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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13
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beiier 90.
Stiminnnasbil6 Dpn Der Ncu 0orfer
Weltausitellnng.


Dir @eltausitellung lit cine rein
amerifaniihen Mngelegenbeit. Der
gisartiide &rieg in europa bot ibren
inter"ationalen Gbaratter itarf elm.
geIdrdnft. audi luenn INN oen Court
of Heace berum elropiilhe 2Gnoer
NIT icbensipertcn, neil prahtpollcn
slusitslungen IN ibren YapiQons
aufmarten. Srieolif) nebeneinanber
Iieaen StaIien unO 8roB- -gritannien.
Son 0olen lit es niht ipeit nad Scr
Sdapci3 l,no bon Noripegen MIR elm
&abeniprllng ST 9fumGnien. Srant-
reid nnb 8elgien iino our6 oie Gon-
ititlltion Mau @romenaoe) bon elm.
amber aetrennt; aber oieie 5rennllng
bat nid)ts lleberraihenbes fiir Die
slusiteIlung i'm 8efolse. Ser belsiide
Gaoillon bIeibt seOiinet. Son Der
2eague OF Station balt bu bireften
Gintritt in oeu 9aniib @arben. Gs
lit idylrer, feline Satire 81 idreiben.
0ie Mainboip 9lpenue ihlieBt oen
gtoroteil Ser slusiteluna. Der bie
meiiten Hapiaons ser 2dnber UNI
faBt. bon Dem Siioen ab, ser in Der
Saurtiade cine @eibdftsangelegen
belt lit. llno ipenn bih ipelteridiit.
terrible Nahriften nod gdnalif) &C.
fangen balten, 10 on beinen Munb-
gang Inn oen Court Of Yeace semaht
bait, fiibrt Sid Die 9feinbon s(penle
oirsft gu ~America at Some" une
ou iinsit Dor Did, bin: ~SS'pe got a
rainbom 'ro,lno mn iboulber" .
Girgefeilt in .Mild,-. 9abaf. llnb
anocren Grfriihungsinitituten liesen
ienieits Ser 9}ainbotp gpenue Ser
tiirfiite unb idluebiihe Yapiaon.
Gebe bann our 8eroauung in ems
Der plrlen &eitauronts, oenn bie beut.
iben 9ral,er baben ia audi gelpaltise
1ionlerarbeit in bieiem 2anbe aelei.
itet! Man brau6t nur an Wilpaufee
gu oenfen. ..
g(hd Der 9(rbeit lit aui Der Mms.
iteauna geoaht in Ser slpenue Of
2abcr gs sibt aber feline american
Gereeation Of 2abor uno 6. S. 3.
glben!lc.
9lln lit nod biel Sebenstpertes
fir &inber uno Sic miiiien Die Mu'
gen leben. Die eenladt tperoen bon
~Oolra Nmerica!"
Ga 9lusfliige iiber Den S5ean fir
ben slmerifaner 3ur 3eit niht in 8e.
traht fonnnen, 70 lit es erfldrlif, bab
oie Musitelluug oas Beiubssiel Der
slmerifaner aus alien Nihtunaen
tpeitlic; Netp Oorfs getporoen tit =
un6 Je6ermann fin6et ieinen @unif
befriefigt an Der @robartigfeit Der
@eltcusitelluna!
Da iteb' id) nun. if) armer Cor,
llno bin 10 ihlau iuit ipie 5llpor
@enn Sic aus Dem electrical
Building fonmen. iino sic felt oa.
bon tiber5eust. bab oas aoden NIT
gletr;5itGt oie gr0Bte Wobltat bes
Qebe:,s 1T. aonlnt man aus Dem Gas
grbibit BUILDING, oenft man: oas
mug fin eroBer Odde iein, Der MIDI
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13

