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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
College Basketball
(By United Press) Yale 36, Fordham 28,

Rice 72, Denton Tchrs. 37.
 Loyola Clos Angeles) 55, Arizona State Tchrs. A.
 Washington State 47, Montana State 3l.
 Maryland 4s; Western Maryland 32.
 House of David A; Simpson Col lege 6l.
 Notre Dame 5l; Wisconsin 33. villanova 54, Washington College 3l.
 LaSalle 37 West Chester q. Rhode Island State 80, Lowell Tex tile 8.
 Trinity 63, Amherst 39.
 Vermont Al, St. Michaels 39. New Britain Teachers 48, Keene Teachers 32.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
BOSTON COLLEGE
 EAGLES GET BUSY

Boston, Dec. 13-(UP) -- Boston College was expected to start in- tensive preparations today for a New Years date with Clemson in a Cotton Bowl game at Dallas, Tex. The once-beaten Eagles, idle since clinching New England honors Dec. 2, were scheduled to resume practice yesterday, but were dismissed by Coach Frank Leahy after posing for news photographers.
 The freshman squad, however, practiced Clemson plays in the commonwealth armory for use against the varsity in future ses- sions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
Sharon, Dente Share Dusty
 Pin Honors

Modest Mickey Sharon of the Chase Metal championship array, turned in a good nights work on the wood when he hit Q high single of i5S, to which was added strings of lS2 and l4l for a nifty 426. Good as that was, the three game total was only fo'ir pins better than the scores of Bill Dente, the American Brass anchor man, who started with l3S, then hit two strings of exactly I42 pins for @ 422 total. Scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
MOFFETT EASILY
 DEFEATS HOGAN

New Haven, Conn, Dec. 13--(UP) Red Moffett, 18-year-old Devon lightweight, sprang a major fistic surprise byb outpointing Julie Ko- gan, New York fighter, in an eight. round bout here last night.
 Kogan, l34, was a 4-l favorite to win, but Moffett, l38, carried the fight to him all the way and piled up an impressive lead.
 Mickey Williams, l34, New Haven, won on @ decision over Jimmy Jones, i34, Brockton, Mass, in a six-round semi-final
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
BROOKLYN ACES
 BEAT SPEEDBOYS

The Brooklyn Y Aces defeated the Speedboys Monday evening at the Brooklyn Y, l4-13. Mario Cipriano was high scorer for the winners with eight points.
 The Aces would like games with any 14-l6 year old team in the city. Teams anxious to meet them are asked to dial 4-6463 and ask for Mickey.
 The box score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
PLYMOUTH WOMEN SUFFER SETBACK

Thomaston, Dec. l3-The Ply mouth men won four points and the Plymouth women lost four to Southington teams in Grange league bowling matches Monday evening in Southington.
 E. Mitchell of southington had high single of 142 and high three of 354 for the men while B. zeiner hit l0s for high single among the wo- men.
 The scores:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
Odds And Ends

Jack Freney the Beano baron has flock that would keep listening Among oddities be listed the fact that Howe Neubert Stevens AMaIyland foobale the high school played on the team and will graduate Washington College and Mt St. Mary addition
 slap on the back from Waterbuys high school principals Tbodeau and Joe Kennedy Lou Washington College grad while J. F. got his college training Mt Stevens by the way led the scoring parade in Maryland with 2 points for the season. The nearest to him
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
GOPHERS DEFY

The Boys Club Gophers challenge any basketball team between the ages of IS and 90 For games write to A. Rofsky 635 North Riverside street city, or call up the Boys club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13

sAfter the fight batting Waldorf unanimously
  when in walks Robert Ambrer Kelly the weknown betting commits
 
  very ousy "He MoHeU oUT-GUTSED him, he Mohet fordue a Is explanation n a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
Second Division Dusty Bowling
Games TOnite c R. & L vs Wat Clock. Somers vs Oakville Pin. Farer News vs Farrel Fdry. Paper Box vs Benrus.

All matches should be decided by narrow margins. Wat. Clock expects to give 0. R, & L, tough battle,
 Farer News is coming right along and is no longer the soft team that it was. Tom Cugno should be com- plimented on the showing of his boys lately.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
National League

Individual Weekly High Single Frank Tobin, 134.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
Blessed Sacrament
 Bowling League

George Boian had high single without mark of 94 and high single of 140
 Honor Roll
 Ray Dillon 372; Edward Mulhall 356; Fred Drummond 355; Frank Bescancon SAT: William Mulesky, 346: Al Feest, 344.
 The teams this year seems to be very evenly matched. in as much as Fenton's team was tied for first place last week, after the battle was over they found themselves in fourth place.
 John Collins was back with Cor dens team last week, SO that from now on 1t seems that Cordens team will % places.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
Eagle To Meet Pastor?

