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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07

Possibility Of another all-Wash-
ington final round in the Maryland
State Golf Association team cham
pionships had dwindled down to the
r-vanishing point today as only
two local outfits remained in the
chase for the State team title.
Washington teams remaining were
Indian Spring, 1899 champions. and
Beaver Dam. the surprise outfit Of
the current matches. Indian Spring
vanquished Capital yesterday at
Indian Spring, by a score of 1872
to Az. while Beaver Dam, billed as
the dark horses in the tourney,
licked favored Terra Mariae team
at Beaver Dam 1872 to 2l2.
In other matches Chevy Chase
and Baltimore Country Club played
to a go tie, with the host Balti-
more team getting the decision
when they won three matches
against two for the local outfit;
and Rolling Road licked Woodmont
IT to l at Rolling Road.
Indian Spring and Beaver Dam
are in opposite halves of the funny
draw for the team championship
made by the State Golf Association.
If consistency is a jewel one of them
will get bye next Sunday, for four
Baltimore teams already have
drawn byes. But we'll have to await
the pairings for that No WASH
inpton team has drawn q bye In
the 1910 series.
Five Champions Crowned.
Four mems club championships
were decided in day which drew
hundreds Of golfers out to all the
courses.
Parker Nolan, the portly Mary
land State champ, licked Tom
Belshe, surprise package Of the
tourney, to win the Congressional
championship. and 2.
Slim Don Miller, medalist. went
to the 38th hole to whip long hitting
Jack Keele for the Kenwood title.
Dick Meyer had little trouble with
Cy Anderson to win the Manor Club
crown, getting out in IS and turn
ing 6 up. He won, 6 and 5. Other
tournament results:
Second flight, Thomas g. Pitt defeated
A. Covert, 3 and z
Fourth nirht: b. R. Hutchinson defeated
sixth fisht, George Landick defeated
Seventh hisht' 3. Matre defeated Z.
n. k HSSa0i tiisht; Inc ountord defeated
second second Hight. Mack Myers defeated o. A.
pra fsrd 1 ign o. =. xypt. defeated A.
" Fourth night. H L. Randall defeated
f a'Iib, iifh' Pm. .nd + su'h'r defeated w.
= sixth flight c. s. Buchanan defeated
John Ei.b sqet hsl. Up T. L. s.ttl..on won b,
default
Maurice Cooper, a star on the
Agriculture Department team in the
Federal match play championship,
ran roughshod over Walter Lephew
to win the Argyle crown II and 8.
Meanwhile at Army Navy District
champion Ralph Bogart and Col
o. N. Bradley advanced to the final
round for the title won last year
by Bogart. while at Belle Haven
Paul Lipps and Frank Woolley won
their way to the final.
Mrs. E. r. Ferguson won the
Capital club women's championship.
The mems final, between Ken
Spencer and George Molloy, will be
played next Sunday.
Final results at Congressional in
all flights:
First-flisht consolation. Larry Bernard
defeated Pst Winklsr ! up 20 holes: .1
" third hisht. C.. 3. ouarles defeated
Frank Murray and 2. Console tion-W. =.
Tfevctt defelted 3. 2. Weaver and l..
Fourth dight, 9. Denis9n defeetSd N:
q Hickman . and 5. e'a'o'Asien-7'nsH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Cleveland Park Eleven
Books Manassas Mites

Cleveland Park A. c. 100-pound
football team opens its season to-
morrow, playing st. Thomas at the
Pierce Mill field at pm.
Cleveland also has accepted the
challenge Of the Grid Mites Of
Manassas for two games, one to be
played here on October 10 and the
other ct Manassas "a November H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Good Michigan Teoms
Get Yost's Booking

