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Evening star., 1939-07-07

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Reas. CAPT. JETT, AT. O262-W. 4-8 pm.
FOR RENT-AVALoN SHORES. MD.-3l
cain @1 iasm Aaams D. 1865 G '-fm' modern cottage
SYLVAN SHORES-2S MI-FURNIsHED,
. bedrms.. bath. Frigidaire. porch. living
Im;. S125: Sept. 15. Dupont 1000. Branch
BEAUTIFUL ST CLEMENTS BAY-OWN-
er will rent or sell well fur. cottage; four
rooms. bath. large. ,screened-in porch fac
ing. fishing. grabbing. shep, 5oi6-w. 'A'N
SHADY SIDE MD.-WATER-F FRONT COT
nings. Greenwood 243s
RENT LARGE FURNISHED COTTAGE
Available for July. Wisconsin 2s64.
FACING BAY-LARGE, MODERN COT
Iake, wide screened porches, outside show
ers, gas and electricity Wisconsin 1699-J
RENT-NoRTH BEACH COTTAGE, WITH
large porches, near bay, electricity, water
Phone after 3 pm. Randolph 249s. N'
NICELY SHADED 1OO-FT. WATER FRONT
lot on West River at Avalon Shores. Cash
or 2, - terms to responsible party. Michigan
WOODLAND BEACH-FURNIsHED COT
tage, water and electricity. Phone Lincoln
ON POTOMAC RIVER AT SALT WATER
with. riparian rights. nearly 10 acres,
WltIlt tONH lllnlLS OI colonial Beach va,
on Classic Shore at 18th and Beach ave
Valuable property for real estate develop
ment. one G-room completely furnished
bungalow with new screened porch on two
sides, town artesian water piped into house.
bathroom installed, town electricity in
house, large size Frigidaire. You can sell
lots on this place or use it for yourself
personally. or for winter or summer club
house. Write owner, Room 706. 9l7 18th
st. st. NV, Nv Washington D: c: You can look
ior years and you will never get a bargain
like this at $4,000. with $4,000 down cash
or make me an all cash offer.
WEST RIVER - ROOMY FURNISHED
Ms hnme cily ny,G9H S9nyeglenees ghl water lights
West River 20"-F-3
BREEZY POINT BEAcH-RENT FUR
nished cottage. continuous hot water
rrigidaire. electric range. July 9-l5. Shep
COLONIAL BEACH VA.-LARGE AND
small cottages. furn.. $40 TO $50 per week
MRS. MARY d. MASSEY. Lackawanna
Cottage
NORTH BEACH. MD-CoTTAGE. Mr..
bay and store; electricity: accommodates o.;
for rent Call Lincoln 267G.
SOUTH RIVER PARK-RENT, FURN.
cottage on water front: ami; canoeing
saltwater swimming. Woodlev 056S
FOR SALE OR RENT FOR SEASONAL
BroadWater between Deal and Cape Ann,
Capital
New two-story cottage completely fur
hlSheqi Aying room with fireplace, two
neorooms, large closets Modern bathroom.
room, electrically equipped kitchen, electric
hot-Water heat; artesian water; large
lIoht and side porches, screened back
porch' tWo-car garage. use of rowboat
Met 200 or Georgia 6l36
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NR 11th AND FATRMONT

Colored-6 rooms bath. h-wh. from
porch; will redecorate: $3.50; $3.50 cash
balance S45 monthly Call Mr. Davis
E NJ. AIKEN, INC 500 H st. NV. Natl
3556 Ewes, All. 1885
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LOTS FOR SALE.

PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE LARGE
lot in Belle Haven. Restricted community
of attractive homes; broad view of river.
Natl 36Sg. Alex. 1900
: LOTS FOR COMMERCIAL IN NEARBY
Va only 3 miles from Key Bridge at the
crossroads of main highways. Ripe for
investment or any business; 12O-ft: 'front.'
lumba sos before - am or after pm.
3 LOTS ON NEW CUT ROAD NEAR WEST
Madison ave-, Hyattsville, Md. Highest
point and beautiful view Berwyn 234
Dorr
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Ryland.
FORD, dual wheel ng-wheelbase chassis,
1i2-ton capacity, new cab, 1894 model;
only Sl45. S. j. Meeks Son, 500 G st.
G. M. C. 1886 134-inch wb. hydraulic
3-yard dump truck body has chute and
load divided partition. mechanically per-
feet. dual wheels: reconditioned to pass
most rigid D. C. inspection Hill & lib
bits, 1114 Vermont ave. NV. Natl. $3.50.
FORD 1897 1a-ton; dual wheels, panel
body. This particular model seldom offered
for sale in such unusually good condition
In appearance and mechanically; former
owner changed his equipment to smaller
unit which makes IL possible for US to
offer this truck bargain, also will take
trade and make good allowance; will ar
range special terms If desired; surely real
value Call Natl. 9s50 and We will bring
II to your door. Hill g. Tibbitts, l114
vermont ave. NV.
1887 CHEVROLET Ia-ton, 157-inch W. b.,
- chassis and cab: S44a.
1893 Chevrolet Dump Truck; S2Ao
1895 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery Truck: S349.
1895 E?'a Sedan Delivery Truck S3l9
1888 Chevrolet 1a-ton Panel Truck: S269.
SULLIVAN CHEVROLET
46O N. Y. Ave. NV. Met. Gs1l
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Coupe. good paint. good running order, 3
new tires. new battery: 1929 model; won-
derful value. Phone Emerson a547
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CHEVROLET 1885 4-door de luxe sedan:
fine condition. ) good tires, a very clean
car: S25 down and S5 per week. 81
HAWKINS, 1888 14th st. NV. Dup. 4455.
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CHEVROLET 1886 coupe: black finish: fine
tires, motor and clean as pin, A real
sacrifice TO sell Immediately H B. LEARY
JR;. q BROS. 1st and New York ave. ne,
Hobart
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FOR RENT-AVALON SHORES, MIDI
mi; from D. C.; 5-rm. modern cottage.
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CHEVROLET 1885 town sedan: trunk, An
ish and interior very clean, best mechanic
cal condition 3 fine tires; reduced to S2S5.
PACKARD, gath and N sts. NV. Republic
p1AS
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CHEVROLET 1885 de luxe coupe; low
mileage, fine mechanical condition. good
tires: SIS down, S. per week, 81 HAW-
klNS 122R l4th Dllnnnt ddSS
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$500 CASH
$6,95O.OO-BROOKLAND
1St COMMERCIAL, ZONE

Attractive Colonial row brick. 90 it. wide.
rooms. . baths, h.-wh., cleo excellent
condition. deep lot detached garage, paved
alley This is a real value. Would suggest
you call Immediately for appointment. Call
BE1TZELL, Dist. BOO or MR.. MAHONEY,
Geo zoos after / q m
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AN UNUSUAL BUY.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

2nd COMM, 3. ZOO SO FIT, IN FIREPROOF
bldg, SI25 1895 Upshur st NV
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.
sos H St. NV National OLA.
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GARAGES For RENT.
TIRES FOR SALE.

1442 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
rage for rent. Decatur 1881.
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STORES FOR RENT

SUITABLE BEAUTY PARLoR, BARBER
sP3 snop or tailoring shop; rent reasonable
l4th AND PARK RID. 32l7 l4th ST. NV
". eaSona6le rent w. L. MOORE. llO6
VT, ave Dist, S9IT.
NEAR lsth AND COLUMBIA RD-LARGE,
beauty parlor. Adams 1880 -.
STORE. INCLUDING "-RM. BA Apt
I.44 Columbia rd FULTON r COR
DON 1877 Eye ST. Dist. $3.50: eve. Wood
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OPEN 2 TO 7 DAILY
MICHIGAN GARDENS,

4402 S. DAKOTA AVE NE
Just completed. Colonial brick home.
center hall, attached brick garage. & looms.
sun parlor. attic. az baths furred walls, IN
Sulated, screened. weather. stripped: large
kitchen with Oxford cabinets double Drain
ing board sink. Electrolux refg Detroit
Jewel stove; recreation room. laundry loom.
lavatory in cellar; oak floors, Colonial trim.
fireplace. gas heat; sidewalk, paved street;
nicely landscaped lot: priced reasonable
Open until pm. Francis Deremer. owner,
Decatur 5169.
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CADILLAC 1887 convertible coupe model
to; Colonial cream finish. English Burbank
radio heater. fog light. This clean car
had unusual care: $50 c. c c. Guar
anty. Open evenings and closed SUNDAYS.
Capitol Cadillac Co., 1929 22nd ST. NV.
National .}:tnn
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sos H ST. NV. Tel Natl OLA
NORTH CLEVEI AND PARK

