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Evening star., 1941-06-28
Earl Stewart Wins
intercollegiate Golf
Title From Brownen
|. S. U. Entront, l9,
Defects Stanford
Player, ; ond !
By the Associated Press.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 28-Earl
Stewart of Louisiana State won the
National intercollegiate Golf Cham
pionship this afternoon by defeating
Ray Brownell of Stanford. and /,
after a thrilling display of par-shat-
tering golf
The 1s-year- -old Stewart, who suf-
fered a broken collar bone seven
weeks ago and took the cast of only
II days ago, was the tournament
medalist. He won the title by sink
ing a 6-foot putt for birdie deuce
on the 35th hole Of the 36-hole final
match.
Brownell displayed one of tourna-
ments finest pieces of sportsman
ship earlier in the match by refus-
ing to take the 18th hole on a tech
nicality.
Stanford won the team title earlier
in the week
With the match even. the STAN
ford sophomore refused to take the
18th hole on a technicality, then
lost it by hitting into trap.
Stewart, tourney medalist and
favorite, had shot into the rough.
His caddy, in dropping the golf bag,
moved the ball about foot and a
half. Under golf rules Brownell
was entitled to the hole. but he re-
fused without playing it out. Stew
art then made a brilliant recovery
to get his par as Brownell took 5.
Although under golf rules
Brownell could not refuse the hole
because of the caddy's error. tourna-
ment officials waived the rule and
agreed to score the hole as the
players finished it.
Both had 1-under-par Ills for the
first 18. Stewart had 35-36 and
Brownell 37-34.
Starting the afternoon round,
Stewart went 2-up by getting
around Brownell's stymie to sink a
6-foot putt for birdie on the
10Th.
Stewart slipped to bogey on
the Goth while Brownell got his par
and the Stanford shartshooter got
a birdie on the 22d to even the
match. Both were even with par on
the next four holes and on the 9th
Stewart sank a 5-foot putt for his
birdie to go ahead.
Stewart won the 29th and 3lst
holes and closed the match with a
birdie on the par three 35th.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Congress
Continued From First Pase)

reported It. the Senate on a voice
vote rushed the measure back to
the House for consideration of two
amendments.
The Senate committee made two
changes in legislation previously
voted by the House
Party Proviso Deleted.
1t struck out a House-approved
provision directing the Secretary Of
Agriculture to maintain prices at IS
per cent of parity for foods or crops.
production OF which was expanded
to meet aid-defense demands.
It also reduced from to 4 years
the extension of the crop loan
agency.
J. B. Hutson, president of the loan
corporation. said that the stricken
parity price section was merely
directive" that farm officials al
ready had authority to do what the
House ordered and intended 20 fol-
low the House-approved policy.
The Senate committee agreed with
the House on the increase of loan
funds for the agency to s2J650 ,000.-
900. Mr.. HutSon said this would
make about 81 400 900 900 available
for new crop loans. because the
agency now has $485, 900 900 in, loans
outstanding and the balance of its
funds invested in crops it owns.
Clark Forces Limitation.
Senator Clark. Democrat OF Mis-
souri,. by threatening 10 block Sen
ate action won limitation Of two
years on extension of the agency
after the. House had voted a five-
year extension and the Senate
Banking Committee had approved
four years.
The Missouri Senator protested
that the administration of the loans
agency had been the most arrogant
performance in the history of the
United States with a plain inten-
ton on the part of its president.
DR.. Robbins. 10 flaunt the will of
Congress"
Senator Clark added that the
official. Carl c. Robbins, had re-
Gently resigned and so he agreed to
two-year extension Senator
Brown, Democrat of Michigan. in
order to obtain passage. agreed to
the Clark limitation.
They told the Senate that the
funds would provide about $500
100000 for cotton loans. $3.50. 900 900
for wheat. s250OO0, 900 for corn. sS3.-
10000 for tobacco. and $4,000 900
for loans on other farm products.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Screams Of Clerks
Foil Two ATTEMPTS
To Hold Up Stores
Same General Description
Of Bundit Is Given
By Both Women
Earlier Story on Page ALI