Here in the heart of Big Ten
territory, hard by the picturesque
hamlet of Ann Arbor, We find Mr..
Fielding H. Yost, Michigan's master
mind emeritus, mildly worried by
the damage the Michigan team did
to California week before last, when
they treated the Golden Bears with
shocking brutality.
II hope we did not hurt their
feelings" says Mr.. Yost apprehen-
sively Not for the world would we
wish to imperil relations between
these two great and glorious foot
ball sections. But you know it is
very hard for a Michigan team to
avoid rolling up the score. Michigan
does not know its own strength.
Though no longer coach himself,
Mr.. Yost still takes a powerful pro-
prietary interest in any Michigan
team which is any good I have
sometimes noted slight disposition
On the part of Mr.. Yost to wash his
hands of Michigan teams which are
bad. On such occasions. you get
the impression that Mr.. Yost is a
tourist from Ohio or Illinois or
even farther away. When the team
is rolling, however, Mr.. Yost tends
to employ the old managerial we. ="
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Early howng oend Momeno Grid Scrap Between
From the
Press Box
Big Ten Still Flirting
With Rose Bowl Game
BY JOHN LARDNER,


DETROIT, Oct. 7 CNA.N.A).-It
is no secret that the Big Ten, which
transacts most of the upper class
college football business in this part
Of the country, sooner or later will
send its champion to the Rose Bowl
annually.
The idea was defeated by faculty
vote recently, but the Big Ten and
the Pacific Coast Conference still are
spooning on the sly, and before
long-maybe this coming New Year
Day, for the no-dice decision is by
no means irrevocable-the Rose
Bowl game, originally a device for
selling sun-kissed real estate, will
become a private bout between the
two conference winners.
The report is that Minnesota S
vote nullified the plan last month.
This doesn't mean that Minnesota
won't switch, for the Golden
Gophers have a friendly feeling for
the coast colleges. and are develop
ing genteel rivalry with the Uni
versity of Washington. whom they
licked in a close one a couple of
weeks ago.
In the same way, Michigan has
been cultivating California, and
Illinois has been rubbing noses with
Southern California. The coast
frankly ,covets the contact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Only Two Washington Teams
Survive in Maryland Golf;
Five Club Titles Decided

sef T,, asf sss Z T i4s.ef s s...d
s,ssh sst s,:Ss as,::ss 5 3
'0s seventh. ven ~ f,ishs, r. M. Goodwin defeated
GUY Hotel. l up. Consolation.R +
Leonard defeated w. c. Eacho. jr.. 3 and 2.
Jimmy Thomson to Play.
At East Potomac Park tomorrow,
Jimmy Thomson, the big hitter Of
golf, will play at l 80 with the public
links professionals. Bill Carson, Ana
costa pro; Cliff Spencer of East
Potomac Park. and Al Price Of Rock
Creek Park, will play.
Jimmy is scheduled to play Thurs
dav at Army Navy with Witty Cox
against Allan and Danny Burton.
Chevy Chase seniors were given
another week to play in their tour
ney. originally scheduled to end yes
terday. Leaders in the several handl-
cap classes are: Glass A, DR.. J. W..
Burke, 1859; Glass B, DR.. w. B. Ma
son; Glass c, DR.. S. H. Greene, and
Glass D, E. M. Talcott and Gen. F.
r. Keefer, 1856.
At Beaver Dam. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence E. Purdy won the husband
and wife title with a gross total OF
1856. Low net went to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Remey with l52.
Don Miller got q par four on the
second extra hole at Kenwood to
lick long hitting Jack Keele for the
club title, after they finished even
over the regulation So holes. Simeon
T. Price won the club senior title
with 80-S+164. Other champion
ship results:
Second flight. r. NJ. Kerr defeated J. I.
voll. and l; third night. DR.. p. 9. Bacon
flight. H. B. Hunt defeated J: ": clampitt
/ UP, 19 holes; NTH flight. II. =. 6hefers
defeated H: D: Parker, 8 and 5: sixth
f,isht; H. D; ~ senneman defeated r. H.
At Washington Mrs. Marion Falls
and DR.. w. r. McLister scored an 81
to win low gross in mixed foursome
tourney. The net award went to
Mrs. r. F. Murphy and John Bach
man with 85-13-72. w. E. Davis
defeated Howard Sharpe in the
Birney Cup final round.
At Capital Mrs. E. r. Ferguson
defeated Mrs. H. E. Davies to win
the club women's crown, and z.
The second flight went to Mary
Fornear. who beat Mrs. c. Henry
Cohen, 2 up, while Ruby Long won
the third flight over Mrs. r. K.
Aten, 2 to l.
At Argyle Roy Amsden won the
second flight, licking Martin Moore,
2 and /. Other results:
Third fight. J. Duncan defeated L. q.
Johnston os!nI ? and o J. consolsticn' r I.
Il. Lonsley. 3 and Z. Correlation. JACK
Haas defeated r. Hamilton, up. Fifth
flight. A. j. Mattsrn defeated r. Johnston.
l up. 10 holes. Consolation. W. Smith
defeated q. Reichardt, z and 8.
Paul Dobolowski scored II to lick
John De Elmo In the second flight
of the Indian Spring Title Tourney.
Roger Peacock won the champion
ship Saturday. r. G. Evans won the
third flight.
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Nv the Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. Now that
Fritzie Civic is the world weller
champ, he's anxious to settle matters
With one Johnny Barbara Of Chicago.
The only two defeats suffered by
the Pittsburgher in IA lights this
year have been at the hands OF
Barbara, but Frit1ie declares Il
know I can box his ears of now"
Zivic Is signed for an overweight
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Revenge Scrap With Barbara
Goal of Civic, WeIter King

