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green.
Major changes on the golf course
will come in the direction OF new
tees. although Houghton has other
changes in mind. Al has played q lot
Of golf courses and according to him
he would make Beaver Dam a model
course The only feature 1t will lack,
AL says, Is fairway watering. That
runs into more money than the club
is prepared to spend. But the golf
course will go through a thorough
revamping process.
Clubhouse Changes Planned.
In the clubhouse many changes
also will come Houghton has made
arrangements for a complete reha-
bilitation of the old house, which re-
placed the original structure de-
stroyed by fire about 1928 The din
ing room and bar service have been
leased out to a concessionnaire, who
will have complete charge Of all food
and drink service. The club is used
for meetings by several Prince
Georges County civic and business
groups, and has been 50 used for
many years.
Under his contract with the men
who financed the 11-year lease of the
old Beaver Dam Club property,
Houghton will come In for q one
fourth equity if he and his partner
make it successful operation. The
partner and the business half Of the
team now carrying the ball at
Prince Georges is Walter D. Bogley,
r.. Bethesda banker. who handled
Evening star., 1941-12-25

Indiana mentor mas naQ grace "A
talent on which to work his wiz
srdry, and repeatedly has another
strong squad this wear. but his rec
ord speaks eloouently of his ability.
The fast-breaking Hoosiers began
making records the minute the
former Indiana all-America center
set foot on the campus after eight
successful years at Ball State
Teachers. His first three Indiana
teams hung up identical records of
II victories in 20 games each. and
over that stretch have paced Big
Ten competition with % triumphs
against 8 defeats.
Has Won 81 Of SO Games.
Coupled with three consecutive
victories Indiana registered in the
1910 National Collegiate A. A. tour
nament, this record Of 54 victories
in So games adds up to one Of the
most successful in major college
basket ball
Oddly enough, none OF his teams
have copped the conference crown.
finishing second twice and third
once, although in 1910 it swept the
series with the champion Purdue
quintet for the first time in the
schools history.
In 1899 McCracken's first team led
the conference In scoring with 508
points In 1910 the Hoosiers cap
tured the N. c. A. A. championship.
set new Big Ten scoring record of
SIG points; hung up a new Indiana
U. fieldhouse scoring record of II
points against Connecticut State,
and placed Center Bill Menke and
Forward Jay McCreary on the all
| America team. Last year his boys
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Sports Mirror

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Earl Blaik
resigned as Dartmouth coach and
took his entire staff to West Point
to coach Army's football team.
Three years ago-ewell Young.
Purdue basket ball star. named
Big Tens outstanding athlete Of
the year.
Five years ago - American
League stah Of II arbiters all
given raise In salary In contract
distribution by President William
Haxrid9e.
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Torpedo Plant Quint
Is Leading CoIored
Basket Ball Loon

Two recent Naval Torpedo Plant
victories place it in a first-place
tie with Navy Department in the
colored Government Basket Ball
League.
The Torpedomen topped State
Department, 1921, and War Depart
ment, 1917, while Navy Department
kept pace with 37-20 win over
State Department.
No games are listed during the
holidays with action set to resume on
January when City Post Office
meets Government Printing Office
Mt Terrell pyrp
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Georqio Tech Would See Gift
In Return of McPhee, Allen

receive a gift purchased with money
contributed by Athens residents.
Coach Butts sent the boys through
their final workout yesterday. Be-
cause of Aliens and McPhees dis
abilities, the coaches indicated that
All-America frankie Sinkwich and
Reserve Fullback Ken Keuper prob
ably would play nearly so minutes
against the Horned Frogs.
Cliff Kimsey, regular blocking
back, will captain the team for the
Orange Bowl game.
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Beckwith to Box Maxim
In Making New Stort
By the Associated Press.

By The Associeted Press.
CHICAGO Dec. 25.-Booker Beck
with. the young Gary GndD Negro
slugger whose ring climb received a
setback at the hands of Bob Pastor.
will start all over with the new year.
He will meet Cleveland's Joe
Maxim at the Coliseum january
in his first outing since his Novem-
Der defeat. Until then he had won
II straight fights.
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.Cummins Held Master
Of HurdIer WoIcott

BY the Associated Press.
Railbirds at New Orleans wouldn't
be surprised to see Bill Cummins
beat Fred Wolcott in the Sugar
Bowl high hurdles and succeed the
former Rice star as the Nations top
timber-skipper.
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Seubiscuit Will Have
Bombproof Stable

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 25.-Sea-
biscuit, the retired race horse. soon
will have . bomb proof stable at
the Northern California ranch Of
his owner, Charles S. Howard, racing
circles learned today.
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His trademark all season has been
the padded steel hammock, worn to
guard his broken jaw. The fracture
is healed. but he'll wear the guard
against T. C. U. in Miami's Orange
Bowl for added protection.
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Wilson Close to Record

