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La gaceta., 1942-11-23

predomina con ell rojo Y con el
amarillo, asf como con negro y
Jlanc, por ejemplo; los verdes
(combinaci6n de azul y amari-
MOI los azules-grises, verdes-
CRISES, violetas-azJLes. etc.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

todas elias sobresale la nota pa
tri6tica. Otra de las actividades
que a adquiriendo mayor impor-
tancia cada dia, es la representa-
cion cinematografca de escenas de
la vida militar en- los diferentes
campos de entrenamiento. Hasta
ell p~resente, ascienden a 200 las
pelfculas que Sc han hecho de este
genera. Cerca de 100, representa-
do caricaturas animadas, han sido
produoidas en- los Nestudios de Walt
Disney para la Armada de los
Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
FUSILADOS
POR LOS NAZIS

LOndres, Nov. 23.-La radio
alemana anuncia que II holande
ses fueron ejscutados en- Arm
hem por realizar actos de sabo-
tale.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23

gastricos; asi a menudo ayuda a
'onstruir resistencia para los dias de
orueba que vienen. o tornado como Sc
'rdena, 3 dias antes del tempo
CARDUI ayuda a mitigar ell dolor
5olamente %producido por causas pc
riodicas funcionales.
Prueba el CARDUI. Durante 60
amos miles de mujeres han expresado
la creencia de habr sido ayudadas
por 81.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
TO RELEASE FLO OF
LIVER BILE

Get a bottle Of Kruschen Salts tonight.
Half an hour be.Ore breakfast, take as much
as VIII lie on a dime In a glass Of water Chot
or cold) or In your morning cup OF tea Or
coffee and keep this up for 30 days. Kruschen
taken this way helps relieve such symptoms
as SICK headaches, bowel ~sluggishness and
so-called bilious indigestion when due TO In
suficient flow Of bile from the gall-bIadder.
You can get kruschen, a famous English
formula made In the u. s. A., at any drug
store. You must be satisfied or money back.
La gaceta., 1942-11-23
FL color de los Decorados Interiors;


y ex P~residenta de la sociedad Femenina Lyceun
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Stinltte DeS Golfes fir
DaS eSoiepbtnltnt

Siermit ienoe id Sbnen einen
Dollar, BEN ib au gbren Der Mltter,
gottes gum Danf fir bic grborune
elmer 8itte peripro9eu batte. - S.
g, ga.
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gitliegeno @abe bon $500 fir oie
Staoenten nno $4,000 3ur lallfenben
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@rbor,tng elmer 8itte berIroben bat.
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i'd Der fpro6en bate, uenn lneine 8it,
tie erbort ,piiroe. Sic lit, @ott iei
9ant, erb0rt tporoen.-M. g., aanI.
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9as eiuige Meid ber &ir6e Suites

