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Evening star., 1940-02-17
BY LOTHROP STODDARD.

NEW YORK, Feb. II (N.AN.A).-
One of the most interesting aspects
of wartime Germany is the way the
government controls the dispatches
Of foreign journalists. Having
worked under the system for more
than three months, I am well ac-
quainted with it. I have no first
hand knowledge of the way the
British and French handle foreign
correspondents, but from what I
have heard, it seems to me that the
German method is quicker and more
elastic than those across the battle
lines. Within well-defined limits,
the foreign correspondent in Ger
many can get his stuff out with
minimum of red tape or unexpected
delays.
When a correspondent arrives in
Germany he must 60 to Berlin, there
to be duly enrolled in the Foreign
Press Corps. He is under the guard
ianship of the propaganda ministry
The officials with whom he comes
In contact there are specially chosen
for their jobs. The American Sec
ton, for instance, is stated by men
who have been long in America and
understand us. This Is likewise true
of the American section of the for
eign Office.
After enrolment the new arrivals
first task is to get his cable or wire
less permit, enabling him to file
press dispatches. He does not have
to submit his material in advance,
and apparently the dispatches 60
through with, at most, cursory
scrutiny.
May Lose Official Status.
OF course, If a dispatch, when
published, contains matter which
the German authorities consider un-
true, unfair or otherwise displeasing
to them, the correspondent is called
on the carpet and warned to mend
his ways. If the offense is fragrant,
he may be deprived of his official
status. His professional usefulness
Is thus at an end, and he may as
well leave the country even though
he is not formally expelled.
The. tacit "gentleman's agree
ment" between officials and foreign
pressmen is especially obvious in
the matter of interviews. When you
interview an official parsonage, you
are required to submit your manu-
script to the propaganda ministry,
which makes q German translation
and lays it before the person inter-
viewed for his approval. It often
happens that changes have to be
made before the final draft is O.
KID. Once that is given, there is
no further check and you can file
1t like any press dispatch. Tech
nically there is nothing to prevent
your sending the original version.
But naturally. If the published inter.
view does not tally with the draft
agreed upon, it will be clear that
you have broken faith, and conf
dence in your reliability is destroyed.
The same policy applies to foreign
telephone service. Most Berlin cor
respondents of newspapers in Eu-
ropean neutral countries get tele-
phone permits. These enable the
correspondent to telephone his dis
patches directly from his Berlin
ONCE to his home paper. OF course,
such telephone conversations may
be subject to q double check by the
German government-fir by listen
ing In, and secondly by taking down
the conversation on q phonograph
record. This is done apparently to
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Birth Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stevens, jr.,
Of Bradley Hills Grove, Bethesda,
Md, announce the birth of a daugh-
ter, Ruth Ann Stevens, at Columbia
Hospital on February IA.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
iii e Ii B s

HEk0 PLANTS: pot-grown. easily shipped,
DkIED HERBS: for Salads. Omelets etc.
HHkB COOkERY: Booklet of Recipes sent
on receipt Of 25 cents.
HERB CATALOGUE:- New edition, Just
published. Sent on receipt Of 10 cents.
WeATHERED OAK HERB FARM, Inc.
BRADLEY HILLS, BETHESDA. Maryland
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Mrs. Mason Leaves

! Mrs. Marie B. Mason, who has
been visiting her cousin. Mrs. Mason
Benoist, has returned to her home
in Natchez, Miss, after spending the
winter here.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
News Notes Of Official
And Diplomatic Society
In Nations Capital
Mrs. Morgenthau Is Hostess at
Luncheon for Miss Thompson;
Envoy to Be Entertained