Charley Eagle. Waterbury boxer, ns been doing very well up around Tray, his ''bIg" chance on December @ at B' he meets Bob Pastor Oe New Y0rk, sh great fights before ho wns beaten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
A SZEMBEN ALL0 FELEK

Mint tudjuk, a nemet-orosz
egyezseg hirere a tengely szet-
tort s ICY ezid6szerint csupan
a nemet birodalom harcol a
szovetseges hatalmak ellen,
ami mem kis meglepetest oko-
zott a vilagnak.
Mindenki AIT varta, hogy
Olaszorszag azonnal hadat
uzen a szovetseges hatalmak-
max S a tetlen senlegesseg azo-
kat is meglepte. Ennek a SEM
legessegnek mem is nagyon
orulnek.
Reszben att6l tartanak, hogy
Olaszorszag egyszeruen hadi
bazisa es bevasarlo igyn0ke
lesz Hitlernek, reszben az egesz
haditerv ARA lett epitve, hogy
Olaszorszagon keresztiil fognak
a nemetekre rohanni.
Sokan ait hiszik, hOgy a $40
vetsegesek maguk kenyszeritik
Olaszorszagot, hogy veluk, vagy
ellenuk haboruba menjen,
vagyis hogy veglegesen STINT
WALTON. Es nem lepne meg tul-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

rovidebb idon beliil essenek at
verontason es hadd jojjon q.
beke.
Attol kell felni azonban,.
hogy a d0ntes, a beke mem jon
most hamarosan. Hitler maga.
tiz ewes haborut emleget es az.
angol allamferfiak is zordonan
josoljak, hogy az vi haboru
nagyon sokaig fog tartani. Sd
teten latok a regi harminc ewes
haboru megismetlodese fel6l
suttognak es meg a mersekel-
tebbek is az ugyancsak regi het
esztendos haborut emlegetik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

Az vi haboru voltakeppen a
multi heten kezd6dott, mikor
Anglia es Franciaorszag hadat
iizentek Nemetorszagnak, inert
amig csak a lengyelekkel har-
coltak, addig a nemetek a XII
randulast biintet6 expedicio-
max neveztek.
Mikor vasarnap a ket nyuga-
ii hatalon a Hitler altal eldo-
bott keztyiit felvette, tudata-
ban volt mindenki, hogy VI
VILAGHABORU kezd6dott. Aki
mex ketsegei lettek volna, a fe-
leletet a brit dominiumoktol
nagyon gyorsan megkapta S
jelenleg nincs a vilagnak egyet
len foldresze, amt haboru
k0zvetlcniil mem erint.
S legyen azzal is mindenki
tisztaban, hogy bar ma meg a
kozeli beke lehet6segeir6l be-
szelnek, nehany honap mulva
valosziniileg nehany nemzettel
t0bb jarja a halalos tancot, a
mely minden mutatkoz6 jel sze-
rint hosszu eveket vesz igeny-
be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

- "A nemeL KCfmally erLeSlJl
a nemzeteket, hogy hadiizene-
teket csak reggel 10 es IL ora
kozott fogad el. Keson jovok
csak masnap lesznek tekintets
be we've.
Ma az teszi idegesse az en-
bereket, hogy az esemenyek ma
gyon lassan haladnak elore. Az
meg mem meglepo, hogy az an
goloknak es franciaknak mem
sietos a dolog es a nemetek
elleni vart tamadas csak laSsu
iitemben indul, de mintha ep-
pen ICY lenne ez a nemetek-
kel is. Ketsegtelen, hogy a len
gyel sereg nem tud megallani
a nemet tulero elott, de azert
megse gombolyitjak fel a len
gyel vedel111et fIitlerek olyan
gyorsasaggal, mint ait a vilag
hitte volna.
A tiirelmetlenseg hattereben
vegso gondolat korilbelul ez:
Ha mar megkrzd6d6tt vi
ra a haboru, akkol ne cicazza-
max vele, hanem a leheto leg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
A NYUGATI FRONT

