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Evening star., 1936-06-21
MUNGER IS VICTOR
IN SOUTHERN GOLF
Beats Haas, 80, After He
Assumes Lead on Third
Hole of Match.
BY the Associateo'Press.

~ Itle AoSUClhtcu FI6S6'
M EMPHIS, Tenn, June 30
M Jack Munger of Dallas, Tex,
wv 25-year-old Southern Metho-
4 n dist University junior, won
the Southern amateur golf title today,
defeating Freddie Haas of New Or
leans, student at Louisiana State
University, and 2.
Taking the lead at the third hole,
the Texan never relinquished it
throughout the match.
Haas, the tournament medalist and
1884 Southern champion, was favored
over Munger. but the 20-year-old
Louisianan could not overcome the
pace maintained by the Dallas star.
1t was the first Southern title for
Munger, a veteran of amateur COM
petition.
Munger led one up through 18 holes.
The Texan increased his lead again tc
three up shortly after the second round
started, but Haas rallied to trim it to
one up at the twenty seventh.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

At Rock Creek Park tomorrow the
cream of the municipal lmksmen of
the city will gather to play in the
usual Summer tourney, billed as a
warm-up for the municipal links
championship. which will be played
over the 72-hole route on July l
and 2. This affair will run through
Wednesday. And at Columbia on
Tuesday a flock of juniors and their
Evening star., 1936-06-21
NET LEAD BOOSTED
BY COLONIAL TEAM
Gretchen Feiker Takes Four Tits
in Women's League-Bureau
of Standards Second.

GRETCHEN FEIKER provided the
league-leading George Washing
ton team with four more victories last
week in the Women's Tennis League
as the Colonials increased their mar
gin over the second-place Bureau Of
Standards team to three and one-half
matches.
Opponents of four different teams
fell before Miss Feiker, who defeated
them all in straight sets.
Mary Poppe won two and Alison
Claflin another for the winning G.
w team.
Standings and results Of last weeks
matches follow:
Evening star., 1936-06-21
DOUBLE BILL AT BOXING.

Twelfth Street Y. M. C. AS junior
and senior boxing teams will meet
the Anacostia Boys Club teams at the
'Y" Friday night. The "Y's" juniors
include Paris Purse, william Smith
william Bethel and Roscoe Perry
while the seniors will lineup with
Louis Peace, Robert Lockett and Zan-
der Engram.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
g NATIONS ENTER
4,418 IN OIL LYMP|CS
Only Germany, With Highest
Possible Total, Leads
U. S. in Numbers.
Rs the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
~ ERLIN, June 20-The German
- Olympic Committee has re-
ceived 4,418 entries from So
- nations for the Olympic games
at Berlin. At least six more nations
are expected to file before the closing
dates.
Germany tops the list with 448
participants, the highest total pos
sible. The United States ranks second
with 395. Then follows: Switzerland,
279; Austria. 253; Hungary. 248; Eng
land, 238; France. 227; Japan, 1879;
Czechoslovakia, 1888; Finland, l26, and
Canada. lis.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
COLLIER STILL STAR
Declared Through 2 Years Ago,
Fee Is Ace for Heurichs.

Two years ago they said Fee Collier
was through as a sandlot ball player.
Today, Collier is catching regularly
for one of the best independent mines
in town and looks good for many
more years Indeed, it's been the hit
ting of the chubby 38-year-old re-
ceiver that has kept the Heurich
Brewery nine in the lead in two
leagues and his wisdom has steadied
every pitcher on the squad.
A father of four children and
veteran of 20 years in sandlot base
ball and foot ball, Collier boasts a
current batting average of .341, and
has committed fewer errors than any
other man on the club.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
ID. c. MAN TO SEEK
DECATHLON TITLE
SniSCak of AggieS Among
Leading Candidates for
Olympic Berth.
Py the Associated Press.

