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Evening star., 1942-06-25
Comdr. |. 5. Perry Heads
Naval Academy Athletics

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, June 25.-Comdr
Lyman S. Pop) Perry today was
named director Of athletics and head
of the physical training department
at the Naval Academy. stepping up
from the post of graduate manager
Of athletics. D.. -
He succeeds Capt H. E. 1Overesch,
appointed director May 28 and just
named commandant of midshipmen
at the academy.
Comdr. Perry is the second for
mer graduate manager in academy
history to get the higher post. Capt.
Overesch was the first. e. -a
Comdr. Perry became graduate
manager Of, athletics in December,
1910. He was an all-America guard
for Navy in 1918.
An Ohioan, Comdr. Perry was
graduated in 1919. In 1925 he was
instructor in electrical engineering
and assistant football coach at the
academy and from 1927 to 1882
served abroad. on the West Coast
and In Washington as a public re-
lations ofiicer.
In the following years he was sue
cessively flag lieutenant under Vice
Admiral Frank H. Clark, communi-
cations officer for the Battle Force
on the California, aide to the COM
mandant in the Washington Navy
Yard and navigator on the Ten
nessee.
Evening star., 1942-06-25

ingtonian, is former member Of
the news staff of The Star and the
Associated Press, who makes his
home at Landover, Md. His early
educatio was in the schools Of
Prince Georges County, and he was
graduated from Central High School
where he attained the rank Of colo
mel of the Washington High School
Cadets
He was private secretary to Secre-
tary Of the Treasury McAdoo and
was an assistant arbitrator on river
shipping sent to Europe by the
United States after the World War.
Mr.. Clagett took his law degree
at Lafayette College.
Mr.. Margold. a native Of Rumania,
has been solicitor Of the Interior
Department since 1888. He had
previously been an assistant to the
United States Attorney for the
Southern district Of New York and
served as special counsel to the New
York Transit Commission in the
Interborough Rapid Transit fare
litigation. He is a. He was edu-
Gated in New York and is a graduate
Of Harvard University, where he
formerly taught.
Mr.. Fennell, 49, is a native of the
District and a graduate Of George
town University Law School. He
served as a lieutenant in the World
War. He has taken an active part
in the work of the District Bar As
sociation. Mr.. Fennell lives at 1843
Lamont street NV.
He Is the father Of four daughters
and three sons. It was said at his
home that Mr.. Fennell will be out Of
town until Monday.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
'DictatoriaI' PUC Member
Is Criticized in House
Earlier Story on Page B-1.)

Sharp censure Of member Of the
Public Utilities Commission who was
a witness before the House District
Committee yesterday on the taxicab
strike was expressed in the House
today by Representative Bender,
Republican. of Ohio.
"A few moments ago a member
called attention to Hitlers radio,
telling things that occurred in Con-
gress and Washington in the last
few days. Mr.. Bender said. II am
sure that Hitlers radio must have
been busy yesterday telling about
the taxicab strike in Washington
Il commend the District Commit
tee for its fine work in bringing that
strike to an end. but at the same
time I call attention to the arbitrary
and of1icious way in which a men,
ber of the PUG OF the District acted
on that occasion.
Il think it is high time that we
got rid of some of these dictatorial
oficials. dictatorial ofncious bureau
Gratis who are provoking these un-
necessary strikes"
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Butler Badly Hurt in Party Brow|,
ErroI F|ynn's Stond-in Held

to question the movie figures In an
effort to learn what happened.
Fleming's own version was given
In a formal statement to Detectives
r. F. McGarry and J. P. Stevens.
Il hit him after he took a swing
at me-" they quoted him as saying.
To reporters he displayed a mark
under his left eye and declared:
He hit me first. Then I socked
him In the mouth. The blow wasn't
hard enough to knock a man down
He fell and I suppose hit his head
on the concrete"
Fleming said the trouble occurred
as the party was breaking up:
They were going out the back
door" he recalled. Costa shouted
something at me in Swedish.
Il didn't know what he said. but
it sounded insulting. I went outside
and asked him to repeat 1t in Eng
lish. Then he hit me and I struck
back"
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Defending Champion,
Is Eliminated in \
intercollegiate Golf
Holstrom Beots Stewart;
Georgetown Annapolis
Students Defeated
BY the Associated Press.

