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APARTMENTS uNFuRhIsHEp.

LARGE BEDROOMS. LIv. RM., KIT.
and bath, $50: 2 large bedrooms, liv rn.,
kit. and bath, $50: one large bedroom, liv.
rm.. kit. and bath, $40. 3O25 18th st. NV.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
CONTINUALLY

1?e1 LANIER pL;, NV. 1nr; Adams MN
rd,!-Attrac.. well-furn. dble rm. next
bath; pvt home; cool loc. Columbia 7466.
ss14 10th ST, N:W...Lse.. cool front ~:
ss5 for 2. Hobart s45b.
LAcLEDE, Apt. .e4. 1923 vsrmcnt ave,
all-niRht elev.. shower. ME. 1855.
k.Ese dssss ss4a isse {; twin S.d
$3.50 each mo-: unlim: phone. no. 1898.
s20 EYE ST. Me-. 2 and 3 rm. apt,
inSo,I $SSo to Sl9 Per wk'; sleeping rooms 49,
double rm.. So; twin beds: So; Ink, Ss.
COOL. ATTRACT. furn. cor. rm., quiet pvt.
Oil N Nelson st.. Arl., Va.
lao COLUMBIA RD NV. Apt. 81
expos: business lady only: See H' after sS9's s:
l347 MONROE ST. NV; near Tivoli-
| mosphere: reasonable. Phone Ho. O7O6.
18th AND, R, N.w-Ls.. cool, quiet rm.,
ssS,pys SIS Dis mo fax 81 s7S4 refer
HoUsEKEEPINo ROOM 3110 Mt. Pleas
ant st. n.w.-Lovely view; refrg, c.h.w.;
very clean; no loud radio; near bath; ex-
cellent uansp: older settled women pref
n,7 bs ST hox,4 Zee sns ss snss s
S26. Front double. running water. Sa5.
1,.l;.n! 1!la st St ,N;w-Sao.ney NV for / gen
asl 18th tocsa ST. y ,dS unSs a5Ss
appiy SarDeT SHOP NA shs $780, couple
1929 MACoMB ST. NV corner rooms,
cool. detached home: gentlemen.
NEAR NAVY. YARD and Library Of Con-
eress, l block from Navy Yard car line
l room,, all new furniture. twin beds; So 30
| week one person. SIS two. 700 st. Sc,
second floor
1903 WYOMING AVE NW.-comfortable
room with porch: $50: men only. De-
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. in lovely apart
ment: refined young man as roommate to
another; private shower; ref. Call DE, 0633.
conv. con sia month. mont Ae Lincoln osb5. Jus ."
1922 PARK RID. Nw.-Attractive single
room; southern n, eXpos,. ioo,o for sentleman;
4ea HAMILTON ST. Nw.-Front bedroom
private shower: centies: employed couple
or gentlemen. Georgia 1851.
125 INGRAHAM ST. ,N.W.-Private room.
next bath, unlimited phone; reasonable.
Call any time. RA, 5605.
DOWNTOWN. 1909 H st. n.w.-1 room,
nicely furnished: reasonable
1884 COLUMBIA RD;-S3 and $3.50 wk.
Clean. outside cool rooms, 4 baths,
c.h.w.; men. Adams 1928.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1887 Conn.-.Two lovely
SCuQlO rms. pVt. DaCn. 1ake eleV. TO ira
! floor. INQUIRE before pm. NO. 1022.
1900 INGRAHAM ST. NW-Lrg rm.. 2
windows: corner. detached private home;
unlimited phone; S25 month,
1000 10th ST NV, Apt 2O-Nicely fur
nshed front room. unlimited telephone.
HO. 1863.
WALKING DISTANCE.
1872 18th n.w,-Single. 2nd H., front;
cool. attrac: maple furn.; reas 81
GRAFTON HOTEL,
1899 Conn. ave.-Large comfortable rooms
with Simmons tnner-spring mattresses
singles With running water, $3.50 wk. up:
doubles. $40 so wk up; with pvt. bath sin
giles. S12 so wk. up: doubles. 81 80 wk. uu
"THE MAURY."
7o1 10th st. nw.-1oo beautifully furn.
rooms with running water. inner spring
mattresses fans, ice water. many showers
and tub baths: elevator service.
ROOMS UNPUBLISHED.
3llO MT. PLEASANT ST N.W.-Airy room
and kit. refrigeration; all utilities: very
clean. No loud radio. Excellent transp
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

ished apt for 4h months beginning about
Aug. z. OWEN M. MARSBURN, Marti-
niQue Hotel
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WASHING MACHINES - Sale OF 1899
models at reduced prices. Maytag; S44;
Norge. 500; Thor. .S33; General Electric
pump. hose. Also bargains in ironers.. 10
DAYS TRIAL. Pay 81 weekly. Republic
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ROOMS FUR. & UNFUR.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