Mrs Morgenhau the Secretary Treasury
hostess luncheon today Thirth
Of Miss Sydney Thompson appeared
Town Hail. Miss Thompson will this
supper wncn Mr. ana Mrs arthur Forouh Will give IN their George
home Mrs Morgnthau Mrs Forbush and Miss Thompson
tended Vasar College together.
the visitor will return to
Peruvian Ambassador sanander
ranking guest dinner last evening the Bolivian
Legation Ambassador
honors with Senator and Mrs. Charles I. McNary
Secretary Navy the guests
Harold Stark Mrs Stark entertained the
Observatory
Black observe
her owing
will resume her days at home February 26
Italian Republic Signora Rosso
time in Washington will be the
dinner this evening the Chevy Chase Club Of Mr. and
Kennedy
Kennedy Washington
make their home Charleston They the city
Minister Of Lthuana, Povia Zadekis Chicago,
he yesterday take the which will
mark the 22d anniversary Although
tomorrow.
Moekamp compliment
atache the legation months
Washington China
coming to Washington
Naval Aache of the British Embassy
informal additional
invited view taken by G
Pe Air Attache of the Embassy during the visit Of their
Britannia majeste
Capt. and Mrs Arthur Mayo will
post San Diego ca and 1t Comd Edward
also will his
dinner which
man Park Hotel There were IA guests in the party.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Auxiliary to Meet

The Woman's Auxiliary to the
Craftsman Club of the Veterans
Administration will meet at 8 pm.
Tuesday at the Thomas Circle Club.
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Germans Censor Dispatches
With Smooth System
Correspondents Know What Not to Send
And Nuzis Facilitate Communications

The workings OF German Gen.
sorship are described here by a
tDell-knoDn American Uriter.
Dho has just returned to NeW
York after spending four months
In the Third Reich. Mr.. Stod-
ddrd frequently has Disited Ger
many oUer a period OF years and
has interviewed many of its out
standing leaders.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-07
lbeim freitpillisen aailitdroienit nid)t I

sbeim freitpillieen Nailitdroienft niht
Der San lit.
3. Die Mnnabme zines niilitdriIden
3na Il ssousbebnngsgeieses peritieBe
Egrlinofdblid gegen Die 9raoition lln-
+ieres 2an0es, oentt nod ME lit cine
tiol6e MoBnabme in Ser @eididte I'm.
Heres 2anoes fir notipenoig ilno nit
.nnierer 8emofrntie als pereinbar be-
trahtet iporben, cine bon nnIern gor-
:fabren ererbte slorreide grrnneen.
l1aft.
4. SdlieBlid piirbe es einen ber-
luitrei6en gingriff in ilniere ameri-
faniibe .2ebenspeiie be6enten. 3noem
lit es iebr sipeifelbaft, Of cine folde
3mangsnaBnabme Eoirflid nottpenoie
ooer f0roerlib tpdre. 5erner tpiir6e
eine oerartige Hegin1entierung nnb
3mangsein5ieblng unierer Mannes-
fraft ,tnierm @ei6dftsleben einen
pernidtenoen Sdlag berieten. l1niere
2anopirti6aft, Snouitrie, ltniere b.
bere @r5iebung tuiiroen mir oamit
unbeilbar idaoigen, uno tpdre bies
ielbit ,tnierer militdrii6en Starte
nadteilis.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-07
No CONSUMPTION for Us =

I6aB Elm folder goridIag 5um GeIes
erboben tper6en fonnte. es iei oenn,
soaB ons aI,terifaniide Bolt feinerl
gertretern ben allsgefprodenen @il>
len fltfogibt, 6aB es abiollt gegel,
eine oerartige MaBunbme lit.
Bier Sa,lptgriinoe peroen bon
oent oben ertp1bnten Sppolitions= ao-
rnitee angefiibrt, ipesbalb u1ter tel
men l1mitanoen in Srie6ensaeit cine
.n,ilitariide 3mangsausbebung in
anerifa geltattet iperoen oiirfe:
1. Die elmer folden 3tpanesausbe-
bnng 5llgrunoe Iiesenoe Soee lit itets
bic 8orlduferin ieber Diftatnr nno
ieben 9otalitarianismus. Sic 8or-
ansIebung lit, bob ser ein5efne 8iir-
ger rtlir Elm 8fanb lit lit Der Sanb
elmer nbiolnten Staatsmadt.
!, 2. Militdriide 3pangsausbebune
in 5rie6ens5eit lit an ,tno fir iid)
ihon Die flasrante 8erneinltng ser
Delnofratie, neil es bent freien 8iir-
ger 3nang auferlegt, tpabrero bas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-07
Neittnod Ssa Aasnit 1910

