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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-10

talupo. Mrs. Lena Fasano, Mrs. Anna Ranaudo, Miss Pauline Ram audo, Mrs. Polly Mazzannaro, Mrs Concetta Pruscino, Mrs. Catherine Della Camera, Mrs. Joseph Colelle, Mrs. Sarah Battaglio, Miss Jennie Mancini, Mrs. Joseph Mancini, Mrs. James Capece, Miss Rose 6conzza- faya, Miss Angie Sconzzafava, Mrs. Byrnes. Miss Margaret Byrnes, Mrs Gentle, Msr. Mary Desanto, Miss Ursula DiPaolo, Mrs. Rosa Goetano, Mrs. Mary Verrastro, Mrs. Christine Kerwin, Miss Natalia Mazamaro, Mrs. Carmello verrastro, Mrs. Anna DeBellis, Mrs. Rose Verrastro. Mss Carmella DeSanto, Mrs. Philomena Lombardi, Mrs. Rose Mucci, Mrs. Marie D'Albramo, Mrs. Florence Mazzamaro, Mrs. Angeline Nardozzi, Mrs. Dora Farlna, Mrs. Frances Bar bieri, Mrs. Anne DiPaolo, Mrs. Del- hine DiMuzio, Mrs. Angeline Romeo. Mrs. s. Rainone, Miss Beatrice Rat- none, Mrs. L. Codianna, Mrs. Mary Mucci, Miss Philomina Sirica, Mrs. Alphonse Siricia, Miss Kay Speciale, Mrs. Anna Melio, Mrs. Febbriello, Mrs. Lapiana, Mrs. DiMuzzio and Daughter, Mrs. Frances DiPaolo, Mrs. J. Caputo, Mrs. Frances Spe- tiale, Miss Lillian Giannini. Mrs. Sue Mazzalupo, Mrs. Lucy Tomasiel- To, Mrs. Nicolina Colella, Mrs. Rose Leopizzo, Mrs. Mary Rettino and Mrs. Rosario Rettino.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Seery of Thomaston avenue, have been spending few days with Mir. and Mrs. Hubert Cunningham, at Lake Winnimaug.
 The annual outing of the Ladies' Aid Society of Grace Methodist church was held Saturday at the summer home of Mir. and Mrs. George Hornbecker, Lake Zoar. The members left in group at 10 o'clock in the morning and had their dinner and supper out doors.
 A business meeting was conducted during the afternoon, when Mrs. Arthur Twelves presided, and plans were made to attend the camp meeting at Plainville, July 10th, when the speaker will be Mrs. Har- old Brennan. Her subject will be, "The First Thing First, in Women's Work"
 The ladies presented a salad bowl and fork to Mrs. Vincent, Leonard who resigned from the local society. because of moving to Cheshire. Hos tesses for the August meeting will be Mrs. Joseph Caron, Mrs. Ackland Wright and Mrs. Arthur Twelvcs, Those present yesterday were: Mrs. Arthur Twelves, Mrs. Donald Mcintosh, Mrs. William Westwood, Mrs. Warren F. Sheldon, Mrs. Vin- cent Leonard, Mrs. Dorothy Leon. ard, Mrs. Mary McNamara, Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mrs. Lester Niven, Mrs. Allan Fairhurst, Mrs. George Hornbecker. Mrs. Edwin Wightmanl Miss Olive Dyson, Mrs. Benjamin Johnson, Mrs. Ida Benson, Mrs. Eliz. abeth Jenny, Mrs. Mary Lowell, Mrs Barber, Mrs. Eva Kott, Mrs. Edward Zaugg, Mrs. Joseph Caron and Mrs. Edwin Wightman, also MT. Vincent Leonard, William Westwood, Wll- liam Farnlof, William Hornbeckcr, Arthur Twelves, John Twelves, Mer- ton, Howard and George Hornbeck- er
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-10
TEN PERMITTEES
 GIVEN NOTICES
Union City Man Included Among Those Summoned
 Before State Con-.

