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ROOMS FURNISHED.

THE VIVIAN, 1923 G 81. NV. offers lovely
rms all with running water; newly s,,-s deco
Venetian blinds showers switched. elev.;
single. $3.50 wkly up; dbles, SIS so up.
tMTURAs 1909 18th 81 5, n Va. At act
hotel serv.: 50 week ana up.
GORDON HOTEL, on beautiful 18th St,
between Eye and K-Comfortably furnished
rs howsTs 6s up from double ron
weekly e s4hT elevator Sn pan and Switchboard
service; excellent dining room.
1854 PARK RID NW-Large room. =! ex
posures next bath. studio couch; $50.
ASH IOWA AVE. NV. on l4th st, carline
-Lge. double rm. twin beds lnnersprlns
mattress; newly dec; garage. IA. S645.
IT, GIRARD NE-Neatly furnished new
home convenient transportation; ideal for
student; privileges; reasonable. no. 33:'1.'
134g JEFFERSON ST. N.W-Double nm,
Cos bo ,t optional: gar free GE 7oSi
1927 COLUMBIA RID. NV, Apt. 3l-Com
Portable rm. inner-sprlng mattress. unilm.
phone; conv. transportation: reas. AID.
I1a5 conn. AyE,-nGqentlemeen's single
between 8 and ., 1888 Conn. ave. North
$50
1898 MINTWoOD PL. NW-Large front
beds. ,inner-spring mattresses near bath
lively furn. room in apartment; elevators;
gentleman; ref required DE. 293l.
DOWNTOWN, 9l9 L st. NV, Apt. 81
Large front nm. windows, large closet.
next bath:selevator service.
ROCKINGHAM. 1877 r.; !. ave. NV, Apt.
}oi-Very attract. lge. dble. rm.; can furn.
as twin or studio: lge. closet. DU. 6I35.
1896 ST. s.E.-Front double room. A
windows new twin beds inn n mat
1852 T ST. N.W.-Comfortable single
room SIC month: also double, suitable for
couple, EN-. 1872
154 18th ST. SE.-Room with screened
porch, suitable for elderly lady or gen.
franklin 1894, ~
2520 14th ST. NV. Apt Groom with
twin beds next bath; unlim. phone. Adams
O659.
1929 10Th ST. Nw.-Larse; comfortable,
manent tenant: s45 MI s015.
NEAR NAVY YARD. SOB 4th ST.. SEE
nicely furnished rms, next bath: single,
double.
CONN, AND R, :2O07 R NV. Apt. COL
b Attra famy annsaaf u @
aFsShS odq Ai 40 Is s1S double
bedroom cedar closet. private BATH gen.
tlemen. Adams 4l29
1853 FAIRMONT-Sinsle room, h. and c.
famTs eenteman new Rentes private
1927 EYE ST. NV, Apt. 4-For gentle
men. Singles and doubles. From So to
$3.50. with breakfast.
1877 SHEPHERD ST, NW-Single or
double room. southern expos, next bath:
NEAR CONN AVE. BUS and Ice Palace
Private family, new home, for employed
woman: references. Emerson 1900.
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NEAR NAVY YARD. 500 4th st. SEE
nicely furnished rms, next bath; single,
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For your winter home: near everything.
$1,000 and ST.: monthly, $40 to $50. All
rooms with private bath. Kindly see the
manager. Hotel Houston, 90 E st. NV.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

18th and Eye SITS nw-Rooms with bath
and radio, for person, from $3.50 per
week: for 2. from So per week each. Studio
lobby. dining room and cocktail room ROOF
lounge open to September 80. Call MR.
WILLS mg1 for inspection. District 1910
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1927 EYE ST. NV, Apt. 4-For gentle
men Singles and doubles From So to
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LIGHTING FIXTURES, %, large inverted
mirror reflector type; Can use 800 or 500
watt bulbs. Suitable for once or store.
Reasonable See Mr. Strasburger, $40
Woodward BLDG DI 81 30
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| HOSPITAL BED used about months.
cost $50, will sell $40 for quick sale.
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double room, southern expos, next bath:
comfortable: conv, transp.; reas. ia. 3496:
NEAR CONN AVE. BUS and Ice Palace
Private family, new home, for employed
woman: references Emerson 1900.
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GRAFTON HOTEL,

