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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-30

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-04
RE- DEED

There Wa, one realty decd fijcd
with the Vance Registry Tuesday,
record there indicated 'eday. H.
that Transaction, Alex :. WatEIn
and wife sold E>telle Church, Ct al
two lots N Peachtree street for $40
and considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-06-04

JUNIOR INTERVIEWER

VI. H. Randolph of Henderson has
been appointed a junior interviewer
in the State Employment Service and
within the next few days will be as.
signed to duties with the Henderson
office f the agency. according to in
form9tiOn received from G. c..
Powell, chairman of TIE stste Unem-
plevmeot CooaNrneation Commission.
Mr. Randolph is = member Of the
faculty Vi Henderson nisn school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Serve Leftover Nam in This
Appealing Combination

m caramel syrup Cook over
boiling water unul thickened,
stirring frequently, cover and
cook Is m1ates longer, Add a
itile of the hot cornStarch mix
lure 10 the beaten egg yolks,
then stir into the cornstarch
mixture. and cook 3 minutes
longer. remove from heat add
vanilla and nuts. and pour into
baked ME shell
add salt 20 egg whites and
beat until froths add sugar a
Itle al time and continue
beating until meringue viii hold
Il peak Top pie with meringue
and bake In slow oven 600 de-
Ereesl until dehcattly Drowned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Betwee en- Shampoos

To CLEANSE the dust from
her hair between shampoos, Luz
ellie Ball moiStenS cotton with
a little cologne, places the cotton
on her hair brush, then brushes
her hair thoroughly. Lucille says
This between-shampoo cleansing
is particularly necessary II your
hair is blond. as hers is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Cresmed Ham

Z TABLESPOONS butter
4 tablespoons flour
i teaspoon salt
. cups milk
. cups diced cooked ham
) cup toasted almonds
Worcestershire sauce
Melt butter. add flour and
blend well. then add sal, and
milk blending well Cook until
thick and smooth, then add
diced ham and almonds; season
with Worcestershire sauce Turn
into center of noodle ring Sprln-
kTe with chopped parsley or
additional toasted shaved al
mondS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

HOW To make a festive dish
out of the odds and ends. of ham
Is quite a problem Dress up
tho leftover meal with a cream
sauce and serve In a noodle ring
Garnish with chopped parsley.
Todsy's Menu
CrdiYsd Ham iH Noodle kHq
.Ste4ccd Tomatoes
-f7Tgd GIcfH salad
GH~um,-Perdu Pc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03
Noodle RING

. CUBS uncookcd- noodles
:. cup butter
:. cup chopped grcCn pepper
= cup minced pimlcuto
> cup grated cheese
I teaspoon salt
Cook noodles in sailed water
Until tender. about 10 minutes.
drain thoroughly Melt butter
add green pepper and Saute
Until lightly Drowned, add pr
miento Nix cheese thoroughly
with noodles and stir lightly into
butter. Pile around a small bowl
placed in the center OF a chop
plate. After ring is formed re-
move the bowl and FIJI cente'
quickly with ham mixture
Caramel Pecan Pie
cup sugar cara Ff4eiifeti
y cups boiling water
cup coTnStarch
= teaspoon salt
rs cups evaporated milk
, egg yolkS
1 : teaspoon vanilla
= cup chopped pecans
] baked 9-inch pie shell
> egg whites
a teaspoon salt
i cup sugar
To caramelize sugar, heat
heavy frying pan and sift sugar
into If slowly, shake OCCASION
ally while it is melting to pre-
vent burning. When sugar is
completely melted and a deep
amber color. add boiling water
slowly and boil until caramel -
dissolved Mix cornstarch and
salt.
Add milk a little at a time
stirring TO blend Nell. then stir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

Ocean Pearch Fillets lib. Ice
Salmon Steaks lib. I9c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-03

Halibut Steaks lib. nc
Fancy Filiets lib 14c
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Alexandrians Honor
Breen With Sports
Program, Gifts