COLORED-1O0O Park rd nw-Rooms
for employed couples, use of kitchen. CO.
Q6fSO
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HOUSES ukFURkISHEp.
(6aNtt~nAA

BUNoAI.oW-5 RMS; AMI; NEAR
9Th st. NV. Phone Georsia 1905
1902 sth ST: N.w.-s r., B., GAR. $50. 90
5Ss 5SsS 81. ssS n auto f. f. :.r .I sSsS
1901 1 Jesrsons T. .nto shSsf5 h. s22so
Above Excellent Condition. GE. oi2a.'
I42I 35th ST Nw-e r. AND B.. H-w.
ssoso JAMES iss II MokRis s. nye wo6pWxRsb Sna 5
realtor. 723 Goth st. n ".
!509 IRVING ST; N.w.-JUsr OFF 18th
ST. rms. partially furn. Just vacated;
SIEyELAND zoom. RARK sA,hs sLocK saS, OFT coNN"
Both st. NV. Rent 500.
s: SOL :L,I, BALTIMORE AVE. 2 MILE BEYOND
s1sni tsGstIiict line rooms. attached sarase,
be.uts e ss ,.fs H9' Ris
IDENT OWNER Wisconsin s3i4-R.
asg 1907 PER fPERspINq HING. pS, LYON PARK; vAT
Phone Pho @ oafopd Pel'f fi5s.w 3 %'n downtown; SD
VA. BUNGALOW, s. RMS, BATH. $40; .
Also plan 1ms nC' bsths an Ss.n ees sssa & .iso
aoRpeN' eRsR sSs' 14a7 2y. st. PM NV tTSs 81 ssso
SaHvS .5 oil cH.sr HAS also rms: Fss sssb. III IL
81 ss. aos6Ss ;'s s5sP issz is;: T.! 70 g. s
1884 3 sT. SEE R, p: GOOD ooNp.
newly dec; $3.50. Open. IA 96es.
et R9Ss s5s "a AnD mon sArH o.n o .1sn.. III
Pm Pm BOIL Battery lane, Bethesda. Nd.
45ss sISss, 18th snn,s. ST. N;wIs RooMs, ~;
OWNER Randolph 1853. '0''
BETHEsDA-5-RooM BUNGALOW; 1 SO.
bus; screened porch: garage: large lot.
SILVER SPRING. MD-NIcE NEW: 4
sMs" ,SsotM 81 heat large lot; garage; $50 mo.
CHEVY, CHASE, ND BEDRMs..
Pfs5 PRY sizes Sc W. s2To s7' NJ
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-DET, THREE BR..
2h7, baths on 2nd n Law. on LIST a, center
hall; screened porch: gar. oil heat; S110.
Cleye Pk.-Semi-det., r.. gar; auto.
Silver sprine-2-story. det., almost new,
6Hos L. pfi1LL1ps fa1 fTseS Wo 1900 s51s Conn.,
detached home, consisting of 4 bedrooms,
gust ST. l. lnsesSi!e? YoGsa y sFsoN sRRSSfmsn''
340 Woodward Bldg. D1 $780,
81 OPEN A0feeh foa !NsPRcTEos. sHHEHT NV
J. LEO Leo KoIB INC.
333 WILLARD AVE, FRIENDSHIP
Heights. Md.-Detached house: 5 bedrn1s.
baths, garage. gas heat, SOS
711S Stafford rd, Bethesda, Md
rms. baths, garage: h.-w.h. S7S25
1898 New Hampshire ave. w rms,
l bath; h.-w.h $40
524 Decatur st. NV rms. bath: oil
neat automatic hot water. elec. refg
garage; S67 so.
1889 Ives pl. SEE rms, bath h-w.h,;
eIec lights; $3.50
Barnaby Woods, Chevy Chase D c-s
rms; 2 baths; detached houses; garage;
ami: reasonable rentals
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1732 st. NV. Met 1143
627 IRVING ST. Nw-AvAILABIE
about AUGUST If rooms, kitchen, bath,
Frigidaire. garage: S55
EDMUND NJ OSULLIvAN
1401 Eye ST. NV National 7s4s.
1913 LEWIS ST NE
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THE STANT,EY

