davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
Nadjruf.

S,err bes 5ooes, bciile Medlfe
2iest auf unieru S,er5en idnber;
5initer ipie bes @rabcs Wdd)te.
8 iit,o trauri9 it's lumber.
3iirne nidt .ob unierer alnecn.
Ssaunt gu faSfen,. ianm gu trogen;s.
ad, 81, 9rob fir unlere BrnSt.
limb sii ihper lit Der @eruitit.
II Scrn, mir jinien por Oir nicbcr.
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Sell. 0 belle bu iie ipieber. =
Sprid, 8um 9romen:s q III gs,lANi &
Dab mir bid nidjt burd llnurit iehfei,
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Bie 6ein beilia @ort berbeiBt,
llus ben 5r6iter. beinen @eiit.
Nnbet ianftibr meine 2ieben,
Sn Der grbe fiibler Wruft,
eirtf. ipenn uniere 3eit pcrrinnt,
limb aud inns Oott 3u iid) ruff.
8enn alid) mir 5,im yater eeb'n.
Werben mir uns fpieberleben.
0etui6nlet bon oeiner trauern6en
Satin @ofna 3baler.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
Danefaa,tno

suf oieiem @cee erlaltben mir uns
l'nieren pielen 6rellnoen fir oie 10
iebr 5,toorfommenoe 8eoienung i,nS
Mitbilfe ieber 9lrt beim Ibidieoe
itnierer im @eiite etpis ,peiIenren
@attin lmo Wtl,tter
&atbarina yooenourfer
Die am 3. Sftober. 8 llbr abenos, 10
ploslid, burd) einen Ser3Id)lag ais
llnierer Witte bom Sooc ohtcri,ien
tpuroe.
Ser Sfmer5 lit srob. Gott per.
gonre ibr bie Hube.
Jamilie &nbulpb Vuocnouricr
llno &inber.
Iie finan5ielle slngeleeenbeit lei,
tens 3ipeig Is lino Central Bertrand
iiuo ourd lire Giinftlidfeit als be.
lobello SIT erahten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
Ccscrcitticrtc 2lntitutcr>
f,aleie 8et6tiamita

. Mit Der 3ultinhnlng Ser County,
&plnnliillre, bes giirgermciiters lnO
Sircftor Honnlep's peroen Die lieben
Sanitdts. .Siitriftc in Gupaboga So.
inter cine Gerlpaltlmg, bie III Sen
Sdnoen ser County &ommiiiGre lic'
gen miro, geitelt. Wfan >erfpartet 0aB
oieie 9telerlng quite Sriidlte bringen
tpir6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
Dur Grin,,er,,t
an unieren 9ruoer
Sobann &ranf

geItorbeu am ID. Sftobcr 1899 il,
0orfpiG, Ohio.
Gs mar aeipi6 eiu ldnperes Sd,cibc,,
Sn trener Vruber mein.
yhsnnnoer ipar es pereonren
gin beinem Sterhebett su iein.
&cnsebcns riefit bu Die Seinen.'
Scr ipciI bu ranait nit benz Sob.
Bott gebe Dir BEN ianften SrieScn
Sn Dem frenrben Grbenid)oB.
9is emit aud ,uicr Iuae brid,t.
@ctpiomet BON beil,er Sdlpeitcr
Sara Cue lino 9ruoer Ian. @ramR.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
SaQu,ueen Tartie.

atgebalten pom 9anend)or GoeIlpciB
fir Die l'titglieoer u,o oerel. sSrelm.
De om 81. Sftober nod Der Sins,
ltunbe. Gin riibrises aolnite, lit al.
Der Nrbeit eineni ieoen eiuen .sen,,b,
reiden sbeno au biaten sllld tcile
id, alien Sbrpeitern S"s Cor'enhors
nit, SaB mir am 1. 9ornsr;.Go i'm
9tcrelnhsr cine Spe;iaiuerioEnnl,ug
einterlIfen baben. Cine jepc Sd,ipc.
ncr 1T gebeten am Gias s.: icin.
Notberine 0ort;re, Sefr-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
NuS GlebcIanD, ODlo
Ia = -.
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Die omiiionte &omooie v9lonoie
bos Serpont Srouble", ein groBer
2adericlg, bGlt ibren Gin5llg tns
9afe Sbeater am 0pnnerstag,' Sen
II. Sftober. Gs lit bas idone glon.
bic=9ilo uno bie. Saliptrpllen. liegcn,
tpie iiblib IN Sen Sanoert' bon. @rtbur
9ofe, Yennp Sinaleton llao: y2arrp
Sinms. .sus /. 8petter 5ilMs miro
"gicr 49,, eiaea nlelooraraotiide
Yrobuttion eeseiafsail! ], osr.Spnn
sori n,o eIobos ai, eAa pupt.
roIlen ipiclen. SyHT gJots Set
edaupIae oes 5tHaes. 4sl:ss.ax
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
Gs bciiert iih .
Mcnc WEN Erojefte bcsonnen