1889 Conn. ave.-Large. comfortable rooms
with Simmons inner-sprinR mattresses;
singles with running water. $3.50 wk up:
doubles. 10.5O wk. UP: with pvt. bath. sin
giles. Sl2 so wk. up: doubles, $3.50 wk. up
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
tContinued.)

COLUMBIA RID, mr.. 18th st.-Large front
bed-liv. rm.. md fir. equipped for house =
keeping: cleo. refg.: newly dec; $50. incl.
gas cleo Adams 006O
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HOT-WATER BOILER. Royal Red Glow,
No. ~. with oil burner; like new. Apply
lo4 18th st Sc
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SITUATIONS MEN.
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
NAN AND WIFE, refined white, desire fur
nished living quarters for services OF WE
u
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DENTAL ASSISTANT desires, position
sraduate. age 80. typist. clerical work.
fouise Crawford. Courthouse I'd, Vienna,
Va -
pOTISFKFEPFR, white, aged 40, widow,
u shes private home Of motherlesS chill
cen: ii yrs experience. Box 45S-B, Star.
ny. eIderly couple or single lady; moder-
s'e salary EN-. 232;.
pPAcTTCAD NURSE or companion, hos
MI md doctors office training: willing
t. i've in. Phone Dupont SSH ~
sFCRFTARY STENOGRAPHER, age IS.
tlx vesrs' experience, excellent references
Rs0doInh 4lT4.
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RIDING and work horses ponies, ?
spotted mares, matched teams, 2 half
bred colts 3 and years old; 3 cheap
mares Rear T36 18th st. Sc.
TEAM black Percheron horses. we'll
matched. and years old: will sell cheap.
Chantilly Farms. Fairfax. Va.
HUNTER WANTED: must be quiet. jump
easy and have good manners: height about
10 hands preferred; price must be reason
able. W G. Wall, Boyds. Nd Phone
Poolesville o107
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON. VA.-Lovely front room tile
bath. shower, oil heat. city fare. 1927
N. Utah st.
GLENBROOK VILLAGE Bethesda. Md
Spacious. well-furn corner room. in at
tract. new home: near bus>line: semi-pyt.
bath: gentleman only. oliver 039l.
ARLINGTON, VA-Lovely single room ;
refined lady or gentlem an; best residential
section: excel. food: uni phone. CHI. 5lal
$500 N. STAFFORD ST. Arlington. Va
Nicely furnished large room, next bath
In small family; $50 single. SIS double
CHI 44Oo
1920 NORTH ADAMS ST. Arlington
Clean. nicely furnished. comfortable room
adjoining bath; reasonable.
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BETHESDA, MD. 45O4 CHASE AVE
Center hall. rms 3 bedrooms. recreation
room. Open for inspection.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-Il RMS. BATHS
bedrm.. bath on LIST floor: Spacious liv-
c Ing TIN agd dining FrrToN Oh hosR noN
: am. 70 Q pm.
s si - new az sond,tioni SAB FuLToS 2
once open am. to 2 pm.
1877 IRVING ST. NW-AvAILABLE OCT
l. 10 rms. baths, oil heat: s95 mo .
suitable for rooming house. 81 commercial
zone. Apply mgr. Ebbitt Hotel
cIIl1rY CHASE n oSos I rNrNG CrON
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YOUNG GIRLS.
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE. man serve, laundry. cleaning,
mend, all around $50 to start. EN- 1864.
KINGSLEY stamping machine operator;
also assist in selling. Box Abb, Star.
MAN AND WIFE, excel cook and laundress,
exp houseman: family OF 3 adults; S15
mo Emerson 61G7.
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NrUATIoNs DOMESTIC.

