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Evening star., 1941-06-30
Mullen Repeats 1910
Win in Richmond
Cupboard Event
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, June 30.-Jim-
my Mullen of Richmond duplicated
his 1910 performance in the sixth
annual outboard regatta on the
James River course when he cap
tured. both heats of the featured
Glass F. open race yesterday.
Last year the 23-year-old local
boy piloted his boat to victories
in the same two races.
More than $500 spectators watched
the young Richmonder spot Clint
Ferguson, the Nations No. l anna
teur, an early lead and overtake him
to cross the finish line the winner
easily, after Ferguson had been
eliminated when the bottom fell
out of his boat. Clint, however,
escaped injury.
Fred Jacoby of Bergen, N. j., the
professional kingpin, scored in the
Glass B and Glass c events to tie
Mullen for individual honors.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Coast Trio Menaces
Stars in Eastern
Clay Court Meet
Mottmunn Leeds Group
Gaining Third Round;
New Workers Shine
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 30.-Led by
6-foot 3-inch Charley Mattmann, a
New Yorker who went West to
college, California's "junior varsity"
trio is threatening trouble for the
first-stringers in the Eastern clay
court tennis championships
In the absence of the six Cali
forians who head the seeded list for
the tourney, Mattmann. University
of Southern California junior who
won the national intercollegiate
doubles title with Ted Olewine two
days ago; Bill Canning and Bob
Hippenstiel. both of the University
of California. have been grabbing
off the headlines Judging by the
way they Smacked down the opposi-
ton yesterday, things really will
begin to hum today with the arrival
of such stars as Frank Parker and
Frank Kovacs.
Mattmann Is Confident.
Among them. .Mattmann, Canning
and Hippenstiel won six matches
yesterday to reach the third round,
Mattmann yielding only six games
in two straight-set victories over
local opponents.
Already this year Mattmann has
defeated Welby Van Horn, the boy
wonder of tennis two seasons back
and last years problem child. and
George Toley and Bill Child, a pair
of outstanding collegians. He has
lost to Joe Hunt Wayne Sabin, but
he says. This year I'm concentrat-
ing on beating the fellows I figure
to beat. Next year I'm going after
the big boys"
Before the Westerners started
throwing their weight around, New
York entries had met with more
success than is their usual lot in
this tournament. but the Cali
fornians did a lot to pep up an
otherwise dull tourney.
Hall Gains Third Round.
The only ranking player to play
yesterday was j. Gilbert Hall, seeded
seventh, who advanced to the third
round with a Ga, 6-1 triumph
over Jim Mcclure of st. Johns
University.
The women's tournament, with
Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke and Vir-
ginia Wolfenden, last years winner,
at the head Of the seedlings, begins
today.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Tompkins Will Erect
Big Bowling Alley
In Alexandria

Charles H. Tompkins, builder, an
nounced today that ground would
be broken Immediately in Alexan-
dria, Va, for the erection of a bowl
ing alley with % drives, IA to the
floor, to be known as the Alexan-
dria Recreation Center. Total in
vestment will be 100000 and the
new plant will be in operation not
later than September 20, Mr.. Tomp-
kinS said.
Mr. Tompkins is owner of the
Brookland Bowling Center, of which
Russ Diehl is manager. No man
ager has been chosen for the Alex
andria plant, which will be built
within the block bounded by St.
Asaph, Montgomery, Madison and
Pitt streets. The tWo-story brick
building will be soundproofed and
air. conditioned, and will embody
other up-to-the-minute features.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Lead in Canoe Sailing
Guined by Huzzurd

Two victories yesterday put Jack
Hazard on top of the summer
series standings of the Washington
Canoe Sailing Club, ahead of
Charles McMullen, former leader.
Hazard in his Jaho won the
morning Smile race below Key
Bridge in hour and l minute and
captured the afternoon heat of 212
miles above the bridge in As minutes
and 80 seconds. McMullen. in his
Black Streak, finished third in both
events behind Joe OMeara in the
Eanshee.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
New Group Of Pilots
To Race at Lanham
In Midget Cars
Veteran Driver Claims
Lot Will Find Track
Is Difficult Test