match November 20 with AL Davis In
New York. He will give Henry Arm
strong a chance to regain the welter
crown on January II. A bout with
Milt Aaron in Chicago is pending
Il wish that Armstrong would
stick around for a couple more
years" Fritzie told friends upon his
return home from the New York
title battle. He'll be . pushover
for me now. III knock him out the
next time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Ice Palace to Resume
Weekly Skute Races

Weekly races which proved pop
ular at the Ice Palace last season
will be resumed beginning Satur-
day, with prizes and trophies Of
fered to winners In each event.
There will be four races each
Saturday for boys and girls between
8 and IL and II to Is. r
Senior speed skaters from 10 on
up will inaugurate their racing sea-
son starting Monday. Each con-
testant viii b required to Use speed
skataG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
ReauI Soccers Are Upset

Two games marked the opening
Of the Washington and Suburban
Soccer Leagues season yesterday
with Marlboro upsetting the favored
Regal Clothiers, 3 to /, and the
Maryland Park hooters turning back
Waldorf by the same score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Coost Schools Squirm
As Anterior Probes

The coast is going in for ivy and
refinement these days. all the more
so since a hawk-eyed Oman named
Atherton began to patrol the foot
ball beat out yonder, looking for
cases Of professionalism, of which
he barely was able to scratch up
million.
The maneuvers of this pitiless
sleuth have been painful to some of
the members, but they asked for it,
and they have to take it. Associ-
alton with the Big Ten will be very
respectable. The Jig was up, any
way, with the Rose Bowl as ma
tional championship" affair.
BY refusing to dicker with such
lustv football clubs as Fordham and
Boston College. and by avoiding the
Southwest Conference whenever
possible. the Rose Bowl lost all
claim to national prestige. An
annual title game with the Big Ten
is more to its taste nowadays than
anything else. and it ought to de-
velop into good game at that.
I warn the coast people. though.
that if they want to compete on
even terms with the Midwesterners,
they had better find another Oman
and sneak him into the Big Ten to
take soundings. Otherwise. their
own purity will DO them no good at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Aces, Groys in Tie

Maryland Aces and Gibson Grays
battled to TT tie as the unlimited
elevens clashed at Falls Church
YESTERDAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
Virainiu A. c. on Top

