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Smyrna times., 1940-08-15
LAKE JUBILEE
DRAWS CROWDS
Praise Given Community Pro-
ject by Delaware Leaders;
Lighthouse Dedicated
MANY PRIZES AWARDED

An estimated crowd of 1000 peo-
pie attended the afternon exercises
and over 5000 people the evening
entertainment Of the Midsummer
Jubilee at Lake Como. in connec-
tion with the dedication Of the new
Smyrna Municipal Bathing Beach.
At the dedication ceremonies,
Mayor ]. Wallace Woodford, OF
Dover, was the speaker. He prais-
ed the community spirit of this
town in providing worthy leisure
time outlets for the energy of
youth, and said that projects of
this kind ranked with the home,
church and school. Mayor w. E.
Matthews, Jr., dedicated the pool
by paying tribute to preceding
councils during the past ten years
for their efforts to provide safe
public bathing facilities. The new
lighthouse, which will fioodlight
the pool for night bathing, was
dedicated to the original sponsor
of the beach, John c. Mannering
for 10 years member of the
Smyrna Town Council. The follow
ing representatives of Delaware
Community life We're introduced
after the prayer of dedication by
the Rev. Samuel Thackaberry of
the Smyrna Presbyterian Church:
Judge John P. LeF'evre, member
of the Dover city council; L. D.
Shank, Dover city manager! Char
les Banning, Milford city manager;
j. H. Mulholland, member of Mil
ford council; Frank Zebley, Will
mington, former speaker of the
State House of Representatives;
Wallace McFall of Milford; Cliff
ford Jones, president of Citizens
Hose Company. No. l, of Smyrna;
Benjamin Ableman, state director
of WPA, and the following mem
bers of the Smyrna Town Council;
Ralph FAIRIES, S. Creadick Ennis,
John G. Still, and John c. Manner
ing, and Rotary representatives,
Irwin Dick and Davis H. Bell.
Ellery Ward, life guard, was in
CONTINUED on Page Fivel
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15
SMYRNA ROTARY CLUB MEET
George r. Miller, President, Host
to Heads of Committees

The Smyrna Rotary Club met at
the Wayside Inn last Thursday
evening but owing to the clubs
participation in the dedication
events at Smyrna Municipal
Beach, the evening program was
dispensed with. George r. Miller,
president of the club, entertained
the committee chairmen on Mon
day evening, August II, at a buff
fet luncheon. Rotary activity for
the coming year was discussed.
Guests of William E. Matthews,
Jr., were Benjamin Ableman, John
c. Still, Creadick Ennis, Ralph
FAIRIES, John Callahan, Frank Ell
lis. Rotary visitors: Emanuel Bar
ris, Dover; Roland E. Sharpless,
Avondale, Pa; Frank Richardson,
Dover; Thad Jones, College Park,
Md; Chauncy Morris, Milford.
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15
'Aatks PURCHASE PLAN
Farmers Urged to Apply at
Vi Lna6les Tenants TO Buy

' Farmers who are inter
! purchasing farms through
i4nl Purchase Program
Ssafe their applications from
isn Security Administration
\ Dover or Georgetown,
= .ae q the County Agents or
, W q the Tenant Purchase
n. - members in any Of the
!, "1nnes, according to Ches-
s.. ly'on R. R. Supervisor.
,'+',,.. ~anitteemen are: John G,
/ WIN, T,sai,i Dover; Arthur F.Walk-
/. Iy'asloe; rss.l' J. Frank Rice, Eel
|fer rlsnss ) 81 ?. Pryor, Clayton;
H.. : = A0al' Middletown! H. G.
!s..,s,.S -a Newark; E. Laird KRAFT T.
|ss seod; :. N. Gum, ,Jr., Frank, rjr'
b. -asi r.sl DickersOn, Milton. Mr..
ID rsnay5i.is u farmers to apply at
d q. sa'less Of whether or not
ID .s's Nv. applied in previous
u \ 's cns.!, Previous applications
NJ ~ rsAadered 1 only upon re. re-,
as,.s a'n the applicant. Tenant
! al. cans are large enough
! pts,,s. S,s Worthwhile tenants =
d i, !. : s,''1sl aad, if necessary, to re. e.
' Ts.r eallaings Or put up new
I'd i ny sS..l are repayable over aea :
ssst I Is,ty Ssss years at 3 per ere cent /
N chos. .Sea & borrower has 4
|sras,' y n selecting the farm
leAa " purchase; but II
n s,a. family size farm WI wbich !,
" } srated y a with labor avail au,Si.
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15
Exams for Postmaster Opened

