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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-05-22
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tile. llnler Nome lit cine fi,r5c an.
ipr,ihslole 3abl, lonlt nidts. Wcun
mir ctipas pollbraht baben, auopon
olb ser @ebrmahtsberidt &cnnt=
mis- ninlnlt, Oann bieB es einfad:
rgootc einer Gorpoit oiten-SlottiIlc per
icnftcn Elm engliihes llnterleebuot."
9tihts ipeiter. Sur mir luiiien Damn.
bab mir bieicnigen naren, sic oos
poll6raht baben, aber bns geniigt
inns.
llnicrc 8pote iino ebenoligc Slid
Nonpier, iecerprobte, lpettcrfelte Ses
icIlcn, bic bel Ben 2ofoten ooer bel
oen 9areninieln lcbpn mand)en
Stl,rm obaerittcn bobcn. llnbeo,lcm
rno fel,dt iinb lie. $50 friibcr oic
rcidlifen pocr a,th oiiritigcn 6inge
llntcrgcbrud)t lpllrbcn, ou lino icst sic
Scfs fir Oie Matroien lulo Sei5cr
eingerihtct noroen. Nein. cs lit BE-
itinmt nidt gcrniitlih oilf oicien ehe-
n,aligen ,Silcboampiern. tSroglt bu
nbcr cincn, pb cr iraenbpo nnOers
iobren mohtc, pielleicbt auf cine,u
Sd,lnd,tidoiff, 10 ,pirit on MIR cin ent.
riiitetes gtrin bDren. Sest iinb iie
&rtMs'djiffc at.porbcn ollc oieic
Calnpicr aus Neciteuiinbc, Gurbo-
ben, Somburg cbcr no iic icnit nod,
ber Iein nGgcn, Elm ind)c, llnihcinburc
9ootc.
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iciner, lcudtcnorr Shein iibcr bicicr
Shiffcn Gus iino oie @ootc, nit
hcncu piclc bon inns nlun idpn iibcr
cin Scbr 5l,r Sce icbren. 9Illcs ba-
ben mir nit hicicn Sd)ificn il,inm.
men erlcbt. Gen Gisluintrr nlf Sec.
no man nlnnd,nlnl lpohrnlnnN nihi
in Ben Snicn fam. pcil ollc Gin
fobrtCn bonn Gis gcipcrrt ipnrcr.
Conn bic 3cit in Norlpcgcn nit bic
len nbcntcucrIidcn Snhrtcn bllrd) bic
Tiorbc mo SdNircn. lluo Damn ,uic.
Scr Sen Tprpolicntoru bel icNrnl
gHcttcr iEl aompf nit &rinc, Ilua
'cllo mh llntcriccboot.
Gin buntcs @cnliih Grarcn llnicrc
@c'atlnNcn als Die GricaaIlogge sum
arltcn Mtnlc ulf llnlercn Woptcn &C
'cbt luurhc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SoIcnnrbHitcr, cbcmoIige Mcltfriegs.
Ioloaten, illllac sSrcilpiQige, einacso
lenc SnnNcIsihiif5 5Motroicn, Slider,
Shi'ispiiiSirrc unb Srorticalcr, al.
'cs 1T rcrtrctcn. rsebt nbcr iiuo lic
>cclciitc. Splbotcn ser Tloitnc. Ger
arica bot tic bn5u acnndt. Sb MN
Ser nltc Stcuerrnonnsnloat, Scr irii
hcr Glblotic mar, obcr Scr ilrn0c
2c.tuunt illr Sec. Scr jett &onrlroll
SAINT lit, liz ollc acbord)cn bcnic!bcr
@ricb, Dem @cicb bcs &ricacs, lln<
lie ollc iino MGnner ser TlottiQc.
Flm Iicecn lie nGc an scr Yicr.
Hic rliucnarilncn 0optc. Scr Naud)
frlll'clt lid) Icit)t aus bcn Sd)ornitci,
ncn, Ser Silnmcl lit erou, ,lno bin
ter Dem Teih pcitiht ser @ino sic
Scc. @nlo ipcrocn lie luiebcr oruu-
Zen itcbcn u,i ciniamcn Tcrpoitcn,
luerNcl llnpcroroiieu ibren .S0rn
nhrcn. Wcun elm icinolibcr 1Slieger
fpnunt mcrocn tic i'm nit ihren sc.
idNiiEcn bcbarfcn. ba6 cr oos Sieorr.
frnllrrn pcrai6t. Manhe Mine ,pcr,
ocn lc nit cincm Treloenieller aus
'n'lidcn 6cspehrcn in sic 2uft ioacn
nhcr tic olii Sen Wecrcsbpbcn id)if.
fen.
Sit NnS Nnuu nnrhpi mprNpn iif
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Hamshalt,pi,,fe