@ie Serr Wtisfeu, Glepelano 81
ltrift Wonager, inns mitteilt iinb einc
sln5obl nel,er Groiefte, bie slrbeit
fir 275 Gerionen ihaffen, IN 8ereit'
ihaft. gines lit an Slt 1S. Ctr, bon
gl,clio 81 Central, ein anoeres an
Mpnticellp l,nb See 9fo., Elm oritteS
im.@rccfIioe Enrf uno Gin piertes at
Sit 1o5. Str. bon Torf Sane 5n Gu
perior gtb. gelegen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
Community SmnS
Mcl,r 2emtc an Der Mrbeit:

IHcbr ais 26,OOO mciterc Yerlonen
fonoell oicicn Scpteulber gcihGfti,
gllng oIs ppr einem Sabre. Die SSn,
bilitricIlc Gipiiion bes 6llnbs nabm
cine SnIpcftiou in alien groberen ssns
ollitrien Dor lrno eelougte ST 6ieicn
crfreulihen 9iciultat. Giien, Stabl
lmb Metnllc rcfmcn Sen eriten Ylas
Gin. Die slusiihten, bab ser 9topem,
ber feinen Miifgong in Ser 3abl ser
'@eihG'tigten 'dllfrpriicn ipiro, fino
lebr gut.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
pi3eprGi. Garner i6krt
ctne picle 1Dcrte teint

@aibineton. Sd,tpeigiam, lpie int,
nler, mas bie Eolitif angebt, mohte
Iidl Garner auf Sen @eg nod Seyos.
Gr iuar por 5lpei @ohen bon ltpaloe,
Seras, nod bier gefomnen. Gr lit
'iir ShlicBlng oes &ongreges bis
nad) Ser 9tellipaDl, l,nb oa Dies ubs
gclebnt milroe, nadte er ielbcr fir
iih cin Gn0e nit ser 9lrbeit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
0Sttliste Derietm,,e ,,,irS
1trteil iGQet,, iaot tapit

Gatifan Staot. Sn elmer gniprade
Dor Der @eiligen 8ota., Dem boditen
fatlolildcu @eridtsbof, 6e,ltete
GapIt gius t2. biniidtlid oes arieI
aes at. oab mabrldeinlid bas llrteil
Der gottlicben goriebllns. voie @elt.
reid)e gibt uno tie tuieber fortnimmt"
iiber Sen gegenlpartigen aonilift
gan5 anoers lal,ten miro oils oas Der
@eihidte. ..,
.Sbne oieies urteil ,t66er Sn er,
lai,tern," iagte Der Yontifer: Ser
Serr Der &eerid)nren. Der nit @iite
uno 8ered)tigfeit 81 8ooen lpirit
ltto ipieber al,fridtet. Der gauge
@elteid,e gibt ,,no iie@ tpieper fort.
nimmt, I0iht TIRE Naiaen duS une
beer6igt iie unter Bergen bon Grim.
mcrn." =. s..,...-,.. ,3..- ,.w
Oie aune5menoe .@rauiamfeitT
oes &rieges ~erfiiQe' DIN nit 8tpei,
feln aR eine1H 9eredten 1rieben",
fngte Ser beilige 8ater tpeiter, unf
foroerte .iei,1e 9uborerl al,f. ,um 5rie.
oen a1t beten. E':z
9ie Nniprade erfolete anldBlid
Ser eriten idbrliden Sibuns Der Mo.
ia, at ser aQe Mitglieoer teilnabmen
init slusnabme oes eriten amerifa,
niiden Mitglieoes, Moni. Grancis
5. Brennan pom ct. CHARLES Semi.
mar III Gber6roof (Hbilabelpbia).
ga.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
Illus 9olngStolun, Obio
8aiar