CTr1NTNc ApTS or part time or after
noon work Of any kind by refined colored
girl, Hobart 1858, --,-----,---
GIRL colored wishes Job as eham nsfr
maid or gh.w.; references: North ooIV'
GIRL colored neat ,e{ TeiiaS MI 9 9477 Cora
Bell care of janitor. ----- -.
ciTPT coIored II yrs old wishes work OF
any KIND after school hours Michiean
l535. --------
eo NOM c u,ort: no wed or Sunday. Column
bla 0a57-J. --:.----r
GIRL. eoiored, reliable. s.h'w'' city ref
NE, 1857 ,--.,.o
GIRL colored. as waitress boarding house.
EXPERIENCED. Call no. 4932.
GIRL. colored, from so su55a Tah st. }o9 as
- u, plain cooking. @%i1 - ''
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1919 G ST NV. Apt 703-Room, next
bath: two exp; twin beds; home privileges.
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.

BLACK TOP ROADS co.
Builders of asphalt driveways, tennis cou
Free estimates. Time payments. MA 04
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG MAN. clean habits desires rn. with
BID. days wk., Tues. to Fri: vicinity Belts
vile, Berwyn, TAX. PIX. Box 220-S, Star.
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

BUILD AIR-REMODEL,
Complete Building Service
LOWEST COST % Yrs Eyper.
JAMES K. KIRCHEN, SHEPHERD 6S41-J.
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ia DECATUR ST. NW.-Large front mas
ter bedroom twin beds, next to bath: no
other roomers: convenient to cars and
buses. go
1919 goth N.W.-Nicely furnished room;
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Just opened, all new furnishings, best
beds. plenty baths and running water;
spotlessly clean, maid service and phone.
SIS wk. and UP. Walking to all depart
Large room for employed couple. ME.
1892. 22'
COLORED-337 Oakdale pl. NV. Apt. .
Modernistic room, new apt. bath. shower
and prlvileges: suitable couple or two ladies.
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JEWISH HOME-Large room, twin beds
next bath: phone. near trans; So each.
INQUIRE T19 F ST. ne. grocery store).
CLEVELAND PARK, 1880 37th st. NV
Master twin bedrm.. pvt. BATH shower, 2
lge. cedar closets: 3 expos; gentlemen.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Private mansion. Love-
ly furn- single conn bath; inner-springs,
tall mirrors. DU. 3lS3.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

NICELY FURN. ROOMS, for eentlemeni
near Census Bldg. Call after pm,
Mrs I.erner District 2lRR
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
CUT FLOWERS

FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned oak. S12
cord. Alaska -Hufnagel Coal Co.. MA
$685. or Jackson 1000.
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1916 BELMONT ST. NV.

Attractive newly furnished room, Hol-
lywood beds shower. SIS: near 14th st.
car. downtown. Michigan 1850.
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GIRL to address envelopes at home. 50
per thousand. must live near 18th ana
SITS Box 215-S, Star.
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CONN. AND R, 2OO7 R NV, Apt. COL
Attractive. comfortable rm., expos:
pvt. family: unusual: $50. so. DU. 1925.
OVERLOOKING SHOREHAM-Rm. 24x16 6.
fireplace. balcony. Also lg. double rm
ground floor: garage. AID. 1920. %.
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Attention. Home Owners.

Save now on roofing. ASBESTOS siding;
Easements and brick walls waterproofed;
roofs repaired, painted resurfaced; 3
year payment plan Free estimates Ma
tional Roofing & Siding Co. SH. 11SS.
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MAURY."


rooms with running water. inner-spring
mattresses. fans many showers and tub
baths: elevator service: 81 week up
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ROOMS FUR. 3 UNrUR.