sSettflefe in Yapier mer6en %.
6urd entiernt, oob mir l,nter uno oili
Dos Bapier eillige Yapierierpietten
Ieoen uno nlebrmals beif, oariiber
biieeln. Die Yapierierpietten miiiien
itiidmeiie porgeihoben tperoen, oani,
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SYrieft ,ai,S Sic arabiihc
1pclt
Sd)lub bon Seite 1.

ulne OILS eiu bcicnocres Monot I'M.
ter &crlpaltlng elmer onocrcn @rc6,
nnaht lrnb Dor allem sic 9caiinltia
ing bcs 3ionismus nllfs bcftigItc be.
ftimpit.
sIbcr aild) sipiidlcn ocn glrobcrn
Spriens lno bcncn bcs Srof bcltebcn
icbr en9e Gcrbinbuneen. Sn ser Siir'
fcn5cit beltano 1sreiSiiaigfeit 5,piihc:'
ollen arobiidcn 8cbicteu lmh piclc
Spricr babcn int Srof ibrc uubItcn
Samlienan9chDrigcn. So flingt cs
alh feineslpeas l,(alnubspiirSig
luenn 9c,neloet miro. bub bcreits
nrabild)c Trchpilige ans Snricn bcnl
Hlli bcs IS Wllfti BON ,Scrltiolcm
&oi slnan aeiplat limo mo u,li bei
Srite 9foid,oi sllis gcaeu sic Gng
iGnSer fdmpfen.
,<cocnialls fnlgt bic qulrjc nrGbiidlG
@clt nit grpber Sponnlrno hcn be
opritchcnNcn oci'tid-cnaliidcn Arndt
timpicn inn 2ebensacbict bcs Nrubcr
tl,nIs. Scr nlGd,tigIte Monn Scr ara
biidJcn @clt llno icit ic Tcrfcdltct
panornbild)cr Soccn. &onig Sbr
SallO, rern,eloct bisbcr iebc flare
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1srontcnbilbung Sm critcn @eltfricp
fGlnpIte cr nlli ser Seitc Ser Gng
Iiinocr nm Bic 9efrcillng pom Sir
fcnlod,. bernten lmo bclpunbert Dor
Sclu Gbilbp. Dem Gcrfnlicr oc,
fcnntliscoihitcn @iidcr sur 8eid)ih
tc uno Geographic Ser urobiihcl
Soalbinicl. 6eIicn Cinililb uuh nod
bcnl aricg Sbn Sol'o mcbriad, ob
i blclt, Scr britt den Eolitlf cntgcgcn
| jlnpirfcn.
Hotiirlid) nnhm man auaclncil
oil, oaB Ybllbp micbcr in Shu Sunn;
N0bc iplrfc. nm Gnglnnbs Sntcr
c'lcn bel henl nrid)tigcn Serrit)cl
!rabr5lnebmcn. 9lls abcr anlGblii
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Ghcn bcgann, lid fir Ebilbps Siiti9
felt 81 intcreiiiercn. nodtc er oil
pcinlid)c Gntoedl'na. Dab iid, Sc
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Tdiloer beiono. iDnocrn in cinen cnI
li'hcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Wcbu
rian i'm id,on I'M pcrigen Sabre mi
allocrcn Gfrfed)tern elmer .Mpreaic
mcnt". .Yolitif lrsaen fritiidcr scl1
berllngen gcgcn Die ariegspolitif De
britiifen Hcgierlrng gsbrad,t hatie
Gocn bate crit lnnge Sample mi
,Snnennliniiter Serbert Nfcrriicl
alissllfcd)tcn nno G6ur1)iQ ie!bi
mubte 5ilgunitcn Gbcns cntid,cioell
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lo'lcn luiirSc, nm elm "Ippeoiclnent
nit Sbn SalO 5uitnnoc su brinacr
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foIun,cil = DicIleid)t 81 IpGt.
| Ccm ser aalnpi nm Sraf lplr
balo Cen &alnpf I'M Yal1ltina lil
| MegDptcn nbloien. Iesbolb fat ole
Die &ontroDcrie iibcr Die ancrito
niihcn Mtateriallieierl'racn noh oc
Gotcl. Niecr Sdien 10 aftlrae 9coc,
tilng uno bier miro Die Gntif)eiour
fir WnIprifn fiPnpn
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Gintradlt Eifniftnse fcinrickt.

