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Evening star., 1942-03-22
Tropical Park Results
By the Associater Press.

BY the Assoclstec Prese
FIRST RAcE-Purse 81 900; claiming:
Nieht Tide (Milliean) 7.5O $50 $50
Bad Cold (MartineD 2.9O 26o
Arehed 1stTiekler) $50
Also ran-Kay,s Pride, High Luck Old
Whitley, Queen Echo. Sea Chanty., Wha
Hae, Chisre' Stuart B and comendador II.
SECOND EAcE.eurse $1,000: claim
Ing, iSg ,.;s 2-year7oIas; d furlo9Es ,eo ,oo
Implicit (strickerl 7.2O $40
Mersa MatTph5 'Mccreary) go
Also ran-Bsttle Lark, Maupeace: West
DAILY Double paid s1s.2o)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 200; allow
ances: 2--year-olds; 4 furlonss.
RbSey RGtSry d1TE RTiye ln.4.,, HAS $50 so Ssoo
My IA. zaea thompson 2ao
Ai;e s ran51es Clipper Is Amt South.
ern Yam. Dots Key and Glecomar.
FOURTH RAcE-Purs. 81 900: claim
siTor ms 4xeaToIas 1a and up fpF9ns
Balmy sprins CMeioche, 40 $50
Victory Bound (Brunelle) $50
Also Ai:ee' ranLArmy sons. Beau srannon
FIFTH RAcE-Purs.. 81 900; claiming;
o-scdI -U.uS Inlit dHu ~
Leb Light tStrickler $40 400 300
Spread EAGLE CMesdel $40 go
Misfying (Thompson) 40
Also ran-or Key. Michissn Sweet.
Town Hall. Snowline. Gay Fad. Praise.
worthy, Boot Hlsh and Marmeduke.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse $500 added:
Coral Gables Handicap 3-year-olds and
up: Is miles.
Midland Haas $50 $50 $50
Sgnator fStrickler) 1880 $50
Llanero (Atkinsonl 14.40
Time. ;49a. new track record
Also ran-Minnelusa Sir Marlboro. Get
on Alaking. Our Boots, Eternal Peace and
Choppy Sea.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing; 4year-olds and upward; l mile and
20 yards.
Blockader (HarrelD 1880 $40
Balloter CDe Lara $40
Time :441s.
Also ran-Waush Pop. Cousin Nan.
Hoptown Lass. Woodvale Lass. Ny Shadow
and Stimuli.
EIGHTH SAcEmpu5ss .5a s1,99o 1 ,I.. claim
Jumping Jill (Allsaier) 1880 $50
Portsmouth tWriEht) $40
Time 2:33ts.
Also ran@Memory Book. Shasta Mollie,
Tacheone. Pilatesun. Hup Nancy. Just
Tourist, Strident, Oversight, and Belfry
Chimes,
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Lafayette Rollers Nab
Two Of -Four Titles
In Juvenile Meet
joan Miller, Evors Leod
Girls, Juniors; TowIes,
Christine Mores Score

Lafayette Bowling Center young
sters walked off with two Of the
four titles in the annual boys and
girls city duckpin championships at
Columbia yesterday when 18-year-
old John Evans won junior hOnors
with a lusty three-game score of
387 and 15-year-old Joan Miller
triumphed in the girls division
with 1888.
Billy Towles, IS, of King Pin
fired $50 to win the boys champion
ship. while 17-year- Christine
Mores of Columbia was victorious
in the girls junior division with
34S. Towles has been in and out
of the spotlight all season. He re
Gently posted consecutive sets OF
423 and All in National Capital
and ST. Martins Leagues.
Evans rolled like {. seasoned vet
eran to top the efforts of Runnerup
Hal Sheppard of King Pin by 81 pins
with games of l28, 1874 and l25.
Games of LOG, LOG and l2l gave
Miss Miller, Washington and
Lee student, victory over Nancy
Leary of Brookland by 27 pins.
Billy Gosnell of Lafayette and
Corinne Kallio of Columbia shared
the runnerup spot in the Junior
girls class with 338 each. Miss
Mores, the winner, posted games OF
113. 116 and 1l9.
Morton Z-1Serman of Columbia
was second in the boys class with
318.
The event drew a field OF "a boys
and II girls. The winners will rep
resent Washington in their respec-
tive classes in the National Duck
pin Bowling Congress champion
ships at Baltimore next month.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Szabo, Called Champ
Rass|er, 10 TussIe
With E, Dusek