9O1 NJ ST N.W.-Laree front room. ne
decorated. with private bath. c.h.w.: 7
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THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLUS
delivered, or Is select spikes for 81. Helene
Afaeck. Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna INV.
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1920 CATHEDRAL AVE NW-Near Ward
man-Double room; twin beds; gentlemen.
HO. 1865 81
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Double newly fur
nished room, twin beds: also single room:
reasonable. Emerson 2433.
IT'S H ST. NV large sleeping rms,
next to bath, c.h,w.; S3-S350; also SIN,
Ink rm.. 3 exposures: reas. 2ls
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COLORED lis 53rd st. ne, Capitol
Viev-Large front room, nicely furn.
home PRIVILEGES; BY week or month. AT
1924-J.
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SCOTT CIRCLE, 1921 r. best city To-
ation. Single double rm., every COW 4,
serv.: garage; home; reas.; trans. consid.
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HORSE for sale good-lookng chestnut
saddle horse, 15.2 hands: reasonably
priced. Warfield AGO or 1862
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AWNINGS repaired removed, stored. hung;
window shades Venetian blinds, canvas.
Me. 300. Try Proctor andont Gamble
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OIL BURNER, $40 so. completely IN
stalled NJ H controls, 275-sal. tank, no
extras. nothing down 1888 pei, mo. Don't
nand about Majestic before you buy any
burner at any price Complete heating and
hot-water system, for oil or gas, installed
factory distributors, 2007 X ST. NV, RE
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
(Continued,)

condition Tor very low price. VIII sell
separately II desired. 50 M st. s.w.
HEATING BOILER lgas). 1,OOO-foot capac-
ty cost S625, used one year: make offer
EberlyS, HOS K ST, NV.
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THE ANCHOR INN.

LIST and C SITS. n.e.-Single rooms from
$40; double rooms from S12 per week by
the month. Call Mr.. Parrish, mgr, for
inspect non AT 1900
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CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.

DRIVING TO FLORIDA MONDAY, SEPT
-; can accommodate . or 3 passengers
references exchanged Columbia 1878
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LIVING ROOM SET. antique, 5-piece; in
upholstered: reas. CHI. s15s, after $50.
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 2-piece. blue mo-
hair, frieze like new. Price. $3.50. Shep-
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2o17 KALORAMA RID. Nw.-Lovely large
front room; five windows. furnished in
modern walnut twin beds. inner-Spring
mattresses; automatic heat, continuous hot
water. unlimited telephone. North 1854.
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$500 18th ST. NV. Apt, 207-Room with
twin beds, adjoining bath; gentlemen pre-
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1876 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Studio furnished. spacious closets; every
room living room: downtown. save SIS mo.
by walking to, work: club lounge. .congenial
social atmosphere; charming dining room,
selective menus: motel desk switchboard,
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BABY CHICKS.
BOATS.

ROCKS. R. I. Reds. $3.50 per 100. Con-
keys Y-O feeds James Feed Store, 6l9 K
st. NV Metropolitan 00Sa
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types:
repair, hemstitching, buttons covered
pleating alT F St RE 1900, RE. 2311 |.
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ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS,

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER &, dALBERT, INC
Sl5 1Oth st NV Phone National 4712
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CLERK TYPIST, temporary position in
eubcontractors once: telephone estimates.
pay roll experience required; So per week.
pov o1-P
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GEORGETOWN.
DOWNTOWN CENTER

Very attractive nm. in an apt, for a
gentleman. Semi-pvt. bath; phone and
maid service inc; rent. $40. HO. 2aOl.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

WANTED-Jumper, not over Is hands or
over Z years old, preferably mare; regis
tered thoroughbred. Box 1858. Star.
FOR SALE a pair of good farm work
mules. Mt. Vernon Nurseries. Alexandria,
Va Call Alexandria O5B6.
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HELP WOMEN.

ASSISTANT for position. typist: must have
had some laboratory and Office exper.;
SIS: hours. 10 TO Z. Box 36a-B, Star
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ROOMS WANTED.