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an open
competitive examination for post
master at Frederick, Delaware.
Applications must be on file with
the United States Civil Service
Commission at Washington, D. c.,
not later than August 16, 1910.
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15
DEATH RECORD OF WEEK
John ID. Reynolds, Well Known
Farmer, Dies Near Middletown

John D. Reynolds, age 81, passed
away at his residence near Middle
town on Tuesday, August 18th. He
was the son of the late William H.
and Hannah A. Brockson Reynolds
of Smyrna. For many years Mr..
Reynolds lived on the James P.
Hoffecker farm near Smyrna, later
moving to a farm near Middle
town. He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Mary E. Slaughter Reynolds
and two children, William H. Rey-
nolds, of Wilmington, and Mrs.
Mary L. Ormerod of Syracuse, N.
Y. Funeral services will be at his
late residence near Middletown to-
morrow (Friday) at 2 o'clock,
standard time, with Rev. L. V.
Morgan officiating. Interment in
Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Offley Winford Dies in New York
Jacob Offley Winford, age sc,
died at Bellevue Hospital in New
York City yesterday wednesday,
following an illness of about a
week from heat prostration. Mr..
Winford was born in Smyrna, the
son of Mrs. William A. Winford
and the late Mr.. Winford, and
spent his early life here. He was
graduated from the Smyrna High
School and was in the mercantile
business with his father for a num-
Der of years. Following his faith
er's death he went to New York
City. He was a great lover of mu-
Continued on Page Five)
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. DIR. j. w. CoIona, Pastor, An
nounces Services For the Week

The services at Asbury Method
ist Church next Sunday. August
18th, will be as follows: the Church
School will convene promptly at 10
o'clock with Mr. H c. Jones, su-
perintendent, in charge; the morn
ing worship service and sermon
will be at IL. The guest-minister
next Sunday will be the Rev Har-
ry H. Conner. The public cordial
ly invited to the services.
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15
SOUTHERN STATES GROWING
Sc on Capital Stock is Declared;
Volume of Business S5,s22.35

A dividend of per cent on cap
ital stock of Southern States
Smyrna-Clayton Service, a farmer
owned and controlled cooperative,
has just been declared by the
board of directors, according to
Ernest V. Blendt, Smyrna. a mem
ber of the board. This dividend is
in addition to per cent patron
age dividend on purchases, paid
half in cash and half in stock. The
volume of business for the year
ended June 80 was S5,722.35.
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15
Warning to Hay Fever Sufferers

Since the usual date for begin
ming activity for hay fever from
ragweed is about August 18th, the
local Board of Health urges resi-
dents Of the community to cut all
ragweed, in order that the suffer
ing of hay fever subjects be elm
mated as far as possible.
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15
Fire Destroys Kenton Home

A $500 fire at the home of Joe
Clark, Spanish War Veteran, in
kenton, destroyed his furniture,
house and clothing early Saturday
morning. Three fire companies,
Smyrna, Cheswold and Clayton, re-
sponded to the alarm. Mr.. Clark
lived alone in the house.
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15
|IgN BEAUTY luY,-
~ in Roadside
dlp .;oD Contest Be-
\. -RehobOth
[,,,s WINS lST PRIZE