oy lHc hboUCldteu TIeSs.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, June 25.-
Big John Holmstrom Of the Uni
versity of Illinois today eliminated
Defending Champion Earl Stewart
OF Louisiana State University, S and
4. in the third round of. the National
intercollegiate Golf Tournament.
Holmstrom, who was the illinois
amateur champion at II. shot a
subpar "a on the outgoing nine to
lead. up. Stewart required three
puts on the 10th and Holmstrom
got down In par for a win. After
halving the 11th with birdie IS,
Holmstrom won the next two with
remarkable recoveries from the
rough to move five up. The 14th
was halved with par Is. Holmstrom
was four under par when the match
ended.
GEORGETOWN Student Ousted.
John Donohue of Georgetown
University was eliminated by John
Stoltz of Northwestern, 4 and 3,
while Allan Whaling OF the Uni
versity of Cincinnati defeated David
raul OF tne united STATES naval
Academy, 8 and 2.
Ray Brownell of Stanford, last
years runner up, also was elimi-
mated. Harold Gjolme. University
Of Washington. national intercol-
legiate skiing champ two seasons
ago. eliminated Brownen, / up.
Kuntz, Holstrom Matched.
With Stewart out of the running.
Dale Morey carried Louisiana
States colors into the quarter-finals
by defeating Jim Teale OF Minne-
sofa. and 6.
Bob Kuntz of Yale defeated John
Krisko of Ohio State, S and 3.
Kuntz and Holmstrom were paired
In this afternoons quarter-final
round
Madrid born Manuel de la Tore
Of Northwestern eliminated Bill
Kuntz Of Yale, 2 and l, after trail
ing l down at the turn.
Frank Tatum. jr. Stanford. de-
feated Keith Davis, University Of
Washington, 3 and 2.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Results
.Aqueduct
p, tbf Associated Press.

p, the Associated Press.
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
2-year-olds; 5ia furlongs
Samhar (Meadel 1880 $50 80
Sweet Repose (Wright 1880 $50
Reeal Boy (Robertson) 2.50
Time. 1:061
Easton, Showdown.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ins; .3-year-qlds; furlongsn , 80
Refulsent James, 1850 $40 Inn
Loftsman fWoolf $50 2.m
Park Bench tGilbert) 4.oo
Also rsnEBrother Dear. Blue sootis''
DAILY Double Paid S3s.a0)
THIRD RAcE-purse. $4,000 added;
Caslistro Hurdle Handicap: 3-year-olds
and upward: about Ia miles.
Lovely Might iMcMillan) $50 $50 go
Gulliver II tPenrod) b.7O 3.U
Arms OF War (elateD 2.4O
Time. 3:l2es tnew track recordo
Also ran-Robert Z, Lee and TAsmania.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: allow.
ances; 2:year-olds; Sh turlSnssa r6 ao aso
Quiz tRobertson) 400 20
a Tveedy tNodarse) $50
Also ran-a Sea Fare. Peace Lasle.
Push Default II. Biz Me and Rhyme
aW Ziegler, jr.. entry.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Man Found Shot Dead
In Hotel Near Stution