Ser SociaI Securitp Nct (so3iae
les Giirioree 0eiet), lit Elm @eiee.
ipeId,es bonn Ron9reb anaenommen
purbe. gs griinbete 5ipei Nrten bon
io5ialer Geriiderune - arbeitsIciens
ueriideruns uno NIters@ unb 6inter>
bliebenenberiiberl,ns Gs beitimmt
iffentlibe Siirioree fir bic notbe<
piirftiaen NIten, notbeoiiritiaen 8lin<
oen unb abbdneigen &inber.
Ser SociaI Security Nct trat i'm
Sabre 1885 in 8rait uuo tpuroe i'm
Sabre 1889 er!peitert. Ser ipl9enbe
9rtifel lit elmer bon elmer 8eibe bon
artifeln, oi, llnIeren 2e1ern ibre Nnz
ipriid]e. ihren Nueen unb ibre Ser
pflidltunaeu unter ben MItersz unb
6interbliebenens0 s0eroronunsep bieies
8eiebes erfldren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13
Die eelben streiien amf Sen GanSitraben q
CUR siernna Der 5abrer aefabren seaen anaebradt

9as 9anoitraBen-G Department bes
Stantes Ohio lGBt aui oen $4,000
Weilcr 2anoitraBen aui oen Yfla-
itern ,ueiBa idAporse ,lno gelbe Strei=
fen anbringer, oanlit lih oie sluto=
mobilfabrer gegen llnfdlle ifiisen
f0nne,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13
UeriiRermne fir 2lrbeitnekmer H. ikre San,iliet,
hfttcr Hem Social Security 2let

re cine Quittllng gibt, ODER aber,
tpenn Sic aus Scr 9lrbeitsiteQe aus
ideiocn. vi.
0i"ie 8eitrGge miiiien bon ieoem
Mrbeitnebmer lnb slrbeitgeber be-
sablt neroen. sic bon bieiem Mlters-
nno Sinterbliebenen-8 8eriidfrungs-
geies seoedt lino. 0ieies ihlieBt fait
ale 9lrheitncbmer i'm 8cidGiit lno
in ser Snonltrie Elm. fleine loipobl
lpie aroBe llnternebn1en. Ger 8eitrag
muB be3ablt lperben audi penn MIR
cine Herion heihGitiet miro Gr mnB
aud BON neutrality-suspicious. ,mo
eetpiiien anoeren Srganiiationen be.
3ablt tperoen, pelde be5ablte geamte
ooer Mrbeitnehmer beid)Gitigen. Gs
be5iebt Of aber nidt auf lanolpirt.
id)aft';te 9Lrbeit uno Sallsarbeit,
nod auf Observation-Disclosures,
Stact,oienit ODER eeipilie Biloun9s.,
HeIioi,ns= uno onbere Srganiiatio'
men fir sic aagemeine OeiientlidFeit.
Sie'r 8eitriioe ;niiiien niht MIR auf
90bne ,lnb 8cbGlter iiir 0oll3eitbe.
ihGf+ +ilung ionoern allh iiir Dor.
iibergthenoe oOer Ieil5eitbeidditi.
gung be5ablt iperoen.
ltrtrr vNeroienlt" perltebt man
@orSclo uno audi aolt uno 2ogis
lno anbere Nrten bon 3ahlunesmit.
teln. Sin &ellner, gum geiipiel, uno
iein grbeitaeber, 5ablen 8eriid)e.
runssfeitrige al,f Sen 9arlobn, al.
5iialid oes 8ertes ser ibm berab.
folsten MabI5eiten. Inter 0ert Der.
itebt man Die eerehte Ginihdslme
aur5eit ser Mus3abluns oes 0eroien.
ites. Ser "geroienit" ibliebt a,f)
8ebiihren lnb &ommillion elm. Muf
einen Serbienit bon mebr als $4,000
iGbrlid), iperben nur 8eitrdge altf
$1,000 einee3ogen.
guberoem, ,ucnn Sic oeridieoene
Mrbcitgcber botten llno I'M Sabre
mebr ais $4,000 fir Sbre @ente.
ga o5er ieoer Sbrer Mrbeitseber Die
beItimmten geitrdae fir Sic einbe'
sablt bat, miro Die 8unoesrceierrng
Sbn'r allf Sbr Griudeu Ssbren Mn.
tell ser einbe3ablten @eitrGee auf
Sbren Geroienit bon iiber $4,000 5I.
riideritatten. I'm iolde 3uriidbeaab.
lungtn 81 erbalten, miiiien Sic iid)
innerbalb bon 5iuei SSsabren. nad)oem
sic VeitrGae entrihtet tporben iinb,
an o,n Steuereinnebmer Collector
Of Snternal 8ebenue) iuenben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13
WptiS-9er Mlters= unb Sinterz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bedt nur