Winners in the s..,t t1a0tIu[ I twc
2. .'s,,tior contest, with .;.,, sw'
> -, mentions in each 2iI,'irrG Glvl5
y. announced by Willaro i,
y, w. H., selected judge 10, !
~ consecutive year by 3
s.s - headed by Mrs. Henry
san..or, and including Mrs
d,lPont and Mrs. Irene
: ovrer Of the most at
arm yard and garden N
's5sls territory between St.
~, nd RehObOth on the main
", ! Mrs. C. A. schmid OF
Z. ~ sorlces," south Of Cheswolo !
!. !. r,9rthbound lane Of the dual
.s,r An award of s25 and an
''l,sr asg with standard was
s,ts5 to Mrs. schmid- Two
sstting honorable mention
!, division were those owned
In Frear and Sons, on the
4, stvsen Camden and Mag
d n Frances Kitchens, on the
sbah Road near the Milton
"a william Tomlinson. Jr.r
&, 4 tbe willing Brook Or
"a lOcated north of Dover on
I. ,rtbbOund lane, was given
4 Mia for the best roadside
a This prize was also S25
I u American flag and stand
! Commenting on this stand,
! srnger said that in design
! duning the grounds were ex-
vansl. It is a new establish
\. ts said, and although shrub
hi not yet full grown, the eff
Il i visible. Roadside stands
hi BY L. H. Webb and Son,
N ui the Bowers Beach cutoff
Eg Benjamin Markovitz, at the
kran Of the Dover and Mag
" cutoff, we're given honorable
|E1ln First prize for the best
na.ng gasoline station, in a
nig amount as the two before,
i lEsrded to John Olivero of
! Peasant Hill station, south of
|3z Honorable mention in this
EHan vas given to H. H. Wood
, q the Rehoboth road south
IIuri, and to Byers station,
ua f the Bowers Beach cutoff.
! Eest deal Of general improve
Hrt is noted this year." Mr..
r1gsr said, "and many addition
Irqerty owners on the highway
! slowing their interest in the
riss There is still considerable
% iar Improvement, however. "
J Sp1rger commented that it
! more difficult this year than it
I ist year to make a decision
Inst place winners. He pointed
hat several Of the honorable
Ea'l winners we're former prize
laln William 5. Taber, state
'si'i' vas praised for his aid in
Slisst by Mr.. Springer. The
'PSs q the competition, staged
:! year, is to eliminate unat-
Aas and unsafe signs along
highways.
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15
NEWS OF JERNIAN CHAPEL
Rev. Raymond Taylor, Pastor, An
nounces Services for the Week

Rev. Raymond Taylor, pastor of
the Jerman Chapel, announces SER
vices for the week as follows:
Wednesday night, prayer meeting.
Sunday School on Sunday at 2
O'Clock, followed by preaching ser
vices at o'clock; $50, street
meeting at the corner of Town
Hall; o'clock, song and testimony
meeting followed by evangelistic
service.
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15
Stats House, Mt. Vernon ST., Sold

Stats House, Mt. Vernon St, Sold
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Berry
have purchased the Stats home
on Mt. Vernon Street, long known
as the William Bell property, in
Smyrna, from the HOLC Corpora
ton and are making extensive al
terations there. The sale was
made through the real estate Office
of G.. Leslie Gooden, Dover. Mr..
and Mrs. Berry moved to their new
home yesterday from the Walls
property recently purchased by
William H. Lurty.
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15

Virdin- -Hargadine Family Reunion
The Virdin-Hargadine family will
hold their annual reunion at Chest
nut Grove Schoolhouse, near Do
yer, Sunday, August Is. Many are
expected to attend.
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15
Rehoboth Highway is Reopened

The highway from Rehoboth
Beach to Indian River Inlet, which
has been undergoing reconstruc-
ton and resurfacing, was opened
to everyday traffic Tuesday, al
though work continues on the
shoulders. Announcement of the
reopening was made by w. w.
Mack, chief engineer of the State
Highway Department.
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15
b. AZ asaes Ne Stevens Married

b cI1 Ms -sAhf Ttf0
- cbansl' a'' John Stevens of
|S q tssi. announce the mar
IT, . Men, Me- A,s;s daughter Agnes 1as
N Bessie D,,s. Alvln Davis, son of
sst Dsrs s''s and the late Mr..
|s% The w.a :, :, near Downs
~ i astsssi.gs ssss'.g took . place place
ss ad vas s'o,st a,,,. Church in
sasss.ii friends. L The r Rev :
'asd tAe ceremony. ~
Smyrna times., 1940-08-15

b. r. Ennis to Close Out Business
B. Franklin Ennis, because of
poor health, is closing out his
mems and boys furnishing store
on Main Street.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Pine Awaits Data
In Dies-PeI|ey
Letter Case
U. S. Attorney to Get
Testimony Transcript
For Jury Investigation