unIere 5luei iGbrliden Eidllidtoal
fir bieIen CONNER perScn micn"r in
grcrot's Ecrf IN slnbcrit, Sbio, abs
gebalten unb 6ipnr ON IS. SuIi nnh
am "a. siuoltit. @ir bitten nnicrr
ssre,nbe hno Gonrcr iid) oicie bcioen
Saee fir l,ns 81 reicrpicrcn.
u. &. Srie'cnbengit, Erpt. SER.
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Die trol,ernoe Samilie oonft ollcn
Sremnben nno SanbsIeuten oui Sic.
lem Ncge fir bas 9eileib, pas lc
linen cntaegenbrad)ten in bieier
id)ipcren Stllnbe. aud) fir Die 8Iu.
men lu,O gealeitllna oes 3,pei9 80
in,o 3peig 90 ioipie Dem g. g.
Wannerhor fir ons Nbihiebslieo.
Iud) 6errn ssreb @cller, 2eihengc.
ltatter, Der Der 6amiIie in 10 treuer
ocitider Nrt 3l,r seite itanh. &errn
Giarrer 1ritid) iiir oie troitreiden
Worte i'm 2eid)enbaus lub am 8rabe
inlo slilebt fir Die Mbidieosorte oes
6errn 6ans Bauer i'm Nancn Der
6onterns- -@emeinoe nno oes ,3tueia
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WaIoausflna.

0amend)pr GoeltpeiB lnb g. g.
Wtdnnerd)or beid,loiicn in ibrer pors
letten Gerionlmll,ng am 90. SuIi
aemcinid,aitlif cin @albfelt ab5u.
balten. HGbcres fplgt.
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Gum &itten bon Hor5eaan miid,en
mir bier SeiIe eebran,ten 8ips nit
einem 1eil @up,miarabicun uno
ettpas @aiier.
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Der Settled BEL jeoem Irauiebcr
oes giigelciiens pom! iallbcren auf
iailgepapier be6edt lit.
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NnS 0omcltcah. va.

eSll ieiier lcttcn, aHt bciliftrn
TcrIamnlilng bat ser 3rueia 6 be.
id)loiien. fir sic ndtbitcu 4 Morotc
feline &erIamnlllnsen auf ocn critcn
Samstaa I'M Monat 3u perlcgcn Gie
nahite Gerinulmll,ng iinSct am :.
SUM. 1880 llhr nbenSs ltott.
geitrGge eiubebenoen ScfreiGrc ha,
ben perlprodlen, bob tic lang ppr Ser
angeiagten3eit uuf ibrem Soften fem
tperben.
8core Tcinertb, Sefr.
Die Srancn bca Sopmcitcnbcr Snru.
NcrcinS
halten Tpnncrstu9 Ben -. Suui
abenos. ibre rcgelmdbige &crianlms
lung. Ille Ntitgliebcr iino erillht III
erl6einen ipegen ser 9eiprehiing ei.
mes Spmmeruusilllgcs i'm slilitragc
Der lettcn GerIamnll,ng.
.. Gliie Sfuciocr, Scfr.
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Hochgeehrte Volks- und Glaubensgenossen!