Virginia A. C. downed Murray
Realtors, 1875, in an unlimited foot
ball game at Municipal Stadium in
Alexandria yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
n aft Cubs BOOKING

Taft Cubs 110-pound footballers
ere seeking games. Call Decatur
G4e6-J between and 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-07
G-Mon Might Enjoy
Checking Big Ten

This sometimes was embarrassing
to the actual coach. before Mr..
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seav defeated J z Tassart and I:
Fifth flight, W. L. Frederick defeated r
E. Petty, > and /. Consolation-H. L. Post
defeated H. L. Kraft, l UP.
Sixth flight, T. s. Grape defeated o, T.
Smith. a and 5. Consolation-Marvin John
seventh fisht, F. NJ. Goodwin defeated
Guy Hottell l UP. Consolation-R. 2.
Leonard defeated w. c. Eacho. jr., and 2.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-18

sMenIdbeit bic bollen proonftipen
1foglibfeiten bes Booens flar ge-
nlabt bat.
,,Gs sibt 2onb fir ieoerntonn'', !,
fiibrt er aug. u8ieI al biel 2anO.
Iiegt brad). gead meiner aniidt iollte
.ales nidt benubte 2ano IN Der Belt
10 ibper beteuert iperben, bob Der
geliber es iid Idneer nidt mebr let
lten fonnte, es a,t bebalten.'
afit 8e5ug a,tf oas Grieoensidiff
uno feline Miiiion iast 6oro: ,,ernIt-
lid) glai1bten mir felbft ribt baran,
SOB sic Suneets au 8eibnad)ten aus
ben S6iitengraben beinleefebrt iein
tpiiroen. 9as mar ia failn moglid.
8as mir ieoo6 ipollten, mar, in ei-
ner neutralen Stabt ei,len itanoigen
5rieoensfonereB ein3uridten, Der in
Sisnng bleiben iollte, bis Der Grieoe
ipieoer eingetreten mar"
3u 6enell, tpeIbe 5oro am Bier
piel Slid III gbriitiona (gsorlpeeen)
tpinidte. geborte a,ld Billiom Sei1-
ninas grpan, Ser feds Monate ipater
aIs amerifaniider Staatsiefretdr a,l-
riidtrot. Ebomos goiion tpinfte am
gier, SraI Sorb nnb biele anoere.
SIN goro bes Sd)iffes befanoen iid
et,pa 14O 8erioneu, bar,,nter 40 3ei-
t,ingaeute:
ssoro perb1ieb nit Der Expedition
Bis gum "a. 9e5etnber. Garnab iiber<
gab er sic 2eitung ber @omen's Sn=
ternational geace Miiiion. slm L..
aeara 1916 Ioite iid bie Miiiion int
Saag anf.
Sen Srallm bon einem bauerbaf=
ten @eltfrieoen batten alld) anoere
eetr6rmt. an 9ab uno Meadtgier
ideiterten olle gerlude. sSn beriel-
ben Gage beii,loet iid be,,te bie gselt.
aae Grieoensbemiibnngen iinb per-
geblid), tpenn nidt @eredtisfeit, 8ru-
oerliebe nnb @iidfebr at @ott Die
perpirrte Menidbeit gum Srieoen
fiibrt. X X =
Das ,,gaopie'' ais ariesspropasanba
BUR 8eipeellng ,tno 5eiielung Der
Molien lit nid)ts 10 seeianet, als bas
fas5inierenoe 8ilo auf ber 5linmer=
tuono. Sasielbe baben iih Sic 8oli=
tifer nn6 niht aulebt bie Griegsbeter
arnube een1o6t. 8as aus Sen Mopies
oem amerifanii6en 8olfe enteeeerz
tritt, lit ni6t sic Gimme bes ameri
fanil6en Golfes, aber es lit Die Stint
me, Die ant lalltelten font lrno Dos
8ilo, bas om beftieiten Die Ybantoiie
anre9t. 9ilo ,,no Stin,men pereinir
ger iib 81, elmer @irf,,ng, ser iib nur
menige Meniben ent3ieben fonnen.
9as Mopie - es mar baulals nod
itl,nm = Durbe audi udbrenb bes
8eltfrieses i,1 ben Dienit Ser 8ro-
paeanoa geitellt. Die ,neiiten bieier
8ropaganoabiloer iparen bon elmer