Earlier Story on Rage ALL
Screams of women clerks today
frustrated two store holdup at
tempts, possibly by the same armed
colored man.
First, Mrs. Gladys Matthews, col
ored attendant at laundry In the
1900 block of Ninth street NV. was
confronted by a gunman wearing
dark glasses with side blinkers"
similar to those worn by bandit
who has held up other stores in the
Northwest section recently.
When the man pointed a gun at
her, Mrs. Matthews screamed and
ne fed.
A short time later, Miss Rosemary
Isabella, alone at plumbing shop
In the 1900 block OF Tenth street
NE, was held up by colored man
who pulled gun out OF a hand
kerchief.
Keep still" he ordered. Don't
shoot or I'll shoot
But Miss Isabella took chance
and called for help. The man ran
out
Both women described the bandit
as dark skinned colored man about
25 years old. about 5 feet II inches
tall and Weighing perhaps l60
pounds. They said he wore polo
shirt. which Mrs. Matthews de-
scribed as blue and Miss Isabella as
green. A tan cap, tan trousers and
a handkerchief around the neck
were listed in both descriptions. Miss
Isabella said she could not tell
whether the man was wearing dark
glasses. because his cap was pulled
over his eyes.
Mrs. Matthews said car was
waiting for the man who tried to
rob her and police believe this ac-
counted for the short time between
the widely separated holdups.
The man who held up and robbed
a woman in a laundry in the 1900
block of Fourteenth street NV
Wednesday was described to police
as dark skinned. about 80 and feet
8 to 10 inches tall. wearing dark sun
glasses and a green sport shirt and
carrying a small nickel plated re-
volver. However. James r. McKen-
zie, who is hello on robbery and
criminal assault charges, has been
identified by the victim Of the
laundry holdup.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Racing News
Racing Results
Suffolk Downs
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcEwpugs. s.; 900; sI.imins'
Count Cotton tTaylor) $50 90
Story Time tHearnI 1850
v.hcep Asp rharss moinsrs psrEmeius 3s dieems n
Bucks Imsse and Fly Gent
SECOND RAcE-Purse 81 900; claiming;
sBaii-ooFire GTsyiorj $50 80 $50
Glenbroom mora 4.6o 40
aRoy T. (SconzaD $50
Also rsn-speedy Boossr, Allmar, Pom
plit, ouragsn, Secret Chatter, County An
DAILY Double paid s4s.60J
THIRD RAcE-Purs. 81 900; .lsimins:
4-year-olds and up; Il. miles. m ,eo
supfsnt sSsafatfffl flsf Sf9SRa &ora, ''0O 1920 $50 500
Repeller (RobsrtD 800
Also rsn-Dsmics sunfox, rotin Home,
Ksptime and Liberty Torch.
FOURTH RAcE-Purs. sl,1oo; special
weishts: maidens; 3-year-olta; 8 furlonEs
qeors. Lamaze Cyouns> 1880 80 $50
Gallant Play ,csfrarellO $50
Step Slim and Buffe Head
FIFTH RACE-Pufse, 100; allow
lones
Johnnie J. tYounsb 1900 $40 32O
Night Editor tRobarU $40 2A0
Wise Bee (CafiarellaD $40
Time, l:10H
Also ran-Ailssro. Bull Brier and Rough
Time
SIXTH RACE-Purse. S1 600; claiming
4year-olds and up: Ia miles.
Knisht.s Sox tTaylorl 1880 $40 50
Count Natural tAllsaierl $50 5 so
Harry's Dream tDuppsl 80
Time. ] :54
Also ran-Somau. Night Bud. LADY Ariel
Dizzy B, Geneva Gross, Dark Beau and
Prince Splendor
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Fene|on Is Easy Winner
In Brooklyn Handicap
Ry The Associated Press.