A nyugati fronton hatalmas
francia-angol csapatok a meme
tex bevehetetlennek hitt Sig
fried vonalat tamadjak $ a be-
ke k6sza hireinek leginkabb az
ad tapot, hogy oft eddig ma
gyobb iitk0zetek mem voltak.
Tekintetbe kell venniink,
hogy a szovetsegesek eredeti
hadi tervei Olaszorszag ellen
kesziiltek $ hogy hirtelen vi
terveket kelett cSinalni.
Gondolnunk kell ARA is,
hogy a hatalmas er6ditesek ell
len a katonakat csak kell6 til
zersegi el6kesziiletek utan We
zenylik, kiilonben levagdalnak
6ket, mint a repakat.
Olvas6inknak emlekezni0k
kell, hogy bar a nemetek ket-
szazezer katonat vesztettek
Verdunnel, ait soha bevenni
mem tudtak s eek a modern
er6d0k er6sebbek Verdun-
nal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

Berger Jack, Youngstown
bol, nagyon ehes volt a new
york; vilagkiallitason. Bement
a Bell Telephone Co. kiallita-
sara es 63-szor probalt nyerni
egy ingyenes long-distance hi
vast sztileihez, akik so Hilltone
ave. alatt laknak, inert elfo-
gyott a penze. Vegre a 64-ik
alkalomnal szerencses volt es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

Olyan idegesek, olyan tiirel-
metlenek az emberek az utob-
bi napokban, hogy mar kese-
rive teszik az egymas eletet.
A lapok szerkesztosegeben szin-
tie sziinet nelkul cseng a tele-
fon es izgatott hangok kerde-
xix:
- Mi a legujabb Ijsag a ha-
boru felol?
Pedig hat minden oraban ad
valami jelentest a radio es a
kiilon kiadasok egymas he
gyen-hatan tolonganak a rik-
kancsok kezen az utcan.
Negyedszazad elott volt
ugyan mar radio, de csak mu-
tatoba es ICY mem hallottak
hirt az emberek a haboru fe-
lol csak akkor, amikor a lapok
ujabb es ujabb kiadasai meg
jelentek az utcakon. Me pedig
a minden oraban hallhato friss
hirekkel sincsenek megeleged-
We, t0bbet akarnak annal, amt
kapnak.
Azok elott, akik negyedsza-
zad el0tt is ujsagirassal fog
lalkoztak, mem lehet meglepo a
k0z0nsegnek ez a feltiino val
tozasa. A vilaghaboru 1914-ben
egeszen mas esemenyekkel szol
gait a nagy k0zonsegnek. A
nemet hadsereg joforman nap
ro-napra melyebbre tort be,
elfoglalt minden nap mas IS
mas er6ditvenyt, mig ugyan-
akkor az oroszok az oSztrak-
magyar hataron leptek at OleS
csizmakkal, s6t a SERB nemzet
is megtette a magaet az oszt-
rak hadsereggel szemben.
Ehhez jarult a sok mindenfele
betegseg, a hirek ugy szoltak,
hogy naponta legalabb otven-
ezer aldozata volt a Macy ha-
borunak.
voltak egyeb erdekes jelen-
segek is. Hetf6n a japanok
kedden a braziliaiak, szerdan
boliviai nepek, csutort0kon del
afrikaiak iizentek haborut a
k0zponti hatalmaknak. Mem
volt nap haduzenet nelkiil at
tol kezdve, hogy a nagy ha-
boru megkezd6d 6dott. A New
York World XII is csufolta mar
ext, amikor egy hirdetest tett
k0ze egyik vezercikkbe helyett,
amely ext mondta:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

mig 200 mosolygo latogato hall
gatta a beszelgetest, sziileit6l
kert segitseget. Az apja mind
jar igerte, hogy kild penzt IS
kozben a new york; lapok XII
allitaSi tudositoi ertesilve q
flu helyzeterol, ellattak elelem-
mel es a sajto klubban meg
agyat is adtak neki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
A LENGYEL FRONT

A lengyel fronton az t0rtent,
amt vart,. anit el6re tudott
mindenki.
A merhetetleniil hatalma-
sabb nemet hadsereg a lengye-
leket visszavonulasra kenysze-
ritette, de egyel6re meg mem
verte.
krako es Varso eleste terme-
szetesen borzaszto csapas a
nemzetre, de ezekre a csapa-
sokra ell voltak kesziilve.
Ezeknek a nagy varosoknak
a bevetele nagy erkolcsi nye-
reseg, de sulyos tehertetel Hit
lernek, inert g varesek lakes-
saganak az elelmezese ezen-
tul az 6 gondja es a nemetek
sok elelenmel mem rendelkez-
mex.
A hadse:seg akkor van meg
verve, mikor megsemmisitik,
mikor mondjuk a negyedreszet
szetverik, megsemmisitik, vagy
elfogjak. Ne felejtsiik Ell, hogy
ilyen esemeny Lengyelorszag-
ban mem t0rtent. Az lido is, a
visszavonulas is a lengyeleknek
fog ezentul kedvezni ha viSz-
sza en1lekSziink "a frAnciak es
belgak sorsara, akkor mem le-
het AIT hinniink, hogy Hitler
a lengyel haborut megnyerte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