Sander Szabo. holder OF the Ma
tional wrestling Association cham
pionship. will be the featured grap-
nler at turner's Arena next Thurs
day night.
Szabo. known as the Hungarian
Adonis. will defend his title against
Ernie Dusek Of Nebraska IN a one
hour time limit bout.
When last seen here, which was
about four months ago, Szabo was
engaged in a wild and woolly battle
with the Green Hornet (Big Jim
Henry. Ed (Strangler) Lewis ref
creed the bout and disquaif1ed the
Hornet for unnecessary roughness.
Dusek has won his last four bouts
at the arena this season.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Racing Selections
For omorroW

CONSENSUS Al 1hOf1CAL
PARK East.
By the Associated Press,
Total Victory. Bolo Tie. Daring.
2-Hanid. Handy Justice, Tberius.
eLady Lyonors. Borders Boy, Bold
Risk.
boy Angler. Ballinderry. Armor
Bearer.
SPortable. Airspring. Yellow
Ballad.
e-Augury. e. Porter's Cap. De Kalb.
Light Sweeper, Lovely Dawn,
Grand Central.
S-Handiboy, g. Singing Heels, Migal
Fay.
s-Liberty Sand, Bold Turk, Noble
Boy.
Best bet-Portable.
OAKLAWN PARK East.
BY the Louisville Times.
Red Go, My Crest, Clock Time.
2-Silver Tip. Momentito. Duke
Saxon.
80. K. Mullen. Tartarus. Hi Gold
+Countmein. Bay Flash. Plucky
Muffin.
1Latepass. Journey On. Penns-
burg.
6-Whichaway. Our Bud. Ariel Rose
7-San Francisco. Lonely Road
Port O. Call.
8-Lyner. Conscript. Essjaytee.
Best bet-LatepaSS.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Elite Of u. ). Racing
May Be Matched in
Clark Handicap
Batch Of Big Winners
In List of 66 Named
For Race at Downs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY. March al
Whrlaway, Alsab. The Rhymer, Sun
Again, Gallahadion, Some Chance,
Sweepida. Our Boots.
Like to see 'em race? On the
same track? All together?
Don't look now. but it's at least
a theoretical possibility in the Clark
Handicap at Churchill Downs April
25. They're all nominated for the
opening day 11/16-mile feature,
along with such stars as Steel Heels.
Best Seller, Aonbarr, Altal. Wis
county, Sirocco, Joe Schenck and
Technician.
Thus the nominations announced
today contain all the explosive pos
sibilities OF two Kentucky Derby
winners. Whirlaway last year and
Gallahadion in 1910; this seasons
Widener Handicap winner, The
Rhymer: two Belmont Futurity win
ners. Our Boots of 1910 and Some
Chance last year. and the last Santa
Anita Derby winner, Sweepida.
Alsab, Sun Again Favored.
And Just in case you' hadn't heard.
Alsab. top 2-year-old Of l94l, and
Sun Again shape up as co-favorites
thus far for this years Kentucky
Derby on May 2.
How much of this field may fade
out via the withdrawal route be-
fore the parade for the s2,500-added
Clark is something to guess about.
but the Downs says stall reserva-
tions have been made for all.
The Clark nominations total 66,
including ten 3-year- -olds, and the
boys who have a face -to-face ac-
uuaintance with the back stretch
allow as how the list is the hottest
named for a Kentucky race. except
the Derby. In couple of decades.
Calumet Leading Subscriber.
Whirlaway, Sun Again and Some
Chance. now en- route back to the
bluegrass after an idle winter in
California, are 3 CT the II noml-
mated by Warren Wright's Calumet
Farm, the leading subscriber. Their
bluegrass neighbor, E. R. Bradley S
Best Seller, incidentally. ran no
slouch of a second to The Rhymer
in the Widener.
Besides The Rhymer. Mrs. Payne
Whitney's Greentree Stable nomi-
mated Swing and Sway. Milky Way
Farms coupled up The Greek with
Gallahadion. Mrs. AL Sabth's sole
nominee was Alsab, expected at the
Downs in the near future to prep
for the Derby after sharp sag IN
his racing fortunes In Florida.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Franks S Boy Winner
Al 0akIawn Park
In Photo Finish
Marriage Runs Second;
Pirate Also Victor
In Tight Contest
py the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS. AK. March al
Franks Boy. Mrs. J. L. Chesney's
great stretch-running 6-year-old
chestnut horse, won the $1,000
Majestic Hotel Handicap today at
