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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-02
TRUSTEES SALE
or A.
Valuable Farm
With Growing Timber and Coal,
Located In Garrett County,
Maryland, Near The
Town OF Barton

Under and by virtue of a decree of
the Circuit Court for Garrett County,
Maryland, dated November 9Th. 1913,
and passed in case therein pending,
known as No. 369S Equity. in which
Albert W. Custer ct al. are plain
tiffs and Ella Michael and Clementine
Michael are defendants, the under
signed Trustee, appointed by said de-
cree for that purpose, will offer for
sale at public auction to the highest
. bidder on the premises to be sold,
about two and one-half miles from the
town of Barton, and in Garrett Coun-
ty, on
Saturday, December 4, 1913,
At ten o'clock A. NJ, all of the follow
ing described land, coal, timber and
improvements, known as THE
Custer Farm" and particularly de-
scribed as follows:
FIRST: All that tract of land con-
tanning $50 acres, more or less, known
as the Potter Place" lying about
two and one-half miles west of the
town of Barton, adjoining the prop
erty of The Swanton Coal Company,
and which was conveyed unto Jarvis
Custer by deed from Susanna Morrell
and Lowen Morren, dated November
10, 1878. and recorded in Liber No. /.
folio PIG of the Land Records of Gar
rctt County, Maryland.
SECOND. All that +roo+ IF lord
in Garrett Comtv adioinina '' tho
above mentioned tract 'l no,,ta ;rir
fftv acres mora or To-, ,vbicb ' Lras
conyeved unto Jarvis Cns+er INV bI d He'5
from Sarah f leo of al da+oGG T T,1no
27 1904 and raco,dad IN i i'.,
No. %. folio 217 Of tba lind PacorIe
of Garrett County Fvcnntino tbnro.
from all Of the mines and oinaraIg
under fine said lands
THIRD. All that tract of land i,
said GaI1.ott Com,'t,, adiojnir -'o.''' +b ~,
land mentioned aRov" r .,,,,t5 i inc
twpntv-fonr and a-tb;rd acres nlore
or IosS. which was conveVoG INTO Jar-
Wis Cnstol, bv dend fron, Tho Ceoroas
Creek Coal and Iron Company by
IG" "l NJ 59 f1; 20 80, to9o; jec9rued
Records Of Garrett County. Excepting
all the mines and minerals UNDERLYING.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-02
PUBLIC SALE
Live Stock, F farming
Machinery, Grain,
Hay, Furniture
At Farm, Mile South of Mt. Lake
Park, Md, beginning promptly
at 1000 o'clock A. NJ, on
Saturday, December II, 1913,

One roam Mare, IA years ola; black
Jersey Cows 2 head Jersey and Gnern-
sew bred Heifers. coming YRS. old; 2
head Jersey and Guernsey Heifers,
coming / VIZ, old: | Jersey and Guern-
SOW calf ! mos old. purebred Guern-
sew RulI calf 4 mos. old: 1897 Inter
national Piclnn Truck in good con-
dition. Nav Idna Nanure Snreader
Ike new. GIFT Dcerinp Rinder, / fen
donhIo Disc Sunerio, Grain Drill, like
now, ! 5-ft NrCorn1ick -Dccrino Now
or Ike new. 1O-f+ Mccormick Deer
mo Hav Rake Ike new. new Riding
Cultivation with fertilizer attachment:
david BRADLEY Corn planter Land
RoIIer olive, Chilled Piow. snrine.
tooth Harrow WALKING CuitiYator, :.
I TurnbulI low down Wagon main.
1s-ft Hsv Iadders WAGON Rcd
10-ft Fytorcion T,adda, 10-ft lad
der / set doubie Work Harness 2
HaI+ars 2 new Calf Halters 3 rolls
new heavy Barbed Wire, 1 new Grind
stone, I SIT Crosscut Saw, about IS
tons Mixed Hay about tons stray s!!I
age " '' ~
n.: r.:. uLo11 CooJ.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-A two or three-room
apartment. Mrs. George Thayer, 30
Alder street, Oakland.-39-3t
FOR RENT-Three- or four-room
apartment Apply Mrs. Howard Nay
lor, 2G Green St, or phone 2G9- M-39-tf
FOR RFNT-Small farm Of so
acres; good house, barn and out
buildings Located mile south Of Loeb
Lynn Heights, on hard road Call 54-J
or see Otis Cuppett, Loeb Lynn
Heights.-36-6t#
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,,
DECEMBER 6 AND 7, 1913.
By order Of the Board.
JESSE ]. ASHBY. Clerk.
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ter repents of his unchristian conduct.
The white man with all his pride
will be brought low-and his black
brother whom he keeps in servitude
will by humbleness be lifted up-for
God is no respecter of persons.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
Farm Property
Situate In the Town of Friends
Vile, Garrett County. Md.