KUl0nben sokan keresik fel
Youngstownbol a Bell Epuletet
a kiallitason. A kepen lathat6
egy csoport cserkeszlany
YCungStoWnbol Miss Ekelund
vezetese alatt, va1amint a 15-ik
cserkesz csapat 25 tagia Haef-
ner cserkesz mester vezetese
alatt is a latogatok k0aott van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
ESEMENYEI

sagosan senkit az sem, ha
Mussolini Hitler ellen fordul-
ma. Ha t. i. a sz0vetsegesek
hajland6k lennenek egy ilyen
arulasert eleget fizetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

A multi heten a legi tamada-
sokat mar minden fronton
megkezdtek, de nagyon sokan
ugy erik, hogy ezekb6l komoly
dolgok mem lesznek S inkabb
ARA szoritkoznak, hogy terro-
rizaljak es demoralizaljak a Ia
kossagot.
Ez a hirtelen itelet korai,
inert a legi haboru lehetosegei-
vel es ertekevel meg maguk a
hadseregek vezerei sincsenek
tisztaban.
A mutt heten el6fordulo ta-
madasok csupan gy0nge kiser-
letek voltak ARA nezve, hogy a
leveg6b6l valo bombazas erte-
ket meg inkabb az elleniik
valo vedekezes lehet6seget XII
ismerjek.
Semmi esetre mem latSzik
ma a legi flotta olyan felelme-
tesnek, mint ami a Hitler labai
ele kenyszeritene ket, het alatt
a vilagot es csal6dni fognak
azok, akik Londonnak harom
nap alatt valo elpusztitasat j6-
soltak es remeltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

$ a haboru a maya komoly ara
nyaiban csak negy-hat het
mulva bontakozik XII el6ttiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
AmERIkAl MAGYAR HlRLAp

S1SITlcQ VOIldldt sdI lOSJdk q
franciak torni, inert ell vannak
ra szanva, hogy EFT A HABO-
RUT NEMET FoLDoN fogjak
megvivni.
A latszolag lassu el6nyomu-
las tehat mem lephet meg SEN
kit, inert az a csoda, hogy egy-
altalan kepesek voltak ilyen ro-
vid lido alatt el6re nyomulni.
A TENGERI HABORU
A haboru els6 napjan iizem-
be lepett az angol flotta S a ne
metek ellen megszervezte a bio
kadot.
Termeszetesen idot vesz
igenybe, amig a nemeteket tel
jesen lie tudjak soporni a ten
gerr6l S meg sokkal tobb idot
vesz igenybe, amig el6luk a
semleges allamok kapuit bezar-
iak, de ne ketkedjek benne
senki, hogy ez meg fog tor
tenni.
Amig Magyarorszag es a Bal
kan allamok semlegesek lesz-
mex, eek termeszetesen gazda-
sagi er6forrasai lesznek a ne
met hadaknak, de ezeken XII
viii nehany honap mulva az
angol flotta minden egyeb for
rast ell fog zarni el6liik.
S olajat, vasat, rezet, nickelt,
gummit ezekben az orszagok-
ban a nemetek nem kapnak.
Termeszetesen izembe leptek
a nemet tenger alatti hajok is
es nehany angol halo mar ell
silyedt, de mem fognak megis-
metlodni azok a vesztesegek,
amelyeket 1917-ben szenvedtek.
inert a vilaghaboru alatt An
golorszag megtanulta, hogy mi
keppen vedekezzek a tengerek
kalozai ellen, amelyek kisza-
mithatatlan ese szinte hihetet-
len butasaggal eppen egy SEE
melyszallito elsilyesztesevel
kezdtek meg a harcmozdula-
taikat, amivel maguk ellen han
goltak hirtelen az eges1 villa
got.
A tengereket, Anglia fogja 2
honapon beliil uralni, meg ak
kor is, ha Olaszorszag a meme
tex oldalan szinten fegyverhez
nyulna. f,.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