Looking to early grand jury in
vestigation, United States Attorney
David A. Pine today was awaiting
further testimony from the Dies
Committee on Un-American Activi-
ties to buttress an accusation that
letters allegedly showing link be-
tween Chairman Dies and William
Dudley Pelley, Silver Shirt leader,
were forgeries.
Mr.. Pine announced late yester-
day afternoon that he had received
some documents and two type
writer's from the Dies committee.
But not the transcript of testimony
that is promised to me tomorrow. "
The public prosecutor declined to
go into details as to the nature Of
the documents and into the owner
ship of the typewriters. 1t was
learned, however. that the evidence
allegedly relates to the case of David
D. Mayne, who was at one time an
agent for the committee. and who
admitted that the letters we're
forged.
Attorney William A. Roberts, rep
resenting Gardner Jackson, legis-
lative representative for Labor's
Non-Partisan League. recently asked
Mr.. Pine to issue a forgery warrant
for the arrest of Mayne, contending
that the letters which were sold to
him were spurious. The warrant,
however. has not been issued.
The Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton also is inquiring into the situa-
ton.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Stork HoIts Ambulance
Ties Up City Traffic
BY the Associated Press.

oy tAe ASSOClAteQ fIeS6.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 29.-The stork
blocked trafi1c yesterday as Ambu-
lance Driver Roy Crawford "deliv-
ered," oblivious to squawking auto
mobile horns and the jangle OF
street car bells.
Mr.. Crawford was en- route to
General Hospital with Mrs. Virgie
Lambert, "a, when, he reported, she
called frantically to him from her
cot
Stopping the ambulance In the
middle of busy uptown intersec-
ton, Mr.. Crawford began his minis
trations and paused only to signal
an attendant at a nearby filling sta
ton to "come here and drive us to
the curb"
Later Mrs. Lambert and 9-pound
son continued the interrupted trip
and last night were reported by hos
pital attaches to be doing nicely"
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Young Movie Actress
Reported Missing
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 29.-The Los
Angeles Examiner said today that
Gloria Dickson, young motion pic
ture actress, had been missing since
last Thursday and that her husband,
her mother and friends were con-
cerned over her absence.
The paper quoted the actress hus-
band, Perc Westmore, film studio
makeup expert. as saying Miss Dick
son telephoned from New York last
Thursday that she was i'll, was
leaving at once for Hollywood and
would arrive Monday.
When she failed to arrive, Mr.
Evening star., 1940-02-29

Hunter. John F.
D'Alesandro, T., jr.
Kennedy. Michael J
Caldwell, Millard F.
Caldwell, Mrs. NJ. F.
O'Neal, Emmet
Houston, John M.
Stefan, Karl
Case, Francis H.
Lambertson, w. p.
Mahon. George H.
Rabaut, Louis C.
b Glass. Sen. Carter
Tydings. Sen. M. r.
Bankhead, Sen. ]. H
McCarran. Sen. Pat
Reynolds, Sen. r. r
Bilbo. Sen. T. G.
Overton, Sen. J. H.
Overton. Mrs. j. H.
Burke, Sen. e. r.
O'Mahoney. Sen. ]. c
Nye, Sen. G. p.
Chavez, Sen. Dennis
Overton, Miss K.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Peoples Lobby Luncheon

The Peoples Lobby will hold 6
luncheon at l pm. Saturday a
Wesley Hall, 1903 K street NV.
with the subject of discussion to bt
Next Steps to Budget Balancing.
Speakers will include Representa-.
tives Lemke of North Dakota anc
Hill of Washington and Irving Brant
author of Storm Over the Con.
stitution."
Evening star., 1940-02-29

Compare with radios selling else
where up to 100000! Plays a COM
plete program with one setting
ten 12-inch or twelve 10-inch records
without your having to leave your
chair. az tuning bands. American
broadcast range, $50 to 1900 K. c.
Police calls, is to 25 NC. Foreign
and short wave, to 18 M. c.
RddiosBdsement
Evening star., 1940-02-29

Westmore was quoted as saying he
checked with her hotel in New York
and found that Miss Dickson had
left Thursday night.
The newspaper said that Mr..
w W,stmore added that he and Miss
Dickson, who had been making q
personal appearance tour, had had
serious disagreement"
Evening star., 1940-02-29
Veterans Plan Donce

