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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-02
SOCIETY," "a

er and family, of near Raymond
The dinner honored the birthday
anniversary of Willella Hagen
locker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Gunder-
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gun
derman, of this city, and Mrs
Walter Gunderman, and children
Joan and Johnny, of Los Angeles
Calf, were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Williams
at Mechanicsburg.
Miss Bernice Jean Westlake, of
Columbus, spent the weekend
with her sister, Miss Clara 10
Westlake, w. Seventh st.
MIR. and Mrs. James Kirby and
daughter, stopped in Marysville,
Saturday, enroute to Columbus
Mr.. Kirby is associated with the
National Cash Register company
in Dayton.
Miss Irmgard Rave, of Airing
ton, Va, was the house guest over
Thanksgiving and the weekend
of DR.. and Mrs. r. Floyd Belt
and son, Floyd, Sycamore street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty Chappell,
of Grand ave., had as their Sat-
urday supper guests, Misses An
ma James and Lois Lowe, of Rich
wood. =
Miss Geneva Foster, of York
Center, spent Friday night and
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
Johnson, of Raymond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ham Epps, N
Main ST., spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Maugans, in Col
umbus.
Mrs. H. B. Johnson, of Ray
mond, had as her guests Sunday
at dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Beatty
Chappell, Grand ave., and Mr.. ano
Mrs. Clay Johnson and daugh-
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-02
THE LADY AND THE GYPSY

BY Ethel Vance. The famous
author tells of a story book
sounding romance that really
happened. Read about the English
generals daughter who married
a gypsy-and is living happily ev-
er after Read it in The American
Weekly Magazine with this Sun
days dec. s. issue of The De-
troit Times. 1t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-02

be installing officers. There will
be a gift exchange, with a. 25 cent
gift. Each member is asked to
bring her table service. The dom
alton of plate, cup, fork and
spoon may be brought to this
meeting. Plans will be completed
for Tag Day, Dec 7.
IL IL IL
ID. A. ". SUPPER
The auxiliary of the Disabled
American Veterans extends an
invitation to the D. A. V. chapter
to attend a pot-luck supper and
Christmas gift exchange at 6:45
o. m. Thursday in the Armory.
Each person is asked to bring his
own table service.
IL III Ill
Miss Herd Is Bride of
Mr.. Moder On Nov. II
Miss Zema Grace Herd, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Herd, of
near Raymond, and Mr.. Paul j..
Moder, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Moder, of near Marysville, were
united in marriage by the Rev.
E. j. Boerger at the Lutheran par
sonage in Fort Wayne, Ind. on
Nov. Z.
The couples attendants were
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Moder, bro
ther and sister-in-law of the
groom.
The bride was attired in a blue
wool crepe suit with a shoulder
corsage Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. Mrs. Moder wore wool
suit of deep purple with car
sage of white chrysanthemums.
Following the ceremony the
two couples continued on an ex-
tensive motor tour through Ind
lana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Mis-
souri,, visiting relatives and points
of interest.
The new Mrs. Moder is a grad
uate of Raymond high school and
attended Ohio State University.
Mr.. Moder is also a graduate of
Raymond high school and spent
2 1/2 years in the u. S. Navy, re-
ceiving his discharge in May.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Brokaw
and Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Hollar, OF
Butler, Ohio, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Mccoy
Mr.. Brokaw is the brother of Mrs
Mccoy.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-02

ters, Betty Lou and jana Lee, of
Raymond.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09
Uradnice drusstva .sv.
Ane st. 4 SDZ

Uradnice drustva ssv. Ane st.
4 SDZ "a leto 1916 so sledece: !:
Predsednica Julia Brezovar,
1173 E., 60 St.; podpredsednica
Jennie Stanonik; tajnica Mary
-Bradae, 1853 E. 167 St, zapis-
nikarica Genovefa Zupan; bla-
gajnicarka Josephine Orazem !;
rediteljica Mary Pristov; mad
zornice. Anna Erbeznik, Jennie
Suvak in Rose L. Erste. Vsi slo-
venski zdravniki v Clevelandu
so drustveni zdravniki. Drust-
vene seje Sc vrse vsako drugo
sredo v mesecu v Slovenskem
,narodnem domu, soba st. l, OBJ
|8. uri zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09
Sl,risss,as Seeds

