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Evening star., 1939-03-05

ican papers, and are very happy
about being Americans.
Often the young dancer says. IT
am so happy here.
1T is so wonderful to be able to
talk-to express my words"
She learned to speak English a
year ago. She and her mother still
have long chats in Russian, but she
greets her girl friends in the chorus,
Hello, darling"
Acting. she feels, has opened a
new world to her.
Il was little afraid to start act
ing-it is always frightening to
change your life, and being in the
ballet SO many years. working so
hard, it meant a big change in my
life.
But new things are most i'm
portant for progress. If you're not
progressing, you're regressing."
Toumanova was full -hedged bal
lerina at IL. A dozen French COM
posers, including Milhaud. Ibert and
Ravel, composed a ballet for her
For two years she was with the
Paris Opera Then Balanchine of
the Ballet Russo gave her contract
Her clothes tastes are simple. Il
want to think about my work in
stead She likes black and white
She likes once in great while to
wear black stockings and high
heeled, frivolous sandals.
Otherwise her only extravaganza
is perfume. She likes it heavy and
exotic, never sticks to one kind, and
moves in clouds of it while Whirling
in the ballet.
Evening star., 1939-03-05

Crawford. First, the Hays Office OBJ
jected to the title-so the prefix was
Topped off, leaving the moral-sound-
ing Fidelity" Then the Hays Of
fee insisted that the heroine must
be punished for a marital lapse
Producer Hunt Stromberg spent
three months of valuable time trying
to find a way to do this and still
kept the story entertaining. He
gave up. Producer Joseph Mankie-
wicz had a try, and after five
months. abandoned the picture as
impossible.
The biggest trouble picture on rec
ord was Ben Hur" It was made in
Italy at cost of $500 OO0-and
then abandoned for two years. The
late Irving Thalberg put it back into
production - in Hollywood - spent
another $1.500,000 on it-and made
SO, ,0O0,0 900 profit.
So don't be too discouraged, all
you troubled producers.
Copyright, 1899, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1939-03-05
International
Cast Plays
Spy Film
From All the World
They Come to
Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD.


Maybe this doesn't prove any
thing-except that Hollywood's a
cosmopolitan capital.
Edward G.. Robinson was born in,
Bucharest. Rumania, and came to
the United States in his childhood
He became an American citizen au-
tomatically when his parents took
out naturalization papers. Now hes
playing a Oman in Confessions
of Nazi Spy"
Paul Lukas, who plays a Nazi
spy in the film, was born in Buda-
pest. Hungary. He moved to Ger
many for screen work and came to
the United States in 1927.
Lya Lys, born in Berlin of Rus
sian parents and reared in France.
is another member of the interna-
tional cast. George Sanders, born
in st. Petersburg of English par
ents, plays Nazi spy in the pic
ture.
Leon G.. Turrou, born in Warsaw,
Poland, reared in Germany, France,
Evening star., 1939-03-05
Heffernun
Continued From First Page. }

ernment there had announced a 10
per cent cut in salaries and said
that all crosses would be hard hit
for some time to come.
National holiday week in Peru
gave the film business a temporary
setback there-as it always does
while obviously the earthquake in
Chile, with its appalling loss of life
and property, all but ruined the
market for entertainment in sew
eral important sections.
The office in Lima, Peru, report
ed to Warmers with deep regret"
that it had expected to reap a
box office harvest during the Pan
American Conference at Lima. But
it didn't work out that way, he
added, because all the people of
Lima were so interested in what was
going on at the conference that
Evening star., 1939-03-05

they glued their ears to radios,
listening to the speeches.
Paul MUM is the outstanding male
favorite with South American au-
diences these days. Shirley Tenn
pie is No. there among the la
dies, as she is in England and most
of Europe. Sonia Henie tops all
others in Australia. Alice Faye is
the toast of the Orient. But there
are other factors more important
than any human stars. Elections
in South America, war scares in Ma
Mia, financial difficulties in Yugo-
slavia, January thaWs in Iceland
and the price of coffee in Brazil
each has definite bearing on Hol-
lywood's dogged efforts to win back
that discriminating foreign gross.
Copyright, 1920, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, IncD
Evening star., 1939-03-05