The Society of the Third Division
made up of veterans of many World
War battles. will hold a dance to-
morrow night at the Bunker Hill
Post clubhouse, 300 Monroe street
NE.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
YOU'VE HAD
that ITCHING
LONG ENOUGH

You've itched and scratched and
suffered, but you haven't used
Poslam. Use it tonight and get
your first real relief from the itch
ing and burning of eczema. Poslam
works faster because it penetrates
the outer layers Of the skin. 1t
soothes first, and with the irrita-
ton stopped, the skin soon begins
to improve. Why wait any longer
for skin comfort? Get Poslam to-
day at any drug store, SOC,
Evening star., 1940-02-29
D. c. Student Wins Decree

Harvey John Winter of Washing
ton has received the degree of master
of arts from the University of
Buffalo, it was announced here to-
day.
Evening star., 1940-02-29
The guest list is as follows:
ConEressio Delega tion,

Cartwright, Wilburn
Randolph, Jennings
Randolph. Mrs. j.
Kennedy Ambrose !
Schultz. w. T.
Nichols, Jack
McGehee, Dan r..
Bates, Joe B.
Dirksen. Everett M.
Bates. George j.
Shafer. Paul w.
McArdle. Joseph A.
Bolles. Stephen
Vreeland. Albert l..
Seccombe. James
Fries, Frank W.
Eberharter, H. p.
Poage, w. r.
Sandager, Harry
Hughes, Sen. ]. H,
Capper Sen. Arthur
Austin. Sen. w. R.
Bridges, Sen. H. 8.
Clark. Sen. D. W.
Holman, Sen. r.. c.
Slattery, Sen. j. M.
Women's Sai
Thorpe, Mrs. Geo.
c.. chairman
Akin. Miss Stella
Atwood, Mrs. Albert
Baldwin. Mrs. Franz
Conger
Banister. Mrs. Blair
Barnett. Mrs. Geo.
Benet, Mrs. L. v.
Bennett. Mrs. John
Bernton. Mrs. H. s.
Biddle, Mrs, l.. w.
Blair, Mrs. Emily N
Bloom. Miss Vera
Breese. Mrs. VIM.
Bristol, Mrs. M. l.,
Brooke. Mrs. Fred II
Carr. Wilbur J.
Carr. Mrs. w. J.
Coolican. Oscar
Coolican. Mrs. Osca
Cowell, Mrs. Thos, I
Doyle, Mrs. H. G.
Ecker. Mrs, John
Evans. Mrs. Joshua
Ferguson. Comsr. G
Ferguson. Mrs. G.
George, Sen. w, F..
Advisor
Vanderbilt. John L.
chairman.
Book. David c.
BrashearS. Edward s
Byrd, DR.. H. c.
Carruthers, L. A.
CUNNINGHAM. J. H.
DOYLE. Harold E.
Freeman. Rev. James
Guy, Walter B.
Horner, Stanley H,
Howard. G. Adams
Johnson. Pyke
Leary. Whitney
Lodge. Thomas e.
Lowe. Mrs. c. D.
Murphy. Richard
Nolen, John, jr.
Offutt, George w.
Root. Irving c.
Sasscer. Lansdale G..
Shehan. Rev. L. j.
Somerville, Harry
Thom, Corcoran
HaZen. Melvin c.
Allen, George E.
Evening star., 1940-02-29

Accident reports are needed in
safety work. If you have an acci
dent, report 1t.
Evening star., 1940-02-29

Safety Committee was voiced by
Russell E. Singer, general manager
Of the A. A. A.
The dinner was presided owe.
jointly by Mrs. George G. Thorpe,
chairman of the Women's Safety
Committee, and John l.. Vande-
grift, chairman of the Advisory
Board.
The guest list is as follows:
Evening star., 1940-02-29