ltnter 6ieIer Spibmarfe fdreibt
bns nSbio State SournaI' rDa oos
ariegs6epartment berfiinoet bat, es
tperoe oeln aongreB bic Annabme eli
neg 8tpallgsmilitdr rseieses ertpfeblen,
lit es 81 besriiBen, oaB cine gerei,li-
gltmg inter Dem Namen Committee
on Mililtarisnl in EDUCATION lib ge-
biloet bot, Inn 6ieie itnoemofratiid)e
ilno fotalifdre WaBnnbme in ilnierm
freie,t anerifa 5lt befalnpfen. Die
9atiade, baB Der 9rafioent i,no Die
bodften spieen in @afbington cine
3mattgsrefrlltierltng IN Srieoens5eit
begiinitigen llno befiirporten 5eigt,
baB in ser Sdt @efabr borba,,6en lit,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-07

u8abreno id a,tf oieier Blatt-
form Iab, erbielt i5 stpei anonpne
3uibriften, Die eesen Sarlep se-
ri6tet finb, tpeil ct fatbolild lit.
s(ls id oariiber nadoadte, oaB es
cine ser gr0Bten @rrltngenidaften
Sefferion's lit, 8elisionsfreibeit 1T
oas 8irainiageIek einsefiist at ia.
ben, par id nebr 6enn ie enti6loi-
len, 5arlep als Braiioentldaftsfan.
oioat in 8oridlag at brinsen -"
Gar1ep erbielt r,no 70 ans Sen ab.
gegebenen 1895 5timmen. Das mar
Der Dant elmer Bartei, fir oie er
onrb bid lno oiinn geeansen mar ,tnb
fit Die er sic sr0Bten Spfer gebradt
bate. ss9..,, -..e. .;...,
@erne bate man Sen itdnlmigen
Srldnber als 4ampagnezManager
beibebalten. 9ead ieiner Nieberlaee
fang man bon ,,iriiden" slAgen imb
Roien, Sarlep aber bate anideinen0
(Gortieslng anf seite u
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-07

f6eionngsfanpf gegen alle 8elt rtd-
tet, oenn 2ai5isnus lit Die &errfdaft
rein tpeltliber 2ebren uno Nnlibten
alf allen @ebietelt oes nnenfdliben
2ebens, 1tnb in bieien Sinne iingt
ber Na5i: Deutidlano, Delttihlano
iiber ales!
Mber miro nidt Sranco oft NIT Sit
Ter INTO Muiiolini in eittem glten ge-
nannt2 Sa, fit oen 2aien tpenigitens
ftab Die 5ronten nod III GROCER Ser
mirrllug, tpeil oas rufiiibe 8eltratiel
nod 1ibt gel61t lit. slber oas Cute,
ipel6es man in Der enten Hreiie bon
5ranco, 5ala5ar 1no Hetaiit lieit, lit,
DaB bier Mdnl,er nit feiten fatboli-
fben Soblen unter ben 5iiBen an eli
ner l,ellel1 @eltoronung i'm 5inne oes
gbriitf0ltigs arbeiten uno oie Sautilie
ipieoer 5l Gbren fomuen laiien iuol-
len, fobaB man boffen fann, bob tuirf-
Iid bon Spa,1ien aus bns gottlid6e
Geller bent grbban mitgeteilt tperoetl
ioa. SeoenfaIls Elm areu55ltg in I'M
ferer Belt ldBt fid nidt anoers oen-
fen als Elm Rrelt55lig gegen Die Beit
bes 2ai5ismus, tpelde ale Nationen
1nebr ooer peniger berfeudt bat, nidt
al,nl tpeniglten nnier eigenes gelobtes
2an6 slmerifa. S. @. Shu6aro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-07