naioen Elumpbeit. 8iele rieien ail<
fanes beiln Gublif,rm feine gntrii=
flung, ionoern erenaenlole Seiterfeit
ipah. 49,. -s.....--&
9as lit beute eana anoers. Gie
8iloer, bie ber grreeune bes Deut-
idenbaiies uno Ser &rieespropaganoa
bienen, iinb an Ser SberflGbe rna6boH
.uno beinobe Iablib. Mber aeraoe bes-
balb finb lie ,,m 70 ,uirfungsnoller.
Das Glblifllm, oas iid bereits in
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4 VuHHteDr 1tH0 Ole SeITeIe DeS VT
iten Nationolen &onsils Ser 8iibofe
8raiiliens per0ffentlidt iporben, baS
I'M SuIi 1889 in Hio Sc sSSaneiro ob.
aebalten lpuroe. Gs lit oies Der 9a.
aesbefebl ser pidtieIten, eroBten uno
nit ben eroBten Mabtbefueniiien
ousaeitatteten firdliden 8eriamn1-
lung, bie BORT 3uiamnlenaetreten lit.
gBir eeben i'm foIgenoen bie auf Die
&atboliihe aftion ge5ug nebmenoen
8eitimmungen in lleberiesune aus
be,n 2ateinii6en tpieoer:
8. Sell .
2. &apiteI iiber sic &atboIil6e Aftion
9rt. 1856 - Haragrapb 1 - 9ic,
&otboliide Nftion, Die III ser Inter
ftiis,ng oes bierordiiben apoitolats
bnr6 2oien beitebt, m,b ibrer Mota,r
nod Ser beiIigen Sierardie unterton
iein uno iib bon alien politiiden Gar-
teien fernbolten.
Earaerapb 2 - Die Satboliihe
slftion, sic fir bas gSobl Ser Stride
arbeitet, n,,b oufredt erbalten nnS
oefSroert tperoen eenldb ben @runo-
f6ten unb Erinaipietr, bie bonn 81.
Stuble feitgeleet ipuroet, uno muG
aerooe in 9roiiIien SEN bieiigen Ser.
bGltniien beiier aneepabt uno tpirf=
ianer eeitaltet tperben.
Mrt. 157 - Yaraarapb / - Sic
Eiarrer iinb i'm @eipiiien ,,no in er-
fter 2inie perpflibtet, bie &atboliidc
Nftion au iorbern.
Yaraerapb 2 - Sic mogen bober
foiort boronf bebadt iein, fons in
ibren Efarreien nod fcine Srtsgrnps
pen ser Gatboliiben 9ftion beltebelL
folde au grinben, iei es ul,ter ben
M6nnern, iei es unter ben Srauen,
I'M @inflong NIT Ben Sabmgen.
Earagrapb - &erno6laiiienn=
gen tperOen ernitlid perlparnt unb,
ipeun notig, beitraft.
@rt.. 15S - 8araerapb 1 - SSeoc
gereinielug ser 9otbolii6en sftion
foII anBer oem notionoleu fir6lihen
@iiiitenten nod ibren firdliben aiii-
renten ser 9io5ele ober @forrei bo-
ben, bie bon oen firbliden 8eb0rben
5u erneunen imb.
Garagropb 2 - Sollte ser pfarr-
amtlibe Niiiitent nidt nit Dem 8far-
rer ioentiib iein 10 noae er iid ii.
,pibti9eren Nngeleeenbeiten nit ibn
ms ginpernebmen ieten lluo auf sic
Meiuang bes 8iorrers boren. s~..:-
Irt. 159 - Garasrapb / - 0ie
5tarfe nnb 8irfiamfeit Der Gatbo-
Iiiben Mftion Iieet Dor alfem in beln
,pirflib driitliden 2eben Ser Mit=
glieber ,ulo in Dem .@iier. bes firdli=
6en aiiiitenten. 49, -. ri. - t..
a) 9ar,m mlb in bieien 8ereini-
9,mgen Der bohite 8ert barauf ee-
Ie9t iuerben, Dob sic Mitglieber Ben
&atedismus genau fennen, bem pfarr<
amtliben llnterridt nnb ben firhli-
den Sonolungen eiiria bei'uobnen
rno bie Safromente ofters ,,n6 nit
eebiibrenoer gerebrung empfaneen. ),
b. Sic moeen mebr als bie anoe-
rem 8armber5iafeit iiben ,no ionitiee
quite @erfe fun. Il. -
q Sie moeen ole Sabre eeiftise
1leblngen abbolten in irgenbeinem re-
liaioien ooer fromnlen Souie.
b) Sic moaen Dor alleiu bas Nete
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gsiitpD6, ben is. Dssenber 1910