Alex Rinkus of Union City is one oi ten persons ordered to appear be. fore the state liquor control com. mission to apply for a liquor permit. The other nine are:
 Joseph Narusiewicz of New Bri- tain, Victoria Libbos of Danbury, Joseph Devevo, Unionville, Fred Dito of Stamford, Elizabeth Csa. kany of Bridgeport. Charles Bell. one of Preston and Hubert Potur. nicki, Angelo Amato and Frank Mangini, all of New Haven.
 Nine permittees have been sum- moned before the commission for hearings which might result in the revocation of their licenses. No Wa terburians are included
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-10
COLLEGE QUARTETTE
 IN LOCAL CONCERT

An appreciative audience at the Advent Christian church on Cherry street last night enjoyed concert by the noted Aurora college quar- tette. Numerous encores were de- manded by the listeners, who were present in large numbrs despite the oppressive heat.
 As a novelty, colered slides of cam- pus scenes at the college were shown during some of the selections. The program included classical and light classical pieces, spiritual, folk songs and popular selections.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-10

Frank Fredercks, popular auto salesman, had more than his share of luck the past holiday weekend But his luck was all bad He had an accident at the Highlands in New Jersey which put an end to his holiday plans Kay Moss class beauty, most popular girl and treasurer rain these hot days It's probably that elusive shade of gray of her dress. . . Mary Murphy, Wiby dietitan, took in the Yankees-Red Sox game in New York, Fri day Eddie Evans of the Clock Shop is driving around in new Pontiac.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-10

City Clerk Jack Fitzmaurice and Mrs. Fitzmaurices will have four candles their wedding anniversary cake today. Mrs. Fitz is the former Helen Sullivan Mary
 adney back at her circulation department desk this morning after week with Emanon Sorority members at Myrtle Beach. She's burned she looks like the new brides first endeavor at making toast. Frank M. Devine of South Main street is superintendent of rentals for the Bethlehem Fair September l6. c. H. Tyrrell E. D. l, holds the same position for the Wocot Fair, October 14 and IS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-10
Mae DiPaolo Guest At Greenback Shower
Bride of Next Monday EiOnOred-Methodst Ladies
 Aid Gives Mrs. Vincent Leonard Gift
WATERVILlE R W. Henon. Corespondent-sS Drggs StTei s-sles

Waterville, July 10--A greenback shower was given by Mrs. Nicholas DiPaolo and Miss Ursola recently at Bosco's Flower Grill, for Miss Mae DiPaolo of Middlesex Avenue, whose marriage to Samuel Cevero takes place at St. Michael's Church, Mon- day morning, July 17th, at 9 o'clock.
 Guests present included: Mrs. Rose Guerrero, Mrs. Angeline ver- rastro, Mrs. John Pericini, Miss Pauline Pericini, Mrs. Concetta San-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-10

Marion E. MartOne, sorrell-topped daughter of MT. and Mrs Michael MartOne of East Main street. has bid adeu her legion of local friends and boarded rattler for Washington, D. C., where she'll take up permanent residence She has accepted envable position with the United States Government. Marion was a member of the staff of the Chase Brass and Copper Company for many years and her associates at the Grand street O
 flee tickled she her deserved promotion
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-10

Use of the adjustable length pen- dulum in the latter part of the i7sh century made possible clocks Of ec- curscy. Later it vas discovered that grayitaticnai pull was not constant on the earth's surface and pendu- hum clocks were found to run slower at the earsh's poles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-10
LINES TO A BOY FRIEND

Dear Tom :--hear it's awful hot in the city, We're enjoying the shore this place is very pretty Swimming twice a day, so long old dear Having a swell time, wish you were here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-10
Todsys Answsrs te
 cRANIUM CRACKERS

Questions on Comic Page 1. Count Igor Cassini. 2. President of Louisiana State University.
 3. Outer Mongolia. 4. A man fell to his death from the Eiffel Tower.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-10
ON THE HOOP ON THE ROOF

TwirIins to bands. and lightly on the hoof 0iamor girls and boys spend their nights a roof Rascinafing roofs. with fascinating bars. wat way up high underneath tise stars
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-10

SAyk. one Of the Channel Islands of Great Britain, has its own Ian. euage. A form Of Norman French, t is understood only by about 800 people.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17
"Zraneni Ceskoslovenska"
We filmu.