NptiS-9er MIters> unb Sinterz
bIiebenenperlihe bedt nur
2obnz uno 8ebaltsempfdnser umo
lire Samilien, peIde llnter bieiem
Sbitem altalifisicren. Gr ioute nidt
nit 0ffentlider Siirior9e. elm bunbess
ei,5clitaatliher Ylan. bertpe6ielt
merbell iuelder MIR Eerionen unters
itiibt. bic iidb in Not befinben - alte
eellte. glinoe unb abhduaise &inber.
lin ndbere Nlsfunit betrefis bes Yer<
iiderun9splanes tuenoen Sic iih bit>
te an bas nIhite 8ureau Der Social
Security 8oarb in gIebelano, Ohio.
in, Seoeral Building. NIte Yoitoifiee.
am Rublic Square.
Inn Nusf,luft betrefis Der Seffentz
li6en Siiriorge !renben Sic fid bite
on bic nddfte Oeffentlide 5iiriorsez
1telle.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-06-13
9pnnerstag, 20. Snni:

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Sol mttass @u,tern Stanoaro Eimt
GAS Nadridten. enelii9
$3.50 Nohridttn, ensliid
Na 'jmittass gaitern Stanoaro 5ime
5:45 Nahrldten. eneIii9
6:15 3eitnnesihau
1880 1eutibllnoeto
SOC Nahrlht,n. eneIiid
s:4:. Sttue!le Bo~trdse, cneIiid
go" Mus bcm 3eitseideben. en1liid)
1898 Nahridten. oeutib
10 30 @atrid,ten, engliid
1880 &ursberid)i. ensIiid
1890 Nahrid,ten. enaliih
$3.50 Nohriftn. enaIiih
6reitag, 21. SUM:
NaGmittaes Gaitprn Stanoaro Iims
5:41 Naf)r;ften enaIiid
6:45 Nahrld,ien. engIil6
1880 Seutidlano",ho
500 Nadri,6ten, ensliid
800 Mus Dem 3e:teeid,eben, rnaliid)
1915 Nadridten. beutib
lO:3n Nadridten. enslifd
1880 aur3be:: idt. eneliid
12'O1 RahriGten. enaiiid
A!beroem neroen ie nod geoari
mibhge Rahrihten bon Sau 3u SOL
aut Su 'onitlser 3eitsn seienoet. slen.
oern1gen rer Senoeseiten uno @el.
leldraen tperoen ietpeils uber Den
Se:iSer befan:ttaeaeben.
o., Geutihe &urspelIenienoer iIi
iiter, bob ieiue Sorer in Noroame.
rita ibm seraoe iett nit Der gIeider
Iuftnerfiamfelt tpie bisber foIgen
pprcen uno biitet Sic, berii6ert su
iei'L oab er oas Seine tun tpiro, INN
Sbren Gag fir Gag elm umfaiienoes
Bib Der Sage uno Der Tatiaden gu
gebe.:.
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5ulaiiig, biniiber 3u frelpen, menn
iid Scr gelbe Streifen in Der anSeren
Sabrbabn befinoet, porauseeiest, baB
ser Serfebr lrno Die llmit1n6e oerar.
tig iino. bob es nit Siberbeit &C.
ibebpn fann.
9ie gelben Streifeu tperben ange=
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Gum erlten Male iperoen an Stel-
len, mo lteberbplen zines 9(utos unb
Gorbeifabren an bemielben nit Sc.
iabr perblnben lit, gelbe Streiien
angebrad)t.
@o INNER iih bcr gelbe Streifen
in Der 8abn bes sSabrers befinoet,
oari cr in Die 8abn oes in entgegen-
geietter Ribtllng eebenoen 0ertebrs
niht biniiber freu5en. Iagegen lit es
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8etidafter 8muitt
bleibt tueiter Int pariS