Sylvester A. Breen's lifetime of
devotion to sports in the name of
his native Alexandria, Va, was
given due recognition last night
when hundreds of the grand old
mans friends staged a celebration
In his honor.
Among those who presented him
with handsome rocking chair,
flowers and other testimonials were
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark G. Griffith and
leading citizens of the village across
the river. Softball and baseball
featured the athletic program. Alex
andria All-Stars defeated A. B. &
W., II, In softball, and Hume
Spring downed Art Welders, 81,
IN baseball game curtailed by rain.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-Eighteen
days is a comparatively short time
to condition football team and get
it keyed for a big game, but the
coaches of the College All-Stars be-
lieve last nights drill in Soldier
Field may have turned the psyche
logical trick.
The collegians wore the uniforms
in which they will face the Chicago
Bears, pro champions, tomorrow
night. They passed and executed
running plays under the f1oodlights
And in slack moments they stared
up at the ring of seats from where
nearly 100000 spectators will watch
them If the weather is good.
Tickets have been sold for $4,000
seats and free Accommodations have
been provided for 5000 service men.
A battery of musicians and news
papermen probably will swell the
total to the hundred grand mark.
Lynn Waldorf, Northwestern Uni
versity coach and one of four as
sisting Head Coach Carl Snavely of
Cornell, opined:
This should have put an edge
on the boys If nothing else"
All the players named in a poll
of fans to start the game for the
All-Stars are in shape to play, but
the coaching staff, in its grouping
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Car|berg and Wilson
Shoot for Federal
Horseshoe Title
Muy Be Foemen Later
For City Honors in
Sturs Tournament

It's between Irwin Carlberg and
Roy Wilson for supremacy among
horseshoe f1ippers who toll for Uncle
Sam and those two names may
grace the final of the Washington
section of The Evening Stars 18th
annual championships the qualify
ing round of which will be played
next week.
Carlberg, a former District cham
pion, and Wilson. always re-
spected contender for the city title,
last night reached the final of
Glass A in the Interdepartmental
Horseshoe Pitchers Association
tournament on the Commerce Build
ing courts.
Play Finals Saturday.
They will meet Saturday after
noon as will flnalists in other
classes. |WJSV will broadcast a por-
ton of the action.
In Glass B tonight w. Eernisse
will meet P. Mabley and P. Akard
will oppose Anderson in semifinals
In Glass c the pairings are Jessee
VS.. E. E. johnson and H. Larson VS..
E. Boylen and in Glass D, A. L.
Van Horn VS.. c. CoZad. Rain halted
play after Kermit Goodger, presi-
dent of the Interdepartmental, lost
a game to R. SiIbaugh, $3.50.
In the women's division tonight
Florence BroyleS will meet GLADYS
Goodger and Marie Franklin will
oppose Bernice Carlberg. !
Play Consolation Round.
Defeated senifnalists in all
classes will shoot a consolation
round for third place. George Ken
field and Joe Murphy. two. of the
top dozen twirlers in Federal ranks.
will clash in a consolation match.
Last nights results;
Glass A-Carlbers &c. s. c. defeated
haur Murphy &C.. 4. O.. 50-24. 500. Carl
Census defeated Kenfield Census, 30
A, 50-2l. Wilson averaged so per cent
Glass B-Eernisse &C. A. o. defeated
Moon tP. H. 81, sos. 20-5n, 5O-3l:
?: Mabry. tAEriculturel defeated Bucking.
ham &c; s. ca: 50-25, Sole; Anders son
WAR defeated Kannard P. H s.. So
81, 50-36; Akard internal Revenue} de-
Sob.
Class C-Johnson IF. B. ~ defeated
GerrIty War; SOL. $50, 50-42:
36, 50-27; Boylen Navy defeated Holt
&c, s. c. 25-50. 50-31. 5O-34.
Class D-van Horn CP. o. d. defeated
&c S, c. defeated Goodger CAgriculturei
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Fort Benning, With Grid Array, Plans Games
Bids for One With Geo Tech Lo Gilbert Lucke Baseball Pilot