Film Crisis, ma nemz Her
bert Kline zachytil Ceskoslo-
vensku a jinde v stTednf Evro-
pc nejd1lezitejsf udalosti Ion
skeho roku jest promftan v
New Yorku v divadle "55th
Street Playhouse. Tento film
pojmenovali tez "Zraneni Gel
skoslovenska". Jeste pred
kratkym casem v Hollywood
Sc obavali, dati jej do ~veTejno-
sti.
Film zacfna pTekotnymi u
dalostmi lonskeho bTezna, kdy
Nemecko obsadilo Rakousko.
PAX prichaz1 Fl. kveten, kdy
byla provedena prvnl castecna
mobilisace csl. armady, jez by
la vzorna. SpatTuje sc zde
Praha stara i nova a dalsf uda-
losti az k hlavni csl. mobilisa-
ci v zaT1 1888 a odtrzenf Sudet-
ska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17
Rozsudek $ dvsma spehy
" Kalifornii.

V Los Angeles, Kali, pc vice
nez tydenn1m hlavn1m pTel1ce-
nj uznal federalni soud nekdej
s1ho zamestnance namornl a.
mericke vyzvedne sluzby Hafi-
Sc Salicha a jednatele sovetske
cestovn1 kancelare Michala
Gorina "a vinny zlocinem spi.
onaze We prospech Ruska. S
mimi pred soud pohnana Gori-
nova zena byla sprostena OBJ
zaloby. Trest, ktery odsouzen-
ce stihne, nebyl jeste vyhlasen,
ale NIUE to byt az AZ let tez-
keno zalaTe.
V procesu vyslo ma jevo, re
sc dial Salich zlakat pro vyzve-
dacskou cinnost nedostatkem
penez a re prodal Gorinovi "a
$1,000 dGvernou zpravu O Gin
nosti japonskych spehG v Ka-
lifornii a jinych m1stech Spoje-
nych Stat1. Zprava byla ukra-
dena re spisI 1radu pro ma
mornf tajnou sluzbu, kde byl
Salich zamestnan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17
Benes z Ameriky do Angle.

V Londyne nekolik vydava-
telstvf ceka ma navrat DIR. E.
duarda Benese, byvaleho pre-
sidenta Cesko-Slovenske repu-
bliky. Uvazujf O vydani jeho
knihy historickeho a zivotopis-
neho obsahy. DR.. Benes il ma
dokonciti pc skoncenf sve nav
stevy v Americe.
PTanf dokonciti tuto knihu
a psati il v Europe, blfze seen
nejdGlezitejsfch udalosti jsou
pf1cinou, re DIR. Benes nechtel
pfUmouti staleho profesorske-
no m1sta Chicago, ami ma Fad
ne jine americke universite .Je-
no pTatele pravf, re sc jeste ne
zabyval otazkou, neucini-li tax
az skonc1 tuto praci:
S vydavateli je prozatfm W.
jednano urcite jenom toto:
Kniha vyjde soucasne We
~Spojenych Statech i v Anglii a
DIR. Benes il napfse anglicky,
nacez Dude prelozena do rnz-
nych evropskych jazykI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17