Johnny Wilson. Navy basket ball
coach, is near q record. If he doesn't
have 1t already, as coach at An
napolis. He is starting his oath year
at the Academy and has served 16
years as head varsity coach of
basket ball.
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Post Cards as Greetings
Save Money for Bonds

A clever yule greeting of the year
went to friends Of Horace Renegar,
publicity director for Tulane and the
Sugar Bowl
He sent penny postcards. explain
ing I'm saving money this year to
buy a Defense bond.
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Aims at 15-Foot Vault

Cornelius Wamerdam. the pole
vault specialist, will be disappointed
if he doesn't clear at least IS feet
in the Sugar Bowl competition. His
| opponent is Earl Meadows.
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Major Improvements Planned
By Prince Georges Golf Club
Clubhouse, Course Are to Be Renovated
This Winter by Manager Houehton
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Members Of the old Beaver Dam Country Club the Prince
Georges Golf and Country Club Christmas present
the form of promises Of improvement will remain with them
throughout the Houghton president OF the Land
institution series of for the club
most of which will be visible when first spring golfer chases
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Gustine Gets Deferment

CHICAGO. Dec. IS CP.-Frank
Gustine. 2l-year-old second base
man with the Pittsburgh Pirates. has
been granted a draft deferment.
class 1-B.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
7op Scores in Ea STAGES Of Star Tournament RoOH Seen Easy Targets
G. Host to Big Ten Leader
In Playing Indiana Quintet
Hoosers Have Won 70 Of 36 Loop Games
In Three Years Under Alumni Mentor

Bill Renhart match wits with OF the keenes young
straegists Saturday night when Indiana
comes to Riverside George washington in the
latters final intersectional game of the season
Reinhat his Coonials against team coached by
Young Branch McCracken three has elevated the
Hoosers unprecedented heights Big Ten competition The
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Sinkwich's Gridiron Proves
Is Attributed to Flat Feet
Resultant Perfect BoIunce and Speed
On Tuke-Off Make Georgian Stor
BY ROMNEY WHEELER,

ATHENS Ga Dec 25- Texas Christian University Is won
derng frankie Snkwich is hard to stop here's
It's his fiat feet.
Lu University of Georgia trainer who has been watch
haback three those pancake
tootsies brilliant
perfect balance" explains Lutz He doesn't tip over
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Benedicts in Bowl Come

Two married football players will
compete in the Blue-Grey All-Star
game at Montgomery, Ala, Satur-
day-Johnny Butler of Tennessee
and Gordon Paschka of Minnesota.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Beuvers May Borrow Bond

Oregon State may have Davidson
Colleges band as its representative
In plrham's "Rose Bowl"
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QuuIifiers in Star
Pin tournament

TAKOMA
Mote: Qualifers may roll any might
this week.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

"Yes-Hildreth."
II will phone the hairdresser,"
Hildreth Walther said. After he
has gone you will have your maid
pack. The boat sails at 5. We
shall leave the apartment at 4.
In the meantime I think you had
better be indisposed neither
seeing any callers nor speaking to
any one on the telephone. I'm not
so sure you could fool any of Miss
Moras close acquaintances."
The hairdresser came at 10 and
worked on Mans hair for nearly two
hours. When he had gone, Nan had
lunch in the dining alcoye. She no
longer felt uneasy. She was begin
ming to enjoy her role. 1t was, she
told herself, the actress in her.
BY O'Clock her trunks were
packed and gone to the boat. Nan
was dressed, in LYDIA Mora's clothes,
awaiting Hildreth'S return from an
errand. Nan came from the bed
room and heard commotion in the
hallway. Beulah, the maid, was
protesting the entrance of a man.
Nan stepped to the doorway and
saw that a stout, officious- looking
man was pushing his way past Beu-
lah. Nan said, What Is it Beulah?"
sharply.
This man, miss" the woman said,
in a worried voice. HE insists on
seeing you"
Nan said, I'm sorry, but I'm see
ing no one. And turned back
to the living room.
"Wait a minute!"
The mans voice was authoritative
1t turned Nan about. She looked at
him, startled. He was fiorid, square
jawed, and his eyes were small and
steely gray. He reached into his
pocket, withdrew his hand and ex-
tended it. A badge lay in the palm.
Police" he said. Are you Miss
LYDIA Mora?"
Nan said, "Yes," in a thin voice.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