Egypt, India and China, is the
former Oman who is serving as
technical adviser on the picture.
Francis Lederer was born in
Prague. Czecho-Slovakia. He acted
in Germany, Hungary, Spain and,
finally, the United States. He was
given his final citizenship papers
only a few days ago. He plays a
secret agent in Confessions CT a
Nazi Spy"
Evening star., 1939-03-05
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
Little Tough Guys In
Society,"" "Annabel
Takes a Tour"
Priscilla Lane, jeffrey
Lynn in Yes. My
Darling Daughter"
Robert Taylor and
Wallace Berry in
Stand Up and Fight" "
Pat O'Brien and
Joan Blondell in
"Of the Record"
Robert Taylor and
Wallace Beery in
STAND Up and Fight"
Robert Taylor in
Stand Up and
Fight"
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
"SWeetheartS. -
Sidney Toler in
"ChaIli Chan in
Honolulu"
Richard Greene and
Loretta Young in
Kentucky"
Clark Gable and
Myrna Loy in
Test Pilot"
George Brent. Olivia
de Havilland in :,
Wings of the Navy.
John Barrymore in
Great Man Votes"
Cartoon and News.
Joan Crawford in
The Shining Hour.
Hard to Get
Charlie Chan in
Honolulu" and
Listen. DARLING"
Louis HAYWARD and
Joan Fontaine in
Duke of West Point
Robert TAYLOR ard
Wallace BeeTy In
sta nd Up and Fight.
Errol Flynn and
Bette Davis IN
The Sisters. -
Lionel Barrymore ant
Lynn Carver in ..
Young DR.. Kildare.
Preston Foster and
Tony Martin in
up the River
Janet Gaynor in
The Young in
Heart"
out West With the
HardyS" ano j,
Swing Sister, Swing.
Mickey Rooney IN
out West With the
Hardys."
Gary Cooper, Merle
Oberon in The Cow
boy and the Lady.
Lew Ayres
in
Young DR.. Kildare.
The Texans
and
Listen, &llns:"
"Ballerina."
Wayne Morris in
"The Valley OF the
Giants News.
Pat O'Brien ard
Joan Blondell in
on the Record
John Garnelo III
"Thev Made Me a
Grim nal. -
Louis Ha yward and
Joan Fontaine III
Duke of West Point
"Shlninr Hour
and
"A Man to Remember.
George Brent. Olivia
de Havllia nd in
Wings o. the Nav
"Submarlne Patrol
and There
Goes NY Heart"
Dark.
Dark.
Mary Boland IN
Little Tough Guys
in Society"
Dick Foran. Gale Page
and Gloria Dickson N
Heart of the North.
Richard Greene and
Loretta Young in
Kentucky
Robert TAYLOR and
wallace Beery IN
Stand Up and Fight. :
The Sien of the
Cross and
Western Jamboree.
Oracle Fields in
Smiling Along"
Blonde.
Loretta Young
IN
Kentucky"
Bine Crosby and
Shirley Ross in
PARIS HONEYMOON "
Gary Cooper. Merle
Oberon IN "CoWboy
and the Lady"
Eleanor Powell and
Robert Young in
Honolulu.
Richard Greene and
Loretta Young in
Kentucky"
Gary Cooper in
The Cowboy and
the Lady"
Gary Cooper. Merle
Oberon in Cowboy
and the Lady"
Evening star., 1939-03-05
May Robson
Says She's a
Starlet
Century Mark Now
Her Acting
Goal
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
When youthful and green re-
porter asked May Robson whether
she had ever played on the sage
outside of New York City. she fixed
him with her bright, 74-year old
eyes.
Young man" said May. blind
fold yourself Face a map of the
United States. Stick a pin in it..
Wherever you stick that pin, I've
played the nearest town. I can tell
you the name of the theater there,
its manager and the name of the
hotel where l stayed"
May is used to questions like that
by this time. After all, she made her
stage debut in 1888. beginning a
temporary engagement with Charles
Frohman's Empire Stock Co. in New
York which ended % years later.
Her screen career began in 1882, the
SD year of her active service in the
theater, with The Angel of Broad
way"
During those 50 years Miss Rob-
son established an all-time record
of never missing participation in a
theatrical season.
Now, she says, she's beginning all
over again in the hope of setting
some kind of record on the screen.
That may be the busiest actress"
record. Since 1882 she has played
important roles in 81 pictures, her
latest in Yes, My Darling Daugh-
ter" at Warner Bros. From that
she went into The Kid From Ko-
komo." Now she's in american
Family"
She says she's going to keep on
acting until she retires at the age
of 100-"to spend my declining years
more quietly!"
Warmers are optimistic, too. They
just signed the 74-year-old star
let" as she calls herself, to term
contract.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
FRIDAY