&aiierfrone ilnb erfldrt bas gbrilten.
tlm 5ur Staatsreligion.
Sultan, Ser gbtrii1nige, nilmnt
ben aanpf fir oos iterbenoe Seioen'
tltn ipieoer auf. gr min sic gbriiten
.als Oulnmfopie uno SinIterlinse
binitelen lmo erldBt besbalb eiu @e.
ieb, tponad feill Gbrilt 2ebrer, &iinit-
Ter, Staatsbeamter fem ourfte. SD
min Dem 9sasarener Sen Sarg ibon
5irnnern", ipottet er. - ltnb mas
geio5iebt2 &ad elmer Gesierures5eit
bon fnapp 20 Monaten itirbt er 80
Sabre alt,. I'M peritI6en Selbsuge.
Sterbeno mari er cine Sanbpom 8lnt
gegen Sirnmel nno rief aus: 60
lilder ou bait eeiiegt."
8obI ipeniee Wienlhem batten Ell.
men ioIden SOB eeaen &irde uno
8apit wie Der nnsliidlibe, abgefalle.
ne Augultinernonb Mnrtin 2utber.
Seine &usfdlle unb 5bmdbreben iino
10 leioenidaftlid l1nb 10 beftig, bob
man iid ernitlib fraeen nuB, Oh er
iie geiun6en Sinnes nieoergeidriebem
bat. 2utber 1T seitorbe,. Ser an
ipeien6e Mr5t, Or. Moam 2anoa,1, be-
ri6tet BLOB, n9utber babe ein ibred.
li6es gnoe senommen, oa er in ser
Nadt ,,nperiebens geitorben, na6oen.
er f,lra aupor reidlid gegeiien uno
getrunfen bate" Ga1t 400 Sabre
iino iiber iein Grab bingeaogen. @ein
Berf lit 5eripaltet unb aerfliiftet, in
boiler Mufl0iung begriffen. Bon Gu
TIERS geformtperf 1T nidts ,nebr
iibriggebIieben. Mber Der bon ib,n
|geidmdbte 8apit uno sic Stride leben
nod.
8eim Slang bes Momens ysapo-
leon aitterte gan8 europa. Mud er
begann 1T ieinem groberunesitols uno
11ebern,ut BEN &un1pf gegen sic ia
tboliide Stride. Wentge Sabre beree-
ben - Ser nnGdtige Napoleon berIiert
arone ino @eib. Muf ser tpii}ten
Selfeniniel ct. 9elena finoet er ein
einiames, rubeloies @rab. ,Die
Stride, Die er berfolgte, lebt nod unb
preoigt @ottes araft ie6em fommen-
6en @efhlehte."
gor einem balben Sabrbunoert
tobte in Deutidlano Der ailItur-
fan1pf. Rl0iter iperoen aufgebobe,t,
libr germosen uperitaatlidt", bum
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Usittipod, Ben II. SUM 1912

oie milo nmberlaufenbem Saien in
Die Sonatenpflan5llng binein5uiage,l.
gs fonnte ibn pafiieren, oaB er ltdd)-
Iten Sonntag an elmer Spa5ierfabrt
na6 Warpspiae teilaunebmen Sic @e-
legenbeit bdtte.
X
lin auf lnIere sontatenpflanaune
auriidaufomnle,l, iiberb0rten mir cine
bon BEN 5troenten ipdbren6 oes sfn.
pflansens gepflegte l1nterbaltuna:
sd mobte MIR germ tpi{ie,t ob er
(oanlit tpar Der Sdahmeifter ee.
.neint). ie einen @arten sebabt bot.''
nBer ipiro ndbreno oes 5onlmers
oas I1nfraut beiorgen?"
u@emiiie aieben lit ibnlid tpie bic
Mrbeit in elmer Sanlilie, es geb6rt
baau cine Mutter."
nBns ipia er MIR anfangen init
atpet gonnen Somaten nitten in
SuIi?"
9ie ganse l1nterbaltung beslpedte
sic 8eidrdnfllng Der Inpflan5ung.
mas aber feinesmegs erreidt tuuroe.
X
gir eriuben uniere 2eler, in il.
ren @e6eten fiir oie Seelenrube oes
in Dubuque, Soipa, peritorbenen &il-
liam Ser5og 5lt eeoenfen, pelder Die
Stuoe1,ten IN ieil,em Seltamente be.
oaht bot.
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oStat Grnr, 0unt bolpitlir or
bis. - 9as areus itebt felt, in-
oes Ser groball rolt."
Gem 5eljen Betri entlang auf
Dem Gbriitus feline Stride eebaut bot
roIler Die sssabrbunoerte borbei. Die
an oen l1fern oes 3eitenitrpnes nit
nlenIhliber Gieienfraft erballten Gp=
naItien uno Geihe, bie nit aller iroi-
ihen grddt allsgeitatteten itol5en
@eidlebter, iie ane iinb oabin. Sour
cine geihidtltde grinner1ng an iie
lit gebliebelt.
gt,lr ei1 Meid, bas auI bem llns
5eritorbaren 5elien 8etri erbaut NOR
ben, bat ieit ieilrer @rii,loung alien
5tiirmen getrokt, ale gerfolguneen
iiberitanoen, itebt beute IN iugenoli=
der, ilniiberipinbliber araft oa. 9ie
6einbe unb @iberiader ber fatboli-
| fben Stride tpuroen ,,idt n1iioe, bas
2ieo bon ibrer1 naben gnbe at iins
gen. Mebr als eintnal beiubelten iie
ibren llntergang.. Aber, tpabreno lie
biele alien 2ieblein nod neueren Me-
looien iingen, ulterben iie', tuie i6on
Der FL. Gleuitin iegt, ,,alle ielber oa-
bin. Dn Stride Gbriitt aber lebt
| fort unb prebigt @ottes &raft ie6em
Ifolsenoet @elbledt.
Inter Dem ntd1tigen &aiier bes
lmdbtigen ronliihen Neides, DiocIes
tian (284-3O5) tpiitete i'm r6n1i-
l1hen @eltreihe Die lette, aber eri,n=
migite gbriitenberfo1gung. Sdon i'm
eriten Monat jon iib bie 3abI Ser
driitliden Martbrer i'm eanaen Mei-
de .a,tf 15- Bis $1,000 belailfen ba-
ben. Die Berfolg,ng mar 10 plan=
mdbie arrangiert 10 anoauerno ,tno
Ifurdtbar, 6aB man menibliheripeiie
am gat,aen ltntereang bes gbriiten-
tuns nibt atpeifeln fonnte. Sdon er-
ridtete man I'M ipaniiben Cell bes
ron,iiden Nei9es bent @aiier More
moridllert, ,tpegen 8ertilgung bes
|driitlihen Namens";; man pr6gte
IDenfniinaen nit Ser Snibrift ,,Mah
Ausrottung bes gbriitentims".
Aber tpdbrenb sic 6einbe iiber bel,
ltntergang Der iungen Stride inbel-
ten, aog oieie I'M 5iegeslauf our6 bas
romiid)e &eid. - Ser &aiier itirbt
nno nad fltraer 3eit pflanat Som
ftantin oas @reua auf Die r0n,iide
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Mns bent Soiepbtnn,ll