Ser 0rol,en 0erein ber Sonteris
@emcinoe beebrt iid) biernit, aue
Greunoe uno @0nner Der Sonterlls
@eneinoe 5u oem am 9. 9sopember
itattfinoenoen gaiar aufs ber5libite
ein5ulaoen, sluber sen pielen ib0nen
Sonbarbeiten, tpelbe man 5ll maBis
gen Hreiien eriteben fann, miro audi
Elm idones Sbeaterltiid 5ur auffiib,
rung aelanacn. + ra, led ..,..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
Ans &eiu Gaftle, Ya.
3ipcis 25.

IS oiene allen Mitglieoern sur
fre,lnoliden 3enntnisnabme. ooB Sic
monatiide Seriammlllng oes Sr,eig
25 am Sonnta9, Sen 20. Sftrher, 3
llbr nahmittags, in Ser ginfraGt
Sale abssbalten tpirb. Sober gru-
Ser iollte lid, beteiligen in oieier Ser
iammlllng, GA tuid,tige @eid1fte Dor,
Iiegen. Geo. Yetri, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
2lueia 28.

aqen Sdpeitern oes 3tpeig %
CUR Nadrid)t, oab bie nadite Ser
ia,nmlline am Sonntae, Sen 90. 81
tober, 2 llbr nadmittass, itattiinoet.
Mud miro Sic 8iherpriifl,ng ab9es
balten tperoen. slue Sf)tpeitern iino
gebeten, Der @eriammll,ng bei5us
tuobnen.
g. @iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
Sentidj-Nmerifaniide 3entralc oun
0mngstotun, Sbip

reranitaltet am Sanlstag, ben 10.
Sftober, 8 llbr abenos, ibr iGbrlides
Grnteieit. Gin fur5es Yrogramm
miro 5ur sluifiibrllng fonnnen, allb
miro wie ieoes Sabr, ipieoer cine
Grltefonisin seip1blt lucrOen, Elm
befanntes oelltlhes Srd)cIter miro
gum San3e ariipielen. Nae Solfsge-
uoiien, ipe5iea Die Sueeno, lit aui DIE
fem @ege ber5lih einaelaoen. Ser
Gintrittspreis lit icbr niebrig.
8eorg 8erenot, Sdriitf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
1as Serbit=&onscrt

bes Z. 9. 8elaugpereins Gintrad,i
frnoet ON Sonntag. Sen 3. Hopem.
Der, IN Der 2. g. SoQe itatt.
Wir bitten olle uniere eSreunoe uno
Conner lid, oieien Tatum fiir uns
5ll relerpieren. 0as Yrogramm miro
naflte 0of,e peroiientlift.
u. 6. Jrieienbeneit, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
Mdtmn9.

Ser 5rauen gerein ser. Sonterus
@emeinoe eibt bieomit befannt, oab
ser gaiar nidt sen 2. 9topcnber,
lonoern am 8. Gopember itattfinoen
miro. 90. Sen0el.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
Nus Rifles. pbio
Ser Smeig % bernnftaltet einen
NasfenbaQ

Nasfenbal(
am 10. Sftober. 8ier idone Yreiie
fuer6en nergeben, 5tpei fir Die id)on-
item llnb 5tpei fir Ole bobliditen MaSs
fen. MHe Witglieoer, syreunoe llno
.8etannte iino altfs ber5iifite einge'
laoen. Cine quite Muiif uno elm tiid,
tiaes amitee iuiro am Hlase iein. glrp.
fang 8 l1br abenos. gintritt fit Ser.
rem 35e, fit Dan,en 25c.
I'm 5ablreifen 8eiuh bittet
Das 4omitee.
g. @iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
GinlSiaite Ser am Is. or,
teber 1910 f6uieett Sins,
ieteiite Der Da,1,eSoitleibe