Under and by virtue of a power of
sale contained in a certain mortgage
from Leona Mandley and Benjamin
Mandley, her husband, bearing date
April 10, 1913, and recorded in Liber
A, G. R., No. 1877, folio 40, etc, one
of the Mortgage Records Of Garrett
County, Maryland, and duly assigned
to the undersigned for the purpose Of
foreclosure on the 22nd day Of Novem-
Der, 1913, default having occurred
under the terms and conditions there
Of, |, the undersigned assignee, do
hereby give notice that | WILL on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-02
Turning Over An
Old Leaf
BY PHILLIP 4. Gladden.

were faces to forget:
There We're fires Of grief and fear
~, thal are a LtE forgotten aSheS;;
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va 0af'ef SnoP' H"0 not seen Will
nam S'ilce I2l'' 'ul recognized MN
at once ne was oul d |oU'&SIef Iheh'
ana was gi"pIo|eo '| Jerry stanton
on ms "e"N'IH ""A"u' " IiIla'A Dol
oen Is no" man Ill ms iaJe IoflieS.
ms 'oSI'io" Ill american society Is
I'o' improve" over '''''IGI DAYS io'
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mere d. servants loi V.le various
lo'eiS' 1'S ''l'S1 '''Ii'''''"i''S one ny
one were removed many % inc
coloreo IaIHIl'eS moved away, mere
were one OF Two eNeeP'Io'iS' nc I"SV
coioI'" people i''Ile'hoeI were
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li'eSe were Two interesting charac-
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-02
WANTED

WANTED - Shallow well electric
pump. Ben Koch, Oakland,-4l-5t+
WANTED-Sales ladies. Apply inn
mediately at Half-Price Stores, Oak
land.-29-tf.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-02
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1913,
Beginning at one o'clock p. NJ,


Beginning at one o'clock p. NJ,
One Guernsey Cow, 7 years old; l
Guernsey Cow, years old; 1 Red
Durham Cow, years old; Roam Dur
ham Cow, 4 years old; l Durham Cow,
1 years old! 1 Jersey Heifer, l Guern-
scy Heifer and l Red Durham Heifer,
each years old; Spring Calves, l
Brood Sow with six pigs six weeks old;
lot Legholn Chickens, Bobsled
Wagon, ! Moving Machine, / Cultiva-
tor, l Hay Rake, / Lawn Mower,
Grindstone, l small Separator, ten
gallon Milk Can, large Milk Strainer
and discs, 2 Milk Pals, l 20gallon
Iron Kettle, 100 pounds Fertilizer, 4
stacks Of Hay, lot of Potatoes,
Bed and Springs, 2 Dresscrs, 5-piccc
Library Suite, l Record Cabinet,
Davenport, l Rocker, l Nictrola and
Records, l Mantle Clock, l Dining
Table and six Chairs, Stands, Buff
fet, l Cooking Stove, | Wash Stand,
2 Kitchen Tables and other articles not
here mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE-Sums of $1,000
and under, cash on the day of sale. All
sums over $1,000, note can be given
for four months with approved Sc
curity. No property to be removed I'M
til terms are complied with.
l.. NOEL,
JENNINGS. MD.
Advertisement 40-2t
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DEBT NOTICE!

