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Evening star., 1942-09-23

won 13 games by one run and lost
only one.
Todays guest star-Bob Sted-
ler, Buffalo Evening News:
Baseball men who expect to op-
crate next season must come to
the realization that it must be a
case of baseball for the Nations
sake and not for profit"
Service dept-Lt. Don Bon
ham, former Oklahoma A. and M.
tackle, who is listed as missing
somewhere in the Southwest Pa
cif1c, weighed 22O pounds in his
football days. He reduced to It's
to get into the Air Corps. An
other sports casualty is Russ Nc
Connell, formerly of McGill u,
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Footballs Used in Games
To Be Sold for Relief
BY The Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-Columbia
University will auction off the ball,
autographed by the opposing cap
tains used in each of its home foot
ball games this fall
Members of the American Wom-
ems Voluntary Services will collect
War bond pledges during the first
half and then will bid for the ball
in a 10-minute auction" at the
intermission.
Evening star., 1942-09-23

SnOWeQ lOt Vi SbuA1 dsdhioo eiAo
Army last week and we haven't yet
found ourselves. If we don't show
a lot of improvement over our last
two games we're going to wind up
In second place.
He isn't kidding for check reveals
that New York has copped the last
k,ree games between the two and
won six of the last eight, which m
elude a scoreless tie. On the strength
of that record the Giants properly
can command the Tribes respect.
The visitors will have an even
stronger local appeal this year than
in the past because Tuffy Leemans,
heretofore the towns local repre-
sentative on the squad, now seems
to be chairman of District COM
mittee. The additions are towering
AL Blozis, the shotput man, and
Johnny Lascari, tackle and END, re-
spectively. who were mainstays at
Georgetown three years.
Leemans Still Is Great.
Leemans needs no publicity man.
He put George Washington on the
grid map by his exploits in the
Chicago All-Star game some seven
wears ago and has been eXertinf
great personal effort to wipe the
Redskins off the map since. Still
one of the greatest backfield men IL
pro ranks despite that he's had tc
carry the load virtually single
handed, Leemans again appears tc
be the man the Skins must stop tc
win.
Blozis and Lascari still must prove
themselves in pro company and have
done nicely thus far. Flaherty is in.
clined to doubt that AL will make 6
topnotch pro gridman simply be-
cause he doesn't think the boy care!
enough about football to give hi
best. Reports from the big towi
indicate that Ray is wrong and tina
AL has exerted himself SUFFICIENT,
to attract some attention from th'
sports writer's. Lascari, one OF tn
Hoyas' unsung heroes during hi
wears at the Hilltop, is doing wei
enough Big John was standou
last Saturday in the Giants To-
victory over the Army All-Stars.
And. while on the subject of per
sonalities, the Giants boast one c
Fro footballs most stalWart char
scters in Mel Helm, al-league cen
ter so many years the statisticiar
finally stopped counting. Helm hs
been threatening to quit the gam
for the last three years. but tn
undoubtedly will be his last in til
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Duke Grid Funs Get
Bicycle Porkine Lot
By the Associate led Press.


DURHAM, N. c., Sept. 23.-Duke
University is getting ready for the
bicycle crowd expected at its foot
ball games this fall.
Officials here have announced
that bicycle parking lot will be
opened near Duke Stadium for the
convenience of fans who pedal to
games.
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Louis Schneider Dead .
by the Associated Pres

By the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 23.-The
motor racing world today mourned
the loss of Louis F. Schneider, 40,
veteran race driver and winner of
the Indianapolis 500-mile classic in
1881. who succumhed last night after
| . two-year illness.
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Studies Take Two Badgers

MADISON, Wis, Sept. % R).-
Frank Granite, veteran left half
back, and Lloyd Hahn, sophomore
tackle, have been ruled ineligible for
football at Wisconsin because OF
scholastic deficiencies.
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Official Score