,Die geiitlide gorbereit,ing
elmer Nation III tpidtiger, als
ibre ,naterielle Dorbereitung' ct.
Harte Dor fltr5ern General @lti-
fan gbef Der Sdmei5er-M -Mrmee.
.8enn Bis iebt ut,ter ben flei-.
rlen2an6ern gitropos bic Sdpei5
Deridont geblieben lit bon ben
Berbeerungen oes arieges, 10
bat lie 6ies an erlter Stelle, bent
5hibe Bottes 3lt beroanfeu. /"
i(Sn oieien ipeniger, fdIidten
8orten ftedt utebr Mnbrbeh llno
@eigbeit, ais in an ben leere1
ooer baBerfiinten Mllsfpriiden
Der arieasfiibrer.)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-07

niemano bon einem britten Sernlit
tralmte, begann Sarlep bonn 8rali-
bentenamt 5lt trdumen; es mar biel-
fad oie Geoe oabon, oaB 5arlep 500
iebelt's Na6folger meroe. glls es I'M
.tner flarer tpl1roe, baB es Den Yrdliz
oenten nod einem orittett Iermin se=
liiitete, ga,8 enteegen Der Sefferlon-
TRADITION, eingen bic 8eee oes Bra-
iibenten l1no oes @eneralpoItmeilter
auseinanber. Il.
&ooiebelt 5og 5arlep nidt au 8ate,
als er iid nit Dem @eoanfen trug,
oas 8unoesobergerid)t i,m5ufrempeln,
nahoem oas Geridt ser ,nelten &id-
tl.ns'' einen &ippenitoB beriebt bate !;
5arleD mar oieiem Hlan abgeneist,
unb I'M Stillen mag Ser Br1iibent
5arlep nitperantmortlib fir feline
Nieoerlage i'm &ongreB gebalten ba-
ben. 5erner mar Sarlep nidt bafiir
su baben, Sic 2eitlng Der Gampagne
fit SEN oritten Ser,nin at iiberneb=
men. 8om Bralioenten erfubr er f,,r5
Dor oem oemofratii6en Natioualfon-
bent, oaB Rooiebelt lid nidt UNI sic
Nomil,ation oireft benliiben, oieielbe
aber annebnen meroe, faas iie ibm
,>alfgeordngt" ipiirbe.
Mls syurlen anm @onpent in Chi
cago eintraf : 10 erfabrt man ieBt
= fanb er, ser 9oriiber oes Natio-
nalanslduiles, @eneralpoitmeilter ser
Ser. Staaten unb Mitglieo oes Yra-
iioenten- 4abinetts, DOB bereits cine
uitrategiibe 8eboroe'' 5ultanoe &C.
bra6t poroen mar, 1tm Dem Brdli=
oenten einen oritten 9ermin ,,allf5u-
5pingen" begin. oen yeelp Seal 5lt
retten.
GarleD beritan6 es meilterbaft, iei-
men inneren @roa al ilnterorIfen
uno bic getualtige gnttdui6ung 5u
berbergen. gr geitattete cine einitim-
mige Domination 8ooiebelt's ni6t
ionoern berblieb als 8ralioentidafts-
fanoioat I'M Seloe. Senator Garter
@laB, elmer bon Sen electromagnetic
iten 0emofraten im 2anoe un6 elm
llnbengianer @egner oes SEEM Seal,
bieft Die Nolai,aationsreoe fir garlep
tatno ~fagte ben Delegaten l,t,berbliint
Die 8abrbeit, obgleid er bon Der
Dppoiition tuieoerbolt NIT Gerduid
,nno @epolter llnterbrohen ipur6e.
Senafor glah, beidloB feline ge=
.pfefferte Neoe nit folsenoen @orten:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-08-07
1tnbanf 1T ber &elt 9obm
@regorius an SUBJ

