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Evening star., 1942-04-09
Down 10 SemifinaIs,
Badminton Players
Take Night Off
Men, Women to Continue
Battles for District
Crowns Tomorrow

With both its singles fields re-
duced to semifinal proportions, the
1912 District badminton tournament
at Kensington Armory will not re-
sumo until tomorrow night, when
titlists in all five events are de-
termined.
AS expected, the women's division
produced the most interesting re-
suits last night as two newcomers
sprang into the hmeIght to chal-
lenge District Champion Charlotte
Decker and last years runnerup,
Polly Thompson. Bernice Stamford,
erstwhile Florida champ. defeated
Margaret Graham to earn the right
to play Miss Decker in the semi
finals, while Gilmore Behr, Maryland
titleholder, eliminated Lillian Som
erven to gain the bracket with Miss
Thompson.
In fairness to the four losers in
the quarter finals, however, 1t must
be pointed out that Mrs. Graham,
Miss Somervell, Jane Stauffer, wro
lost to Miss Decker, and Roselyn
Pope, beaten by Miss Thompson, all
were playing their second matches
OF the evening against favored op-
ponents who drew first-round byes.
Defending Champion Joel Baker
Is the only familiar name in
the mems seminal pairings, John
Wilkinson, 1t. Bob Deacon and
Danny Taras being the remaining
quarter -finalists. Baker and Wilkin-
son also made the doubles semi
finals. with different partners-the
champ teaming with Meckall and
Wilkinson with Behr. The other two
doubles semifinalists are THOMPSON
and Whitcomb and McCook and
Shreve.
After women's and mixed doubles
semiflnalists are determined tomor-
row night, semifinals In all classes
will be played, setting the stage for
the title matches on Saturday.
Last nights results:
wsmen's sinsiss.
First round-,Jans StsufYer defeated vir.
ginia Junkin 11-5, ll-8; Msrsaret
[.nsm iMs no.esn d:fsasfs sone elsnn Nssay l1.
Is:a 0ss :a Si1Sss's soS.as:l aSa1si ss: ~.
ousrternnek Charlotte Decker de-
nice Stamford defeated Margaret Graham,
pll@s ll@6; ll@a6; Polly Thompson defeated
1fhr 9f&o.d defeated Lillian somsT7elL 10
Mems Singles.
First round-A. Robertson defeated jim
feated Don Lanurman, ib-. 15So; Len
Penso defeated Art somervelL l5-6.
ou.rternnals 10. Baker defeated
son defested A. Robertson. Isl. Ib9e;
1t. Bob Deacon defeated Len Penso. 1b-3
16-3; Danny Taras defeated c. staufier,
16-1, Id.
wsmen's DsubIss.
First round-Graham and TurnbuI de-
Sshf ana Cullen dsisss.d jo.t and k.nuer,,
16-3, 16-3.
Mixed Doubles.
First round-Baker and Thompson de-
fes.ed nsmsn rnsan ana and st.inIs uiivsn a.ts,sa
senb ana spq sssr saHd dsfeated Wilkinson and
Pope, 16-4. 16-6.
Mems Doubles.
First round-Deacon and Talmidge de-
feated White and Dias, 12-16. 1b-11,
au.rseran.ls-Baker and MeeksI Dc. Dc.
wilkinson and Behr defeated Stauffer and
5 TnSnRFsSIn ,na sne
feated Penso ana Mcintosh. default.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
Deyoe, Rap|ey Of D. {.
Enter Sea Island
Skeet Tourney
Nv ths Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEA ISLAND, Ga, April 9.-The
Nations top skeet shooters are ex-
pected to compete in the f1rst war
time firing of the annual Sea Island
invitation skeet tournament here
April 1918.
Some so contestants, including
teams from Jacksonville, Atlanta
and other cities, are counted on to
participate.
Entrants include the captains Of
the mems and women's An-America
teams, George Deyoe Of Washington,
D. c., and Mrs. M. L. Smythe Of
Aurora, Ohio.
Seven others from the All-America
ranks are entered.
Among other titleholders will be
Edward A. Wylie Of New York, w. w.
Rapley of Washington and William
C. Perdue Of Mobile, Ala.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
Baseball.