Three of the Easts leading midget
auto racing drivers who weren't on
she dedicatory program last week at
West Lanham Speedway, but who
are scheduled to arrive for The COM
petition tomorrow, are going to find
the winners circle tough place to
enter, according to the winner at
the inaugural.
Mike Joseph, Philadelphia veteran
who took top prize money of $225,
spoke for other experienced drivers
when he commented, We've gone
long way toward mastering those
turns on that new track and we
might chase some of these new
comers right out of the race next
week"
Showing for the first time this
week will be Ernie Gesell, Henry
Banks and Ted Tappett. All are
among the leading Eastern winners
and are expected to make serious
challenges for top money.
Another veteran, Andy De Vercel-
ly, believes that steadiness and eX-
perience will enable some of the old
timers to master the new track long
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Welsh Comet Leader
As Indian LANDING
Sail Series Ends
Special Dispatch to The Star.


MILLERSVILLE, Md, June 30
Robert I. Welsh, Richard Bartlett
and William Coster are the new
champions of the comet, national
and Severn classes of the Indian
Landing Boat Club as result Of
the spring series which came to an
end here yesterday.
Welsh won the comet division
with a point score of 74a, Bartlett
totaled 5434 in the national and
Coster 4412 in the Severn. Tom
McNamar and Eugene Scharf fin
ished second and third in the comet
class, Geiss and Podlick second and
third in the national and Kaufman
and REEVES in the same positions in
the Severn.
With the exception of Welsh, the
new champions won the final races
of their classes yesterday. Welsh,
though, was beaten by Ben Nickel
way, jr., who was sailing his first
race of the season upon his return
home from school.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Early HauIs Presage
Big Marlin Year
At Ocean City
Special Dispatch . The Star.

special Dispatch = The Star.
OCEAN CITY, June 30.-Better
early-season marlin fishing here
with fish running larger and more
numerous has deep-sea guides pre-
dieting a banner year with many
marlin likely to run better than 100
pounds, we'll above last years aver
age.
Two more were caught yesterday
after Capt. Lev Raymond on the
Lev-Lou brought in the first fish on
Saturday, a 94-pounder. Carroll
Connolly of Baltimore boated a 81
FOUNDER aboard the Hilda with Capt.
Crawford Savage, while 65-pounder
was brought in by Al Phillips of
Cambridge aboard another Savage
boat, the Hilda II, with Capt. Jack
Stevens at the controls.
All these fish were taken slightly
northeast of Winter Quarter Light
ship and shippers report plenty Of
fish and food in the waters. There
also is a run of tuna weighing be-
tween rs and As pounds slightly
farther offshore.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Track Coach Hunter Proves Seer Olympic Club Wins Kemer Record

before youth and daring will start
paying off. You'll find many an
old-timer beating these kids to the
punch on this track" he remarked
after last weeks race. We've the
patience to study the situation and
the experience to draw on, while
these young drivers will be riding
the banks high before they know
what it's all about
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Yankee Dodger World Series
Would Smash All Records

THE Red Sox had better get some
better pitching or Cleveland some
harder hitting if they hope to keep
even with the Yankees" Durocher
said. For this outfit of Joe Nc
Carthys is tough team to beat.
You start with Dickey and Rosar
back of the bat. Then take look
at that infield. and two looks at
that outfeld, with Di Maggie at his
best. Now they've at last begun to
get the pitching they needed-good
pitching from the younger fellows
with Gomez and Ruffing,"
How about the Yankees and
Dodgers in the next series?" I
asked.
IF it happens that way, and I
think it will. thereTl be a series
you'll never forget. If we should
happen to play every game in the
Yankee Stadium we'd break every
World Series record for attendance
with plenty to spare"
(Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1941-06-30
West Virginia Net Meet
Now Booking Entries

BY the Associated Press.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
Va, June 30.-Chairman George
O'Brien of the committee for the
annual West Virginia Open Tennis
Tournament for Amateurs, has an
nounced that the entry book is open
for the affair here the week of
July 81.
Barney Welsh of Rockville, Md,
winner of the State Open title the
past four years, defeated Robert
Shanklin of Ashland, KY, to take
the 1910 title.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
SoftbuII PIoy Held Up
As Park Is Altered

