davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Draft Registration
Of 403,287 Expected
In Virginia
List includes 1000 From
Foirfox and 1884
From Alexandra

Virginia expects to register 403,-
2S7 men for conscription on Octo-
Der 16, the State Selective Service
headquarters announced today in
estimating the number due to enroll
by counties and cities.
OF the State total, 287 ,361 are
expected to register in the counties
and lis, ,926 in the cities, the Asso-
ciated Press reported.
Arlington County is expected to
register 5000: Fairfax, 4.164: Fau-
quier, 3,477: Frederick. 2,169; Lou
doun, 1924, and Prince William,
2289.
A total registration of 1894 is ex-
pected in Alexandria and 1,799 are
expected to register in Winchester.
Two Boards for Arlington.
The breakdown by counties and
cities was made in order that sup
plies and equipment which State
headquarters does not expect can be
borrowed locally might be obtained
and distributed to take care of the
requirements of the local selective
service boards.
The State draft headquarters also
announced that two draft boards
will be set up in Arlington County.
1t Col Mills F. Neal, State selective
service director, said Arlington
would be one of 13 counties allotted
more than one of the 154 local
boards which will choose Virginians
for compulsory military training.
At Clarendon will be located board
No. /. with jurisdiction over the area
of Falls Church, Carne, Cherrydale,
BallSton, Glencarlyn and Clarendon.
At Alyexandria, county board No. 2
will provide for Lyon Park, Rosslyn.
Virginia Highlands and Arlington
voting precincts.
The State headquarters explained
that Alexandria was chosen for the
location Of Arlington's second draft
board because it is not necessary for
the boards to be In the county
served.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Dr.. JehIe Joins Stoff
At M. U. Tomorrow

DR.. Robert A. Jehle, specialist in
plant pathology, will succeed
Charles E. Temple tomorrow as pro-
fessor of plant pathology and State
plant pathologist at the University
of Maryland.
Prof. Temple, well known for his
work in pea breeding and control
of leaf disease and wilt resistance in
tomatoes, retires tomorrow. DR..
Jehle has served at the university
Gnce 1921.
Evening star., 1940-09-30

River yester-
day.
Mr.. B a r n e S
" as row in &
ashore from his
yacht, returning
home a t t e r
watching t h e
Presidents Cup
Regatta, when
the boat over
turned. Coroner
A. M a CRU d e r
M a C D on a | d
sought to deter
mine whether
death was due
To dr0Wninp or
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Wilson Will Speak

Fred Taylor Wilson, author OF
pen Pictures Of the Presidents"
will speak on the human side of
American Chief Executives at Ran
dolph- Macon Academy, Front Royal,
Va, tomorrow.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Autopsy Is Ordered
In Yachtsman' 5 Death
After Cup Races
Capitol Man Is Lost
When Small Boot
Copsizes in River

An autopsy was ordered today on
the body of Carroll Barnes. 81, of
1924 A street NE, who died when a
small boat capsized in the Anacostia
Evening star., 1940-09-30

IN THE DAYS WORKTansportng patients is but Of
duties the Motor the District Chapter Of the Amer
n picture Billie helps Andy
Vaughn c. c. worker who lost leg automobile acc
her ambulance Seated in the ambulance eft to
right Corp George Pennington STAFF Serg Kenneth
Ransom and Mrs. John B. Lutz Red Cross
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1940-06-28


