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Washington Journal., 1943-12-31
@eibnadtsfeicrn
SSfu Concord Sinh

Ger Goncgro Club bate feline
Mitelieoer 5ur 9e5emter. &erinmm-
lung nit ani1liebenoer @eibnahts=
feier in sic @obnung Der Sefretdrin
Oes gereins, 6rau @lois Sdladter,
ei~ngelaoen. ErGiiOent AlfreO S9pe=
Ter eroffnete oie 8eriommllng, 3it
tpel1er ole Nlitglieoer faIt ~bol5dblig
eri6ienen pnren. Ser S9aBmeiIter
beri6tete iiber oen fiuon3iellen 8e-
itano ser Safe. Sin 0libenO neiie
Stiible purOen g~efauft unO 6e8ablt.
Die &ecbnung fir 8lumen fir &ron=
fe I'M 8alter Geeo @oipital mtrOe
5ur 3ablung nngemieier. 9umit en-
oete Die &erlammlilng uno man ging
our 8eibna6tsfeier itber. Ser 8r1-
liOent miini6te allen Elm usSrobes
@eibno6tsfeit~ uno ipra6 oeti
8ltnid aus, oaB er b6ffe, ooB oas
nddite 8eibna9tsfeit Elm mabres
6rieOensfeit Iein n0ge nod 8eenoi=
gung bon &rieg uno 6einoidaft.
0arauf iang man einige @eibnadts=
lie0er, Die pobl alien bon ibrer
&inobeit Der nod befannt naren.
5rmu AmanOa &oeft mar nit ibrer
berrliden Stimme bic GoriGngerin.
@inige @ramopbonplatten lieB man
ebenfaas b0ren. Inter einetn ge=
i6miifteu, leu6teuoen @pibnadts-
baum 9itg Damn sic 8ei6eerung Der
MitglieOer ourd 5rou Sdladter
Dor iid. gue erbielten niiblide Sc
I6enfe, ai6 Die enlightenment @1lte.
Gin guti6medenoes uSrrfeD-9in=
ner" NIT @rfriihungen iotpie &offee
uno 6iider's guti1mefenoe Stoaen
bieIten bic @ri9ieflenen bis sur frii-
ben W1orgenitunoe beilammen.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-31
gtcmc Yerfi6e strakr
bon SnOicn na6 &uklanO
lleber lie gcbeu srOfe militdriidle
3nfubren

lleber Idnoerfpeite Strefen, iibe,
Oie friiber MIR Elm SanOpfaO fiibrte,
ronen MN itduoig a~nnGbernO tal-
Ien0 aaiierte Nfilitdr- 2aitnagen, Die
Dem transport BON &uutidut, Sup
FER. 3inn, 0uefiilber uno anOeren
frieqsmidtieen Artiteln aus Dem
inoii6en ms IomietuIiiil@e @ebiet
Oienen.
Sn 3eit BON orei 0}onoten lit cine
nelie, breite IutomobilitroBe ourdl
Oos oitlide Geriien gebaut iporOen,
uno spar, ga es mmoglid mar,
Maihinen Oortbin 81 idoffen, aus
i6IieBlid ourh menIdlide SGnOe
unter 3ubilfendbme BON Sade nnO
Sdaufell
Sine SorOe BON 10000 einbei-
miiden Mt6nnern, 6rouen unb &in-
bern bot Oas StraBenbnlfperf, inter
9eit1tng zines internutionalet Sta
bes, 0ur6gefiibrt.
o0os Neab unIerer S%ieferultgeii
fir &uBlono finoet ieine @ren5e nur
an BEN perfiigbaren Eransportmog-
Iihfeiten," b%enlerfte eiit inOiider
Sn0uItriener. ySdon bolD boffer
mir, sic s3abI Ser 2aituagen fir
oieie Sronsporte betrddtli6 Der
mebren 3u fonnen."
Standardization 6es Strnsenbams
Gie nelte oitperiti6e &oilte BON
Snoien nad &uBIano, bic nun 81
elmer mittel- uno elmer Deitperii
Iben Goute biit51getreten lit, miBt
i'm aon8en 800 Nfeilen. Muf benz
meitnts groBeren Sell oieier Strede,
nGmlidl auf 600 Meilen, beourfte
es zines p0aig 1lellen StraBenbults
Srob oes Mangels on mehaniiden
@ilfsmitteln gelong es bierbei, lol-
DE Ihmierigen Iufgaben 81 beip1l-
tigen, mie Sic grbouung bunoerter
BON 8riiden, Oie @erbreiterung BON
@ebirgspGiien, Die @flaiterung aus
getrodneter alter 6luBbette un0 Die
Serftellung BON GntfpallerungS-
fandIen.
Erinftpuiier un0 2ebensmittel fir
Die Sednifer, mie aud fir Die Mr=
Better uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uno fir Die BEL ben ar6eiten per-
menoeten 2aittiere miBten auf Dem
Hiifen bon &amelen berangeidafft
meroen, off BON bun0erten BON Nte;-
len Deit en~tfernten Nunften Der.
&un0 toi1ieno @obnbduier mltBten
entlong Ser Noute erridtet DeroerL
Ga bic MrbeitspertrGge cine 8eitim=
ntuiig entbielten, Oer5nfolge ME
mono mebr ais bier Neeilen CUR Or
beitsiteae 5u geben baben fpiiroe.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-31