Brewton (Ala) pitcher To josh
his buddies, he snitched a half
dozen release blanks from the
front Office, filled in the names
Of an equal number of players.
One boy spent s4 in telephone
calls, trying for another job, be-
fore he found the pink slip was
a gag.
Misfortune doesn't visit Larry
Gilbert. 1t comes and stays. The
manager of the Nashville Vols
was chosen outstanding pilot in
the minor leagues year. ago.
Since then % the weather ruined
training at Baton Rouge, (2) a
half-dozen players, including
leading hitter, Les Fleming, have
been lost with injuries, 90 Boots
Poffenberger, 1910 leading pitcher,
was suspended, (4 Fay Murray.
president of the Vols, died, (5O
his father died; lis son, Larry,
Evening star., 1941-08-27
FraIey 10 Get Bigger
Mat Contest # He
Beats Coleman

Pat Fraley, Irish elocutionist and
rassler from the auld Pacific Coast
sod, will get a shot at the winner of
Thursday nights mat feature be-
tween Ernie Dusek and the Green
Hornet.
But there's a catch to it. Patrick
must win decisively from Abe Cole
man on this weeks show to earn the
bbout.
Mildred Burke and Mae Young,
the stout-limbed girl grapplers, are
co-featured Thursday night in one
of the most attractive cards of the
season.
Maurice LaChappelle and Ace
Freeman will team up on Fred
Grobmier and Angelo Leone in a
doubles match.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

jr., was invalided with an ailing
heart and died; another son,
Charley, was injured.
You can't discourage o. C.
Hubert. Playing Atlanta's Druid
Hills course. he shot 126. Undis-
mayed, he observed: Bob Jones
wouldn't have done better than
50. That makes Jones just twice
as good as I am. I think that's
pretty good"
Don't feel sorry for poor Jack
Dempsey, doing daily double
with a circus. His contract, re-
ports Jack Troy of the Atlanta
Constitution (who saw it, is just
$4,000 per week plus expenses.
Carl Daley, Tulane football
star, had a choice between law
and the gridiron. So he's his
alma matters new freshman
coach.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
BY BILL DISMER, JR,
Star Staff Correspondent.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Aug. 81
Hasty revision of previous opinions
of rockies Sam Goldman and Jim
Stuart, end and tackle from How
ard College and Oregon State, re-
Spectively, were in order today fol-
lowing marked improvement exhib-
tied by each in yesterdays scrim-
mage, the second of the training
season.
Consequently, both will be marked
men tomorrow afternoon when the
Redskins stage their first scrimmage
without benefit of practice pads. 1t
will, naturally, afford the initial
glimpse of how all the players stack
up against each other in normal
apparel, for hitherto. the defensive
team has been hampered in its
movement by the practice pads
which resemble nothing so much as
bed mattresses
Takes Minor Toll.
. Even weighted down by the pads
yesterday, Goldman and Stuart
were standouts in the Commute
scrimmage, the roughness Of which
was illustrated by three minor cas-
ualties. Jack Stonebraker, rookie
end from Southern California, had
to be assisted off the field after
suffering badly twisted knee; Fred
Davis, freshman tackle from Ala
bama, received a bad cut over his
left eye, and Bill Young, veteran
250-pound tackle, had the back of
tooth knocked out, exposing the
nerve and leaving him wailing for
dentist.
Tomorrow's set-to doesn't prom
Use TO be any tea party either, with
II rockies now fighting desperately
for the half a dozen jobs at stake.
II Goldman and Stuart continue
to improve as they have in the past
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Joint Meeting on Tap
For Star Bowlers
OF Both Sexes
District Leagues Hold
Conference to Avert
Schedule Conflicts