Runs batted in--Dickey l2), Priddy,
Vernon. Two-base hits-Clary. Dickey,
Keller. Home run-Vernon. Stolen. base
Case. Double plays-Clary to Sullivan
to Vernon f2). Left on bases--New York.
Z; WASHINGTON, 3. First base on balls
Of Donald. ! off Hudson, l. Struck out
BY Donald. 2; by Hudson, g. Umpires-
Messrs. MCGOWAN, Grieve, Pipgras and
Quinn. Time: -: Attendance-l, SOB.
Evening star., 1942-09-23

NEW YORK, Sept. 23-~With exception the
Yankee nfed that chilled Brooklyn hopes with double
plays the World will performing
again playofs open
ndat.-
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Bio BouIey, the TuckIe, Is No. | Boy

The NJ here is big tackle named Gil Bouey He's already
the AlAmca of a national weekly,
E Eagles n Boueys
great gamble The fellow 25
admits
"The other scrmnage" young
Curran Bouy This kid
----eshman but he's good looking
Anyway the first time he block the big fellow rushed
his left hand
he
in Boueys path Gil hoised
the third
by him Moody
he doing.
Coach, said the kid this little faster than
to keeping lot of established varsity likely to feel the
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Like Many Others, Denny Called on HoIus

There is going be another of those Information"
basphem
that the T
fellow
out Like Leahy of other college
Halas of the Chicago
do dicker Bumbaugh?" Bum-
baugh the old quarterback,
Go ahead said Halas, "but wish Paddy
He's looking for spot"
ant
q fellow tell
That's Brumbaugh College
Eagles handling the ball
that's
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Suspense Painful Cardinals and Dodgers Depend Lanue Rallies
Win, Lose or Draw
Eagles Poised for Iona, Hiqh FIioht
BY FRANCIS (. STAN.
Star STAFF CorresnnntIent.

Eoeles Poised for Long High Flight
BOSTON Sept 3 wouldn't raise the morale of Coach
Hagey OF Georgetown he could take good long look what
Denny Myers cooking Denny the big tough gentleman
who runs the football show at Boston College and looks the
Eagles will have to be considered the Eastern college champion
ship picture.
The material is here College line
pounds featuring scaling
There's backeld
the eleven.
The coaching here old
who his
Frank Leahy Nore Dame he TO- this
with personnel he'll probably while
facing West Virginia Clemson Carolina
Forest
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Giants, Always Tough, Feared
More Than Ever by Redskins
Appear Forther Advanced Than Capital Team;
Former Local CoIIegions Spice Invaders

Always tough Redskins the New York Giants probably
their Sunday for the first clash between the rivals
In their current Football trophy chase
always pretty good game for u.s. Ray Flaherty
when things going badly for them
hut this time they've the edge because they
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Boston College Is Bona Eide COLLEGE Power


the getting national
% of st.
49, Sugar Bowl 194l
College football particularly
nothing prestige
football understud Sid
signs becoming valuable
running of the New England
Famig and Frank Maznckhat largely
Sunday
line for Hugh Galarnau
Justification that their
brand country including the
Big Ten game the they found
NOR supporters.
Evening star., 1942-09-23

NATIONAL.
Results YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. q; New York, s.
ST. Louis, q. Pittsburgh. 3.
Cincinnati, IT CHICAGO. IL.
Others not scheduled,
Evening star., 1942-09-23
League Statistics
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER .3. 1912.

AMERICAN.
Results YESTERDAY.
New York. g. Wa shington, /.
Detroit, o; Chicaso, ,.
Others not schc cduled.
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Yankees Have Bulge on Cards
And Dodgers in |nfieId PIoy
Hossett on First Only Change in Quartet
Thot Sporkled in 1o4l World Series
BY GAYLE TALBOT,

(This is the second Of series comparin
series riunls.)
Evening star., 1942-09-23
Standing Of the Clubs