UNPUBLISHED ROOM ane private bath in
refined GENTLE family: on bus or car line;
by employed lady Box 217-S, Star 22' d,
YOUNG MAN desires room in home of re-
fined Jewish family. Box 262-S, Star.
LADY Government employc desires small
furnished room. vicinity Both and p SITS.
NV. Box 1858, Star. 22'
WOMAN employed. wants furn. room in
quiet home or apt, downtown. reasonable.
Box 20S-S. Star. 90
FURNISHED ROOM in home OF cultured
Star ols
Evening star., 1940-05-07
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, May 7.-Young
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt is
picking Bimelech to turn the
tables on Gallahadion in the
Preakness Saturday. u. Of Iowa
officials haven't taken the score
down since Iowa whipped Min
nesota last November 18. The
scoreboard still reads: Iowa, 10;
Visitors. 8. Correspondents with
the Jints wire from Cincinnati
the boys are playing just as If
Zeke Bonura were still on the
team. Pat O'Brien, who'll have
the starring role in "The Life Of
Knute Rockne," will enroll his
son at Notre Dame when the
location crew arrives at South
Bend for two weeks of back
ground shots. A rabid Cornell
rooter, who saw Ohio State prac-
tice, is back East Offering to bet
the Buckeyes trim Cornell next
fall.
Long time no hear. Ten years
ago wild Bill" Melhorn, vet
eran Chicago golf pro. gave .
Evening star., 1940-05-07
Foes Wright, Appleton Invade
Both Clubs Pleased as Ex-Griffmen Do Well
For Chsox, Walker Shines for Mats

Chicagos last-place White Sox,
with Taft Wright in the outfield
and Pete Appleton in the bull
pen, will invade Grifhth Stadium
tomorrow. marking the last of
the seven other American League
teams to visit. After completing
a scheduled two-game series with
the Chisox the Nationals will
leave on trip embracing stops
at Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleve-
land, Chicago and st. Louis.
So far neither side has found
reason to complain over the
Washington Chicago deal of
last December. Wright has been
hitting hard and Appleton has
done some pitching for the Sox
while Gee Walker, for whom they
were traded, has been the Mats
timeliest hitter.
When he batted for Catcher
AL Evans in the ninth inning
yesterday, Buddy Myer broke in
to his first game of the year.
This includes spring training
games, too. Word from New York
discloses the Yankees, as a team,
are batting only .220. Wait until
they meet the Mats again
they'll fatten the mark.
Evening star., 1940-05-07
Vanderbilt Picks .BimeIech to Capture Preukness
oBrien Life Of Kute Rockne, Will

few tips to a young Japanese
from Toxic, Moriharu Harada.
The other day Bill got a note of
thanks. He thinks his tips must
have had considerable effect, for
Harada now is the champion Of
Japan.
An epidemic of colds has just
about emptied the Jamaica press
box. Eleven first, second and
third string critics were missing
Saturday. Ted Williams isn't
the only guy by that name who
has Bostonians talking about him.
Boston College has a Ted VIII
liams from Gloucester, Mass, q
transfer halfback from Notre
Dame who is making a big hit
with Coach Frank Leahy in
spring practice. Billy Conn now
weighs 180 In his clothes and
still believes he'll bloom into
full-fedged heavy one Of these
days. Bobby Jones and Patty
Berg will team up for an exhi-
bition match over the Ohio State
U. course May 18.
Today's guest star, Dan Daniel,
New York World Telegram: Jim
Evening star., 1940-05-07
SandIot HurIinq
TumbIes Mats
To 7th Place
No Help Is in Sight
With Long Western
Tour Soon Due