Washington Softball Stadium has
been closed until seating arrange
ments are adjusted to the satisfac-
ton of District building inspectors.
Morris A. Bealle, operator of the
stadium, states that the seats will
be fixed in time for play to be re-
Sllmed Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Spurrows Point Crews
Sweep Sail Honors
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SWANTON, Md. June 3O-Two
SparroWs Point Yacht Club crews
invaded Deep Greek Lake yesterday
and showed Maryland mountain
sailors how it should be done.
Jack Reckord and his sister Julia,
and w. c. McNeill and Miss Merriam
Wright made it one-two in a six
boat race, the former defeating Mr..
and Mrs. F. D. Steidings' Rebel,
while Mcneil and Miss Wright de-
feated Bobby and Harold Muma S
LiSbeth.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Bees WuIIop Cubs

-Four runs in the first inning gave
the Bees an advantage they never
lost as they took a 9-6 decision from
the Cubs in the Eastern Washing
ton Boys Club League yesterday.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Vienna Stops Cherrydule

Cherrydale Red SoX proved a
hospitable host yesterday as it
dropped a O-3 decision to the Vienna
Cardinals on the Cherrydale dia-
mond
Evening star., 1941-06-30
May Lost Several Years Yet
On Rosis Of His Know How"

Gomez should stick around sew
eral more years, since he knows
how to pitch.
Form lasts a long time. Here's
an example. Back around 1898
Findlay Douglas won the amateur
golf championship of the United
States. Forty-three years later
this last winter-he helped Byron
Nelson get a draw in one OF the
main Florida shows.
The veteran Mr.. Douglas still
shows, with much pride, a letter
received from Nelson to this effect
"a good swing never gives out. The
years can't touch it"
The willowy Goof, who is far from
being goofy, always had his full
share of heart. You need the Big
Tick when you start out to win six
World Series games without de-
feat.
When the Yankees were at their
old peak a few years back-when
they were mopping up by II or Is
games each Season-Bucky Harris
of the Senators paid Lefty this
tribute, I'D rate the Yankees as the
greatest ball club of all time-espe-
cially on the day Gomez is pitch
ing
Along the same road Leo Durocher
was talking about the Yankees of
today. You know" he said, they
are liable to step out there and win
by eight or nine games. I'll tell you
why. Gomez has come back and it
wouldn't surprise me to see Lefty
pick up 10 more wins before the
season ends. He may not have all
the stuff he once carried along, but
he has plenty left-pluS heart.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
At 81 Gomez Is 10 Years
YOUNGER Than Lefty Grove

Il came here in shape" Lefty
said the first day he landed in
camp. I'm going to get in still
better shape and I'm going to stick
After all I'm only 80 years old. I
Grove can keep on winning at Al,
why should I be all through when
I'm 10 years younger than he is?"
All present cheered Lefty on and
backed up his sentiments.
Il had a bad arm and bad side
last season, but I'm o. K. nOwf I'd
like to lay one bet anyway. I'll bet
nobody on this club works harder" "
At this spot the Great Goof still
IS more than holding his own. Now
and then he hears the call of the
wild" but not too often. He still
has his share of stuff packed away
in his portside portfolio and hopes
to win his seventh World Series
start this coming fall.
The Gomez sense Of humor rarely
departs, even under dark clouds. I
asked him what happened when he
seemed to be holding up game
in a debate with the umpire.
1T was this way" Gomez said.
The bases were full and there was
nobody out. Also. there was tough
hitter at bat. So I just held the
ball"
Go ahead and pitch the
umpire said.
. THAT would be a foolish thing
to do. l answered.
LAS long as I hold this ball they
can't hurt me. But who knows what
will happen if let it go?'"
What happened when you finally
threw the ball" 1 asked.
1T was right in the first place"
cold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Human Bullets
2 Tilted Men Drive Autos
Into Concrete Walls