Oaklawn Park in a photo finish with
Coward and Dupuy's Marriage.
Jockey D. Scurlock brought the
winner over the 6-furlong course in
1:12.
Louis B. Mayors 3-year-old Kings
Abbey. making his first start at
Oaklawn. was third.
Johnny Westrope rode L. Barker's
Pirate to victory in the $500
Waukesha Hotel Purse in a close
finish with Three Clovers, r. G..
Whittingtons roam gelding. N. Ras-
mussen's Vegas Justice showed.
Pirates time for the 1/l6-mile
route was l:443s.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Midland Sets Record
With Easy Victory
In Coral Gables
Sienctor Second us Ace
Of Howard Barn Runs
Away From Nine
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TROPICAL PARK, Fla. March 81.
racegoers wonder how he
could have run SO dismally in the
recent Widener Handicap, Charles
S. Howard's Midland today came
through with record-breaking tri-
umph in the 11s mile Coral Gables
Handicap before crowd Of 9,3l9.
The big Oregon-bred 5-year-old.
a $650-for-$2 favorite in the field
of 10 classy thoroughbreds, just
galloped away from his opposition.
scoring by five lengths. with Leon
Buddy Haas enjoying the ride.
The bay bounder from the West
completed the furlongs in 1895
under top weight of 125 pounds,
clipping two-fifths of a second from
the mark established about year
ago by Bonzar His share Of the
purse was s6,165.
Signator Runs Second.
Herbert M. Woolf's Signator and
J. w. Dial's Ilanero were next past
the wire, two lengths apart. Then
came the Royce G. Martins Our
Boots to finish fourth. just as he
did in the Widener. Get Off. also
we'll played, was in the ruck all the
way.
The Midland that ran today ap-
peared more the horse that became
the Howard Stables first-stringer
after the retirement Of Seabiscuit.
In scoring his second victory in
four winter outings, the California
refugee was not extended.
Others Seem Standing Still.
Haas broke him WELL allowed the
veteran to ease of the leaders in
the early stages, then made his
move leaving the far side. Midland
shot into the lead as If the others
had stopped for drink Of water
midway of the big bend. He Just
breezed into a long lead and won
in hollow fashion.
Signator, always rated a sprinter,
showed a fine effort. He raced
Llanero and Sir Marlboro. the grass
champ, into submission while setting
the pace. but was no match for
Midland. Ll2nero just lasted to head
Our Boots, the second choice. which
came from far back while Get Of
was remaining in the ruck.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
ap Dupinners After Lawe Today Three Attractive Tournaments
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Manager Clyde Milan got
three hits and three runs to show
the boys how as the Mats avenged
last weeks defeat by turning
back the Red SoX. 7-3, in an ex-
hibition game at Tampa George
Mogridge was the most impress
sive pitcher, giving only one hit
in three innings.
Aubrey Devine, all-American
football player at Iowa, is a real
all-around athlete. He earned a
basket ball letter this season,
bringing his total to eight. He
also is a track star.
The sensational work of
Catcher Hartnett, rookie player
with the Cubs, is the talk of the
Catalina Island, Calf, training
camp.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
u, Of N. Horse Show
April 4 Will Offer
LIST Of 18 Events

University of Maryland's Riding
Club will stage its second annual
horse show on April 4 on the campus
with program of 18 events. 1t will
be held on the grounds adjacent to
the General Service Building on the
Washington Baltimore boulevard.
Humphrey Finney. instructor In
light horse production. will serve
as Judge.
Whitney Aitcheson has put up a
trophy for the hunter hack class
and an award will be offered by the
Riding Club for the best working
hunter. There also will be an open
event for student riders.
DR.. H. c. Byrd, president OF the
university, will present the prizes.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Two $4,000 Events
Put on Program at
Detroit Track
a, tn, Associated Press.