9as idolaitiide Sobr fam am z.
sunni 5ltm stbidlub uad Der 5tpeitel1
81. Meiie I'M s.45 ltbr. Sen stu-
oenten ipuroe sum abid)ieo cine f,tr5e
Serienaniprade aeeeben iiber Die
strt lrno 8eile, pie tie sic Serien ar
ibrem geiitigen lno f0rperliben Nut-
gen berbringen ltno in inniger Sc
neinl6aft NIT Dem guGariltiiben
Seilano berfebren iollter. :
9ie @ltcrll iperoen eriudt, nit.
5llmirfen, ban1it oie Stuoenten ibre
Jerien nob BEN Gorl6riften uno i'm
Sinne Der Stride nerbringe,l. 9ie
Stiloenten erbalten einen 8rief, bert
tie ibren eltern uno ibrenl Stp. Serrn
gfarrer llnferbreitelt. Dieier Brief
entbalt in 5orm bon 5ragen oie fiib-
renoen 9tormen fiir oas 8etragen ei.
nes iiG auf oas Brieltertltln bprberei-
tenoen Stuoenten. S6pn piele geru-
fe gingen ourb ote Sintoniebune biee
fer gorlbrifte,tz perloren.
@ir iino iiber5eret, DOB piele &nas
ben, tpeIde BEN 8eruf uno ben @unih
5um Srieiteritanbe baben, Die aabl~
rei6en gorteile, tpelbe oas Soiepbi-
NUM- bietet, nibt fennen. 8ir ipiirbet,
ltniern 2eiern iebr banfbar iein, tpenn
tie iolbe &naben auf uniere anitalt
aufmerfiam MAIDEN ipiirben.
| X
Son uniern 9beologeu miro ber-
langt, Dob fie ipabreno Der CONNER.
ferien cine abbanblung nad ibrer
eigenen ausnabl iiber elm 9benla aus
benz Dogma, Der 2itlraie ODER Der
Sl. Sdrift berfailen. Dieielbe ion
|nidt tpenieer nls 1000 @prte uno
lnidt iiber 1000 @orte entbalten uno
,nuB bor bent Is. Suli an ben Nef=
tor eingeianot iperben. Sn ibrer stpeis
ten Mbbanbluns, sic am 20. Mueuii
fdnig lit, ion elm gaius aus Ser Neo.
raltbeologie gel0it iperoen. Die Mr.
belt iou ettpa 1900 Worte umfaiie,1.
X
Den Hbiloiopben oblieet es, eil'
Gbeina aus oer &ir6e,rseididte nad
eigener Babl at bebanbeln. Dieie
Arbeit muB Big allm Is. Suli abge-
liefert iein. Die atpeite' Mbbanoluna
iiber irsenoeine Jrase in Der asfeti-
j fhen 9beoloeie 1T Dor benz 90. Mu.
quit ein5uliefern. gs seniigt 6aal
bas 9eben zines Seiligen. Seoer oie.
ier artifel folIte atpiiden 1000 nnf
| 5000 Worte entbalten.
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MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

