davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-01
& KILLED in
AUTO ACCIDENTS
Ten Of Years Victims
Were Children; Forty
Were Pedestrians.

OF the 80 persons killed in Della
ware in automobile accidents so far
this year, 21 we're killed in Whining
ton, and 81 in rural sections, ac-
cording to figures compiled by the
Delaware Safety Council.
Kent county seems by far the
safest county In the State in which
to drive, as only seven fatalities
occurred there during the year, COM
pared with "a in Sussex county and
81 in rural New Castle county and
Wilmington combined.
Seventy-two of the victims were
adults and 10 were children. Forty
two were passengers in automobiles
and 40 were pedestrians.
Proposes Governors
W. S. Corkran, executive officer
and engineer of the Mosquito Con-
troll Commission, has suggested to
the Safety Council the use of gov
ernors on all motor vehicles oper-
ating throughout the State as a
means of reducing the number of
fatalities. =
He suggests that State police set
governors on all cars, adjusting the
speed according to the experience
and reputation Of the operator and
the condition OF the vehicle. and
that Il be aone ~ order Of the
courts or nagist. aaea having is1rIs~
dfctfon IB motor vehicle cases.
yosId Raise speed Limit
All cars would Be governed At
cate OF SO miles - hour fnr apere-
tors licensed fQr tWz xs4r eI IT,
miles an hour, ana ~ N
As miles an hour. Mr.. Corkfsm ad-
vocates the raising of the present
speed limit on good roads to so
miles an hour All governors would
be secured with the State seal.
The speed limits would be reduc-
ed for each infraction of the motor |
vehicle law and cars found by the |
annual safety inspectors to be too
Did or defective in any part for safe
driving would also have their speed
limits reduced.
Mr.. Corkran said the use of gov
srnors has proven efficient in two
years. experience with 40 CCC
.rucks in this State.
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-01
LOCAL BOY HEADS CLUB
AT BANKS COLLEGE
william Bryant, Milford, President
OF DeI-Mar.Ya Club

The Del-Mar-Va Club, an organi-
zation of the Banks College. of Phil
adelphia, comprising those stu
dents who reside in the states of
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia.
organized for the purpose of pro-
noting. functions of an educational
and social nature, have elected Off
GERS for ,the winter season events.
! E,aT tfss rst si1e ip nj lk 2e
eyS8f history all four officers Aefecfed
reside in the State of Delaware. In
fact, two of them reside In the same
town. Never before has this happen
ed In the election of officers.
William Bryant, graduate of the
Milford High School in 1886, was
elected to the presidency. Anna Mae
Collins, of Seaford. and graduate
of the Seaford High School in 1886.
was chosen vice president. The posts
of secretary and treasurer went to
persons both residing in the town of
Claymont.
Elizabeth M. Hadley and Lewis
jackson, both graduates of the Clay
mont High School with the class of
1886, were honored with the posi-
tions of secretary and treasurer re-
spectively.
That all four officers elected
would reside in the same state Is a
distinct honor for the schools they
formerly attended. The positions in
this interstate club consistently go
to members of the Banks College
classes who are outstanding in their
college work. The Banks College
president, DR.. E. M. Hull, reports
that graduates of Delaware high
schools have all come to Banks Col
Iege with an excellent foundation In
heir academic work.
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-01
HOPE FOR
INSURANCE BILL
In DEADLOCK
Both Chambers Defeat
Measures Passed By
Other By Party Vote.
HOUSE REJECTS BILL
Senate Offer Passed Up
After House Comes Out
Of Conference.