-6rau &atbe Ggolt pelde Ell
ne 8ode i'm &ranfenbaiis 5ubra6te,
lit tpieoer in ibrem &eim an Der 2e-
cation StraBe, g. SO.
-9eioe S0bne bon &errn Bro-
feiior Saul @Ieis ur6 6rali bic
men bel Der @ebrmaft aIs 6reimiai-
&c. Sic iino in Ser Marine, Ib-
teilung fir Slieger.
Ser iunge Sobn 9emas,
Stuoent am ct. Sobn's College,
meloete iid aIs 6reipiaiger gum
Wilitdr0ienit. or lit BET ben See
iol0aten eingetreten. Sobn lit Elm
gnfelfino Der Grau GAladter.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-31

The telephone people want to thank
you for your help in the Christmas rush
on Long Distance.
We appreciate your cooperation in
these war-busy days.
Over New Years, too, please help
keep Long Distance wires clear, especially
this Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Remember, there are no holidays
for war-or the telephone.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-31
SOOesfdae

Sim Sonntog Ibeno neritqrb
mad Idngerem Sie9tum i'm Sitter
BON "a Sabren Serr 9ouis 81. Gle
bers. @r mar aus @molgoben in
Sannoner gebiirtig unO fam ols jun
ger Niann na6 Amerifa. NadOem
CT ldngere 3eit in oen Staaten Sotua
uno Nebrasfa 5ugebra6t batte, fpo-
ielbit ct elm 8auerngut faufen tpoa-
te, febrte er nah 8uibington 5uriif.
@r mar biele Sabre i'm &oblenge-
I66ft tdtig, bon pel6em er ii1 Dor
Sobren IN BEN tpoblperOienten &rbe-
ItalO 5uriid5og. gr beiratete sic
@itipe @alter un0 bate einen
aooptierten Sobn. 8eioe lin0 Dor
ibm geItorben. CT madte 3tpei
0euti9lanoreiien Iuf Ser lebten
begleitete i'm Ser %peritorbene SEER
Baitor Men5el. SEER Siepers mar
friiber Mitglteo oes airdenrates
iopie Ererb1n0er Der Go~ncor0ioge=
meinoe inO Bis 81 ieinem SoOe Dit
glieo oes 8eripaltltngsrates oes @ro-
ipect Sia 5~rieobofes. @r binterIGBt
flint 8aien: SRI. 6rie0a 2ude,
6rai 81. Aritbonp, Srau q. Sobn-
Jon, 5ra1t 2ini &iegelmonn uno
6rau 8urfbarot. 8is gum &riegs-
ausbr11 lebten nod 2 8riioer uno
cine S1tpelter in 9euti6lan0. Die
8eer0igung fano ami Mittpod 0ad-
mittag I'M Broipect Sin 8rieobofe