BY lDt ASSOCle ttu rIcSS
NEW YORK, June 28.-William
Woodward's Fenelon won the SD
running of the Brooklyn Handicap
at Aqueduct today. finishing nearly
three lengths in front Of his nearest
rival.
Arnold Hangers Dit was second
and Mrs. George D. Wideners Your
Chance was third in the field of six.
The 4-year-old son of Sir Galahad
III. just rounding into the form
which made him one of the leading
3-year-olds last year, ran the Ia
miles in 2:03a5, just three-flfths Of
a second off the track record. Jimmy
Stout was the jockey
Fenelon returned s640 for each
81 win ticket and his victory was
worth sl9,250 to Mr.. Woodward.
In the secondary feature. B. F.
Whitakers' requested won the Great
American Stakes, 6-furlong dash for
2-year -olds, in lips.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900 clan
One Killed, y Hurt as Bus
Hits Truck and Burns :.
By tie Associa ted Press.

By tie Associated Press.
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, June %.
A truck driver was killed and 29
persons on a bus were hurt late
last night in a spectacular collision
and fire on heavily travelled United
States highway 20.
John Citia OF South Bend, driving
for the r. a. S. Transit Co. there,
was killed in the accident, miles
west of here.
Robert Hurka, 26. Of Chicago, the
driver, and % passengers on the
bus, running from Chicago to De-
troit on the Pennsylvania. Grey
hound Lines, we're taken to hospitals.
some OF them badly burned.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Arlington Park
BY the Associated Press.


FIRST RACE-Purse, 1000; claiming:
3.yesr.olds and up; Ia miles AN
Glen Kenney 'Georstl $40 90
Bereit FOX 11.e0
Also ran-Inscomirs Myries Montana
Miss. Steep. Split Silk, Miss Grief and
Tornado.
SECOND RACEIPurse. 81 600: claim
ins: 3-yeaI-olds and UP. furlongs.
Wicked Time LADS l1.00 $50 $40
FIVE Fifty brooks 740 500
Witsn MARTINI $50
Time. 1:14as.
Also ran-Jayfcee Great Haste -sviss
Knight, Wild Piseon, vsldina, Gin Fritters,
Donnssins, More DAYS and Paul Lee.
THIRD RACE-Purse. Sl.lOO: claiming:
3-year-olds and up: furlonet
Nv Shadow tStrickerl 80 40 800
Torch Clean wilson 800 $50
Tippity mills $40
Time. 1927.
Also rsn-Ballinderr, Bullan. Sure OF
and Lees Jimmie
FOURTH RAcE-Purs. $1,000: allow
ances 3.year-olds 1 mile
Kansas 1Eadsl 500 $50 , 40
dHappy Pilot ,Adsms> 12O 40
dCadmium FOX 7.40 2SO
Also rsn-4sldin. Groom and Fyins
Torpedo.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Delaware Park

By the Asfociateo Preh.
FIRST RAcE-Pure 81 100; special
Pomvsy Peters, 4.50 90 $50
Bols Novice (Bert) 40 $50
Arthur c. tHowelD $40
Time, 1:0Oss
Also rsn-scalstsn, Edsn,s Chsnc.
aBrown Gal Tragedy. Penninston and
al N. Babylon snd K Bryson entry.
SECOND RAcE-Pllrse 81 goo: ella inning
3-yesr-olds and up: 8 furlopss chute,
Balloon tKeiper) 1l.20 40 420
Robespierre LSnchl so $50
Scotch Trap fMusserl $40
Also rsn-Alhalon. sobriauet. Glorious
Time and Watererscker.
THIRD RACE-Purse 81 500: allow
anees: 3-year-olds and up: s furlonss
Cherry Jam Robertson) $50 $40 . 40
Ny Bill tGilbertI $50 20
Hants tBalzarette) $40
Also rsnGsirocco. Abrasion and Brown
Saxon.
FOURTH RhCE-Purse. ~ 300; allow
ances; 3-year-oldE: / mile and 20 yards.
Sir Alfred Peters 100 $40 $50
Swynstan tBerel %. $50
Jongleur lSchmidN $40
Time, :42i..
Also ran-Pste Jr, seven Hills and
Srs rler,
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Charles Town

FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; cIaimins;
3-yesr-olds and up: about ga furlonss.
Marandan tPalumbol 90 300 $50
Briar Bird tHernandezl $50 $50
Osofree tScocceJ $50
Time. 0:4aes.
Also rsn-Freds FIRST. pushkin. Feudal
Net, Ann Groucher and Rollins Grown.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500: clsimina;
6ia furlongs; 3-year-olds and upward
Clocks tscot\ 500 $50 $40
Hish Bud (Duford) $50 $50
Chief Cherokee tScoccal $50
Also ran-Grouchy Girl Sour Cherry,
Fusionette and National.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 5000: claiming;
about furlonss: for 4-year-olos and up:
Waugh Scout kirk $40 $40 so
Peppery CDufford) $50 $50
Man at Arms tNapier) 2.40
Time 1:26is.
Also ran-Lsdy Timarols. Marclesve
whoosh. Shootins Scout and Nesopt.
DAILY Double paid &2e. .40)
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Baseball
Continued From First Page.


at second. Early was out. Foxx to
NeWsome, who covered first. One
run
Washington. /; Boston, 0.
SECOND INNING.
BOSTON-FoxX took third
strike. Tabor walked. Doerr flied
to Case. Tabor was out stealing,
early to Bloodworth. No runs
WESTINGHOUSE singled to
left. Bloodworth singled to left,
Case stopping at second, but when
Williams funbled the ball. Case
scored and Bloodworth continued to
second Zuber. attempting to sacri-
flee fouled to Pytlak. Archie singled
to left, scoring Bloodworth. Cramer
flied to Williams. Lewis flied to
Finney. Two runs.
Washington. g. Boston. 0.
THIRD INNING.
BOSTON-Archie threw out PVT
lax NeWsome flied TO Cramer. Di-
Maggie took third strike. No runs,
WASHTNGTON-Newsome threw
out Travis. Vernon lined to Cronin.
Early singled to center. Case
singled to right, Early stopping at
second. Bloodworth flied to Finney.
No runs.
Washington, 3; Boston, 0.
FOURTH INNING.
BOSTON-Finney singled to CEN
ter. Williams singled to center.
sending FInney to third. Cronin
doubled 10 left. scoring Finney, Will
liams stopping at third. Foxx famed.
Tabor popped to BloodWorth. Doerr
flied to Cramer One run.
WASHINGTON - Zuber famed.
Archie beat out a slow roller down
the third base line. Cramer sin
gled to center sending Archie to
third. Lewis grounded to Foxx and
Archie was trapped between third
and the plate and run down, Foxx
to Pytlak to Tabor, Cramer stopping
at second. Travis flied to Finney.
No runs.
Washington, 3; Boston, /.
FIFTH INNING.
BOSTON-Pytlak flied to Case
Eewsome bunted and was thrown
out by Zuber. Archie whipped out
Di Maggie No runs.
WASHINGTON - Vernon singled
to center. Early forced Vernon at
second, Cronin to Doerr. Case hit
into a double play, Tabor to Doerr
to FoXX. No runs.
Washington. 3; Boston, /.
SIXTH INNING.
BOSTON-Finney singled to CEN
ter for his third straight hit. Will
Hams hit into a double-play, Vernon
to Travis to Vernon. Cronin walked.
Foxx flied to Cramer. No runs,
WASHINGTON-BloodWorthf flied
to Di Maggie Cronin threw out
Zuber Archie flied to Flnney.
Washington 3; Boston, /,
SEVENTH INNING.
BOSTON-Tabor singled to left.
Tabor took second on a wild pitch.
Doerr flied to Case. Pytlak beat out
a slow roller down the third-base
line, Tabor taking third. Spence
batted for Newsome and hit into a
double play. Vernon to Travis to
Vernon. No runs.
WASHINGTON-Ryba now pitch
ing for Boston, Cronln made a fine
stab of Cramer's grounder, but
Cramer beat it out for hit. Lewis
flied to williams. Travis hit into a
double play, Doerr to Cronin to
Foxx. No runs.
Washington, g. Boston. /.
EIGHTH INNING.
BOSTON-Di Maggie singled to
left. Finney walked. Williams hit
into a double play, Bloodworth to
Travis to Vernon, Di Maggie taking
third. Archie threw out Cronin
No runs.
WASHINGTON-Vernon flied to
williams. Early fouled to Cronln
Case took a third strike. No runs
Washington, 3; Boston. l..
NINTH INNING.
BOsTON-Foxx flied to Lewis
Tabor singled to center. Doerr nit
into a double play, Archie to Blood
worth TO Vernon. No runs.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Aqueduct
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500; special
weights; maidenS; 2-year-olds; 5 furlonss
Lochinvar CMeCreary $3.50 1880 go
Wait q Bit (Gray) 40 $50
Spare Man Donosol 1890
Also . Tls:DDUBueksnn, Gallant, Dinsen
Eternal Peace, Fair Cab Tierarch. Psls-
din, Gallant Devil little Slam and
fPhaesr. Field.
SECOND RACE-Purs. SO 900; allow
ances 3-year-olds: 8 furlonss.
Imperatrice 1Meadel 40 240 21O
Dark Imp (Robertsl 80 $50
La Joconde tMcCreary) $50
Time, 1:l1a,.
Also rsn-Boreale, Pelsse, oIsn coss
and Grail
DAILY Double paid 1.s0)
THIRD RACE-Purse. So 600: claiming;
3-yesr-olds and up: \. miles
BlaSint Heat MEADE 500 $40 go
Russia lDonoso, b.1o 500
Time, 2:O6is
Also ran-Grandev.r Key Man. Hand
and Glove and Weddinf Morn.
FOURTH RACE-Purs. SIS. 600 added,
handicap; 2-year-olds; q furlonss
Requested ,Arcaro) $50 $40 21n
Buster tRicharosl $50 2 so
Louisville I'd CMeade) 500
Aito rsnEouadrant. Apache.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Nuzis Claim Eiqht Ships