Tours, ssranfreid. 8i0iam 6.
8ullitt, Ser 8otifdfter Der Il. g. in
Grarfreih. befinoet iid peiter in ga.
RIG, tp6brenb fein Stab nod bier
iiberiisoelte. Soft ale ubrieen BOT.
i6aften iino rausgerudt" bon Baris.
= SdIdee uno @ntihIee teilen
bic Meniden gratis aus. e s,a is.l
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brabt, Do gniteigen ser StraBe bie
Weitiidt perbinoert, Dor 8abnfrell=
sllngen uno an Stellem no aus an=
oerer ltriahen Die StraBe ni6t ipeit
genug iiberblidt neroen fann.
81" ,peiBen rmo id)ipar3en Strei-
fen, ie nab Der 6arbe oes Yilaiters
benuet, be5eidnen Die Mittellinien
,unb ole Sabrbabnen, no mebrere
porbanoen iino.
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- Sn Dem groBen 8errGtersSpie.
le idcinen oie itGrfiten 1riimpfe I'M.
mer rod nidt auseeipielt lporoeu 81,
iein!
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Radio NaChriChten aus
Deutschland
$50 bis $40 porm, gSS,

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M.f DSB - 1914 m 15,2OU fSa
(rur Sonntcas)
4:5t, nabm - 100 morgens GET.
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6:4F Robridten eneliih
$780, Radribtpn, engIid)
Nadn,ittass goitprn Stanoaro time
5:45 Nahr:dten eneliid
6:15 8eitun9sidau
7:3C Deutiblanoebo
500 Nabridten. eneliih
900 Mus Dem 8eiteeideben, ensliid
1915 Nahrihten oeutih
Samstas, Is. Suni:
@ormittass gare.n Stanoaro Time
CAB Nabriften. engliid
$3.50 Nabridten, angliid
NaG!mittaes gaitern Stanoaro Time
5:4h Nadridtcn. ensliid
6:15 8eitunesidau
1880 Deutidlanopdo
500 Nodridten. englii4
900 Mus Dem 3e!taeit)eben, enelii6
1O:i5 Nadriften, oeutif,
i0:31 Nadrid,ten. eneliid
1850 Rursberift. engliid
1900 Nahriften eneliih
Sunntag, 16. Suni:
Borrittags Guftera Stanooro Eim
6:4S 9tadridten. engliid
$3.50 Nabridt>n, eneliid
Naa:,nittaes g,itern Stanoaro Sime
5:45 Rodridten, ensliid
6:15 8eitungsidau
1880 Deutihlancc6o
500 Nabr!bten, eneliid
S:4. G<urpoi triae, enaIiid
soc gus Dem 3eiteefheben, eneliid
t0:15 Nabridten. oel,tih
10:sD Wadrifter. enelii&
1870 2ursber:dt enelild
1900 Nahrihten enqliin
NOntag, II. SUM:
Nor.r;ttaas Gaftern S1anoaro 1ime
$3.50 Nadribten. ensliid
5:4t Nabrihlen, enelii4
Na hr.ittags gaitern STANDARD Time
6:45 Nahrihtsn, enelii9
6:15 2eitlngsidau
7:30 CeutibIanoe9o
500 Nadrihten. en9liih
o:45 Nftueue 0ortrGge, engliid
500 Illus Dem Settgeiheben. eneliid
10:,:: Nadridten. oe,,ti&
1890 Radrihten. enslifh
1880 Rursbertdt. ensliid)
1900 Nohriften englii9
9ienstas, 18. SUM-:
Bo:'niitags e.dtern Stanoaro Eime
6:4H Radriditn. ensliid
$50 9tadr,hten. engliid
Ratmittags g,itern Stanoar6 9ime
5:46 @adridten. eneliid
6:15 8eitunes'dcu
1886 Deutitblanoeho
500 Nadri9trn, enelii4
800 Gus benz 3eiteeiheben. eneliid
10:::5 Nadrid,ten, oeutid
1880 Radrihten, enslii@
1850 2uraberidt. engli!&
12:E Nadrihten. enelifm
Nittmod, 19. Suni:
6:t5 Seitunesidau
6:45 Nahridten. engliih
$3.50 Wadrihten eneliih
@cd.rittaes gaitern Stan6aro 9ime
5:45 Wadridten enelii@
6:t5 9eitunesfdou
7:30 Deutihlanbeho
500 Ro4rih!sn. enelifh
900 Nus oem 3eiteefdeben. eneliit
10:I5 RahriGten. oeutih
10 80 gtnhritten, enaIii9
1880 2ur3beribt. eneliih
12:,G Nahrinten. engliih
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The Valley settler., 1940-04-12

