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Evening star., 1940-10-27

IN teSS
lofty circles. She vos the first
oetress TO win o pilots license
ond the first woman Of the
stoee TO fly solo oero,s the
Continent.
II IS not so we'll known tbot
the charming stor Of "pya.
molIon," in which she will 90.
peer at the kotionoI Theotre.
stortine tomorrow, is on oc-
oompIished musicion and SINGER
and on equolly gifted Iineuist.
No omoteur is better yersed in
the literature Of music from
PoIestrino ond Boch TO de FoIIo
ond Strosinsk,, ond she speoks
French ond Sponish os fIuentIy
as she does English. She hos
mode several odoptotions Of
ploys from the French.
MISS Chottertons musicol
gifts, and her love for music.
moy be attributed both TO
heredity and environment. Her
tother could play ony instru-
ment used in O symphony Or
ehestro. some Of them extreme
ly we'll. ond her mother ~o, a
br'Il'ont pionIst. Symphony con-
certs and opero. in oddition to
dolly music by the home circle,
we're port of her upbnneins, so
that It IS entirely loeicoI tho.
she herself become q fine
pIonIst and singer, ond should
be keenly in sympothy with the
works OF the greet moster.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
Rushees Guests
At 'Subdeb Tea

Rushees to the "Subdeb" Society
were entertained at tea at the
home of Miss Jane Catherine Stauf-
fer, 490l Thirteenth street.
The rushees included the Misses
Ethel Myers. Peggy Brumstetter,
Genevieve Billhimer, Gladys Taylor,
Audrey Quick, Peg Artz, Jane Mills,
Peggy ONeale, Helen Shaw, Mary
Shaw, Marian Dillf and Eric Brum-
field.
Others present were the Misses
Stauffer, La Verne Burroughs, Anna
Hatcock, Dorothy Barnard, Gloria
Upperman, Mary Jane Pumphrey,
Grace Cudmore, Rita Shaffer, Janet
Welty and Lenore Rhodes, president
of the society.
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posed of Mr.. Benjamin Hill. jr.:
Mr.. Glen Lamson and Mrs. Edward
Everitt. The Arrangements Com
mittee is composed of Mr.. James
Clark, Mr.. Talbot Sinclair and
Miss Regina Robey, and on the
Publicity Committee Miss Aileen
Wrightson is chairman, with Miss
Suzanne Happier, Mr.. Arthur
Stewart, Mr. Walter Powell and Mr..
Richard B. Washington. The
Flowers Committee is composed of
Miss Ida Wood Hill and Mr.. w.
Harvey Wise, jr.
A number of parties are being
planned by members of the as
sembly, who will entertain before
the ball.
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Elisabeth StrOther
Will Be Married

Nh. Paul Morgan Strother Of
Bloomfield, N j., announces the
engagement of her daughter, Miss
Elisabeth Bradley Strother to Mr..
Larned Donaldson Randolph of AL
bemarle County, Va, son of Mrs.
George A. Randolph of Washington,
and the late Mr.. Randolph.
Miss Strother is the daughter OF
the late Dr. Paul Morgan Strother
of Lynchburg. Va. She is a grad
uate of VaSsar College in the class
of 1887. Mr.. Randolph graduated
from Yale University in 1882.
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- an IL LhNA u
tlve'S Glass at
Hotel 2400-has al
ready enrolled sew
e a ! m arrie d
couples who are
taking the course
together. Helene
x n VS. of one
c 0 uple (he'S a
prosecuting attor-
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Anniversary Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Handelsman
entertained party of over 100
guests at their home in Takoma
Park at a reception Sunday IN
honor of their 25th wedding ami
versary.
Out-of- town guests included Mrs
Fred Bermann and Mr.. and Mrs,
H. Guth of South Boston, Va;
Misses Anna Handelsman and
Natalie Weinberg and Mr.. Herbert
Mendelsohn of New York. -f'.-
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ney) who come LOO miles by
plane each week 10 attend this
class There's still time to enroll
for the Tuesday evening session.
And it's such fun You'll be thrilled
at the ease with which YOU speak
on Your feet. Phone WAKEFIELD
4620.
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MALL ROOM of
t he HO T E L
r A L E I @ H. At
the Press" table
is an impressive
board of judges
who pick out the
b e S t dress e d
W o m a n in the
room-and award
her The Orchid
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In New Residence