This is to notify the public that
my wife, Vcrda Sisler, Friendsvillc,
having left my home without just
provocation, | will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by her.
CHESTER SISLER,
Friendsville, Maryland.
Adv. 40-3t"
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PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property

Having sold my farm, located one
fourth mile from Jennings, Md, on the
Bittinger road | am offering Live
Stock and the following described ar
ticles at public auction to the highest
responsible bidder on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-02
FRIENDSVILLE
BAZAAR and Rummagc Sale

-
Bazaar and Rummagc Sale
Bazaar and rummaoa sa,a will bo
held q the 7Inrphv tnirdino. ~, Sal
urdav. December r-b from goo ~,
IuntT 900 D. M for -bo banofr ~
( Circle , Of tha Woman,s co.iot,, Of
/ Christian Service. Miss Helen Miller.
leader will be in charge.
Brotherhood Dinner
A Brotherhood djnna,. was sa,vad in
the high school apdito,ipn, +, t,,,ar+,,-
eight members. includino three from
Seibysport; six from SANG Run two
from Hoyes and sixteen from Friends
Vile. on Monday cvenino, Novorbor
%. The speaker was w ! Glenn Nv
erett Show. Of ConncIIsviIIo pa who
is menbe,. Of tba F,iardsy;11o 1ra+b
cdlst church, gave a short talk.
The Sang Run quartet rendered two
numbers, followed by group singing.
A basketball game followed the cv-
cning program.
Circle 1 Of the WSCS, with Mrs.
Theresa Murphy, leader, served the
dinner in the Home Economics room
Of the school. The tables were appro-
prateIy decorated with miniature deer
and ground pine
Births
Evening star., 1943-11-13
CADILLAC
141 "61"

FOUR-DOOR SEDAN
HYDRAMAT1C DRIVE, RADIO, HEATER
81 Pp,SEH SEW1GAR SG5 oiS2NP G1Np1TIoN'
PEAKE MOTOR CO..
WIS. AVE. AT ALBEMARLE ST NV
Evening star., 1943-11-13

eral color-ashy gray. The eyes are
bright orange and have a discon-
certing way Of giving you the "once
over" The plumage is surprisingly
soft. especially on the neck. The
tail has IL or IA broad feathers
nearly half as long as the wings.
And the wings are large, broad and
rounded, the third quill being the
longest. Each wing is provided on
the carpal part with two strange
powerful spurs; the front one is by
far the larger. While the legs are
of moderate length, they are very
thick and naked most of the way;
their feet make up the difference
The toes are extremely long, and
the third and fourth toes are con-
nected at the base
One of the most astonishing things
about these birds is the absence OF
uncinate processes to the ribs. This
suggests at once the reptiles. The
bones of the skeleton of the screamer
are highly pneumatic, and the skin
and the underlying tissues to the
depth of about u an inch are so
thoroughly filled with minute air
spaces that it produces a cracking
sound If you press it.
The horned screamers are also
famous for their powerful voice.
1t is said they sing all seasons of
the year. The females pour forth
the most weird sounds imaginable,
Evening star., 1943-11-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont. /,

~ t0fWOplIES TUX SA.E lSoht.l .
aa3hD ,ss coach. el7 N st. NV. betveer
h ssd Ga laas sts doo1 9a5fns ssdsn
sSS e. $os ',se' sf, seso MI R.t5Sss 6iss. MO-
lent condition, in storage over : year
lanes Hx.t,.v;p. f Cassbariam. Ca 1905 R. I. aye.
MEktesthls; MEkeGthRlSs; 1a' 1870 4-door sedan; Radio radio
heater; one-owner car, excellent me.
sssassIiisl sasl St condition. MI prskw' Motor Co.
sryse. fnfueT cTn.4 a4 sia5e Us nss oR Fss ssss
s1c.1pp McH1CpRY 1s4l sedan; Tadlo and heater eater
Nash Ta iase > !. door sedan: 10000 miles
sood tires. radio, seat covers, looks like
sso ns svs Psfss' sssT splns
oLDsMoBILE 1871 convertible club coupe
cord white -sidewall rayon tires, black I'm
sn re- ssoo Leather . car S like
Ssaiss s"ief sale, s4so fssfp{S csi Mr. 0Est Lee
OLDsMOBnE 1885 4-d de luxe; heater
Seos So. sth St, Hriinston, Va. oxford o24e
S.I9.l ScLpsMesslIkkE ssIk 1ss7 sss; tdoor; radio and
sss sna be,er ,ss :sssn ssdan cono sas
Hyattsyille Buick. WA ALL.
PACKARD convertible coupe; GOOD running
condition, good rubber, new battery: must
sell. at once; drafted: sacrifice. sls5 OF
PLYMoGTH 1889 s-door de luxe luxe sedan:
excellent cond., good tires. radio. heater
500 cash; original owner. CHI. 1000
PIYMouTH 80 black de luxe 4-dr. tr. Sc
dan; heater; in new-car cond.; $500; nc
dealers. NO. 21s2, 23l5 1st st. NV. 12'
PONTIAC ON M is4l ls streaming ssd sedsnst.e
,x.il tires; priced psesd for quick sale. Parkway
PONTIAC 1941 Streamlner sedan; radio
and heater: excellent condition. Hyatts-
vile Buick; WA. All.
kOLLS-ROYCE English phantom Marchand
town sedan; new prewar tires, Al condi-
ton: $3.50 Box 116-J Star IA"
STUDEBAKER "32' light sedan: good mo-
tor. fair rubber. heater: best offer. Ho-
sTnDEBAkER 1897 4-door sedan with
radio: GOOD cond. Call after 5 Sat, all
sTUDEBAKER 1912 ,Champion--This. car
can, be purchased at substantial savings.
Parkway Motor Co., 3051 M st. NV. MI
Evening star., 1943-11-13
Uncle Roy's Corner