BERLIN. June 20 tP,.-The Ger
man high command announced to-
night that Nazi submarines had sunk
a tanker and seven freighters in the
Atlantic.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Detroit
By the Associated

BY the ASsccltted Fress.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; clainfins:
3-year-olds and UP: IL miles.
Kermay tKnott 1910 $50 so
Boon Time tGreen) 10.40 $50
Morris Griner tChinn) $50
Time, :46ss.
Also ran-Grand Duke Cynthia Pair
Out OF Fire. Catalonis, Arcadian. Brown
Street. Stand In and Bel1ita's Mate.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
By the Associated Press.

XApprenilce allowance claimed.
Clear and fast
Evening star., 1941-06-28

SECOND RACE-Purse 5000: claim
ng; 3-year-oldS and upward about 4'2
Evening star., 1941-06-28
7 Lee Evans and { wilson entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse siIoG. elsimins
Thoeodrore entry

SIXTH RACE-PurSe. <I5p0: handit
.ap; 3-yesI-olds and upward; 1 mile ana
Evening star., 1941-06-28
SECOND PACE-Pvrss 81 ooo claim ir
By the Associated Press.
FIRST Purse Il ION. rIa4r,.r--

entry.
b ooks Parker and Miss H BINGHAM
entry
Evening star., 1941-06-28
SEVENTH RACE-PurSe. $500: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up: La miles.

NINTH SUBSTITUTE RACE-Purse.
$500 claiming. 3-year-olds and up. 6iz
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Arlington Park Entries
For Monday
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900; special
veishts: maidens: 2-year-olos. 5ia fur
Evening star., 1941-06-28
FOURTH RACEPUrse. $500; claiming;
4-yesr -olds and upward Charles Town
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $500, claiming;

SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500: allowances
3-yesr-olds and upward Charles Town
course
Glitter Girl wv Kelly ----------- los
q Ripplins On tVesselil ----- 104
BrsZen Hussy tBletzackerl -------- lOs
OwaleT %. Hernsndezb ------- ~
CLAW Hill tPalumbol -- III
. Roman Bow (Pslumbo' --------- III
PImlico Lady wv. Kelly -------- Ito
Delhi Dan NAPIER ------------ lo1
Bsbiah tMsrtineZl -.-.----- ll2
stormness TO- Hernandez lib
aP H. Falcouner and T. Johnston entry.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
Charles Town Entries
For Monday
By the Associated Press.