Baseball.
Nationals VS.. Charlotte, Char
lotte, N. C.
Syracuse VS.. Georgetown, Med
ical School Field, $50.
Roosevelt at Episcopal, Alex
andria, $50.
Coolidge at st. Albans, $50.
Tennis.
st. Johns (Brooklyn) vs.. Mary
land, College Park. 400.
Wrestling.
Five-match program, Turner'S
Arena, $50.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Johns Hopkins at American
u, $3.50.
Maryland VS.. v. M. l., Lexing-
ton. Va.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Ana
costa, $3.50.
Wilson at st. Adams, $3.50.
Gonzaga at National Training
School, $50.
Golf.
Metz opolitan interscholastic
series: Coolidge VS.. Tech at Ken
wood, Roosevelt VS.. Anacostia at
Congressional, Western vs.. Gen.
trail at Bannockburn, Bethesda
VS.. Dewitt at Woodmont, Gonzaga
VS.. st. Albans at Washington.
Tennis.
Johns Hopkins at American q.
Field Trials.
Annual spring trials, National
Capital Field Trials Club, Mount
Pleasant Farm on Rockville
Potomac road, 8 am. and all day.
Badminton.
Annual District closed tourna-
ment, Kensington (Md) Armory,
800.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
FiIchock Transferred;
Nav Become Aviator

Indications that x-Redskin Frank
Filchock will be flying naval plane
IN the not-too- distant future were
seen today as his transfer from the
Navy's Recruiting Station to the Blu
reau of Aeronautics was announced
F1chock will be under another
old football star, 1t. Comdr. Tom
Hamilton, in charge Of naval pre-
flight physical training. 1t is as
sumed that the Redskins former
aeld general will be commissioned
an ensign after serving the pre-
eribed time for enlisted men and
eventually be sent to the University
of Georgia. training station fol
future flyers.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
Soldiers Condition Ski
Course for Own Meet
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOUNT RAINIER, Wash, April
9.-Use of the silver ski race course
by Army mountain troops in train
ing here has put the run in its best
condition for start Of the compe-
tition tomorrow.
Many Of the soldiers, including
some of the Nations best, will bid
for honors over the tricky course,
which drops nearly 5000 feet in 3.16
miles.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
Gridders to Get Chance
To Help War Relief
Hx the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Two of the Nations most spectac-
ular football teams may be at
Athens next fall. Georgia and the
naval air cadets,
And what money could be made
for a service relief fund If athletic
officials were to charge four bits a
head for weekly game scrimmages?
Evening star., 1942-04-09
Victory Over Episcopal Reveals Strength and Balance Central Track
$4,000 Pay at Mat Match

ST. LOUIS, April . R.-13,000
paying wrestling fans jammed the
Municipal Auditorium last night to
see Bill Longson of Salt Lake City
pin Ed (Strangler) Lewis with q
pile driver In 13 minutes and 40
seconds.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
Omuhu Gets Hockey Title

OMAHA, Nebr., April R.-
Omaha won the American Hockey ?,
Association playoff championship
last night when it whipped Kansas
City in the second overtime period.
81, to sweep the three-game series.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
Breuks Swimming Record

PLAINFIELD, N. j., April o R.-
Gloria Callen, Nyack, N. Y, high
school senior, clipped 10.7 seconds
OF the National A. A. u. 30o-yard
backstroke record in q 20-yard pool.
She was clocked In $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
A. U. Bows, but McNob on Slab
Raises Prospects Of Eagles
Does Boneup Job in Relief Role as 6. w.
Prevails by 1919 With Help Of Error

deepseaed suspicion that the brand of pitching in metro
potan college this will be something than
ultra confirmed partially yesterday George washington
1919 verdict American University the atters
field
Maryland already tossing talent
Evening star., 1942-04-09

Runs-MeNeil t2l, Grew. sokol. Robert
Rabbit l2), Potter, Shepherd, 1Anzillotti,
Newly, Darby, Fellows, McNsb, Runs
batted in-Sokol CD Mcneil go. koni-
McNab t2J. Hertz ErrorsWsokol. Mcneil,
Robertson, Fitzgerald. Rabbit (2(. Ftz-
81. Newly. Potter, ,Lansiiiotti. Giihsm.
sofoi Stolen s.seMes.i hoMs F.vsI '2
zarbock. Sacrince-Hall Left on bases
q. W. U, 10: A. U, Q. First base on balls
%o1 .. Kioak. 2; "a McNab. 2; on Cuban:
innings; on Gilham. in 5 innings: Oh
Dyer, - in A innings: on McNab. in
Evening star., 1942-04-09
Duke Visits Terps
For Stick Clash

Duke and Maryland have shift
ed their lacrosse game. which
originally was scheduled for Dur
ham on May 6, to next Monday
at College Park.
The Blue Devils are invading
Baltimore to play Johns Hopkins
Saturday and will remain over
to battle the Terps. This will
save travel for both outfits.
Duke defeated Virginia, Is TO 3.
in its opening game at Durham
last week.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
INCLUDE EXPERT
Installation
IN YOUR CAR!