Here Is new home buy That YOU cam
not readily overlook. II represents the
rials a home that you would design for
yourself, yet could not duplicate at the un-
home for AlI-brick, fully detached. on a
large lot located on high elevation in one
of the finest residential sections in the city
This home has 3 large bedrooms and 2
beautifully tiled baths with showers. First
floor has large living room with fireplace
and adjoining screened porch. bright dining
room, modern kitchen with tabletop range,
large refrlgerator and custom built cabi-
nets. Aforementioned heat. basement to-
yard with lovely shade trees. To inspect
call Emerson oGi0
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SYLVAN SHORES-2S MI-FURNISHED,
. bedrms.. bath. Frigidaire. porch. living
rm:. S125: Sept. 15. Dupont 1000. Branch
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CHEVROLET town sedan, 1885 Will
transfer notes. Nolan Finance Co., 1890
K
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CHEVROLET 1887 town sedan, master de
luxe; in fine condition mechanically and in
appearance. practically new tires; see
this fine CHEVROLET today, drive it and
you will buy it; low price at $3.50. PACK
ARD. oath and SITS. NV. Republic OI45
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CHEVROLET 1888 coach $50, Ford 1881
coach, $50: Studebaker 1881 sedan, S3S:
De Soto 1881 sedan, 500: Pontiac 1929
sedan. $50: Nash 1882 sedan. $50; Graham
1888 sedan, S3S. Flood Pontiac, 1921
Connecticut Woodley S4Ol
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CADILLAC 1885 limousine O. K. motor.
hne rubber, very clean will sell as is for
only S2g3, so hurry, it's truly bargain.
PACKARD gath and N SITS. NV. Republic
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CHEVROLET 1895 master de luxe 5-pass
sedan: oftentimes we are asked do we know
who owned a particular car. Well, here is
car we are proud to offer knowing that
its former owner really took the best of
care and was a very careful driver. Plus
our thorough reconditioning this is surely
bargain for only 1897. Call Natl. $3.50.
Hill & TibbittS, ia Vermont ave NV
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CHEVY CHASE. D. G..

In the finest tradition of New Orleans, a
distinctive all-brick home containing many
Of the refnements usually found only in
homes OF S2O000 or more. yet priced under
Sll,OOO. Has large living room with big
hreplace, dining room with steel easement
window taking. I'D most of one wall space
with bult-in bookshelves and bright kitch-
en- with fine range, big G E. refrigerator
and cuStom-built cabinets The second floor
has three unusually spacious bedrooms and
: completely tiled baths with showers. Am
pie closet space throughout There is also
paneled recreation room in the basement
and plenty of room for maid S room besides
a toilet, laundry trays and fine automatic
alrIcondltioned heating unit. deep lot
standing BARGAIN Please cali Emerson
26l0 to inspect
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FORECLOSED BUNGALOW,

Here's your opportunity to buy with a
very small down payment a practically new
home, completely reconditioned; Broom
brick, tiled bath. large attic, buil-in garage
on lot 1Oxl5O. Call j. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN. Met. | 143 TO @ PM
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
% ROOMS-6 BATHS.

Practically small hotel. conveniently To-
Gated to Conn ave, near Dupont Circle.
Latest improved Kohler colored tiled baths.
General Electric oil furnace tsteam heaD
huge living room for entertaining. will seat
100 people. LARGE dining room. service
elevator. Out-of-town owner offers an un-
usual value. Evenings phone Col S166.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th ST Realtor Natl O753.
CALL CANTRELL
For trade on new homes in Chevy Chase
D. c. Reasonable terms on beautiful
homes just completed: most convenient
Northwest section. Priced at S9.75O to
Sl1,95O Nothing can surpass the value in
these homes. Adams 23l9. Open until
pm.
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CADILLAC 1898 5-pasSenger 4-door tour
ing sedan, model 65: black finish, white
sldewall tires. heater This fine, distinc-
tive car is surely remarkable value: Sl.445
c. C c. Guaranty. Open evenings and
closed Sundays. CAPITOL Cadillac Co.. 1929
tlrnG
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE

BUICK 1894 al" touring sedan. owner
vii sacrifice: radio and heater; Sl95.
Columbia 0S57
BUICK 1896 club coupe. As S. extra opera
all good tires and splendid motor Surrey
TINS clean car is priced low. 1925 c. C. C.
GUARANTY. Open evenings and closed Sum
GAYS. Capltol Cadillac Co. 1922 22no ST.
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GREAT BARGAIN.

CHEVf Of1AOG.
Four building sites for S3 $50. on 3lst
ST. east Tcnnyson. Chevy Chase. d. c;
Beautiful home section. water, sewer and
paved street.
Three building sites. next to corner Blalr
rd and Kennedy St. east North CAPITOL
Bargains at 50 500: water and sewer.
Corner New Hampshire ave and Quack-
enboss ne, paved street, water ana sewer
at ST $50.
BEALL. TURNER &, CO.. 1105 Vermont Ave
National 6I3l or Randolph 0SS5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-20
SERIAL STORY
 aOMEN WANT BEAUTY !s. sY HOUSE .!. ... ao!Mzs :. ~

.lip stiff" He hurried away and Susie did five minutes on a sta- tionary bicycle.
 After that Emma put her on . table. She pummeled and pounded and spanked until Susie begged for mercy. Followed Q gentle massage with sweet smelling oil. Susie went to sleep during the mas sage and was wakened for shower. Warm first, then cold, little icy splinters that turned her pale skin pink. After that she rested until dinner was served, a broiled lamb chop from which every vestige of fat had been removed, @ raw apple, slivers of carrot and celery curls, the inevitable pot of tea. With dinner over Susie was sent to her hotel in a cab. Dropping into bed she slept, without moving, until morning.
 Upon waking, stiff and sore and half starved, she listlessly dressed. Pinning back her har which was al- ready softer, flufler, she thought, Some girls are born with 1t, l have to fight every step of the way" Her mind wandered to the reason for the trial by fire. It was worth any dis comfort if, some day, Dick Tremaine found her lovely. She haroused not one doubt that Dick would again eros her path. It was inevitable, for that day she waited. Going down to the lobby she found Jeff. Susie had promised that she would eat no food except that prescribed by Sven, but Jeff was taking no chances. Stepping from the elevator she looked Jagged, discouraged.
 Morning, Susie," he said cheer fully.
 Susie nodded fieetingly while in- dignation beetled her brows. So they had to send watchdog Jeff. They couldn't trust her. Knowing how near, how very near, she had been to ordering just a small portion of ham and eggs, she covered her guilt with mitigation.
 "You didn't have to come for me-" she said grossly. "1'll see this thing through If 1t kills me and know 1t will.
 Jeff wanted to say, Poor kid" but he restrained himself. Hav- ing a faint idea what was in store for Susie he knew that sympathy would be needed later. It was funny that he wanted to say, Poor Kid" when he always thought of Susie as a mature woman.
 How old are you, Susie?" he inquired as they walked to the car, Susie's nose wrinkling, her
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-20

mouth watering when they passed the grill where inviting odors emanated from an open door.
 "Twenty-three, but I feel lo8," she told him.
 Jeff raised his expressive eye brows and Susie saw him do 1t. :.
 You needn't look like that" she snapped. I'm not lying. I'll send for my birth certificate if you want me to-" She was derlnitely irritable, her ragged nerves demanding an outlet.
 Jeff wisely said nothing. Tn the car he handed her the morning paper open at Harker's ad. There was Susie, awkwardly posed, skirt too long, jacket to tight, wistful eyes gazing from under shaggy brows. She sniffed. Below the picture was the caption, What Susie did yesterday"
 Followed a simple exercise and diet menu. Readers were told that the diet was served daily in Harker's tea room. Susie's sham poo was also advertised, and the sweet smelling massage oil. "Fol- low Susie and be beautiful" the readers were advised.
 It was @ beautiful october morn- ing and Susies spirits bounded up- ward. She folded the paper with a feeling of shame.
 I'm sorry to be so cross, Jeff, she said penitently. "Stick with me, will you?"
 He said, "You bet I will," and meant it.
 (To Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-20
CAST OF CHARACTERS