liberiDlegetDe Wiebrbtlt Der Al1lerlfos
ner fenrt M1llner 1inb Graiien 0ellt.
Ilden Stanlnles. Die amerifaner tpii-
len aus Imgiabriser grfabrnne. lino
geobahtung, bob Die Deutldel 0ursb-
neg fleiBiee, ebre,ibafte i,no tii6tiee
Menihen iino Nber troboem Iinb Die
slmerifaner nicbt i1nirer i1ltn,illi ee-
|ee1 6as Gift Ser 5ilmberbesung. Die
Meniden bon beilte iino nid9t alioerS
1aIs bic Dor 25 Sabren. DDS Siln-
/ gift lit oasielbe, ,ln0 Die 8irfnngeii
iino bieielben.
Nlligatoren-Sanfs fir nniere Nrnee
8ie aus Clearwater, Jla, beridtet
tpirb, bat bie II. g. Mrrnee einen anf.
trag fir Ben 8au bon Sanfs erteiIt,
peIde sic @igenl1aft baben, I'M gSai-
ler ebenio ibnea al fabren ipie aii
2onb. Die Mnrine bat 200 oieier
ganfs, bic iibrieens NIT aligaforel1
pergIiden iperber, in Mnftrag gegs-
ben. sic finb bie grfi,loung bes jii,,-
gelt 9onalb Goebling eines 5prolien
oes grbauers Der grooflpn Bridge.
9ie aaieatoren-Sanfs babel1 ole
QualitGten, Sic Den Mllieafor aus.
5ei6nen. 9enr ems febft: iie fonnen
feline gier Iegen. Nber bafiir boben
tie anoere @igelribaiten: lie fonnen
idieBen une nlle @ioerltGlbe iiber-
ipinoen.
Sb ieboh bieie 5peaialtanfs All
5t,trmansriffen neripenoet iueroen,
ideint fraelid 81, iein. gs miro aber
bermutet, Bob Tie Bel idtperen 2an-
ouuge1 nr Giiitengebieten ,tiip. ber-
ange5ogen neroen. Die Nfarine be-
mabrt srobes Stiaidpeieen bariiber;
10 oaB Die aasenleinbeit auf gcrnl,l-
tiln9en angetpieien lit.
9toebling bat iibrigens fhon 1885
einen ,,aaigator'' eebaut. Scr ba-
maliae Can't ,pog 5000 Gfllilo ,a,D
fon,lte au 2ano 25 l,nb inn Baiier
S,5 MeiIen 5uriidleee,,. Ger iesige
Cont lit Ieidter nlo idneller.
X X +
0as nene 8om6enpiiier (bpmb iiebt)
lleber oas sslieeerbolnben- giiier.
po,. oeln ,nloneit General 8. 6.
Maribaa, Ser @enerolitabsdef Ser
8unoesarnlee iprad), lit freilid ein
8ebeinnis unb ion es allb blei-
ben, ebenio ,pie Der grfinber, beiien
Hanle nnbefannt bleibt.
9as nere Giiier fat oen Nanlen
oNorOen'' erbalten nno tritt in nIlen
gombern ,,nlerer Mrmee, ipie nudb Der
iSlotte, on oie 5telle bes peraIteten
Sperrp-giiiers. 9lns Der Mitteilnns
bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gebt berpor,
.oaB Die idperen 8olnbenfllgsel,ee,
oie @nglano mn, bon Ben Ser: 5taa-
ten erbalt, MIR NIT benz SperrD-,
nid)t Dem Moroe1lzGilier nilsgeriiltet
iu,o. lteber ben Genauiefeitsarao, oen
ser neue apparat erreiht, peripeiaert
man in amtlid)en &reilen iebe Nm
gabe. Man beibrdnft Iib bort bar
allf, s,i iaeen, oie @rfinonng iei por-
|trefflid.
Gin n8iiien6er'' beaeihnete es
beute aIs iibertrieber1 penn bebauptet
tperbe, bas Norbel,-giiier ernloglibe
es oem 5lieser, ons elmer Sobe BON
10000 5uB iein @eldoB 5ielgerebt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-18
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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-02-23
"Ihe Fighting 69th", at Maryland Entire Next Week
FUN, EXCITEMENT,
IN BIG FILM PLAY
He Man Cast in "Fight-
ING Goth" at Maryland
All Next Week