Comdr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Taw-
resey with their daughters, Miss
Marie Hall Tawresey and Miss Ag-
mes Tawresey, who recently have
arrived from California, have taken
a house on South Pierce in Ar
lington.
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Specialize III d Cdlu III CUlOlS uCSlsIlcu lOl
the workers by British artist which will
be sold at different prices according to the
value of the article chosen to be sent as
present to Britain.
Mrs. Roosevelt heads the list of
members of the Advisory Committee and
there will be a working committee of rep
resentative Washington women whose
chairman is Miss Harriet Winslow.
Other members of the Advisory Com
mittee include Mrs. Neville Butler, wife
of the British Charge dAffaires; Mrs.
Ralph Close, wife of the Minister of
South Africa; Mrs. Richard G. Casey, wife
of the Minister of Australia; Mrs. Mer-
chant Mahoney, wife of the Canadian
Counselor; Mrs. Felix Frankfurter, Mrs.
Henry L. Stimson, Mrs. Henry A. Wallace,
Mrs. Francis Biddle, Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs. Charles
B. Henderson, Mrs. Lawrence Houghteling,
Mrs. Eugene Never Mrs. Frederick Brook
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Deb Line
(Continued From Page DID

event always is marked with pomp
and dignity. The debutantes all
wear white gowns, powder or silver
their hair; the bachelors appear III
full dress and, of course, the guests
are requested to wear either black
or white.
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Leader
Continued From Page DID

will submit to their chief upon her
arrival in the Capital.
The meeting will open November
II and not a few of the delegates
will arrive in this city a few days.
previous to the opening of the con-
clave.
Evening star., 1940-10-27

lightful little
service S h 0 p
I h a t eradICateS
runs IN stockings;
cleans and re-
stores kid gloves:
m e n d S m OF L
holes. cigar
burns and tcs D.
IN Uoolens, silks
and linens. via
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Is e Cd n e " s.
MOLLIE ZEICH-
NER carries only
SAMPLE" dresses.
evening gowns and
fur coats all
one-of kind . =.
and al priced at
dollars less . due
to her unique buy
ing ODnOrtllOltv-
Evening star., 1940-10-27

ED fOI-
WEAR. ex-
elusive with
ROSS SA-
T U r N in
w a shington.
All the popu-
lar lasts
Fenton, VAL
kyrie. Brew
49, --l nj
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Model Home,
APO Arkan-
S a S Av Q
j st off
16th)-thats S
b e n COM
pletely fur
n is h e d by
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Room OF the
HOTEL HAM
ILTON for
Sunday din
ner. Not only
Is the service
s m o o t h and
efficient
and the at
m o S p h e r e
charming
Evening star., 1940-10-27

and low overhead expenses. You'll
be delighted with the stunning
clothes Furs include Persian,
Skunk Squirrel. Jap Mink. etc.
25l9 l4th ST. Phone CO. 1855.
Evening star., 1940-10-27

shop. heightened, shortened, made
larger or smaller "One-o "a kind
dresses for daytime and evening
that start in price from s10.95. New
dresses are arriving daily. Hurry!
Evening star., 1940-10-27

but the dinner is wonderful! And
only Sl00. You'll be amazed at the
size of the dinner, too. A choice of
appetizer, half Maryland Fried
Chicken. fresh vegetables. rolls,
butter, dessert and beversge-all
for 81 Take the whole family by
today. l4th and < SIS. Phone
DI. 1850.
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" You ARE INVITED" -.
An invitation is always
excitlng-but this one Will prove
especially so. It's an invitation TO
Evening star., 1940-10-27