SUSIE LAMBERT Y She served waffles and dreamed of being beautiful
 DICK TREMAINE - He liked Susie's wafflcs but he couldn't zee Susie.
 JEFF BOWMAN - His chief con- cern was to make Susie as beau- tiful as she wanted to be.
 Yesterday: Susie began her beauty treatments. At first she wanted to back out but Jeff had encouraged her.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-20
CAST CRAWFORD

Frederick Crawford, who gained stage fame overnight as the half wit, Lennine, in the Broadway pro- duction of "Of Mice and Men," is playing a featured supporting role with Charlie Ruggles and Marjorie Rambeau in Paramount's Sudden Money"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-20
CR ANlUkA CRACKERS

An organ grinder had a monkey who climbed lo-foot pole to reach windows above the street and col- lects the pennies of the admiring children.
 The monkey climbed 12 inches each time he moved his arms up- ward, but he slid back six inches each time. How many arm move ments must the monkey have to reach the top of the pole from the bottom, and how far would he have travelled if he had not slipped back each time?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-20
KRUGER DENIED REST

Completing film chores in Eng land, Otto Kruger returned to Hol- lywood for a rest; instead was drafted for featured roles at Para mount studio in "Disbarred," with Gail Patrick and Robert Preston, and in Thanks for the Memory" with Bob Hope, Shirley Ross and Charles ButterWorth
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-20

Arrested for begging, 8 cripple in Singapore. Malaya, was found to have $250 in @ bag tied around his neck, and he was fined $10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-20

Answsrs on Back Page
Evening star., 1939-10-30
Pro Events 10 Lure
Helen Dettwei|er
To Dixie Links
Capital Girl Is Likely
To Boost Her National
Rutinq in Winter

Not much has been heard of Helen
Dettweiler around Washington for a
couple of months, but the blond girl
who holds the Western women's
open golf championship and who
was queen of local golf here for q
couple of years will be back on IA
miliar territory in the South during
the coming winter.
The golf manufacturing outfit
which signed Helen to a 3-year pro-
fessional contract last May will
send her south for the winter along
with Dick Flynn, who also repre-
sents the same concern in this terri
tory.
Helen will not be eligible to play in
all the feminine tournaments
around the grapefruit circuit. but
there are a few affairs to which
women golf pros are eligible-and
welcome. She will compete in those
Ranks Around Top.
Helen opened her exhibition cam
paign around the Capital early in
the summer, demonstrating shot
making technique and proper use
OF clubs in appearances at most OF
the country clubs around Washing
ton. She then went to New York
and the Pittsburgh area, taking part
in many exhibition matches.
Undoubtedly she is a much better
golfer than she was last year and
Helen may we'll be the best feminine
golfer in the country. Well never
know, for she isn't eligible to play in
the Womens national.
But judged from the way she
breezed through a good field to win
the women's Western last summer
you have to rank her right around
the top.
One of the unusual angles of FEM
mime golf is that the amateurs are
as good as the pros. 1t isn't so in
masculine golf, for a male amateur
hasn't been close to the open cham
pionship in long time, barring the
splurge of Bud Ward at Philadel-
phia last June.
Amateurs Rate With Pros.
But the feminine amateurs are
about as good as the pros. and Helen
Dettweiler, Helen Hicks Harb and
Opal Hill, all pros, wouldn't be rated
favorites to win the women's ma
tional, were they eligible to play.
AS the matter now stands, the
feminine pros have few chances for
competition. Few open tournaments
are held. but one or two of them will
be in the South during the COM
ing winter. They can prove Helen
Dettweiler to be the best woman
golfer in the land.
Evening star., 1939-10-30
Fullerton
Continued From Page A-16)

