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Evening star., 1941-09-27
G. W. u.
Continued From First PAse.)

left end for A first down on the 25.
Flaherty's pass was intercepted by
Fedora on the "a.
@. w. drew two penalties, and
Is yards. and when Gudmundson s
kick was partially blocked by Codey,
the Mount got the ball on the 10.
A tumble and penalty set the vis-
itors back on the 81 and Flaherty
kicked out on the 8.
Mount st. Mary's held and Gud-
mundson punted 81 yards TO the
foes "a. They exchanged punts,
Mount st. Mary's regainins the ball
on Its 10. Pinnow intercepted Asip's
pass as the half ended Score: @. W..
u, IL; Mount st. Mary's, 0.
Third Quarter.
Mount st. Mary's took the kickoff
on It's 70 and fumbled twice before
Flahertys punt was blocked by
Konizewski and recovered by ziobro
In the end zone for a touchdown.
Welcs placement was good. Score !:
G. w, 10: Mount ST. Mary's. 0.
Asip almost got away with the
kickoff before Seibert nailed him on
the Mounts As. George Washington
regained the ball on its 48 after two
punt exchanges. The Mounts held
and Fedora punted to Flaherty, who
fumbled and recovered on his 9-yard
stripe. Passing from a fake punt
formation. Flaherty passed to Ellis
for a first down on the 81. G. w.
held and Asip punted out on the Co.
lonials' 26
Fourth Quarter.
Another punting duel gave G.. w
the bail at midfield. Gudmundson
trapped trying to pass. lodged
through q broken field for 20 yards.
but fumbled when hit hard and
Asip recovered for the Mount on
its 80.
Asip passed to Fedorcha for q
first down on the 43. and then Fuhr-
man for nine more. @. w. held,
and Flaherty punted to Gudmund-
son. who was downed on his 10 by
Coffey. g. w. kicked back and St
Mary's took the ball to the 40 and
lost II on a fourth-down pass
Graham passed to zunic for nine
Pinnow bucked it to St. Marys 80
for a first down.
Graham passed TO zunic for an
other first down on the IS and Pin
now got more through the line.
On the next play Jim Graham ran
inside right guard for 10 yards and
a touchdown. Welcs placement was
wide. Final score: g. W., rs; Mount
St. Mary's. 0.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Navy
Continued From First Paee.)

give Navy 21-0 half-time lead.
Score: Navy, 21; William and
Mary, 0.
Third Quarter.
William and Mary made a mild
threat when Longacre intercepted
Busiks pass on Nays 40 early in
the period. johnson blasted right
tackle for 8 yards, then hit the same
spot for a first down on Navy's 38.
Masters lost 2 yards on a reverse,
but johnson again hit tackle for 5
yards. William and Mary's running
attack begged down and the Indians
attempted a fourth down pass, but
Boothe intercepted Johnson's pass
and romped 80 yards to a touch
down, aided by Chevning's fine
downfield blocking Leonard con-
verted for the fourth straight time.
score-Navy, %; William and
Mary. 0.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Novy's Giant Air Bott|eship'
Leaves Factory for First Time

Canvas covered its six gun turrets
and other secret parts.
The bomber, ITO feet long and
with a 200-foot Widespread, is pow
cred with four 2,000- horsepower
motors. It will carry normal crew
Of II and II used as troop transport
could carry $50 armed men fully
equipped
Its hull contains 1866 square
feet and it will be the first plane to
carry a motorboat. Its life-saving
equipment includes a collapsible
tender fitted with an outboard motor
and several rubber life boats that
can be inflated and roWed.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Earlier Story on Pare A-1.l