bezprostredne moznou. Pravil,
re nema zadneho oficielniho &
vedomen1 O tonic navrhu.
ZdGraznil, re predem nutno
nalezti praktickou zakladnu.
Prohlasil, re nazory Spoje-
nych Statd, jsou velmi dobTe
znamy. Je to castokrate VIVA
drenou nadejf presidenta
Roosevelta a statn1ho sekreta-
re HULA, re narodove spojf Sc
v dohode.
V oficielnlch kruz1ch prav1
Sc, re v zakladne k odzbrojenl
must byti zastoupeny vsechny
velke narody, protoze Spojene
Staty samotne nemohou 3D.
zbrojiti.
= Kongresn1k Martin Dies
z Texasu, predseda vyboru,
.jenz vysetruje neamerickou
cinnost We Spojenych Statech,
navrhl predlohu. Predloha u
StanOVuJe ably VSlchnl kOmunl-
sti a fasisti, kteT1 nejsou anne
rickymi obcany, byli bez pru-
tahG deportovani.
V druhe predloze odporucu-
je, ably Wade bylo zapovezeno
zamestnavati osoby, ktere jsou
znamy pro jejl komunisticke
neb fasisticke sympatie, HASA
jfci RUNE "ismy'" a jsou profit
nabozenske neb protirasove,
musely Sc pravidelne registro-
vati v 1Tadovne sekretare sta
tn.
Spolky, ktere by spadaly pod
navrhovany zakon, by Sc muse
ly registrovati v 1fadovne Sc
kretaTe statu We Washingtone
a udati jmena svych 1rednikG:
seznam svych pffjmd a podroh
ny vykaz svych vydajG. Tyto
zpravy by musely byt podava-
ny kazdych sest mes1cu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17
Uhlokopove sestavuji novy
kontrakt.

PonGvadz Sc domnivajf, re
OPERATOR tvrdouhelnych pam
vi budou zadat, ably 81 uhloko-
pove dali strhnouti 10 nebo
1870 mzdy, tax Sc drednfci u
nited Mine Workers of Ameri-
ca sesli v New Yorku ably wy
pracovali novou smlouvu, KITE
ra ma byt operatorum pfedlo-
zena. Stara smlouva vyprsf 81
brezna a uhlokopove zvedeli,
re OPERATOR Sc stroll strhnouti
jim ma mzd6 S vymluvou, re an
thracitove uhl1 jde malo ma Cd
byt a proto bylo nutno, ably Sc
vsechny unie nejen We Spoj.
Statech ale i v Kanade domlu-
Willy a sestavily novou smlouvu,
ktera must byt prijata pakli
nema dojfti k stavce. Nova
smlouva bylo pGvodne zadana
,jen pro vychodni staty, Ken
lucky a Virginii, ale nyni slou-
Ii "a podklad i pro ostatni u
ME v jinych distriktech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17
OSetTovatelka z obSanske val
XIV 1O1 rok stara.

We Quincy, ILL.,, Lena Earl,
chovanka v starobinci Illinois
Soldiers and Sailors Home,
oslavila sve 101. narozeniny. Do
starobince prisla 10. srpna
1908.
Jubilantka je vdovou pc
Williamu Earlovi, ktery sc
sym plukem pod generalem
Shermanem v obcanske valce
prodelal povestne tazeni k mo-
Fl. Mrs. Earl byla osetfovatel-
kou v teze valce. Osobne zna-
la tfi presidenty: Abrahama
Lincolna, Garfield a McKin-
leyho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17
Banda penszokazG pochytana
v New Yorku.

V New Yorku tajna sluzba
oznamila, re Sc podaTilo odha-
liti bandu penezokazG, az do
sud nejvetsf We Spoj. Statech,
nebot Sc il pTicfta "a vinu, re
vyrobila padelkd "a $1,000
600. Banda pozGstavala re
Sesti muzu a dvou zen.
Clenov6 handy byli pochyta-
nj pr tTech rychlych najez-
dech, kter6 v noci provedlo rs
vladnfch zTfzencG tajne sluz-
by. Pr tom bylo zkonfiskova-
no zaTfzenf k tisku padelkG,
jakoz i zasoba falesnych peti,
deseti a dvaceti dollarovych
bankovek v hodnote $4,000.
James j. Maloney, superin-
tendent federalnf tajne sluzby
v New Yorku pravil, re tato
banda penezokazG vyrobila
vetSinu pad6lanych bankovek,
jez kolovaly We Spoj. Statech v
poslednfch dvou letech.
Maloney dale pravil re hla-
YOU penezokazecke handy byl
39lety Henry Neuwirth, alias
Braun, byvaly trestanec, ktery
take byl vlastnfm penezoka-
zem. Neuwirth byl deportovan
do Nemecka roku 1885, avsak
uz roku 1886 vratil Sc do Spoj
Statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17