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
| Wash. At N. r. Chicaso 1T Cleve.
Only gams. Only sams.
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A statement relating 10 q new
War Production Board order fur
ther restricting the use in The
use in the telephone industry Of
materials essential to the war
effort has just been received
from Randolph Eide, the COM
pany,s comferical manager for
this was the second order issued
this exchange.
Manser Deis pointed out ira,
by the War Production Board
which restricted installation Of
telephone facilities.
The new war production board
order further restricts the use
by telephone companies of mat.
erials essential to the war effort
II forbids construction for the
installation Of new business or
residence telephones if more
than a minimum of construction
work is involved, except for ser
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OHIO BELL TELEPHONE AIDS WAR
EFFORT: WIDER USE OF
PARTY-LINE URGED

vice required in the war effort Or
for-pubiic health ond safety.
It orders much wider use OF
party line service.
A previous order restricted new
installations Of residence extern
sions, the replacement Of manual
privote branch exchange switch
boards by dial, the replacement
of desk stands hand sets.
In the statement received BY
Manager Deis, President Eide
said: "The immeiate effect Of
these orders will vary in differ.
ent locilities, depending upon
what facilities are presently
available. Those persons who
have telephones now viii not be
affected by chonScs, ercept that
in some places and under some
circumstances they might have 70
changes to party-line service and
they cannot get extension tele-
telephone IL they do not have
them now.
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'For people who have no tele-
phones and want them, we shall
supply them wherever there are
now enough lines and switch
boards, but generally, where new
construction would be necessary
we shall not be able to provide
service.
This will mean inconvenience
and perhaps hardship to mors
people, but we ask the public's
fullest cooperation in this impor.
tant step 10 save thu maximum
Of materials for the war.
Besides the great savings In
materials alreary made by sub.
stitution and wartime engineer
ing, the new restrictions will
mean that more lead, iron. steel.
zinc. copper and rubber used in
telephone equipment, will now
20 into arms.
I'm spite Of all this, and while
telephone service may not be
available to all who want it we
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we would get along better. She
wants to have her way eve
crything and she doesn't want to
marry. Tell me what to do?
An&:--Sad for her indeed that
she can't see that il would be
TO her advantage to marry and
live = life together that both OF
vow woould be proud OF. She
probably doesn't care enough
for yon to get married. If you
feel you do not want TO con-
tinus on with her on the same
basis that you are living togc-
ther now. there's nothing left
TO do but separate. Your girl
il rather forceful in her man
nor. she isn't going to give in
TO anything unless il pleases her.
r. C.---Is there any reason what
soever for my grandson doing
the wrong things all Of the time
stay worried and upset about
this boy and / inst don't know
uy},af fn dn9
Ans:-Find the boy job af-
ter school hours. Hire him your
self If you have TO. 81 don't
mean hard work, but mean
work that you feel he would en-
Joy. Pay him small salary. 7.
enough 10 make him feel that
he is accomplishing something.
Teach him TO save. You need
to get him of the streets. You
have garden spot. pay your
grandson by the week TO tend
il for you.
r. B. A certain younr man.
whom / love dearly, says he loves
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the leading role Of the WLW-
MIC weekday serial, THE Bar
tons. A sophomore at ST.
George High School in Evans
ton. H.. Dick Is identified by a
fair complexion, bright hair and
inquisitive brown eyes. A.
Dick Holland or Bud Barton. h<
is q typical American boy in
typical nlidWestern town.
DlALGRAPHS:
BILL GOODWIN OF the CHS
blonde series signed long
term mouis contract tuifh ParG-
mount.
KATE SMITH and JACK
BENNY programs will not hare
summer requirements.
MEL BLANC, multi-poiced
actor on the AL PEARcE Blue