1411 HARVARD ST. NV.
and rear porch.
c. A. SNOW Co, 71O Sth ST NV
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REFR1GERAToRs, repossessed and re-
choose from Frigidaire, WESTINGHOUSE,
g. E.. Kelvinator,. Leonard. Coldspot.
Norge, Crosley, All fully guaranteed;
Prices from $685. Terms. Three yrs
free service warranty. Extra large trade
allowance. Shop us before you buy and
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THE MANOR
BOLIVIAN CLUB.

210S 10th st. ,n.w.-For those who re-
ouire the ultimate, a few most attr. va
cAncieS Under new mana1ement. NIL I046.
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Lovely double rooms with private baths
and showers. Other large cheerful rooms
with private baths; exceptionally good food.
Why not enjoy .Sthe hot summer in this
other young people? Very moderate prices
will happily surprise you DU g4O4
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THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIoLUsEs
delivered for 81. or 1S select spikes for 81 i.
Helene Affleck, Box 231-A, Route No. g..
Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna 17-W. A.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

SCI EYE ST. NE.
y Rooms. Bath: $50. So S31 so.
OLIVER T. CARR.
Minis Bldg. National 1868
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FOXAII-NODERN 8-ROON HOUSE,
gas heat, beautiful yard and garage. Apply
A436 Volta place NV. Emerson 0060.
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REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC DISPLAY
CASES-New and used all sizes at deep
cut prices No money down. Liberal
trade-in. Atlas 921 G st. NV. DI. 3737.
REFRIGERATORS-Ne and used. $50 UP:
guaranteed up to years. easy terms.
p. O. Smith. 413 H St ne. Lincoln 6050
REFRIGERATOR, 1889 Philco 6-cu.-f
Servidor, looks like new, mechanically per-
feet, 4 yrs factory warranty; no reason
able offer refused. Carl w. Dauber. 1920
] 18th st NV CO. l353.
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK.
BABY CHICKS,
CUT FLOWERS

ROCKS. Reds. ST 80 per 100 Con-
keys Y % feeds James Feed Store. 6l9 K
st. NV. METROPOLITAN OOS9.
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1851 LANIER PI,. NV. (nr. Adams Mil
rd.l-Attrac, well-furn. dbie rm., next
bath; pvt. home; cool loc. Columbia 7466.
1914 10th ST. NW-Lge.. cool front ly.
ing rm.. adj twin bedrm., semi-pvt. bath;
S.35 for q hobart a43H.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

-6 rooms BATH pantry. h.-w.h.; COM
pletely renovated: one trust 4laee. MI.
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22O9 MASS. AVE. NV.

1888 18th n.w.-Sinsle rms.;. also double
rms. with pvt. baths; Immediately clean;
beautifully furn.; unusual meals
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An address you'll be proud to give; hand
some big room for g., private bath; shares
for both ladies and sentlemen: inner
sprtngs unlimited phone; class. comfort
and cloadltnonR,
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1717 G ST. N.W.-FURN.: .AIR-COOLED
living room, sun parlor, kit. bath; refs
National 5000, Ext 500.
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THE ABBEY
2131 MASS. AVE. NV.