Give your car all the protection you can; 1t
may be long while before you will be able to
get another. Have our experts install set
Of these seat covers protect upholstering,
and your clothes. Makes riding cooler and car
appearance more attractive.
At ALL Stores
Evening star., 1942-04-09

Regular cut models. Wash
able pin checks. Sizes 28
to A waist. Nicely made.
Sturdy pockets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
No Job Politics,
Kelly Pledges

LANSING, Aug. ~ Beginning
his campaign for election 10 the
governorship, Secretary of State
Harry F. Kelly fatty promised
today 10 make no executive
appointments 10 pay political
debts.
In speech 10 tho Fairhaven
Womens Republican Club. Kelly
for the first time aired his views
with regard 10 the governors
power Of appointment.
Most people do not fully
realize the full scope ~ the
governors grave responsibility
in choosing persons Of character
and ability for positions of
trust" he said.
THE governor must determine
the fitness and qualifications OF
persons for important posts and
Is entirely responsible II those he
selects fall short.
The yardstick will employ
In making my choices will be
efficiency. honesty and integrity.
Absolutely no appointments will
I've made In payment 0f s0called
poiititaf obligations. "a
He said unless persons meet
the acid test Of fitness for stat
Jobs they will not he appointed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Physical Fitness First

In every national emergency
the physical fitness of our citizens
has become a matter OF general
consciousness and concern.
The aim of the new parks and
recreation departments program
will be TO provide each child with
IA strong body, since IL is the
foundation for a child's menta
Education and outlook.
The Junior Victory Army physi-
cal fitness program will be di-
rected by the same trained Off
Gals who conduct the Defense
Strcamliners the adults taking
part in similar weekly physical
fitness exercises.
Mrs. Walter r. O'Hair, commits
sioner OF the department OF parks
and recreation. will have charge
OF the IVA program generally
Assisting her In direction of the
entire program will be John j
Cunsidl1e assistant general super
intendent Of the department and
Miss LOttie ICnliigan. director OF
activities for the department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Radio Feat
State Police Work Out
3oo-Mile FIN Range

EAST LANSING, Aug. p.
Despite the reputed limits Of fire..
quency meditation radio, the new
state police two-way radio system
whereby all cars and all posts can
communicate with each other Via
I'm has worked over a distance Of
300 miles. Capt Caesar J. Sea-
vards of the state police reported
Saturday PM broadcasts are sup
posed 10 be limited 10 the horizon
visible from the crest Of the
antenha.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Disease Drops
lnfanfiIe Paralysis Cases
Below Last Year

LANSING. Aug. Number
of infanule paralysis cases in
Michiga this year Is far below
the 1871 figure, the state health
department reported today.
Only l6 cases we're reported
during the first half Of this month
while in August Of last year 102
were reported
THE good record does not
mean we must he less careful"
warned Health Commissioner
II. Allen Meyer. 1.-THE heaviest
season lies ahead. Possibility Of
paralysis II greatly lessened
when there II prompt DIAGNOSIS
and prompt treatment"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Army Trucks
Built Of Wood

Most Of the $4,000 army trucks
tust ordered and costing $500
100000 will have wood instead of
steel bodies. Col Roy M. Hare,
commanding officer Of the Fort
Wayne ordnance motor supply
depot. revealed SATURDAY
About one fourth of the new
cargo trucks 10 be delivered this
month and about One-haif of the
September and October deliveries
will be of this type.
The change0ver from steel 10
wooden bodies was made 10 con-
serve metals. Savings OF 10000
tons Of steel Is expected in 1942.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Power Projects
Halted by WPB

WASHINGTON, Aug. "a
QNS).-Work of 81 public or pri-
waite power projects throughout
the country was halted or sus.
pended today by a war production
order
IN issuing the order. the WIPE
predicted n drastic reduction In
civilian use Of electricity during
1913 and thereafter as the result
of a revision OF existing priority
ratings on the projects
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Free for Asthma
During Summer

n YOU suffer with those terrible sttarhs OF
Asthma when n IL hot and nilHy. N heat, aust
and Eoheral muGgibess MAKES sou wheese and
choke a. " each fasp fof breath vas The veFy
lsst n resUul sleep Is impossible because ~ the
strurale ~ breathei y0u feel the disease IL
slowly wearing youf LIE away. don't fail 10 send
- cnre 20 the uFroutier Asthms Go. Toe q tree
trial ~ remarkable method No matter where
you live ~ whether YOU have pny faith In any
remedy under The Sun. srnd fos this free thai
" tuu hsVp suffered tor a lifetime and tried
everything you could learn Of without rsiief
even you ara utterly discoufa sd. 10 Dot
abandon hope but send today for fhn ffaa ulfl.
n Vfff tost yoa nothiha Addrss
rscstiss asthna Co, fts-g FrsaHsr Blas
asa Niagara 81. RaffaAa. y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Legion Host to Generals