p e - 90 -e-
am II. slugrIt ideioet sanes
MloDlius SarleD aus oem 4mt bes
8oriisers oes ben1ofratilben Natio-
nalansiduiies, itno am 1. September
tritt er als @eneralpoItrneiiter uuo
Mitelieb oes 2ooiepelf iden aabinetts
|5uriid. Da1nit i6eioet elmer ser ber=
porragenoiten oelnofratiiden Nolitifer
eirittpeilen bon ser poIittide,l 8iibne.
gr erntete biel 8eifan, aber ber5lid
tpenig Danf. Ct lit reider on gr-
fabrung, reider aber aud an @nt-
tdnldnng, oenn Sarlep idtpebte oas
Braiioentenanlt Dor Mugeir. gs mar
|alIes, tpie er nun begreift, ntr Elm
grall1n.
Sarlep bradte es Biz 5ur 8orbane,
es offnete iid fir ibu aber nidt oas
golbene Eor. Sein Rartenbaus brad
5uian1nen, neil Der 0ino ii6 georebt
bate ,lno aus einenl anbern Better.
tpinfel fam. . a.
Sames AloDlills 5arleD iplirbe
nidt, tpie 10 biele an6ere grobe 8oli-
liter ,lnb angebenoe 5taatsmanner,
nit einem iilbernen 2offel i'm Wuto
geboren. ct erblidte ont 80. Mai
1883 als Sobn iriider gltern in
@raiip Hoint, q. g., oas 2idt ser
0elt. Sein 8ater fan6 BEL einem
l1ngliid feinen goo nno Ser il.nse
Jdrlep lnuBte friib an oie 9(rbeit se-
bent Inn feline bertpituete Miltter gu
nnterftiiben. SIM Sabre 1912 tprroe
ct nls Comm glerf bon @rallp Boint
erndblt; oieies Mmt beriab er Biz
1919. 81"
SIM Sabre 1888 tpuroe er bom
Rrdiioenten Nooiebelt 5l,m General
poitmeiiter ernonnt, nabbem Garlep
5ubor ber oenaofratii6en Bartei als
Borliser -oes Gampaeneausi6uiies
gum Siege berboIfen batte. SIN Sabre
1886 tpie6erbolte Sarlep ieinen Sie-
ges8ug. 9lls 9oriiser oes nationalen
Mnsidufies Der oen1ofratiiden Rartei
|errang ct 46 bon BEN 48 5taaten Der
Union fir Gooiebelt nno itellte oanit
einen 1,euen Heforo a,,f, Ser fir biele,
.biele Sabre tpobl nien1als tpieoer err.
reidt ipiro. Ser genaltige e2u,1bs
.rutih oes Sabres 1886 tpnr oas 3e-.
.fnltat Der neiiterbaften Organize.
tioisarbeit GarleD's.
Garlep mar elm intilner Grelln6.
oes 8rdiioenten, nno als &ooIepelt
.ieinen atpeiten aerlnin antrat nno
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@ebem Sic anf SIRE @einnbbeit
Defenders adjt NIT bieIen 3 seit-
erprobten Webisinen!
.. syprni's MlpenfrGnter