D, tn, Associated Press.
DETROIT. March 1.-Two $40 ,OOo
handicaps, double last years cell
ing for feature purses, were an
nounced today for the 73-day race
meeting opening May % at FAR
Grounds track by Charles F. Henry
secretary of the Detroit Racing AS
ISOLATION.
A $4,000 Governors Handicap Tor
s-year-olds and upward at 6 fur-
longs will be run July Is and q
slo 900 added Frontier Handicap for
3-year-olds and upward at one nile
and one-sixteenth is scheduled Aug
ust 8.
Also on the program are II handi-
cap races at 5000 and "A at $4,000
added. Highest purses last year
were 5000.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Grid Statistics Bureau
Will Be Moved to East
PrtteA Associated Press.

Hy tie Associated Press.
SEATTLE, March 21-The Amer
ican Football Statistical Bureau is
heading East.
Homer F. Cooke, jr.. executive Sec
retary of the bureau. said today the
bureaus quarters would be estab-
lished in New York City in May and
that Offices would be set up in
Chicago in August for the 1912 foot
ball season.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Record Field 10 Roll
In Women's Event
AT Lucky Strike =
Novel SineIe-Pin Meet
At Temple, Baltimore
Contest Lure Men

Many Capital bowlers will see
action in three tournaments today
with the third annual Lucky Strike
women's handicap scheduled at
Lucky Strike, the single-pin event
at Northeast Temple and the
seventh annual Johnny Ruppel-
Johnny Vaeth Memorial at Balu-
more's Regent drives.
Margaret Smith of Convention
Hall and Mary Magnetic OF Ana
costa Spillway. co-defending cham
pions, head list Of more than 100
fair rollers with averages of lob
and under for the Lucky Strike at
traction to get under way at 3 this
afternoon.
Lucky Strike Draws Stars.
Conspicuous in the big field which
promises to exceed by far last years
entry of 80 will be Hilda Sprinkle,
comely Rosslyn roller who last week
end missed winning top prize In the
Bill Wood handicap by l6 pins when
she capped a 1907 score that in
cluded 66-pin handicap with l53
single and a 606 fivegame count
from scratch.
Practically every roller in the IA
club District Ladies' League. the
city's premier womens circuit, Is
eligible.
Boots" Workman Of Rendezvous,
Corinne Hauser, King Pin captain,
and her teammate, Kitty Mulroe,
and Louise Battaglia Of Convention
Hall, who sparkled In the Bill Wood
event, are in the field which also is
expected to include Thelma SIM
mers. Mary Fike. Lois Gladdng.
Virginia Wright, Marian Workman,
ALVIN Clarke. Marie Spates, Mildred
Greene, Frances Wilson, Martha
Biggs, Anna Daut and Ruth NC
Clintic. Mae Robinson and Esther
Bower, leading G. P. o. rollers,
gained free rides as winners OF a
Washington Ladies League prelim-
tnary.
Contestants with averages under
lo8 will receive a two-thlrds handl-
cap.
Novel Event at Temple.
busting cobwebs off a novel event,
Ollie Pacini, sharpshooting Temple
pilot. will be host to many OF the
city's leading duckpinners when ne
gets the first days rolling in the
sinele-pin tournament under way at
this afternoon. Contestants Will
fire at so pins in succession. Inc
event also is scheduled for the next
two Sundays.
II Karl Gochenour is as hot IN
Baltimore tonight as he was IN the
recent st. Patrick day mixed doubles
at Silver Spring that he dominated
with a single of 1874, flve-game SCI
of 725 and 10-game total OF 1868,
he'll be hard to beat in the six
game Ruppel-Veath tournament
He was the winner in 1888. DICK
Arthur of Baltimore is defending
champion. .r,
Lou jenkins and Cletus Pannell
each will be seeking his fourth
major victory of the season. A TIL
uuuh for jenkins would further his
determined bid for No. l national
honors. He tops all the leading
duckpinners of the East. with an
average of 100 for more than 2oo
games.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Official Urges Tracks
Aid Service Relief

Bv Tie Assoc1ated Press.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va. March
21.-A proposal that race-track op-
orators in the United States give
one-half of their revenue from
breakage to Army and Navy relief
societies was advanced today by
James M. Mason, Sd, secretary and
general counsel of the National
Horsemen's Guild.
He also proposed that at least q
portion of winning purses be paid
In Defense bonds.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
BeIk Horses to Race
At Bowie Meeting
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March
2l.-The string of six race horses
owned by j. P. BeK will be shipped
Monday from Keswick, where they
have been wintering, to Bowie for
the opening of the Maryland spring
racing season April l.
Belk is head Of both the National
Horsemen's Protective Association
and the Horsemen's Guild. Top
horse of his sextet is Sir Counsellor,
3-year-old winner on Delaware and
New York tracks last season.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Hall Is Trop Winner
With AZ Out Of so