sloap is liketplss the roice Of
BUGS BUNNY" and "PORKY
PIG" in the Merrie Melodies and
Loony Tunes shorts.
ANITA, charming songstress
OF the WLW "SCRAMBY AM
BY" show Is Of to Hollywood to
become Gn NBC uocal ssafer.
RED SHELTON, the NBComic
receipad a letter recently nd-
dressed. Il Dood It. Hollywood.
California"
ED GARDNER ,pears a bnf-
tered old felt tat to help hin.
characterize Archie" in the
CHS "DUFFY'S TAVERN"
stoiU.
EDITH TALLiAFERQ, star OF
Noe! CoiUnrd's hits, is frequent
IN heard in character roles on
| ths NBC "ALDRICH FAMILY.
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me and was going to marry me.
Now, because | won't give in,
he says he will not marry me.
I wish to know what to do and
what not to do?
Ans: He was hoping you would
fall for his line and weaken.
Hald out and don't let him con-
vince you that you would be
doing right to submit to his ad-
vances,. In the first place he
IL too young to marry. Stop
going with him il he persists in
taking this attitude.
G Al am writing to two boys
"a the Army. UAe has asns.
me to marry him when he gets
cut on furlough and the other
hasn't yet, but | am expecting
it just any day. Tell me whici.
Of these soldiers should ac-
cept rs | love them both.
Ana:---You must not accept Ell
ther soldier. they are in no po
sition to get married. Hang on
10 both boys and be their girl
but you cant allow them to
get serious. Its a lot more
more interesting to be popular
among two soldier boys than it
is 10 be a broken hearted wife
left behind to fight her battle
alone. Stay single.
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r. B.-My husband and ] have
been separated because ! believed
him untrue. He swears he will
be everything to me | will take
him back. This, have done.
Have made mistake?
An.:--No. You did make q
mistake however, when you
left him because of some
foolish suspicion that you
didn't even have proof Of.
II you intend to believe tn.
worst Of him every time yor
hear q little gossip then J
am indeed sorry for you.
You must control your jea-
lousy. ~ ........
s. + FL can't seem to wait to
read your column. I always get
a bit Of information whether II
applies to me or not .Should
so ahead with this money deal
am involved in9
Ans:- Under one condition
that is VOC forget about the
friendship that exists between
you two people and handle this
deal strictly in business like
manner. You can't let friend
ship interfere with business
If il is done. ], you loose friend.
Go ahead il you know that il is
being handled a. il should
G.B IL have been with this wo-
man for a year and a half and
together. | would be satisfied
to spend the rest Of my life with
her. | don't want people to
think wrong Of her but she says
if | would pay attention to her
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youngster h successfully
waded through the Hollywood
casting mills and was launched
on 8 movie career.
In another short year, young
Richard Holland was cast in
such top-notch productions as
."Love III The Cven. Tom
Sawyer, Make Wish. III
Happened in hollywood. THE
Last Gangstef' and THE Boss
Of Lonely Valley" This iasl
picture was with Buck Jones
who had a part written IN for
Dick after the holland lad had
appeared with Jores in radio
show.
These days Dick is heard In
4
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"Cach0o I h G
Clown" a COM
m G n ce m G d t
p r 0 & r 8 m
sketch at ST.
N j c b 0 ] q 8
School in Ev-
q 81 o n. Ill.
From that am
atetir perform
ance ii was
just one short
Jump for Dick
into the big
time. In fact.
twelve months
\ ~ - . 1, -
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rience right be quite normal
for fortunate grownup, but II
SO happens that Dick is o young
ster in his teens
All this dramatic business Of
Dicks started ages ago = In
June OF 1886 when he ap-
peared In the title role OF
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believe we can keep the service
up 70 high standard. At s,.y
rate, we shall do our level nest.
These difficulties are some.
thing that neither the COVER.
nor the telepanre companies caa
help. They are part Of thr
price Of protecting liberty,
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ON AND OFF THE AIR
TYpIH1T dMERJr IN nov
A TYPICAL AMERICA Z
by Fred Emery.
ick Holland is a radio actor.