A man identified by police as Jack
c. Brown, "a, OF Augusta. Ga. was
found shot to death in a room In
the Continental Hotel here today.
Police said that gun was found
beside the body and expressed the
belief the case was one of suicide.
The man registered at the hotel
Tuesday as u. S. Williams. Iowa
City, Iowa Papers found in the
room revealed his identify, police
said.
The man was shot through the
head. investigators stated. A note
was found in the room, the contents
of which were not disclosed.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
p. the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD, June 25.-James
Fleming, ~. stand-in for Actor Enrol
Flynn, was booked in jail today
on suspicion Of assault with intent
to do bodily harm as police investi-
gated a row at Mr.. Flynn's home
early last Sunday.
Capt. Vernon Rasmussen Of the
homicide squad said the condition
Of Eric Costa. butler for Barbara
Hutton, was such that I'VE may
have q homicide case on our hands"
The butler suffered a fractured
skull In an incident in the Flynn
kitchen. He had been hired to
help tend bar at q birthday party
for Mr.. Flynn attended by such
screen notables as the recently
knighted Sir Alexander Korda,
Merle Oberon. Cary Grant, Tyrone
Power and Charles Chaplin.
Capt. Rasmussen said he intended
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Owners Offer 10 Give
To War Relief Fines
Levied on Miners
UNIV Terms Penalties
illegally Imposed,
Threatens Vacation
Nv the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, June Is.
Southern Coal operators proposed
to John L. Lewis today that fines
collected from coal miners last fall
be given to war services and thereby
avert a miner vacation"
A letter was sent to the presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers of
America as the operators decision
on the deadlock which, If not
broken, will start 10000 to 100000
Southern miners on a To-day holi-
day Saturday.
s350,000 Involved.
The directors Of the Southern
Coal Producers Association. after
an executive session, suggested that
the approximately $350,000 involved
be distributed equally among the
Red Cross, United Service Organiza-
tions, Navy and Army Relief Soci-
cites.
The fines were collected at the
rate Of 50 day man for sym
pathy" walkoutS during the captive
coal mine strike last November.
The l94l Appalachian wage agree
ment calls for collection of fines
for illegal strikes.
Fines Returned in North.
Miners in West Virginia, Ken
lucky and Virginia have been Or
dered to start tomorrow night on
a Today vacation unless Southern
operators agree to return the fines.
The UNIV contends the miners quit
work legally during the captive
strike, under a contract provision
allowing such action to maintain
competitive situations.
Fines have been returned in the
northern fields and some parts of
the South. BY agreement, miners in
those areas will take only a three
day vacation over the July 4 week
end.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
) D. {. Women in Group
To Return on GripshoIm
Earlier Story on Page B-5.)
B, the Associated Press.

Earlier Story on Page B-5)
B! the Associated Press.
DURHAM. N. H., June 25.-An
announcement that Is Congrega-
tional missionaries were en- route to
America after being stranded in the
interior of North China for nearly
a year marked the closing session of
the national convention Of the
General Council of Congregational
Churches today.
DR.. Wynn c. Fairfield, China Sec
retary Of the American Board Of
Foreign Missions. said members Of
the North China mission departed
from Shanghai June "a, according to
the State Department. They will be
transferred to the motor ship
Gripsholm at Lourenco Marques
Portuguese East Africa, in exchange
for japanese sent from this country.
Missionaries still remaining in
North China are in the cities, or
suburbs Of Peking, Tientsin and
Shanghai, DR.. Fairfield said, and
probably would oe evacuated later.
Those returning included the
Misses Isabel and Winifred Heming-
way and Mrs. Watts Pye Of wash :
ington.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Special Dispatch to The Star.

MANASSAS, Va, June 25.-The
Prince william County Selective
Service Board has ordered six men
to report to Richmond for examina-
ton and possible induction July s.
They are Elmer ]. Coppage, Manas-
sas; Ralph Thomas Shuts, Hay
market: John Clyde Snider. jr.,
Nokesville; Ralph Clifford Hayes,
Clement Sinclair and Herman Liv-
ingston Minton, ID, Gainesville.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Todoy's Results and Entries
for Tomorrow

S-Valdina Dust, Gambolier, False
Face.
eBlue Steel, valdina Advice, snar-
leyow
7-Colorado Ore, Pradis, Noble Boy.
@Valdina Joe, Nopalosa Rcjo.
French Trap.
Best bet-Wise Counsel.
Delaware East.
By the Louisville Times.
'l-Royal Flush, Snow Whirl, Sally
Lunn.
2-Tripod, Alsace, Thespian.
3-No selections
4-Zacorel. Clingendaal. Gentle Saw
age.
5eDinsen, Tribal Ruler, Copy.
eHillblond, Dizzy B.. Prince Co
vans.
7-Neutrality, Blue Lily, Baruna.
eWhite Hot, Rose Anita, Leon
ardtown.
Best bet-white Hot.
Arlington Park Selections East.
BY the Chicaso Daily Times
1-Shuckin's, L. B. Mayer entry.
Ariel Lady.
2-Michigan Blue, Sir L., Hereste-
comes.
eKesargo, Inscoson, Air Raider.
+Distant Isle, Night Lady, Proud
Sister.
5-Mistress Step, Queens Risk.
Hoosier.
6-Haichow, Calumet Farm entry,
Mrs. E. Oros entry.
7-Wicked, New Englander, Ly-
nette p.
s-The Object, X Mixer, Miss
Baker
Best bet-Haichow
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Delaware Park
;, re Associated Press.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 100: special
veigilts: maidens; 2-year-olds: 5ha fur
Pansmerica lClinEman> 23.4o I2.3o 10
Modest Lad tMcCombsl 344O iSgU
Colleen NJ fRemerscheidD 1910
Time. :0sas.
Also ran-Bulrushes. Defense Bond, Lit
tie Hoops Our GLADDEN.. Cheater. Nom de
plume 4 Create Flint Seth and Go Wes.
Mrs J. H. stotler and Ben Bernie
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Arlington Park
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
maidens: o-year-olds; 81, furlonss.
wise Paisano tBorton) 1000 $50 3Sn
Alacyon tGriln 800 3un
Super Justice tPearson) oUfO
Time, l:05%s.
Also ran-Brilliant. Jr., Hysros Man.
Ever Flying. Ebony Edse. Saboteur, Trave,
Hard Diamond and Wee Helen.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Truck Is Bad Actor