Duck-hunting weather held down
the number of shooters, but not the
scores, yesterday at the weekly meet
ing of the Washington Gun Club At
Benning. Col. J. r. Hall, club presi-
dent, missed only 3 Of his 50-target
quota In taking the first event.
Club Secretary r. D. Morgan made
It a good day for officers when he
took the handicap with 10 perfect
shots Of his IS.
Summaries.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Gets Fort Meade Title

FORT GEORGE G. MEADE,
March 81 P.-A match-play basket
ball tournament to decide a post
champion ended with Company A,
64th Signal Battalion, the winner
and only undefeated team.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Mounts to Stress BOXING

EMMITSBURG, Md, March 81
R,.-Mount St. Mary's College has
added a boxing course for "all able
bodied students" as a part of the
colleges participation In an ex-
panded national defense physical
fitness program.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

Alma. Mtstietoe. Wawmour' otto's Choice
'na fi.la! AG00'
Art Of War dzutelt) 1900 500 40
Yesteryear lBianco) 4.5O 40
Polaris (KeipeD 1870
Also Ardenen; Paddy, Paddy ,,I5I.,: nlss:
Tom: Eudron and Edasel
DAILY Double paid s37 4o)
THIRD RAcE-purs., $500: claiming;
Sood p Pattern m eG5oTeiD 1870 ssso ssssc 4sc
Also ran-Hirnuv. Black Heels. Doctor
Reder. Phantom Lady Grand sonny
stell fKnovn' Jack o'Hars and CaFiar-
fField.
ances: 4-year-olds and upTa5d; IN Il m,lss so
Pirate fWestrooeI $40 5Sn 80
Three Clovers tDattilo) 10 80
VEGAS Justice Longden) 5.3o
Also ranLHsppy Hunting: acaeodemSon;
ch Rse STsneb sDd ao
.aA C Bostwick entry, bJ. X. Hous-
sells entry.
FIFTH RACE-purse, 81 900: handicap:
3-year -olds and upward: 6 fulones tchuteo
Franks Bov ,Scurlock) 80 $50 34n
Marriage (Kine) $50 81
Kings Abbey tWeetrope) 6oo
Also ranIBook Plate. Alhslon, 6 Fl, Iy:
Johnny Jr.. Powder Puff and Little
Reynolds Bros entry
SIXTH RAcE-purs. 500: claiming:
A De !. nnilec
Forsooth fGlideweln 7.40 $50 $50
New Enelarder lParise) 100 $50
Lou Hans tBrooks) s4O
Time. 1:457x.
Also ran-Blon Gls fTelleysne. Hoot
Owl. Hadmore. Good Taste. fChin Music,
Jacscarf and Molasses Mibs. filed.
SEVENTH RACE-Pu-sc. $500: claim
ing: 4-year-olds end upward miles.
Pari Sucre tDattiloN 500 $50 3.9n
fAldridee fGlidewelD 6.1o $50
Swain tAdams) 40
Time LA
Also ran-Don Moss. casot. Pari King.
Fair Player, Manila Bav. Battery. Allen
Jay and EVIL Spirit fField.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming:
4siyear-olds ;i,e H;dI and upward; miIes so $50
Little Tramp lGlidewelD $50 $40
Soman (Dattilo) 3.2o
Also ran-Holl Image strolline By. MY
Echo. Conville, Gendarme Spanish Belle,
Florian II. fArcadian and Arky. fF1eld.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

If freshmen are used this year,
Georgia has two budding stars in
AL Perl and Sonny Lord.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
W'idmeyer's Mark Oldest

Earl Widmyer's So for the 60
yard indoor course Is the oldest
puthern Conference track record:
Evening star., 1942-03-22
SIXTH RACE-PORTER'S CAP,
AUGURY, BULL REICH.

