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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
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1oebrittten

slmiIit miro not SNg 8l,fareit
lnitgetciIt, bab bon sen Seilnebmern
lnb llrhibcrn ocs Nufitanbes int
9mfarcit 1Ot nnS in ser Yropins
392 pcrbaitet ,pirbcn. @er sic Ser
haftcten inn Ginselncn iinb muroe
bishcr umtlid, nid)t mitgcteilt. Nllr
ser Name BEG iriiberen 8ufareiter
Eoliseiprdieftcit Sberit Sapoiann,;
purhe gcrannt. sSerrcr ipirb in elmer
antlidcn MittciIrns unteritrihen.
bob Geriid,te iiber cine Mibbanolime
ODER ihlchte 8ebanblung Der Ierbaf.
tcten bospilfige Griinbl,ngen iinb.
Ser Staatsiiibrer habe itrengen Mui.
tras eeaeben, Die Yerbaiteten .nenif.
lid 81 bebanoeIn. Oamit iid5 Sapon
ic6er giiraer iiber3eueen f5nne. iei
ser 3lltritt ir Sem @efdngnis Scr
TnIiseipr1icftur gcitnttct. in Dem iih
Sic Gcrtnitctcn bcfinbcn.
Cd, acbe nod Berlin nm ousu bel
5ntruaelr. bie gnnse 3rait bes Sreicr.
poftes SIR Gntialtl,ng su bringen. cr-
fliirte Der ncue iapaniihc 9otid)ofter
iiir Sos Scrtid)c Hicid, Sihima Brci,
'eocriretcrn gencniiber. Sas iapa
niIdIc Tnlf miiiic lid, itets Dor Nuecn
haltcn, Sai, 9carrudrtig Die 2niam,
mcnarbcit i'riidcn Sapa,. Seutih.
lono u,o Stalien bie nidItigitc Mui-
aobc lei. &enn oie Gntidloiicnbeit
hes iapnniidpn Yolfes nadlaiie,
tpiiroc sic britiId,e ,no amerifaniid)c
Yroraganoa ncre 'Mniatplnfte fin,
ocr. Ger 8otid,after betonte. baB cs
bon neutrality-suspicious. geoeutune
a,'dl iiir Ssapan lei, bab Iertidlanc
Den &rica acipinnt. Sopan miiiie in
/ iencr Siniid,t Ieite Gntid)loiicnbeit ar
, Nen Gag lcgen Inn ale Sftpicrigfei.
ten 81, iibcriuinhen. Sibima tpics
! id'licblid, baral'i bin. bab ct als
Geifenf fir Sen Giihrcr ein Sud
| iibcr Sic inpuniid,e Gerfaii,ms nnr
StoatSnolitif NIT mad, IcutidlanS
nchme.
Sie Gnalanher beabiif)tigeu. ipie
ons 8agbaS gelnelbet ,piro, sum
Sd)nte hires S5anoeIs,peees iiber
8asro ltnb aIs GrudmitteI aeacn
Den Sran tpeitere Stiibp,lnfte in ben
emiraten am Seriiiden Golf ansl,.
legcn. s(lc Motorbarfen Ser Gerlen.
fiiher Der 8abrein Snieln iino be.
lhlaQnahmt tporoeu. Die bon Den
Gngldnbern acplante BeihIaenabms
Der Voit- uno Teleerapbeneinrid.
titnscn iheiterte am bartn1figen @i.
leritano Der irafiiden @egierllns, oa
oiele Ginridltl,ngcn irafiides Staats.
eigentum iino.
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gSic lpiro bod, ulles cnhen nod?
YSic miro lid, ulle5 fpenhen bod?
: fru0e nid,t. es 9ibt bic Scit, mcr
ipei6,
Dir MIR 5ll baIb SeideiS.
Sd,on mand,es Schnen bilt bu bar,
9as beiner Suaenb teuer mar.
limb iebes Sabr. bus Dir pcritricf,
Setro9 Inn cine 0ofinlin9 bid.
gSie triiaeit nod nit feitem Mut.
0u btcies 2ebcns miblih 0ut.
@lieb nidt fir ieben ndd,iten Tag
Ser ungetpibbeit Heis Dir nod?
$ iroge nid't. lpu: iperben ipir?
@eh' beiner StraBc lmbeirrt
llnb ipcnbc Sanf Dem Bclteugei't.
SdS hu. mas ociner harrt. nidNt meibt
NM iGt ,la 40 ru W r1 ~ I'M gll,'nt- G-nrn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Deati6er pelitiideer
8erittt