WINNIPEG P).-Damage was
slight, but surprise more than
somewhat recently, when a truck
ran away without driver-and
then ran away again backwards.
The truck accomplished the un-
usual feat of going into reverse by
running into a tree.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Named Swift Counsel

CHICAGO, June Is (R.-Edgar
B. Kixmiller of Bicknell. Ind, yes
terday was appointed general coun-
sci of Swift & Co. Kixmiller Joined
the Swift legal department % years
ago.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Charles Town

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, 5000; Claiming
o-year-olds; A., furlongs.
Doctor Posey tGrant) $50 80 80
Happy Am tClsggetO $50 3.nu
Morning Time tMoon) 2so
Time. O.5l
Also ran-Asgressive. Smoke Ball. Royal
Pete, Hard Guy and eatchel.
SECOND RACrPurs., $500: claiming:
4-year.olfs and upward 81. furlonss.
Jean c. tPrain) lo.@V ~ 81 81
Taut tCardoZa eeo 3Ho
Jack Fly (Palumbo) -fo
Time. :21ts.
Also ran-ss ton. Nora r.. Expected
BeIle Saddling Bell and Sought After.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Downs
B, the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900: elaimins:
3-year-olds; furlongs tchutel.
Bien Asado fDeerinsD $50 40 3un
Bid On tBierman) 40 3.sa
Mad Crusader de LArn 3.e0
Time, l:l2a,.
Also ran-Chop Sticks. Weslow. We,s-
sone. shemite. grutus Folly. Up,ack'
a Fav Mate and Brave Sir.
Pike and Gooch entry.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Suffolk Downs Fast.

By the Louisville Times
1.-Two Pair, Pal, Valdina Caper.
2-High Finance, Quintilian, Big
Stakes.
3-Wise Counsel, High Martin. On
Location.
HPosterity, Tiberius. Panther Greek
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Racing News
Selections
Charles Town (Fast)

Charles Town EAST.
BY the Louisville Times.
Time Passes, Owaller. Sun Saliva
tor.
2-High Aim, Balkanese. Summing
ton.
3-Glynland. Detractor, Casad.
+T1ppy, Volume. Free Boy.
SReal Boy. Pavilion, Alseleda.
6-Braxton, Waugh Scout, Don
Dash.
1-Ginobi. Chief Teddy, Mystic Man.
sEPurport, Singing Steel, Part One.
s-Navigation, Clocks. zyloxxie.
Best bet-Ginobi. >,
Aqueduct East.
BY the Louisville Times.
First Blush, Pops Advice. Gorse
Hill.
2Sense, Alphabow, Hard Blast.
31No selections.
+Afghanistan, Cadenza, Lady
Insco.
sold Rosebush, War Key, Short
Cake
6@Ben Gray, Taunt, Fair Crystal.
7-America Fore, Rapidamente, New
Life.
aAboyne. Notes. Tex Hygro.
Best bet-Old Rosebush.
Evening star., 1942-06-25

The road to victory b paved with
War bonds-not Just good intentions.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
New Municipal Court
And Appeals Judges
Are Appointed

Continued From First Page)
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Delaware Park

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. Sl.100: special
weights; maidens; 2-year-oids; 5la fur
Evening star., 1942-06-25
New York Bank Stocks
ey tho Associated Press.