Ser Subilau1nsflaiie 1912 e,ttbie-
ten mir uniere ber5liditen @liidmiin<
ide. Sbr iilbernes Grieiteriubilaum
feiert naditebenoe Alunlnen: HeD.
albert Mlbel in Der Di0aeie &earnep;
Mes. Sobn 8rodtrup In Der Dioseie
.8ihmono; Reb. SSoiepb Doerr in Der
Dio5eie Hittsbursb; 9eb. 9eidolas
Donnap in ber Dioaeie. ct. @lo,.o !;
.&en. Sac. 8m. Hoit i1 Der grsoio<.
aseie philadelphia; Nep. Saul 5dmio
in Der 9i0aeie Sort Bapne;; Nep.
Nupert 9ragefer lit Der Dio5eic Ga,.
benport; Sfeb. Clement 8eitefa,np IN
ser graoiS5eie Neiparf.
Noeet alle nod redt biele Sabre
iegensreid i'm 9ienite @ottes arbei-
ten!
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@ieoerbolte @iulaoungen, nsmor
tie, ibren @alsbunb, nit in Die Sc
rien 81 nebmen llno slt pergeiie1t i'm
nieoersnbringen fielen anf tonbe
Sbren. Smofie anliiiiert fid eegen=
tpdrtig nit Dem @raben bon 2Obern
in oen 8llrmenbeeten uno es gereidt
ibm Sll gan5 beIo,loerent SergniigelL
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Stat Grl1r, onnt bolpitnr or
bis. 9as areu5 itebt felt, IN
DeS Ser Grobau rollt."
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6reiifeae 5n Gbren hes
bl. ,Sobamnes 9osco

Sum Nenban Oes
eSoiepbtnnms
Previously credited $617, ,674.02
Elmer J. Chaltry, Mich. 500
Total $671 ,677.02
Evening star., 1942-07-12
Won't Strikeout, Says Speaker,
With Count 3 and ? on Him

experts as the greatest center fielder
of all time-but he started in the
minors as a right-handed pitcher.
After he broke his salary wing, he
taught himself to throw left-handed
and changed into an outf1elder.
He was on three world champion
ship teams, in 1912 and 1915 with
the Boston Red Sox and in 1920 with
the Cleveland Indians, whom he
managed to their only pennant. Iris
lifetime batting average is .345.
Despite a week-old cold which he
considered trivial, he and Mrs.
Speaker went cruising with another
couple last weekend. Monday, he
stayed home to rest because he
wanted to see some old friends at
the American League-Service All
Star game here Tuesday. Chills
came Unexpectedly Monday night.
/ He was taken to Lakeside Hospital
with a temperature of 104 and
promptly was treated for pneumonia.
! The intestinal ailment developed
Wednesday and an operation was
performed that night.
He'll be all right if his spirit and
the best of care can pull him
through" Mrs. Speaker said, "but he
felt very badly about missing that
| All-Star game"
Evening star., 1942-07-12
Hubbe||, Giants Snap
From S|umps, End
Cards. Streak
HurIer Scores His First
Victory Since Moy II
In 8-to-3 Contest
3, the Associated Press.