A&liitI ueC l@eUellulCtII rLell|u
lonos Sos lit Sd'lpeoens Sos" per
oifentIidlt oie .Teutihe ansemeint
3eituna" auf ibrer erIten Seite De,
Observation-Disclosures cine Inter.
rebilre ihres aorreiponoentcn So
hannes NGuer nit Baron StaeI bon
ScIiteir. Stpfholm. Baron StacI
bon SoIitelr befinoet lid, surSeit in
Berlin Inn als iiibrenoer &oIfcrred)t
lcr 'eines Sanbes Dor Der oel,tid]en
6eieIlihaft fiir 8oIferred,t mo &eIt
ooIitif iotpie ser norbiihen 8eieu,
if'aft iiber sic aftllelleu p0Iferreht.
lit,cn id,peoiihen YrobIeme 81,
ipredcn.
CUR Graee Ser idtpebiiten Neu-
tralitIt -erfIart Der idipeoiid,e 8ait
eiuIriteno, hai, Sdupcoen Sen ebr.
litcn Neutrulitdtsbcgriff foniequent
oertritt. aein oenfenoer SdrpeSe ha-
be fidl Ger Satiafe perIhluiien. bab
Ole Grei9uiiie, bon benen Sd)peben
linlbranbet miro i'm iportliben Sim
ne cine Ncltorbnung aIIcr ei,rop1,
iIdlcn %erhiltriiie bebcl,ten. Gin
;oeilanis bieier Grfenntnis lei ser it,
hicien Saacn jlpiihen Sc,,tidlanb
lnb SdlDeben geidlIoiiene SanbcIs.
nertraa
Baron StaeI bon SSolitein lpciit iii
oiciem 3l,iammenhang oarauf bin.
oof Sic idpcoiid, Scutifen Sanoels
bcjieblngen INNER iebr eng ilno INN.
ionsrcidI ectpcien iino. 6eipib babe
Sdllpeocn alldI 81, Gnslono 1hnlidW
RcSichungcn gepflegt. aber es mare
irria onslnehmen. bab Iid) borin eli.
ne 'tartere innere 5inneie,,ns De-;
Sd,ipcoentl,ms 5l,m 9ritentlm aus.
aeoriift habe. Sesten Gnbes gebe es
cine i'm 6eiiihl bes ifrpeoiifcn 0ol
fes tpursenoe germaniid)e Yerbunoen
belt nit Seutid,Ianb sic in Der ent.
'deiocnben Stl,nbe itdrter lei uls oit
Sllmme bon -engliid)en uno anti
Observation-Disclosures 8ciiihlell, oit
auf Der auberen Sfale ser Usage lie,
&c. Die Ntebrheit oes idtpebiiher
Solfes itehe nit ibren Spmrathier
auf Der Seite SelltifIanbs. @enr
aufl Der ensliid,e Ginilub nit ouel
ardften berniibt lei bern beutihef
Ginilub in Sd,peoen entgegens,,ar
beiter. fenne bas 8ros 6es idl,pe
oiid,en Golfes oie Roue Gnglanbs II
| Der Geihihte gut senl,9, Inn Die Sin
tersriinoe bieies arieees uno Si'
orrfl i'm entitanbene Gage 5u ourh
idal,en uno su iiberbIiden. Sir mid
als 8olferrehtler, iaete Baron Dor
Stael, lit Gnslano ser brutoIe Sc
ipaltbaber sur See uno ih iebe fein,
oerefte Srbnl,ne Der @eit ohne oit
paieitisuns bieier engliihen Tp
rannei.
asn 8e3ug auf oas neue europa
erfldrte Der idtuebiife @ait. Der Ell
ropGiid,e Sentiment tperbe in Der 3u
fl,nit Ser Solioarit6t al(er Y0lfcr Be
biirfen.. Gie fleinen goIfer banoeIr
in ibrem pitaliten Sntereiie, tpenn fl
oieies ssaftlm erfennen uno ibm
friib5eitis @edn,ng trasen.
Der idtpeoiide gSlferredtIer fan
Damn aud auf bic @ooiepeltide Noli
tit 3u iprehen un6 iagte: MQe euro
pdiifen Staaten boben elm mi
Deuihlano ioli6oriifes Sntereiie ge
gen Die Ginmiidl,ng Mmerifas in oi,
Nei,or6ni,ng G,,ropas. Diefe Neuse
italtung 1T bic eieenite Aneelesenbei
oer eiropdiihen B0lfersemeinidaft
IN Die feine nifteurop1ii1e Mah
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- &erm on pillit I'M Menid)en
herjen ale Sciten riihren an. 'tir.
nc bu bpn Sou ser Shmer;en, niGi;;
Ner Slang Ser tsreuben an.
Nanfcr lit pohI, ser erfuhrcn be-.
alli Grbcn feline Suit. feiner, SCR ridlt
till beipabren miro Elm @eh in ieinrr
9r,it. ,sr. Hiifert
ssn 8aibington giot cs piele
Yatrioten - sic cui Dem 8eloiad
lpeiter reiten tpouen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Radio Nachrichten aus
n. Deutschland
$3.50 bis $40 ucrm. GSl.

