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1870 243 Washington St. BOSTON. MONDAY EVENING. CENTS VOLCXXXU NO 83 Entered as under the i act DeBoth nib or Glob School in Welcoming 1 SECOND GAME Innings 1 23456789 As -0 15 R.S0X-0 Batteries Thomas and Hayes; Newsom and Peacock. SECOND GAME Innings 1 23456789 Bees -1 0 0 H.V.-1 0 Batteries Turner and Lopez; Lohrman and Dannlng.

i JESSIE DEBOTH ARRIVES HERE Will Open Cooking School Tomorrow Afternoon By DOROTHY G. WAYMAN Jessie DeBoth arrived in Boston this morning, radiant and full of her famed vivacious charm. I want to go right up to Mechanics Building and see my model kitchen! was her greeting to Miss Agnes Mahan, household editor of the Globe. I hope all my old friends are coming tomorrow. I do love Boston because the Globe Cooking School audiences are made up of intelligent women.

It keeps me on my toes all Winter thinking up new recipes to interest such expert cooks as you have around Boston. Lots of old friends and plenty of new ones are coming to the Globe Cooking School, whose first session opens at Mechanic's Building at 1:30 tomorrow. Miss Mahan assured her. Never a Dull Moment Head of the DeBoth Home-Making Schools in New York. Jessie Marie DeBoth is recognized as the leading authority in America today Cooking School Continued on Page 8 SOX BOX SCORE FIRST GAME Supreme Court Justice John C.

Crosby today submitted his resignation to Gov Hurley. In a brief letter Justice Crosby informed the Governor that he had served continuously since 1913 on the high court of the. state, and was resigning in his 78th year. Justice Crosby will retire under the Pension bill at the last session of the state Legislature. In his letter he asked that his resignation become effective next Thursday, the last day of this month.

The letter of resignation said: I was appointed an justice of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts in December, 1913, and have served in that capacity continuously since that Judge Crosby Continued on Page 4 193721 PAGES 2 BODIES FOUND INSAILBOAT Believed 2 of 4 Missing From Dartmouth, Mass Two bodies found in a capsized sailboat in Buzzards Bay by Lieut McCaffery of the Coast Guard Amphibian plane V-134, are believed to be those of two of four boys missing since last night from Dartmouth, Mass. Searching for the boys, Lieut McCaffery came upon the capsized sailboat one mile north of Pasque Island, near Buzzards Bay. He notified Cuttyhunk Coast Guard Station and a picket boat with crew Missing Continued on Page 4 PICARD GAINS BELMONT FINAL Defeats Guldahl, 7 and 6) Nelson Defeats Cooper By GERRY MOORE BELMONT COUNTRY CLUB. Sept 27 Overwhelming United States Opsn Champion Ralph Guldahl, 7 and 6, in their 36-hole semifinal match here today, long and lean Henry Picard, the Plymouth-bred professional from Hershey. Penn, led the way into the final round of the $12,000 Belmont golf tournament.

Despite knowledge that his year-old son is confined to a hospital in Hershey, with a mysterious ailment, the 29-year-old member of the United States Ryder Cup team, who learned the rudiments of the game as an assistant professional at Plymouth, continued his unrelenting assault on Belmonts par to be installed a favorite to win the $3000 Golf Continued on Page 19 THE WEATHER United States Weather Bureau forecasts: For Boston and its vicinity: Somewhat unsettled, with occasional rain probably, tonight and Tuesday; continued cool; moderate northerly winds. For Maine and New Hampshire: Generally fair in the interior, cloudy on the coast tonight and Tuesday, slightly cooler tonight, light frost in the interior. Boston Observation, 7:30 a Barometer 30.21 inches; temperature 52, maximum 81, minimum 50, cloudy, humidity 58 percent, wind northwest, 8 miles; no precipitation; total this month 3.23 inches. SIXTH RACE $900, claiming, 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs. Mansro, May, 111 8.60 4.20 2.40 My Kin.

Cubitt. 106 4.10 2.40 Ladfield, lVholey, 111 2.30 DAILY DOUBLE Laconic and Crop paid $527.40 Other Race Results on Page 19 FIRST GAME Miss Agnes Mahan (left), household editor of the Globe, greeting Jessie DeBoth on the latters arrival in Boston this morning. FESALlSAGOTr WILL SUMMON DOLAN To Serve Subpoena Thursday Ordering Ex-Official To Appear Before Them With Records Jessie DeBoth J- day by tax agents, directed by Clifton E. Mack, Boston head, will be served Thursday when the State Court order impounding the books and records will be lifted. Tax agents attempted to get access to the papers in the State Court last Dolan Continued on Page 4 TREASURY BALANCE WASHINGTON, Sept 27 (A P) Treasury receipts for Sept 24 were expenditures, balance, $2,864,219,227.