bN Tue ASSOCldteu Press.
ST. LOUIS, July 11.-Carl Hubbell,
who hadn't won a game since May
II, and the New York Giants, who
hadn't won since the Fourth of July,
got together today and stopped the
St. Louis Cardinals. 8-3, swapping
a flve-game winning streak for the
Red Birds.
Hubbell, who has started only
against the Cards and the Brooklyn
Dodgers and has six defeats on his
record, kept nine hits fairly well
scattered. while the Giants pounded
three Cardinal hurlers for a dozen
blows.
Johnny Mize and Babe Barna led
the Giant attack, which routed
HOWE Pollet in the first inning and
tagged him with his fourth defeat
against as many wins. The Giants
turned four hits into three runs IN
the first frame.
Barna batted in four runs, three
of them with his sixth homer In the
eighth inning and another with a
single. Mize drove in three tallles
with a pair of singles and his 18TH
home run. His four-bagger would
have been only single had 1t not
taken a queer bounce past Terry
Moore and rolled to the center field
fence, 425 feet away.
Murry Dickson and Max Lanler
followed Pollet to the mound Tor
the Cardinals. Enos Slaughter and
Coaker Triplett wrapped a pair OF
singles around wild pitch for the
first st. Louis run in the first inning.
The Cards scored twice In the sixth
on singles by Triplett, Walker Cooper
and Johnny Hopp, with the help OF
another wild pitch and an infleld
Evening star., 1942-07-12

Pro golfers and their amateur
partners will gather at the Rolling
Road Golf Club of Catonsville, Md,
tomorrow to play in another OF
those joint PGA-MSGA affairs. It's
the opening gun of another big golf
week. Tuesday the junior linksmen
of Maryland will play at the Roland
Park course of the Baltimore
Country Club for the Maryland
junior open title. Eddie Johnston,
reigning Middle Atlantic junior
champ, will defend another title in
this junior open affair.
Feminine golfers around town
have a big one coming up at
two clubs Friday. It's the Post Cup
tourney in two classes, with Glass A
women to compete at Columbia
and Glass B players to 60 at Ken
wood. Entries will colse tomorrow
with Mrs. Carter Magruder, tourna-
ment chairman for the Womens
District Colt Association.
For while AL Houghton, pro
and president at Prince Georges,
was all upset over backStairs talk
about transferring the Maryland
open championship from his course
because the fairways were not IN
apple pie condition. The tourna-
ment venue won't be changed ana
Evening star., 1942-07-12
Servicemen Invited
To Participate in
Swimming Meet
Ranking Tonkers Of Both
Sexes to Vie in Welfare
Association Event

Ranking natators and mernaids
in the South Atlantic sector are ex-
pected to toe the starting line when
the city's first competitive meet Of
the season is called to order Tuesday
night, July 81, at East Potomac Park
pool
Sponsored by the District Welfare
and Recreational Association, the
affair will feature a 2O0-meter relay
for service teams in addition to the
usual number of events for men,
women and children.
The committee selected the date
with an eye to bringing in some Of
the better swimmers in the East, for
the big meet at Tarboro, N. c., is
scheduled the previous Saturday and
Sunday and it is hoped that some
contestants from this will be able
to stop over here for a day.
Adults will vie in 100-meter free
style, backstroke and breaststroke
races, and a 300-meter medley relay
has been tackled onto the mems
schedule. Fifty-meter races will be
staged for boys and girls under 16
years of age.
The meet is sanctioned by the
AAU and the 25-cent registration
fee will be waived for service, men,
who also are eligible for all open
events.
Evening star., 1942-07-12
Eastern Branch BOYS
Enjoy Big Variety
OF Summer Play

