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Evening star., 1941-03-15
Bunker Hill Bowling Benefit,
st. Patrick Doubles Call Out
Fine Array of Drive Stars

Hyattsville Recreation, but watched
the Colonels take a 81 trimming
from Hoffman's Appliance when
Charley Hoffman paced the winner
with 156-416.
ClimaXing 81 victory over Plan
ming with a seasons second high
count of $50, the Progress team in
creased its lead in Lucky Strike
Navy Yard League to two games
when the runner-up Breech Mech
anism quint dropped 2-1 decision
10 BroadSide Mount No. l. Tommy
Sarreles with 143 and Micky Nc
Connell with 153 were the heaviest
wallopers in Progress big game.
Ed McGarvey's 348 enabled In
spectors to take the rubber game
from West Shop while Howison's S
139 started the Joiners off to their
2-1 victory over Torpedo Shop.
Erecting took the odd one from
Radio.
States Lose Odd Game.
Kitty Mulroe continued to shine
in the Social Security Ladies League
with 144-363, but her pennant-
winning States quint dropped a
81 vedict to B. w. C. Charging
with a season record of SAL and a
count of 1,455, the Pin Pushers
jolted the Topfighters in the odd
game skirmish. The Pinettes main
tain a two-game lead by virtue OF
2-1 win from Poppi.
Earl McPhilomy gave the pace
setting Manor No. quint 81 edge
over Indian Spring No. 2 when he
fired 1895 as top scores in the
Country Club League. Led by
Graham's 381, Beaver Dam No. l
rollers piled up the most pins at
Lucky Strike to defeat Argyle No 2
in the rubber tilt with 622-1,742. The
second-place Kenwood No. l tripped
Bannockburn No. l twice to steve
off the rush of Congressional, which
swamped Indian Spring No. l to
gain third place over Manor No. 2,
2-1 loser to Kenwood No. 2. Wenzel's
353 was the potent count for Con-
gressional.
Firing 160 at Bethesda, L.Walleigh
of the Eagles tied the seasons high
mark in the Clyde Kelly Bible
League. His 800 set also was top.
The Pirates posted team highs of
581 and 1,643.
Bohemians Set Marks.
Bohemian Beer rollers posted
season records of TOT and 1912 in
the Bethesda Duckpin Association
loop. with Tom Lozepone's I'll and
Frank Riley's All leading the
charge.
Featured by Jessie Sacrey's top of
138-370, Arcade Pontiac swept Lit
tie Tavern with scores of Sell ,615
in Arcadia's Independent Ladies
League.
Jim Pepper of st. Francis Xavier
sparkled in Section D of WASH
ington Catholic League with 14o-
384. The leading st. Peters No. l
and Our Lady of Victory divided
respective highs of 555 and 1923 at
Queen Pin.
Keeling of 151-377 at Queen Pin,
Milewski headlined West Shops 81
victory over Foundry No. 2 in the
Southeast Navy Yard loop.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Golf Match Reunion for Abdicuted Kings
Windsor and Jones Met Lost 30 Bobs Shows Rust