Mussolini Hitler ellen fordul-
ma. Ha t. i. a sz0vetsegesek
hajlandok lennenek egy ilyen
arulasert eleget fizetni.
A BEKE HIREI
Alland6an tartja magat az a
hir, hogy a haboru mem ko-
moly a sz0vetsegesek reszer6l,
hogy Lengyelorszagot eladjak
Hitlernek, mihelyt annak te-
kintelyes reszet ell tudja fog
lalni.
Ezeket a hireket eros ketke-
dessel kell fogadni.
TrefaboI nem szoktak ilyen
aranyu haborut uzenni, amely
szazmilliokba es ezernyi ember
eletbe keriil naponta S bekere
csak akkor lehetne gondolni,
ha AIT maguk a lengyelek ma
gyon er0sen kivannak.
Termeszetes, hogy egy lega-
zolt nemzet meg lehet ijedve,
de nagyon nehez elhinni, hogy
a lengyelek nem voltak el6re a
helyzetukkel tisztaban S hogy
most adnak mindent oda Hit
lernek, aki haboru nelkiil haj-
lando lett volna sokkal keve-
sebbel beerni.
Anglia es Franciaorszag tel
jesen tisztaban vannak vele,
hogy ha beket k0tnenek Hitler
rel, a j0v6re a nemet diktator
a franciak ellen fordulni S csak
hamar ura lenne az egesz vi
lagnak. XII hiheti ell, hogy ere
a sz0vetseges hatalmak keszen
vannak? Es csak az hihet egy
k0zeli bekeben, aki elhiszi, hogy
a hatalmas brit birodalom kor-
manya keszen all ra, hogy vi
laghatalmat azonnal feladja S
hogy Franciaorszag a j0v6 ev-
ben XII akar vonulni Elszasz-
Dol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
A HABORU JELENLEGI
KILATASAI

Minden jel AIT mutatja, hogy
Hitler nehany napon beliil be
ket kinal a vilagnak, kiil0n0sen
azert, hogy a franciakat es az
angolokat a sajat kornanyaik
ellen hangolja.
Hivatkozni fog ra, hogy Len
gyelorszagban, arnit keresett,
megkapta a t0bbi allamok
es nepekkel nem akar harcolni
S hogy azoknak nincs miert ell
lene harcolni.
Meg az is lehetseges, hogy a
nemetek altal megszallt lengyel
teriileten kiil0n lengyel kor-
manyt csinalnak, ahogy ait a
japanokt6l tanultak hogy
eek szinten esedezni fognak a
bekeert. (Talan a Hitler kar-
mai k0zt mas is ext tenne.)
De, ismeteljiik, meg ez eset-
ben sincs komoly val6sziniise-
ge, hogy a sz6vetsegesek sz6ba
alljanak a nemet diktaturaval
Evening star., 1939-03-02
Mrs. Jennie Dwight
Dies al AGE Of II

Miss Jennie H. Dwight. p, a re-
tired adjudicator for the Pension
Otflce. died yesterday in Emergency
Hospital after four month illness.
A native of Decatur. Mich. she was
the daughter of the late Austin E.
and Hester Ann Dwight. She came
here in 1910 from Columbus, Ga
and the last % years made her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. F.. c..
Brinley, 1904 Delafeld place NV.
She retired from the Government
service four years ago.
An active worker in the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution, for
% years she was treasurer of the
Manor House Chapter. Besides
other offices held at various times
she was a former vice regent of
the chapter She was member
OF the Order of the Eastern Star
and the Phil Sheridan Womens Re-
lief Corps.
Funeral services were to be held
at 2 pm. today in the Deal funeral
home after which the body will be
sent to Decatur, Mich, for burial.
She is survived by a sister. Mrs.
James McLeese of Decatur, Mich,
and three brothers. Louis of Clovis.
Calf; Albert of Decatur, Mich, and
Samuel OF East Lansing, Mich.
Evening star., 1939-03-02
Jews Are Urged 10 Seek
u. 5. Backing in Demands