1925 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Singles. doubles. spacious closets, phone
each rm.; club lounge: hotel desk: walk
dist: from $32.60. incl. delicious meals.
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RADIOS, So perfect cond. unredeeming,
out of storage, reposs.: 300 in stock. Don't
miss this sale. 1910 9TH st. NV.
REFRIGERATORS-All makes and sizes.
domestic and store type, for groceries,
butchers ETC.; very reasonable. 4SO7
Bethesda ave. Bethesda. Nd.
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Unusual apart. with 3 exposures. 2 bed
rooms. living room. dining room. hail.
kitchen. bath; In upper 10th St Embassy
section
For Information, Call CO. 4e35.
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bath: lady or gentleman desirous Of rest
and quiet; large garden. porches. Emerson
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.55UU BLOCK IUth N. w, IDEAL LOCATION
for roomiug house-S r. b., full basement,
$3.50 cash. bal S65 mo-: live on first floor
and income from balarce ot house should
exceed S100 mo. w. w. Bailey. National
a33iO WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP"
Evening star., 1940-03-07

Finland. One Russian bomber was
shot down during the day, the army
announced.
The men called UP today for duty
included men VINO previously had
been rejected for reasons of health
The new call to the colors came
while the vanguard Of the Russian
besiegers of Viipuri still were in
virtually the same positions they
occupied almost week ago outside
the key Karelian Isthmus city.
Military observers expressed be-
lief that the final Red Army assault
on the depopulated and devastated
city was being delayed by failures
of Soviet attacks on Finnish lines
east and southwest of Viipuri.
Russians Face Trap.
Unless the Russians can break
through these lines and flank the
defenders, these sources said, in
vading troops entering the city
would be in pocket with Firms on
the east, west and north.
This was believed to account for
the heavy Russian attacks across
the ice of Viipuri Bay and against
Finnish positions defending ap-
proaches from the east.
Finnish sources denied reports
abroad that Baron Field Marshal
Baron Carl Gustaf Mannerheim,
Finland's commander in chief, was
i'll.
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Gibson Gets 80 Years
In Assault Case;
Appeal Planned
Move to Quosh Verdict
On JurisdictionuI
Question Fails

Judge Walter T. Mccarthy In Ar
lington County Circuit Court today
sentenced James Edward Gibson, So,
to 80 years imprisonment on a
charge Of criminal assault, after
denying motion to set aside the
jury's verdict on the grounds that
the Commonwealth had failed to
prove conc]usively that the alleged
offense had occurred within the
jurisdictional limits of the State Of
Virginia
Defense Counsel Walter I. Young's
request for a stay of 60 days to per-
nit filing of an appeal was granted
by Judge Mccarthy. The jury
found Gibson guilty of assaulting a
20-year-old telephone operator in
May, 1899, and fixed punishment
after celebrating an hour yesterday.
The scene of the alleged attack,
along the banks of the Potomac
River beneath Key Bridge, is within
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Boy Scouts Honor
Memory Of Sousu

The memory Of John Philip sousa,
famed bandman, was honored by
Boy Scouts yesterday when men,
bers Of Troop 10, Ninth Street Chris
tian Church, conducted services at
his tomb in Congressional Gene
terry.
The Rev. Edward Gabler, pastor OF
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church,
offered the invocation and Capt. r.
D. Workman, chief of the Navy
Chaplain Corps, pronounced the
benediction.
Others participating included
Lawrence j. Bach of the superin-
tendent's office, House Once Build
ing, originator of the annual OBJ
servance; L. L. Sherfey, Scoutmas-
ter OF Troop 10, and Hugh Arm
strong, representing Sea Scouts.
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Reds Crossing Ice
Of Bay Suffer Heavy
Losses, Say Firms
80 Tanks Destroyed by
Viipuri Defenders
High Command Reports
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
HELSINKI, March 7.-Soviet
Russian troops seeking to drive
across the ice of the Bay of Viipuri
to tighten ring of steel on the
seaport of Viipuri suffered heavy
losses under the fire of the Firms,
the Finnish high command reported
today.
More than 80 Russian tanks were
destroyed on the ice, the high COM
mand said in communique which
stated the invaders attacked fierce
ly" all day yesterday on the north
west Of the bay.
The battle for possession of
capes at the mouth of the bay and
islands off its northwestern shore
continues" it said.
Attacks Repulsed Elsewhere,
Elsewhere on the strategic Ka-
relian Isthmus front attacks were
repulsed, the army reported, but
on the eastern front it acknowledged
Russian success in the seizure of
"a few islands" a short distance
offshore of the northeastern part
Of Lake Ladoga.
Finland meanwhile sought to
strengthen her army by calling up
the class of 1920-mostly youths of
19-and all men of other classes
scheduled for re-examination this
year or in succeeding years.
Troops on land, the Finnish air
force, the navy and coastal de-
lenses all were used in actions
against Russians attempting to
cross the ice not only in the Bay
OF Vllpuri but to the west in the
Gulf of Finland.
Air Force Active.
One sucn attempt which the
Firms repulsed, the communique
said, took place off Haapasaari
Islands, more than so miles south
west of Viipuri.
The Finnish air force was part
ticularly active in Furnishing shelter
less Russians on the stretches of
ice, the high command saying:
Our aircraft carried out recon-
nalssance flights and bombed and
machine-gunned enemy units and
columns observed on the ice of
Viipuri Bay and the Gulf of Fin
land
Russians meanwhile were active
IN adjacent areas and in Northern
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the mo mans land" involved In the
boundary dispute between the Dis
trict OF Columbia and Virginia. A
previous indictment against Gibson,
who formerly was a soldier at Fort
Myer, was quashed when the de-
fendant was arraigned in Federal
Court IN Alexandria, Va, last sum-
mer. Defense counsel at that time
successfully pleaded that the United
States Government lacked full juris-
diction over the territory under the
bridge.
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Will Award Plaque