IIochgeehre Voks- und Gaubensgenossen!
Es ereeht HERMIT die Einadung ale
Zegverene de Central Verbandes
Mitgliede sekonen des S. S. Sangebundes ae K
Pennsylvania Saxon Junior Association u
allie Volgenossen deuhe Freunde in
vokscher Brnderchket und ech Zusmme
gogkeit und Lebe zueinande seh an der 40
ton vebandes und dem Goldnen baum des Ersten
saesen veens der yerengten Staten die am 80
wichge Konvenion fir den Central Verband und
der So oder vne & er zw l he Ss
gaten gbt SIGH das Festkoee beondere Mhe dies
Brder und schwestern und Caste epange
und ben Her Salem h das Veres!eben der
rem und darf sind wr ganz versichen
Delegaten und Gasen das sic he vie Inner ect
Gasedschaft und Bednung linden werden
ERsTE TAGEsoRDNUNG
80. Mai
8 Uhr Empfang der Caste.
50 Uhr t;emeinsames Fruhstuck,
tvonR
lem Damenchor
10 Chr Konvenons- Versammlrng.
l2-1 so Uhr Mittagesscn NIT Tischmusk
$50 Uhr Abendessen.
90 Uhr Gemutliche Interhauns
Fest-Progrsmm. g.,
Fetcir1gcnt
hs der G's Mi ,rhs nHs tSn"a1sHsHr Richard Wagner
s"''% Nj r;%sS Y;S,: ,,:;. S:sSss;s'a :Ss; ~ '
Regruessnng der Gats
:Pasiden Fred rltiss '''" Norma" Phillips
peutseher Festrcdncr Dcuschaendc
s. S Kalohan ....: canton Ohio " '"S''ss
Englisher FestrcGner . q n red ! Ssclusts
sopranyolo " " Miss Marguerite Fronns min i"sh'd Strauss
TO- Ehr"ns der Grucnde vcr'n
Domenehor ... Nit orch cs,erlesleiurs ''nn''d
@ oy.ns,sr o"y.,,n.c br Victor 'Ae'' Teno's0l'
a. Sachs halte Wacht zke
der 'S;;s"s G;os ass ss'' 5s Ssis. h z"sS'
TO- slebenhueecn and des vs
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- Bite Ieien Sic bie anseieen
,nb ,u1teritiiten sic biefe @efGdftel
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6olnenen1 1ubtlau1n

abeehaten am 3O und 81. Mai in SALEM, Ohio.
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ZWEITEN TAGESORDNUNG
am 81. Mai.

ZWEITEN TAGESORDNUNG
3D. Mai
8 uhr Empfang der Gaeste.
9 Uhr (iemensames Fruehstueck.
10 Uhr konvenons- Nersammlung.
l2-l:SO uhr Mitagessen nit Tischmusk
] so Ihr Gemuetlche Unterhaung
$50 Uhr Abendesscn.
Fest-Prosramm.
Daniel Rchner
George Schneider
Garedner
Sehners Kapee
Es schw IN auf
nd duchd Wind;
Von
Allen damn fogte Web und Kind,
Eematland.
JascIau um Euch! Wc Sachs wohnen
Lehen doplel scboen
Sachse ~ gclobcn
Hicr "Sternenlanner' stehn
hahen gelten,
Eh ihnen Helm erstand.
Mach ellen Jahren mdm manche
und fern.
Damt auh hr lewcis den wahren Sachsengest!
Sachsen und Freunde welt und brett zur4
Verbandes
des Zweg 19 und lass Ehen
Sachsen- Pioniere gedenken.
In v0lkischer Treue verbuuden
DAS FESTKOM1TEE
Fritz Th els Sr. Fest President
Andreas Kekel Fest-Sekretsr
938 Prospect Street.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Doerer Again Named
D. T.. Public Links
Committeeman
Will Handle Sectional
Tests for National
Meet at Spokane

