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Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
Clubs
Society
Women's S Socie+y
Devotes Day to
Monthly Me ct

Progress of the work being done
for the migrants in this county was
reported by Mrs. Gertrude Meade,
missionary nurse, at the meeting OF
the Womens Society of the Meth
odist church Tuesday morning in
the social hall.
AT noon the group adjourned for
a luncheon served by Mrs. c. S.
Conner and her committee, recon-
vening for the program and busi-
ness meeting. Mrs F.. d. Jacobs act
ed as leader and discussed the ac-
tivities of Americans all over the
world: Mrs. c. E. Sones, outlined
the work of the missions under the
new consolidation program of the
church; Mrs. Eugene Waterman dis
cusSed the joys and sacrifices Of
the missionaries in China, basing her
talk in part on the work of her
brother who was a missionary in
that country.
Mrs w, A. McCleneghan conduct
ed the Christmas devotional service.
This society is working for the
Red Cross on war production, and
will meet Friday at the c. E. Sones
home to sew on layettes for the mi
grant families Members are also
planning a food sale for Dec. IA.
Mrs. Conners committee was
composed OF: Mesdames Grover
Baker, James Carson, r. C. Glenn
ons, H. H. Dukes, Martha Hughes,
c. N. Maxwell. Edna Morrison, War
rem E. Sage, P. B. Schoonmaker.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
Luncheon Honors
Mrs. Kath

Mrs. Wendell Hammer, Mrs. Rich
ard Moore, and Mrs. Earle Massey
entertained with a pretty luncheon
and shower for Mrs Adolph Kath
of Pomona, former Ell Centran who
is visiting Mrs. Hammer this week
The party took place in the Ham
mer home at the Embury apart
ments where luncheon, the shower
and bridge game were enjoyed.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Kath,
Mesdames Joe Golden, w. B. Bar
ringer, Donald w. Ketchen, E. A.,
Fitzhugh, George King, William
Maxwell, William Pata, Harley Dold
and the three hostesseS.
Mrs. Ketchen won high score
prize and Mrs. Dold, the second
high score prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
Birthday Party
Recent Event

Mrs. Herschel Bailey gave a birth
day party recently for her sister,
Miss Milderine Stone, the party
taking place at her home, 31O
south Fifth street
Guests enjoyed a series of games
and the delicious refreshments
served by the hostess to: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jimmie Stone, Tavern Rodri-
guez, Mrs. C. Hayes, Doyle Smith,
Andy Plumb. o. j. Stone, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louie Reed, Paul Bailey, Mrs.
Floyd Rodriguez, Helen Davis, Ray
mond McAnally, Lucille league,
Helen Andres, Mabel Rodriguez,
Clara Robertson, Earl and Lee
Robertson, Kathlyn and Anastacia
Andros, Eddie Rodriguez, Neil
Stone, Mickey Rodriguez and the
guest of honor.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
ShowerGivenfor
Mrs. Paul Haskell

Among recent events is the pink
and blue shower for Mrs. Paul Has
kell, held at the Earl v. G. North
rop ranch with Mrs. Jack Frohly
and her daughter, Mildred, as
hostesses.
For the games, prizes were won
by Mrs. Kathryn Stroh, Mrs. Ora
Flory and Mrs. Harry Erskine.
Those present were: Mesdames
Earl Northrop, E. B. Hamit, T. G.
House, Glen Haskell, o. C. Flory,
John L. Dubois. Mayme Martin,
Kathryn Strch, T. G. House, jr.,
Charles Hackleman, Ralph Sprague
Elmer Forester. S. G. Haskell,
Rose Forester, A. Ray Kramar
Virgil Corfman, Evan T. Hewes,
Miss Eileen Forester, Miss Dolly
Forester, Miss Loin Martin, all of
Ell Centro; Mrs. Clyde Havens and
Mrs. Harry Erskine of Imperial !:
and the guest Of honor, Mrs. Paul
Haskell and the two hostesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
Short Short Story
Technique Theme
Of Proqram