Uganik.5
General Pershing, Capt.
Herb Doaonici, in from Uyak.
The soino boats, Norso Maid
End tho Norman B. GRO rocont orriv-
land Still l. ronrcin in port.
Tho lIissos jessie Potollin
lord Lotto Nadia Gro wock-ond Wis itor-
from Afcgnak.
Ito Town on tho Cordovo Wodno sdoy.
Tic has boon outside recently in tho
Iintoroot Of O public utility COIL
pcny for this colu1unity, whose pap
|ors OF Incorporation Voro filod
h'ocontly in Juneau.
Repro sonting tho town Of
Kodiak, Attorney Warren Taylor loft
ON tho Co11ove Thursday, for Waldo z
t:1oro nc will attend tho l2ocring Of
(tl2o petition for tho towns incorp-
|oraion, bcforo Dis trict Judge Hcl-
|1cnt7a;1. FEo' oxpocts to return in
two uocks, st which tiLlc final not
|icos Of tho district court in this
E.ottcr, Will be posted and publish
I'D.
| Passengers arriving on the
"Coraova" Wednesday we're; Us. Be-
j. ristoffersen, A. Douglas,
Barbara Harnon, LIergaret Harmon,
Caroline Forric1-, DR.. Carl E.Buc}@,
Hiss lila Johnson, hrs. A. r. Jol-
censor and Barbara JorCenson, J. W.
licCord, 11es. Warren o1:ne, j. W.
Rhodes, WV. Ricllelsen, EI:s. betty
sturdevont, LIZ Taylor, Henry Sc]2e-'
lzert, John S. lie (,uiston, VS. .Rom~
say, HID, Courtney Smith, I'D.
Also on the stoc1ner wore Jack Joc-
OLSEN, hg1erth, Carl E. 5t2u'6t-
cvant, Joe Neals, CHI. Willicms and
Paul &. Swanson. For NoHlen's Bay
were Clarence ii. Clancy, EdW. 3.
Dcniels, H.I .I!o1lcller, Ers. VS..
Hnivclc end Beverly, Leslie Hump
}ries, Homer e Jones, l1's. K. 5o1'-
gent end Thank #. Tire sidder.
Tho "llonteroy" sailed Thur $
at 1l:OO Alt. with these passenger
booked for Anchorage; Jonaos TEX"
}Duckott, C.S. Robertson, Ill. Scndvik
Chas. Barrett, A. Johnson, Cliff
Robinson, E.J. olonoy, Leon }uton,
Carl Taugon, Elnler Hcrrop, Fir. end
Irs. Vim. Rus soil. For Seward was.
I'D Hull. Rod Show shipped his
Pontiac station-wogon to Anchorage .
e.. The. Use G Cutter "Cedcr"
wcs import for {, fow hours Thur sday
before continuing her way on offic-
Ii al bllsille IS.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27

mal 9euti6lano NIT ins syelo tritt
uno rns eegen ersliihc ltebertdae
perte:oiet. 0euti6lano bat oen Stub
unieres 9anoes iibernommen. Wir
iinb neutral.
Die oeiltide @eihsregierung aber
bat al'f oas feierlidite gelobt uno per-
iihert, bob iie Ole selbitdnbigfeit
ano ssntegritdt bes 20nigreids Nor.
ipeeen nif)t perleten miro"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Observation-Disclosures
8sSinami,acn
(SsbIub bon Seite 1.)

Stiilpnagel lit sltu 2eiter bcrielben
beitellt nprbcn.
Is mlroe audi Onrouf hingeipieien
buB Nieie &ommiiiion lid m,sIhliebs
lid nit Dem @riienItillitono beIoi,
len miro.
@6treno 8loden oas Gnbe bes
aonr,fcs I'M @eltcn nitteilten. iona
bie gcpolferllng has ulte 9ieo bon
Sernlnn Cons: nGenn mir fabren
gegen Gngellnnb."
Soipeit bie llmitelllmg ser Niiit,
llng2iHo ouItric auI Sen aampi gegen
'Gng!ano notrueubig lrno 5rpefbien,
lid lit, fann oies jest na6 Der Nie.
berlage ;sraufreid5s obne 8efabr er.
Iulgcr. slui ser auberen Seite iinS
in England Silfsnlittel nur inioiern
periiiebar als lie bereits oil Srt unf
Stelle iino ober i'm Serlmlf ser leb.
ten q oden nad) BORT einliefen. Sieit
lino i'm SerbGltnis ST. oenen, Die bel
Sentiment bietet, acriltg.
IS nurbe uuh oarnli bingeipies
len, hab oas ihnelle GnOe ser aiimp.
ie in esranfreid) bort Die uolle Serbit
ernte iiteritelle. lleberbies beton1
mar, Dob oas Neid, iebt iiber eine
9anonerbinoung nit Spanien um>
Eortllgal periiist.
Ganit fonne iebt bas belltifipa
niidJc SunoeIsabfommen, oas ourd
sic aliierte glodaoe lit, poll uni
gan5 ailsgemtbt iueroen.
@leid5eitig ipuroen eSlug5ellgan.
griffe sesen GnglamO 6efannt gege
ben nnb auh suseitanoen. oaB bit
Gnglanber @egenangriffe gemah
ha6cE uno in Ser Hadt 5lm Iicns
tag iiher $50 8onlben al,f oeutihe;
@ebist abaetrorfen bGtten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Set Scr 5rci,cit
Sm Elcnelano Stacimm am 4. Snli
8 llbr abenoS