Tommy Doerer, jr., who does bet
ter-than-fair job of keeping COM
petitive golf going on the public
courses in Washington. has been ap-
pointed again to the post of public
links committeeman. 1t is the third
straight such appointment for
Doerer, who is with the S. G. Leoffler
organization. The appointment was
made by the United States Golf AS
Sociation.
Tommy will handle the sectional
qualifying rounds for the public links
national championship. which will be
held at East Potomac Park between
June 81 and June 30. Entries for the
national tourney qualifying rounds
will close June 9. The champion
ship proper will be staged at Spo-
kane, Wash.
In past years the Leoffler organi-
zation has picked up the check for
the Harding Cup team from Wash
ington, no matter where the national
tourney has been held. and prob
ably the expenses of the oualifiers
viii be paid again. Dates of the
Spokane tourney are July 1919.
Nowadays the Harding Cup team
consists of three players instead OF
the four of former years so the ex-
pense won't be so heavy. The U. S
G. A. permits payment of expenses to
qualifiers for the national public
links championship. although II
does not permit national amateur
title tourney qualifers to accept ex-
pense money.
Evening star., 1941-04-06

An inspiration to handicapped
youngsters is Jack Crump, outstand-
ing 17-year-old athlete at George
Washington High School in Alex
andria.
Afflicted as child with a rare
bone malady which leaves 80 per
cent of its victims crippled for life,
Jack not only has recovered full use
of his legs, but through exercise and
work also has developed into a
three-sports star with the Presidents,
being a standout in football, basket
ball and track.
When 10 years old, Jack con-
tracted Perthes' disease, a soften
ing and crumbling of hip and leg
bones. For cure he had TO lie
practically motionleSs in bed for two
years and after that came the long
recovery process of taking it easy
for 18 months. first in wheel chair
and then on crutches. Unlike most
crippling maladies, Perthes' disease
is not cured by exercise, but by COM
plete non-use of the afflicted limbs,
an even harder task for a previously
active youngster.
After the 81 year curing process
was ended, Jack had to learn to
walk and run all over again and as
his legs became stronger he went in
for sports. A big majority of those
recovering from Perthes disease
find one of their legs shortened, but
luckily that was not the case with
Crump. His exercises and sports
work strengthened his legs and with
the good arm, back and shoulder
muscles developed by using a wheel
chair and crutches. he had the nat
ural equipment for an athlete when
he entered George Washington.
Now at II he not only is COM
pletely cured, but also is one of the
outstanding sports figures in the
school. He was star plunging half
back on the football team and in
the recent season was a fast and
Evening star., 1941-04-06

although it does stay bit high for
day or two.
Fishing Greek in the past hasn't
been addicted to roily water, but
a new dirt road has been constructed
along it by the C. C. C. which may
have some effect. A lot of loose
dirt and dust was there when we
attended trout opening day cere-
monies last Tuesday and some OF
this may wash down.
Nymph Fishing Increasing.
Fishing for trout with artificial
nymphs is becoming increasingly
popular. especially early and late
in the season. In early season, trout
lie on the bottom and it's hard to
make them rise because there are
no natural matches while later on
they stay down because of the heat.
Nymphs are okay in both instances.
Good artificials may be purchased
at your tackle store and some
anglers make their own nymphs by
clipping the wings and otherwise
doctoring their regular vets.
Nymphs are meant to represent
the underwater stage of bugs and
flies and as such should be fished
so they appear natural to trout.
Best method of getting them down
is a split shot a foot or so up the
leader. On such occasions as when
winged flies are emerging from the
waters you will want to do away
with the shot and fish your nymph
close to the surface.
Some Skill Needed.
Fish them much like you would a
worm, letting them sink to the
bottom and move around in the
current. Avoid jerky movements
of the line or anything else which
shows your bait is not real. You
don't have to make continual casts,
but may fish 10 minutes or so with
out lifting your rod.
One thing necessary is almost
sixth sense in striking. Naturally
your line will be somewhat loose,
being held back just enough to keep
the current from carrying it away,
and you can't feel a strike. A trout
can get nymph in his mouth and
out again without you knowing it,
so watch closely for any unusual
movement In your floating line and
strike then. Half the time you'll
feel foolish because nothing's there,
but the rest OF the time you'll have
something.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Women in Meet April 18
On Indian Spring Links