poselstvf, jez prednese ma "a
catku pf1stiho tydne.
Senator Bone, demokrat z
Washingtonu, pravil v senatu,
re "zadna moe nestoj1 aezi
muzem v Bilem dome a uvrze-
MIN teto zeme do krvave val
ky. Mluvil pro 1stavni doda-
tex, kterym by bylo zavedeno
referendum lidu v pf1pade val
ky.
Bone prohlasil v senatn1m
vyboru pro valecne lodstvo, re
zakonodarne odvetvf vlady ne
NIUE predejfti valce.
Kongres ma 1stavn1 pravo
vyhlasiti waikiki, ale washington
sky senator prohlasil, re to ne
nj zadnou prekazkou, protoze
propaganda lie pdsobiti ma
jednotliye jeho cleny.
Senator Gillette, demokrat
z Iowy, mu odpovedel re tytez
silly, jez by vyvozovaly vliv ma
kongres, byly by v cinnosti pri
referendu.
Bone zvolal: "Chce-li lid "a
platiti cenu "a waikiki, chce-li
pro nj hlasovati, pax ami BGh
jej nedovede zdrzeti cd jeho
hlouposti."
Byl vydan rozkaz, ably byly
vzaty otisky prstG vsech "a
mestnancd v Bflem dome. Pre-
sident oznamil IA to sve tisko-
We konferenci. Dodal, re dou-
ia, re to Dude ucineno We vsech
federalnich departmental a
vyzval zastupce tisku, ably dali
rekordovati sve otisky prst1 We
vladnich seZnamech.
Pravil, re otisky jeho prstd
byly vzaty pred 20 Lefty. Ma O.
tazku jednoho reportera, sta
lo-li sc to dobrovolne, presi-
dent sc zasmal a pravil, re to
bylo nedobrovolne, nez odjel
do Evropy v dobe svetove val
ky.
Kongresnfci Mccormack z
Massachusetts, a Stanley z Con
necticut, oba demokrate vyslo-
viii zadost, ably Spojene Staty
uznaly Francovu vladu We Spa
nelsku a ~prohlasili, re by to pc
mohlo nasim stykGm S jihoa-
merickymi cement.
- Spojene Staty ochotne pri-
pojf Sc k jinym velmocem ma
konferenci, smeTujici k obme-
zeni zbrojen1 a odzbrojen1,
kdykoli Dude nalezena praktic
ka zakladna pro JEFF dspech,
prohlasil Summer Welles, IRA
dujicf sekretar statu.
Mluve O zpravach, doslych
z Londyna, re anglicka vlada
snad svola odzbrojovacf konfe
renci, %prohlasil, re upusteni Cd
zavod6 We zbrojenf je jednou
z podstatnych 1vah, jimz dnes-
nj svet hledi vstric.
Welles byl velmi opatrny, a.
by medal ma jevo, re konferen-
lei o odzbrojeni poklada "a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17
Pc slave.