$3.50 bis $40 prrm. GSl.
u,,f DS8 - 19 "a III 10000 tS3
11:iO bornt. - 1925 nahn,. GS1.
mf OSY 1874 III l5.2OO tS3
(rur Sunut,As)
&:5O nachrn - go mpraens SCI
al. T,S0 - % 49 m ll,7..U tN,S
@:5ti ilat,nl LOO muraens ga
nis G}6 81 - n, $3.50 IS,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13

"Nir iino iebt flint Sabre lang
perbeiratet uno lieben uns inmer
nod tpie am eriten 1ag."
"9a'nals babt Sbr gud bod 10
ge3anft."
rSa, oas mahen mir au1 beute
no1."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
Sein Qei6eu.

.&err 2ebrer. fann idj na9 &ouie
geben, i'd fiible mid niht tpobI."
.No fiibllt 6u bid oenn nid)t
NOBLE"
o$ier in Der gHiile."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
1reitaa, ii. 1ebruar:

dreitas, ia. 5ebruar:
sser.:irtass Gaile:n 4tanoaro linls
ga: 'satr'dten eneIiid
a:3'; Nadlrihtpn. eneliid
yiah,nittass gnitern StanborS fims
~ 9'nhr,dten enelii1
81 2eitunasid,au
7:3C Deutitlanhetc
900 :Rahrihtrn. eneliih
500 si,e oem 3eiteeiteben snsliit
tots stahrihieu Seutih
Samstag, Is. Jebrnar:
Gorr.iitaes e,snetn Stanoaro time
G:4b 9tadrihteu. eneIiit,
$500 Ruh. bttn. 'neliiH
s;ad d'nrttaes Gaiterr Sia,loaro Tim.
5:a;' Tadlr,d,trn cnsliin
81 s'eitnlssFd'a,i
$50 Drutitlunopdc
500 Arhridlisn. enaIii6
go, Ais Dem 3e,taeihehen enpliid
tO::0 .@odrid,ten. oel,tih
s0'31 9sad,ria!eu, eneliih
ton Rur ,ber d.. ennIifd,
i..'E' Ndtritten enaiiih
-. Sonntag, Is. 6ebruar:
EDrr'tuas Guneru stanoare 5im
~ Nah-it,ten ,naliid,
a.Hr Hnfridt.,n. rnalht
go; u,it,uas g,it,rn StauonrS 5:r
5:a5 Nct'rid'ien snalH&
G:i1 .,pitnnosifnu
T3' Tsuiit,lonntuw
SO" 'Hntr'ttpn ,nnlnh
"a: c;':t,rrpr; trou pral,d1
tW Hus rem 3"itpe'trhen cnaIic
:" ~ HadHrit ten. oputit,
ig.:' Ead,ridteu cneIhh
10 ," Qur:brr'd'i englnG
12.M' Eartrid,,cr enaliiH
Iontaa. II. Jebrnar:
'ior '"r.Lus gaite,n S,anourO L.
ESQ HatrIdIieu pupIl'd,
81 %nhrldllsn enQliin
Ga -n.ittaa; Gaitpru S!anSnro 1;n
"a. Ectrldri,n .uuIiid
So ..eit,ina ;id,or
1850 1ert,d)Iuncfd,c
s'n'' H,d,ri>.ipn rnqlrE
so !us Dem 3siteeffeben enaliid
!t:M Had,ritieu. ensli,t
1880 aur,brr'd,t cnsliid
t2st' Hnhrid .en engiiih
0ienstaa. 18. Jebrnar:
Eo. r,,4taes e-trern Stanparo 1mc
8:4s' NohrrGtn eneIiih
$3.50 fafr,dten. e,eliih
Ha,' m,.iaas G.it,rn Stanoarb Cine
5:l s'ad,r,dt"n. ensIifh
8;ii 3eitunes'dnu
7::p' Dcyts,hl,noedtp
500 'padrihlru enalii&
9Di Nus s1r 3eiteeid'eheu enaIiid
10 - Nntrhhtrn. oeut't
ih',G Tad;rid'tpn rnulifd,
~ ~ GurSher:d,t cnalitdl
t2'.. siad,rthien enaIiih
GitfiuodD, IS. 6ebrnar:
S:i5 3eituuesidm.
:45 9sahrlhtsn. engliih
0:3h Nadridtcn. eneltih
Wadmittass gaitern stonoaro Time
5:45 Na@ri&ten eneIii@
6:fs 8ettunesi&dii
1880 TeutiGlan6eGo
S:N' Ro&ri&Isn. eneIii&
900 Mas Dem 8eiteeiheben. enaliit
1O:l5 Nomriften. beutf&
tO,an 9io&rid,ten. enaIif4
1880 0ursberiht. eneIif&
t2ac Mo&ri6ten eneIH&
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Wsn Grid 9roppens.
ysolte Sid tiiHen
SodJ tot cs nid,t,
Sab tdmpien miiiien
lin ben Gersiht.
Sd 5a9te. nogte.
ltnb tpa9te nidd.
8arcn bcibe 0cpIaate
Wiein f(cincr Wiht.
yiit iiiBcm NGsden
Huhlt MN, mciu S,dsten
llnb aolbne OI0dd,cn
Sinh Seine YDfd,en.
tShlaf pobi mein Cob
Sn @ottes @nh
go lieb - 10 holo
gtein 2iebIiug - Su.
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- Vitte lcien Sic Sic AnSeisrn
ilno illltcritiitcn Sic Sicie Msid,S7te!
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'TtE' 'aeGis.llA t.qyAp tE',eEfT llEHalr HlrN,aR
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13