KANSAS CITY, Aug. % (UP).
American Legion officials an
nounced today that the army air
chief, 1t. Gen. II. II. Arnold, and
1t. Gen. Ben Lear. commanding
general of the Second Army will
be here for the national convention
Of the American Legion, Sept
ember 10 10 y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

stick ready and make your plans
to attend this first big and i'm.
portant Junior Victory Army
meeting. Remember at
p. m. next Thursday in front OI
the Casino ON Belle Isle.
The place Is easy 10 get TO and
the time IL convenient. Perhap.
your family might have q picnic
that night on Belle Isle. then youi
parents can watch you start voul
IVA physical fitness lessons.
In any event don't fail TO at
tend your meeting!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

He said unless persons meet
the acid test Of fitness for state
Jobs they will not he appointed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

CHICAGO Aug. "a uNs) -
f a borate ceremonies today
marked the commissioning Of the
aircraft carrier Wolverine. first
ship of its kind ever TO sail the
Great Lakes. The Wolverine was
formerly the pleasure ship See
andbpe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
IVA Praised
For Aid in Fly
For Navy Drive
Chicago Unit Ready
10 Seek Older Youths
In Drive for Cadets
sr..lsl q QUO nrfnoIr rrNrs

CHICAGO. Aug. Hailed ms
the greatest single contribution
ever made by youth 20 the Ameri-
can armed forces, the Fly for
Navy drive bt the Junior Victory
Army will enter It's second phase
today as hundreds of boys and
girls OF this patriotic organization
prepare for their new role-that
Of actually recruiting naval avia-
ton cadets.
Last night these loyal young
SterS. drafted" by the United
States Navy 10 help in its cam
paign 20 enroll 1000 cadets in the
Chicago area before October l,
rested their tired limbs after their
distribution Of almost 10000 Fly
for Navy window posters and
30 600 automobile StickerS.
Tomorrow. under the direction
Of 1t J Smith Fefebee OF the
naval aviation selection board. CO.
Urdlnator of The drive. they will
start contracting Older youth
high school graduates IS 10 rs
years OF age-and pointing out
the advantage OF naval aviation
for red-blooded young men. Said
Lieutenant Ferebee:
when the navy called upon
you boys and girls Of the Junior
Victory Army 10 distribute
thousands Of posters and stick
good job. And your performance
Of this duty has been even be-
You'd our hopes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Junior Victory Army
To Meet Thursday
Girls and Boys in IVA Called
TO Attention at Belle Isle Casino
By r.. JEROME PETIT

Glory Army members sick ready and make
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

JhllluI iOAoiN amy Hl'ilo'l :
attention,
The first big mass meeting OF
all Junior Victory Army boys and
girls in the metropolitan Detroit
area will be held al 7 p. m. Thurs
day in front OF the Casino on
Belle Isle.
This will be the first time local
iva members will get together in
one large body. and the occasion
will mark the opening of the
latest phase Of Junior Victory
Army training.
Starting with the Thursday
meeting. ali local IVA members
will follow a physical fitness train
ing program being inaugurated by
the department OF parks and
recreation for all IVA boys and
girls. as well as all others OF SINH
lar AGES in the CITY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Open to Boys, Girls

Although the program is being
launched al the request Of the
Junior Victory Army and Is de-
signed especially for boys and
girls Of IVA age ti0 TO 49,; the
physical fitness programs will be
open without charge to all De-
troit boys and girls OF proper age.
As program aimed strictly al
A junior group, the exercises will
be deAigned TO supplement those
OF the Defense Streamliners, which
are not available 10 those under
10 years Of age.
Thursdays meeting az the first
OF It's kind. will be gala affair
and will provide several entertain
nent features not usually found
on such a program.
Representatives OF the army.
navy and marines will he present.
for instance, 10 discuss the inn
portance Of physical fitness pro-
grams In their respective organi-
cations In addition. a Fort Wayne
sergeant will demonstrate the
Butts Manual dtiIl-the rife exer-
else used In the army as a muscle
building measure.
All boys and girls attending the
Thursday meeting are requested
TO bring with them a broornstick
cat 40 inches long. This is the
approximate length of the Garand
rifle used in the Butts Manual
drill. and those bringing the
broomsticks will be given eienen4
tary lessons in the drill by the
army sergeant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Must Bring Broomstick