said. "The swine! He threatens to
harm LYDIA, through her father.
Such things happen in Europe
where LYDIA and once lived"
Some one on the boat or in
Puerto Rico may recognize me as a
fake LYDIA Mora. l wouldn't know
what to do if that would happen"
THAT will not happen" he said
insistently. And if it does you will
have Lyda's secretary along to ad-
wise you" He rose and went to
LYDIA. You will have your secre-
tary accompany Miss Bentley. of
courSe?"
Yes, Eric. 1t might be best"
so you see, Miss Bentley, you
will be quite safe. Miss Walther,
Lyda's secretary, is very capable"
Nan looked from one to the other.
She could see how much it meant
to them. How much they were in
love. She said, "All right, Ill do
it," And LYDIA came and dra-
matically embraced her.
Eric stood with shoulder against
the mantel, beaming. He said, Now
we can do it, LYDIA! Shall we start
now-tonight?"
Tonight, Eric?"
eve have waited long time"
LYDIA went and kissed him. Yes,
a long time. We shall 60 tonight. l
will pack bag-just a few things.
shall have to leave most of my
clothes for Nan so that she may
| do the impersonation right"
Eris Fabier was feeling in his
| pockets. He said, Have you
cigarette, LYDIA? 1 seem to have for
gotten my case"
"On the mantel, darling"
Nan i'm New Role.
Nan sat on the sofa, feeling re-
moved from thiS-unable to realize
she was involved. 1t was like view
ing a stage play from the audience.
Eric Fabier was silent while LYDIA
was gone to pack her bag. smoking
nervously. His dark eyes were rest
less, traversing the room, but always
avoiding Nan. The corners of his
mouth dropped, his shoulders sagged
as if with a burden. He glanced
often at his watch, impatiently.
LYDIA reappeared, her appearance
altered. She wore no makeup. A
plain felt hat hid the wisp of white
in her hair. Her suit was a severely
tailored affair. All her glamour
was gone.
Eric said, Come along, LYDIA.
He took her arm, hurried her to
the door to the foyer. There LYDIA
held back and smiled at Nan. She
said, "Good-by-Lyda Mora" AS If
she weren't ever coming back.
Nan aWoke with a start. 1t took
moment for her to understand
what she was doing in this strange,
luxurious bedroom. Then, recalling
what had happened last night, she
was startled.
The maid came silently into the
room, carrying a breakfast tray
She said, Good morning, Miss
Mora"
/ Nan sat up and watched the
woman place the tray on the beside
table. She said, You know I'm not
Miss Mora, don't you?"
Yes. But I was told to forget
that"
Miss Mora instructed you?"
Miss Mora and Miss Walther,
the maid said.
'Is Miss Walther here already?"
eyes, miss. She said she would
Evening star., 1941-04-23

room She was solid person,
dressed in severe black. Her face
was colorless, her eyes bright and
black behind eyeglasses. She gave
Nan penetrating look, and her
unrouged lips stiffened into a thin
straight line. She did not speak.
and her scrutiny was disconcerting.
Nan said, Miss Walther?"
Yes, I am Miss Walther. Miss
Mora's secretary. I have been in
structed, Miss Bentley, to consider
you as LYDIA Mora in all matters
until she returns. I think it best
that I get into the habit of address
ing you as Miss Mora-so 1 make
no mistakes later on"
Miss Mora told me you would
advise me-" Nan said.
"I shall do my BEST" Miss Wal
| ther said. Her voice and manner
were brusque, as If she resented
the whole affair. There is one
thing 1 think should be done. That
Evening star., 1941-04-23

is, have a hairdresser in to dye
that forelock. Theatrical makeup
isn't permanent enough"
Nan said, "Yes, of course" un-
able to disagree with this primly
capable woman.
You must play your role for
all it's WORTH" the woman told her.
"If you're any actress at all, you
will know how Miss Mora has
Evening star., 1941-04-23

Then caught herself and said de-
family, Yes, l am"
The detective took something else
from his pocket. A silver cigarette
case. He held it up on level with
her eyes.
did you ever see this before?"
81 never did. Really, I see no
point in thiS?"
Are you sure, Miss Mora?"
every sure"
The detectives eyes grew mar
rover. "It doesn't belong to your
friend, Eric Fabier?" he asked. Ard
you don't know where Eric Fabier
iS2"
Nan said, THAT is quite right.
Beulah-show the gentleman out. +"
She turned her back in LYDIA Mora's
best fashion But suddenly she was
scared. Horribly scared.
Copyright. 1941, Chicago Daily News, Inc)
Continued tomorrow-Nan sails
for Puerto Rico)
Evening star., 1941-04-23