Technique of the short short
story was the subject discussed by
MIS-. w. A. McFadden for the Ell
Centro branch National League Of
American Pen Women at it's meet
ing Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Warren F.. Fox, east of Ell Centre.
Mrs. McFadden discussed the
proper construction of short short,
the new trends in this type of
story, and the necessity of consis-
tent character development. In il
lustratlon she read two short shorts
published recently which illustrate
the requirements for this type of
writing, concluding with one she
had written herself, since the mem
bers are emphasizing creative work
this year.
Mrs. Fox served tea to the group,
assisted by Mrs. Streva, chrySan-
themums and potted planes making
pretty decorations for the house
and table. DR.. and Mrs. Fox have
just completed the addition to their
home, and the living room with it's
huge window opening on the terrace
with view of the distant noun
tains, is particularly attractive.
Mrs. Robert Hays, Mrs. Earle CT.
Davis, Mrs. Don c. Bitter, attended
from Ell Centre, Mrs. Fl. j. Ingram
Mrs. w. A. McFadden and Mrs.
Ross Streva from Brawiey
Bonnie Welch and Mrs. Fox,
branch artists, are having a Show
ing of their paintings Sunday af-
ternoon and evening, Dec. Is, on
the mezzanine floor of the Bar
bara Worth hotel. under the spon-
sorship of the branch
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS Ell CENTRIC, CALF.
Camp Fire Executive Visits
HCentro on Thursday

Miss Ruth Teichmann, Camp Fire
field secretary for California, Utah,
Nevada and Arizona, will be in the
valley Thursday on an official visit
to the Camp Fire groups.
Her schedule calls for meeting
with the Camp Fire girls at pm.
in Wilson school when members
from all groups in the valley will
assemble. Matters of interest to
the girls, and instruction in the
singing of Camp Fire songs will
be featured.
Miss Teichmann will speak at a
public meeting for adults Thursday
night at 73O o'clock in the Harding
school Kindergarten room, special
invitations having been sent to the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER A, 1910
State President to Visit
County This Friday

in addition to transacting business
will enjoy a program headlined by
talks by the two distinguished Wis
itorS.
At noon the session will adjourn
to the Planters hotel for a lunch
con, reservations for which must
be made by Thursday.
In Ell Centro, Mrs. Don C. Paulus,
Zen Thousand club president, is
taking reservations and members
may telephone her, 1901. All wom-
en- interested in attending are elig-
ible to do so.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
Gift Box Opening
In HoItviIIe

HOLTVILLE, Dec. 4.-The Bap-
tIst Missionary Circle is having it's
gift box opening" and program
Thursday night in the church at
7 o'clock.
A fine program, including musical
numbers, will be presented, Mrs.
o. r. Stroh being in charge, and
a silver offering will be taken. The
affair is open to the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04

Mrs. Thomas H. Richards, presi-
dent of the California Federation
of Women's clubs, and Mrs. r. G.
Miller, Southern District president,
will be guests of honor at Fridays
meeting of the Imperial County
Federation of Women's clubs, said
Mrs. George King of Brawley, coun-
ty president.
The county board will meet Fri
day of this week at 10 am. in the
BraWley Presbyterian church and
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
Sans SouciClub
Entertained

Mrs. L. j. Goree, jr., 5o2 Wensley
avenue. was hostess at this weeks
meeting of the Sans Souci club,
members meeting at her home Tues
day night for dessert and a game
of contract.
Mrs. Sem Bacon won high score,
Mrs. r. c. Clemons, the second, and
Mrs. John w. Tyler, the third, the
other members present including:
Mesdames j. B. McNeece, William
C. Reed, Harry w. Horton, John
Tyler, w. H. Tyler, jr Guests in
cluded Mrs. E. L. Carson, Mrs. Nor
man E. Dupont and Mrs. George
Kirk.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04

guardians, the sponsors, and to the
parents of Camp Fire girls.
A person of vivid personality and
keen enthusiasm for the Camp Fire
program, Miss Teichmann is an
interesting speaker and her talk will
appeal to many, widening their ap-
probation of what Camp Fire does
mean to its members.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
Guild Supports
Well Attended

st. Paul's guild sponsored most
successful baked bean supper Tues
day night in the church. serving
some rs guests and netting a nice
sum for the guild treasury
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
Many III With
Influenza

Flu is claiming many these days
and among those suffering from
this illness are: Mrs William
Peach, Mrs. Lawrence Niles of I'm
perial and Mrs. Frederick Heald,
Mrs. George Lederman.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
New Babies at
City