STYLE. INC. Opens today! Daily
from 10 m. TO 9p.m. PS-Drop
into STYLE, INC.-and see the
stunning modern sofa for only
$3.50 Gin muslln). 1920 CONN.
AVE.
Evening star., 1940-10-27

known 10
d e v otees
OF stoee
ond screen
O II over
the land
Her fome
oS on or
pione pilot
is hiq h
and secure
q m o n 9
O vi otor,
os well os
Evening star., 1940-10-27

8 0 u, n a =
tional Press
Bldg, 14th
and r StS.
Not a penny
do you pay
to have any
d r e SIS you
choose in her
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Theatre Note

A mony sided person is Ruth
Chottertcn. Her professional
achievements os comedienne
and dromotc octress ore we'll
Evening star., 1940-10-27

" HAVE YOU ALWAYS
LONGED TO BE one
OF those fortunate ones who had
access to SAMPLES?'" Then here
Evening star., 1940-10-27

arms-or any spot
that needs reducing
at ANNE T.
K ELL VS.. The
Electric Blanket"
is proving most
popular. Exercise
to muslc-and use
Of all machines.
steam cabinet and
lotion 20 times,
lour messages, SIS.
). 1856.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
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L" DoN'T BE RUMBLE
SEATED -! Keen
up with your successful husband!
Frank Pat" Patterson's DALE
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Mrs Adolf Miller Miss Elizabeth Patterson Mrs Ducan Phillips
Maurice Give
Recital.
Relief Society the performance
National Theater
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" HIS HEART WILL BE
AT YOUR FEET"
If you wear the stunning SAKS
FIFTH AVENUE "DISCONTINU-
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Yule Card Shop Will Aid
British War Relief Society
Novelties on Sale November 4;
Maurice Evans Lecture-Recital
At National Also Benefit

British Relief Society has Christmas shop
from cards sold there will
clothes hospital supplies for the British
Evening star., 1940-10-27
>>>>>>>>

6 EVEN TOO MUCH PRAISE
is A BURDEN" but
Helene can't help enthusing about
SOUTHERN STELOS that de-
Evening star., 1940-10-27

utante-can now be purchased at
a fraction of their original prices.
Priced now-S5.95 and s795 =.
regularly to $3.50. Suede, leather,
alligator. Sizes 3 to g.. Widths
AAA to C. 1911 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
SOUTHERN
STELo0

re-weaVng or lnWeavlng, and
cleans mems ties q for 81. 6l3
18th ST.
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" NO! NO, A THOUSAND
TIMES. NO." There's
never charge for alterations at
FAY BROOKS, Bird floor SUITE
Evening star., 1940-10-27

you're a stranger in you're looking for the
Snassal you need advice on your shobbire or fosbo,
problems, consult Helene. She iOW be delighted to heb
Evening star., 1940-10-27

IS CURIOSITY MAY HAVE
KILLED THE CAT
E. but you'll exult over the Curl
osity that draws you to the Dining
Evening star., 1940-10-27

IS THERE'S EXCITEMENT
IN THE AIR"
every Saturday-at the FASHION
SHOW LUNCHEON in the PAIL
Evening star., 1940-10-27
>>>>>>>>

" MAKE YOUR FIGURE
COUNT" Lose that
sluggish feeling as well as pounds
and inches from your hips. legs,
Evening star., 1940-10-27

fish or eggs, choice of steak.
chops, chicken livers, etc, choice
of potatoes. beverage and hot
breads-all for only s1OO per per
person. Call CO. 1000.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
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" SUNDAY BREAKFAST
is NO 5KETCHY
AFFAIR" at the WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL. Simply try one OF
Evening star., 1940-10-27

