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will place in the record when they
are received.
Senator Smathers, Democrat. Of
New Jersey interrupted to ask II
Jack Kelly of Philadelphia, director
of physical fitness. receives any sal
ary from the Government. Senator
Byrd replied he is not on a salary
but obtains his expenses.
Senator Byrd has cited the pro-
motion of athletics In the civilian
defense program as an example OF
non-essential activities that should
be dispensed with in time of war.
The list he placed in the record
follows:
Archery-H A. McCune, Ben
Pearson. Pine Bluff, Ark; Mrs
Myrtle Miller. New York.
Badminton-R. Ward Starrett,
Chicago: Miss Elizabeth Gilreath,
Chambersburg, Pa.
Bag punching-Albert A. Nino,
Upper Darby. Pa
Baseball-C. o. Brown, Cincinnati;
Raymond Dumont, Wichita, Kans.;
Homer Chilleaux, Indianapolis;
Harry Wolfer, Stanford, Calf
Basket ban-Miss Josephine Fiske,
Baltimore; Willard N. Greim, Den
yer; Mrs. Irwin Van Blarcom,
Wichita, Kans.
Bicycling DR.. Graydon NICK.
Powe.., Chicago.
Billiards - Charles c. Peterson,
Chicago.
Bobsled Matt Monahan. Lake
Placid, N. Y.
Bowing-John M. Willem, Chi
cago; Mrs. William Zang, New
Haven, Conn.
Senator Byrd said of this list
ing: "Mr. Willem. as national
bowling co-ordinator, I under
stand, is authorized to undertake
q national campaign to recruit
$4,000, 900 men, women and chill
dren for regular attendance at
bowling alleys to roll their way
to physical fitness. Mr.. Willem
has been identified to me as an
executive of the Stack-Globe
Advertising Agency, which ham
dies the account of the Bruns-
wick Bake -Collender Co. I am
informed the Brunswick Bake
Collender Co. holds virtual mo-
nopoly on the manufacture Of
bowling alleys, balls and pins.
If this information Is accurate,
this company, of course, will be
beneficiary of the advertising
resulting from such national
campaign as that proposed to be
undertaken by Mr.. Willem in his
official capacity as national
bowling co-ordinator.
Boxing-James Jay Braddock, New
York; Jack Depmsey, New York;
Spike Webb. Naval Academy, An
napolis; Lou Bloom, Cleveland.
Camping-Robert Lechner, Tren-
ton, N. j.: Miss Barbara Ellen Joy,
Hazelhurst, Wis.
Canoeing-Theodore G. Alteneder,
Philadelphia; Fred Grant, Cleve-
land; Miss Marjorie Camp, Iowa
City. Iowa.
cago.
Facilities, equipment, supplies
DR.. Frederick w. Luehring, Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania.
Fencing-William j. Hermann,
Philadelphia; Miss Frederick Bern
hard, Berkeley, Calf
Field hockey-Henry Greer, Rye,
N. Y; Miss Cynthia Wesson, Jen-
kintown, Pa.
Golf-Glenn H. Morris, Chicago;
Frank M. Hardt. Philadelphia; Jo-
seph C. Day. jr., New York; Jimmy
D'Angelo. JenkintoWn, Pa; William
F. Gordon, Conshokocken. Pa;
George w. Blossom, jr., New York;
Fred J. Corcoran, New York; Rob-
ert T. Jones, jr., Atlanta; Ed Dud-
ley. Philadelphia; Craig Wood, Chi
cago; Joseph S. Shaw. Bala. Pa;
Leonore Away, Cortland. NJ Y.
Handball-Arthur M. Wehrmann,
New York.
Hiking-Bernarr Macfadden, New
York.
Horseshoe pitching-Harry T.
Woodfeld, 1874 Nineteenth street
NE; George D. Chumard, Cincin-
natl.
Ice Hockey-Edward w. Stanley,
Clinton, N. Y.
Ice Skating-Irving Jaffee. For
est Hills, N. Y; Miss Mildred How
ard. South Hadley, Mass.
Industrial ctivities-Frank Gala
han, N. A. A. u, Schenectady. N Y.
Lacrosse-Louise Burbeck, Orange,
N. J.
Motor boating-Charles F. Chap
man, New York, N. Y; Victor Oris-
tano, New York.
Non-competitive outdoor activities
Edward M. Decker, New York.
Outing clubs-Miss Harriette Aull,
Northampton, Mass.
Paddle tennis, Frank Peer Beal,
New York,
Playgrounds-Nash Higgins, Tam
pa, Fla.
Riding-Miss Phyllis Van Vlett,
Berkeley, Calf.
Rifling-C. B. Lister, 1900 Rhode
Island avenue NV: Miss Helen
Taylor, George Washington Uni
versity.
Roller skating-Jim Morton, New
York; Mrs. J. M. Beatty, Baltimore
Sandlot sports-J. j. Tomlin, Phil
adelphia.
Skiing Langley, Barre,