THE Fighting 69th", a new War
Ter Bros. film starring James Gag
ney, George Brent and Pat OBrien
will be the next feature attraction
at the Maryland Theatre The hi
lariOus, excitement crammed film
will play there all next week.
Headed by the three stars, the
cast includes a long roster Of we'll
known players such as Alan Hale.
Jeffrey Lynn Frank McHugh, Den
mis- Morgan, Dick FOran. William
Lundigan and Quinn ''B i e
Boy" Williams. The original story
by Norman Reilly Raine, Fred
Niblo, Jr. and Dean Franklin is
based partly on the exploits of the
famous 165th New York Infantry.
better Known as the Fighting 69th,
the Irish Brigade. of which the
late Father Francis Patrick Duffy
was regimental chaplain. This is
the role played by Pat O'Brien.
whose priest role in angels With
Dirty Faces" will long be remem-
bered. Cagney is cast as rebel
ious buck private, and George
Brent as wild Bill Donovan.
colonel of the Goth. Alan Hale is
the crusty top sergeant and JEFF
Trey Lynn portrays the wartime
poet. Joyce Kilmer.
The ups and downs of training
camp life are wildly depicted in
the film-the. human interest
drama of the adjustment of raw
recuits from every walk of life
to the discipline of life in the U.
S. Army.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-02-23
LOVE, ADVENTURE,
BOBBY BREEN FILM
Escape to Paradise" At
Academy Theatre Sat
urday Only

Riotous romance, exciting adj
venture and tuneful melodies
against a rich tropical background
Of Latin America are brought to
the screen in Bobby Breen's latest
STARRING film. ''Escape to Para
disc" showing tomorrow only at
the Academy.
The eighth picture in which the
clever young singer has been head
lined, Escape to ParadiseL" is
said to top all his previous efforts
both in his individual performance
and in the vehicle and support
given him.
Heading the list of featured
players is Kent Taylor who. as an
American playboy who loves to
loaf, gives a standout portrayal.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-02-23
COURT CANCELLED

The February term of Common
Pleas Court at Chambersburg,
which had been scheduled for the
week Of February 10, was cancell-
ed by Judge Watson R. Dawson.
Jurors were notified not to appear.
The court decided not to hold the
court after granting continuance
in three Of the four cases, on petit
ton of counsel. The fourth case
was also marked continued.