an approximate rs, although 1t
was plain his game was rusty.
You oughta play good at Mas
sau," Jones caddy told him. You
got lot of bad shots out of your
system here"
Although Hagen and Sarazen,
who still is an active campaigner,
were slight favorites to win the
match, observers pointed out that
Jones and Armour never have
been beaten as a team. They
played together many times, and
paired in an inter-city league
during Florida S boom days.
Several thousand spectators
were expected to watch the
match. Others were disappointed
when they found the Nassau
planes and ships were booked to
capacity at Miami.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. ldW, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Odit three tuH days and
recetue their license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Elliott Whiteheld, ,4s, 724 18th St n.vs
Raymond gf; dhS =. F5s 1ent0n. ae ss a4ar St NV
and Sylvia NJ Dolezal. 25, 5O34 Nebrsska
ave; nv. the Rev. P. A. Cave.
Jazz Virfinic Il eo!Rs ~ 2@s s. nE ana
ne; he bSn Rev John W W Rustin. aust i''n o.
william Ma Jd.tfs CcsteT - 36' Arlington. "a,
oTna mq MSsee & ?o9RsoR fhs Rev 80 " ISS wson f
Bernard NJ. Eldredge, 20, Pswiings, N. =,
washington Circle NV; the Rev Seth Seth
r. Brooks
Francis B Byrne. 26. 1912 Prospect ave
aRa hfR he Rev chsTs5 K2a'f Re- R6hsdsr sds2
and Alice H WilIett. 9S 366@ Raleish
James V MeN1ity Nc @ aSsa S5 a1oi KcnafqS9n. sti son
and Marguerite Street % 2126 Penn
Warren H, Woodruff. 43. Media. Pa. and
AIiGe AISs, z .,Es Hesdley; 40. Avon. N. j;
4; both OF the Cuban Embassy Judge
Nathan Cayton.
New Hsmpshifs ave oniH';' NV; h. the Rev Rev.
Marvin ?. Peele. ?s, Army War College.
and Alice C Babbitt % Silver Spring,
Md; the Rev z Barney Philips, *
Bernard Lchtenstein, % and EVELYN
KuTSch' Is, both Of Baltimore; Judge
e Lsckey y f. both Of Wasbnstoh Va ahe Sanet L
Leo G. Scott, %. and Ruth NJ Comley,
30. both Of Washington
CHARLES F knight. 20. and Ann S. Cady
~; both of Alexandria Va
Randall H Hagner, Jr 25, and Courtney
Louise StillweN. Is, both Of WASH
ington.
Licenses Granted At Rockville.
Charles NJ. Hill. p. and Madeline L.
Walsh. 10. both OF washington
Caukin. ~. both of Washington,
Stephen, F. Cook, %. and Virginia NJ Nc.
Casklll. 2S both of Washington
John Zolyak, 30. Ramey Pa and Mushana
>, D. Balkanska, a. ParkersburG W Va
Henry Lamar Benson il. 90 Sandy
Spring. Md, and Frances Louise McMil-
ian "a Chevy Chase, Nd.
Nicks' 81. both Of Washington.
Robert Trafton Hutchins. % Norfolk.
Va. and Mildred Doyle Lee, q, WASH
Charles F. Knight. 90. and Ann s. cady.
~; botn Of Alexandra, Va
Charles W Tyler, "a, and Rose C. Dun
lap So both Of Washington.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Ernest Truck to Wed
SyIviu Field Tomorrow

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Ernest
Truck, 40, comedian, and Sylvia
Field, So, actress, each of whom has
been married twice before, obtained
marriage license today.
Our last one" said Mr.. Truck
star of George Washington Slept
Here which closes tonight.
Right" said Miss Field, a native
of Boston, who appeared with Mr.
Truck here in Sing and Whistle"
in 1884.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Service Orders
NAV T.
RuREAu oF NAVIGATION