officials of the Mems and Wom-
ems District Leagues, fastest duck
pin circuits operating on Washing
ton mapleways, will meet tonight to
discuss final plans for a 1912 cam
paign that promises to boom the
sport to a new all-time high in in
terest and activity
The men will gather at Lucky
Strike and the women at Arcadia
both at 8 o'clock. Officers of the
league will hold a joint meeting at
Arcadia Immediately after adjourn
ing their respective sessions to plan
team schedules. Efforts will be made
to avoid conflicting dates, thereby
scattering the matches and increas-
ing interest in both circuits.
Both leagues are certain to vote
expansion over their 1940-l member
ships, but how high they will go Is
conjectural. An increase of six
teams over last season, raising the
total to 18, is expected in mems
competition. The women are con-
sidering the applications of six new
teams. making total of 16.
Both circuits will begin operations
Wednesday, September 10.
One franchise is open In the Sill
yer Spring Friendship League, which
meets tonight at 7.30 at Silver
Spring alleys. Information con-
cerning 1t can be had by calling
Earle Stocking at Sligo 1853.
The following meetings are sched-
uled tomorrow night: Silver Spring
Business Men, at Silver Spring; In
dependent Hebrew, at Penn; Ladies'
Federal, at Arcadia. All are slated
for s o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Betty MeekIey Gains
Title 16 in Tourney
AT White Sulphur
Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
Va, Aug. 27.-Betty Meckley, lone
Washington golfer to succeed in
making the championship flight in
the annual Mason-Dixon tourney,
was to face Mrs. F. c. Schludnt Of
Rocky River, Ohio, in the first round
of match play here today.
Playing with Virginia Guilfoil of
Syracuse, N. Y, who won medal
honors with a 3-under-par 73. Miss
Meckley registered an 81 over the
water-s soaked course.
Other Washington scores were:
Mrs. Gilbert Hahan. 95; Mrs. F. r.
Keefer, 108; Edith Miller, 105; Mrs.
Ralph Goldsmith. 81: Mrs. George
Goetzman, 101; Mrs. John w. God
frey, "a; Mrs. James Hill, jr., 104;
Mrs. H. r. Harper, 122; Mrs H. A.
Knox, 101; Elizabeth huffman. 1903;
Mrs. Duke Patrick, 100, and Mrs.
E, A, SWingle, lis.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Fights Lost Night

BY The Associated Press.
NEW YORK Lesnevich. 115.
Cliftside. N. j.. outpointed Tami Mauri-
light t-heavyweight title fight.
WILMINGTON, Del. - Sam Bacala
100, Baltimore, and Jack Sena. l4S
Wilmington, drew. Rain halted bout
after l "a Of second round.
LOS ANGELES. - Richie Lemos,
1863 Los Angeles, outpointed. joey
Archibald. 12712. Providence. r. I.
U0): Turkey Thompson. 1ss Los
Angeles, knocked out Buddy Knox. 1s9,
DAYTON Ohio ~
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Florida Won't Fill
FIomingo Order
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI, Fla, Aug. 27-1t
wouldn't have surprised Dorothy
Cole, Hialeah Park race track
employe, if some one had sug-
gested moving the grandstand to
California.
A telephone call from Holly-s
wood went something like this:
This is the Alexander Korda
Studio. We need some f1amingos.
Pack up all you have and send
them right out. Well buy them
or rent them"
Hialeah spent years Of effort
and many dollars developing the
only flock of the birds TO thrive in
the United States. The 400
famingos still are wading in the
infield lake.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Goldman and Stuart Impress
Redskin Coaches; Hiestond
And Krueger Disoppoint

four days, both may win regular
jobs. On the basis of his work yes
terday, when he was repeatedly
slashing through the offensive
teams line and spilling through the
interference to nail the runner,
Goldman has become the No. 2 end
candidate in camp, exceeded only
by Joe Aguirre of st. Mary's. If
he does make the grade, chalk up
another instance in which a product
of little school proves better ma
terial than highly rated candidates
from major institutions, for Gold
mans competitors include Ed Cifers
of Tennessee, AL Kruger and Stone
braker of Southern California and
Ed Hiestand of Vanderbilt.
Staurt Pleases Edwards.
Neither Kruger nor Hiestand, in
cidentally. made a favorable impress
sion on their new bosses the first
time out. Both look out of shape
and will have to work doubly hard
to catch up with those who have
"OCh . oLoA IL II
didn't exactly please Coach Ray
Flaherty, either, by bringing his
bride of three days to San Diego
with him. Wives are strictly per-
soma non grata in Redskin training
camps.
Line Coach Turk Edwards was
highly satisfied with Stuart's better
showing yesterday. Edwards at
tributes much of the improvement
to the fact that he shifted Stuart
to right tackle from left, where he
will have only one man blocking
against him. Not so hefty as pro
tackles go, although he weighs 2l0
Stuart may fill the bill in the new
position, being quick to learn and a
hard worker. And with the Red
skins desiring sixth tackle TO go
with Barber, Wilkin, Young, Parks
and Davis, everybodys roofing for
Stuart to come through.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Squads Filled Southeastern Football Doesn't Fear Defense Blows This Fall
AN-Stor Collegiate Gridders Appear Sharp
For Battle With Chibeors Tomorrow Night