{ n e lr man.
moth South
ern Breakfasts
(served from 9
am. to 2 p.m.)
Y ou get a
c h oice Of
I r u 1 t S, a
C h o 1 c e of
c e r e a ! S, a
oice of
Evening star., 1940-10-27

of the Week" There are stunning
mannequins modelling the newest
fashions e. . there's music =. celeb
rites and candid-camera shots
snapped here and there. Why not
plan to give your luncheon parties
in this charming room-at this
gay show. 1t costs no more
luncheon is but 81. And do come
"all dressed up" You may win the
orchid! Call Mr., Arthur-NA. 1910.
4" EEP THAT SCHOOL
GIRLS AFFECTION"
As her mother or big sister"-you
should see that her poise and self
49, assurance are de-
~ veloped at an early
49, age. Nothing will
400. accomplish it more
IPs\ ~ quickly than learn
IG> Ias ss .oro1' to dance s., well: II,
ARTHUR Ethel Fistere's
MURRAY RAY VS. STUDIO" ID e ~
l10l CONN. AVE. DI. 246O.
Evening star., 1940-10-27
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SIS. 10 half-hour massage
1929 F ST. MA. 1856.
Evening star., 1940-08-29
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

Our common tomato worm Is
really an interesting subject to
study, though at flrst 1t may appear
rather formidable to some. AS a
constructor Of beautiful pupa case
you forget all about the builder as
worm and become intensively in
trigued with the hard brown case
with the separate. sheath which
slightly resembles the handle of a
pitcher. This slender sheath is for
the sole purpose of protecting the
long tongue of the moth that was a
worm In Its youthful days, but soon
to be a beautiful winged creature
with q longing for nectar.
The place to look for these pupa
cases is where tomatoes, potatoes or
tobacco have been grown or in the
ground close by. All winter long
these mummy dwellings lie in the
soil, awaiting the spring, when food
will be abundant for the offspring
Of the emerging moths.
From this stifi, tight case will
step forth the moth. At first it will
appear rather forlorn and bedrag-
gled. but the sun and air will do
wonders in very short time. Then
you will see a beautiful creature,
with wings and thorax and other
parts of the body clothed with gray
scales of different shades that blend
perfectly with the bark of nearby
trees. The eyes are very prominent,
and the antennae club-shaped. The
tongue is from 3 to 4 inches long.
The sexta belongs to the hum
ming bird" or ''hawk" moth tribe,
so-called because of the swift, strong
wing movements which resemble
those of the hawk. Because of the
long tongue, the moth drinks from
the deep-throated blossoms as we
see the humming birds getting their
refreshment.
This is not one-sided affair.
Many of our most beautiful flowers
depend upon these long-tongued
slippers to transfer pollen for them;
otherwise, they would have to
change their floral plan.
All is not mere flittering about
among the lovely blossoms for
sweets. In July, when the tomato
vines are full of green juice, the
offspring Of the tomato moth will
be almost bursting, they are so
Evening star., 1940-08-29
eggs on the young growing plant.

eggs on tne young growing plant.
These worms are harmless. Their
prominent horn at the caudal ex-
tremity is mere decoration. though
1t may fool some of the worms en-
emies. Touch one of these green
drinkers Of sap and it will rear back
with pugnacious air that is quite
remarkable-that is all it can do
bluff.
Some Of you no doubt have come
across tomato worms with what ap-
pears to be a lovely cloak Of white
silk tassels. 1t is the way nature
has of keeping a balance among the
six-footed. A tiny fly known as a
braconid comes along, spies a fine
green worm. and hovers over his
sensitive body. She pierces his skin,
he resents 1t, of course, but she lays
her eggs in the pockets she makes
just the same. Her children are
maggots when they hatch out. They
begin at once to feast upon the
helpless victim.
When fully grown they step out
of their abode and each, standing
upon its caudal end, weaves an ex-
quisite wrapper of fairy texture and
of pure silk. In this cocoon each
braconid rests while its wings are
developing. Three days are all these
wee flies need from egg to adult.
The dying worm is soon a wrinkled
bit of skin interesting only tn the
thrifty ants.
Evening star., 1940-08-29

lumbia Bankers Association, Will
lard Hotel, 12:45 pm.
Dinner dance, Woman's Benefit
Association, Hotel Raleigh, z pm.
Meeting. Omega Kappa, Annapolis
Hotel, 8 pm.
Convention, Federal Court Clerks,
Wardman Park Hotel, all day.
Reunion, Army and Navy Legion
OF Valor of the United States of
America, willard Hotel, all day.
Evening star., 1940-08-29
Army to Give Leave
For Jewish HoIiduys