Cine a,tsaeaei6nete, mil6e fpirs
fenoe, 5eiterprobte Nagentdtigfeit aus
regenbe Rebt3iu bon Saulenbeu er>
folsreid sebrdudt felt iiber 5 @eue-
rattonen. 9ergeltelt aug 18 berI6iez
beuen Bnr5eln, Nrd,ltern llnb Bflaus
5en bilft Mlpenfrdnter Der geatilr
miloe llno griinblit6 auf biele bierfa6e
sens; resllliert ben Stublsaug; bers
rnebrt bic Nnsi6eionns brr6 bic Sic.
rem; btlft lno bel6leuni9t 8erba,nlng.
Satls sic bur6 ben erfoIgloIen @e<
brdu6 anberer Weot3inen entmnttiat
iinb, probteren Sic nod beute eine
Sla16e 5prnt's Alpenfranter.
2. 5urni's Seil-Sef Eminent
2eiben Sic an: rbeuntatii6en ober
1,euraleil6en 56nler5en Niiden<
i6mer6eu, 1teifen ooer i6meraenbeu
Dtllsfeln, 8erItal16ungen, StoBtpu,t>
ben, @errenfllngen, iudenben ober
brennenoen ,SSiiben, Suiettenltiden2
6eit so sSabreu baben Satienbe Dnrd
Surni's @eil-Sel idnelle, ipillfomz
nene 2tnoer,lng erlan9t. Intileptiid,
16ner31tillenb, linberno, eripdrnten0
l1nb 1pnrSam. Hiht flebrig ober fets
tig. Saben sic ftets cine Slaide bor-
rdtig. = ss.- ! -... -.,
3. syorni's Wagplp
Cine milbe ipirflame. alfaliI1e
Weotstn.fiir Nagen ltnb @iugetpeibe.
bic ii6erfliiS5iae Sdure im Wageu
i6neu neltraliiiert @s linbert eben<
falls prompt 9ur6fau, 3rdmpfe lln6
@rbre6eu alf @rllnb bon Sommer>
bel6iperben Sm @ebral16 felt iiber
80 Sabrelt. Mngenebm int @el6nrad.
Sans sic bic Sabrueb Meoisinen Mot TIT
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SdlIS sic bic sSnbrueb Mebf8iren Mot TIT
Sbrer gta6baritbuft befommen f1nnerr, nta.
den Sie bon bieiem aIpon @ebraudb: s'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-25
From the
Press Box
Where Would We Be
Without Max Buer?
Bv JOHN LARDNER.

NEW YORK, Sept 25 (NANA).
Where would the boxing business
be without Macmillan Adelbert
Baer, the fairiest flower of Liver
more, Calf? Mr.. Baer himself has
an interesting answer to this Ques-
ton.
mo place" says Mr.. Raer.
Every time the fight game reaches
a state of utter calm, with no wind
stirring the sails and no relief in
sight. Mr.. Baer steps forward to fill
up the vacuum.
This racket would have died
seven times in seven years if it
wasn't for me- says Make BASH
fully. Name any big fight in the
last seven years, and was either
in it or I started it."
These words (Which Mr.. Baer will
never miss; he has million more)
are spoken on the eve of still an
other of MaXwell's rescue jobs. In
Jersey City tomorrow night he
fights the new hibernian hope, Pat
rick Edward Comiskey. They were
wondering what to do with Patrick
to keep him from stagnation. He
had promise, but he wasn't ready
for Joe Louis. The 1910 fight sea-
son was dying on its feet. So the
call went ont for Mr. Raer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-25
Mumukos Will Bottle
Aron in Return Bout

Steve Mamakos, Washington well
terweight who upset the dope by
holding top-ranking Milt Aron to a
draw several weeks ago. has signed
for a return match at Chicago. The
bout will be staged october IS over
the 10-round route.
Mamakos, knocked out by Phil
Fur a month before his match
with Aron. was given no chance
against the clever No. l challenger
on the National Boxing Association
list. but turned in a surprisingly
good effort. Aron later claimed he
was not trained properly for the
match and insisted on second
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-25
Mrs. Davy of Surprise Performer 80 Survive in Women Golf
Hompden- Sydney and Roanoke
Ace Backs May Steal Shows
In Terp and Hoyo Openers