Nenf tomu pTflis davno, kdy
kongres nevedel, jak velikou
poctu by mohl sloziti letci
Lindberghovi, ably mu dokazal,
re jej povazuje "a hrdinu dine
a nejpopularnejs1ho muze, ne
Ii ma celem svete, re aspon v
Americe. Cd tie DOLBY opustil
Lindbergh svoji rodnou zemi a
usadil sc v Europe, nejprv pry
jen k docasnemu pobytu a NY
nj snad jiz trvalemu.
Nebylo mu to vykladano "a
zle z ohledu ma nestestf, ktere
.jej potkalo 1nosem a zavraz-
denim jeho synacka, ale pax
byl zatazen do evropskych "a
lezitost1 a jeho slava pocala
blednouti. Minuly tyden do
sla jeho cinnost i senatu Spoje-
nych Statd a pfi pTflezitosti
debaty o vojenske pfedloze
bylo ~vzpomenuto jeho zahad-
neho pTatelstv1 S Hitlerem.
Senator Clark z Missouri
pravil, re plukovniku Lind
berghovi bylo dovoleno navst1-
viii nemecke tovarny ma valee-
ma letadla a pTesvedciti Sc o
pohotovosti nemecke letecke
sluzby, coz samo O sobe muscle
vzbuditi podiv, pripomeneme-li
81, re je plukovn1kem americke
no letectva. Jeste vets1 podiv
|vsak vyvolaly zpravy, re Lind
bergh odletel do Angle a po-
dial pry Chamberlainovi zpra-
WI O vsem, co v Nemecku vid6l,
Senator Clark pravil, re tato
zprava tax Chamberlain "a
strasila, re rychle zacal $ Hit
lerem vyjednavati a svolal mni
chovskou konferenci, ma nfz
bylo Cesko-Slovensko zrazeno
a zaprodano.
Senator Clark povazuje "a
neuveritelne, re by host zradil
hostitele, jenz mu dovolll prl-
stup jeho leteckym tajem-
stvfm. Snad jej nezradil. Sc
nator Clark dale prav1, re pc
opustenf Angle Lindbergh Sc
opet vratil do Nemecka a byI
mu slavnostne udelen nemecky
rad. Zdali jej obdrzel "a to,
CO Chamberlainovi povedel a
neb "a to, re pomohl Hitlerovi,
provost jeho bluff, senator
pry a nikdo jiny to nem1ze ne
omylne vysvetliti.
TAX soudi senator z Missou-
ri O nejvetsim americkem hrdi-
now poslednfch let a tislce il
nych americkych lidf pohliz1 Sc
stejnym podezTenfm ma Lind
berghovo chovanf Cd te dolby,
kdy opustil americke brehy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17

Re stare vlasti pFijela do A
meriky Vlasta Kousova-Pe tran
kova, pTedsedkyne odboru So
cialnf pece Ceskoslov. Zenske
Rady, ma parolodi 'Weendam'.
Pfijela "a 1celem uspoTadan1
ceskoslovenske vystavy v San
FRANCISCAN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-03-17
Hads We vejci.

V Neeses, S. c., Donnie Will
liams pri vaTenf rozbila jedno
cerstve vejce a n~alezla v mem
hadf mlade zdelf tr1 palcG.
Evening star., 1939-04-25
Hoyas Conquer Eagle!
AT Tennis; 1erps
Lose 10 Duke

Georgetown's and Maryland's ten
mis- teams won and lost by the same
scores yesterday as the Hoyas took
5-4 decision from American Uni
versity in an intracity match and
the Terps dropped a one-point en-
counter to Duke down at Durham.
Maryland remained in Carolina for
a match today with North Carolina
State at Raleigh and another to-
morrow against North Carolina at
Chapel Hill.
The G.. U.-A. U. match was not
decided until the final doubles
match of the day, for after taking
AZ edge in singles, the Hilltoppers
lost the first two doubles. Gene
Owens of Georgetown defeated Bill
Fousold in the No. singles match,
Is, 60, while Jack Crosby, Paul
Vermylen and Hruby accounted for
another G. U. singles points. Ernie
Webb. who whipped Jim Lee in the
No. 2 singles match, teamed with
Howie Hudson to give A. U. the No.
l doubles match. but Crosby's and
Hruby's double win over Taylor and
Etchison proved the deciding point.
Allie Ritzenberg of Maryland won
the feature singles match against
Duke when he whipped Merchant,
6-1, 6-3, and Nathan Askin de-
feated Collins in the No. 2 match,
63, 8-6. Phillips was the only
other Old Liner to win in singles,
however, and Askin and Ritzenberg
were the only doubles combination
to score.
Evening star., 1939-04-25
Errors Sadden Blair Nine
In Clos Loss 10 Tech