With the Senate and House dead
locked over adoption of an unem-
ployment insurance bill. passage of
any legislation of this nature at the
special session of the General AS
sembly appears impossible as the
Chronicle goes to press.
The House by a strictly party
vote defeated the bill passed by the
Senate on Monday, and the Senate
also by a partisan vote defeated the
bill passed Tuesday by the House.
Both branches then adjourned. The
House, however, met again Wednes-
day at IL O'Clock, and the Senate
was to meet again at IL O'Clock
noon on Thursday.
The deadlock is the result of the
efforts of the Republicans and Dem
ocrats to gain control of the COM
mission that would administer the
act If it should become law. Last
minute attempts at a compromise
late Tuesday night through the med
ium of conferees were fruitless.
Thursday Deadline
While the deadline for adoption of
the bill had been set for Thursday.
word was received from Washing
ton on Tuesday night that if the bill
we're received in the capital by
Thursday morning 1t would be as
sured OF consideration This sxk&z
sIon OF time, hcweEer. was Tn1de4 ~
the action OF the Senate 5n ~
Ing until Thurs6ns Il nfql4
The Senate bali p<axi1 hi ~ tn j
appointment Of = cpus16 &
three members who wpsil4 NJ IA
by the Governor The Hpli
chanecd this n 1rQxld
fae1nhat1 Gex191
thus giving the cof 3a}on into the
controfsof the Democrak.
1t was on this the two houses
ieadIocked. The Senate agreed TO
accept an amendment I'd make the
bipartisan, tpver1eEs.
Buck to name one member. for Iyo
Tears and one for four years, and :,
Mr.. McMulIen when he takes oNes
o do the same. The Senate stUH0
IN this but the offer was rejected
~ the House.
When the conferees met at thesN
'equest of the House, the Senate
members delivered an uItimatum
hat the bill. as passed in the House.
\ ould never be approved in the up
TTarn to Page 5, Pleasel
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-01
BOND ISSUE FOR
slO5,OOO PASSED
HERE MONDAY
Voters In Favor OF Inn
provements BY 6,999 To
2,166s Vote.
NAY START SOON
Water System Will Be
Conpletely Renovated,
New Water Tower.

The taxpayers of Milford on Mon
day approved proposed bond issue
of $105.e for municipal improve
ments by vote of $3.50 to 2,166 al
special election held In the NUM-
cipal Building, between the hours of
twelve o'clock noon and four D.
m. The total cost of the program
will be $185,000, but the Federal
Government, through the Federal
Emergency Administration of Pub
lie Works, will defray As per cent
of the cost.
The proposed improvements are
as follows:
Extensions, improvement and re-
pair of water distribution system;
improvements to water works con-
sisting of the driving of new we'll,
installation of two new pumps, con-
struction of two hundred thousand
gallon water tower, purchase and
installation of new chlorinator and
aerator. extension of present build
ing, purchase and installation of wa
ter meters, construction of new
chimney for light and water plant;
construction of coal storage bin and
installation of conveying equipment
and installation of boiler feed sup
ply; extension, improvement and re-
pair of sewage and storm sewerage
system and streets.
Plans and specifications of said
improvements being on file and ap-
proved by the Council of the city of
Milford.
At the special election, every per-
son who had a right at the next pre-
ceting annual city election, had one
vote for every dollar and fractional
daalaHsQxs tsx paid by him or
I w = 6Sthef ihdivtduaf.
partnership, transportation had one
vote for every .dx1lar or mart Of dol
lar of tax paidAy said owher dur
ing the year preceding the said cleo
tion
At the public hearing on the bond
issue several weeks ago, the prin-
cipal opposition developed on the
water meter issue. Those in favor
of, the bond issue contended that
improvements in the water supply
would tend to lower fire insurance
rates.
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-01

In an executive session on Tues
day afternoon the Senate confirmed
% appointmentsa submitted by Gov
ernor c. Desslass Buck.
Luster H. DoAE justice of peace
~ ssx qslnsy fouf f'.e3t'
n8teflibef 20, 1885. = =
James T. Lank. justice of peace In
Sussex county, four years, from De-
cember 2S, 1885.
Guy u. Vail, justice of the peace
in New Castle county, four years,
from December 2S. 1885,
Walker .L.a Mifflin, State Board of
Agriculture, three years from Feb
ruary rs.
Sharp L. Wilson, justice of peace
in Kent county. four years, from
March 2.
Mary C. Enos. justice of the peace
in New Castle county. four years,
from March IL.
Ernest Muncy, State Bank Com
missioner. for the unexpired term
of Harold w. Horsey, resigned.
Thomas w. Records. justice of the
peace In Sussex county, four years
from May IL.
Alonzo Jones. collector of State
revenue, four years, from June %.
Edward G. P. Jones, regulator of
weights and measures in Kent
county, to serve during the pleas
ure of the Governor.
Turn to Page 5, Pieass1
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-01
WEEKLY WEATHER
REPORT FOR MILFORD
From Wednesday, December 2s, To
Tuesday. December 20, Inclusive

Charles J. HoIzmueller, the local
weather recorder, reports the fol-
lowing weather conditions for Mil
ford. from Wednesday, December %,
to Tuesday. December 20, inclusive:
TemuerafIyre
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-01
CHRONICLE OFFICE
CLOSED TODAY:
OPEN TOMORROW