Purdue, which went to the West
Coast to take 1876 licking from
Santa Clara.
The twin powers of the Big Six,
Nebraska and Oklahoma, scored
notable victories. Nebraska over
whelmed Kansas State. 25-9, and
Oklahoma routed the Missouri VAL
ley Conference leader, Oklahoma
Aggies. 41-0. Missouri gained tie
with Nebraska for the lead by whip
ping Iowa State, 21-6, without using
"Pitchin' Paul" Christman. The two
leaders collide next Saturday.
Southwest-The unbeaten Texas
Aggies breezed past Baylor's Bears,
200, in their second Southwest Con-
ference game, but are tied for the
lead with Texas University, which
trimmed Rice, 26-12. The Aggies
next meet Arkansas, beaten TO by
Villanova at Philadelphia, while the
Longhorns play Southern Methodist.
Texas Christian and Baylor clash
in conference game.
Coast Title Contenders Clash.
Pacific Coast-One title contender
is due for elimination this week when
Oregon State plays Southern Cali
fornia on neutral field at Portland,
Greg. The Beavers, only undefeat-
ed and united team in the loop, beat
Washington State, 1870, while South
ern California defeated California,
26-0.
The winning team sttu vii have
Evening star., 1939-10-30
Fists Are Due 10 F|y
Freely in Braw|s
On Arena Bill
Donno-SiciIio Go Tops
Club Fighters Show
Offered Tonight

Club fighters, hungry lads who
bring their punches up from the
cellar and fight at the drop of a
promoter. or some other similar OBJ
lect. hold the spotlight tonight at
Turner's Arena, where three Ground
bouts headline the program. The
first bout is scheduled for $50.
Pablo Danno. coffee -colored Fill
pino featherweight, opposes Arman-
da Stella in what appears to be
the outstanding offering on the pro-
gram, and unless the crystal Is
cracked again, Pablo should win
Stella who is no stranger in this
precinct. is a barroom 5rawler of
the old school. accustomed to mixing
in free-for- all fashion, but Danno
heWs to the boxing line The Fill
pino is fast. clever and elusive, as
YOU will recall if you saw him win
the nod over AL Mancini at tie ball
park earlier in the year.
Phil Furr is down for another trial
run in the second 8-rounder of the
evening, and the District welte.. has
drawn no dud in Nat Kadin of New
York. Natty Nathan figures to spoil
Phil's comeback with a two-f1sted
assortment of punches that should
do considerably more than muss
Furr's well-groomed hair. Kadin
judiciously mixes science with his
socking, whereas Phil's strong suite
is his ring generalship.
And as if these two weren't
enough. Promoter Goldie Ahearn is
bringing back Jim Howell. the
pearly toothed colored boy with the
extra padding around the midriff
to box Curtis Sheppard of st. Louis
in another eight Howell dropped All
Hart for the full count last week.
putting an end to the local heavy
weights winning streak. Howell fig
ures TO win tonight without undue
effort.
Buster Miller, recently turned pro-
fessional, makes his third start in
pro ranks against Joe Catsalmo of
Baltimore in the opening 4-rounder
Another four was to be announced
at the ringside.
Evening star., 1939-10-30

White to Play and Mate in Two Moves
A. B. Kerr and j. E. CoWling are
credited three points on problems
Nos. 2l2 and 213
Milton Hite missed on No 214, but
he is given credit point in the
fight up the ladder for sending in
his solution. A point for proffered
key, right or wrong
Three credit points on No. 214 are
added to the ladder scores of Leslie
Padgett, Simon Kessler, K. A. H.
Smith, Harry Farley, A. B. Kerr.
j. E. Cowling, Norman LIE RouX,
Stephen Korda, E. w. Allen, C. M.
Benfer, Federico E. De Graw, G.. L.
Dickerman, Raymond w. Lewis, Ida
Frohlin. David H. Sibbet (bon voyage
to California;, Harry P. Letton, jr.;
F.. A. Bolton, Brady o. Bryson, Will
liam Burko, w. B. Boyer and w. l..
Elledge. The correct key move is
R-QKt6. Black may play R-K5.
then white mates with QxQR. Or
black may counter with RIB, then
white "spanks' with Kt-K6. Ad
infinitum. please place a 3-cent
stamp on all chess letters) For a
good chess anecdote about local
players. this department offers a
copy of the Chicago World Fair edi-
ton of the Chess Player tabloid.
Address all correspondence to Chess
Editor, The Star.
October 30, 1887