Robert Briscoe, only Jewish mem
Der OF the Irish Parliament, last
night told members of Argo Lodge
OF B'nai Birth united front of all
Jews in a drive to gain America S
support of their demand for a home
land in Palestine is the only solu-
ton to their problem.
He declared the free state" for
Jews in Palestine is no more of a
dream" than the Irish Free State
had been a generation ago. Pales-
tine. he said, was intrusted to Eng
land to hold for the Jewish people
and If the British find it impossible
or too costly we should ask
some other nation to take over the
mandate, or take it over ourselves" !"
Such a move, he admitted, might
mean civil war, but at least "it will
be In our own homeland" Objec-
tions that Jews could not take over
Palestine without reaching an ac-
cord with the Arabs were answered
by Mr.. Briscoe, who stated that
Arab nations would be neighbors of
the Jewish state and would be af-
forded the same recognition that
I'VE ask for ourselves"
The meeting, held at the Jewish
Community Center, was presided
over by Seymour S. Guthman, lodge
president.
Evening star., 1939-03-02
w. T. Webb, 79, Dies
After Brief Illness

William T. Webb, 70, retired city
post Office employe, died yesterday
after a brief illness. He made his
home at I'LL street NV, which
is famous for the huge 50-year- -old
Wistaria vine across its front.
Mr. Webb came here As years ago,
and at the time of his retirement
from the Government service. l3
years ago, he was in the mailing
division of the city post Office. He
was native of Hartwell, Ga. He
was noted for his compositions of
rhymes and jingles, which he made
up as pastime.
Besides his wife, the former Julia
widows, native of Cambridge,
England, he leaves brother, Bar
tell Webb of Thomasville, Ga.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm tomorrow in the Deal funeral
home. 1912 Georgia avenue NV,
and burial will be in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1939-03-02
Hiqher Moral Plane Held
Solution 10 Difficulties

Business and industry begin to
be different when the men and
women who work in them begin to
be different" according to the Rev.
Samuel M. Shoemaker, who deliv-
cred the fourth of series of noon
day Lenten sermons today at the
Church of the Epiphany.
Preaching on Moral Rearmament
in Industry DR.. Shoemaker an
swered the argument that the proc
ess of changing human nature is
too slow with the statement: The
process of trying to change systems
without changing human nature is
too certain to fail"
And in developing higher mosss
plane for the working man lies the
solution of the industrial problem,
DR.. Shoemaker said, adding that
such solution would show all sides
how to live and work together with
out the presence of selfishness,
greed and fear.
Evening star., 1939-03-02
Band Concerts

BY the United States Army Band
IN the Army Band auditorium at 3
O'Clock this afternoon, Capt. Thomas
F.. Darcy, leader; Karl Hubner. as
slstant leader.
Selection, THE Hall of Fame"
Safranek
On famous concert and operate airs.
Cuban dance, "Andalucia,' Lecuona
Ballad, Somewhere Voice Is
Calling" " Tate
Keig E. Garvin, trombonist.
Symphonic prelude, "Exaltation,"
Coerne
Saxophone solo, 'Tailspin,"
Trumbauer
Nicholas L. King, soloist.
Waltz Argentine, Three O'Clock
in the Morning" Robledo
March, Twentieth Century" Losey
THE Star Spangled Banner
BY the United States Soldiers
Home Band Orchestra in Stanley
Hall at $50 o'clock this evening.
John S. M. Zimmerman, bandmas-
ter; Anton Pointner, assistant.
March, up the Street" Morse
Overture, The Count of
Essex" $50 ---- - Mercadante
Two Spanish songs, (a) "A Media
Noche" ------.- Aviles
(bl "Rosas Abrogos," Viderique
Excerpts from musical comedy,
THE Girl of My Dreams. Hoschna
Popular numbers, Those Good
Old Days" --------------W Wenrjch
Cali Over Nothing at All - Rule
Valse Espagnole, La Bella
Valenciana" -Kaempfert
Finale. "Under Fire" Losey
THE Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1939-03-02
Goodyear Offers TO Build
Dirigib|e for S1,997,482

BY the Associated Press.
The Goodyear-zeppelin Corp. OF
Akron, Ohio, offered today to build
the new dirigible planned by the
Navy for $780,, ,482.
The firm, builders of the ILL
starred larger naval dirigibles,
Akron and Macon. was the sole bid
der. The Detroit Aircraft Corp.
notified the Navy it had decided not
to submit a formal bid.
Goodyear-zeppelin proposed an
airship of about 1,08OO0O cubic feet
capacity, under 325 feet in length, to
be completed in "a months. and con-
forming to Navy specifications.
It also submitted voluntarily bids
on the construction of larger and
smaller craft. For an airShip of
about 100000 cubic feet capacity,
to be completed in 80 months, the
bid was $2,040,350. For an 100000
cubic-foot, non-rigid ship of the
blimp type to be built in 18 months,
the bid was $76O,916.