Providing no interference with the
public service is occasioned by their
absence, American soldiers of the
Jewish faith will be given furloughs
to permit them to attend the Rosh
Hashana and 'Yom Kippur holidays,
The War Department yesterday
announced that all soldiers of the
Jewish faith would be given from
noon October / to noon October 6
to attend celebration of Rosh
Hashana and from noon October
10 to midnight October IA to attend
celebration of Yom Kippur.
Evening star., 1940-08-29
City News in Brief
TODAY.

1oOA1.
Luncheon, Kiwanis Club, May
flower Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, North Washington Lions
Club, Kenesaw Cafe, 1874 pm.
Luncheon, Junior Board Of Com
merce, Hotel Annapolis, 1880 pm,
Luncheon, Cosmopolitan Club,
Carlton Hotel. 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Beta Theta Pi Almuni
Association, Earle Restaurant, 1890
pm. 4
Meeting, Washington Institute of
Public Accountants, Madrillon, 1890
pm.
Meeting, Virginia Veterinary As
sociation, Mayflower Hotel, 7:30
pm.
Meeting, A. r. of l.. Insurance
Evening star., 1940-08-29

Clerks. Hotel Annapolis, $50 pm.
Convention, International Geneva
Association, Hotel Raleigh, all day.
Meeting, Wage and Hour Division,
all day.
Convention, Federal Court Clerks,
Wardman Park Hotel, all day.
Broadcast, Quiz Of Two Cities,
Wardman Park Hotel, 10 pm,
Evening star., 1940-08-29
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
Clinic, American Veterinary Medi-
cal Association, Mayfower Hotel, 8
am.
Luncheon, Washington Institute of
Public Accountants, Madrillon Res
.taurant, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Reciprocity Club, May
flower Hotel, 1880 pm.
Buffet luncheon, District of CO.
Evening star., 1940-08-29
JOLLY POLLY
A Little Chat on English
By JOS. J. FRISCH.

BY JOS. J. FRISCH.
Y. S.-Hysteria is pronounced
his -TEER-e-ah, not high-STEER-
e-ah. Regarding the first syllable,
the same rule applies to Mysteries
and hysterical. The second syl-
liable of these two words is pro-
nouneed TER, not TEER.
Evening star., 1940-08-29
Mckinley Glass Reunion

The June, 1888, class of Nc
Kinley High School will hold a re-
union and informal dance at the
school gymnasium, Second and T
streets NE, Friday, September 6,
at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-08-29
Natures Children
Tomato Worm and Moth
(PrOtOparce Sexta)

greedy; they quit only when the
skin is just too tight and new one
is ready. Earlier in the season their
beautiful mother had placed her
Evening star., 1940-08-29
New ZeuIunders liberuI

People of New Zealand have
loaned the government $8,00O,000
free of interest for the duration of
the war.
Evening star., 1940-08-29
Boys Give Up Prizes (