II is most important that each
boy and girl bring his or her own
broomstick, as IL will be impossi-
bic for the parks and recreation
department TO furnish them at
Belle Isle.
Further details on the meeting.
including the names Of speakers.
the name Of the band TO take part,
as well as other essential facts,
will be announced in the Times
before Thursday. as the plans are
worked out by the parks and
recreation department.
Meanwhile, get your broom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
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ADVERTISEMENT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The AuihoIt, on Authorities"
The Authority Oh Authorities

all ttturt to obtain Il third round
tIff Of Il club would bc the best
defense. and Therefore lald Gown
the club a knowing what he did.
and that Lis partner could prob
ably WIN the first round of
trumts. lie should have Disregard
ed the club ) which his partner
played ana should have led an
other club He slavishly followed
the dI~scouraglng signal however,
and led the heart 7 West won
with the A and returned his club
9 expecting his partner To ruff.
bat instead East had another club
and the contract was made. al
though West took two more
trump tricks.
II East had led hLs club 10 %
the third trick, West would have
WOu the first trump round with
the heart A, and returned his
third club for the ruff which
would have caused defeat Of the
contract. giving the pair a good
instead OF d bad result
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-02
DOM BE 4 ED6Oi

SIGNALS TO your partner
with high cards and L." c4l-a. are
very fine and necesSai, to help
direct a strong defense They are
not absolute commands at any
time. however On many AN occa-
/ the partner OF a SIgnaler
knows something. from seeing his
own hand, which is @ lmpur-
tant to the side than anything his
partner knows. In such a ease he
must do what he knows Is best
dIs:cGardIn2 his partner DIS
card
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
ImperiaIs Pursue
Fleeing Germans
Across Frontier
BY LEON KAY

CAIRO, Nov. 10.-U.PD = The
victorious Eighth Army, hotly pur-
suing the weary remnants of Mar
shall Erwin RommePs Afrika Korps
into Libya, fought German rear
guard yesterday near 1sidi Barrani
and Sollum, just inside the Egyp-
tian border, the middle eastern
command announced today.
Front-line dispatches indicated
that the bulk OF the 10000 to $4,000
men Rommel had left had retreat
ed into Libya through Hellfire Pass,
which continual Allied bombing was
believed to have partly destroyed.
The middle eastern command, in
communique, said the work of
clearing the battlefield continued
and that many prisoners, mainly
italian abandoned by their allies,
were being taken to areas in the
rear.
The British also were adding
huge quantities of booty that they
already had collected.
ITALIANS KNOCKED OUT
A dispatch from United Press
Correspondent Henry Gorrell with
Allied advanced forces, said it was
confirmed yesterday that six Ital-
ian divisions had been knocked out.
Allied bombers strafed and blast
ed with high explosives German
transport in the border area day
and night yestrday and Sunday,
the communique reported.
There was some slight opposi-
ton. Our fighters shot down at
least one Messerschmitt 109,' it said.
"On the same night, our medium
bombers raided airdromes in Sar-
dinia. Two Of our planes did not
return from all operations"
radio Berlin said heavy rains
were hindering German operations
on the coastal road in Egypt
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-10
THE WOMEN
ANSWER THE CALL
christian Science Monitor)

lChrlstan Science Monitor)
Don't think for minute that most
American women don't appreciate the
seriousness of this war and the need for
an all-out effort to win it.
IN Boston, a voluntary registration of
women for part-time work to relieve the
manpoWer shortage brought the ready
response of hundreds, from girls to grand
mothers, all eager to pitch in
Housewives offered to fill daytime
jobs, and business girls to assume extra
tasks in the evening
In both the Army and the Navy, it has
been found that the women have taken
more readily than have the men, and
that, on the whole, they treat military
training with more seriousness.
President Roosevelt, on his recent visit
to the war plants, noticed that it was the
tools to speculate as to the identity of
their guest
In state after state, the call has gone
out for the voluntary registration of
women-t power, and from the prompt and
generous response, it seems that this res
ervoir of potential workers will not be
found wanting.
The majority Of women today are
awake to the fact that this is their war,
too. They may not realize, any more than
thousands of others, all of the sacrifices
which may have to come before it is won
But they're no longer content Just to
wish there was something they could do
to help; they're making it their business
to do that something.