~ the Associated Press
The wiping out of Ave trapped
Russian armies and the capture Of
665 900 men in the Ukraine was
hailed by authorized sources in Ber-
lin today as crushing blow to Rus
STA and the turning point in the
whole war.
But In Moscow a different tune
was sung. with Soviet Spokesman
8. A. Lozovsky declaring German
soldiers have not set foot in Crimea,
and that Leningrad will never be
captured, no matter how many
more tens of thousands of German
lives are lost"
Berlin military observers said the
unparalleled Ukraine victory
opened vast new military possibili-
ties to Germany Spokesman and
the press expressed belief that out
side help no longer could be effec-
tive for Russia. and DNB.. speak
ing specifically of United States aid,
declared fatty. too late"
The Soviet Spokesman said in a
press conference this afternoon that
no Nazi has entered Crimes. All
the fighting for Crimea takes place
outside Crimea," he said.
He said 'incessant fighting. day
and night, is raging on the distant
approaches of Leningrad," and
added:
The Nazis say they are ad-
vancing, but even If they crawl they
would already have been there.
Leningrad is a hard nut to crack. .
Leningrad's besiegers have already
lost tens of thousands of lives" he
said, but they will not capture the
city no matter how many more tens
of thousands of German lives are
lost"
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Doxey Victor Over Collins,
Official Count Shows
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
JACKSON, Miss. Sept. 27-An
official tabulation today gave Repre-
sentative Wall Doxey an S1S-vote
majority over Representative Ross
Collins IN their Democratic primary
race for the unexpired term of the
late Senator Pat Harrison.
The Secretary Of States office an
nounced that the tabulation on last
Tuesdays special primary gave Mr..
Doxey 81 $50 and Mr.. Collins 5073s.
Mr.. Collins had challenged un-
official counts showing Mr.. Doxey
as the winner. but he did not indi-
cate Immediately whether he would
contest the ofncial figures.
Democratic nomination is the
equivalent of election to the term
expiring in January, 1943.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Boston College
Continued From First Pase)

and on the next play barged of
right tackle, standing up for the
touchdown. Glass plsce-kicked the
extra point.
Tulane, IA; Boston College. o.
After the teams battled back and
forth across the mid-stripe for 10
minutes Tulane received-or made
another break that led to touch
down. Connolly was dumped in his
tracks as he received punt on his
Is and on the next play Wolbrette
recovered Williams tumble on. the
II. Boston College was penalized 5
for excessive time out. Conner got
3 on an end-around and Pracko
rammed the rest Of the way off-left
guard. Glass place-kicked the extra
point
Tulane, 21 Boston College, o.;
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Whirluwoy
Continued From First paee1

Wise carried equal weights Of ia
pounds in this stake Fenelon. a
4-year-old, packed 125. He set the
early pace until Whirlavsy took
over Just after the field had gone a
mile and a half. Then Market
Wise started to go, and the crowd
Of about 10000 kept up a continue
Gus roar as Alf Robertson aboard
Whirlaway and Basil James, pilot
ing Market Wise, drove their mounts
to the finish.
Market Wise was bought out of the
1899 Saratoga yearling sales by Mrs.
Isabel Dodge Sloane for $4,000. Last
December. when Tufano. a Long
Island contractor. assembled his
stable, Mrs. Sloane sold the colt
to him for $1,000
The time today was one full Sec
ond under the track and continent
record set by Exterminator, carrying
128 pounds, in 1920.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Loborite Demands
That Britain Get
Win War Cabinet

By the Associated Press.
CARDIFF, Wales. Sept. 81
Emanuel Shinwell, Labor men,
Der OF the House of Commons,
declared today that Britain has
a "win-the-war Prime Minis
ter" but what she needs Is a
"win-the-war government"
Il am convinced he said.
that the vast majority OF the
people of this country are los
ing confidence In the present
government and are completely
bewildered by many aspects of
the government.
Il refuse to believe the war
can be won by the present
methods. - We are in great
danger, and not much time is
left"
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Strike
Continued From First raeel

employees in different classihcati ations.
all of which increases we're in ex-
cess of 10 per cent.
Arbitration Declared Refused.
The union offered TO submit the
wage demands TO arbitrst ton, bit
the management refused this Offer,
contending that issues involved in
the contract negotiation we're not
matters for arbitration.
The union has demanded a union
shop in place of the partial union
shop agreement which is now in ef-
feet. This agreement was negoti-
ated after the last strike
Under this clause the hotels were
allowed to keep in their employ any
persons who did not belong to the
union. but agreed to make replace
ments. when possible, from pros
poets furnished by the union.
II the union could not furnish
workers from its ranks, the hotels
agreed that they would require the
new employe to join the union. The
clause did not require, however,
| that the hotels see that the new
employe maintained membership in
the union, and this arrangement has
been termed unsatisfactory" by the
union.
Vote Result Due Monday.
A union spokesman said that the
negotiators did not feel that the
hotels. offer is as good as it should
be. in view of the business they
are doing and the extra burden of
work placed on the employees"
The results of the balloting will be
known by noon on Monday, the
union spokesman said As to when
the strike might Start--if it is voted
the spokesman merely said, The
contract expires Tuesday
The hotels involved are the May
flower, Shoreham, Raleigh. Willard,
Washington, Harrington. Lee Shera-
ton. Ambassador. Lafayette, Roger
Smith. Hay Adams. Annapolis.
Wardman Park. Continental and
New Colonial Only part Of the
employees at the Wardman Park are
involved, but the union has estab-
lished ma jority in the other hotels,
It was said.
The 1899 strike lasted IL davs be-
fore Labor Department conciliators
we're able to find a settlement. 1T
involved the largest demonstration
of chain picketing ever seen in
Washington. Following the strike,
Labor Board elections we're held in
most OF the hotels involved and in
all save one or two, the union
established a majority.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Defense Unit to Plan
Coordination With D. 6
By q staff Correspondent Of The star.