Carr. Comdr. T Dewitt. from Q. s. S.
Davis to Destroyer Division :.
Compo Comdr George l.. from Corpus
Christi, Tex. to Guantanamo Bay. Cuba.
Graham, Comdr. Roy W. NJ, from o. Q. s.
Ralph Talbot to U 6 S. Bridge.
Day 1t. Comdr Douglas T, r.. from
Patrol Squadron So 10 Patrol Squadron
Il.
Long. Il. Comdr. Victor D. from Battle
ship Division TO Cruiser Division 8
Marshall, 1t. Comdr- Charles j from New
Mum. Il. Comdr. Ira H. from Cruiser
Ogle, 1t. Comdr. Gerald B, from U. s. s.
Tichenor. 1t. Comdr. Murray J. from
Navy Department to U. s. Naval Mission
watts, Ii. Comdr. Ethelbert from q. s e.
Leary 10 Navy Department.
Wakeman, 1t Calvin E. from Miami,
Fla. TO q. S. S. Sarstoss
Zavadil 1t. q. g. Anthony P, jr. from
Battle Force TO U S. s. Honolulu.
MEDICAL CORPS
Broaddus, Comdr. Carl A. from Ports
mouth. Va, to Scouting Force.
Msrkovits, Ii. g. g. Herbert A. from
Musso, 1t. q. 81 Nicholas NJ, from q. 9. 8
Dobbin to Houston, Tex.
SUPPLY CORPS.
Porter 1t q. g. William NJ, from O. 9 s.
New York to Navy Department.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Four-BaII Final Berth
For Snead, WehrIe
Looms in Florida
Hot Pair Faces Ghezzi,
MinkIey After Great
Golf in Gusty Round
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March Is
Guessers in the gallery put their
trust in Sammy Snead of Hot
Springs, Va, and Wilford Wehrle OF
Chicago to win the seventh annual
pro- American four-ball golf tourna-
ment as play entered the 36-hole
semifinals here today.
The black-haired, compactly built
Slammer and Wehrle, an amateur
who doesn't have to apologize to the
pros for his shots. took on towering
Victor Ghezzi Of Deal, N. j., and
Arnold Minkley of Chicago, while
Jimmy Hines of Great Neck, N. Y
and amateur Mel Demarais OF
Brockton, Mass, tackled pro Jack
Grout and Frank Allan, potent
Pittston, Pa, tandem, in the other
match.
Snead proved he wasn't a fair
weather golfer yesterday when he
drilled into a strong, cold north
wind time after time for brides as
he and Wehrle advanced handily
through two 18-hole eliminations.
Usually Wehrle played conserva-
lively for par to enable Snead to
concentrate on winning brides. but
he turned in one shot that put the
clincher on their afternoon match
with Defending Champion Horton
Smith of Oak Park, Ill, and Charles
Sheldon Of Mount Vernon, N. Y.
Snead sent two mighty wood shots
into the headwindS for total of 500
yards on the 555-yard 18th. Smith
was some yards back, but his third
shot was within seven feet of the pin
and looked good for birdie Wehrle
barely reached the edge of the green
on his third and was considered out
of it, but calmly stroked the ball into
the cup from 45 feet for a birdie
Smith seemed unnerved and missed
a putt that ordinarily would have
been duck soup for him.
Smith and Sheldon both found
the traps on the short 10Th while
Sammy and Wilford planted their
shots almost within gimme" dis
tance to end it, 3 and 2.
Grout and Allan had perhaps the
toughest assignment of the day,
going % holes to eliminate Lloyd
Mangrum of Oak Park, Ill, and
Morton Bright of Daytona Beach,
Fla, in the morning. and taking the
highly-regarded combination of
Willie Goggin of San Francisco and
Jennings Gordon of Rome, Ga, 3
and 2, in the nightcap.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
SemifinuIs Are On
In Purochiul Event

Semifnals Of the ST. Johns Paro-
chiai School tournament will be
played this afternoon with two of
last nights winners, st. Matthew
and st Aloysius, slated to see action.
st. Matthew's romped to an easy
22-12 victory over Nativity, while st.
Aloysius nipped Blessed Sacrament,
IT'S. In another tilt the st. Johns
Junior High cagers shaded Holy
Comforter, 17-16. All games are
played at St. Johns gymnasium.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Pro Court Clubs Start
Championship Meet
Tonight at Chicago
By the Associated Press.

bs INT f.sSOCldIeO fEeSS
CHICAGO, March 15.-The boys
who play basket ball for a living
begin competition tonight at the
International Amphitheater for the
world professional championship in
the annual five-day tournament.
The Harlem Globe Trotters, de-
Tending champions. and Is other
outstanding quintets are in the field.
The Chicago Bruins, runnersup
a year ago, open the meet tonight
against Davenport, Iowa, followed
by two other first round games. The
Detroit Eagles play the Indianapolis
Kautskys and the Globe Trotters
meet Newark, N. J.
The quarter finals will be COM
pleted Monday, followed by the
semiflnals Tuesday and the finals
Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1941-03-15

King of England and then abb
dicated to marry the American
Wallis Simpson.
Today they meet again, with
Edward as Royal Governor of
the Bahamas and Jones again
the golfer, but minus his titles.
The match's four participants,
all former British and United
States Open champions and per-
sonal friends of the Duke, arrive
by plane in the Bahaman capital
today for the first 18 holes Of
the match. The second half is
set for tomorrow.
The oldtimers swapped remi-
niscences at a Ginner in Miami
last night, after Jones had sharp
ened his strokes In a practice
round. Bobby. who said II don't
have the old confidence" scored
Evening star., 1941-03-15