PORTER'S CAP has worked
well enough to get the nod among
this field of fast sprinters. The
one to beat is AUGURY. which
ran her last in Ito fiat, equaling
the track record. BULL REICH
is getting good.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

BEST BEL
FIRST RACE-LIGHT CHASER,
BOLO TIE, HALCYON
ROCK.
The J. H. Whitney colt ap-
pears much the best. BOLO
TIE is speedy and is conceded an
excellent money chance. HAL
CYON ROCK is well liked by the
clockers.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
EIGHTH RACE-JUNCO, HAN.
DIBOY, HOPE DIAMOND.

JUNCO hardly can find an
easier spot than this. HANDI-
BOY should be on top as far as
he goes. Tab HOPE DIAMOND.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
FOURTH RACE+BOY AN
GIL e r, BALL1NDERRY,


BOY ANGLER, judging from
the work-tab, may be hard to
defeat. The son of Burgoo King
ran a winning race to Beau
Brannon after getting off badly.
BALLINDERRY and MAR LIE
are possibilities.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

FIFTH RACE = AIDA hOSS,
FATE, AIRSPRING.
ALBATROSS is about ready to
spring a surprise and this may be
the spot. Worked 3 furlongs in
0:3425 recently. FATE may
wake up at a long price. AIR
SPRING for the show award.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
THIRD RACE GRANDIOSO,
WHITE HOPE, BORDERS

Trainer Hoskins has found a
snug spot for his gelding and,
on New Orleans form, should
win easily. WHITE HOPE won
two at Hialeah and is fit. BOR-
DER'S BOY may be dangerous.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
OukIuwn Park Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 500: claiming;
4-year-olds and upward; 8 furlcngs.
Jayfcee tV1dder) 400 $50 $50
Pops Rival tParise) $50 $40
Fair Hero (Higley) 1910
Time, .122s.
Also ran-Devils Frolic, Fountain Grove.
Dawn Portage. BlTston Manor, Pearl
Alma. Mistletoe. I Wawmour. Otto's Choice
and Ambo.
filed.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

SECOND RACE-HIGH PLAID,
ALJACK, HANDY JUSTICE.
HIGH PLAID appears to be
we'll suited here and the son Of
High Time should be fancy
price. ALJACK qualities as a
dangerous contender. HANDY
JUSTICE arrived from New Or
leans in the pink.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

SEVENTH RACE - CURWEN,
GRAND CENTRAL, LOVE-
LY DAWN.
CURWEN is the clocker's spe-
cial and they are very sweet on
the gelding's chances. GRAND
CENTRAL is much better than
the form would indicate. LOVE-
LY DAWN Is well placed.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Tropical Park

BEST BET-BOY ANGLER.
Evening star., 1942-03-22
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse. 800: claiming;
Georoiu Grooms Frosh

xArprentice allowance claimed.
Fast.
Evening star., 1942-03-22

1R, FIFTH RACE -ALBATROSS,
Evening star., 1942-06-26
GET IN THE
SCRAP! help
WIN NTHEWAR!

Bring your old tires, gar
den hose, hot-water bottles,
ETC., to any gas dealer -.
before July lst.
The need is urgent. The
war won't wait. So get in
as much as you can-as
soon as you can.
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-09-28

the war.
President Murray. calling upon
information of the region gained in
Is years of negotiation with an
thracite operators, warned:
considering the competitive en-
croachment which has taken place
in recent years upon anthracite. the
future of this area is doubtful un-
less the people here do something
about It,"
He urged a drive to have the
government assist in establishing
other industries in the territory.
SPEAKS ON RADIO
Invited here by his old friend.
Rev. John J. O'Donnell, st. Mary's
pastor. President Murray during
the afternoon broadcast on four
station hookup to the entire anthra-
cite area issued an urgent plea to
go all out for maximum produc-
ton for the war effort because
this Is labor's war"
The CLIO president did not men,
ton John L. Lewis by name once
during his 15-minute broadcast
heard by many thousands from one
end of the anthracite area to the
other but he made reference sew
eral times to Dictatorship.
This is truly labor's war;" MUIR
ray broadcast. "Dictators seek to
break mems spirits. to dominate
their very lives. In occupied Eur
ope this takes the form of a firing
squad. Dictators in this country
resort to other reprisals. Men in
all walks of life are paying momen-
tary penalties because they hold
principles above positions or titles
because they refused to be a
stooge for some self-satisfied Off
clal. or that timber is freedom
built.
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