Don't look now, but that club IN
seventh place in the American
League standing is the Nationals.
And If Grandpappy Clark Grifhth
doesn't get to work and replace
those humpty- -dumpties on his
pitching staff that's where the
Washingtons are going to finish.
The Mats couldn't win from the
Browns behind Leonard and
dropped their fourth in a row.
They couldn't win yesterday, either.
despite making 13 hits, good for 20
bases. They lost, 11-9, behind pitch
ers worse than can be found any
afternoon on the Ellipse.
The Griffmen slid right on down
in losing game they really lost
twice. They were all but blasted
out Of the park when the Browns.
jumping on Joe Haynes and Joe
Krakauskas, took 9-to-3 lead.
Then. rallying, they tied the count
at 80 and went to painful extremes
to lose again. In the books 1t was
their fifth straight defeat. 1t could
just as we'll be their sixth.
Hudson Tries Again Today.
The Mats today found themselves
ahead Of only the lowly White Sox
and near the first long road trip
of the campaign. After today's
game with the Browns and a two
game series with the Chisox. be-
ginning tomorrow, the Harrismen
will entrain for Philadelphia for
three-game series and then move
westward.
Sid Hudson, the class D refugee
who has started twice and been
beaten twice, was to make his third
start today against the Browns
with Eden Auker opposing him.
Sid, despite his lack of success,
definitely is starter, because he
has contrived to look less pitiful
than most of the other Washing
ton pitchers. chiefly Joe Krakaus-
kas, Joe Haynes, Alex Carrasquel
and Bucky Jacobs.
Haynes. ineffective all spring,
was horrible yesterday. In three
innings he gave up four runs, eight
hits and made a run-scoring wild
pitch. Krakauskas, debutting as q
relief pitcher, was decided i'm
provement over Krakauskas as q
starter. In one inning all Joe gave
were three runs, three hits and q
wild throw.
Jacobs Takes the Rap.
In the end it was Bucky Jacobs
who was charged with the defeat.
Bucky got BY two innings, which
Is par for the course by a Wash.
ington pitcher, but in his third
term, or the eighth inning, he gave
the Browns run, and, for good
measure, the Haneymen made an
l other in the ninth.
Evening star., 1940-05-07

Farley has three weeks in which
to close the deal for the Yankees
with a down payment of $780,
600. The balance of $500, GOO
would have to be paid within six
months. Inheritance taxes and
other obligations of the Rupert
estate make it necessary that the
big first payment be in cash."
Nile Kinnick's successor in the
Iowa backfield will be either Bob
Bender, Jim Youel, Tom Farmer
or Bill Stauss, all sophomores.
Melio Bettina has decided to cam
paign among the heavies and
next shot may be against AL
Mccoy at Boston. Horton Smith
has played golf in 80 States and
6 foreign countries. Charley
Keller, cleanup hitter for the
Yanks, is being bothered no little
by southpaws this year. Henry
Armstrong and Paul-Junior who
drew $32,000 net in Boston, may
go at it again in Portland, Me.
The famous Hollywood trotting
farm at Lexington, KY, owned by
the late John L. Dodge, Is to be
dispersed.
The ground sse him. 1abs
Evening star., 1940-05-07
Pilot Miller Shifts
To oForeign Car al
indianapolis
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. May 7.-Chet
Miller of Detroit who has raced in
the 500-mile Indianapolis Speed
way classic since 1880, has shifted
his allegiance from an American
built car to an italian Alta Romeo
for the May 80 event.
Miller tentatively had agreed to
pilot rear-drive four-cylinder car
for Michael j. Boyle, Chicago labor
leader, and Cotton" Henning of
Indianapolis, but decided to switch
to the Alta owned by Richard T.
Wharton and Tom Dewart, young
New York sportsmen.
He explained he had been pilot
ing front drives for the last four
years and felt he would be under
too much strain handling the rear
drive American car.
The Italian speedster formerly
was owned by Raymond Sommer,
French driver who now is serving
on the western front.
Evening star., 1940-05-07

Add ballplayers-have-a-hard-
life, ETC.: Can you imagine your
boss keeping you If you worked
as badly as some of the Wash
ington pitchers pitched? In
cidentally. whatever became c.
Walter Masterson. the seconr'
best (behind Leonardo pitche-
on the staff? This. at least, is
the opinion Of the I-Remember-
Maasterson- When Club. The club
still is in existence but it's trying
to find what keeps Masterson
from getting consideration.