Dick Holland is radio actor He has also been in
a half dozen movies. He knows how to model clay.
He has lived in New York. Chicago, Hollywood and
Toronto He has worked on California ranch and
lived with bunch of cowpunchers All Of that expe-
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DON'T TAKE THIS
LYING DOWN

When men are FIGHTING ar
dying. you must do yosr per-
BE sure you enlist your DOL
LARS for DEFENSE. Back Of
armed forces-and protect yol
own lfe--with every single dol
lar and dime you can.
America must have = steady
fiow OF money pouring IN every
day to help beat back our ens>
mics.
Put Dimes into Defense
Stamps. And put Dollars into
Bonds. Buy now. Buy e.
pay day Buy as often a.
can.
Don't take this lyirs
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are common offenders

II you're past 40, the chances are
that your breath will oe offensive
oftencr than that Of young person.
Fermentation of tiny food particles
caught by partial plates and den
lures frequently cause this condition
which you yourself may not detect
but which is so offensive to others.
Why not take the easy, pleasant pre-
caution that so many fastidious peo-
pie use to halt this fermentation
Listerine Antiseptic employed as q
mouth rinse. It Immediately makes
the breath sweeter, purer, less likely
to offend. Lambert Pharmacal Co.,
st. Louis, No.
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r.. B.A certain young man.
whom ! love dearly, says he loves
Evening star., 1942-06-16
Women Shoppers
Elect Officers

Cynthia Wentworth Hannum was
reelected president of the Wash
ington League Of Women Shoppers
at the final membership meeting of
the year. Other officers are Mrs.
Gardner jackson. vice president;
Mrs. Martha Ward Dudley, assist
ant to the president; Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Delman, executive secretary;
Mrs. Anita Nieto Sufrin, corre-
spending secretary, and Mrs. Karl
Borders, treasurer.
Members at large of the Execu-
tive Board for the coming year will
be Mrs. Louis H. Bean, Mrs. John
B. Martin, jr., and Mrs. Rita Surrey.
The new committee chairmen
elected to the Executive Board are
Mrs. Joseph Weiner. publicity di-
rector; Mrs. Marjorie Redman, Edu-
cation Committee; Mrs. Nanette D.
Berman, Labor and Investigating
Committee; Mrs. Richard Boke
Legislative Committee; Mrs. Doris
Reiber, Living Standards Commit
tee-consumer interests: Mrs. jean
cite G. Fineman, Living Standards
Committee housing; Mrs. Kathleen
Cliff. Ways and Means Committee,
and Mrs. Charles Horsky, Member
ship Committee.
Evening star., 1942-06-16
Womens Groups Expanding
Social Service Work

stitute for a permanent bronze
tablet to be placed by the
OAR when the ban on metal has
been lifted. The Navy Band will
entertain with a short concert
before the ceremony. Mrs. Jessie
Scott Arnold, State historian, and
Mrs. Frederick K. Sparrow, chair
man of historic sights, are in
charge of the ceremony. Others
who will attend include the Rev.
Shera Montgomery. chaplain of
the House of Representatives;
Mrs. Geoffrey Creyke, State
regent, and Randle B. Truett,
chief of National Memorials and
Historic Sights Division, National
Capital Parks, Interior Depart
ment. A boat ride on the canal
will follow the unveiling.
The Soroptimist Club will OBJ
serve national Flag Week at its
regular luncheon Wednesday,
when the guest speaker, Mrs.
Evening star., 1942-06-16

Eleanor Austin, executive secre-
tary Of the Flag Association,
will speak on "The Field of Patri-
otic Education"
The final meeting of the club
this season will be July !, but
table luncheons will be attended
by members at pm. each
Wednesday In the Willard Hotel
Coffee Shop.
Evening star., 1942-06-16
Junior Service Unit
To Meet Today

Capt. Glenn Russell, commandant
of the Women's Defense Training
School, and Mrs. William Martin,
day director of the school, will be
guest speakers at meeting Of
"Jango," the Junior Army and Navy
Guild organization, at S pm. today
at the home Of Mrs. McCook Knox,
1853 N street NV.
The speakers will tell Of the
activities of the school. All young
women between the ages of 16 and
26, members of the immediate
families of Army or Navy officers,
who are interested in Jango are
invited to attend meetings every
Tuesday from $3.50 to $50 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Knox.