itntt. &ep. @bas. gnoers leitete bic
Grauer- 3eremonien i'm So1tie uno
am @ra6e. Die 2ei6entrGger tpa-
rem: &uoolpb Santelma1n, Gbas.
8otid, loolpb Braun, 9amrence
Stub, 8. 8. @infler uno 8. s.
Dinner.
-am 5onna6eno, 6en 25. 9e-
8ember, beritarb i'm 8robioence
&%ranfenbais Sobn 81. q eu B II
Gr binterldBt 8tpei Sobne, 2ouis
SO. uno Argnit SO. 9ie 8eeroi-
gultg mar am 9ierstag Na6mittag
i'm @roipect Sill Srieobofe.
SIM Mlter BON so Sqbren Der
itar6 am 9onnerstag b~ergongener
ISOLDE in ibrem Seine in Cabin
Sobn Mo, SRI. Mlma q. &nob B.
| an Of. sic mar in 0euti6lano
geboren uno binterldBt cine S9ipe=
fter uno 5pei Neffen. 9ie 8eerOi-
gung mar i'm 8roipect Sill 5fieo-
bofe.
-gta9 ldngerem i6meren 2ei-
Ben peritarb am Sonntag, ben 19.
DECEMBER i'm @lternbauie, Morning-
foe 9rine Scr. 1904, SRI. 9orotbea
SO aBmann. Sic par in @aib-
ington geboren uno ieit % Sabren
in Der nMmerican Security ano
Srlit Company" angeltelt. IS
iiberleben iie ibre 0iutter 5rau
5reo. @aBmann, cine S6neiter
6rau Setter SO. 8oslep uno cine
@idte, Sri. 2ouiie S6oormans. 9ie
8eeroigAng fano am oorauffolgen-
ben 8ienstag I'M Broipect Sill
6rieobofe itatt.
-@m8 plobIi6 peritorb infolge
cine Ser5anfoaes i'm Sitter bon AZ
Sabren Welpin S. 8ergmann n,
elm Mngeltelter Der nAmerican Sire
Sniurance GompanD". gr pobnte 81
Silper Spring, in MarDlan0. I'm
leinen Sob traltern oie binter6lie.
bene Satin, cine So6ter Srau &i-
6aro 6. @laoing uno elm Sobn sc.
Stepart, mel6er 3. st. in unierer
Warine oient.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-31
Gdriitfinb in Gpers- Gamilie

9aS Gbriitfino fam am 5meiten
@eibna6tstage Ing Sous BON 2eut-
nant 8alter &ueegeberg unO 5rall
@ertrlo geb. gners, uno bradte BEN
bodbegIiiften @ltern elm Mdoden
als acknowledgement. Ser Reu-
a%nf0mmling, oos pierte @nfelfino
BON Baitor 5rib o. gpers, miro IN
Der Saufe BEN Namen Wargaret
@liie erbalten. @ir gratulieren ben
gliidli6en gltern uno @roBeltern
BON Ser5en.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-31
Nrnnrnf[riber bIiebrn einfad