q Royston and Roefrs entry.
b Gheen and Fallon entry.
G Rudacille and Donaldson entry.
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&iege, pel6e cine Menibenmlltter
tuiegte; iein Gater lit ein Nen-
idenpater, fein affenuater ooer Si,c-
batter. 90 itilnmt ct ein nit Ser 9i-
bel, 6ie er5dblt, mie @ott oen Men-
fden iGuf, iooaB sic Sdopfllng bem
2ei6e nad idlon sic M0slidfeit elmer
Siera6itamnnlng allsidlieBt. slae
9iere i6uf @ott orBerbalb oes Ea-
raoicies; aber Sen Menl6en ma6te er
BORT. Gr madJte aucrlt oas 8araoies
fir i'm ols feline @obnlng nno
iprad oann: ;, 2oIiet ,ms SEN Men-
fd)en rnaben nah ,nlcrm 8ilo uno
- @leidnis."
@ott bdlt ein IN leiner Irbeit uno
beoenft iid 1mo iprid)t nit iib ielbIt,
3. T.. sic brei gottlihen Eerlonen, SIC
mir jcbt aus Ser Sffenbarltng fen-
nett 6eraten iid, bcipre6en bas 81
madcnoe @erf. Gs loa etipas gang
anoeres cntIteberL ais mas 6isber ge-
naobt lporocn mar. Die Sieripelt lit
fir ltnO fertia; er mil etlpas Hel1es
MAIDEN. Sebt mad)t er leinen 2ei6
aus GrOe, sort ,,erlduf' er audi oie
Seelc: llno bal1d)te ibn cine 1nlterb=
Ii1e Seele elm; ba narb ser erIte
Neni6 erldaffen." s(ls Mobea nobm
er li0 lelbit (nob llnlerln gilb) nicbt
nad) einent s(ffen. Semen anoeren
@eiit ais iid) iel6lt; nod) ieinem 9ilo,
tuie er ausliebt, ,nO na6 .leiren1
@leidni5 Gin icinen Gigenbaftcn).
9as alles tat @ott I'M 8araoics; bort
IieB er i'm, uno aus ibm bilocte er
feline @attin lno eob lie ibm ols &C.
bilfin. s(lIo Sleilh bon Ieinen Sleild)
uno 9ein bon ieinem 8ein; cine
,,Meni6n". Seine ,gfiin".
Gas @erbdltnis bleibt aub rad
benz Siinoenfaa; sic &inoer iton1men
bon beioen, ollo Sleil1 lno @lut mt
einer uniterblid)en seele, ionit mi.
ren le feline Menidenfinoer aeluclen
9ic Gltern 1pie sic &inoer linb Bit
benoc 2inoer Gottes i'm reinen Or
6enselpano. eSseoes &inb muB Oenlel'
ben @eg ser 8uBe ponoeln, ben 8uB-
fad auf Dem 9aiiden (oas &rel,5 mo
2eiocm bur6's Seben 5llm~ |Sinmel
tuanOern. 60 boben mir alle cine
Meni6enmutter in sSrau Gpa. Sic
bat ,tns ale in S6mer5en geboreu
8ir Dabcn ibr eigenes 8ort bafiir;
uno spar lit bicles oas ein5ige, oas
mir bon ser Wutter Goa baben no1
Der sustreiblng. slls lie Gaiu emp
fangen, iagt iie: rEolleoi bominem
per 0erm' - id babe einen Meu-
fden bon @ott empfangen. @en 4,
12. Sur bieie bier @orte bat uns
oer ST. @eilt aufidreiben lailcn oltrd)
Moies. SIM 8arabies baben mir ibr
@eiprddL iuie mir es leien tOnnen;
aber nadber mlr Oieie pier @ortc,
als nenn iie poriidtig I'M Spreden
gelporben wdre. 3ar,m bat @ott
uns MIR oieien flcinelr Sas auf6e-
pabrt? sd babe enen Ntenben