Recent arrivals at the Ell Centro
hospital include:
A daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Gipson on Dec. 4, weighing
six pounds, 1917 ounces;
To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence w.
Harris, daughter on Dec. 4, weigh
ing eight pounds and one-half ounce.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
Celebrate Fourth
Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cruce were
guests of honor recently at chick
en- dinner party celebrating their
fourth anniversary.
Covers were laid for: Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Baker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Casper Mr.. and Mrs. Cruce, Mrs.
Mamie Belle Cruce, and the Misses
Dorothy Hammett and Janet Lee
Johnson
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

(SOrtiesuns aif Der 8Deiteu seite)
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
3niammenbang 5Dii6en Oeutlder Mniit
nm spra6e

llno mieoer, tpie 10 oft i6on mab-
reno Ser langen Sabre ieines 8e-
Ite6ens, miro Der 0euti1e 2iterari-
lde 8erein am Sonnabeno, ben "a.
8ebruor, abenos s llbr, oas Mnoen-
fen zines 9i1ters uno zines &om=
poniIten ebren, oeren Namen pom
Shidlal auf oa8 inniglte berfettet
muroen: @0uar0 90 orife uno
Suqo @oIf! Ser leBtere ber=
tonte SO Der l10nIten @eoidte oes
erlteren uno geboren Die @olfi6en
M0rifelieoer~ nit gum berrli1lten,
mas Der 9eutide u2ieoergarten~ bon
belte auf3upeilen bat. Nambafte
&iinitler un0 &iinItlerinnen leBen bic
ie 2ieoer auf ibre 8rogramme 10
neulid Die beriibmte &iriten Stag
Itao, ais iie bier in Der Contribution
Saae elm &on3ert CAB. Mean miro
fid Ser @eiangs5pflen mie Die Sdu-
mann=Seinei6e u0idterliebe~, S6u-
mann-G baminos oSr~auenliebe uno
Qeben@ un0 Observation-Disclosures
u9ie l6one MiiQerin" erinnerm mel
DIE nit fold ibonem @rfolge 81 Sc
Dor gebradt muroen.
Mlice gbersmann Die befannte am
@aibington Star" angeitelte Sri
tiferin Der Wiltiif, sic in Deuti6lano
fir oie groBe 0per ousgebiloet muir
Sc uno elm gutes 9enti6 ipri6t,
idrieb einmal mie folgt iiber Die Sd.
bigfeit oes 9eutiden 2iterariideu
@ereins: mDie grt uno @eiie nit Der
oieier 8erein es ~peritanoen bat, oas
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

Nnoenfen nidt nur beoeutenoer 0eut=
i6er 9i9ter, ionoern au6 GROCER
Oeuti6er &omppni1ten 5l ebren, be-
meiit aufs &larite ben groBen flltu-
rellen @ert Iolder 8eranitaltungen.
Sdon ieit @enerationen bat 9euti9=
lano oie Ybiloiopben @i1leni1aftler
uno Welliifer aaer 26noer nit Dem no
tigen eingebungsDoaen Bacterial CUR
@eiterarbeit perieben, aber Der Wtu=
iifer bon beitte ltebt mobl am bod
iten IN leiner S6ul0. @ir f0nnen
ieoo1 oie Muiif, melde Die groBen
oeuti6en &omponiiten uns binterlai=
fen baben, nidt geniigenO ueriteben
lernen, menn mir nidt elm glei1es
SntereIie fir lire Sprade uno Die
2iteratlir eben oieier Sprade in uns
groB5ieben. 9as Stlioium oeut-
i6er Miiiiif pom rein amerifaniiden
Stanopunft aus fam niemals ben
@eiit binter Ser S%nlpiration berpor-
gerufen ourb Die oeuti6e Mtmospbd=
re, berlnitteln. uno geraoe oieien
oerbunoenen ginfluB BON oeutider
2iteratur NIT oeutl6er Wfuiif bat
6rdulein Sda0e ourh ibre 10 Dor-
iidtig geplanten uno 10 gut ausge=
fiibrten monatliden 8rogramme 81
iauitrieren Deritanoen. SIS iollten
iid mebr @ereine biloen, Die nenig=
items ben 8eriud madten oas Dol
fii6e Clement in Der Muiif berbor3u-
bebert uno 10 nidt MIR nnterbalteno,
ionoern gu gleiher 3eit biloenb 81
pirfenl~
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