Slow up! II you haven't time to
80, stay at home!
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Another Bogby on Slab Staff
Backed by Walkers Hitting
Raises Tribes Flag Hopes

with Vice President c. c. Slapnicka
in making the trade.
Christmas JOY was Boston's. too
for how the Red Sox needed the
catching strength of Little Mite
frankie Pytlak only old Jimmy Foxx
knows-Foxx and every other base
ball follower in the world.
Trade Tickles Tribe Trio.
Foxx filled in behind the plate for
a while this year, but had to return
to first base
Pytlak at Boston will be minus his
competition with Rollie Hemsley for
the Indians firSt-string catching job
"a circumstance which sometimes
found the huStling but tempera-
mental Frankie away on fishing
trips.
Peckinpaugh commented: For the
second-string catching job Desautels
will be every bit as good as Pytlak
because he won't object to playing
second fiddle"
The trio joining the Indians thinks
Cleveland got very much the best OF
the bargain, and the traded men are
glad they won't have to bat against
Bobby Feller again.
Bagby said: Il didn't pitch my
own game with Boston. I will be
able to play much better baseball
under different management. I like
the trade"
Evening star., 1940-12-13
0ver|in Regards
be||oise Bout
AS Yu|e Gift
Sure He Can Defect
Steve in His Second
Middle Title Try
By GAYLE TALBOT,
Associated Press SporfS Wrlter.

NEW YORK, Dec. 13-Having
been chosen most likely to succeed
by the fight critics after his first ex-
perience with Ken Overlin six weeks
ago. young Steve Belloise of the
Bronx will have another shot at the
middleWeight champ tonight at
Madison Square Garden.
Steve earned the respect of the
fight crowd by knocking Overlin
very fiat in the sixth round of their
first meeting and then whaling tar
out of Overlin when he got up. 1t
was a tribute to Overlins gameness
that he weathered the beating and
came on to win the decision at the
end of Is rounds.
BelIoise Looked rm-Weary.
That was BelloiSes first Is
rounder and he said the only reason
he let Overlin get away in the sixth
was that he was afraid of wearing
himself out early in the evening and
not having anything left for the late
stages.
From the ringside, though. i
looked as though Steve punched
himself out. For nearly two min
utes he had the ex- sailor virtually at
his mercy and he poured a wither-
ing fire to Overlin's unprotected
jaw. Overlin reeled and wobbled
around like drunk on ice. but he
never went down again and at the
rounds end Belloise was arm-Weary
and tripping over his own feet.
So that is the setup as the veteran
champion and the kid with rocks in
his fists try it again. Belloise, i1av-
ing bounced Overlin off the floor
once, is sure he can keep him there
this time and win that portion of
the 160-pound title which the New
York State Athletic Commission is
privileged to parcel out.
Overlin Highly Optimistic.
Overlin, on the opposite hand,
frankly regards this one as an ad-
vance Christmas gift. He has re-
served table at his favorite dead
fall for right after the fight. which
he looks upon as a mere formality.
The champion is something of a
card.
He says he learned all he needed
to know about Belloise the other
time and that the KID will never,
never pop him again like that. But
if he should accidentally run into
one, he says he will get up again and
give Steve another hiding, only
worse this time. The gamblers are
giving no odds either way.
Evening star., 1940-12-13

Tie this one-Heres' an iron
man to end all iron men. In
three years of varsity play at
Arnold College Tom Scarso Of
South Norwalk, Conn.,, played
tackle 60 minutes in every one
of the teams % games, or a total
of 1880 consecutive minutes with
out relief.
They're off!-Pitcher Thornton
Lee and Catcher Tommy Turner
of the White SoX have returned
their contracts unsigned and are
first to tee off in the holdout
league. When Gov. Hoey of
North Carolina arrived for the
North Carolina-Duke game he
was bit surprised to find his
pasteboards called for seats in
the colored section. There was
considerable scurrying around.
One of the deals the Yanks are
supposed to have tried to make
Evening star., 1940-12-13
By EDDIE BRIETZ,

i
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-Welter-
weight Champ Fritzie zivic, who
used to be a newsboy, will hustle
papers in Times Square Monday
when his home town, Pittsburgh,
observes "old newsboys' day"
We have just learned that Evil
Eye" Finkle, ye olde hexer, was
In Washington Sunday, which
may explain everything. Three
of the teams performing in the
four major bowl games January
l will be from Jesuit colleges
Fordham, Georgetown and Bos-
ton College. Ken Overlin's recent
flu attack has made tonight's
bout with Steve BelloiSe one OF
those 6-5-and- -take-your- r-pick af-
fairs. Patty Berg is putting the
finishing touches on q golf book.