teber 1910 f6uieett Sins,
ieteiite Ser. > Da,pesai,leihe
tGerman G1ternal 2oan. 1924.
N,n-tt. Sftober- 1910 faIlise Sins
fdeiae an.erifanHaer stbidnitte Der
9atpes anleibe, bic Stentpef rllsM
Gomieile October lit, 1895" tragen,
:tusrSsn,in eleid,f S2eife y biejenir
gen 8iusideinc Scf1elber Abidmitte,
Die am 15.. NprA 1910 fdlie paren,
,ongefauft. Snbabern FOLDER Stiide
uno 3insideine miro mitbin Wog-
.lihfeit geeeben. 6ie am Is. Sftober
1910 faaigen 3insibeine bel syirma
S. g. Norgan & &c., Sncorporateo,
Neip Yorf Gitp, ober bel elmer ser
anterifaniiden @ertretlmsen 6er
&amburg- -slnerifo 2inie bonn sydaig.
feitstage ab nit $25 fir $35 @enn-
betrag gegen Dollar gu berfauien.
Dauesmart tSafen, auf @runo bet
eeltenoen @eitimutunsen ertporben
tperoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17
Nns 2orain, Ohio
3lpeie II.

Gs oicne alien SdnpeItern SIR ses
fduigen &enntrisllaflnc, oof nj Der
Ieeten Gerianmlllng beId)lolien iullr.
be. einen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17

- Gen blclcn Sclltcn bon Stano
iuiirben mir ciligc 9cllte nit Ser.
ltano por5iebcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17

= 9lnnllt perlpelft nid)t ipie Oie
Sd)Gnbeit, lie hot Seben uno erncuert
lid) unaufborlih. 9louiiendu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17

- 90 tnobl ireenoiuo IN Der Nelt
nod Elm fiebliher @intel at finoen
lit? ha
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-10-17

Die SdnIen fino tpieoer often.
l1nb mas bic 4inber bort lernen, tper.
Den ite balo tpieoer umlernen miiiien.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
recommended that 10 places be
awarded the local qualifiers.
Big Links Week Coming Up,

Big Links week Coming Up.
With the biggest golf week in many
seasons coming up entry headlines
for several tournaments also were
on the way. Here are the headlines
for the five affairs to be held next
week: Maryland women's champion
ship entries close tomorrow with
Mrs. c. H. Hoffrogge at Sic Orchard
road, Baltimore.
Maryland junior championship,
closing of entries at Is Mcclellan
place, Baltimore, at S. pm. Saturday.
District Junior championship, en-
tries close Monday night with DR..
w. c. Barr at 3050 N street.
Columbia Broadcasting System
women's tourney, June "a, entries
close at l pm. tomorrow with Mrs.
j. B. Walsh at Chestnut OTIS.
Capital Golf and Country Club
best-ball tourney, entries to close at
the club next Wednesday.
Louis Fuchs of Manor won the
gross prize with a 76 in the tourney
of the District Building and Loan
Association at the Washington Golf
and Country Club. Don Donnelly
won the District Title Company cup
with 92-25-67. Other winners were
R. H. Sinclair, 89-20-69; second
gross, M. F. Mccarthy. 70; most pars
Walter Tuckerman 12); most 6s-
M. Bodfish 80: third net-H j.
BaltZ. 07-25-72. putts-C. Cav Har.
rell and E. L. McAleer. is. Guest
awards-W. H. Arnold, 97-15-82;
A. F. Myles, 96.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
ConoIe, Dee Move Ahead
In Tennis Tourney
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
PITTSBURGH. June 20.-Dan
Canale Of Memphis, Notre Dame
sophomore, displayed his best form
to pace the field into the quarter
finals Of the Western PENNSYLVANIA
mems singles tennis championship.
After upsetting the sixth-seeded
Harry Wald, he came back to drop
shot Adrian Hartman. former Pitt
star. to defeat by 6-3, 63, then
eliminated Martin Tressel of Pitts
burgh, Ga, rs.
Stanfords Larry Dee, seeking his
second Western Pennsylvania title
easily triumphed over Eugene Van
Horne, Pittsburgh. 6-3, 90, while
his teammate. fourth-ranked Bobby
Low, advanced to the fourth round
with him by beating Paul Sullivan
Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Swede Erickson pitched a bril-
liant four-hit game to enable
Washington to stop a five-game
losing streak and beat Cleveland,
S to 1. Stan Coveleski was the
losing hurler.
A nine-hole public golf course
will open in Potomac Park early
in July, Col. c. s. Ridley, SUI
perintendent OF public buildings
and grounds, announced.
A crowd of 10000 watched
Tommy Milton win the 225-mile
auto race at Uniontown, Pa, in
2::22. Twelve others competed.
Connie Doyle was the only Co.
lumbia player to win as that
team lost a Washington Tennis
Association match to Dunbar
ton. 8 to l.
Willis Sharpe Kilmer's Exter-
minator easily won the Long
Beach Handicap at Jamaica. The
rugged veteran, ridden by Andy
Schuttinger, scored by 5 lengths
over Cirrus and Naturalist.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
8 Linksmen Enter
Maryland Amateur
Qualifying Test
s. Are Capitol Players;
Post Entries to Be
Accepted Today