Oesbauptlta0t 5u einem Set, 5u Ell
ner Concentration, 81 elmer Wtil-
iionstat ionOergleideu 81 MAIDEN"
rOiiiifO 1T gerius"
SenrD @ieuefelo, Der bisberige
brittle @i3eprdfioent oes Noro0itlider
SGngerbunoes uno, mie ibn Or. SeD-
fartb einfiibrte, voie Seele oes mum
0erbaren lebten Sangerfeites in
Baltimore, trug Oie SOee ben 8un-
0e~soireftoren Dor, Dor Die i'm, oa er
ielbit nidt mebr 8un0esoirettor lit,
Der BrGlioent geIaoen batte. Ser
8ertreter oes @albingtoner Singer
bun0es, Gurl Stober, unteritri1 Die
8ereitlfaft Der Singer BON 8aib-
ingtonb Dem 8unoe in Ger 9urdfiib-
r1tng oes Settles ,oie &raft ieOes ein-
3elnen Sdngers~ 5ur @erfiigung gu
iteQen. 8eioe ipra6en Damn I'M elm
3elnen iiber Die giinitigen 8erbdlt-
niiie in @aibington mo- 3. 9. groBe
0ffentlide 8oltten, mie 0as Staoium,
mie Die Contribution @aae uim., I'M
entgeltli6 CUR 8%erfiigung geiteat
meroen miir0en.
Or. SeDfartb unterItri6 oieie
Nusfiibrungen uno folgerte Oaraus,
oaB finan5iea oaS nG6ite 8unoes-
i6ngerfelt peniger &iiifen biete, ais
ole bisberigen, Oh fie n tpie in Sit
lantic @itD = glei9faas bonn 8uno
iibernommen tpuroen, ODER Oh iie, Die
in Neparf uno Baltimore, BON ben
oortigen @ereinigungen Oltrhgefibrt
ipllroen. SD bin pptimiitii9 ge-
mug, appeaierte er an Die Bunoes-
0ireftoren, D5u glauben. 0aB unIere
3000 aftiDeH @GHger, nn0 1ieI mebr
nod unfere (meilt in mobIbdben0en
Yerbdltniiien leben0eD BaiiiDen, TO-
mie sic Nnteilnobme 0es geiamten
9eutldtums oes Sitens oas 5eIt ga
rantieren meroen, uno i9 miir0e
mid 6einabe unterfangeu, aaein uno
peri0nli6 Die @arantie uno 8erant-
mortung 5u iibernebmen."
u@ie es Die Sanger in Ser often
@eimot tur, ioIten mir freilid i6on
iebt anfangen, fir 1871 81 iporen, "
fubr er fort. pSSe0er e%in5elne, unO
ieoer 8erein fam cine SGngerfe1t=
Safe anlegen, uno w01entlid | bis
2 @las Bier iparen oiirfte angeiidts
oes ~erbebenoeu 3pedes ieoem ein8el=
men Sanger cine &leinigfeit fem.
u@ir molten ou6 nidt bergelien, "
idloB Or. SeDfartb ieinen @ppea,
uoaB uniere Sdngerinnen unieren
,Serreu' oa man6mal alS Muiter=
beiipiele boraniteben~.
Ole Mnregung @ienefelos muroe
oaraufbin BON ben 8unoesoireftoren
Or. Suit rno Seroinano 8. Geuer=
bo6 gum Nntrag erboben uno elm
thinning bon Ser 8~eriammlung an
genomn1en.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