The Milford Chronicle bus
iness Office and work rooms
will be closed all day today,
New Years Day, Friday, jan
uary 1. The business Office
will reopen tomorrow, Satur-
day, January 2, 1897 for the
transaction of business. All
sale posters and completed
jobs were placed in the mail
at noon on Thursday.
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-01
euperdIuTe
Max. Min. Rain

Total Rainfall . .05
The following winds and condis
ticns prevailed during the same
period:
Milford chronicle., 1937-01-01
SENATE CONFIRMS 23
APPOINTIVES OF GOV.
Harry B. Thaw, Milford, Appointed
For Four Years

In an executive session on Tues
day afternoon the Senate confirmed
% appointmentsas submitted by Gov
ernor C.. Dalze 1nas ESRuck
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
4 MARAKoDAS LENYEGE AZ PARl
MuNKAS SzERvEzETEK HARCABAN

lehetnek a szervezet tagjai.
Ezzel szeE1ben a CIO es John
L. Lewis az industrial uni6-
MINUS" hivei. aminek lenyege
az, hogy az egy termelesi ag-
ban dolgozo osszes emberek
mind egy unioba tartoznak be-
lepni. Icy peldaul az automo-
bill iparban mindegy, hogy vas
munkas-e valaki vagy karpitos,
ha aut6gyarban van, akkor az
auto unio tagia kell legyen, ha
mindjart es'yebet Sc tenne csak
a gyar ablakait torolgetne.
A craft, azaz szakmabeli unio
celia az. hogy egy bizonyos
munkascsoport reszere mono
poliumot, egyedarusagot te-
remtsen. Az ilyen unio XII akar-
ia zarni a szakmabol a szabad
versenyt es tagjai reszere a leg
magasabb nunkabereket akar-
ia biztositani, tekintet nelkul
ARA, hogy rnasok ehenhalnak-e
ugyanakkor. inert az unio rem
delkezesei fclytan munkaho2
mem juthatnak. Ez az unio
megengedi G seged munkasok
| alkalmazasat, de azokat volta
keppen rabszolgaknak tekintik
mem torodik vele, hogy jo vagy
ehberekert dolgoznak-e, van-e
rendes raunkaidejiik vagy ro.
gyasig, szakadasig dolgoznak
Ennek az unionak csak az 6
gondja, hogy sajat tagjai j6
keressenek es ennelfogva mi
mel magssabb tagdijakat fizet
hessenek. Mert nemcsak a seer
vezett munkas jolete fontos
hanem az is. hogy vezet6il
minel tobb penzhez juthassa
max, lehetoleg a "check Off
rendszer alapjan. A "check Off
jelentosege az, hogy a munka
J ado meg Sc kerdi a munkast
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

Az American Federation Of
Labor elnGke, William Green
es a CIO sziiloapja es vezere,
John L. Lewis beket keres6 ta-
nacskozasra iiltek ossze Wash
ingtonban, de - tudvalev6leg
- mem jutottak semmi cred
menyre.
Kutya es macska, farkas es
barany prtbaltak egymassal
megegyezni, de a konc iranti
ehseg mindkett6ben sokkal ma
gyobb volt, az 0nzes sokkal
fejlettebb, hogysem valamiben
megallapodhattak volna.
A beket keres6 targyalasok
meghiusulasanak ket Okla van.
Az egyik: a lenyegesebb, a
ket csoport celjai koz0tt lev6
oriAsi kiilonbseg, amelyet vol
takeppen mem is lehet megol-
dani. Vagy az egyik csoport-
max kell vegleg feladni min
den elgondolasat vagy ma
siknak es ere lehet6seg nincs
A ket tabor felfogasa k0zotti
kiilonbseget legjobban a kovet-
kez0kben lehet megmagyaraz.
nj.
Az eredeti angol szavaka1
hasznalva Green es az AFOL 6
s'craft unionizmus' alapjan al
lanak, azaz szakna szerint
akarjak munkast szervezni
AIT jelenti ez, hogy peldaul a,
asztalosoknak vagy egy unio
juk es ennek mas, mint asz
talos, mem lehet a tagja. Lehe
hogy az unioba tartozo aszta
losoknak segeder6kre van sziik
seguk, akik helybe hordjak re
sziikre a fat, elesitsek a seer
szamokat, akik nelkiil a SERVE
zett asztalosok dolgozni men
tudnanak, de ezek a szakma
szerinti unio elvei Szerint men
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23
VLACESEMENY BUDAPESTEN