NK ILWAUKEE, June 2o.-With
M the first three place winners
V to represent the United States
4 Il in the Olympic games, the
National A. A U. decathlon cham
pionship will be determined here Fri
day and Saturday, June 26 and 81.
Stalwarts of the country will gather
for the gruelling grind Of the decath-
lon mindful that the Olympic record,
established by James Bausch of
Kansas at Los Angeles in 1882, already
has been bettered by Hans Sievert
Of Germany.
The decathlon requires participa-
ton in 100 meter, 400 meter, 1900
meter and 10 meter high hurdle
races; javelin, discus, shotput, broad
Jump, high Jump and pole vault.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

Thursday. Over
at Baltimore the
Maryland State
Golf Association
will put on its
State champion
ship tourney, to
be attended by a
few of our better
s h o t m a k e r S,
a m on g the m
Roger Peacock,
making MS sec
ond competitive
start of the year,
and Levi Yoder,
new Middle At
lantic champion.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
Summaries of Matches,

Willie O'steen (RD defeated Mary Poppe
&c W. st Ga: Mary Poppe &c. W ,
81; Alison Clafiin CGW1 defeated Eliz-
abeth ChickerinE r. 60. 81; Willie
O'Steen (Rl defeated Helen Feldman
&c. c. 6-4 e.; Christine Gawne
&C. c. defeated Virginia Athey mp
as. 6-4. 6-4; Mary Louise Braselton
IN defeated Margaret Fem tA:NA 3-6.
Go -; Gretchen Feiker tG.Wl de-
feated Eleanor Sturvis IN P 6-l. 6-l;
Gretchen Feiker (GWl defeated Bea Ey-
non CW.> 6-3. 6-3; Gretchen Feiker
CG W. defeated Elizabeth Robertson tR
feated Ansley Spalding "a. NJ "a. g..
Mary Popp' &c. W. defeated Joanna
Zettimeier tB s. 6-l. 6-4; Doroth:
(R0 50. g; Virginis Dillman &C. c b
defeated Christine Sllls (Wl 6-3; 81
Wilma Dinowitzer (WD defeated Martha
W. defeated Mary Ewin &c. W. 4-G.
IO-S. 6-3
Evening star., 1936-06-21
WOMEN IN NET FINAL
Norma Taubele and Edith Moore
Play for Eastern Title.

MONTCLAIR, N. j., June 20 tP).-
Norma Taubele. top-seeded contestant
in the Eastern clay courts women's
singles tennis championships, wor' her
way to the final with a victory over
Helen Germaine of New York. The
score was 60, 60.
Edith Moore of Montclair, who was
seeded third. defeated Grace Surber of
Jackson Heights, Long Island, seeded
second, in the other semi-final match
The score was 8-6, 60.
Misses Taubele and Moore will meet
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
The Countries Entered.

OTHER countries which have filed
~ entries are: Argentina, Bolivia,
Chile. Costa Rica Mexico, Peru,
Philippine Islands. Uruguay, Bermuda,
Greece, Egypt, Afganistan, Australia.
Belgium, Brazil. Bulgaria. China, Co.
lumbia. Denmark, Esthonia, Haiti,
Holland. British India, Jamaica, Ice
land, Italy. Yugoslavia, Malta, Latvia,
Liechtenstein. Luxenburg, Monaco,
New Zealand, Norway, Poland,
Portugal, Rumania, Sweden, Spain,
South Africa and Turkey.
Guatemala, Honduras. Panama,
Nicaragua, Puerto Rico and San
Salvador also may be represented.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
RECORDS BOLSTER
j. s. TANK HOPES
Kiefer Sets World Mark in
BaCkstroke-FIannagan,
Higgins Also Star.
Py the Associated Press.

" INe ASSOCIdLtQ FTeSS.
~ ES MONIES, Iowa. June 90
Americas aquatic stars
heightened Uncle Sans
- Olympic hopes here today
when they bettered one world and
two American long course marks in
the National A. A. U. swimming
championships.
Adolph Sonny Kiefer, 18-year-old
Chicagoan, led the record-smashing
with a 1:065 performance in the
10O-meter backstroke for a new world
mark.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

manship of one Edith Clarke, who
had a part in all three title matches
of the women's division of the same
tournament.
Edith you see, could have assured
herself and her mixed doubles part
ner, Tom Markey, of their eventual
championship one point sooner than
they did on Wednesday had she
chosen to follow the counsel OF the
other three players on the court.
Leading, So, and at match point
in the second set with the Robin
sons. Marge and Stan, one OF the
RobinSons' returns came vhistling
down the alley close to the sideline.
To the Robinsons, and to Markey, 1t
appeared out, and both losers" came
running to the net for the congratu-
latory handshakes. The umpire, how
ever, called the ball good" and then
arose proteSts-by three players. They
were sure, they told him, the ball was
out and the match was over. But
Edith said, He called it good Let's
play"
Edith took the next point and the
match was over. And on no disputed
decision. Which is the only way the
daughter of the Marine colonel would
have it.
A MONG those now in the discard,
having been eliminated long since
from the junior singles, are two who
promise to go far in D. c. tennis
circles, once they have attained the
age and size of major opponents.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
Another Title to Flanagan.