8ans Noroobio miro iih anihlie-
ben an bie giirger bon Glepeldno
mn 4. rsllli, Inn am aroBen "5e1t
ser 6,eibeit" I'M Glebelano Staoh,nt
teilslEet,mcu. IaS Erogramm be-
ginni Inn 8 llbr a6enbs. gintritt ut
abiolut irei fir alc 5eilnebmer. Gs
gibt oieSmol feinc lange Neocn aber
rmiomcbr ihones Seuerncrf. Wulit,
peltbcriibmte &aoiciternc treten auf.
Gie ar6bte omerifaniihe 6lagge IN
Ser Nelt ipiro bon Sl,noerten BON
gop Scollts an 1ingeripiben getra'
gel, r':roen uno bos gemeinifaitlibe
Singen miro nidbt feblen.
Ge-ihieoeac 1irmen baben 81 Dem
$4,000 sSono beigetrasen, Inn oie
Soften fir oieies Selt, oas bon Der
~Mmerican Segiun" 9eneinlcbaftlif
nit Sem Come to Glepclano Goms
mite" oravgiert pllroe. F..
9iidtcr ,sront 8. Vterrid nnb
George :. 0iibler iinb gemeimdait-
lihc Goriiber. slue GoritGote bon
Glepelanb ,uirfen nit. 9tebnten audt
Sic tril baran. .
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Clcuelan> electric
illuminating GctitpnnY
@'rgr6kert ibrc &raftanlaae.

Tie GIepelanb electric SGunlinot=
ing Gompanp miro oie 2eiltungs.
fobigfcit ibrer &roitonloge, sic iest
aebolu miro, an Sit 20. Strobc ,no
Safc Rooo pcrooppeln iaate Chen
Is. Gtmrioro, Yrai iiocnt.
Die El0ue more!, fiir 10000 &ilp-
matt Slrbincn, sic ihun i'm 0etrieb
iein iollen fiir nlhltcn Wai. Die Sc
Iellihoft miro iofort Sen slnitrog fir
peitrrc 10000 &ilorpott Surbinen
gcben, Die in eincm Sabr fertig iein
iollcr. Die Sciltllngsiabigfcit Scr Sc
lellldNoIt lit sluor genii9eno, ober ill
9lnbetrodt Ser neutrality-suspicious.
bcr Neaiernng ocnft hie Company an
sic 3uflulft. Sic Soften ser ne,lell
sIulilc bclolien ii0 oui ST 100000,
mas oic Sotalfoiten ser slnlage auf
S.. 200 600 brinat. Die original,
plunc lohcn bcrcits = Ganpifeiicl
Dor, ioNob iiir Sen nclcn slnbau bicie
slus9abe gciport miro.
SIC ncllc Slnluac miro pcrbllnben
mcrSsn nit ser slibtobula lno ser
9luor slnIogc onrd) ein Sodlfroit-
iibertlagullgsipitem ser 8clellihaft.
Die ncllc 9lnlogc lit Elm mooerner
nrcbitcftonilchcr Gntnurf llno miro
nnh Seriiaitelll,na sic llmgebung
perihGnern
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Ge>ar pcir,t
SdafidJe Grfnriien Der 8. & 6.