7IV-23-rD Eor'G:'AE-3S CLUB
 The Rivorbond Eomomc? ?:ar's Club mot 1t tho homo of Hrs. Archie I:offttt ' dnosdoy April 10th t 1:30 PM. IA business meeting WIS hold.
 Tho topic of tho q " wc9 h2al tlful swoots given by ITS. Jin Berry. Those present woro l:rs. 4 Johnson, Yrs. c. Qucrns tronl, Mrs. Jim 3orry, Mrs. I'm. Lontz, Mrs. V. Tossing, Nrs. o. Kortulle, Mrs. A. toffitt, end Yrs. L. Morrison. 5..."@. There. were two visitors present, Mrs. Olson, Mrs Bing1o end also our District Homo Donons tr@ tion Agent, %iss Zimmerman. A very delicious lunch wcs sorvod us ing IS tho dossort one of tho many hocl thful desserts Hrs. Berry told us about. ""-:
The Valley settler., 1940-04-12

SoURDoUu Hol'E,, AYERS GLIB NETTING Sourdough Tomomok2rs Club raot April 9 with Yrs. F. Linn. Thoro wore Is mombors end two guests pre- sont.
 Tiss ghitnoy g2vo talk on Sex Hygiene. Tho topic for tho day VIZ "Horb Gardens" givon by Lrs. Adon, .arnor- It Wes 2 worry Interesting article. Sho told watt kinds to grow horo how to gather and preserve them end thoir uses.
 This mooting finishes our joct for the yccr. During tho summon months VIC will ondocVor to ccrry out somc f the various sub jocts discussed the pest y,fr. To will also work on our community pro i6ct, "BoCutifying the Grange grounds ;" Noxt Meeting will be licy l4 with Frs. elpf IGro.
The Valley settler., 1940-04-12

CCC CAl'P 1'ElS NOTES
 The number of onrol1oos in thu ccmp is steadily decreasing ct tho pros- ont timo thorQ cro only clovon loft in ccmp all togoth3r.
 Norman Rothcchor is down in tho Anchorc go Cap now back tt his old job es c1ork. l'r. II. Y. rucoff who VIZ c1ork hes gono back to Juneau to work for lis fathor. Er. Butlor was visitor ct the Camp lcst Sunday. He is tho Junior foros tor for this rogion. Tho Pclmor end Anchorage Comps arc. the only two cGnps in tho torri tory thet hGVe C lOO@ record for ccc 1don ts thct have occurred on the job. Thoro hes only boon throo accidents end thoy woro only minor onos. Throo of the boys from the Anchor ego Camp ccmo up last Friday night to spend tho wook ond while throo from horo went to AnchorccG. :- Most of tho boys hcvo rcdo up tHoir minds IS to WllGt they ere CoinF. to do for tho sunrnor lost of th3m arc going to oith3r go to FetrbGnl.s or try to cot to Kodiak. J. R. IIowe I'd
 Camp Reporter UNITED PROTESTANT CHURCH SERVICES Church school------------lO:OO All
Evening star., 1940-04-24

second. Porter Central; third. zuppa
tCentraD. Time, 1913 seconds.
120-yard high hurdles-Won by Loen-
berger tMd.); second. Ruppersberger tMd);
third, Berkeley Central. Time, 1916 Sec
onds.
sSo-yard run--Won by Harry Md;
second. Lamar tCentraD; third, Martin
tCentrap. Time, 2:l0.
second. Zuppa Central: third, Porter
(Centran. Time. 23 seconds
220-yard low hurdles-Won by Loen-
berger tMd): second Ruppersberger Md:
third. Knox Central Time. 27.3 seconds
Mile relay-Won by Central Thomas.
Dunn. Norris, Hayden; second Maryland
oStellhorn. Gross. Harry. Devlin). Time,
High jump-Tie between Brasse (cen-
traD and Gilmore Md; third tie be-
tween Port and Gordy (Md.). Height,
,.lans BROAD lump. iSnD-won BY Adams Adam md:
Md. Distance 10 feet l u inches
Shot put-Won by Schlup Md; Sec
ond Dunlap tMdD: third, Conrad (Md) !.
Discus-Won by Conrad tMd); second,
Dunlap md y third. Gilmore (Md) Dis
tance. ~ feet IL inches.
Javelin-Won by Shockey tMd1: Sec
ond Adams tCentraD: third, Lavender
tCentraD. Distance, l47 feet z inches.
Pole vault-Won by Jettmar tCentran;
second. Merriken Md; third Roberts
tCentraD. Height. II feet 3 inches
Evening star., 1940-04-24
Central -Four Scores
AS 1racksters Bow
To Young Terps
Tunes for Penn Comes;
Vikings Leod in Only
Three of ID Events