Customs receipts for the month were $29,092,994. The Temperature Today The thermometer at Thompson's Spa records the temperature up to 3 today as follows: 1938 1937 1936 3am 54 57 I 64 6am 54 53 2 pm 66 9am 58 57 I 3pm 67 12 62 62 I 1937 64 64 64 ENDEAVOUR I SAFE OFF IRELAND Tanker Captain Reports Speaking Missing Yacht at Sea C1 ON FETTE BALK Giants Taek tAe Opener, 5 to 4, Today Special Dispatch to the Globe POLO GROUNDS, New York, Sept 27 Lou Fette's jinx which seems to follow him whenever he faces the Giants perched on his shoulders again today as he committed an eighth-inning balk with the bases filled, which sent over the run giving the Giants a 5 to 4 victory over the Bees in the first game of a double-header here today. It was the fifth in a row for the Giants, who need only five more victories to clinch the pennant, regardless of what happens to the Cubs. A Giant rally, topped off by Joe Moore's home run inside the park, gave the Giants three in the seventh. and sent them ahead, 4 3.

A Bees-Glants Continued on Page 13 Uncle Dudley. Thompson Dorothy Dix Anagrams Beauty Talk Boake Bob Burns Burgess Call All Comics 22. Confidential Cross-Word 14 Culbertson ....22 14 Deaths 11 20 Emily Post ....21 I Financial ..10,11 22 Hollywood 16 2li Household .20,21 24 Movies-Stage .16 22. Myrtle Eldred-21 24 Once Over ...16 16 Radio 17 23 Society 12 20 Sports ..17.18,19 24- SERIAL STORIES Murder Stalks the Mayor" 20 Wings of Lov ...........13 GLOBE CONTEST Page 17 For Fighting Tuberculosis The army employs a rapid method cf X-ray photography to spot tuberculosis among its men. FRANKLIN UNION A Technical Institute REGISTRATION THIS EVENING Birktliy aai Applatea Sts, Bastaa OF SITE ES9 JUDGE JOHN C.

CROSBY COUNCIL TRIBUTE TO E. FiLEIIE Brackman and Rosenberg Motion Adopted The Boston City Council on the motion of Councilors David Brack man and Sidney Rosenberg todiy unanimously adopted a resolution Tribute Continued on Page 4 uwaemamwf" V.m tiL Mi A 'v ri. Edmund L. Dolan, former treasurer of the city of Boston, will be served with a Federal subpoena on Thursday morning ordering him to appear before special tax agents in the Federal Building, bringing with him the records and books of the Legal Securities Corporation. The subpoena order, made out to Li fl i I A h.

PILOT FINDS BODY OF LOST WOMAN LONDON, Sept 27 (A P) The famous Lutine bell at Lloyds rang today for the second time within a to announce finding pf the British yacht Endeavour unsuccessful challenger in 1934 for the America Cup. The Endeavour with her crew of 19, was reported sighted today 260 miles off the Irish coast by the British steamer, Cheyenne. The Cheyenne's master, Capt Al-Endeavour I Continued on Page 4 Niagaras Water Flow The normal flow of Niagara Falls is 207,000 cubic feet of water a second. TV Wm. Filenes Sons Company regretfully announces the passing of its President EDWARD A.

FILENE evening, classes NORWOOD, Sept 27 Mrs Nettie Day, 71-year-old woman who became lost in the almost impenetrable swamp here yesterday while picking cranberries, was found dead less than a half-mile from her home and but 200 yards off Neponset st this morning. Death was due to exposure in the opinion of Medical Examiner Otto Schofield. Three planes covered the five-mile swamp all morning as searchers on the ground combed the area. Pilot Henry Kent, flying without an observer, sighted the woman's body shortly after 10 o'clock. He was unable to direct searchers to the spot from the air and returned to the airport where he drew a map of the Norwood Woman Continued on Page 4 Johnny Long and his orchestra make their bow to the dance lovers cf Boston on Thursday averting.

Sept. 30, at the COPLEV-PLAZA in the SHERATON ROOM at nine. This Johnny Long group includes five youthful vaca lists which rounds out one of the most dance-able end entertaining orchestras in the country. Supper Dance evenings el 9 Tea Dance Saturdays 4 30-7 Batted for Caster in second. Bitted for Huston in 9th.

'Batted for Fink in 9th. Innings 1 23456789 Boston 40100001 6 Philadelphia 0 0 10 10 0 0 02 Two-Base Hits Mills, Higgins, Hasson, Moses. Home Runs Foxx (2), Newsome. Sacrifice Hit Newsome. Double Flays Newsome to Huston to Hasson (2); Huston to New-some to Hasson.

Struck Out By Newsom. Brucker (2), Huston, Johnson, Fink, Barns; i by Fink. Gaffke. Base on Balls By Newsom, Moses, Johnson, Hasson, Barna, Newsome: by Fink. Newsom.

i Passed Ball Peacock. I Umpires Summers, Owens and 1 Quinn. Red Sox-Atbletics Continued on Page 13 in Paris, France. In respect to his memory all Filene stores and shops will be closed at the time of the funeral; date will be announced as soon as arrangements have been completed. Two-Base Hits E.

Moore, Ripple. Home Runs J. Moore. Cnccinello. Sacrifice Hit Lanning.

E. Moore, Whitehead. Ds.bie Days Lanning to Cue-c'-aeMe: Balk to Fette. Struck Oat- -By llabbelL- Garins. Uctcher, Moeller.

Fanning 12); by Tanning. McCarthy; by Brown. Hoetler. Rue on Balls By Hobbell. IVarst-kv.

Cocclnello. Moeller; by lanning, tWcm, annuo, Ripple; by Brown, t. Moore, Fletcher; by Fette, Dan-King. Hit by Pitcher By lanning. Bar- ten.

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