9tah lunaem bartem 0inter bic.
tet lid) nun nieoer 8elegenbeit anee.
nebrc Sommerausiliige an maden.
Sie .. & {. Shiffabrtsgeieaitaft
begann hellte iuieber ibre tiglif)en
Grf:lriionen nit bem elcganten
Gur:pfcr vGuiteru States" nad &c.
oar Bnirt @er eiuen biibid1en Tag
alf Dem @oier rno Gin pacr per.
gniigtc Stinacr nui oen B.: .iebten
Spmuerrelpr! Gesor Goiut rerlcben
mill. beniibe oieie @alcacnbei:. Die
slbfaErt bonn Yier an SIs 9. Str. er.
folgt moraens Inn 8 uGr. Enflait in
Gebnr Yoint 1890. s(tioHrt bon
sort i 80, Hiidfehr 1,ah Y(euelano
8 llbr obenos lin 9:3G ,'br unter.
nimr:t sic ,Gaitcrn States" lire
tGaliAc Monoideiniabrt alli Dem
See, ausaenommen Montaas. isi;t
tpen & 8eIo miro be! s'crgniie.l BON
ser :. & 6. @eieaithoit eeboi'::
- Gs iino bullfig sic idlimmiten
Chen, bei Oenen ieoer Cell cine quite
Eortie gu MAIDEN gla,lbt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27

;H-aonicrnuas-Grcrsiics oeS
Cir. sens bureaus am 1. Shli
in 8cauea Cafe

Sir grGbtc 9ii, ,aerfloiic sic ie
groollierte IN Sen lettcn Ell; Sarrcl,.
erbaltsn ibrc Siplume am 4 Suli I'M
10 liAr pormittoas i'm 8e,lih1 2oft
Gnrf, iogte George 8reen. G:ref;rr,
ltchcr 270O neroen 8ouuernellr 5
w. Vrifer iprehan horen. Sn Sic
brn6eltc snhlenbe ;samilieulrllrpen
tpernea nit 9ug ,,nb per Nh, fcnl.
men, un scr arGE.en 4 cs,t'; 1seicr
bci5lnpohnen.
@:,r ~rrr ri'ter SarolS s. burton
miro Nie @iufommenaniprohc bal.
ten unb Giftcr @. Senlefltte, II. g.
Sipi:j,; S;rtttpr i.'S Gimpauor-
runas. .r> Hatu:>>:; :; ;ntion S'E:rau
ruir> "'.s rcllen 0;rgc; bcarii5cn
Hidlter ssrauf s. 2auIbe pont Cont
mon sSleas 0crid,t miro i'c Siplomc
iiberrc:hen ser 8robunnt'i sic iher
20 nariflieocnc gutipncn r'prc cIentic,
rem. ;Irmt SuIirs 'Srpct fiibrt ot'l
Borg
Srit SOS Gitisens @ureou Dor %
Sobrcn geariinoet iplroe, iino iiber
10000 EcrIpnen iiir Ale Niirgcr-
priiisiLG borhereitet tport'' Sin
Trittel ser 8rabranter A:c'ts cSohr
fins S,arcn ESSlu Sobr, 1879 bat
hus @ureall iiber 4. ,34J GlralGnocrn
Sill. nngcociben loiien in, Dc'rh,
teller. iiir Grite Gapie,l Grflirlln.
gen, %eenterpern,i.s, Hegiitierllnaen,
llcbe csllngcn uitp. gem iu,t Gas
gurtol! miro rom Gomn.inrr Sons
mteritiiBt.
q ! 4. Suli lit Ser @eh:rtstoA Ser
%er2.nigten Staaton, oes Scins scr
Ge'ngfratie. Millionen prr Wi:rac:n
meroeI. oen 1Seieriog MD: al: cine
3eit iiir Spab uno SSen '.pers al,
leber. ionoeru oIs sic StItnte nm
8ott IL oanfen bai, IN l1risrcm Sauo
Die ncnid)cn ssreiheit scr Sccl,, IN.
ben. Nas 9feht 5lt leben ltno 81 rcocH.
Sreilctt ituo BIiid. sic llns onc bon
unicrr GorluGtern erporbcn mrs ,u-
riifg,Ioiien fpurben. Tieie nHitn
giiraer iperoen es id,dsen, hei; lie
giiruer Ser Gereinigten Stoaten &C..
Doroen iino llno iic mcroen quite &C.
IeBlichcuoe @iirgcr bleiben
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
2lnsinkr t,att >cmt
0rSheren Neih
a,,f Sent 11mup,.net
otber otlliierte hdben
Rdufe bier eeiteioert
1urh crbalt bon GnalGnoern Muto-
rcubauauitrGae fir uGdDitcs Sabr