SO ,desetletja ,garali "a koseek
kruha ma zemlji, katero so zdaj
,dobili v svojo last!
. "Tudi lastnikom ,velikih to-
warn, XII so delavce. vedno le IL
zemali, so ,pobrali ttoyarne, ne
katere SO zdaj drzavne, to Sc
pravi: nase, delaveeye. Potem
pa maj DO to delayec, Xxi della z
roko ali pa z glavo. Seveda sc
smarsikateremu sfajmostru "a
malo zdi, &c ne bo, vec celia vas
zanj garala.
Pc 'drugi strani SO pa spet du.
hovniki, kateri so bill z nami v
gmajni. TAX seveda ne DO "a
hteval, da morajo delati drug
zanj, sam hi 81 pa delal salo. :
"Kot sem I'll ze pisal, cd ma
Sega sorodstva nj bill -nihce bel
pac pa Sc mas je precej lovilo pc
gmajni. Te dni je ,umrla v Di
" aei ,smitoyka, sestra strics
Franka. Tudi ,je pred kratkin
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09
,UREDh NIX OVA POSTA
tNadaljevanje 3 2, strani)

.stvo. To ljudstvo, Xxi Sc je neu-
kroceno borilo proti anemskemu
,nacizmu in ,italijanskemu fasiz-
mu, se tudi danes ne ustrasi no
benega della, ker vsak Sc, zaveda,
da sedaj della "a svoj narod in
ne. vec "a tuji kapital. ...@
15s!let stara
prvic v zaporu i
'Moja brigada .je ,ostala ma
gradnji mladinske ,proge diva
meseca. Zamislite, ia proga Sc
je zacela ,graditi 1. maja 1946
leta in Sbo do okonca tega mese-
ca 4(oktobra) koncana. eHotela
sem Sc vrniti ,domov, ko sem pa
prisla blizu donna sem yzvedela,
Ida ako sc vrnem me caka ;jeca.
Ko 80. fasisti zvedeli, ,da je toll
sko. mladine slo ma delo v Bosno,
so bill zelo razburjeni in .ko so
Sc nase brigade poyrnile, SO
mnoge ,zaprli. JAZZ sem Sc k sre-
-ci resila te usode, ker1 ne ma
ram, ,da bi me fasisti zopet Via
46ili po jecah. ,Sedaj imam 18 let
in sem 3bila Re trikrat zaprta.
aPrvic,. ko. sem bila ;stara Is let
so me Italijani zaprli. Ko sem
sc vrnila .domov, nisem nasla
:, nobenega, sker alta, in mama SO
bill tudi ,zaprti, sestra Jolanda
se je ,nahajala pri .partizanih,
oba brata. pa kot' vojna ujetni-
ka v Italiji. Donna je bilo :vse
opustoseno in oropano, hisa cd
strani Italijanov zaklenjena in
ker nisem imela kan iti, sem sc
zatekla k teti' Mariji. -.
'."sedaj Sc nahajam pri stricu
Andreju v.,Trbovljah, kjer sem
ze tri tedne. Upam, tda bonn tu
dobila sluzbo. Oba brata sta v
jugoslovanski armadi, .sestra
<Jolanda pa, " sluzbi v Ljubljani
Zelo Sc pa bojim, kajabo ma.
mo in ,ocetem, ker s>po .Primor'
skem zapirajo in pretepajo anti
fasiste.
.'Imela bi vam Sc mnogo Ia
pisati o sedanji borbi primor.
eskega ljudstva, toda 4opisalla
yam: bonn to 4drugic.
"Ida"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09

ohole "Frice", XII so mislili, da
bodo eel svet obrnili ma glavo,
,kako sedaj ponKno gonijo kram-
pc in lopate. skoda je le, ,da jih
nasi premalo privijajo. Pravijo,
da Jim moramo pokazati, ,da smo
ljudje in boljsi kot oni. Te sire
lie so pa s kakim ujetim parti-
zanom navadno kar ma nitro in
kratko opravile. Sicer jim pa
vsega trpljenja, kar SO ga po-
vzrocili oni, itak ne bi mogi
vrniti. +.
"Oni lipe cd Debevca maj pa
~ ,svojem easopisu kar laja. Ko-
,ikokrat so mas ze pref v gmaj-
nj, klerikalni casopisi obenem
z nemskimi in laskimi vred, po-
polna unicili, pa smo le mi tu-
kaj, oni so 10 pa pobrail!
""Nestetokrat SO '"dokoncno
unieili vse bandite,' tako SO mas
MANFRED vedno imenovali in pri
tenn navajali tako ogromne Ste
vilke, ,da smo Sc Jim v gosei
smejali, ko smo brali te' njihove
cape. Tudi "sjor" Debevec DO
moral uvideti, da je "a .njegove
napake skoda papirja. Sal ga
naysezadnje tudi razumem: ME
mu in njegove. baze ticem goto-
vo ne more biti vsee, &c, smo pri
mas pobrali privatna in cerkve-
ma veleposestva in zemljo raz-
Edelili garaeem in nemanieem, XII
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09