Wer antife Srduentraht nur duf
ben eriten @inorud bin, ettDa noh
einem 8aienbilo ODER elmer Gtatue
beurteiIt, mag iid I'M gerglei6 5ur
mooernm pieaeiht menig abuehs-
lungsreid, 8iemIi6 farb- uno rei8-
los, itofflid 8u iippig finoen.
9ie grie1ii9e 6rarenfleioung
bIieb in eiilem gepiiien Sinne inn
mer einfn6, i%niofern iie i'm @riinoe
MIR aus 3pei Stiifen Stoff beIton0,
sic 5ugei6nitten uno geitedt, nift
aber get1bt maren: aus einem leine-
men, bemoortieen, melt ousfnGenoen
Underground, oas pie elm moOernes
Senl0 iiber oen &opf ge5ogen uno
Damn iiber Dem S6Iiiiielbein nit
Spnngen gebnlten mar, un0 ans Ell
mem mantelortigen ObergetponO BON
@oGe, oos, Inn sic Sdultern gelegt
bon einem Siiftgiirtel %3uiammenge-
balten tpltroe.
Srrige Mnfiften
Cine iadfunoige Grau bebouptete
einmal, nltr mGnnli1e Mltertums-
forider, Die ME elm Iolfes @etDor0
orapiert, gefnltet ooer georonet but
ten, fonnten leidtbin bonn nidli6=
ten, neil rnobtloien" griedii9en
&lei0 re0eft, oa ie nidt beoGhten,
oab cine IoIbe ugeItedte" @eponhung
t1gli6 neii, glei9iam aus Dem Ni6ts
qeiAaffen meroen milBte. Soqar
nit oieien beioen Stoffitiiden trieb
oie Mooe ibr Spiel our9 Mbtpe1s-
lung i'm Saltenpurf in QuaIitGt
mo 6nrbe bes Stoffes, our9 Sran-
5~enbebang, buntgemuiterte &ort6-
Itreifen un0 eingepirfte @olofGoen.
Die iebt perblaBterL aber uripriing-
lid bunt bemalten Mormorbiloer
lieBen ~beut5utage Die irrige 8oritel-
lung bon Der S9Ii6tbeit uno 5arb-
Ioiigfeit Ser grie1if9en 5rolten-
tradt a%uffommen. SIN @egenteil
iie pirfte our9 fr1ftige 5arben, Die
nod our6 Ben S1muf bon Singer
@alsfetten a%rmbGnoern, Spanger
uno S6nalen nit eoIen Steinen ge-
boben ipurOen, 10 0aB iie Der itarfen
Sinne oes Sitoens mobl 1tano5u=
balten oermodten.
NnregenOe TufbefleiOnns
Dob en0li6 audi oie grieGiI1e
San0ole an einem biibl9en SUB
nidts meniger als i6lidt tDirfte, err
leben mir ia beute t6gli9. @eIGe
Marfen un0 Mo6en Die grie6iiden
Sdubmader ibren idOnen &unoin-
men borlegen fonnterL 3dblt in elmer
%amiiianten S5ere aus Dem oritten
bor1riitliden Sabrbu1oert elm Nfei-
iter ieines So1es nuf: 8romenaoen=
rno Mor9enidube, 9nntoffel6en in
8apogeienfnrbe, frebS- u1o f1arln9=
rot, b%anfgeriemte, fno6elbod ooer
rltnoltm beridniirt!
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-29

were alone at that moment, alone
to tell herself how foolish, how
wrong she was.
Ito Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-29
AIRMEN ARE KILLED

FORT BENNING, Ca, Oct. %
-tRETwo officers and four en-
listed men were killed last night
in the crash of an Army transport
plane about five miles from here
while on a training flight, public
relations announced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-29
Tomorrow Is A Lovely Word
CONTINUED from Page Nine)

Continued from Page Nine)
Jim said, Going out?"
Dancing with Dennis. Why?"
Nothing" Jim said evenly.
Have a good time"
you'll pobabIy be here when
I get back"
'I'm afraid not. I I forgot
to mention that I have to see the
old man tonight. You won't mind,
Beth?'
Beth shook her head. It felt stiff
on her neck. She wished that she
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19
Trust Russia