A szeretetnek legmagasabb
foka a teljes onfelaldozas. Ma
than Hale, az amerikai sza-
badsagharc egyik hose mon
dotta 150 evvel ezel6tt:
"Csak ait sajnalom, hogy
nincs ket eletem. Maskiil0nben
mind a kett6t hazamert aldoz-
nam fel."
Az igaz szeretetnek ezt az
ideals felfogasat Krisztusban
latja megvalositva a kereszteny
vilagnak katholikus t0mege.
Az 8 hitiik szerint ugyanis ele-
ven Krisztust fogadnak lelkik-
be, valahanyszor az ugyneve-
zett scent aldozashoz jarulnak.
Exert hivjak Eucharisztia-
max, "jo szeretet" mex, az on
felaldozas isteni magassagu
fokanak AIT a szentostyat,
amelynek magyar neve Oltari-
szentseg.
$50 millio katholikusnak
ezen meggyoz6deset probalta
lekicsinyelni Wisconsin allan
ban az egyik tanar, amikor
par evvel ezelott tanitvanyai-
max k0rulbelul ezt mondotta
Mem tudom elkepzelni, no
Cyan sulyedhet muvelt katho-
likus olyasfelenek elhivesere
hogy egy kis darab kenyer
eleven Krisztussa valtozik."
Ere felszolalt egyik leany-
diakja:
"Hat AIT a tagadhatatlar
tenyt meg tudja-e magyaraz.
nj a Professor ur, hogy min.
den belenk kerulo etelnel
hasznos resze atvaltozik sajat
testiinkke veriinkke?"
"Bocsanat, kisasszony, ERE
mem gondoltam. Igerem, ezer
tul tisztcletben fogom tartan
a katholikus felfogast."
|
Mellekes az, hogy NIT his
es NIT mem e sorok olvasoja
Az azonban mem mellekes
hogy az Oltariszentsegbe We
tett hit sok szazezer ember
fog vonzani Budapestre a j0v'
ev nyaran.
Szechenyi Istvan, a ''legna
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

hanem az uni6 tagsagi dijat
egyszeriien levonja es atkuldi
az unio yezet6ihez. Ez azert ke-
nyelmes, inert ha az uni6 veze-
t6i rendkiviili iarulekokat rem
delnek Ell, akkor a munkast
meg Sc kerdik, hanenl a mum
kaado utjan levonhatjak a
tobbletet, amt a maguk resze-
re vagy javara igenyelnek.
Az industrial unionizmus''
lenyege az. mint mondottuk,
hogy az egy termelesi agban
dolgozokat egy kalap ala von-
ia es ICY n1erev ellentetben all
a szakma szerinti uni6kkal.
EFT a ket elgondolast 0ssze-
egyeztetni mem lehet es mivel
a mi allaspontunk csak az le-
het, hogy ininden egyes dolgo-
zo embernek unioban a helye
a CIO torekveseit tartjuk a he
lyesnek.
Ilyen ellenteteket kellett 9
tanacskozas soran Lewis e.
Green rlraknak elsimitani. A
felkinalt formula az volt, hogJ
peldaul a CIO altal alapitott
es vezetett automobil uni6 ke
retein beli. engedtessek mes
kulonbozC szakmabeli mum
kasoknak az, hogy szakmal
szerint kiilCn uniokat is cSinal
janak, de valamennyi ilyen xii
Ion uni6 az egyseges k0zpon
vezetese alatt alljon es takti
kajat ahhoz a'kalmazza.
A ket vezer mem mutatot
egymassal sZemben semmi en-
gedekenyseget Mindkett0t csu
pan egy gondolat vezette, az
hogy egyesules eseten XII lie
gyen az egybeolvasztott mum
kassag legf6bb vezere.
| Ez az, amiben mem tudtal
onz6 modon megegyezni E
exert akadt fem a targyalas
De mivel az egyetemes erde
messze feltilall az ilyen apr
es szemelyes tusakodAsok okon,
megoldas az lesz, hogy a nun
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