Outlying duckpin drives will be
the scenes of the Capitals two top
bowling attractions today and to-
night as Silver Spring stages the
eighth annual St Patrick's mixed
doubles and Brookland Recreation
puts on the first mixed benefit pin
party for Bunker Hill Post of the
American Legion.
The outstanding event of its kind
in the duckpin world, the St. Pat
doubles, was to start at noon and
run continuously until midnight,
while the Bunker Hill inaugural af-
fair which got under way at 10 this
morning promised also to be in full
swing until closing time.
More than 200 man and woman
league boWlers with averages of los
and under were expected to compete
in the three-game Bunker Hill
Tournament. Contestants will pay
on entrance fee of 81. Besides top
prize of s75 and other cash awards
more than so merchandise prizes
will go to the winners.
Galleher Legion Meet Head.
Tom Galleher of 210-game fame Is
the Legion tourney chairman. In
eligible himself, Russ Diehl, Brook
land manager, besides donating the
alleys for the event, will help to swell
the entry list by sending into COM
petition Charley Meyers, his dou-
bles bowling pal
Among the late all-star combina-
tions to enter the st. Patrick's event
were Martha Biggs and Paddles"
Throckmorton, Ruth Rothgeb and
Fred Murphy, Mabelle Herring and
Harry Hilliard and Ingomar Moen
and Bill King. Baltimore's heavy
entry was augmented by Ruth zentz
and Earl Campbell.
Audrey Mullaney of Baltimore and
Jack White of New Haven, Conn.
defending champions. will shoot il
out with a record field of approx
mately 80 crack twoSomes which
will include Lucy Rose and Aston
Clarke, Lorraine GULL and Hokie
Smith, Caroline Hiser and Perce
Wolfe, Ida Simmons and Billy Stall
cup, Helen Randlett and Blair
Creedle, Ethel Brewer and Johnny
Miller and Lucille Young and Tony
Santini.
Caroline Hiser SparkleS.
In a rousing workout last night
Miss HiSer banged out top game ot
16O and 410 set in the Mems Prince
Georges County League at the
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Powder Plant BIust
Claims SD Victim
b. the Associated Press.

b9 tHt HssVNIaItu FItbS.
DOVER, N. j., March I5.-The
explosion which destroyed the Her
cules Powder Co. plant at nearby
Kenvil claimed its SD victim today
when Roy S. Hull. jr, 81, of STAN
hope died of injuries received in the
blast.
A powder cutter, Mr.. Hull suffered
spinal injuries that paralyzed him
below the hips when the explosion
tore the plant apart last September
II. He died at Dover General Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Roosevelt Quint Favorite in Duke Final
Tackles GreenyiNe's S
Senior High After
Two Easy Wins
Riders Show AII-Around
: Ability; &c. c. Goes
Out in First Round
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DURHAM, N. c., March Is
Roosevelt High of Washington, Dis
trict public school champion for the
second successive year and flnallst
in The Washington Evening Star
Metropolitan tournament, is ar
odds-on favorite to capture the
Duke-Durham basket ball tourna-
ment tonight, emblematic of the
scholastic championship of the
South.
The Rough Riders earned their
favored position by the manner in
which they romped through two
games yesterday. In the morning
first round they sank Boys High OF
Atlanta, 1920, and continued the
pace in last nights Semif1nals in
spilling Lafayette High of Lexing-
ton, KY, 1916 Their running
mate from the Washington area,
Bethesda-ChevyC Chase, was knocked
from the tourney in yesterday S
opening game by Lafayette, 1923.
Meet Greenville Quint.
In tonight'S final the Riders meet
Senior High Of Greenville, S.. c.,
winner over John Marshall of Rich
mond, the team which eliminated
Durham Highs defending cham
.pions, 1925 Roosevelt thus be-
comes the first Washington team in
two years to reach the final of an
out-of-toWn tournament, Eastern
having gone to the last game here
in 1889 before losing to Durham.
Both Roosevelt and Bethesda were
eliminated in the first round of last
years Duke-Durham competition.
The Riders displayed all-around
ability and plenty of confidence in
both of yesterdays games. The
semifnal against Lafayette especi-
ally was a breeze. Capt. Hymie
Perlo started with a bucket right
after the opening whistle and the
Riders never were in danger. They
had leads of go, ia and 30-10, re-
spectively, at the end of the first
three periods and Coach Herman
Littman used his second-stringers
throughout the last quarter.
Tommy Robertson on Fire.
Forward Tommy Robertson had
hot hand and accounted for 13
points to take individual honors.
In the opening game the Riders
had harder time of it at the start
and the contest was close for
while. In the last 10 minutes Roose-
welt held Boys High scoreless while
Perlo. Frank Ciango and Robertson
scored in rapid succession to lock
up the game.
Bethesda was outscored from the
start in its game against Lafayee.
and vas trailing, 1870, going into
the last half. The Barons staged a
late rally and outscored Lafayette,
II points TO 3, in the last quarter,
but the handicap was too much to
overcome.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Far Eust Tension Eused,
Hong Kong Chief Says
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
HONG KONG, March 15.-Hong
Kong's governor, Sir Godfrey North
cote, in his first public statement
since returning from a visit to Eng
land, said today he thought the Far
Eastern situation had eased in the
past six weeks owing to better ap-
probation of the points at issue"
Sir Godfrey declared, however,
that this British crown colony was
well prepared for any emergency.
He expressed the opinion that
English confidence in victory over
Germany was growing, partly be-
cause I'VE are on the way to con-
quering the night bombers, sea raid
ers and submarines
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Wilmington Ministers
Fight Sunday Movies
By the Associated Pres,

