobs In Philadelphia the
off the screamed that it
entitled
whole table including the
Blackjack In ST. Louis Tony pushed
Brescia and the other night Matte
Evening star., 1939-02-06
Boxinq Fans Insist on Spending Their Money

Commission cool to Tony doesn't
Missouri impression thed
heavyweight contender but
Of what they in the Brown fight
barred both Galento and Nathaniel
beginning amount of ribualon
fight Louis That OF the
boxing The smell mile away
smell checked
knocks representative rst-cass
whether will finish the
probably will be placed at the end
of the third round.
plenty of trouble when he was being built up and
Cnera lucky accidentally
getting dangerous for nomasized
have helped him
of rough disciplinary
part couldn't fight He
nobody became the heavyweight
probably the eholder OF all He hung around
dough watch him the
Evening star., 1939-02-06
Bees Release Di Muqqio

BOSTON, Feb. P).-Vince Di
Maggie, personification of Mike
Gonzales famous crack, good field
no hit" has been released outright
by the Boston Bees to Kansas City.
Evening star., 1939-02-06
Wesche Of Cellar Quint
Ace Bio Six Scorer
nv the Associated Press.

by ASbUClHVeU 1ItSS.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 6.-Homer
Wesche, thin man center for the
cellar Kansas State team, remains
at the top of the Big Six basket ball
marksmen with an average of 1880
points.
The six leading scorers:
Evening star., 1939-02-06
Chase Kakaas Leonard Be Mats Big Three Mound Harris Figure

>>>>>>>>>o>>
B1RDs-Jake Early the catcher has the
best throwing in the business in Prexy Grhs esma-
tion and to stick with the Early Wynn tho
pitcher is only 1s and expected develop these
boys with the farm last year and
testing their skill in daily Orlando Early
did have such impressive with Charlotte he
only able to split with II wins and many
Photos by Elwood Baker, Star Staff.
Evening star., 1939-02-06
BIG TEN.

Tonght-Ohio State at Indiana. Iowa
at Illinois Wisconsin at Purdue.
Saturday-Iinois at Purdue. North
Evening star., 1939-02-06
Standings in Big
Basket Loops

Observation-Disclosures at Yale
Saturday-Harvard at Dartmouth. Penr
at Cornell, Princeton at Columbia.
Evening star., 1939-02-06
EASTERN CONFERENCE.

Tonight-West Virginia at GEORGETOWN.
Wednesday-Penn State at PITTSBURGH.
Saturday-Georgetown at Penn State,
Pittsburgh at Temple.
Evening star., 1939-02-06
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE.

Wednesday-Kansas State at Nebraska
Oklahoma A. and NJ at Kansas.
Friday-Kansas at Washburn
Saturday-Missouri at Oklahoma, low
State at Kansas State