$50 uornlittuas: yugliit
S:lJ uornittass: Gngliid)
1t:t5 uorlnlttogs: Gualiit
2:l5 nahmittass: GnsIiid
$3.50 naf)mittass: engliIh
3:45 natmittags: 6ran;oiiid
4:15 nadmittags: Gnsliib
5:45 natmittass: Teutih
= 600 abenoS: Gngliid)
500 abenbs: Ieutih
S:i5 obenhs: GnaIiIt
1915 nbenos: Telltid)
1880 abelos: Gngliid
t1:i5 apenos: Sponilh
1900 abenSs: GngliId,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-02-13
3eitanss. .8etrad,tunsen in 1eutih:

7:l5 abenOs: Iienstag, 0onnerss
tug uno Sonnnbeuo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

1897 PACKARD 100 TR SEDAN
black good interior, good tires, only $40.
See NJ Frnst MA 1925
Packard Factory Branch
Shfn Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
House, for Sale
(Wesf of WoodUdrd)
FULLERTON. 4211

FULLERION, 4ZII
IN BEAUTIFUL RUSSELL WOODS
OPEN DAILY 1 To 8 p. NJ
Strictly modern s-rm. b. v, bedrTns ::
recreation rrn, maids room: Gar Wood
conditioned air. oil heat insulated through
out: large screened porch: 2-car gar. This
home Is practically new and has every
modern convenience Priced TO sell, EZ
terms. No financing expense
r. II. HARRISON
500 STEPHENSON BLDG MA. 1850
NEAR Allen and Goddard Roads room
Stran-St house. 26x2l feet. garage
2Ox20 feet. with TIT door. 81. 800, $500
down. SIS month. Crossman Ho. 64fi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
LITTLEFIELD. 1877

10% down, monthly payments less than
rent. New 6-room brick home. air condi-
toned heat, natural fireplace, colored tile
bath and sink, 40-foot lot. For further
details call I'm 2-420O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
CHARLOTTESVILLE SEC.