@aihingtpn. Tic mcrianlihc Mus-
flhr noh Scntihlunb, Selterreit,
ser 5ifehpilpmafel lno Golen lit in
Sen criten ad)t &ritgsmonaten lull
nchr ais SO Ero,ent gefnllen. Ger
Grport nnh Den bier Sunberu babe
bon Sepember 1889 bis slpril 1910
nur SSOO.O0O betru9eu, mdbrenb eS
in ser entiprthenben Heripoe 1888
80 immerhin 81 Minionen Collars
gctue;cn ieien
YrGiioent sfooiepelt ioroerte Die
Selinbultrie auf, itets in gereitihaft
su Ieiu, INN alien Gpentualitaten be.
gegneu su fGnuen. Gie Snolritrie
nliiiie cine 24iriirOige Eulitlt per
folaen. Gs t0unten on eiuenl Gage
Greisniiie eintreten, luelhe baa ome-
rifon!ife Grport9eid,dit itorf be
ihrurf.n, meil am nGd)lten Sag bas
altslGnoiid,e slbIasgebiet cine Grmci=
terllng erfabren fGlne, nobilrci) lid)
neue SlusflhrlnGrfte erofincn mir
Sen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Ncr>ke,,serte
Ssm Enblic AUDITORIUM.

Tic YopsGon5crte int Glepelono
glloitorillm, Sic icoen Wittirof,,
,sreitoa unb Sourobcno Inn Sis
l(br 1benbS BON bem Glepelano Spms
pbony CONNER Srdeiter inter 2eis
tlln1 bon Hubplpb Sfinepan gegeben
mcrot,i, iino Iehr belieht.
Mlttfpch, Sen 10. Suli, tritt ser
bcriIbmte GioliniIt nerr Carroll
8lenn ouf iotpie 9erpl Rubinitein
Nno SIrtbur 2peller. Slo=Gioniiten
rnterm Stnb BON Scrmonn Moler,
Dem 5eriibnten tihedliihen Girieen.
ten. sfm ssreitag, Sen ~. Suli, tre-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27

ten ore bcriihmten Nrubp griioer ais
Sronlpeter auf lno Sri. Mirian
Berg ais Soprnno=S SoloiItin unter
Hin0.uaIls Seitung am Sumstag,
nbero, ben 13. Suli.
Sn Ser nierten gode miro Wuiino
Grecclu ais 8aitoirigent am Con-
nerstug rnb Srcitag. obenos, hen
Is. uuo 19. Suli, flmgieren, I'M =.
&on5tit iingt Seonaro @orren bon
Ser Mctropolitan Sper nls Soloiit.
llno Sas lctte aonsert am Somstog
oirigiert baum lpieoer gfuolpb Sing
mall.
%. sunni: Soar Yeebles, GontraIto.
80. Salni: Serome @roB, Gioliuiit.
10. eSrli: Carroll 8lenn, SioliniIt.
-. Slli: gcrpl Hllbinitein uno Or
thur 2oeiler, Goppel, GianiIten.
13. Slli: Wiiriam Berg. Gontrolto
uno Srlbn brothers, Srompetcr.
IS. SNrli: Maiimo SSreccia, 8aItbiria
10. Tlli: @2onnro @arren, gariton,
lno Maiimo sSrccria, 6aitoirigent.
90. sNlli: @lnIhprogralmn fiir aac.
G3 gibt 5000 Sitc su % Gents.
1900 re'erpierte Sire 5u 80 Gents
nno ullf ocW 8runDilllr SuicliitC
nit gcpoliterten Chromium Srm.
itiihlcn iiir 75c bis 800, feine
Steuer. 8etrGnfe itnh belegte 9rot.
heu limo lpabreno Ser Hnlien 81 ba.
ben 3u poplllGren Treiien.
-0-
- Siele Sel,te bleiben tallb, bis
fie Ap,, Q(opf, SoS (MalSos hGro,,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
0ippeorom
rTonr Suns" bealnmt am Samstag,
%. Suni.