lock. The resemblance was start
ling.
But Nan was doubtful. She shook
her head. Il couldn't deceive your
acquaintance. Miss Mora. Certain
ly not your friends"
mo" LYDIA said. 81 do not ex-
pect that. I want you only to de-
ceiye strangers, That you could do.
No?"
Strangers, perhaps. But what of
the people who know you well?"
Il have plans for that"
Nan said, What are your plan5?"
''They are so simple, Nan. .
You see, have already told every
one that am going away on vaca-
ton. I have booked passage on a
ship leaving tomorrow for Puerto
Rico You shall 60 in my place.
No?"
Nan did not Immediately reply.
She thought how strange this was
that she should become involved in
an intrigue that had roots in trou-
bled Europe. But she knew she
Nolllu Eo BActNNs ~ NoAaNt
be unkind of her not to. And un-
fair to herself. If she refused,
LYDIA might well refuse to give her
that part she so desperately needed,
She said finally, Il haven't much
time to consider, have II"
But you need no time, Mani"
LYDIA exclaimed. "It is such a little
decision"
Nan would have given in then,
but the maid entered. She said.
"Mr. Fabier to see you, MAN"
"Oh, show him in-hurry!"
LYDIA Is Excited.
LYDIA was quickly excited. She
looked in the mirror, smiled at
her image, touched a slim finger to
the wisp of white in her hair. Her
eyes we're bright gems and color
came into her cheeks. She turned
and walked to the man who en-
tered, laughing, with arms extended
She whispered, Eric. darling!"
and tilted her face for his kiss.
He was pale young man, slightly
taller than LYDIA and as dark as
she. His hair was thick and wavy ;
his eyes were dark, but narrow
and remote and restless. He kissed
LYDIA briefly, then his eyes came
questioningly to Nan. He looked a
little surprised.
led him by hand to where Nan sat
"This is my fiance, Mr.. Fabier, Miss
Bentley" Then she glanced at Eric
Fsbier. as size not perfect in the
role of Lyda Mora?"
Eric Fabier said Charming
Then smiled. 1t was a pleasant
smile, directed into Mans eyes. so
charming I may fall IN love with
the impersonator"
NO, no, Eric!"
Eric laughed. Miss Bentley has
agreed then to play the role?"
Lyda's joyous smile faded. mo. ]
am not able to convince her she
must do it. offer her part in my
new play, but still she hesitates
She must, Eric. Mop"
You may not have explained
properly, LYDIA" Eric Fabier came
and sat beside Nan. you see. il
means so much to LYDIA and me
Has she told you why we fear tc
marry openly-and have the news
broadcast"
Help for Nan.
eyes. She has told me that some
man in Europe doesn't wish her tt
marry.
TO marry anY one but him" EriC
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Alexandra Judge Named

RICHMOND, Va, April % G4D -
Justice George L. Browning of the
State Supreme Court of Appeals
yesterday designated Judge William
P. Woolls Of the Corporation Court
of Alexandria to preside in the
circuit court of Fredericksburg for
the term beginning May rs, because
of a vacancy existing in the latter
court.
Evening star., 1941-04-23

peculiarities. She is gay one mo-
ment, moody the next. She f1irts
with men, then quickly drops them. "
Nan Is Frightened.
81 shall do my best, Miss Wal
ther."
Miss Mora always calls me Hill
dreth. You will, too"
Evening star., 1941-04-23
Obe Glorious illusion
by Michael Trent CD

The story thus TAR Men Bentley dependency her
failure to get onyDhee in the Ne York theatrical Dod hen she
summoned By the stage LYDIA Mora offered the startling
proposition that she tnpeonae Miss Mora publicly tor te,o
DeekS that
she oUeS WITHOUT attracting the attention OF the press OF
certain she fears Nan doesn't know Wether not
the offer MedniIe the Intelligence
Investigating the death OF Cdrnody body dcoU
cred by the SECRETARY Mark Denger Eric Fdber
suspected and Larsen expects to find him through Nora th
DhoW Fabter lOUe
Evening star., 1941-04-23
Miss Walther Brusque.

see you as soon as you have break
tasted"
Miss Walther Brusque.
Nan felt more and more startled.
She said, II don't care for break
fast in bed. I'd rather dress first. !"
Very well. I'll draw your bath,
Miss Mora. :"
A middled-aged woman sat at the
desk when Nan entered the living
Evening star., 1941-04-23

Sweden's shipbuilders have suffl-
cient orders to operate at capacity
until l943.
Evening star., 1941-04-23
CHAPTER II

CHAPTER 1
Bentley could
Skilfuly up
darkhad each having heart shaped
Mans eyebrows had been arche her mouth vivid red
The theatrical makeup
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Continued tomorrow-Nan sails
for Puerto Rico)
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Ann Amor 2-22lt.
sPfTZ PUPS - childs Pet pure
blood. ais Oakvood.