Ez az iras az atlagos DIVA
s6nak sz6l, tekintet nelkul'
ARA, hogy van-e hite, vagy
nincs.
Sohasem erte oily nagy tisz-
tesseg Magyarorszagot az ell
multi ezredeven at, mint ami
lyennek a j0v6 eyben nez eleje.
A tortenelemben nincs pei
da ARA, hogy a foldkerekseg
minden tajarol egyazon idoben
figyelt volna Budapest fele a
nagy vilag.
Legendas hir kering arrol,
hogy amikor 1O95-ben a cler-
monti zsinaton fohadvezernek
valot kerestek Europa egybe-
gyiilt kepvisel6i a Szentfold
felszabaditasAra szervezend6
nemzetkozi hadsereghez, else
valasztasuk Nagymagyarorszag
jeles kiralyara. Scent Laszlora
esett. A hozza menesztett kill
dottseg azonban mar csak
holttestet talalta ennek az
Europaszerte hires kereszteny
lovagnak.
Az is teny, hogy a XIV.-ik
szazad veget6l kezdve Magyar.
orszag fele fordult Europa fl.
gyelme, anlikor sopankodvs
remeltek, hogy a magyar majc
megmenti 6ket a torokok elo.
nyomulasatol.
De mindez eltorpul a jovi
ev majusara vart nemzetkoz
felbuzdulas mellett, amiko1
maid Budapest lesz szinhelyt
a XXXIV-ik International!
EucEarisztikuS KongreSSzuS
max.
Mi az a g0r0gos hangzas,
euchariSztia?
Szoszerint valo jelentese 6;
| jo szeretet".
kasok, a tagsag tulad mindke
vezeren es 0nzetlen ernbereke
iiltet helyiikbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

gyobb magyar" mondotta va
lamikor:
"Oly kevesen vagyunk mi,
magyarok, hogy k0ziilunk meg
az apagyilkcsnak is meg KEEL
lene kegyelmezni."
E gyonyoru mondas ICY is
alkalmazhato:
Oily keveset tud Magyaror-
szagrol a nagyvilag, hogy ne
kiink minden tisztes alkalmat
meg kellene ragadnunk, amely
szil6hazank fele terrell a fl
gyelmet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

lily tisZtes alkalom a Buda-
peSten tartando XXXIV-ik In
ternacionalis EuchariSztikus
Kongresszus.
CSERNITZKY F. ISTVAN,
a 34-ik NenlzetkOzi OltarSzent-
seges EucharisztikuS Kon-
gresszus amerikai-magyar BIZ
zottsaganak iigyvezet6je.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-23

kasok, a tagsag tulad mindket
vezeren es 0nzetlen embereket
iiltet helyiikbe.
Evening star., 1937-11-23
$8,OOO,OOO NEEDED
TO ENDOW SPORTS
That Sum Is Named at Harvard
if Program Is to Be Run
Without Receipts.

How much would it cost for
university engaged in major ath-
letics to endow all sports and main
tain them in a manner to which un-
dergraduates and alumni have become
accustomed? The answer is S8,000,-
600.
This, at any rate. is the sum Har.
ward has named as the price of con-
ducting intercollegiate and intra-
mural games without charging gate
receipts. Try that on your budget,
Mr.. Educator.
While Harvard's intention In this
respect had previously been an
nounced, there can be no mistake Of
its dehniteness, inasumch as Presi-
dent Conant not only has confirmed
the project, but has vouchsafed the
fact that the bottom layer of the fund
has already been stored away, specific
ally $4,000.
The fact that this sum is but an
infnitesimal fragment of the money
required and that many things may
happen to the existing scheme Of in
tercollegiate sport before the $1,000
900 is in hand need not be regarded
as minimizing Harvard's sincerity of
purpose and her present intention of
carrying it out.
Evening star., 1937-11-23
five W. 81. SENIORS
WILL BATTLE TERPS
Another, Who Is Unable to Play,
Also in Graduating Glass.
Snessard Great End

0pCSod1u 0lCdL AuU.
7 EXTINCTION, Va, Nov. 23.- Six
seniors, including Capt. Will
Rogers of Petersburg, Va, will bow
their way out of college football when
the Washington and Lee Generals
meet Maryland at Baltimore Thanks
giving Day morning.
OF the group, Rogers and Bob
spessard. tall and capable end. have
seen the most service this year. Rogers
play in the line has been consistently
fine
Spessard admittedly has had his
best football season. His height-he
stands feet 7 lnches-has made him
an admirable target for passes.
The other four who will be lost to
the Generals through graduation are:
Haskell Dickinson, letter man and
reserve tackle; Frank Jones, an end,
who has been hampered by knee
injury: Bob White, halfback and full
back, and Al Szymanski, tackle.
Szymanski, however, suffered
broken leg in midseaSon and has not
been in uniform since
The Generals went through a long
offensive scrimmage yesterday as they
stepped up work for Maryland
The squad was pronounced in fine
condition for their Anal game Of the
season. with the exception of Dorsey
Wilson, hefty guard from Versailles,
KY.
Wilson injured q knee in practice,
but will be back in q few days.
Evening star., 1937-11-23
Crids' UnderdOes
Get Day in East
BY ANDREW KERR,
COLGATE Coach.