Eastern Branch Boys Club con-
tinues its busy summer athletic pro-
gram this week with regular COM
petition listed in baseball, indoor
baseball. volley ball, goal hi and
swimming.
The swimming program also In
cludes beginners and diving classes
and Red Cross water safety tests.
Badminton, paddle tennis and horse
shoes are other activities available
at the club.
This weeks schedule:
Indoor Baseball.
Tomorrow, Mats vs. Reds; "Wednesday
Yankees vs. Indians Friday. Reds vs. Yam
KEGS; all At 1:aS Vo,P.1 Rm Ran
:, Junior division@,.Tuesday' Reds Vs. s.h yam, !,
1so' / 20 p.m. % Friday. Phillies vs.. YANKEES;
$50 pm.
REDS PSes Iearn; Both vs. Nsts p%
day Mats VS.. Reds; k:,shai, siaR Pm
Peewees-Tuesday. Thursday, 10 am.
10 am. to 12 noon at Eastern HiRh.
Tomorrow. speei.I cci lrSehm Serinn.rs class. Red
Cross tests. elimination races,
besinners i Swimming Instruction. relay
Wednesday. Special beginners classes
Red Cross tests time trials.
Thursday, Srecial fancy diving classes,
beginners swimming instructions four-
Friday. special beginners classes. gold
nsh hunt 4:I5 p.mo.
Evening star., 1942-07-12
Lucy Rose Third Successive Year Named % No Woman
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today
Ry TIE Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, JULY 11.-Prob-
able pitchers for tomorrow's ma
jor league doubleheaders (won-
lost records in parentheses):
American League.
Cleveland at Washington-Mil-
mar (5-4 and A. Smith (7-5) VS..
Hudson (4-l0 and Newsom g.
12).
Detroit at New York-Benton
(6-5) and Trout (6-9) VS.. Ruffing
90 and Chandler (9-2).
st. Louis at observation-disclosures
(7-6) and Sundra (2-4) VS.. New
some (7-4 and Dobson GA.
Chicago at Philadelpllia-E,
Smith (2-l3) and Lee 900 VS..
L. Harris (9-5) and Wolff (8-S).
National League.
New York at Chicago-Lohr-
man CD and Schumacher (5-7
VS.. Warneke (6-4) and Bithorn
$50. g
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh-French
(9-0D and Head (6-4) VS.. Heint-,
zelman (6-9 and Lanning go j..
Boston at st. Louis-Tost (8-5)
and Donovan (1-4) VS.. Gumbert
go and White (3-4.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Hughes (4-9) and johnson $50
VS.. Wander Nicer CD and Rid
die t2-6).
Evening star., 1942-07-12
Braves Nip Cubs Lee,
AZ, in His Third Try
For 10Th Victory
By the Associated Press.

BY lne Associated ereSS-
CHICAGO, July 11.-Big Bill Lee
didn't endure long in his third ef-
fort to win his tenth game of the
season today, but he did remain
long enough to present the Braves
with 4-to-2 victory.
The Braves pummeled Lee for
four runs and five hits before he
was removed in the second inning
and the damage done was more
than the Cubs could overcome
against Manuel Salvo and Tom
Farley.
The Cubs thus suffered their fifth
defeat in the last six games. while
Lee now has lost six of his last
eight starts Les Fleming, in q
relief rHe, famed nine Braves.
The Braves scored one run in
the first off Lee and three in the
second with some lusty hitting, to-
gether with an error by Lou Stringer
and two wild pitches by Lee.
The Cubs managed a run in
the fourth and another in the sew
enth.
During the first five innings, they
were cut down four times by dou-
hle p11yS
Evening star., 1942-07-12
Shoots 116 Average
In Leagues, 122 in
Special Events
Lorraine GuIIi Second,
Lucille Young Third
In Official List