Scoring by a wider margin than
expected, Maryland's yearling track
team got in good tuning up for
an engagement with the Navy Plebes
at Annapolis Saturday by defeating
the Central High cinderpathers yes
terday at College Park, 76 to 46.
Central also got in a gratifying
warmup when its relay quartet that
will run in the Penn carnival at
Philadelphia this week end took the
measure of a Terp four in a mile
race in 1878. This was good time
on slow track.
Hayden, who previously had won
the 440 in 51.4, was the anchor man
on the team, being preceded by
Thomas, Dunn and Norris. She'll
horn, Gross, Harry and Devlin ran
for the Terps.
Outside of the relay and the 440
and pole vault, in which it got 6
points each, Central was outpointed
in every other event. Maryland
swept the shot and discus and got
points in each of the hurdles.
Lou Chacos, former Central
sprinter, won both dashes for the
Terps.
Summaries:
Mile run--Won by Kihm (MdD: second,
Lamar fCsntran. third
Time. Abba
440-yard ,run-Won by Hayden tCen-
trad second, Devlin (Md); third, Edger-
ton tCentraD. Time. 5l.4 seconds
1OO-yard daSh-Won by Chacos lMd l:
Evening star., 1940-04-24
Hardie Ace as St. Pete
Pinmen Gain Lead
In Harbin Event

Joe Hardie shone with 370 as st.
Peters No. l of Section c bowled
to the front last night at the Queen
Pin in the George F. Harbin tourna-
ment with 1872, including a 66-pin
handicap.
st. Mary's of Section C shot into
second place with 102-1,736 A pin
shy was Holy Comforter No. 3 of
Section A with 35-1,735.
Three new leaders appeared in
singles on the second night of roll
ing as Harry Colliflower, St. Mary's
No. / of Section 1 took first place
with 1884; Gerard Jordan of St.
Joseph's second, with 1886 and Tom
Graves of St. Peters, third with
22-377.
Ed Nalley and Vernon Grimes of
st. Peters No. 3 of Section c shot
45-735 to move into the runner-up
doubles spot, 10 pins back of Henry
Abels and George Boyd, the leaders.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
Springer 3-Hit Slab
Feat Brings Terps
Easy so Win

ASHLAND, Va, April 24.-If Ran
dolph-Macon's nine never faces Earl
Springer's southpaw slants again it
will be quite all right. Yesterday
the Yallowjackets were introduced
to the Maryland ace and he pro-
ceeded to beat them, 5 to 0, with a
three-hit brand of pitching excelling
anything witnessed down this way
in some time. Springer famed 12
batters.
Maryland scored what proved to
be the winning runs in the second
on Keller's triple and singles by
Burns and Culver. To these two
runs the Terps added pair in the
eighth for good measure on singles
by Culver and Springer, a stolen
base and an error.
Singles by Keller and Burns with
a sacrifice gave the final tally in
the ninth.
Springer received errorless sup
port and the Terps raped out 10
hits off Pedipo
Evening star., 1940-04-24
7abe Cs Up A7ime Record for City Pin Tourney With Set of
@. H., Halted by Fordhom, So,
Likely to Make A. u. Sad