Indian Spring Country Clubs
feminine golfers will stage their next
tourney April 18, with Pro Mel
Shorey again scheduled to give a
class lesson.
Prizes were won last week as
follows: Puts. Mrs. Frank Dunbar,
Mrs. F. j. Kennedy, Mrs. Ruth
Barron and Mrs. Dick Melvin; low
on No. 4. Mrs. Olive Smith and Mrs.
w. E. Foley; high on No. IL, Mrs.
c. K. Daub.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Fair Pros Will Lure Golf Fans
To Tits Here; Congressional
ToOpen Formally on Moy2

cision of the committee in charge.
They mulled over it a few days ago.
If any future case along the same
line comes up they'll decide it on its
merits. Jack played in The Star
sponsored matches last year, under
a ruling by Director Redick. The
medal play tourney this year will
be held June 16 and II, while the
match play event will start early
in May and will run for about two
months.
Bob Barnett will arrive in town
April in time to play in the British
War Relief match at Chevy Chase
two days later.
Tommy Doerer, jr, is on the ad-
visory staff of a Midwestern links
equipment manufacturer.
Jimmy Thomson. the big golf ball
slugger, has received his Army draft
call from Springfield, Mass, but
it won't keep Jimmy from coming TO
Washington this week.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Golf Aces Fill Card of British Aid Show at Chevy Chase Thursday
Battle Royal Is Seen
For Team Title in
Women's Golf
Chevy Chase, Kenwood,
Manor and Army Navy
Will Shoot Ii Out