p ALPH FLANAGAN of the Great
er Miami Swimming Club, winner
of the mile championship yesterday,
added another title today by taking
the 440-yard free style in 4:48.6.
The other American record was
made in the 220-yard breast stroke
when John Higgins, Olneyville Boys
Club, Providence, r. l., cut through
the Birdland Pool waters in 2:433.
Yale's crack quartet won the 800
yard relay, fourth championship event
on the program, in 9:22.5. The De-
troit A. c.. defending champion and
record holder at 9:21.6, was second,
with Lake Shore A. c. third.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

tive glance at
this competition,
which, for In
jecting freshness
into a traditional
game, Is unsur-
passed.
But, before re-
lating a few OF
he incidents
which reflect the
ch ar a C er of
these kids, we
must pause and
pay tribute again
to the sports
Evening star., 1936-06-21
BATTLE AT COLESvILLE.

A close game is expected on the
Colesville diamond at o'clock today
when the Colesville Cardinals enter
tain the Rockville A. c. Each team
has split even in two starts in the
Montgomery County League series.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

dads will gather to play for the father
and-son championship of the club.
All in all it looks quite competi-
tive week and just about the last of
the big golf weeks from the tourna-
ment angle until hot weather puts an
end to the competitive affairs.
THE first of a series of challenge
matches that may blossom into
quite flock of contests between some
of our better pros will be put on at
Beaver Dam this afternoon, where
Roland Mackenzie of Congressional
and Bob Barnett of Chevy Chase will
match shots with the Spencer
brothers, Cliff of Beaver Dan and
Glenn of the Strathmore Club of
Baltimore. The match will start
about 2:30 pm. and is the result of
challenge flung by Barnett several
weeks ago. I'VE need more good
matches around this town" Bob said.
Roland and I will take on any pair
you can find" Cliff and Glenn Spen-
Ger grabbed the bait and more pros
are waiting for the chance.
short pitches-President Robert
P. Smith of Congressional gave
the girls of his club a big hand at
the club dinner Thursday night for
winning both the first and third
team matches Chevy Chase put
up a great scrap in the final match,
but was too far behind to catch
Congressional with a 5l2-point lead
Betty Meckley is one of the ath-
letic marvels of the age Betty
is no school girl, but she has over
come physical handicaps galore to
play the finest game of golf any
woman has shown around Washing
Evening star., 1936-06-21
PLAY AT SYLVAN SHORES.

SYLVAN SHORES, Md, June 90
The base ball team of Sylvan Shores
will play double-header tomorrow,
meeting the Germantown, Md, nine
in e first game. and the crew from
the U. S. submarine 20 in the night
cap.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
MISS DOLPHIN AHEAD
Ties Track Record as 1t Scores
in Moslem at Detroit.

DETROIT. June 20 Cp).-E. ?. Sea-
gram looked on wistfully today as Miss
Dolphin, filly he lost for $4,000 in a
claiming race a few weeks ago, raced
512 furlongs in los to equal the De-
troit track record and win the $4,000
added Moslem Temple stakes.
Miss Dolphin, now owned by Mrs
A. NJ. Creech, sprinted quickly ahead Of
the field Of 2-year- -olds and won easiI
six lengths in front Of Mrs. c. S. How
ards Coramine which paid $500 to
place. Manager Mike, a Dixiana Stable
entry with Mata's Brother, was third
Evening star., 1936-06-21
SHAW REPLACES SMITH.

SAN JOSE, Calf, June 20 (P).-
Lawrence Buck" Shaw was named
head foot ball coach today at the
University of Santa Clara, replacing
Maurice J. Clipper" Smith, who re-
signed to accept the same position at
Villanova College.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
LEWIS PEEWEEs AHEAD.