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19
TRI STEE'S SALE

Under Z. d by virtue %. authority
conferred upon ;hc Undersigned as
trustee III certain decd of ;rus;
executed by Reuben Nils and wife
Sarah Mills and recorded in book
ljl. p 90 II !. register g. deeds office
COR Vance county. dc.auit having
been made in tho payment Of the
debt therein secured. lid the holder
'"i the sumo having requested fore
closure. ! will on September :. 1913.
AZ - U'cio,s. a. the courthouse door
in Henderson. n. G.. Offer for sale
by public auction for cash. the fol
lowing described real estate.
Beginning IL pm on tho East side
81 lI,ndCrsuu-TownSyillC road. in &.
u. Chca'han,'s We, Inc ard run
ming thence y = de- - min. T.. 770
feet e. stone &. +. Chcatham's cor
ncr: hence ri" ming y 81 ". along
ioung'S line 396 feet 10 iron pin on
South side Of Henderson, Townsville
road: thence along said road s 30
deg. d min. W. III fcct. thence
; II deg. - min. w. 1888 feet.
thence S. 2 dec. - min. T.. l10 feet:
thence S - deg. 30 min. f.. 1873 feet:
thence S 70 deg. f.. 2l5 feet. thence
S 76 deg. f.. 258 feet to the begin
nirC. containing 80 acres according
to survey of Jennette Boyd, mad
January II. 1929.
This 5th day of August. 1913.
A. A. BUM, Trustee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

T., undersigned Ia. my qualified
a. administrator. {. / 60. OF the Estate
oI john II Hughes. ate Of Vance
t.n'y. North Caroau... this is notice
10 all pIt!C- having claims against
s.rd "..I'r + present 'nr aid claims
To- tn undersigned administrators or
b." attorney. ~ henderson. North
CW"Mu.. "u cor bclrrc the 18Th day
y August. 1911. or 'ri, notice Will h.
.l'a,v'' 80 bar uf my recovery Nj
v.snn- indebted I, said estate Viii
llrnr make immediate settlement.
Tl.- 'H" IG.h day of August. 1913.
RUTH HUGHES WHEELER.
administrator g. :. a., "i The
Estlt" OF John NJ. Hughes. .
Ghl. ~ Il GEuL.u:.
Attorneys 'rr N,!miui.jra
49, -@-i5--I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19
What Next Now?


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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19
WANT ADS
Get Results

GRAND DISPLAY OF FAIL AND
winter fabrics Tor Tin" tailored 10
measure suits and tupcoat>. Vic
i:uSgInS representing the Haas
Tailoring Co. will be here august
10 tu 81. Many new tall fabrics Cs-
prClally designed Tor ladics manish
tailored suits and tDp2ua:S mod
crately priced. Geo. =. Rose K
SON lS-2tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

BltllHES SEE US FOR YOUR WE'D
dillG Announcements or Invita-
lions Finest quality al moderate
prices. also Visiting Cards for the
Iradua'e. Henderson Book Co.,
phone llh. It'll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

USE VITA VAR FOR YOUR NEXI
paint job. There is no paint better
Yet il is the lowest priced quality
paint in town. Tanner .,oofing Co
22-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

MRS. ENERRITT or TIE 1It.N-
dcr""n EU>Incs" College will be in
nc: Office III Law building Satur-
day morning. from 10 until To in
tcrNI"% prospective pupils. 1885,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

WANTED COLORED WOMAN FOR
tl@hr.' -. Ter. Good pay ana
h"l">. ihH'' u?iIy unless ynu a,r
&D'" steady worker. Capitol
S'i''. i0-iti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

WANTED SMALL SIZE ELECTRIC
refrigerator in good condition.
Write Mrs. {. +. Kinney, Warren
ton, y. {. lg-3i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
model used cars at Motor
Sales Co.. Henderson, N. G..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

THREE GOOD Used BICYCLES
iur :"i,. .An%uHc Interested sec
Ai"II"H Abbott. 3i% prac!iirvc ST.,
iDr Cr!:plvIv dv-G!l-. lT-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

SEE US NOW FOR YOUR GOA.
needs. Full stock high quality
SmukclcSS and splint Goals. Bob
ta!Hncr at III. O.. Fallincr g. Son.
Phone go. -,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19
MarCic BriEklcY johnson.

v
The defendant. NIargic BrinklCy
Johnson. will take notice that an ac-
ion entitled as above has been COM
mcnCcd in the Superior Court Of
Vance County. North Carolina. for
the purpose of obtaining an Absolute
Divorce on the grounds of twp vC1rs
separation, as provided by the Con-
SOlidatCd Statutes.
And the said defendant will fur
ihcr take notice that she i required
10 appear al the office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Vance
County, at the Courthouse in Hen
dcrson, N. c.. on the 10Th day of
September. l943. and answer or dc
muir T. IN" complaint of the plaintiff
III said az ion. or The plaintiff will
apply t. the Court for the relief d.
mandcd in said complaint.
This the 10Th day of August. 1913.
+. o. FALKNER.
Clerk of the Superior Court
Vance County. N. {.
GholSOn 81 GholsOn.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
l9-262-0
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