Lucy Rose Of Rosslyn last night
was named the No. woman bowler
of the Capital for the 1941-42 season
by the Ranking Committee of the
Washington Women's Duckpin As
sociation, which was headed by
Doris Goodall, president, and Esther
Burton, secretary
In gaining the title for the third
consecutive year. the comely Mrs
Rose with league averages OF ll6-
pit and 1926 for special events
again got the call over Lorraine
Gulli. Hi-Skor team captain and
former No. / national titleholder
for six successive years. Miss GUM S
marks were 1918 for league games
and 118-48 for tournaments.
Lucille Young Third.
Lucille Young, Chevy Chase Ice
Palace. gained the third spot in the
selections by virtue of her 1923 IN
leagues and 1865 in special COM
petition. Caroline Hiser OF Hyatts-
Vile chosen fourth, had averages OF
Hill in leagues and 12o-o6 IN
special events.
Alma Mehler of Silver Spring was
given the fifth spot in the charmed
circle. Her marks were 11l-72 IN
leagues and 11O-6o in tournaments.
Bine Moen of Hi-Skor was named
sixth with marks of 109-26 IN
leagues and 1922 in special events.
Jessie Sacrey Gets Nod.
Jessie Sacrey of Lafayette landed
seventh place with averages OF l09-
16o and 1886 to place over Mabene
Herring of Anacostia Spillway, VINO
had 1l1-9 in leagues and 1889 IN
tournaments.
Boots Petit Of Ice Palace was
voted ninth place with averages OF
1oa-95 and 107-42, while 1nez Bryan,
leading woman bowler OF Govern
ment Printing Office, completed the
list of the ranking 10 fair duck
pinners of the District. Her MARKS
were los-143 in leagues and 1902
In special events.
Honorable mention went to Lois
Gladding of Brookland, Vicky Crog-
gon. another OF Russ Diehls up
and-coming Brooklanders, and Ruby
Parry of Arlington.
Evening star., 1942-07-12
10 GaIIivant
And Chesapeake in
Regatta Openers
Poeeontry Marks Event
At Annapolis; Leading
Tests Listed Today
By MALCOLM LAMBORNE, Jr..


ANNAPOLIS, Md. July 11.-The
seventh annual regatta OF Annapo-
lis Yacht Club opened here this
afternoon amid colorful pageantry
typical of Chesapeake Bays larg-
est boating organization.
Gov. Herbert r. O'Conor of Mary
land, Rear Admiral John r. Bear
dali, superintendent of the Naval
Academy and former aide to Presi-
dent Roosevelt. and Glenn Martin,
head Of the Baltimore plane fac
tory were among spectators at the
close of the days two events--a l3-
mile cruising class race from Glib
son Island and a 11-mile race for
20-footers from West River.
Major portion of the regatta was
to be held tomorrow, two races
through the day for small classes
and single event for the larger
yachts. Comdr. C. C. Davis, United
States Navy, chairman of the Race
Committee, announced that entries
received at late hour today indi-
Gated a fleet of more than 140 boats
for tomorrows races-a fleet that
promised to equal peace-time turn
outs.
Gallivant, Chesapeake Win.
The race down from Gibson
Island, which started at 80 pm,
was won by Gallivant, the New
York "32" brought to the bay two
days ago by her owner, Norman
Owens of Baltimore. The trim sloop
flies the Gibson Island Yacht
Squadron flag and is the second
New York "32" on the bay.
Winner in the West River-An-
napolis race, which began off Gales
vile, at 3 pm, was Chesapeake,
sailed by young Buddy Hartge Of
West River. Close behind Chesa-
peake was Bill Heintz's Windward
sailed by Don Kanode Of Washing
ton. An Annapolis sailor, young
Neal Kramer, was third in Stormy.
Admiral Beardall and his staff
arrived at the yacht club in an
admirals barge and was greeted by
Peter H. Magruder, commodore Of
the club.
Gov. O'Conor. an enthusiastic re-
gatta follower, departed from his
usual custom Of arriving at such
affairs in the States flagship, the
Dupont, and appeared in landlubber
style-in an automobile.
Dupont in Coast Service.
The governor explained that the
Dupont now is In service with tho
United States Government as pa
troll craft in the Coast Guard Re-
serve.
The governor will assist in the
presentation Of trophies tomorrow
at 8 pm. at the clubhouse.
This week end also was the Ches-
apeake Bay Yacht Racing Associa-
tion's annual rendezvous, annually
held at one Of the bays regattas.
No formal dinner, as in past years.
was held tonight, party by Com
modore Magruder being the prin.
cipal attraction.
First race for the smaller classes,
in which a number Of Washington
sailors were entered, will begin at
$50 am, and the second at 2 pm.
The big cruising yachts, which start
at 10 am, will sail an 18-mile course
out in the bay. Included among the
entries were five yachts of the Naval
Academy.
About 20 midshipmen manned
boats will race in the smaller divi-
sion tomorrow.