bg IIIt hNSUIIhLtO PTe6S.
WILMINGTON. Del, March 15-
Wilmington ministers pledged to-
day to make every argument and
plea" to local councils throughout
the State to enact ordinances pro-
hlbiting motion pictures on Sunday
The Lords Day Alliance also an
nounced its members would meet
next week to map plans for testing
the constitutionality of an act which
repealed Delaware's 168-year-old
blue laws and empowered incor-
porated communities to set up their
own Sunday regulations. Gov. w
w. Bacon signed the measure yes
terday.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Baseball Today
Nv the Associated Press

DS 0Le 7-seONI"0 0eU I eoo'
At Orlando. Ta.-Cincinnati (Nb vs.
= Wa ashington "a.
, York (NO.
At St. Petersburg. Fls.-st. Louis (N)
; VS.. New York "a.
At San Diego, Calif.-Pittsburgh tN)
vs.. San Diego (P. c..
> At Los Angeles Calif-ChicaEo (ND VS..
Philadelphia tAO.
Results Yesterday.
At Miami, Fla.1New York tN0. 13:
as 6: St. LOU LOUIS S'dlt M. 3 As-'iAS '0H
At Havana. Cuba-Cuban All-stars, A.;
srooklyn INl, g., , W., "a, <.
. At Fort Myers, Fla.-cleveland (A), q:
Hs At Inaheim' % "A caalif.tpittsbursh CNl VS..
= Philadelphia (AO Cancelled. wet grounds
At San Fernando, Calif.-Chicago A)
VS. Seattle (P. c. postponed, wet grounds.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Births Reported

Henry and Katherine Adams, bov.
Harold and Helene Albrecht. boy.
Lloyd and Nellie Armour. girl
Willis and Marybelle Abbott. sirl,
James and Effie Brinson, boy.
Lawrence and Irene Batter. boy.
Henry and Ethel Bullen. boy.
Howard and Evelyn Bers, girl
Pasquale and Alice Branca boy.
William and Laurie Connor. boy.
James and Mary Cook girl
william and Vincentina Clark, boy.
James and Evelyn CUP, boy.
John and Josephine Corder boy.
Thomas and Barbara CuTrau. boy.
Michael and Virginia Cefsratti. boy.
Cecil and Daugherty Dickson, girl.
Oscar and Dorothy Davis, girl
Charles and Laura Elfrey, girl tviI
Bernard and Vivian Emory. girl.
John and Mary Fsasen, girl.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
1y the Associated Press.

NASSAU, March 1.-Two alb
dicated kings-the Duke OF
Windsor and Bobby Jones-re-
new acquaintance in Nassau to-
day after a 10-year lapse.
The occasion is a Red Cross
benefit golf match sending Jones
and Tommy Armour against
Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen,
with the Duke as referee.
Windsor and Jones last
brushed shoulders in 1880, when
Jones won the British Open on
his way to the famous grand
siam, and when Edward was
Prince of Wales.
That same year Jones abdi-
Gated as emperor of golf. Not
many years later Edward became
Evening star., 1941-03-15
u. S. Means Business
In War, Horrimon
Says in England

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 15.-W. A.
Hartman. special representa-
tive of President Roosevelt as
signed to London, arrived at
Bristol Airport today and de-
clared: Believe me, that as to
the war. the American people
certainly mean business"
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Fights Lost Night
By tn. Associated Press.