CALL ALFORDS FOR PRINTING
OF all descriptions, aISu anything
you might need IN Office supplies
anu equipment. We appreciate
you. business. Afford S Printing Il
oillce supply Co. 3-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

FOR RENT TWO UNFINISHED
rooms with adjoining bath on Dab
nCy road. Phone Sl2-J. 10,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

SEE Is FOR ODD T.rCi..S IN FUR
nit'.rv. y" have many items, both
new and rc.Gm,SHcd. il. i. Sattcr-
N"!Ir X sofas, !.r;r FIrc Station.
ll-li
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

ATTENTION FARMERS - DON'T
run the risk of losing your invcs,-
mnt and labor. Insure tobacco in
pack and curing barns. Insurance
Department, Citizens Bank r.
Trust Co. 1o-tr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

NANl Ed re- BUY. Used WASH
IHs, niHChir" IL good condition.
cheap ior cash. Mis-. L. II. Adams,
care MIS-, il. l.. Savage. near Rock
A.iu. 1871,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

TYPEWRITER FOR SALE. Apply
Room II, McCUin Bldg. Henderson.
l9-iIi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-19

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE:
Accredited. New term, September
q. You Will save Time and Money
by Cquipping yourself with a thur
ough business u'aining-NOW.
(3)
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Keen Search Finds Flows

But Massey's training goes be-
yond the physical aspect. He studies
fighters as carefully as a law stu
dent boning for torts exam.
watches every movement, every
characteristic, looking for flaws and
usually finding them When he sits
down to size up fighter he always
has the boy from his club who fig
ures to meet that fighter some day
sitting beside him. Together they
work out an offense and defense to
beat him.
Massey. a vociferous hand in the
corner who has never hesitated to
voice his opinions of decisions
sgainst his boys when he felt they
honestly won the fight, scored his
third big upset in local fstic circles
this week when Nick Latsios out
pointed Joe Torres. Nobody thought
the Alexandria dancing master
could whip the punching
Puerto Rican, nobody but Massey.
And how he loves to show up the
experts.
In the recent Golden Gloves tour
nament he sent Al Wankowicz out to
beat Red Vernon, the red-hot favor
ite, the kid who couldn't lose. Last
year he got Pete Celinski ready to
eutpoint Charley Petros in an as
founding upset, for Petros was a
veteran of many amateur scraps,
while Celinski was barely out of the
diaper division.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Win, Lose
or Draw
BY LEWIS F. ATCHlSON.
Boxers Poor, Pilots Poorer

Washington mediocre record for
producing good boxers is excelled
only by its sub-par status in spawn
ing capable fight managers. Glanc-
ing back since the manly art was
legalized hereabout, one finds no
name that has stood the test of
time, unless it be that of Frankie
Mann, who had some pretty good
boys in his time but later dispersed
his stable for the more lucrative
field of matchmaker.
The team of Fats" Cornell and
Patsy Donovan (Patsy was one of
Mann's proteges), Pat Sheehy nee
Kid Sullivan) and Joe Bateman are
a few of the old bucket brigade
whose names come to mind. Good
men, but none ever got any of his
warriors out of the bush leagues.
In recent years we've had such
figures as Mathew Twomey, Billy
Edwards, Ray Bowen, Bob john
son and others. Twomey, stern
diseiplinarian, had two of the towns
most promising youngsters in Lou
Gevinson and Steve Mamakos, but
failed to distinguish himself. Ed
wards brought out Billy Banks, who
showed a lot of promise at the start
of his career, but wilted. The others
had run-of the mine talent that
went nowhere rapidly.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Lorraine GuIIi Shoots
Second Record Set
Within Fortnight
Follows Up Score of 43e
With 437 as Hi-Skors
Shutter Two Marks