SIN iiingIten &riege nit 0euti9-
LAMB berlor Holen Ieine SelbIt1nOig-
felt un0 muBte ii1 elmer Dierten Sei-
lung Ieines @ebietes unter3ieben, De-
rem @nuptnusnieBer @roBOeuti1lano
u11o SomietruBlano paren; erlteres
itelte feline @ren5en bon 1914 mie=
Der Der uno anneftierte beinobe nod
einmnl 10 bieL polnii1en 2anoes i'm
8erei6e ser @artbe uno unteren
@ei1ie[, lesteres ertparb 6ie Seile Oft
Ii1 oes Bug uno Die ufroiniI9en @e-
biete Inn 2emberg. 2itnuen erbielt
@ilna nit einem lGngli1en Streifen
an ieiner Sfgren5e 8uriid. 9ieie
Operation am polnil6en &0rper lieB
einen fiinfedigen &umpf 5uriid, Der
iid Oitli9 oes @ei6ieIbogens bis
gum Bug ausoebnt un6 peitli6 oes-
ielben Die Gebne &rafau-8 ari9au
in einem 9ur9i1nitt BON ungefabr
so Bis 60 I'm iiberi1reitet. 9ieies
ueberbleibiel muroe ni6t in @roB=
oeitti9Iono einperleibt ionoern iou
beltimmt lein, NIT &rafau als @aupt-
ltaot elm autonomes Holen unter
oeuti9em S1ube 81 tperOen, 70 baI0
Die n0tigen 8orbeoingungen on5u ge-
geben lino.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
Sir Ous vBaBmetm SournnI~
SOm enrOpdiiden &riegsidanplat5
Der pOIuiide epnf in Granfreidj

Ser iest tote Oiftoturitaat golen
murOe oIs &epublif bon ben Sieger-
mG6ten in Berfaines 1918 nidt 6es=
baIb gegriinoet, INN Dem polniiAen
8oIfe einen leinen 8eOiirfniiien on-
gepaBten 2ebensraum 5ll geben, ion-
bern barptid9li6 nm 9euti9lono
i'm Often 0auerno gu ldbmen.
Der @atiOnaIitGtentaat SOlen
Mus oieIem @runoe prroen Dem
mieoeraufgeri1teten 8olen @ebiete
einberleibt, Die bon melt iiber 5tuei
Meiaionen 9eutI9en betuobnt tuaren.
SIM 2aufe Der 3eit nuroen ourdf
@nteignungen uno mirtidaftliden
unO fultureaen 9oloniiierungsbe=
ltre6ungen mebr als cine Miaion
Oeuti6e aus ben ebenaligen SItpro-
Din3en YoIen uno @eitpreuBen uno
ben auBeroem abgetrennten Seilen
bon SitpreuBen, 8ranoenburg, Hom=
mern uno aus Seilen Sber- un0 yeie-
oerI9leiieus BinausgeorGngt. Bon
Der @eiamtbeb0lferung 8olens, oie
1889 runo 35 WfiGionen 31Blte, itea-
te elm 0ritteI iogenannte Minoerbei-
ten oar uno atpar auf folgenoe 9a-
tionalitGten uno &aiie berteilt:
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

(6ortietuns aif Der 5peiteu @eite)
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
u6pradrO1r Oes 9entfdamcrifaner-
tnmS"

Ole Abboltung oes @otionalen
SGngerfeltes oes Sabres 1871, Die
Sen ~bisberigen 8lGnen nad iiber
Decoration 9op~, olio pom 30. Maoi
Bis 1. SUM, Itattfinoen miro, lit ais
cine n<lturoemonitration Oes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES geoa6t.
Sn Ser Abbaltung oes g~ationalen
Sdugerfeites altb in fold i6merer
3eit uro in Der @abl zines Srtes,
Der Dem Sdngertum ni6t MIR Iofa=
le NeIonana 1onoern @ioerbaa in
ser gaf5en Station 6riflgen miro,
liegt, tpie Or. SeDfartb in llnteritrei=
dung Ser S6ee altsfiibrte, Der tiefe
@ert Ser Dor ben 51ngern liegenOen
Mufgabe. 0@ir meroen oaour9~ +,
REF er aus, 0in FOLDER Set 8ilrn
Spro6robr oes geIamten 9euti6=
umerifanertllms iperoen, uito i6 bin
fi6er, oaB nidt MIR Die Sdnger au-
entbalben, 1onoern au6 oie anoeren
a3meige oes 9eutl1amerifanertums
mitbelfen meroen, Inn Oieie oeuti6=
amerifaniiden Seittage in Der Bum
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
GmglamSer ~beritGrfen @arniiOn bOr
SingapOre

Gingopore. - Cine amtlide
8efanntgabe entbiiate Die Anfunft
BON ginbeiten Ser territorial Armee
aus @nglano 6meds 8eritarfung Der
@arniIon BON Singapore. Die Srup-
penteile, oeren Stdrfe ni6t angege-
ben muroe, ioaen aus S6ottlano
fommen.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
@ieSer6elebnnssberinde