Woman golfers forecast a battle
royal for the team club champion
ship of the city when four teams
from as many country clubs swing
into action this month in opening
matches of a season to run for
nearly two months.
For several years strong and
well-balanced Chevy Chase Club
squad has dominated the first team
matches of the Women's District
Golf Association. Winner for the
last two years, Chevy Chase con-
siStently has been the team to lick.
Where one or two teams may have
strong individual players capable
of winning points. Chevy Chase has
had balanced strength.
Four in First Team Group.
Only four teams will play in the
194l first team matches. They are
Chevy Chase, the champs: Ken
wood, Manor and Army Navy. Ken
wood, with Betty P. Meckley and
Mrs. H Allen, a newcomer from
tidewater Virginia, will be stronger
than ever this year. Manor will
have two stalwarts Of last year-Mrs.
Walter R. Stokes and Mrs. L. G.
Pray-playing at the top, and will
be stronger by the improved game
of Mrs. H. j. Beech, winner of the
! big tournaments last year. Army
Navy may figure, but the dope
points to the service club being
without strength 10 whip the other
three consistently.
First team matches will be played
at scratch, while in the second and
/ third divisions the teams will play
with association handicaps. That is
an innovation this year and should
provide a battle right down to the
final putt. particularly in the second
division, where u teams have en-
/ tered.
Yet to Develop Big Lacquer.
But one Of the queer angles TO all
this competition in tournaments and
team matches is that with so much
golf going on Washington hasn't yet
+ developed a feminine player good
enough to go anywhere nationally.
Perhaps Mrs Walter L. Weible,
preXy Of the Women's District Golf
! Association, has the answer in her
suggestion for series Of junior
woman links Journeys. Such affairs
are held around other towns and
the youngsters couldn't help but
profit by competition among them
selves. The answer, of course. will
come when some one puts up cup
for competition among the juniors.
And that may not be so far away.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Dogs
Earn Atlantic City
Show Ribbons
Brondt Dochshund Leads,
Getting Winners Dog,
Best Of Winners
BY r. r. TAYNTON.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., April s.
Chief win for Washington -owned
dog, competition considered, in the
Atlantic City dog show here tonight
was the winners dog and best of
winners taken by Mrs. Raymond
Brandt's Dachshund, Johannes
Rinktonberg.
He was handled by his breeder,
Rosalia Scheurich, who hopes to see
him through to his championship in
the spring shows. Although Jo-
hannes has been exhibited but a few
times, he has acquired more than
half of the necessary IS points.
In collies, the Beech Tree Farm
entry Beech Tree Trail Blazer took
first in the American-bred class and
reserve winner in hot competition.
His kennel-mate, Beech Tree Guer-
don, a Shetland sheep dog, also was
reserve winner.
Reserve Winners Day.
This seemed to be reserve winners
day for several Washington fanciers.
Milo Denlinger's Irish terrier, Ahtram
Buckaneer of Denlinger, was reserve
winner in his breed. George B. Will
liams' Retreat was reserve winner in
whippet dogs, while his kennelmate,
Jeremy of Meander was second in
the American bred dog class.
r. w. Lyons bulldog, Lonarch Dug
son, also took second in American
bred dogs.
Two Washington fanciers, Dowell
Mansfield and Denlinger took best of
breed awards in their respective
breeds, Mansfield with the st. Ber-
nard Oh. Dinah Nixon of Dalakay
and Denlinger with the giant
Schnauzer, Gift Und Gale Won
Denlinger.
Pekingese Is Best in Show.
The best dog in the show, in which
500 competed. was the Pekingese CHI
Che Lie of Matson Catawba, owned
by Mrs. James NJ. Austin of Old
Waterbury, Long Island. Che Lie,
as usual, was shown by her handler,
Mrs. Henry Sayres, and was at the
very peak of perfection.
However. in spite of her lovely
bloom and showmanship, she was
closely pressed by the grand, little
black and tan Dachshund, ch. Little
Annis and the wire fox terrier, ch.
Sun Beau. Sandra. owned by DR..
and Mrs. Cotton and Miss Rosalia
Scheurich.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Southeast Boys Gain
Honors in Swim by
Scant Margin

Southeast Boys Club nosed out
the Y. M. C. A. team by a scant
21z points last night to take home
the team trophy in the annal "Y"
Cherry Blossom swimming festival
at the ''Y" pool.
The Boys Club natators counted
25 points, "Y", 2212, Ambassador,
2012, Shoreham, 19. and Jewish
Community Center, 5.
All places in both women's events
were taken by Shoreham swimmers
Evening star., 1941-04-06
One-Handed Shooting
Distinguishes Court
Teams on Coast
~ the Associated Press.

One-handed goal shooting by
West Coast teams is the only char
acteristic left that distinguishes the
brand of basket ball played in one
sector from that used in another,
says Coach Bill Slyker of Evans
vile, Ind, College.
Slyker's five was eliminated early
In the fifth annual national inter-
conegiate tourney, won by San Diego
(CaD, State, but the mentor re-
mained the entire week studying
the styles of the 80 teams from 10
States in the meet.
"West Coast teams all have sew
eral one-handed shooters, while that
style isn't so common in the Mid
west, East or South, although it is
rapidly becoming So" Slyker added.
San Diego replaced Tarkio CMo0
College as the intercollegiate king
by defeating Murray CKyD, Teach
ers, So to "a, in the final.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Big Six Coaches Direct
Sports for Soldiers

By the Associated Press.
Houston CHoot) Betty, assistant
football coach at Missouri last fall.
has been named athletic officer at
Fort Benning. Ga. and has a team
squad of 1900 men
And Ad Lindsey, former Big Six
football coach who is athletic officer
at Camp Robinson, Ark, with the
rank of major, also is second in
command of the camp Intelligence
Department.