NEW YORK-Tami Mauriello, 161,
New York knocked out Steve Belloise,
153 New York %.
MINNEAPOLIS. = Jimmy Robinson.
eosia. Philadelphia outpointed Selman
Martin. POS. Chicago Gm.
(Young) Polite. I41. New orleans, out
pointed Baby Breese, 13s, Manhattan
KanS 10.
PHILADELPHIA-Ma Pablo, ~.
Philadelphia, stopped Reds" Peck
Graber. 1852, Philadelphia (2l
HIGHLAND PARK. N. J-Fred
Archer, 13g Newark, outpointed joey
zodda. 1876. New York 90.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn.-Gene Molnar.
151, New York. outpointed Jimmy Bell
$50. New Haven (S(.
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla-Irish
Eddie Pierce. 1881. Patterson, N; j.,
and Al Gilbert 100. Washington drew
Evening star., 1941-03-15
MATA HARTSZAxlzEzME .
zMAURIeE DEKsBRA .-x IEYA CEOReIE
CHAPTER XIX.

morning
She Dick talking nen Gladys
Vaslav Gladys laviShing
Well why Dick Gladys would
marriage hmhe mpecunous naval lieutenant married
ountwyn millions That must be he didn't Gladys
Vaav he rich refugee but witha real
important marvellous And he realized that
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Cadillac Cup Shoot
Gets Under Way

Competition for the three month
Cadillac Cup shoot was to be in
augurated this afternoon at the
Washington Gun Club range after
several postponements because of
the weather.
Two legs will be awarded each
week with the competition under
the fractional target system at so
targets based on club averages.
The tournament will run concur
rently with the clubs regular weekly
shoots.
Evening star., 1941-03-15

there are one to three leaves on
the stem. These are hairy. broadly
ovate or reniform, the blade broad
er than long, with a heart-shaped
base.
Now we come to the violet family
and its traditions for the downy
has changed only the color of her
gown to be different. Because of
their wide distribution and variety
as well as for their beauty, violets
have first place in the hearts of
most nature lovers. More songs
and poems have been written about
Evening star., 1941-03-15

Today a year ago-Colorado
beat Duquesne, 51-40, in final of
Metropolitan invitation basket
bail tournament at Madison
Square Garden.
Evening star., 1941-03-15

Five years ago-Prince Serge
Mdivani was killed after fall
from his mount in a polo game.
He was kicked on the head by the
pony
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Cuttino Is Cuptuin

LEXINGTON, Va, March Is Up.
Ed Cuttino of Sumter, S. c., has
been elected Washington and Lee
basket ball captain for next season.
Evening star., 1941-03-15

Totals IA 8 ~ Totals e 41R
Score at half-Roosevelt. II; lexington,
q. Oficials-Messrs. Knight and Morris.
Evening star., 1941-03-15

r Totals 10 s2S Totals Is "a
Score at half--Lexington, is; Bethesda
Chevy Chase, 12.
Evening star., 1941-03-15

- Totals--15 3 33 Totals 9 . 90
&: Score at half-Roosevslt. Il: Boys
High, IL.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-22
A o ANSWER
THESE ~OUESTlONS2
See Page -Four

/. TClcpathy is the name for the
process of communication by telc-
phone, ether waves Uad,o) on the
supposed communication between
minds without physical aid?
,. Was Sonia HenIc born IN Nor
way, Sweden or Denmark?
3. EarthWorms turn Into tIreflies;
true or false?
4. How much is Is minus l-102
5. England, Wales, Scotland,
Northern Ireland. Isle Of Man ana
the Channel Island are included IN
the u --- X
6. What was the name of the Paris
airport at which LindDergh landed
OF his first nonstop flight from New
York to Paris:
7. What was the former name u
Oslo, Norway?
g.. Beribcri is a South Sea Island,
a disease, or an AZ San tCu-tom?
8. What Chinese word, now wide
ly used in the English vocabulary,
means to bow?
10. Are persons born in the United
States to alien immigrant parents,
citizens of this country?