Eighty-three golfers drawn from
all the Washington and Baltimore
clubs will attempt to qualify tomor-
row for the Maryland State ANA
teur championship at the Congress
sional Country Club. The 18-hole
medal round will be followed by the
usual four rounds of match play,
winding up Sunday afternoon for
the title won last year by w. C.
Eager of the Baltimore Country
Club.
Post entries will be taken today
at Congressional.
Fifty-three entries are from Wash
ington clubs. The pairings:
MORNING
W9Ilf5 scs s0ns fes 'fas:
s:is. Dick Melvin q. s. and Luther {,
NIXON Dsyy tconx3 d and Franz Murray
sG9nso; uIS g;3o; Frank Johnson .Gongn ,,,; and
5consS; s:4s, Ralph sosart 1cong5 and
SsoIfe F. Miller Miller @ .cSl2; s54 Dr. H G
Donohue e.. 81; 1905 g: 7. Smith
Gd%ard fnd kes ns9i MarTSis sSns nd
5Sis Island, apa W wv sss5,eId 'cons ! !;
sSipsy vSafs suIneas q Ath9r ans ays1s
I0:45. David Nes, il. o. c G. and H. g
.1d s.. rehesty Sss cons5 aso wstfsn iosa
Herbert WAGNER. ir. lG. 8. W and Baetjer
Miller oo oGunattachedl; alta ,,,,
Dowling. If; Hinl: ii:os. W. e. Hack:
Iis Sashan an H. % ks%fman' nfGGe'9 12 tsuSS and
man (R: RI and Ed Boswell, ,ir. lR. r. J;
30 Georse Rice. CR. RI and William r
Parker tunattachedl; :36, Frank Gavin
H.. La R E; Roudabush, n, M and W
1B c. c. and John Farrell tHilD: 1l:54
AFTERNOON
1905 Thomas carrick (B. W and CIii
Aloan tCatoctin); 12:12. John N. Fred
3yerlon o q. r. and Erford G. Barnes
az, .Rd RI 1s;s4. S., P; B Mar'ino Capital
peed leeav 'conso and Herbert A. Mihils
200. Gene Pittman 'cons) and Earle
Nolan Cong and Charles Malone Gong )
LA; W c. McIlvaine UKenl and j. M
strait Gong: 30. o. U. Singer tCons }
and H B: MCGUIRE tCongD: las. j Mar
snali Neel IT. M and Dr. E G. Schmidt
tB "; 1854. William c. EAGER tB. c. c.
and Edgar NJ. Lucas tB c. c.
90, John De Ford jr 'Elkridee) and
Robert A. Keilty fCongD and Emmet
Gary fHili): 2:l.. NJ Whittlesey tManorj
and NJ. Fitzeerald CKenD
lows; Cong coneressional; Ken Ken.
wood: / s. Indian Spring: Col Columbia a
Gi6 Island Gibson Island: Hill. Hllen-
daie; g. S. ", Green Spring Valley: Sub a.,
suburban: r. r.. Rolling Road; B. D.,
Beaver Dam: B. v. Bonnie View: 7, NJ
Terra Mariae: B. c. c.. Baltimore Coun-
Evening star., 1940-06-20
New Champion Team
Assured in Federal
GoIfCompetition
6. P. O., Victor in 1889,
Is Out Of Running for
Place in PIoyoff