3 rms bathrm.. attic, 2-car gar. 40-r
lot oil heat. 81 500 $500 down ti7 mo
1892 Harrer. Mr.. Dittmsr.
GRoEsBECK HIGHWAY q -Nile-s rooms.
lot l20xiO0: $3.50. 500 down. Telephone
oldham $685.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
FULL PRICE, S2.35O
CROSSE POINTE FARMS

All MORAN RID.
2 bedrooms. English type semi. bungalow
bedroom, lavatory down. 2 bedrooms.
bath up. Gas heat. Before you buy any
where see this unusually comfortable home
Splendid location mr.. schools and transpor-
tation. Open Sunday. Call Niagara 4095
HAZEL PARK, 1913 East Hayes-tour
ro0mE; 81 $50, $3.50 DOWN; garage. Royal
Oak 1923.
HOOVER AND MILE RID. SECTION
New 4 rooms and bathroom, unfinished
inside; city water. gas and electric avail
able SEE MODEL Lot 40xi27. Total
price $3.50 1925 down and move in. bal
ance monthly.
IRWIN KNIGHT a HINES, INC.
22ii5 Van Dyke sLocum $3.50
READ Times Want Ads for profit-uss
them for resuitsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
NEW HOMES FOR OLD

II you have hn equity In used home and
want A brand new one, your equity may
be used as down payment We. 5-1500.
ROY L. ROUNTRFE 1920 PLYMOUTH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

gunmetAl gray. radio. heater clock.
chrome trim rings special bumper guards
TRADED b. the original owner Price ssfa.
We trade. long terms arranged On the ua J.
ance Get PaCKARUS Proposition from
Ken Thompson PACKARD = neir1lt
Branch. 1905 East Jefferson. II. 1900.
PAcKARD-'37 six 4-dOor touring sedan
gunmetai gray: large de luxe heater sod
radio; special stripping good tires clean
inside Price S31s We trade terms ar-
rsnesd on the valance Get PACKARD 8
Proposition from } " Guest PACKARD
= Detroit FACTORY Branch. 574 East JET
ferson. RA. 1901.
GET a better dsai at FISHER Record Co.
1900 Kercheval
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Wanted
Auto Ports and Wrecking
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Boats and Equipment

NEW ADDRESS-Harley-D Davidson Motor
cycle Co.. 4027 18th at Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

TERMS
We specialize in complete reconditioning Of
bad wrecks motor, clutch and brake over
hauling: humping and painting. Prices
reasonable. Earl's Collision Service, lO627
Mack. Murray e1s9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
PUBLIX

PoNTIAc-1e3s 4-dr. trunk; heater. s14:
Just your car down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09

i2o25 LIvERNoIs. COR. ELMHURsT
PONTIAC-'35 4-dr. trk 6-wheel fender
well Job: radio. heater; Royal Master
tires Sl49 full price. S4e down
DuNLAvY A LAWRENCE. 1900 Livernois
PoNTIAC-'36 business coupe. new paint.
good tires. rebuilt motor. Si7o. T72i
Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
NEW HOMES FOR OLD

Have you an equity in a used home?
Interested In brand new one in re-
stricted section? Your equity may be used
on down payment. Free estimates. Hogarth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Building Propositions

BUILDING. undermining. repairing. z. A.
Buchanan and Son. $3.50 Dickerson.
Pingree 1929. 4
KNOBLOCH Observation-Disclosures: CONNER
cial Buildings, Residential Homes. 5s46
Lonyo. Oregon 1874.
MALoNEY- MATTHEWS Building Company
General Building, undermining. 4075
Montgomery. Tyler 5-0i63.
MoDERNIZlNG General contracting;
FILA terms. Joseph PalazzoIo. 1897
Rohns. Plaza 1855.
100 NEW HOMES under project Royal
OAK; MODEL Information, Plaza 1892.
Property Management
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM & JOHNSON. INC. OFFICES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
A Automobiles for Sale