Der neue Slim .Sour Sous", all.
9enI@in aeprieieu ais Elm riibrenoes
Wci't;rmerf, fommt nod) Sem Sippo-
bronze 5beoter Samstag, Sen 90.
Suni. Sies lit eirl 9ilo bas gciebcn
ncrncn nul6. sln ser Spite ser tulr1-
oerbnveu Hoacnbeletlmg ltebt Son
Slmefc ,mo Gugenc 9coutopitd,, sic
bonn 20. Gcnt,lrp Ior iiir sic MpIlc
uls Nfllttcr 9cipornen ipuroe.
ltntcritiitt ncroen oieie groBen
Sho!'piclcr bon Barn @etb Sugbes,
slaa Curtis, George Grneit, Nobert
3plpcrn. Sienel Monco lmb Sig. 9irs
man. GerpaiIcn Sic oieien Slim
nieht. Sn Sippoorome lit cs immcr
ihou flihl.
-n--
0l;@@, Ioso,, an So 0(,,o;,o,,t
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
21er>airifa 1T tpeitcr
,,,n, 1tontpic bcrcit

Setuan, ,sronS Moroffp. @cnerol
Nogues, ser irnn5oiiihc Sbcrfoms
miiicr, crtlGrtc, bob icinc nloroffu,
niiehtr Sruppcn feinell 3ua brett
Observation-Disclosures WooenS
obme &anpi obgcbcn lpiirocn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27

-. Siele Sellte bleiben tullb, bis
iie Sen Slang beS @elbes boren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
Observation-Disclosures ScltsbIatl
21e,,, Qcre bot
7,5SO,559 Gin,pctner

sielu g)orf gtad) Sen porli,iiaen
biesiubrigcn 3enilscrgebniiien bat
sic Gimupbncrsahl Ser Stabt Stem
yorf ieit Dem 3cnins bes ,subres
1880 INN 8 GroScnt 5llecronunen.
Oie fiinf @orollgbs ser Stoot hobcu
ieBt cine @cioIntbep6lfcrl'ng BON L.
$50 ,359 Ecrlpncn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-27
USleerb,s,,S fmnHiet Sen
lebteft AiteeiteHteft

Gcri. Ser @olferbunb fat ieinen
anidcineno porletten sltem3ng se-
ton. Sic 80 slnge!tellten, oie nod i'm
sroBen 8olferbunospalait tdtig iino,
puroen pom 8eneraliefretGr Soiepb
slpenul benahriftigt, oaB lie ibren
Mbidieo nebmen miiiien. 9lpenol nn6
0rei an0ere 8eante iperoen aber tpei,
ter in Nrbeit bleiben, Inn 0ie tpeitere
Gntnidlune ab3uiparten..
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= Site lefen sie bic 4n3eiseH!
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fennsulernen, oic mli ihrem iogenanns
ten ,Schgebict mn i'm Sinne bieicr
ncilen Meltnnidla.uIng arbeiten llno
eins ncuc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. icbaiicn
hcIfnu
Evening star., 1940-11-17
Improving Harvard
Eleven Is Too Strong
For Brown, "A 10 0
ScoreIess Two Periods,
Crimson Then Drives
To First Big Win
BY the Associated Press.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 10
Harvard's fast-moving football team
gave a convincing demonstration Of
superiority today in smashing out a
l4-0 decision over tricky Brown
eleven which never could get its
fiashy ground game rolling.
The Crimson, gaining its first
major victory, was held Scoreless in
the first half, although surging deep
into Bruin territory.
But in the third period the Grim
sons Charley Spreyer spanked a 63-
yard march to the Brown goal line,
launched after Loren MacKinney
halted a Bruin thrust with vital
pass interceptiOn.
Late in the fourth period Brown,
pushed back to its 13 by Spreyer
punt. tried a desperate gamble. 1t
backfired when Burgy AyreS inter-
cepted an Ernie Savignano pass.
Spreyer and Fran Lee alternated to
lug the ball to the 8 and Lee romped
over untouched on naked reverse.
Browns only threat came after
the second Harvard touchdown with
less than two minutes to play. John
OLeary, Brown right halfback, took
the subsequent kickoff on his own
4-yard line, headed UPHELD and
then cut to his right to the sideline.
OLeary fitted past two would be
tacklers, just grazed the sideline at
midfeld and finally, apparently in
the clear, was hauled down from be-
hind on the Harvard 81.
Evening star., 1940-11-17
Washington Defeats
Trojans on Scores
By StaekpooI
Goes 78 Yards TO Get
First Touchdown;
Buntu Is Stur
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
\ SEATTLE, Nov. 1.-two touch
down runs by crashing Jack Stack
pool, hardhitting fullback-one OF
them for 78 yards-gave the Uni
versity of Washington Huskies
14-to-O victory over the Trojans
from University Of Southern Cali
fornia today before a home e-coming
crowd of 10000.
Aside from a couple Of third
period thrustS the Trojan's attack
was ineffective, and it was only the
quick kicking of Halfback Jack
Banta which snuffed out Washing
tons chances to roll up a higher
score
Backed up continually in the first
two periods by Banta's sensational
quick kicking, the HuSkieS struck
suddenly for their first score.
Taking possession on their own
13, they moved to the % in two
plays, then sent Stackpool to the
short side outside the Trojan right
tackle. He cut back through the
secondary, then outdistanced the
ponderous TrojanS to the goal line
for 78-yard jaunt
Place-kick Specialist Johnny Mi
zen came through like clockwork TO
boot the point.
A pass interference on a fling
from Halfback Dean McAdams TO
Sub End Earl Younglove set up the
final score.
Evening star., 1940-11-17
Penn Returns to Early Season
Trim to Give Army Its Worst
Defeat, 48-O; Stars