Bobby Breen In
Breaking the Ice"
Personal Secretary
Richard Greene and
Loretta Young in
Kentucky"
Basil Rathbone and
Boris Karlof In Son
of Frankenstein.
Bing Crosby in
Paris Honeymoon"
Cartoon and News.
Ignace Jan
Paderewski in
Moonlight Sonata"
Gene hutry in
THE Old Barn
Dance.
Girls on Probation
ard While New
York Sleeps"
Jane Withers in
ARIZONA Wildcat"
March of Time.
Jack Oakie in
Thanks for
Everything"
Preston Foster in
Last Warming" and
mysterious Miss X" +"
Eleanor Powell and
Robert Young in
Honolulu"
Bette Davis and
Errol Flynn in
The Sisters"
The Great Waltz"
and when G-Men
Step In"
Arrest Bulldog
|Drummond." Thanks
for the Memory"
Loretta Young and
Richard Greene in
"Kentucky."
Victor McLaglen and
Chester Morris in
Pacific Liner"
Jack Benny and Joan
Bennett in Artists
and Models Abroad" +"
John Howard in
Arrest Bulldog
Drummond."
Gary Cooper and
Patsy Kelly in The
Cowboy andthe Lady" -"
Mickey Rooney in
out West With the
Hardys."
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
Sweet he arts"
Freddie Bartholomew
and Judy Garland in
| Listen. Darling"
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy IN
! "SWeethearts.'
l"Ghost Town Riders
and
| Cipher Bureau"
ETrou fIynn
in
! Donald Crisp"
| Lost Horizon"
Pride OF the West"
and Vacation
From Love. :"
Eleanor Powell and
Burns and Allen in
Honolulu.
Eleanor Powell and
Burns and Allen in
| Honolulu" "
Robert TAYLOR ard
I Wallace Beerv in
stand Up and Fight. "
Robert Taylor and
Wallace Becry in
Stand Up and Fight =
| Eleanor Powell and
Robert Young in
Honolulu. -
| Ronald Colman in
If I Were King
! and Drums.
Humphrey Bocart ir
King of the
! Underworld"
/ Tyrone Power and
Henry Fonda in
Jesse James"
Western Jamboree"
| and
Flying G-Men."
| Michael Whalen
! in
Pardon Our Nerve.
/ John Garfield in
"Thev Made Me a
! Criminal"
| Pat O'Brien and
Joan Blondell in
of the Record"
| "A Man to
Evening star., 1939-03-05

Since Hugh Herbert completed
his role in The Lady's From Ken
lucky" he's been spending all of
his spare time reading garden
magazines. He's doing all of the
landscaping on his home in Studio
City himself.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
SATURDAY
youth Takes a