The Engineers Club of Catholic
University announced today it would
award plaque to the outstanding
graduate of the university en-
gineering school in June. r. Fred
erick Brady has been named presi-
dent, Francis Gillian vice president
Thomas Hannah secretary and Rob-
ert A. O'Leary treasurer.
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Mike Howard to Speak

Mike Howard, secretary-tr treasurer
OF the G. I. o. Agriculture Workers
Union, will address the Town Hall
Associate Group at the Jewish Com
muity Center at o'clock tonight.
After Mr.. Howard's talk the group
will listen to the broadcast of Amer
lca's Town Meeting Of the Air" over
Station WMAL,
Evening star., 1940-03-07

Regiment and Arthur. jr., 81, is
training with the Royal Regiment.
Two other brothers-Robert, II,
and Jones, 16-are carrying on the
hamburger stand business which the
four Oldest sons set up soon after
Evening star., 1940-03-07
Stork Derby Winners
Sons Go OFF to War
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
TORONTO, March 1.-Two sons
OF Mrs. Lucy Alice Timleck, who
won one-fourth-about $l25 ,OO0-of
the Millar stork derby prize, have
gone of to war.
Eighteen-year-old william Is
overseas with the Toronto Scottish
Evening star., 1940-03-07

the Timlecks got their share Of the
prize left by the late Charles Millar,
Toronto lawyer, for the Toronto
mother who bore the most chill.
dren IN the decade after his death,
Mrs. Timleck has had "A children.
Evening star., 1940-03-07

Hond-toiIored features in shorkskins,
chalk stripes, dioeonoIs, brown, blue,
eroy. Regular: | 1867. z t37), 6
1887, ! 1897, 3 t4o), 2 (44). Short:
! t30, z 1887. ! t3e), (4O). Long:
! t3O. ! 1887. 3 1897. ! t4O),
! t42l, ] NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-09-27
Press Flaws Bradley

The extent of that irritation was
evidenced by one sports writer when
he wrote:
"They (the Indians) are branded
from top to bottom, from front Of
fee to rawest rookie, with intrigue,
false statements and petty squab-
bles. The ludicrous attempts by
Alva Bradley to hush up an anarch-
istic meeting of players in Detroit
cost the Cleveland club caste with
the paying public and with the
press, whose duty it is to report
facts and not to lie about incidents
affecting the Indians as a ball
club ="
The whole affair has made inter-
esting reading, much to the disgust
of Cleveland baseball fans. But its
effect on the Indians pennant quest
is the important factor. 1t may be
that dissension finally will whip
them. However, that dissension has
existed all season and Cleveland
managed to hold first place from Au-
gust IL to September 9, when the
erratic White Sox removed them
from top billing.
The Present Status
Whether or not the team is "com-
pletely demoralized" as charged by
various baseball writer's, is highly
debatable. The Indians are far from
high scoring team. The success
is largely dependent upon tight
pitching supported by tight fielding.
When their pitching fails they lack
the run-making power to Offset pitch
ing weakness. Therefore they look
bad.
Regardless of the outcome of the
pennant race, Cleveland can be sure
of one definite result Of the unsavory
revolt. In the fall somebody will
have to 60. 1t may be Manager Witt
or it may be Hemsley and Trosky.
There just isn't room on the same
club for Witt and the two insurrec-
tionists.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-09-27
Sport Shorts