15-yard pass to Johnny Welsh,
Penn's 146-pound wingback from
Downington, Pa. Johnny caught
the ball on the Cadet "a and sprint
ed across the goal line without a
tackler anywhere in sight.
A few minutes later Capt. Raw
Frick intercepted a pass from Bill
Brown Of Army and ran 1t to the
Cadet At. There Wexler let fly
again and Johnny Craemer, substi-
tute Penn end, caught the throw
and raced 27 yards for the Quaker's
fourth touchdown.
Wexler Puts Reagan In Shade.
Wexler, stealing the spotlight
from Reagan, whom he replaced,
bucked and passed the Cadets dizzy
in the final period.
Receiving an Army punt on his
49, Paul lodged through dozens of
grasping Army hands and raced 49
yards for the first of his pair of
touchdowns in the period, then in
tercepted a Cadet pass on the Penn
IS and few plays later passed 10
yards to Bob Brundage, Penn SUBJ
stitute back, to put the ball on
Army's l8. Brundage made a first
down, but Penn appeared stopped
on the 4-yard line until Wexler
swept wide around his right end
and over the goal line just inside
the red flag.
Gene Davis performed his usual
infallible foot service, kicking all
but one of Penn's extra points from
nlacement
Evening star., 1940-11-17
~ the Associated Prsss.

~ the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16.-This
= to report that the Army's defenses
against aerial attack on the football
field still are ION order" and that
Pennsylvania came back to early
season form today to give the Cadets
. 48-to-0 whitewash-the worst an
Army team ever experienced.
Before 1900 spectators in the
wind-swept stands Of Franklin
Field, Penn Inundated Army as 1t
had Maryland, Yale and Princeton.
Coach George Munger started re-
vamped lineup and used substitutes
nberally against the completely out
manned team from West Point.
The game was only the second be-
tween Penn and Army, the Cadets
winning, "a to 0, when they first
met 80 years ago.
Penalty Prevents Army Score.
The only time Army even came
near scoring, q referees decision de-
prived it Of touchdown. This was
In the closing minutes of the first
period, with Penn leading then by
mere six points. Ted LutryzkoW-
ski, who starred for the Military
Academy in the backfield, plowed
over the Penn goal line after Vase
Fenili had caught sweet 29-yard
pass from Hank Mazur on the l.
yard line. But Referee H. o. Day.
hoff nullifled the play and penalized
Army Is yards for using an illegal
shift.
Three times, all in the second
period, Penn scored on spectacular
passes. The Army defenders just
weren't there at all Setting up the
first of these, Frank Reagan rif1ed
a 36-yard pass to Barney Kuczynski
on the Army IL. Then, on the fourth
down, the same combination tried
it again and Penn's left end caught
the touchdown pass in the end zone.
Paul Wexler, substituting for Rea-
gan, engineered the second of this
particular touchdown series with a