OuLil / axes d
Fling" and
THE Crooked Trail"
Basil Rathbone and
Boris Karloff in Son
of Frankenstein."
Pacific Liner"
and
Next Time I Marry"
Overland Stage
Raiders" and
"Sharpshooters."
Preston Foster in
up the River"
Our Gang Comedy.
Pat O'Brien
"Of the Record"
Flirting With Fate"
and Little Orphan
Annie"
Arizona Legion" and
Lone Wolf S Spy
Hunt"
George Brent. Olivia
de Havilland in
Wings of the Navy"
Prairie Justice. i"
Say It in French"
Dick Tracy Returns"
Great Man Votes"
and Ferdinand
the Bull"
Billy the Kid
Returns" ard
Flirting With Fate"
Heroes of the Hills
ana Mr- wong.
Detective. 4"
Thanks for Every
thing" and Burn
EN- Up O'Connor.
Jackie Cooper and
Wendie Barrie in
"NeWsboyS Home"
Sidney Toler in
Charlie Chan in
Honolulu"
Tommy Kelly in
Peck S Bad Boy
With the Circus"
RENEGADE Ranger"
"A Christmas Carol"
Zorro Rides Again"
Jack Benny and Joan
Bennett in Artists
and Models Abroad"
Mickey Rooney in
Out West With the
Hardvs."
jeanette Macdonald
and Nelson Eddy in
"SWeetheartS.
Blonde"
and
Exposed"
Flirting With Fate"
and
Swing That Cheer"
l. Vacation From
Love and the Ter
ror OF Tiny Town"
'Lightnine Carson
Rides Again" and
Inc HIGGINS Family"
| Lost Horizon"
Pride of the West
and Vacation
From Love, A."
Jackie Cooper in
"Newsboys' Home"
Guilty Trail"
down on the Farm"
and STRANGER
From Arizona. "
"Newsboys Home"
and
"Lawless Valley"
Robert Taylor and
Wallace Beery IN
Stand Up and Fight "
Ba sill Rathbone and
Boris Karloff in Son
Of Frankcnstein. "
'SharpS hooters"
| and
! "ROl!!n' Plains"
Humphrey Bogart in
King of the
Underworld. "
/ Tyrone Power and
| Henry Fonda in
Jesse James"
| Bing Crosby and
FranciSka Gaal in
Paris Honeymoon.
West of Sante Fe'
and
Chinatown"
/ Jack Oakie in
| Thanks for
Everything"
Victor McLaglen and
| Chester Morris IN
I Pacific Liner"
The 18th Guest
and The
Overland EXPIRES d."
Nelson Eddy and
Jeanette MacD oGald
in "SweetheartS.
George Brent
Wings of the Navy"
Up the River"
and Little
: Orrhan ANNE "
I SailICrNla FRONTIER
| and
Blonde"
George Brent. Olivia
Ge Havilland in
Wings of the Navy.
Jack Oakie. Adolphe
Menlou in Thanks
for Everything
! Loretta Young
| in
Kentucky"
Victor McLaelen ard
Preston Foster in
| Pacific Liner"
Evening star., 1939-03-05
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
WEEK OF MARCH s.