In mood that bodies no good
for its guest, Georgetown entertains
American University on the Hill
top diamond this afternoon at 2:30.
The Hoyas are in savage mood
after dropping a So decision to
Fordham's potent nine for the first
defeat after four triumphs and the
Eagles undoubtedly will feel the re-
action. But Georgetown lost to
better ball club, a team that had
balance and a punch in the pinches.
Nanny Gomez's double in the
ninth with two down brought over
the winning runs after Lou Ghecas,
Hoya third baseman, temporarily
had STAYED off impending defeat in
the eighth by retrieving Jim Blu
menstock's foul fly with the bases
fully populated. Ghecas went half
way up the clay bank to his right
and speared the ball with a desper-
ate dive.
Gene Bowe allowed the Hilltop
pers eight hits, but kept them well
scattered. Winnie Powers gave
Evening star., 1940-04-24
Everett Gives SAMPLE
OF How Poor Bouts
Sour D. T.. Boxinq
Proves Setup for Mann
As Expected in Toking
Third-Round Count

You can have one guess as to
what's wrong with boxing in WASH
ington and come pretty close to
ringing the bell after witnessing
the defeat of Buck Everett last
night at Riverside Stadium. Everett
was patted to sleep after / minute
and Is seconds of the third round
of a scheduled 10-round debate with
Nathan Mann.
Heine Miller said we needed a new
indoor arena, capable of seating
five or six thousand customers
then outstanding, grade-A attrac-
tons could be imported. Fred Buch-
holtz got up at luncheon one day
and put the finger on the press for
being too rough with its adjectives.
Maj. Ernest w. Brown threatened to
drive every card shark out of the
hotels and Claude Owen didn't vote,
Should Have Banned Bout.
The commission shouldn't have
sanctioned the Everett-Mann match.
Nathan has date with Buddy Baer
next week in New York and any
kindergarten youngster can under
stand why he wouldn't be permitted
to risk his precious hide in the him
terlands before that date. Everett
was no risk. He was a gilt-edged
guarantee. Under such conditions
the commission should have put it's
foot down and told Matchmaker
Jimmy Erwin to get another bout,
or at least another opponent for
Buck.
Buck was counted out in lis and
at precisely 1:16 he was back on his
feet, making bewildered gestures
with his dukes and evidently willing
to continue. His actions gave rise
to a suspicion all the business was
not transacted in the box office, al
though in fairness to Buck it must
be admitted he ran head-on into a
heavy piece of artillery. 1t was a
disappointing bout, however, and
figured to be when it was made. If
the commission can't protect the
public 'eaven 'elp us-who can?
Daniels Stops Sailboat Miller.
Maynard Daniels put the snore on
Sailboat Miller Cor wasn't that Gun
boat in the fifth round of sched-
uled eight-rounder. Maynard hit his
man with a nasty right TO the body
and head, putting him down twice
before Miller decided to stay in
bed.
Sammy Magro outpointed Gerard
Della in another eight-rounder. In
four-rounders, Jimmy Brock stopped
Wildcat O'Hara in / minute and 20
seconds of the first round and Buck
WEIGH scored a technical knockout
over Brooke Bowen in the third.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

The Mats lost to Boston, 4 to 2,
as Courtney and Zachary were
pounded for IL hits. Sam Jones,
winning hurler, gave seven.
Due to the ankle injury of Babe
Ruth, Manager Miller Higgins of
the Yankees has been forced to
lift the suspension of Ping Brodie
so that player can take the ia
nous slugger's place in the out
field.
Business High School, showing
improvement, beat Eastern, % to
6. Central stopped Georgetown
Prep, Is to 2.
Benny Leonard has been Of
fered 100000 for three fights,
according to the lightweight
champions manager, Billy Glib
son.
Evening star., 1940-04-24
Bridgeport Girls Tie
Own Winning Mark
OF '3S in Pin Meet
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, April "a
Rolling an eye-filling 1,729, the
identical score which brought them
the title two years ago, the Bridge
port w. I. c. G. girls shot into first
place in the women's open team di-
vision in the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress championships
here.
Other changes brought about dur
ing last nights firing included the
moving into second place in the
mems doubles of Mac Carboni and
Ben Kosky, a New Haven Bridge
port team, with 1886, and the ad-
vance of Joe La Mastra of Bridge
port into third position in the sin
giles by dint of a 444.
The climax is expected this week
end, the Journeys final, when
flock Of top-notchers from New
England, Baltimore, Washington
and other Southern points take their
turns.
Bronson Qualities, president of the
congress, announced last night that
the annual election of officers will
be held at $3.50 pm. Friday instead
Of $3.50, In order that Southern del
egates may reach the meeting In
time to vote.