Famous Lorraine GULL who only
two weeks ago fired 439 in the
Bethesda Bowling Center Ladies'
League for the highest league set
ever rolled over Metropolitan Wash
ington maplelanes by woman, last
night bounced back at Chevy Chase
Ice Palace with an all-time Ladies'
District League score of 437 which
paced her Hi-Skor team to Gen.
trail Atlantic record of 1929.
In achieving her latest feat Miss
Gull reeled off strings of TAT, 153
and 1877 with 81 marks, including 4
strikes and II spares. Collaborating
in team games of 561, 631 and 637
were Catherine Quigley, 377, Caro-
line Hiser, 348; Bing Moen, 339, and
Cleo Karydakis, 1913.
Despite Mae Diehrs lusty 15s and
407, the fourth-place Ice Palace
quint hardly had a look-in with
games of SAB, 557 and 558 The
sweep increased Hi-Skor's lead to
four games as the runner-up La
| fayettes dropped tilt to Red Circle
Miss CULTS 437 cracked by two
pins the 2-year-old league record OF
ABS held by Lucy Rose while the
Hi-Skor team with 1929 dumped
two Rosslyn team records on the
scrap pile. one an 1906 all-time
Ladies' District League mark, anc
the other Central Atlantic of 1895
rolled In the Cumberland Valley
tournament at Hagerstown, Md.
Miss Gulli's 439 of two weeks age
was only four pins shy of Ida Sim
mons national record.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
9. W. Sets Tough Goal for 6. U.
In Third Straight Over Army
Hoyos, Vietors Over LoyoIo, Invade Point
Saturday.; CoIonioIs SqueIch RoIIy

George Washington's STAB vic
tory over Army at West Point yes
terday, the Colonial's third straight
over the Cadets, should be enough
to spur Georgetown's tossers to one
of their best efforts of the campaign
when they visit the future generals
Saturday.
Having conquered G. w. earlier
in the season. the Hoyas now are
concerned with keeping their posi-
ton at the head of the Capital
parade, but the Colonials' resur-
gence, inaugurated with a three
game winning excursion into North
Carolina, has rekindled the feud and
needed fresh interest in their ap-
preaching second game.
Georgetown, which bowled over
Loyola last night, 6S-42, without the
services of Billy Hassett, has two
consecutive victories over West
Point to its credit and will be top
heavy favorite to add another link
to the chain. Graduation took
Army's captain, George Rebh, and
partially disorganized the team, but
the academy's showing yesterday
indicated it will be anything but
easy pickings for future opponents.
G. w. Slaves OFF Army Drive.
George Washington piled up a
1919 advantage In the first half Of
yesterdays game and needed it to
help stave off Army's closing coun-
terattack, which brought the home
team within four points of the fall
tering Colonials in the last 10 min
utes of play. Jim Myers election
from the fray, via the personal foul
route, didn't help G. WIS cause, but
Coach Art Zahn's artful substitu-
ton eased the team through the
ticklish situation.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Basket Ball.
st. Johns at Roosevelt, 3:45.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Catholic U. VS.. Gallaudet, at
Roosevelt Gym, SIS.
Tech VS.. Wilson, Anacostia VS..
Coolidge (high school series
double header, Tech Gym, 7:30.
Landon at Friends, $3.50.
Gonzaga at Georgetown Prep,
400.
Bethesda VS.. Blair, at Ritchie
Coliseum, College Park, 800.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
Maryland VS.. George Washing
ton, at Eastern Gym, $50.
1301st Service Unit at Catholic
u, 8:15.
Georgetown at Army, West
Point, N. Y.
Central VS.. Eastern, Western
VS.. Roosevelt (high school series
double-header), Tech Gym, 7::30.
ST. James at st. Adams, $3.50.
Bulls at Episcopal, Alexandria,
$50.
Hockey.
Washington Lions VS.. Pitts
burgh.
Boxing.
Maryland at v. P. T., Blacks
burg, Va.