PoNTIAC-'3e 4-door touring sedan: spe-
cial de luxe, radio. heater. clock. maroon
finish. Teconditioned. winterized and guar
snteed Priced 20 sell quick at S525. We
trade. long terms on the balance. Get
PAcKARD's Proposition from c. J. Nc
CARNEY. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Branch, 574
East Jefferson. RA. 270i.
PoNTIAc-is3s 90 2-door touring com
pletely equipped: large radio and heater.
Today. only sl7S. S25 down.
Earl Reddick. 1920 Livernois
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Seven Links Aces Rated High
In Forecast Of U. S. Crown
Tourney at Fort Worth
Little, Hogan, Wood, Sneod Among Lot
Given Good Chance to Get Title

as it used to be watching Babe
Ruth take almost the same sort of
swing at baseball.
Little at Best in Mud.
Llttle-Should it come up mud
in Texas watch out for Lawson.
One of the games finest putters
and one of its longer hitters, the
tWo-time former amateur champ
and present open titleholder is at
his best in heavy going That's
the sort of course on which he won
the 1910 Los Angeles and National
opens, and the same sort of Condi-
tionS under which he shot a record
equaling 81 to win the Texas open
this past winter.
From the way the boys them
selves rate the field victory for
any one of these men in the 70
holes of the open would not be a
surprise. If any dark horse" should
come through, however, the most
likely candidates would appear to
be Sammy Byrd, the reformed ball
player who finished third to Wood
at Augusta last month; Willie Cog
gin, who now has Hogan's former
job at White Plains, NY; Lloyd
Mangrum, Dick Metz assistant at
Oak Park, Ill, and another of the
TeXas-reared brigade, and Johnny
(Boo-Boo) Bulla, who placed fourth
behind Hogan, Snead and Wood
In winter money-Winnings, but
whose hard-to-handle temperament
so often gets in the way of his
golf shots,
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Pro Tennis Veterans
1rdmpIe Outsiders
In i. ). Tourney
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO May 24-Bill Tilden,
Karel Kozeluh, Fred Perry and
Lester Stoefen. all veterans of inter-
national competition, advanced
easily today to the second round of
the National Professional Tennis
Tournament.
Tllden, the craving master, swept
through Frank Goeltz, Chevy Chase
Md, 81, Ga, 81, after the
youngster had kept him waiting
for several minutes at the start OF
the match.
Kozeluh, former pro champion as
is Tilden, eliminated Ed Stillman
New York, 6-3, 6-2, 60, the
Greenwich Comm star playing
under wraps all the way. Perry
former British ace now residing in
Beverly Hills, Calf. defeated Lewis
Volpe, jr., Highland Park, Ill, 60
IS, 6-3.
Stoefen, Los Angeles strong boy
defeated Ed Underwood, Evanston
60, IS, 6-3, and George O'Con-
nell, pro of the host town and tennis
club, eliminated Frank Wegener
Des Moines. Iowa, IS, 6-1, 6-1.
Defending champion Don Bulge
begins play tomorrow against John
Faunce, Hollywood, who advanced
today by default over Frank Rericka
Deauville, Fla.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Peacock and Rippy, in Top Trim,
Play 4-BoV Sen1ifinaI Today

Roger Peacock and Claude Rippy,
reigning champions, will meet the
Hillandale duo of John M. Mac
Kenzie and John Farrell at l o'clock
this afternoon at Congressional in
the Semiflnal round of the Maryland
State Golf Association four-ball
matches. The other match will bring
together Edgar Lucas and Bill Eager
of the Baltimore Country Club, and
Spencer Overton and Erford Barnes
of Rolling Road. Peacock and Rippy
have been hotter than a hat full of
firecrackers and are outstanding
favorites to win again.
The final match will be played
next Sunday at Five Farms.
Feminine golfers, with the two
Star Cup Journeys completed (they
happen to be major Journeys on the
feminine SCHEDULED, are looking
ahead to the District championship
at Manor, slated to start week
from tomorrow. Entries will close
Friday with Mrs. D. S. Platt at
Georgia 4S47. Elizabeth Houghton Of
Chevy Chase will defend her title.
Evening star., 1941-05-25

Main contenders will be Mrs. Betty
P. Meckley of KenWood, already a
winner of two Journeys this year;
Mrs. Walter r. Stokes of Manor,
Maryland State champ; Mrs. Myron
Davy of Columbia, and Mrs. T. F.
Neblett of Manor. The District
title tourney is the lone event out
side of team matches scheduled by
the Women's Golf Association for
June. The Maryland State title
tourney will be played at Chevy
Chase, June 24-28, inclusive.
Columbia Country Club linksmen
are to qualify today for the right to
challenge George F. Miller and Mar
tin F. Mccarthy for the Cummings
Cup, emblematic of the best ball
championship of the club.
Leo Walper was within a few
inches of bagging a double eagle on
the 18th at Columbia. He stuck
his second shot with a four-iron
inches from the cup on this par-5
hole, starting the back nine 4, 4, 3, 8
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Golf Pros of This Sector Scrap
To See Who'll Have to Play
In National Open Event