WEEK OF MARCH 5.
Academy
sth and G st. BE.
Ambassador
18th and Columbia Rd
Apollo
624 H st. NE.
Arcade
Hyattsville. Md.
Avalon
5b12 Connectlcut Ave,
Ashton
Arlington. Va.
Atlas
12q1 n Et NE
Avenue Grand
645 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Beverly
18th and E Sts. NE.
Boro
Bethesda. Nd.
Calvert
1924 Wisconsin Ave.
Cameo
Mount Rainier. Nd.
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1lth g. N. G. Ave. Sc
Central
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Circle
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Colony
Ga. Ave. and Farragu,
Congress S,eh0Is Ave and
Portland St Sc.
| Oumborton
1349 Wis. Ave. NV.
| FoirIown
Anacostia, D. c.
| OreenbeIt
Greenbelt Md.
Hippodrome
K near 9th
| Home
18th and c SITS. NE.
| Jesse
18th nr. r. I. Ave. NE
| Lee
Falls Church. Va.
| Lido
1927 NJ St. NV
Little
COS 9th st. NV
Lyric
Galthersburs. Md.
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Marlboro. Md.
Milo
Rockville. Nd.
Newton
18th e. Newton Sts, N E
Palm
Del Ray. Va.
Penn
$50 Pa. Ave. S.E.
Princess
10th and Fl Sts. NE.
Richmond
Alexandria. Va.
Reed
Alexandria. Va.
Savoy
5000 14th St. N W.
Seco
Silver Spring. Nd.
Sheridan
Ga. Ave. g. Sheridan St.
Silver
Silver Spring. Md.
Stanton
9Th and C sts. NE.
Stote
Bethesda. Nd
Stote
Falls Church. Va.
Sylvan
1O4 R. I. Ave. NV.
Tokono
Takoma Park. D. c.
Tivoli
14th and Park Rd.
Uptown
Conn. Ave. g. Newark St.
Wilson
Arlington. Va.
York
Ga Ave. Il Quebec Pl.
Evening star., 1939-03-05

TOumanOva Wants Fame,
But Not Just for Her Face
Young Russian Musical Star Talks
Of Ambition and of Being
A Great Actress
By Mary Elizabeth Pinmmer,
Associates Sta
YORK.
said beautiful Tmara
kind a
like that, II
famous-yes
19-year-od girl
Evening star., 1939-11-03
By the ASsocia ted press.

~ SAAS noSONlSeVN ACDos
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Michigan's
whirling Wolverine, Tommy Harmon,
will try tomorrow to eradicate q Is
year-old red-headed ghost" (.
Michigan's undefeated football
team will roll against Illinois at
Champaign-on the same field where
Illinois famous galloping ghost, Red
Grange, romped through a Michigan
team in 1924 for four touchdowns
within the first IL minutes of play,
one of the greatest scoring perform
ances in footballs history.
Wolverines Back Star.
There are many who think Harmon
may match the old galloping ghosts
record of five touchdowns in that 39-
to-14 Illinois victory. Certainly Har-
mon Is q great star now. His coach,
Fritz Crisler, and Michigan's ALL
time all-America ace, Willie Heston,
say We'll take Harmon over Grange
any day."
To which Ray Duncan, assistant
Illinois coach who saw Grange at
his peak and secuted Harmon this
year. replies: Perhaps Harmon is
the best since Grange, but he's not
as good as the old red-head."
Big Task for Harmon.
Harmon may match or even sur
pass Oranges superb feat of IS
years ago, for it's a certainty the
Michigan powerhouse, with Harmon
the big gun, will try to wipe out the
memory of that 1924 defeat. But
Harmon faces a big job If he hopes
to match the collegiate record of
that auburn-haired Illinois will-o-
the-wisp.
Grange played 20 games, scoring
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Murtogh's Work Is Overlooked
As G. u. Grid Squad Teens
With Snoppy FIonkmen

field-if they weren't being carried
OF. 49,, -. -.,..-
Teammates Of Snyder were Maury
Nee, Dave 'Noonan and Johnny
Cavadine-the saxaphone tootin'
specialist. They were good, az
gressive men. Before them George
turned out Mike Chappa. Z whirl-
wind in. action; Joe williams, 4
strapping 150-pounder. and Joe
Shields. a robust 145 pounds drip
ping wet. Chapp scaled only. ITO,
but heft or Ntise7 lack OF It, was no
handicap if they followed instruc-
tions. They could knock out q half
backs teeth tackhng and NOV down
interference like . threshing ma
chine.
Murtagh's Proteges Versatile.
Murtagh, who is quiet and works
with his men individually, has them
playing a well-rounded defensive
game, which makes 1t puzzling for
the opposition. Lou Little's wing
men always crashed, but Murtagh's 8
crash, float, drift back with equally
telling effect. .....
George not only happens to be .
keen strategist but 4 veritable
icicle under fire. Also he is ex-
tremely pessimistic, and this gloomy
outlook strikes q happy balance on
the coaching staff. Line Coach
"Mush" Dubofsky enthusiastically
predicts victory in every game,
and George'is sure all will be lost.
That leaves Hagerty in the middle,
neither too happy nor too dis
courageu. L. +. H.
Evening star., 1939-11-03