A girl named Iline Germani has
written to me to ask:
Gould you tell me where the
name Germany came from?"
Germany was named after peo-
pie who long ago lived on the north.
eastern side Of the Rhine River,
They were known ~ the Ger
mani"
That answer's lines question Ia
. short way, but 1t brings I'D IN.
other question: Why were the Ger.
mani given that name7
So far as scholars have been able
to learn, the name probably was
first used by Gauls who lived in the
country now known az France. The
original meaning Of "Germani" may
have been 'neighbors," but that
point Is not clear.
Many other tribesmen in Central
and Northern Europe came to b
called Germani or Germans. An
other general name which grew I'D
was "Teutons." A tribe Of "Teu-
tones" or "Teutoni" entered North.
ern Italy more than 1000 years ago.
With them were other people, the
"Cimbri."
The Cimbri and Teutones were
met by large Roman army and
were defeated in a fierce battle.
We are told that the women in the
tribes killed themselves and their
children to keep from falling into
the hands Of the Romans when the
battle was lost.
Less than five centuries later.
new waves Of Germans or Teutons
began to sweep southwark in Eu-
rope. This time they met with sue
cess and broke up the Roman en-
pire.
Among the tribesmen we're the
Lombards, who settled in Italy, and
the Franks. who went into France.
A part Of Northern Italy is known
today as 'Lombardy and the name
OF France arose from the Franks.
The Angles who invaded Britain
gave England (once "Angleland"D
her name. With the Angles went
Saxons and Jutes.
Most of the people in Southern
Europe were not killed Off" They
stayed in their homes and some Of
them married with the invaders.
In time the natives and the tribes
men became so much mixed up that
there was little to tell them apart.
Evening star., 1943-11-13
1~A Ra4
Thieves Thwurt Hunter
Who Soved His Shells
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO-Thieves blasted Ed
ward Stanis' hopes of happy hunt
ing trip.
Mr.. Stanis, after many months Of
saving, had five boxes of shotgun
shells for the duck hunting season.
A few ho6rs before he was to leave
for the blinds the shells, his gun
and a hunting suit were stolen from
his car.
Evening star., 1943-11-13

and the males have bass voices with
great depth and ringing and drum.
like beats. The chorus Is rather
militant and ut times hercely
jubilant. To listen to this concert"
on . dark night, for the first time,
is nerveracking until one is told
about the performers.
Evening star., 1943-11-13
AUTOMOBILES WANTED,

PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy car from
Sealers SSneT; PTsfe5s PR 6sss sedan. Pay cash No
BUICK wanted: name your price. will
rry nes,'sut H meet W. T. sFoS FSod Pontiac 4a21 Con-
try to meet n i sFH% Food Pontiac 1921 Con-
~ to meet i, .FlSod Pontiac. 4ssi Con.
pSpGE SSS1 H., ASS h. cMRysL.E HI ,..nsss: nam. a
tiae. 9ss1 connectieSt con @ evS Wo j. 500 iooo rom
nsctisut m t @eeS5 ewSo5. s4oS SSo F0n''a'' fSi Con-
81 9e.t Peed your nEes s
nectieut. m tne'Ss wo s46o. SSo f0A''A'' &S' o0n'
FSSTIAc WANTED-Nams Mans S, your prissM Is.;
I9anse5iSTE FI9MoUTh wxSrEp@same o s5oo your price
5 ~ 4 ny IT. s9'a Pontiac S 4ssl
cHRYsLER 1871: 1910. any model We
Sasa WhsseE nYfn 4s,o Or 1oH1
s s9s s!ssa ss c. tss4 Dfs's'feo' @us'
Trn'sS seeea at Hsh p4se. sRs msss Ssd
fLYMoTTHs: any model iaa7 TO la4l;
special high prices paid. Roper Motor Co,
kTGDEBAKEks wanted, 1887 to 1s4l;
WANT BEST PRICE for your car, See
!sh pree ee.0f Loving VIM MOI Motors a fns nsn
[ WILL PAY highest price for used cars
in any condition: even i not paid for. /
s04 Bladensburg I'd. ne. LU. 1929.
BUICK owners. call Jack Blank. Adams
$500; you will be more than satisfied with
our price. Arcade Pontiac, 1887 irving
CHEVROLET owners: call Jack Blank.
" % mn
hed with our price. Arcade Pontiac. 1437
foNfIAC owners. call Jack Blank. Adams
$500 you will be more than satisfied with
our price. Arcade Pontiac, 1927 Irving
PRIVATE PARTY wants 1898 or 1saa
STICK 1871 sedanette: radio and heater
excellent condition. Hyattsvilie Buick.
ANY MODEL CAR, trucks or station
49,, MCMAHON CHEVROLET CO..
63s3 Ga. Ave. NV. GE. 0l00.
CASH for your car; No waiting. No red tape.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
257 Carroll st. Takoma Park. D. C.
CASH.
PARKWAY MOTOR co.
soSi q ffas1 n 81 Of NV. Eai. Rfal'nf ni alss.
IMMEDIATE CASH!
ANY MAKE.
SEE MR.. DUKE
LOGAN MOTOR CO.,
18th ST. NV. BETWEEN AND L.
REPUBLIC 3251.
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL.
POHANKA SERVICE.
llc6 goth st. NV. District 9141.
Evening star., 1943-11-13
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
HORNED SCREAMER
(Palamedea cornuta). /.


The horned screamer from Colom-
bia Is bird that calls for q second
searching inspection. It Is about
the size of small domestic turkey,
with 4 small head and q fowl-like
bill. Its name derives from the fact
that on its forehead Is 4 slender,
forward-curving "horn." This Is
actually q carbuncle about inches
in length.
In Guiana, Venezuela, Amazonia
and Ecuador these screamers reach
a length of about "a inches. Their
plumage is glossy black above and
usually white or almost white below.
The feathers of the head are mar
gined In white. and those Of the front
Of the neck and sides are ashy. The
legs and feet are of the same gen.
Evening star., 1943-11-13

| AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont. !.
WANTED, FOR CASH, late
model Chevrolet cars, station
wagons and trucks. Imme-
diate action. Write or phone,
we will come any distance.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., TIPS
Wis. ave. WI. 1885.
Evening star., 1943-08-24

Fashions with purpose just like eo-eds these
colIeeote clothes. Designed to do lots Of things 90
to o'clock classes to football games 90 coke
dating with the best beau home furlouoh. Outfits
with veve and life styled to please and serve our
wortme students Always smart, always practical
these comPus companions just light for college girls.
LANsBURGH's-Sports shop-second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Catholic u. Meet Summaries