of gridders, made 1t evident sub
stitutions would be made soon after
the game starts.
Ken Whitlow of Rice is due to
replace Rudy Mueha of Washington
at center and Warren Alison Of
Nebraska probably will go in for
Tommy O'Boyle of Tulane at guard.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Cubmen and Munhuttuns
PIuy OFF SoftbuII Tie

yellow Cab and Manhattan Auto
will meet again tonight at Ballston
Stadium in the annual city tourna-
ment. replaying last nights game
which was halted by rain in the
fifth inning. Yellow Cab had 10
lead when the downpour halted hos
tilities.
War Department, World War
Division, eliminated Judd & Det-
weller, 11-4, in their Glass B game.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Aug. 27.-As if Bill
Alexander didn't have enough to
say grace over, emisaries from
Fort Benning came here seeking
a football game with Georgia
Tech. The Army would like to
play Techs Jackets September 27.
Alex is pointing for that Notre
Dame game October II, and
wouldn't fancy taking tough
one a week ahead of his sched-
uled opener against Chattanooga
October 4.
Benning has scheduled MacDin
Field Fla) and may play other
post teams and colleges if games
can be booked. Ane hundred and
twenty-five men are on the pre-
liminary squad, many of them
former college stars and profess
sionals.
A sprightly pal is Lefty Rogers,
Evening star., 1941-08-27

Tom Harmon of Michigan and
George Franck Of Minnesota, half.
back starters. will stay in the game.
but Walter Matuszczak of Cornell
will replace Forest Evashevski OF
Michigan at quarter and Norm
Standlee of Stanford will go in for
George Paskvan of Wisconsin at
fullback
Owner-Coach George Halas will
bring the Bears TO Town from their
Delafield. Wis. camp today for a.
similar workout tonight in the Lake
Front Arena.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Washington used four pitch
ers, all of them unsteady. but
Cleveland still needed several real
breaks to sink the Mats, 6-3.
Walter Hagen of New York,
twice National Open golf cham
pion, won the Western open at
Cleveland with a 72-hole total
of 287.
Babe Ruth's streak was ended
when Ehmke of Detroit held him
hitless after the Babe had hit
safely in 26 successive games.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

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Evening star., 1941-08-27
Simms-MiIIer Win Crown

Simms and Miller of Langdon
won over Hammett and Foresman
of Lafayette, ga, IS, 6-1, in q
mixed doubles tennis tournament
sponsored by the Community Gen.
ter-Playgrounds Department.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Petworth Nine Is Called

Petworth Citizens Association
baseball team will meet tomorrow
at 8 o'clock at 416 Delafield place
NV. on call issued by Manager
Wheaton.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Driving Contest Slated

The mixed doubles driving con-
test. postponed by rain, will be held
next Sunday at 5 o'clock at the
Brooke Grubb's range on Georgia
avenue extended. Three prizes will
be awarded.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
BeItsyiIIe Wants Come

BeltSville A. c. baseball team,
which has a diamond, is seeking
an unlimited class foe for Sunday.
Call Francis Gosman at Berwyn
87-R.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Cars Seek Opponents

Carr Bros. & Boswell softball team
is seeking a strong unlimited foe for
Saturday and Monday afternoons.
Call Warfield 8114 after o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Virginia Loop Lists Series

LYNCHBURG, Va, Aug. 27 (P.-
Directors of the Virginia League
have decided to start the Shaugh-
messy playoff series ON September q.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Conference 'sLosses
To Services Light,
Jobs Tdke-Few ~.
Some Coaches Say Frosh
Bon Must Be Lifted
Before Next Year

fThiS is another OF series
dealing tUith likely effects OF the
national emergency on 1941 COL
leoe tootbdH.)
Evening star., 1941-08-27

1-Test wheel alignment
for castor, Gambler and
toe In adjustment.
Check steering gear,
worm and sector, also
turning radius.
3-Examine front spring
tension, che eek and
tighten spring Shackles.
Check kinE-pins, BUSH
inss, upper and lower
control arms