enough to move along with the best
of the pros. And probably. if Ralph
surprises everybody, including him.
self, and win one of the four places,
he'll withdraw and give the spot to
one of the pros who want to go
if any.
Columbia happens to be one of the
two courses around Washington
which isn't in bad way for lack of
rain. Those big spraying nozzles
are turned on every evening, spray
ing tons of water over the fairWays.
Columbia and Chevy Chase alone
can be needless of the whimS of
weather. And even those layouts
could do with some rain. But it will
rain brides over those immaculate
fairWays tomorrow. Maybe the boys
who hope they won't qualify and do
will turn around and make the trip
to Fort Worth. But the smart ones
at present, seem to be those who
didn't enter.
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Women's S Net LEAGUE
Will Start Season
Play Tomorrow

Members of the WOmen'S District
Tennis League will open their an
nual season tomorrow with matches,
as usual, subject to arrangement be-
tween individuals.
Eleanor Voith is president of the
league, but those interested in play
ing as substitutes should call Secre-
tary Hattie Meyerhoff at Randolph
1860.
The rosters of the teams follow:
Margot Parsons. Julie Flske. Mary Brook :
lngs Gwen Groves, Mrs. Audrey Anderson,
Mrs. J. B. Ballinger. Madelalne King. Mrs.
j. B. La Guardia, Mrs. Philip Fleming.
Columbia-Eleanor voith. captain: Mar
garet Graham. Buel Weare. Betty Jacob,
Borghlld Fond Ruth Rensberg, Connie Cor
don. Goldie Wasserman, Phyllis zimmer-
man. Frances johnson.
George Washington-Frances Bassett.
captain; joan Bransford, Peggy Smith,
Echols, Ruth johnson: Hester B. skehan,
Annetta Behan, Agnes Daily, Irene Bogart.
tain: Louise Chinn, Dorothy Towns Alice
Morgan Mary Healy. Ann Becker. Mary
Estin. Harriette Eikel, Marion Towns, Sue
BiRgers.
Dorette Miller. Mary GaSs, Nancy Nc
Candhsh, Helen Price, Elizabeth Robertson.
Margaret Gray, Ruth PoSner. Helen Rich
ards Felicia Miller.
RaCqueters-Betty Zimmerman. captain:
Mary Cootes Belin. Ena Dellinger. Bronson
Price, Dorothy Braun: Audrey Williams,
Minnie Sigal Theresa Mullin, Dorothy Ad-
ans, Rose KravitZ.
Rock Creek-Katherine Wassmann. cap
tain: Sara, Moore, Hattie Meyerhof. Ger
trude Smith, Joan McGregor Ethel shedlov,
Alice Burkowski, Martha Clarke. Ruth Bau-
man, Vivian Brownloe
Bureau of Standards-Charlotte Decker,
captain: GLADYS BiShoff, Mary Gray. Gail
Nuckols. Matte Pinette. Dorothy Silver
man, Becky Yobst, Lee Parker, Lois Jones,
Adeine Rivkind
Wardman-Sally Miller, captain: Willie
Herbert Virginia McMenamin. Frances Col
bert. Carol Cushman. Nell Stockton, Dor
othy Clough, Wilma Dinowitzer, Ruth
Fields, Esther Yeomans
Evening star., 1941-05-25
Golfer Frank Strufoci Finds
Army Life Is Good Builder

frankie Sgrafaci, former metro
politan champion and protege of
Witty Cox is proud to be a cog in
the American Army. frankie who
happens to be one Of the first half
dozen top amateurs Of the land. was
inducted into Army service late in
April. soon after he played several
rounds of golf here. As a youngster
IL Brooklyn he studied golf under
Witty Cox
Another five weeks and my mill
tary training will be over he writes.
Evening star., 1941-05-25

In that time 7 get to use a rife
pistol and machine gun. They al,
working US very hard, but I don
mind. In fact, like it very much
This is no Boy Scout camp. an
when we finish here something vii
be accomplished.
I'm in Headquarters Compan-
at Fort Hamilton. The post has :
nine-hole course and when I'm nc
too tired I practice.
This training is building up r
arms and wrists"