NEWARK, \. j., Sept. %
Unhappy love affairs today are
blamed for suicide attempts by
two men who drove their speeding
automobiles into concrete walls
one man was killed and the sec
ond is IN critical condition in a
hospital
Adam Stevens. g. after a quar-
rel with his girl friend, drove his
car at 80 miles an hour into a
concrete loading platform and was
fatally injured
Bennett Patterson. 81, of Eliza
beth, chatted with his eStranged
wife, Dorothy, 33. in an effort TO
get her 10 return TO him. When
she refused ne jumped into his
car and drove az high speed into
a wall of a stadium He has a
broken neck, crushed ribs and Sc
we're cuts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Billions Lacking

3 "<o one has right 10 expect
unity on the part OF all OF our
people In a program which finds
us laying down $1,000. 900, 900,
and then $4,000, 600, 900 more,
for aid 10 foreign cause, in an
hour when We cannot begin TO
find those billions.
THE most loyal Kind of
American can honestly withhold
his contribution 10 the cause OF
liberty when he finds his gov
eminent placing construction
on the Monroe Doctrine which
would seem 90 have us believe
that doctrine il an instrument
which forbids non Americans
any interference on the Ameri-
can continent. but which ut the
same time permits America 10
interfere anywhere and every
where In the world"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Windsor Worker
Indicted by u. 5.
As SmuggIer
immigration Agent
Says He Used Rowboat
to Bring 7 Across

How a lathe hand In a Windsor
auto plant has assisted IN the
operation Of an alien smuggling
ring. was told Saturday by John
A. Biesiot. law officer Of the
United States Immigration De-
partment here.
The aSSuced lathe hand is David
Miller. u. of East Sandwich. Ont,
held under a United States, grand
jury indictment.
BieSiot said Miller and his con-
federateS usually asked 500 10
bring aliens across the Detroit
River TO the United States shores,
but that he had slashed the price
TO $50 each for the trio Of Greek
sailors whom he allegedly was
transporting when arrested.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Gold Star Group
Meets tuesday

The nth auDual thrce-day con-
vention of the American Gold Star
Mothers Of the Department Of
Michigan starts Tuesday at Web
Ster Hall
The convention viii be officially
opened with a luncheon Tuesday
noon and in the evening memorial
services will be- held
Following "A breakfast az s a. m.
Wednesday business sessions will
be conducted At noon the moth
crS will be guests OF the American
Legion Auxiliary at a luncheon in
the Veterans Building. 7O4 East
jefferson avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
ADVERTISEMENT
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Investigation Sent
10 K. Labor Dispute

WASHINGTON. Sept. %
The national defense mediation
board today appointed DR.. John
A. Lapp OF Chicago as its "spe-
cial representative to investigate
the labor dispute between the AFL
and the Kansas City Power and
Light Company. which recently led
a strike and blackout OF Kansas
City for four hours.
The mediation board. in order
ing the men back 10 work earlier
this week, promised the AF'L's In
ternational Electrical Workers
that it would appoint an invesu-
gator TO probe the jurisdictional
dispute between the AFL and an
independent union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Wanted to See Wife

Paniaghis Floratos. 33-year-old
Greek sailor who was reputedly
being Struggled into this country
by Miller. was deported from the
United States recently for illegal
entry.
He wanted to get back TO see
his wife and little boy In the
Bronx" the officer said An
other Greek sailor had escaped
from a French prison camp in
Dakar. West Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

A series of graphic pictures
showing one of his majesty's
royal engineers operating the
electric plunger that detonated
a great explosive that caved
in the shaft OF one Of Spitz-
bergen's coal mines. Drstruc-
ton like this was widespread.
TO keep war supplies out Of
German hands in case Nazi
tried TO seize Spitzbergon,
Norwegian island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Tells of Capture

I'VE had 90 use n rowboat
with an outbOard motor to catch
him. because he approached
shore In shallow water" Biesiot
said.
He knew our regular border
patrol boats drew too much
water 10 follow his route. He
usually landed at Gibraltar,
Mich, below Crosse lie.
MILLER rowed the aliens
across. We believe he brought
in at least seven. We have three
I'm custody here and four have
been arrested in New York and
will be asked to identify him.
Most OF them are sailors who
jumped their ships to get away
from the war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
ADVERTISEMENT
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Usually they 90 To the sea-
mans club where they dock,
make inquiries and through the
grapevine locate an alien SNUG
gler," BieSlOt said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
DE MoIdy 10 Install
Officers Saturday

Detroit Zion Chapter OF the
Order OF De Molsy will install
officers Saturday at Masonic
Temple. They include Walter
Reynolds, master councillor; Don
aid Cameron. senior councillor,
and, Earl Wise. Junior councillor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
international News service Wiz.


NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Re-
possibility for the disunity among
mericans was laid tonight at the
|oorstep OF President Roosevelt
~ Senator Gerald p. Nye, lead
hg non-interventionist who de-
Haired that the national admin
|ration is borrowing the ways OF
|lctators.
In an address before the Steuben
|ociety, a semi-political organiza-
lon Of Commandments. the
orth Dakota Republican senator
Esertcd:
IL insist that the manner In
Nv hich the President has brought
|our country 10 the peril OF In
Movement In war IN not n thing
Inviting OF unity however great
|may be the desire 90 afford
loyalty 10 ones government.
Lives Disrupted
There IL bound 10 he dis
unity when our government Dor
rows Of the ways Of dictators,
|disrupts millions Of young Amer
lean lives, I'm AH~program OF
peacetime conscription--all OF
this while we are at peace with
the world"
Before delivering his address
Fhich was broadcast nationally by
lbs 1915 Detroit timel Nye told
|ewSmen that although the United
ItatcS Is nearer war than at any
lime since World War ! days
there is still a $3.50 chance 10
taY out OF II.
LQAen Nyc reached the hotel
\ the Steuben Society was
aN4Aeting he found an unprece-
ented police guard and a half
oZen Fight for Freedom, Inc,
lcketS. the latter bearing signs
.hich read:
Senator Nye. the fuehrer
v,trt. r,-fsfgr-AfE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Taylor S Delay
In Italy Brings
Rumor Of Peace
Plan to Get Italy
Out of War Hinted
in Overtime Stay
BY MICHAEL CHINIGO
IntI News Service star Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-The
delayed departure from Rome of
Myron Taylor with the Pope's
reply TO President Roosevelt's
message increased weekend specu-
lation in Washington diplomatic
circles on the nature of the mes
sage Mr.. Roosevelt sent to the
Vatican through his personal en-
voy.
Two opinions were generally
voiced:
THAT Myron Taylor, who stated
l. in Rome Il am the message.
had been sent TO the Vatican TO
work out arrangements whereby
normal United States-Vatican re-
lations could be maintained and
contributions 10 the Vatican by
United States Catholics could con-
tinue TO reach the Vatican if the
United States entered the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Separate Peace?

C-Thst Myron Taylor was in
- structed by Mr.. Roosevelt 10
ask the Pope 10 sound out the
House Of Savoy and through il the
Italian government whether and
under what conditions Italy might
be willing 10 negotiate separate
peace with England. pointing out
that Americas attack in the field
would inevitably be directed ini-
TALLY toward the elimination Of
Italy.
A member OF the apostolic dele
cation in Washington said that a
peace-time convention regulating
United States-Vatican financial af-
fairs existed but that it was pos
sible some notifications might be
necessary 10 make ii operative in
the event of war.
Reports that the Italian govern
ment had dispatched a special
mission 10 the United States, ap-
parently based on the arrival Of
Prince Domenico Orsini and his
American wife, last Monday, re-
ceived no substantiation from the
state department or the Italian
embassy.
An Italian embassy official
ridiculed the existence Of any in
Surance" mission against the day
when Germany might turn against
Italy. and added that Prince
Orsini had not travelled with an
Italian but a Vatican passport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Violation of LaWs

There can never be this thing
called unity on the act of a
President who dlspossesses our
navy OF 80 destroyers at the
very time when our navy IL
pleading the need of more ships
in our own defense, when such
acts are undertaken In utter vi
olation OF laws upon the statute
books.
How can there he unity In
support OF so far-reaching n
program a. was involved I'm the
Iease-lend policy. which finds us
giving, giving. giving 10 Great
Britain before she has begun TO
utilize such resources as she has
right here In America with
which 10 buy her defense re-
ulIirements