~ q staff Correspondent OF The star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Sept. ~ 90
ordination of the Montgomery
County civilian defense program
with that Of the District of Colum-
bia will be among the topics 70 be
discussed 1t a meeting Of county
members of the Southern Maryland
Defense Council at II am. here TO-
morrow.
The program will affect county
residents living within a 15-rlile
radius of downtown Washington.
This includes the Wheaton. Coles
vile, Rockville, Bethesda and Po.
to1nac election districts.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Boy, 5, Chambers
| From 3O-Ft. Well
| Despite Hurts
By the AssoeiAted Press.

BY the AeSoClatSQ FIeSDs
WICHITA, kans., Sept. 27.-Five-
year-old Donnie Maixner fell into 4
30-foot well holding 8 feet Of water
and despite q cash on his head, ex-
tricated himself.
As nearly as his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Maixner. can recon-
struct the incident, Donnie pulled
himself out of the water by hang
ing onto the stones lining the well
rested moment and then. rennov-
ing his shoes, began torturous
climb UP the rock-lined pit.
When nearly to the top he yelled
for his mother to help him over the
last few feet OF concrete.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
BY the Associated Press.

BY the As8oclAted Press
BALTIMORE, Sept. 27.-The
Nays mammoth air battleship,"
described by it's makers as the largest
flying boat ever built, was rolled out
into the open for the first time to-
day at the Glenn L. Martin Aircraft
Co Middle River plant.
Tractors pulled the cleaning all
metal giant out of the building
where it has been under construc-
ton for year and rolled 1t to the
new Navy Bay building, where it
will receive final touches prepara-
tory to its flrst water tests about
November Is.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Belmont Park
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
ances: steeplechase: 3-year-olds and up:
about . miles
Redlands tScotr 800 3 90 go
FaTragut Clements 800 $40
Macs COTTAGE tRinggoldl $50
Also rsn"osnio and Fire Light.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500, allow
forswear IschmioD 1880 900 $50
Umbril CCouleI $50
Also ran-Utt a Tim. sveir. Biz Meal
q Golden story WnImbrel, Enhance. Bright
LesiSp M,! ane + NJ: k1i.Ssr 9 ,r. c,rl.v .r.rv
THIRD E7AcE-Pu!se. = 500; special
pancing Archie cDonoso, $40 44o 40
Best Seller young $50 4 M
Air Marshal tWestropei $50
Also Aii@e' rsa4Rom.nlc. a New CITY. Hau,
Mond' celaeno and Easy Blend
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claim.
Spanish Duke Schmidt 1l50 500 $50
Adyocator lEads) $40
Aise & ras3Marrisse. General Movl.s
| I0 oNShho' mum
FIFTH RACE-The Jockey Club Golc
( Cup Handicap; purse. Sl0.uo0 added: g.
year-oldS and upward; = miles
! Market Wise James 1890 $50 Ou
| Whirlsvsy tRobertsonl 22U on
Fenelon tstoutD Ou
Time, 3.204s new track record.
Also ran-Ahbe Pierre
SIXTH RAQE-Purss az 00n added
graded handicap, class c: 3-year -olds ant
up, furlon1s
Birch Rod tCoulel $50 3 90 2 ~
Joe schenck tDonosop $50 4 e
BlenWeeZ Roberts, 2 &c
Time I.24a5.
Also rsn-Olymous, b DANDY Fox NsYs
I Reserve. Pretty Pet The Fines1, ThIc
Coyey and Devils Graz
Ca lurnet
Evening star., 1941-09-27
French Cruiser Reported
To Have Quit Osoko
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
TOXIC, Sept. 27--Domei reported
TO-DAY that the 7,880-ton French
cruiser Lamotte-Picquet. flagship OF
the Vichy governments Far Eastern
squadron. had sailed for Saigon.
Indo-China. from Osaka, where she
had been under repair since Sep
tember Is.
The vessel was reported damaged
January 20 during hostilities between
Thailand and French Indo-China.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Rescue Squads Elect