Sbglei6 oas poInii1e @taatsge=
biloe bon 1919 nod 5tpan5igi6brigem
fru1tloien 3ebensniaen leinen @eiit
nuf Dem @dla9tfeloe a~ufgegeben
batte, berflii9tete iid oieier oennod
glei6 mad Yoris uno i'm Nopember
BON 90 aus mad @ngers, mo- oies
Gtberil9e @eien ii9 i6IieBlih in @e-
Italt elmer 69attenregierung auf
fran30lii9em 8ooen berabienfte uno
pieoer @reifbarfeit annabm. Ser
nelte Yremier lit Der polnii9e Gene
raj @~looislap Siforsfi ebemaliger
@eneraIitabsidef uno &~riegsminiiter.
Gin &obinet muroe gebil0et uno To-
gar Ser friibere polnii6e Staats-
pr1ii0ent un0 &lobiermeiIter Sgnoce
San Baoeretpsfi, Ser in Der Shipeio
in 8uriidge5ogenbeit gelebt batte,
muBte nod Singers fommen, Inn ben
8orlis in Der &egierung oieies
S9ottenItootes al iibernebmen. 0a
man fein eigentlihes 2ano 81 reggie
rem batte, 10 enti1loB man iid, auf
anoere @eiie benz Sntereiie oes le-
benoen polniiden Bottles 81 Oienen
uno 3tuar ourd angeipannte @erbe-
orbeit mno our1 militdrii6e Inter
itiisung Der @erbiinoeten gu 2anbe,
gu @aiier uno in Der Suit, 10 melt
iid oas eben beperfitenigen lieB.
Sic Depiie oieier polniihen Hatrio-
ten 1T, pie iie aud BON 1895 Bis
1919 geIautet bate, unenttuegt:
nNod 1T Tolen niht ~berlorenl~ @ir
niinIden ibnen @liid 81 ibren guten
Mbii4ten uno bdtten an ibrem To-
~bensmerten ltnternebmen auh gar
nidts ous8uieten, tuGre nidt Der
llmitano ms Muge ipringeno, bob
cine unerb0rte Sespropagan0a lei
tens oieier GHattenregierung IN ben
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
Snn0es-s dngerfef in @aibin9tOn
GnOe Nfai 1911. SOa cine ufrieOlide ltmr-0emOnitratiOn
Der Nmerifaner Sentder Nbfammnng ien

9as Rationale S%Gngerfeit 1911
0es Noro0Itli6en S1ugerbun0es BON
9lmerifa miro, pabri9eiulid itber
decoration Sap, in ser 8unoes-
bouptitaot @aibington, 8. g., abge-
balten fueroen, 1no Or. @ott6aro 6.
Sepfartb bot, ben Bitten Der 8un=
oesoireftoren folgeno, ol6 fir oos
laufenoe Sabr mieoer Das YrGiiOtum
oes 8unoes iibernommen: oas finO
Die beioen tpeitrei9enoen, iiber ben
NorooItli1en SGngerbuno binaus
iiberoa I'M Sdngeripelen, jim
gan3en 9euti9amerifanertltm oes
Sltens mioerballenoen &auptergeb=
niiie Der Sabresberiammlitng Der
BunOesoireftorenL Oie at1 oergange-
men Sonntag in Ser 9uartett-G Club
Saae in philadelphia, &a5 abgebal-
ten mur0e.
8eioe 8ei9liiiie muroen bon Ser
G~eriammlung nit anbaltenoem Sci
faa entgegengenommell 0enn in BET
ben iaben bic bon mob uuo fern 3lt-
iammengeltr0mten 8unoesoireftoren
oeS NorO0itli9en S6ngerbunoes Die
@ewabr oafiir, oaB oas 6euti6-ame=
rifanii6e S6ngerpeien oes 9itens
ieinen &rrs frieDli9er &ultitrbet6ti=
gung uno &ulturleifttng audi in
&riegs- uno &riien8eiten neiterlteu=
ern miro, uno oaB es = ourd Die
@abI @aibingtons als Staot oes
nd1iten Nationalen Sdngerfeltes -
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Evening star., 1940-04-01
Biggest Links Meet
OF D. T.. Under Way
| Al East Potomac