With Sherman, Rosenbloom and
Silverman collecting three safeties
apiece, the Buddy Lewis Peewees
swamped the Arundel Ice Cream nine,
1876, yesterday at Fairlawn.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
SPEEDSTERS WILL RACE.

BOLTON LANDING, N. Y, June
20 R.-Led by George REFS cham
pion Ell Lagarto, five of Americas Is
fastest hydroplanes we're entered to.
day for the thirty-third running of the
Gold Cup championship here July Is
Evening star., 1936-06-21
SHADY OAK TWIN BILL.

Bill Beck and Sherman Howard will
toe the slab for the Southeast Busi-
ness Men today when they tangle
with Shady Oak diamonders in q
twin bill ct Shady Oak. The first
fray will get under way at noon.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
TIGERS SIGN COLLEGIAN.

DETROIT, June 20 CP).-Detroit
has signed Frank Secory, big slugging
outflelder of Western State Teachers
College, Kalamazoo, Mich. He is to
report to the Tiger farm at Charles
ton, S. G.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
CLASH AT WHEATON.

In one of the outstanding sandlot
games scheduled for today. the Silver
Spring Giants will clash with the Red
Sox on the Wheaton, Md, diamond
at 3 o'clock. Burger or Ehlers will
pitch for the Giants.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
WEEK all

WEEK all cluttered up with
n golf tournaments-two Of them
"A important affairs-faces the
4 u divot lifting colony around
the Capitol. Most important on the
local calendar is the junior District
championship, scheduled to start at
Woodmont on Tuesday, to run through
Evening star., 1936-06-21
DINERS ENJOY
FINE SPORTS YEAR
Capture Over 70 Per Cent of
Events in Varsity and
.Frosh Tits.

w WINNING more than 10 per
n !. cent of both its varsity
wv and freshman contests and
v adding many other honorS,
including the Southern Conference
base ball title and the national inter-
collegiate lacrosse. crown, University
of Maryland had one OF its greatest
years in sports during 1935-1936.
Sending varsity and freshman
teams into difficult schedules in seven
pastimes-foot ball, basket ball, box
ing, track, lacrosse, base ball and ten
nis-Maryland won SO varsity events,
lost % and tied /, while the freshmen
scored 80 wins, lost on 13 occasions
and deadlocked once.
Here are the complete figures:
Evening star., 1936-06-21

One Of COLTS annual fun parties-
the buffers tourney for women-will
come off Thursday at Manor, where
quito a field of fair club swingers
will gather to play for the trophy
The tourney for the buffers Cup is
open only to players with handicaps
Of Is and over, but special events
will be held for lower handicapped
players. Entries will close Tuesday
with Mrs Gale w. Pugh, at Cleveland
5673.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
/ s1zEABLE distance back, but not

n SlZEABLE dlStance back, but not
n out of the running for the $500
first prize money. with 139 strokes,
came Horton Smith, lanky Chicago
pro, who added -under-par 70 to
his SO Of yesterday; the veteran Mac
Donald Smith of Nashville, Tenn,
who stepped up his pace to a great
81 after an opening 72, and Light
Horse" Harry Cooper. Cooper pounded
out SO, two under even figures.
Lawson Little of San Francisco and
Chicago, the 1884 and 1885 American
and British amateur titleholder, now in
golf as a business, who finished Sec
ond to Mangrum with a fine 81 yes
terday, needed 73 strokes today and
was tied with Tony Penna of Chicago
at l40.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
MANGRUM AHEAD
IN WESTERN GOLF
Scores Amazing 1873 for 36
HoIes-GuIdahI Second,
z Strokes Away.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
~ AVENPORT, Iowa, June 90
Rangy Ray Mangrum of
Dayton, Ohio. backed up his
~ spectacular Introductory 66
with another par-smashing round
Of 81 today for an amazing 36-hole
total of 1873, to cling to the lead in
the annual Western open golf title
battle at the halfway stage.
The hilly, sun-baked Davenport
Country Club layout looked just the
same today as it did yesterday as far
as Mungrum was concerned, but II
didn't look much tougher to Ralph
Guldahl. raw-boned Los Angeles pro-
fessional. Guldahl matched the Day.
ton shotmaker'S Ct, to rocket into ar
extremely threatening second place at
135-just two strokes back.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