NEW YORK. June IS lP.-National As
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1942-06-25

EIGHTH RACE-Purse, s1.l0O: claim
ing: 4-ysar-olds and upward; !. miles
Evening star., 1942-06-25

NINTH SUBSTITUTE RAcE-Purse
5000; claiming; 3-year-olds and upward;
about A., furlonGe
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Six to Be Inducted

xApprentiee allowance claimed.
TAet
Evening star., 1942-06-25
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81 500: claim
ing; maidens; 3-year-olds and upward:
Arlington Park

By the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: special
weishts; maidens; 2-year-olds 81, fur.
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ihreien fonnte.
Gin nelles 8eies perbietet oas
ScrIaiien Ser bombaroiertGn StGotc
Scr NiiItunssarheiter nit Sooes.
ltraie. ...
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-10
Amerika mach einem Jahr Krieu

@aIbiuston. - Sor s.polf Wo-
nuten befanOen mir uns in unbe.
baglihem Slitano ONT Hnnoe bes
arieses; mir perurtelten Sic Mgrei-
lion Ser 9sa5i5, a6er mir paren
niht piQens, Die noraliihe Ser
authorizing auf ,ms Su nebmen,
oagegen an5ufampien. Scute, Elm
Sabr nad Sapans 9lttade aui Yearl
Sarbor, iinO mir cine geeinte Sea,
tion nit einenl Sauecf. Sor einem
Sabr batteu mir cine slrmce bon
anSertbalb WiIlionen, cine Slotte
bon peniser OILS 100000. Seute
1oben mir oiel mebr als bier Wil-
lionen Wann unter 8affen, msbr
ais 100000 in ser sSlotte.
geuor be unslaubliben gsahri6-
ten itber Supurs 9lttafe Dor einem
Sabr aus Dem Hunbfl,nf brangen,
paren mir unier ielblt nibt iiGer
= lpeoer moraliih, nod militGriIf.
Seute, nit lmieren GrioIgen in
9tnrOairifa uno Sen Salomonen.
lpiliet mir niht nur, oaB uniere
Streitfrdite ST. idDarien Sfieniipen
fabig iinb, ionOern aud, baB tpir
iiir bie MISUNDERSTANDING iencr
Jreibeiten oer 9feoe uno ser Meli,
gion, .bes SreiIeins bon Scot uno
angriff fdnupfen, oie niht mebr
fiir uns eriltieren fonnen, tpenn lie
nibt in ser san5en Welt eriitieren.
lin bie MISUNDERSTANDING uno
Seltigung bieicr 6retbeiten su ii.
hern, BADEN mir ipdbreno bes les.
ten Sabres fraftpon an Ser Steige.
rung unierer Yroouttion eearbeitet.
Ser Snoer fir oie Wunitonser3eu.
gung itieg sum 8eiipiel bon 100
Dor Pearl Sarbor auf 3S1 i'm les..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-12-10
2luilSiaf,e Scr Wp2l
am I. Sebr,1ar

8oIbington. Die @orfs Nrojects
sloniniltration, bie gNiQionen BON
OtenIden in Cen Iesten 0spreiIions.
iabren cine Observation-Disclosures BOT
iino Der InloB 81, itetS beftigen &on-
trcperlen I'M aongreB 5lpiiden Slid,
lfrittlern lmo flaroenf2noen Sort
lGrlttlern mar, tpltroe pon 8rciii.
bent HooIeoelt aIfgeboaen. Die 81.
qilDierliltg bat bis 5un 80. Suni
fonnenbet Sabres 81 erfolgen. Ga.
NIT perlfguinoet elm rgtelp Seal"-
Erpgramm, bab pon oan Grobfapi-
talilten Idper befdmpft iuuroe, neil
IS lbbnen Sas. .sArot" pabm. 8enn
nser bcoadt miro, mas Sic @9Ssl &c.
lGaIfen bat: StraBenbau, @alIer.
oanlnte, Sarfs, ShltIen lmo tau-
Ienoe anoere Girge, Damn nulB man
SrGiioent 9fooicpelt areoit geben
fiir S6afiung ser gSS9l. slber Can't
bon Den &apitaliiten miro er ME er.
balten, oaB er lie Dor veiter anoeren
&epolution" geidiitt BAT!