SECOND, Nowicki (Fordhaml; third, Sullivan
Gu, Of Penn, Time. 2;l4.5.
ond. Truxton west Chester Teachers);
third, McMullin, ", P. i, Time, OBS:
Avon BY Fordham Gray. Keane, hay
of Penn, Time, 1885.
One mile Mason Dixon Conference sprint
'Campanella, Pierce, Garner, JablonskD;
second, Loyola; third, Gallaudet. Time,
Intercollegiate high iump-Won by Yes
sic Columbia: second Mcdowell u. s. N.
r.; no third Height, Is feet : inches.
High and Prem Events.
45-yard high hurdleS~Won by Hum
pail; third, Putram ORooseyelD. Time,
50-yard dash-Won by Brewton wood
row wilson; second. Brown Washington
- one-mlle relay. section Avon by
HsSdT Houef Md agh s se609
High School; third. Eastern High School
Time, 1857.
wo9aon w reay Hs ssct ss5oo by
Spandaw, Spangerbers Williams; second
Washington Lee; third. Eastern. Time,
3.52 e.
One-mile run-won by Hahn wash
nRton Leo: second, Bergman lFranklin
PARK: third, Glass George Washingtonl.
One-mile relay dnvitation)-Won by
Brooklyn Prem ,Cscanlon,,, Bedeau. Cronin
Carroll second La Sale Military Acad-
one-mi!e relay SECTION GmWon by Wash
RuckerO; second. Episcopal; third North
east Catholic Time; 3:4l
and ds BreTon 9T cF'Rdf ce4 3had
Swan (RooSevelt. Height ) feet 10 inches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Buuqh Hopeless at Bot

'Baugh was one Of the best look
Ing lnfelderS l ever saw. He was
fast he had a great pair of hands
and a great arm. l never saw a
rookie handle a ground ball any
better. But Sammy just couldn't
hit
I got Joe MedWick to take him
out for a few lessons in Florida.
Joe worked over a week with him,
but this 180- pound football star
couldn't hit the ball hard enough
to dent the cuticle of a Custard pie.
So We had to let him go. and I
was sorry to see such q fielding star
quit the game. There is one man
you would have thought couldn't
miss. A great competitor with nat
ural cot rdination-with everything
except the ability to swing a bat"
One of the greatest faults in both
baseball and golf is getting the
body in ahead of the hands and
arms The swinger or the batter
has the feeling that he must call
on the body for extra aid in get
ting distance or power.
As a result the body lunges for
ward too quickly and so ties up
hands, wrists and arms. A big part
of this fault is due to overeagerness.
Neither the ball player nor the
golfer can wait long enough.
This is easy to explain in base
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Indifferent SpanqIer
Draws 6O-Day Ban
Clowns in Loss to Rose;
Lewis Beuts Finozzo

joey Spangler, a Richmond mid
dleweight who has served as step
ping stone for numerous fighters at
Turner's Arena. won't be resuming
that role for al least so DAYS. the
District Boxing Commission having
slapped a suspension Of that dura-
ton on him last night for an I'M
satisfactory performance against
Manuel Rosa Of Baltimore in an
eight-rOundeT.
Spangler was content TO clown
before 1900 fans at Turner's in the
semiflnal and his reluctance to mix
with Rosa drew the ire Of the COM
mission, which nevertheless award
ed Spangler his purse. Rosa won
the decision.
In the feature bout Stoney Lewis,
local colored Welterweight. pounded
out a decision over Johnny Finazzo
Of Baltimore in an eight-rounder
Lewis flattened FinaZz0, who made
a battle Of it for four rounds. for q
count Of nine in the sixth ana
thereafter clipped him virtually at
will 1t was Lewis seventh victory
In eight starts at Turner's Arena.
Other bouts saw John Garner de-
clslon Gene Thomas in a siH-r0und-
er and Buddy Holmes OutpOmt
Speedy Wallace IN another scrap
over the same route. In 4 four
round bout Oakie Gree and Leon
Kennedy fought 70 a draw
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BY HAROLD CLAASSEN,

NEW YORK, March 9-Maribel
Yerxa Vinson, who dominated the
United States figure skating queens
for decade, still has her say in the
sport although she has been a side
line sitter for four years.
Now Mrs Guy Owens Of San
Francisco, she has turned teacher
and saw two of her students win
national titles at Madison Square
Garden in the past three days.
Gretchen Merrill, 17-year-old
blond Boston heiress. triumphed in
the women's senior singles last
night in her third try for the title
her instructor held nine times in
1o-year period starting in 1928. c.
Austin Holt triumphed in the mems
novice division.
Even an unscheduled tumble Miss
Merrill demonstrated for the judges
and 5000 spectators didn't stop her
from anneXing the crown after
three months of La WILSON'S in
structions. Far ahead after the
school figures were skated last Sat-
urday, she barely nosed out Dor
othy Coos, 14-year-old New Yorker,