STAGE TILT AT NORBECK.
Arlington A. c. base ball team goes
to Norbeck, Md, today, where it will
play the Myrtle A. c. nine.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

Billy Dettweiler, the tall Congress
sional kid, shot a subpar 10 over his
home course yesterday.
Evening star., 1936-06-21

w YITH but little space and less
M time to have touched upon
Wv aught but the high lights
of the City of Washington
boys and junior tournament which
The Star has been conducting at
Edgemoor for the last four days, 1t
well behooves us to cast a restospec-
Evening star., 1936-06-21
PUBLIC L|NKSMEN
START TOMORROW
Junior Title Tournament
Pairings Will Be Made
at Tee Tuesday,.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

- EVENLY FIVE public links golf
ers have been paired for the
medal round in the Rock Creek
~ Park tournament to be played
tomorrow as a prelude to four rounds
Of match play.
Pairings and starting times follow:
a.m-Dick Gentry. H. w. McReynolds
and Elmer Panoley; 9:05-G. S. Under
wood. W S Ward and E. L. Hogan: 9:10-
C c. Ward, Frank CLARK and J F Fry;
B. Hinton; 9:2o-,I Brent Harold Bowers err
G. enc oarges and" ana G. Wilies; a:so@Mark
Woodward Al Gordon and William Baronl:
q. Q.35-Charles Alexander L. D. Byers and
Eddie Lightbougle; 9:40-W. H. Harrison.
Pearce, George Gibbs and P; E. Rosendall;
a:5O-Bin Ieapley Russ sullivan and Ross
Smith; 955--George Winkler, Ben Kong
and Charles Williams
10:OO-R H. Kirchmeyer Herman Allen
and AL Miller: 1O:05-Horace Jenkins
and Ernest Baughen: 10:I0-Dave Her
man, Ed Burns and E. C. Jameson; 1q;l5
Julian Murphy. John Baer, IT.. and Late
Franklin: 1O:20-B. K. Baer Don Sui
Ivan and Robert Green; l0:25-Claude
Rippy, Andy Oiveri and Bob Leapley;
10:30-Joe Rodeers, Harry Yates and Pat
Axtell; 10:35-Bobby Suit, J. P. Stanton
and C. L Wolford; 10:40--Barney Welsh,
Charles Ficco and Serge Folk; 1o:45.,C. B.
I0:50-James Morris, James Faust and
Eddie Stolark: lO:55-Wihur Seay. Bob
Gabriel and Ralph Bennie: 1l:OO-A. s.
French w. Eaton and E. E. Grimes.
Evening star., 1936-06-21
Wins TSchiffely Trophy.

WINS TSchlHeIN Trophy.
MRS. R. N, SUTTON won the
play-of yesterday of tie for
the Tschiffely Trophy at Washing
ton Golf and Country Club, scoring a
81 with a handicap of IA strokes, for
a net of 30. Mrs. c. L. Vaile. with
whom Mrs. Sutton had tied Friday,
had 104-17-87 in the play-off.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
Astor Thorpe Hollywood
Scandal Raging Bitterly

no effort 10 introduce Miss Agtor'S
diary, In which she confessed her
love for George" though he and
DIR. Thorpe made public what pur-
ported 10 be a censored version OF
1t. That will come today when Miss
Astor's cross examination Is finished,
1t was intimated. Miss Astor's at
torneys we're ready 10 fight the In
PRODUCTION OF q mere fragment.
They want all OF 1t introduced, or
none, contending that II reflects
more adversely on DR.. Thorpe than
on Miss Astor.
Miss Aston was reported enraged
by the nature OF Anderson's cross
examination, and 1t was intimated
that when her turn came she would
introduce evidence that will pale
anything DR.. Thorpe has so far Of
fered. Foremost Of the names that
figured In the crogs-examination
was that OF John Barrymore, fas
nous screen lover now III In a rest
home. Anderson wanted 70 know II
Barrymore had become so intoxi-
Gated In Miss Astor's home that he
stumbled over four year old MARI
Ign. Indignantly. she said mo" The
other men who figured In the cross
examination were George Open
heimer. New York and Hollywood
writer. Daniel SilbcrbeTg, business
man. Bennett Cert, New York pub
Usher and former husband Of Sylvia
Sidney, an actress. Italian Count
Erturo Carpegna. Carlos Paraga. Of
Havana. John Eldridge. movie actor.
and Irving Thalberg, movie execu-
tive and husband Of Norma Gheaver.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
CASTOR MEANS IS
CRITICALLY ill
Refuses to Permit Opera.
ton at Leavenworth;
Wife Hurries There