Blind boys at Worcester College
in England gave up their prizes az
this years regatta as war. economy.
Evening star., 1940-08-07
SteeIers Are Peeved
By Giants Landing
Muha Of Skibos
By the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. THE
Pittsburgh steelers. piqued that the
New York grid Giants snatched
right from under their noses George
Muha, undergraduate star halfback
of Carnegie Tech, are clamoring for
revision of the National Profess
sional Football League rule to pre-
vent such an occurrence in the
future.
Muha's class was graduated last
June, but because he missed some
college work through an injury
three years ago the football player
still has credits to earn before re-
ceiving a diploma.
President Art Rooney Of the Steel
ers conceded that the Giants were
within their legal rights" in sign
ing Muha, as the leagues rules al
low a college player to be ap-
preached by a pro football club
when his class has graduated-al-
though the player hasn't.
Rooney asserted, however, he
would demand that the rule be
changed ito cover such cases as
that of Muha"
Muha, a four-year scholarship
man, worked on a summer job at
Tech until last Saturday, and fell
low-students had expected he would
strengthen their weak football line
up this fall.
Tim Mara, owner of the Giants,
said the club had mo intention of
interrupting Muha's college career"
and would willingly release him
should he desire to finish his school
work and win an engineering de-
ree.
Evening star., 1940-08-07
Gotham Suggers Really Hit Ball for Underprvi|eeed


Aggies to win the Mizzou Valley
football title, and the cry in the
Big Six is beat Nebraska" which
Oklahoma U. may do. Looks as
if Tony Pelleteri may have an
other Andy K in High Breeze.
The youngster is running with
bandaged forelegs and may have
Andy's notorious angle trouble.
Johnny Sef1ck usually starts be-
hind the plate for the Sunbury
Indians of the Interstate League,
but he's wound up pitching the
last innings of several recent
games. Davis and Elkins has the
country's youngest head coach
Jesse Paul Kniley, who's only %.
Clemson's tutoring staff averages
only %, which they think is the
youngest in the Nation. The
Southeastern Conference is ex-
pecting great things from
Auburn's Bill Yearout, q soph
triple threaten.
Evening star., 1940-08-07
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.,
Star Staff Cnrrssnnnd dAnt

SPOKANE, Wash. Aug. 7.-Rele-
gated to a nearby municipal play
ground for four days because of the
incompatability of professional foot
ball practices with the current
Jesuit retreat at Gonzaga College,
the Redskins swung into their second
day of training here today with all
but one of their Is new players and
the lone unsigned veteran present
and ready for the serious business
ahead.
Bob Hoffman, the Southern Cali
fornia recruit whom Owner George
Marshall tabs as the best blocking
back the Redskins have acquired
since getting Erny Pinckert eight
years ago from the same school,
was expected to arrive today to
bring the number of men in camp
to 43. Hoffman has been detained
in Hollywood, where he has been
doubling for Wayne Morris in grid
action shots of the Paramount
movie, Touchdown" With his ar
rival, the only two who will be miss
ing are Willard (Bolo) Perdue, the
rookie end from Duke, and Frankie
Filchock, the holdout CD quarter
back. Perdue has been given until
Evening star., 1940-08-07
By BILL WHITE,
Associated Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Know
why the kids in the metropol-
itan ball parks pray for triples
rather than homers? Because
every one hit entities 10 under
privileged children to two weeks
in the country-as guests of the
refrigeration industry. The Chill
dren's Welfare Federation Sc
lects 'em. The good old under
privileged Dodgers hit IL in
July to Z apiece for the Jints and
Yanks. They've increased the
lure in the Los Angeles Open
from 5 to 10 grand. 1t costs
$3.50 to start horse in the
Hambletonian, the Kentucky
Derby of the trotting world.
Dutch Clark says some top
notch replacements will make
the Cleveland Rams a real
threat. He's particularly proud
Evening star., 1940-08-07
Yuwkey Coils Cronin His Best Borooin

Worth passing glance the League hters
Up there flock of selling platers
Radcf Travis ct al OF there fewer
but perhaps not by this proportion.
Earlier this asked Tom Yawkey
his Red Sox he bought club
made outstanding deal
notable triumph for green pea business
Yes answered Yawkey, my purchase of paid
900 in cash shortsop Larry previously
paid
That, concluded outstanding
for Cronn than anybody
outstanding bargain You wouldn't
cash for Cronin right now"
Conin of $25000 bapayer
he sold him. There amt such bplay Yawkey
he has sOoOOO worth OF player fighter
should be entitled to the opinion After ALL it his