HAMILTON, N. Y, Nov 23-As
was to be expected, there were
several upsets in football in the East
last Saturday The most startling
of these reversals Of form was the
defeat of Boston College by Boston
University Princeton put over a
real surprise In its one-sided vic
tory over the Navy. Harvard and
Colgate. rated as underdog pros
poets, turned in satisfying victories
over their traditional rivals, Yale
and Syracuse, respectively.
A versatile running attack cou-
pied with opportune passing won
for Harvard. Superiority of the
Colgate line was a determining fac
tor in the defeat of Syracuse.
Princeton put on display wide
open attack featuring deception to
down Navy. Boston University
proved more clever and alert than
the highly favored Boston College
outfit.
(Copyright, 1887, by the North Ameri-
can Newspaper Alliance. Inc)
Evening star., 1937-11-23
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Football.
Roosevelt vs. Western, Western
Stadium public high series, final
game), 3:l5.
TOMORROW.
Football.
Anacostia High VS.. Wilson,
Roosevelt Stadium, 3:l5.
Boxing.
Golden Gloves Tournament, Tur-
ner's Arena. 8:15.
THURSDAY.
Football.
Catholic University VS.. South
Carolina, Brookland Stadium, 1890.
Maryland VS.. Washingon-Lee,
Baltimore Stadium. 10:3O.
Hampden-Sydney vs. American
University, Massachusetts, and Ne
braska avenues, 1890.
George Washington VS.. West Vir-
ginia, Morgantown, w. Va.
George Washington High VS..
Washington-Lee High, Alexandria,
Va, 1890.
Gonzaga VS.. Thomas jefferson
High. Elizabeth, N. j.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Iona Prep,
New Rochelle, N. Y.
Howard VS.. Lincoln, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Cross Country Run.
Fourth Annual National Capital.
10000 meters, Rock Creek Field
House. Sixteenth and Underwood
streets, 1890.
Wrestling.
George Koverly VS.. Ray Steel,
feature match, Turner's Arena,
$50.
Evening star., 1937-11-23
Sullivans Lead
"Fighting Irish"

BY the Associated Press.
GOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 23.-
~ Shure and they're still the
Fighting Irish" at Notre Dame.
And. according to the new stu
dent directory issued by the uni
versity here, the Sullivans are
claiming most of the credit for the
distinction Twenty-nine Sullivans
walk the pathways Of the campus,
not to mention a few extra O'Sulli-
vans.
Next come the Kellys with "a and
the Murphys and O'Briens with %
each. There are dozens Of Ryans,
Brennans, Doyles and O'Donnells.
OF course, there are few tongue
twisters such as Azpiazu, Cacchiol,
Tiff, Czizek, Geselbrecht, Juszozak,
Psik. Ciecka; Zebiob and Semczysyn.
Evening star., 1937-11-23
DOBIE POOR MOANER
COMPARED TO DORAIS
Detroit "0utclassed" Before Tilt
1t Captured From Boston
College. IA to O.

ERE is a sad tale of chicanery,
regeneration and understatement
by which Gus Dorais outgloomed Gil
Dobie at his own game and led every
one, including Dobie and his Boston
Eagles. to believe that all that had
to be done was to go out on the grid
iron and grab the game.
Going to Boston the Detroiters had
beaten Hillsdale, Western Michigan
Teachers, Texas Tech and Catholic
University by topheavy scores.
L don't know what has been keep
Ing us up said Gus. Il really don't.
I have been waiting for the ground to
come up and hit US and it will when
we meet Boston"
How about Farkas?" he was asked
Hes our team Gus said promptly
But he won't go against Bostons
strong line"
You saw Boston play Temple the
other night?"
Yes, but left the field in a panic
after a few minutes. thinking what
Boston would do to my hghtweights
You see, the teams We have been
playing? They are our class"
And when Detroit met the Eagles
the score was Detroit, IA; B. c., O.