Leavcnworth, KanS, Aug. IL
(UP)--Mrs. CASTOR d. Means came
here today 10 sec her husband, who
refused 10 permit an emergency
operation 10 save his life, Means
who Is serving q i6.yoar sentence
for swindling Mrs. Evalyn Walsh
Mclean, Washington society host
oss, out OF 100000 In the Lindborgh
baby kidnapping, was stricken with n
gal. bladder attack Saturday night
Physicians urged an immediate
operation. Means refused 10 permit
II, and the justice department In
formed his wife that her husband
was critically III and advised her "a
come. Her consent would DO needed
II the operation Is performed,
Mrs. Means was hyBterlcal when
she boarded u plane In Washington
late yesterday and would not. say
whether she would authorize the
operation. Means was reported un.
improved today.
Means, 81, Is n former department
o. justice employe, and once served
n sentence In Atlanta prison for
violation OF prohibition laws Means
approached Mrs. Mclean with a
story that nc could recover the Lind
bergh child shortly after II was kid
naped.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
BY RONALD WAGNER

UNITED Press Stan Correspondent
Los Angeles, Aug. ii--fUP)-Any
possibility OF private. out Of court
settlement OF the Mary AStor DIR,
Franklyn Thorpe child custody fight
was believed 10 have vanished today
following Miss Astor's merciless
cross denomination by her former
husbands lawyer She returns 10
her courtroom ordeal this morning
and persons cldose 10 her said she
was tout for blood" While court
officers armed with warrant sought
George 8. Kaufman, famous play
wright, the one lover she has admit
ted. Mr.. Thorpe's lawyer, Joseph An
derson, duelled all day with the
beautiful, sharp witted and sharp
tongued actress without gaining
appreciable advantage.
He flung at her the names Of eight
Tnen--many Of them prominent In
the theatrical and business world
and demanded 10 know II she had
entertained them In her bedroom.
The answer In each case was mega
tive and once she said, sarcastIcally,
Il didn't entertain him In my bed
room, either" befores Anderson
could put his question. Anderson's
purpose was 10 prove that Miss As
tor was an unfit mother. Both we're
aware OF this basic intention and
they duelled back and forth. the
little actress neutralizing the tall,
stern vigaged attorneys acid with
feminine sweetness. or robbing his
irony Of effectiveness with a biting
oeiaitv of her own, Anderson made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-11
LARGEST OPIUM
RAID FOR YEARS
Seventy Pounds Were
Seized Today By Is
0.Men In Boston

Boston, Aug. ll--CUp)-FederRl
ofElcials made one OF the largest
opium seizures In the history OF tho
port today when they found 70
poupss Of the raw narcotic having
q potential retail value - $4,000
aboard the Black Diamond Line
freighter Black Tern. M arrests
were made. Authorities said that
the narcotic In its raw state was
worth e3o,260 and that this value
would DO increased approximately
$4,000 had the opium been trans.
ofrmed into la various by.products
for retail distribution. The raid 70.
suited from o radio received yes
terday from Captain s. =. Ing VI
the Black Tern.
OfIlcers Beard Ship
When the freIghter docked 10
federal ofIlclals, led by Deputy Gus
toms Collector Robert u. Newgonle,
John Kahler OF the special customs
agents division, and an offlcer OF
the narcotic bureau, boarded the
ship. The opium was found on the
shelter deck and In sand ballast OF
the Black Tern. No one was allowed
on or of the ship while thorough
search was made Of the entire YES.
sci for other caches Of the narcot-
ic. Teh Black Tern arrived here
from Antwerp, Belgium. Had not
Captain ing notified authorities Of
the presence OF the opium, he would
have beno liable 10 q ilne OF twice
the value Of the seizure. An inVes-
tigation was started on the theory
the alleged smuggling was the work
OF q narcotic ring with wide ram.
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