Whatever hopes Montgomery
Blair High entertains of capturing
another county diamond title were
dim today as the suburbanites re-
f1ected on their sudden and wholly
unexpected defensive collapse in yes
terday's game with Tech, which per-
mitted the District team to squeeze
out 6-5 victory.
The first error, charged to Ed
Clarke, right fielder, permitted
Charley Kendalls hit to go for a
triple, scoring Leroy Curtis from
first. The most costly, however, was
laid to Catcher Ed. Schrider, who
fumbled third strike on "Baba"
Wiles, which enabled Kendall to
score while Schrider was throwing
the batter out at first.
Clarke, however, partially atoned
for his miscue by rapping single,
double and triple in four trips to
the plate. Johnnie Norris, Blair
hurler, held Tech to 5 hits in 7 in
nings.
Evening star., 1939-04-25
TENTH TEE.

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Frank Heian Man NM MS ralor n A hsnG haaey
Mrs H B. Stone Man ). Mrs; H L. s.meoe ,
MAN. s45-Mrs. Paul Hagan ,Ars1 ss1
Mrs Mary Hsml'sn ,oMrs A5g MTs Lsbonte s5oaf
1AreJ Mrs. Ed Widmaver arg, Mrs
r. c. Jewell ArsD. s:55-Miss Madeline
s Rast Mabt sIab chSa5 MTS MsTr9e Jones IMAM
9:oo-,lMrs. B. l. Jackson e c., IN MS; !,
Waite Walter WHITE &C. S.o3Mfa G. Mrs. H9s1ano Mecbes1
SaSs. ssy .coIl. Mrs & / James ;soiJ. Mrs.. 5
Brantley Man. Mrs. P H, saioyon q ~ s.
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Evening star., 1939-04-25
Royal Giants in League
Game Here Sunduy

Recently returned from spring
training at Columbus, Ga, and a
transforming tour on which they
won their Negro international League
bow Sunday at Griffith Stadium,
meeting the Norfolk Black Tars in
a double-header. The first game is
scheduled at 2 o'clock.
Seven clubs are in the circuit and
Sunday double headers will be
played at the stadium throughout
the season.
Evening star., 1939-04-25
Steinke, on Mat Card
Here This Week, May
later Meet Terror
CLASS {

A match between Hans Steinke,
broad d-beamed German, who divides
his time between mat appearances
and Hollywood studios, and the
Masked Marvel appeared probable
today as Promoter Joe Turner an
nounced signing Hans for a prelimi-
nary braWl on Thursday nights card
at the Arena Jim Clintock will be
Steinkes partner this week
Steinke is as large as the Ter
ror and much more scientific. but
that can be overlooked. He was a
huge favorite with fans in this
bailiwick several years ago and fire.
quently met the ranking stars. At
the moment Hans is working on the
Coast, playing small parts in movies
and conducting physical culture
classes in addition to his mat work
Other bouts on Thursdays card
include George Pencheff VS.. Ace
Gordon in the semi final, Kazimirz
Symkowski VS.. Ernie Powers and
Red Ryan VS.. the old favorite, Chief
Chewaki.
Evening star., 1939-04-25
Water Sofety Promoted

Hawaiian surfboard riding and the
art of handling a canoe will be
demonstrated tonight at the Shore
ham pool in program sponsored
by the Potomac Appalachian Trail
Club in the interest of safety on
water. Ramon Eaton, assistant di-
rector of the American Red Gross;
Merrill Carr, director of first aid in
Chicago, and r. A. Bogley, WASH
ington canoeist will be featured on
the program.
Evening star., 1939-04-25
D. c. Girl BowIers Tie
With BuItimoreuns

Paced by Caroline Hiser's 359
the Wolfe Motor girls team OF
Silver Spring, with 1892 score
gained a tie for first place with
the Imperials of Baltimore in the
woman's championship team divi-
sion of the Cumberland Valley
tournament at Hagerstown. Md.
Ida Simmons, No. l girl duck.
plnner, will roll with the Chevy
Chase Ice Palace team, which will
bid for the title next Saturday
The Norfolk blond will replace
Georgia Hays, who rolled with the
Wolfe Motors quint.