ROANOKE, Va, Sept. 81 tPl.-
Jack B. Ferguson of Roanoke was
elected president of the Virginia
Association of Rescue Squads at
meeting of the board Of directors
last night. II was voted 10 hold
the 1942 convention at Radford.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Racing Results
Huvre de Grace

FIRST RACE-Purse, 3 900: claimins,
3year-olds and up: furlonss.
Miss Happy lSnyder1 1880 500 go
Just Enuf Ode Camillis) 342O ~ 80
Docket BERG 11.2O
Time, I.133s
Also ran - Fair Hero Poindexter.
Chsncer. Saranite, Ballarosa. Flame
Vine, Joanny' My Lawyer and Pimlico Lady
SECOND RACE-Purse Sl1Ho; claim
Arthur c tHowelD $50 800 50
Queen Lane Gonzales 1890 $50
Tripod tMora) 300
Also ran-Canigo. Mar D Esprit. Bomb:
ing. snsrleyow; Gal o. War Elder Colo
DAILY Double paid sb420)
THIRD RACE-Purse. $1,000; maioens,
:3-year -olds and up; 1 mile and 20 yards.
Gendsrme lynch 80 10 $50
Lsuderkln peters, BIO 26u
Yellow DRAGON tMerritp 300
Also ran-Battle Star, Roll Eleven.
Cherry Play, Gold Charm.
FOURTH RACE-Purse,. $500: claim
ing: 2.year-oids and up: 9 furlonSss an
Roncat tHoweln 80 2u
Happy Lark tBreenl $50
Also ran-Trish Moon. Red wrsck Dom
kin and Wake Robin.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse Al 800: handicap;
a-yesIIold, pd; and qp mi5s ano ~ 40 ssF2s o
Masked General Peters 2.9o 80
Allessandro Snyder 800
Time, "a
Also rsn-Ingomar, sssuenay I'd and
Evening star., 1941-09-27
HIsu Tsh-Napper lsndy.
Hawthorne Park
BY the Associated Press.

ny tHf hSSOCidled FTe3.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900. claiming
2-tesr-olds and up; furlonss.
sNIftnsss IYarberryl 1920 $50 $40
Ellls Palm HASKELL $40 = 90
Dodge Me (Wielander) ii 20
Also rsnEchicony New Discovery. shir-
N O. Star Blink. Sabar riel winkle Gray
Ethel. Princess Olo and Chin Music
SECOND RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ms 2-yesr-olds & furlonss
Goal TO Go Brooks $50 3s0 400
Latent tMseAndrew) 900 80
Ransle tYarbcrryD 90
Time, 1.14as
Also ran-ssvpood. Bolute Miah.
Memphis. Good One Mickers BID.
DAILY Double paid $3.50
THIRD RACE-Purse. Al 900; claiming;
4-year- -olds and UP: Ia miles.
lonely Road Phillips $50 $50 $40
Beau Do MARTIN 4s0 $50
Port OCsH Calvin $50
Time 2:3a
Also rsn-Kenyon C.. Sleep Alons and
Extended.
FOURTH RACE-PuTse. s1.IOn claim
lnR. 3-yeeT-olds and UP: 81, furlonss
MordecsI lCrdickshsnkl 20."0 ssn $50
Joan T. Garner $50 90
Winsn1ae tMacAndrewl $40
Time. 1:1a
Also rsf-Extrs Step. Duskv Duke. Al
lance. Flostsvay. Book Plate and Forever
Prince.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Box Score

.ssfts !8sttsd for Murphy in ninth innvq
wsshiWnston Va. Ws.s ------- dooSS "Ss oSs 3SS@Ga
NeR Runs s' batted in-wslaj., Travis, Evans
s2l: pi Msssio e.. Disksy' s,Ta,.S-sSsss s
worth to Vernon: Rizzuto to Sturmi Cor
don to Rizzuto to Sturm: Rolfe to Rifsuto
to strum; Bloodworth to Travis to vernon;
ton. 4; New York. S. Bases on balls-on
Masterson. .: of Conner, 1: OF zuber, 3;
on Murphy l. Struck out-By Nastsrsoh,
z; BY Bonham, 9 Winnins pitcher--Mas.
terson. Losing pitehsr-Gonhez. Qmpires
--Mesers. summers Piperas and stewart
Time 40
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Bolivian Cabinet Quits