Jim Mccarthy, sophomore candi-
date for quarterback at the Univer-
sity of Illinois, was only 10 years
old when he began playing regularly
as freshman in high school E.
Captain Milt Piepul, Notre Dame
fullback, who led the Irish in points
and total yardage last fall, wears
glasses off the field. He's the first
back to be elected captain at Notre
Dame since 1926 Three men,
bers of the Nebraska backfield are
wearing special protective helmets.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-09-27

fdlework,
appropri.
new pan
es, hen
I'D a par.
hy, even
Puld sup
Some Of
ars and
e toll Of
oursef.
res motifs
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-09-27
SPEAKING or
SPORTS
by ROBERT MeshANE
R.Isossd By Wes.sm kisv,popse Unios

FEW teams in the history of big
= league baseball have been given
SO sound spanking as have the
Cleveland Indians during the last
half of the present season.
The chastisement hasn't been ad-
ministered by American league con-
tempOraries as much as by the press
and radio Of the nation. Neverthe-
less, their suffering is just as in
tense-maybe more so, in that very
little sympathy is offered them.
Early in the season the Indians
rebelled against their manager, Os-
car Witt. Details of the rebellion
were few and for the most part were
not SubStantiated. When it first
broke out local newspapers made
light of the Instruction. They print
ed what little they knew of the af-
fair, evidently regarding the player
dissension as temporary matter.
The Rebel Leaders
Finally a few facts began to drift
out Of the Cleveland dugout. A GER
tain number Of the Indians, who had
a mutinous attitude toward Witt,
were dominated by Catcher Rollie
Hemsley. 1t has never been ex-
actly clear as to what players were
under the Hemsley banner. Hal
TrOsky was known to be one Of the
leaders and Bob Teller was one Of
the signers of the original anti-Vitt
petition. Teller since has had a
change Of heart, as have Mel Hard
er, JEFF Heath and Ben Chapman.
President Alva Bradley is receiv-
ing large share of the blame for
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-09-27

/. The four fundamentals Of
combustion are mixture, air, time
and temperature.
2. Plural The singular form Is
insigne.
8. Paris.
I. Mark Twain (Pudd' nhead VII
sons calendar).
8. Yes.
6. The word comes from the
Latin "alimonia," which means
sustenance or nourishment.
Z. During the Crimean war be-
tween Russia and England.
8. The personal slaves Of the
Turkish sultanS.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-09-27

failing to take a firm stand either
for or against the revolt when it
first broke out last June.
Scores of newspaper scribes have
refused to pull their punches in de-
nouncing a the Indians for their re-
bellion. Sports writers are more or
less accustomed to friction between
manager and player. Often the
players have just grievance. But
usually they are willing to air that
grievance in an Observation-Disclosures.
The Indians weren't willing to do
that. Their secretive, underhanded
attitude irritated both the paying
public and the press.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-09-27
PERFECT WIFE

Almost all t1ipes are pery nice .Don,.
en- in many ,oays, but Kathleen Norris
is told about one ioite that is perfect"
An appreciafipe husband Uriies Miss
Norris, telling her about his pite, and
hoto thoughtful, kind and generous she
is. His letter offers a measuring stick"
for icomen euer,Iohere to test them
selves and see ho,o high-or lo,o-fhey
rate. Why not make this little test
yourself?
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-09-27
4sk Me 4nother
! . A General Quiz
The Questions

I. What are the four fundamen-
tails Of combustion?
2. Is insignia" 4 singular or
plural noun?
8. Who stole Helen - Ulysses,
Paris, or Achilles-and thereby
brought about the Trojan war?
I. Who said: "Caulifower Is
nothing but cabbage with a COL
lege education?
s. Can anyone who dies on duty
IN U. S. military or naval service
or has been honorably discharged
be buried at Arlington?
9. What is the origin Of the word
"alimony"?
Z. When did the Charge Of the
Light Brigade" occur7
8. Who were the first Janizaries7