Good ends are getting 80 COM
monplace at Georgetown 4 guy can t
throw. a Latin grammar without
conking one. It's becoming 50 out
standing flankmen simply are taken
for granted. for not since q tall,
freckled Irishman by the name of
George Murtagh arrived at the Hill
top have the Hoya fianks been vul-
nerable. Oddly enough, no coach
has turned in better Job or re-
ceived less credit than the former
New York Giant star.
Murtagh arrived at end in q
roundabout way, surviving four
years Of. high school and three of
college football without getting
closer to end than tackle. He was
a schoolboy fullback. but Lou Little
converted him into q guard and
tackle at Georgetown. Then one
day at the New York Giants train
ing camp. he happened to snap a
ball from the center position and
Dr.. Joseph Alexander, an ALL
America at Syracuse, saw him.
Finds Him Natural Center.
You're a born center" he said.
and promptly set out to prove his
theory. Alexander coached the Gi-
ants and played center, but he
moved to guard and installed his
protege at the pivot, and 1t wasn't
long before Murtagh knew all the
finer points of the position. But
the next year Cal Hubbard came
up from "Bo" McMillin's team to
play end, and ne was terrific as q
backer-up, so Alexander promptly
shifted, George to end on defense,
and there, as at center, he distin-
guished himself.
Thus. when Murtagh arrived at
the Hilltop as Jack Hagerty's as
sistant he had a pretty good idea
of what went on in football game,
and he's been as important to Hag-
erty-wen, as his right arm.
George Washington fans are raw
ing about Bob Nowaskey, the Co.
lonials' stellar wir.gman, and rightly
81, 4OA 1lC 10lkAS Watkl tAAC OCoVS OAt
Hoya supporters are chorusing the
praise of five good ends, and never
have they boasted less than two.
Every year since Murtagh took
over GEORGETOWN has placed 1T least
one end on the All-District eleven.
Bob Kercher. Mike Kopcik, the
punting star; Red DAILY, Art Lemke
and Johnny Lascarf are the lads
currently defending the Hilltop
TANKS, and they compare favorably
with any ends in Georgetown bis
tory. That sounds like q large or
der, for a decade ago the Hoyas
had John Tomaigni and before that
Carl Waite and Frank MeGrath.
But it's hard to forget the grim
ming countenance OF AL Snyder. a
lad developed by Murtagh, who
played the same breathless, hell
bent for Leather style Of McGrath
They came from the same mold,
fearing neither man nor beast, and
almost, had to be dragged OIL the
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Grid Aces Of Big Ten
RambIe Tomorrow
On -Four Fronts
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press. .'"
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-They are bar
Reading Big Ten football fronts
with stop" signs for tomorrow's
battles.
At Illinois it is stop Harmon" I"
at Purdue stop Kinnick. at Ohio
State stop Hursh" and at Mime
sofa stop any one Of those many
Northwestern backs" -
The invading Iowa, Indiana and
Northwestern teams. meantime, will
find themselves really on the go"
against such fancy steppers as Pur-
dues Brown. Byelene and Brock:
Ohio States Scott and Co., and
Minnesota's Van Every.
And though Halloween be four
days old by tomorrow even un-
beaten Michigan may be harassed
by .witchery . IL Zuppke plus re-
vival Of that narrowing tale of the
"Galloping Ghost"
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Vols 10 Beat |. 5. u.
By Touchdowns,
Is Writer'S S Tip
D, the Associated Press