LA PAZ, Sept. q lP.-The Bo-
livian cabinet resigned today, but the
ministers will remain at their posts
until q new cabinet Is formed.
Evening star., 1941-09-27

Coal production In. Russia Il es-
timated to have increases. from l5o,.
600, 900 4 so,ooo. 900 tors last year.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Berlin Calls Victory
In Ukraine Turning
Point Of Whole War
Russians Declare No Nazi
Hos Set Foot in Crimeo,
Thot Leninerod Won't Fall
BULLETIN.

HELSINkI tPl.--The Films
declared officially tonight they
had captured Praeza. 20 miles
southwest Of Petroskoi lPetro.
zavodsk) and wiped out a Sow
let division and crack Red
armored regiment In that sec
tion.
Evening star., 1941-09-27
Norru9onsett Park
By the Associated Press


FIRST RACE-Purse. sl.10o: claiming.
s-yesT -olds and up furlones.
sYs. sgsk'. IIm.ss 5H.stlnser' 1850 80
Time, l.la
Also ran-Rural Mail. Nsctsr rds,aro
Tea Hour Hour Winery. Alley, Mltzs savsnt
SECOND PACE-Purse sl1oo. claim.
Ins. 3-year-olos and up. furlone.
bsittI bsTa IoFs5 FsT6 Cgpnn9iS psri,S $50 aso 3so
Va1a,ns Tims i5, Jscs tDurandop 3.ao
Also ran---Copin Noble Boy. seamyth,
Jane Vito. Sun Ivy and Hittie
Daily Double paid 500
THIRD RAcE-purse. s1.1oo: claiming.
Gay Balko tHettingerp 1850 90 20
Dan Cupid iMeiocheI "oo 56s3
Also rsn.Laey Val Dinner Jacket. In.
hoox and Spsndau.
FOURTH RAcE-,Purse. .sI,2oo. Claim
Speeoy Ssesd josie tDattilol 80 30 go
Holl Image lHettinserl 800
.n.Is.5 AsS So5s, cIs,,PP Prsss Top
FIFTH RACE-Purse 81 900: ALLOW.
smnees; mMt 80. year ,oldss fqrlonss.
Muy Vestldo tBrssst 1850 4 60 $40
Blrs9 BRIDGET tMcCresryD $40 , 80
Coholgs tDsttiloI "a
Time l:l2
Also rsn-W H. Kelly Brisht Acre
Bfastown and Bursoo Dinner.
SIXTH RACE-The Governors Hsndi.
| cap; purse, $4,000. added; 3-year- -old,
| and up. % miles
War Relic Atkinson 40 $40 ont
| Eauifox tCraiRl 4 90 otlt
hstsI thccreary) out
Evening star., 1941-09-27

BROOkLYN.-REISER HURT
The new National League
batting champion, Pete Reiser,
suffered a slight arm injury
while throwing before today's
game with the Phillies and
was not allowed to start. The
Brooklyn outfielder fielded a
fly during practice and said
later that when he threw the
ball back to the inheld he felt
something snap In the region
OF his right elbow. An exam
lining physician said an ex-
animation showed nothing
seriously wrong, but X-ray
pictures would be taken to-
night. A. P. Photo.
Evening star., 1941-09-27

employees in different classihcations,
all of which increases we're in ex-
cess of 10 per cent.
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Grlolungsprp5eB einbe5ogen werocn.
56iler befeunt gelegentlid), oie Graft
Ser &eligion iei oabin lpeu1 man
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auf eine1 @niae fin, ionbern MIR it'll
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nur ser &oriebun9sgiite @ottes, oen
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unter 5ormen offenaubalteu, bie Sen
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bensnenoen angemeiien lino..
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ner ipie @oetbe l1no anoere 2aicn ba=.
ben iid NIT >@9emunberung ii6er sic
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90 beballert 8oetbe bas 3upenig al
ESafranlenten beiln proteitautilbeu
aleras lInb ipeiit bin auf Sen &eid)=
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ser groBen Safralueltspro5clllon iii
bcu Stootpicrtcln III ser lln1gcbltn9
bcs Golno=Yorf. I'M ciu llbr perlonl-
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llm bolb 5lpei llbr biclt ser 81.
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lprebcr cntlang ser gan5cn Sro5elz
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