Washington's biggest golf tourna-
ment got under way today at East
Potomac Park, with nearly 100 en-
tries already in the hands of Tommy
Doerer for an affair that probably
will draw more than 400 players be-
fore April 26, when the qualifying
round ends.
1t is the annual spring tourna-
ment run of for several years past
at the public courses and is open
to all municipal players. James R.
Gipe, now Beaver Dam member,
won the event last year. Entrants
will have. four weeks to qualify,
with match play to start May and
end May 81.
Judged from the way this tour
nament is getting under way we will
have around 400 entries" Doerer
said today. 1--WE are planning on
20 flights of 16 each, or more than
300 players, in match play. Doesn't
that make it just about Washing
toms biggest golf tournament? Yes,
we'll have special fight for the
woman golfers if enough of them
enter"
Tommy looked at an elaborate
prize list, including sets of clubs
bags, clothing and golf balls. Eyes
every one seems to. want to play
golf this year. I look for one of tht
big years in the game around this
town. They didn't have much chance
to play during the winter"
Doerer has arranged an exhibi-
ton match starring Craig Wood
for East Potomac Park about April
Is
Evening star., 1940-04-01
Record Fields Seen
For Potomac Point
Races Saturday
Mrs. Exnicios Receives
Brush in Joint Meet;
Steeplechoser Dies

Fox hunting over for the season,
members of local and nearby hunts
today focused on the Potomac Hunt
point to-point meet to be held on
Edward B. Beale's farm near Glen,
Md, Saturday afternoon, with three
events scheduled.
Training for such races is done
in the hunting field and yesterday
the Potomac Hunt and the Marlboro
Hunt joined to give their mounts
a final training spin at Marlboro.
After a run of an hour and half
hounds closed in on Reynard and
killed. Mrs. Marshall Exnicious, first
woman rider to finish. was given
the brush.
Joy of Life Falls Dead.
Following the chase members of
both hunts gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bland for a hunt
breakfast.
The season of the Manor Hunt
ended on two unhappy notes. First
there was no fox to show for an
hours run, and. secondly, Joy Of
Life, a former steeplechaser of note,
owned and hunted by William Laird
Dunlop. Sd, fell dead while in the
thick of the chase.
Falls were suffered by Thomas
Trodden. Mrs. Edward Cashell, Mrs.
Earnest Rice and Anita Mamalee, but
none was injured.
Record Entry Expected.
However. falls and the like never
keep a real hunter down and
record breaking entry for the point"
meet is certain. Featuring the card
is the Dunboyne Challenge Plate
over a 6-mile course Only men,
bers of the Potomac Hunt are
eligible for this gruelling test, but
the other two races, an open and
a special larkers and dawdlers event,
are open to all. The open will be
at 6 miles, the dawdlers at 4.
After the entry list closes Wednes-
day contestants will be allowed to
walk the course. Post entries will
be accepted.
Commissioner Melvin c. Hazen
and Maj Henry Leonard will Judge
the finishes.
Evening star., 1940-04-01
Strafaci Faces Fast
Field as He Defends
North-South Title
Southern, Eastern Golf
Stors Pack Tourney
At Pinehurst
BY the Associated Press.


PINEHURST, N. c.. April L.
Frank Strafaci of Brooklyn. N. Y.
will begin defense of his title today
in the 40th annual North and South
amateur golf tournament against a
fast field of Southern and Eastern
simon-pures.
The 80 low scorers in today's 18-
hole qualifying round will begin
match play tomorrow.
Among the contestants will be
Frank Dunlap, jr., champion for
several years until Strafaci won his
first title in 1898; Bobby Dunkle-
berger of High Point, Carolinas and
Southern champion, and Joe
Thompson of Hamilton, Ontario,
twice runnerup for the Canadian
title.
Also entered are Fred Allen and
Jack Tucker, both of Rochester,
N. Y; Guy Berner and Paul Hyde,
both of Buffalo, N. Y; John B.
Ryerson of Cooperstown, N. Y;
James T. Hunter of North Adams,
Mass; Ray O'Brien of Larchmont,
N. Y; Jerry Causa of East Orange,
N. j., and James M. Robbins of
Mount Kisco, N. Y.
Also entered were members of the
Princeton, Dartmouth, Harvard and
Duke collegiate teams.