~ tuG Ab3OClNteu FIGA
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. s.
That mans here again with his
football forecast, and, believe you
me. he's got some gilt-edged infor-
nation on Tennessee-Louisiana
State.
There's nothing like sticking ones
neck out, so here goes. Tennessee
by three touchdowns. This appears
the toughest game remaining on
Tennessee's program, and that all
star passing combine, Bird to KAY
anaugh," may make it all the
tougher.
On the assumption Tennessee can
bottle up that aerial offensive, and
no other team has. this corner looks
for the volunteers to try hard to
impress the Rose Bowl people by
turning loose most of their scoring
weapons.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Sports Mirror
~ the Associated Press.


Today q year ago-Charles S.
Howard's Seabiscuit entered in
$4,000 added Riggs Memorial
Handicap at Pimlico in effort to
reduce S36,264 margin which sepa-
rates him from Sun Beau's all
time money winning record.
Three years ago-Ousted own
ers Of New York Americans
threatened injunction to halt
team from opening National
League hockey season at Chicago
Under, league-controlled owner
ship.
Five years ago-Pro football
Detroit Lions scored upon for the
first time In eight games, but de-
feated Pittsburgh Pirates, 40-7.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Hope Of Beating Oranges Mark
To Spur Harmon as Michigan
Battles Illinois Tomorrow

81 touchdowns and gaining 3,637
yards-an average Of approximately
1872 yards q game. On his great day
against Michigan he gained 402
yards and completed six passes for
"a. yards. Through his career he
completed AZ passes for 643 yards
and didn't do any passing in hts
sophomore year. ...-
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Tough Day for Hopkins
Looms at Allegheny
Nv the A..o~,st.d prs..

BY the Associated Press.
MEADVILLE, Pa, Nov. 3.-Alle-
gheny had the satisfaction Of knock
ing Johns Hopkins from the list Of
footballs unbeaten last year, but
hasn't won q game since.
That's why the Alligators are Just
as anxious to repeat against the
Bluejays here tomorrow as the vis-
itors are to avenge the 1898 setback.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Delay Basketball Confob

Due to conflict with the G. W. o.
Clemson football game, the meeting
Of basket ball team representatives
slated for tonight at Force School,
District Recreation Department
headquarters, has been postponed to
Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
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IF you wanted expert opinion on tho
J. taste of Havana tobacco where
better could you get it than Havana it.
self? So we travelled all the way to Cuba
to make certain our new Blended.with.
Havana White Owl really had a true
Havana flavor. We selected prominent
Cubans-men who have been smoking
fine Havana cigars for years-gave them
some of the new White Owls to smoke.
Without exception, they all praised tho
rich Havana flavor of this new cigar.
The Havana blended in this new White
Owl is really a good grade. Matter of fact
-we're proud of being able to use such
fine Havana. Docs it sound unbelievable
for s. cigar? Well, we're Americas
largest buyers of Havana tobacco, and
we know what's good. Fact is, it's the
same type Havana used in popular cigars
costing l0f and more. And if you want
the real reason for this cigars true Havana
taste-it's because it has goodly portion
of Havana tobacco in it. Not Just scrap
Of it. Try one today.
Evening star., 1939-11-03
Redskins Switch Cente Better Aerial Defense Against Eagles OBe
Varied Sports

Football.
Mississippi College, 10; Millsaps, o.
Carroll College, 8; Whitvorth
College, 4.
Missouri Valley, 10: Central Col.
lege, o.
Yanktown College, 80; Buena
Vista, 0.
Georgia Freshmen, IS; Georgia
Military College, 8.
Hockey.
Washington Eagles, 4; shawini.
gan Cataracts. 4.
Chicago, 3; Detroit, Z.