given to understand they are fairly
good, ard 1t wouldn't do to have a
lad on the other side Of the line
stealing their thunder.
Brosnihan of G. L. Injured.
Catholic University's scrimmage
with Maryland yesterday was
costly one fer the Cardinals who lost
Francis Brosnihan, promising re-
serve back, who made the mistake
of trying to tackle Don Shockey too
high. The bull-like Terp fullback
hit him IN such way Brosnihan's
leg was pinned underneath his body.
X-rays were to be made today to
determine If it was fractured or
whether it was a case of severely
torn ligaments.
Shockey runs with a high knee
action when moving straight ahead
and it's almost suicidal to hit him
on the thigh or legs. A defensive
back really has only two choices
ist-high or around the shoe-tops
and Brosnihan chose the former, but
could not check Shockey's forward
motion sufficiently to proteN HIM
self. r'
Charley Moutenot. Cardinal triple
threat, got in his first scrimmage of
the year during the afternoon and
if his damaged knee holds up under
the strain of a tough season will be
big help to Pete Sachon. Moutenot
threw one pass to Sachon good for
about IS yards and seemed to be his
old self running the ball. His per-
Torrance. was gratifying to Coach
Dutch" Bergman, who can i'll afford
to lose his services this autumn.
Hank SAINT Ambrogio's back IN
jury will keep him on the sidelines
longer than expected. He was not in
uniform yesterday and probably will
not be back in time for the Detroit
game next week. His loss Is a
damaging blow TO the small squad.
Both Catholic U. and Maryland
were satisfied with the showing Of
their squads yesterday. the CARDS
scoring twice to the Terps once, but
the latter gained more ground.
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A. and D. Golf Team Big Threat
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hole final round, starting at $50
and l o'clock, with tall Leroy
Smith, who won his way to the final
with a 3-and-l victory over John
Jankowski. the former Catholic U.
halfback, now director Of a boys
club.
Yesterdays summaries:
Third round-R. A. Jennings dsteated
| defeated Ken zent, 5 and S; John Jan.
kovski defeated Keith Kallio. 3 and 2:
Leroy Smith defeated Wilbur seay.
seminnal-Jenninss defeated olivert
and |.
Either the medicos we're wrong,
or Betty Meckley is going to be
even tougher than before she went
to hospital two weeks ago. The
story got out that Betty possibly
was finished with competitive golf.
but you'd never have believed it
As she stroked her way around that
tough little Woodmont course in
81 to win the gross prize in class A
of the tourney for the Washington
| Post cups. 1t all happened yester-
day at Woodmont and KenWood, the
latter the club where the high
handicap women played.
But Betty admitted she wasn't
quite right. Il got tired" she said"
and I missed some short shots. Guess
the rest did me some good, though,
for I hit those long shots very well"
Betty also one-putted the first five
greens. So because the story got
around that Betty was finished as
linkswoman don't think she has
softened up. The steadiest feminine
golfer around town Is as rugged as
ever, and will go on to win lot
more tournaments and champion
ships.
Mrs. Medley Cup Winner.
Mrs. c. P. CTops) Medley of Indian
Spring won the low-handicap net
prize with 90-l3-77. In the high
handicap division the gross award
went to Mrs. Jack Jago OF Kenwood
with 90, while the top net prize went
to Mrs. H. Ingman Harr Of Washing.
ton with 99-2e-7o.
Results in the low-handicap div.
sion at Woodmont: u
CGross) Mrs. Betty Meckley Kenwoob.
s sprina', Ise-is-77; Mrs. Aei Z. O. n Pfsg
Manor. s4-5-7a; Mrs j. g. Phillips
ARMY Navy. 92-13-7p; Mrs. ?. r. Keefer
Chevy Chase. es-ls-s0; Mrs Gale z.
(Renwoodl, a3-13-s0: Mrs. W. Z Hall
Columbia. a4-13-s1; Mrs. c. T. Frovn-
felter Beaver DAM. 96-l5-s1; Mrs. Leo
Walper Capital, s5-4-sl; Mrs. ". r.
Stokes Manor, s4-2-s2
High-handicap division at Ken
wood:
GROSS Mrs. Jack JaEo KenvoodD. ee;
net-Mrs. II; Ingman Harr Washington.
a9-29-10; Mrs. L. r Hurley (ColumbiaD.
92-24-1S; Mrs. LLOYD Dennis Washington.
aa-23-76: Mrs. A. c. Paul (Congressionsn,
l00-23-11; Mrs. ? williams (Arsylel.
103-25-7s; Mrs. r: Thornburs (Kenvoodl.
l02-2t-1s; Mrs. v. 9. Myers CKenvood),
l0l-22-7a; Mrs. J. P. Brantley Manor,
105-2679.
Mrs. David H. Clark and Mrs.
Bishop P. Hill, co-medalists In the
Chevy Chase women's championship,
drew as opponents in the first round
today Mrs. J. w. Beller and Mrs.
Kurt Hanson