There's going to be a new match
play champion golf team among
the Federal departments this year.
The Government Printing Office
outfit, 1899 winners of the event
sponsored by The Star, hasn't even
a mathematical chance to win its
way into the final round of the
current tourney.
With one match to play-next
week-the printers have won IL
points in their section. Accounts
and Deposits, the 1888 winners of
the tourney, are in the lead in
that section with 18 points, and
seem sure to win.
Aggies Setting Pace.
In Sections / and 3. the situa-
tion is similar, with only a single
contest scheduled for each of the
top teams to determine the section
victors. Agriculture leads in Sec
ton l with 18 points. Justice Is
next with Is points. Agriculture
meets Social Security Board next
Wednesday, while Justice plays its
final match Thursday against Civil
Service.
In Section 3 the General Ac-
counting Office team leads with 10
points. War is next with IS
points. while Interior trails with
Ia points. But G.. A. o. has a match
scheduled with Interior-a strong
outflt-while War may sweep its
match with Congressional Library
in the final set-to. Anything may
happen in that section.
Down in Glass B, section l, Re-
construction Finance Corporation
tops the list with 1872 points won.
Interstate Commerce Commission is
next with 161a points.
Justice, Aggies Play Tie.
Here are the latest tournament
results: Justice and Agriculture split
3 to 3; War beat w. P. A., 5 to l;
General Accounting Office licked
Navy, AZ to IL; Interstate Com
merce Commission beat R. F.. c..
3i2 to 21a; Interior beat Congress
sional Library 5 to /; Public Build
ings beat Federal National Mort
gage, to 0.
Now three-ply playoff in Sep
tember looms among Agriculture,
Accounts and Deposits, and Gen.
eral Accounting Office. Accounts
and Deposits seems a sure winner
Evening star., 1940-06-20
BY WALTER McCALLUM.

Plucky Marie Walper, no matter
how she fares today against the
more experienced and steadier Betty
Meckley, several times holder of the
District women's championship
definitely has set her mark In
women's golf this year as a de-
termined scrapper.
Qualifying at 81, which was fairly
close to the deadline, Mrs. Walper
fought her way through two tough
matches to reach the semi-final
round in the tourney which tomor-
row will reach its final phase at the
Kenwood Golf and Country Club
course.
Here. was gal rated no better
than a 1-to-5 shot to lick Marion
Brown in the final round of last
years championship, winning from
the Brown girl on the 18th hole
Here was Mrs. Walper, struggling
through a mediocre early season
this year qualifying with a high
score in defense of her title. Few
thought she would go anywhere
But whether she won or lost today
against Betty Meckley, no one can
say that Marie Walper gave up
without real battle. There isn't
tinge of the gutter in that mite
of a woman. Only better golf will
beat her.
In the first round of the tourney
she came from behind to lick the
favored Mrs. Myron Davy on the
18th hole. Yesterday she came
from behind at the ninth to win a 3
and 2 victory over another favored
player, Mrs. Walter R. Stokes, the
Middle Atlantic champion, who won
the medal Monday with a 70. All
Mrs. Walper did was play the first
seven holes of the last nine in one
over fours to win that match.
Mrs. Walper Never Quits.
Marie Walper impresses you as
the kind of golfer who never quits.
The kind who digs in and holds on
even when the going gets tougher
and the holes begin to slip away.
She licked Betty Meckley last year,
in match that was tabled as one
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Nellie Sheer Fuvored
In M. S. Junior Tennis

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2O.-Sev-
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day to win the Middle States junior
girls lawn tennis championship.
Top-seeded, she romped into the
semifinals yesterday by sweeping
aside Rita Harvey, Wilmington, Del.
GO, 6-1, in convincing fashion.
Frances Grossnickel of Columbus
Miss, also entered the semifnals
along with Nancy Ritchie and Bar
bara Newhall, both of Philadelphia.
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finals of the Philadelphia and dis
trict women's tennis championships.
Miss Jacobs Is ranked second ma
tionally.
Eunice Dean Of San Antonio,
Tex, and Emily Lincoln of Boston
also reached the round of eight.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Net Fame Chance Given
To Mudqe' Hurshuw

BY the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, = June 2o.-No
one expects her to do it, but Madge
Bunny" Harshaw may spring a sur
prise today.
The Ursinus College student is
pitted against Helen Jacobs of
Berkeley, Calf, in the quarter