vse srecno prestali kljub vse-
mu ,pomanjkanju, XII mas tare.
Dobro je, da imamo ma nasi
strani Rusijo in tudi ameriska
pomoc je velika. &c bo letos do
bra letina, bono kmalu reseni
vsega hudega. JAZZ samo cakam
sedaj, kdaj me bodo upokojili.
Sluzbe imam zadosti, star bonn
pa tudi 60 let Mi samo cakamo,
da sc bodo uredile meje, potem
gremo nazaj v Divaeo. Tisoce
pozdrayov obema!
"Toni Srebot" &.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09

kot ma primer Jaka Debevec pri
"Ameriski Domovini", da lajajo
ma nase borce, XII so zrtvovali
tsvoja zivljenja in zdravje "a re-
sitev svojega ,naroda izpod IA
.sisticnih zlocincev. Maj lie pride
sem pogledati, DO videl, kaj nam
je pustil okupator z njegovimi
"belcki" in kako danes mas ma
rod 5hiti z sobnavljanjem poru-
sene s-domovine.
"Seveda, imamo Sc razne te-
zave, XII sc ne dajo preko noci
odstraniti. Upamo pa, da bono
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09
zarko :Srebot opisuje .kako
garajo nemSlki Fritz"

Mrs. Mary Resaver, 716 E.
159 st. je dobila pismo cd svo-
jega ,necaka zarka Srebota il
Ljubljane, Xxi opisuje kako ga
rajo nemski vojni ujetniki in
poleg ,.drugih ,zanimivih .opiso-
vanj, pise Q noyemu ,redu, v Ju-
goslaviji. Pismo Sc glasi:
''Draga teta in stric!
Danes smo po dolgem casu
in pricakoyanju dobili Vajino
,pismi. No, da se mi opisemo, ka.
ko nam gre hrano. Kar je
glavno: kruha imamo dovolj in
to dobrega. Skoraj vse je Sc ma
lkarte, tudi ,kruh in moka, am.
Ipak ,se Sc: kar dovolj dobi. Ma.
10 je pa mesa, zabele in sladkor.
ia. Riz :dobe lie otroci. tSladkor.
ia dobimo Is dkg ma osebo ma
mesec. Ven mas .rezejo takozva.
ne dodatne nakaznice "a? hrano
iOee dobi. "a "tezke delavce", jaz
in .,stric 3Janko Pelanov, pa "a
''lahke delavce", ma katere do:
bimo .poleg .obicajne ,dodelitve
Sc, kar precej craven. S place Sc
nekako gre, vendar mic ne osta.
ja.. &c pa ,pomislimo, da: je nasa
drzava poleg Rusije v tel vojni
najbolj trpela in .da je pri mas
cd vseh po vojni prizadetih DIR.
zav Sc najboljse, razen Rusije
seyeda, potem Sc kar gre. Ma
Dunaju ,dobe ma primer po IL
dkg kruha .dnevno, &c ga sploh
dobijo. Smo sli prav tehtati, da
smo videli, .kaksen je tax ko'
tscek. Ga ,,imas komaj "a pal
grizljajev.
"'sicer .je pa svabom ,prav
JAZZ v gmajni nisem dobre 4 nae
sece jedel splohr nobenega ;kru
ha. Zdaj maj pa Sc oni male
skusajo,. kaj je lakota. Nemskin
!ujetnikom, XII jih imamo dovol.
pri mas, seveda hrane ne, mani
ka, lakoto trpijo le .njih svojc
donna. .Je prav zabavno videti t.
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f.S|ovenski veteran

zeli dobiti stanovanje Ease in
zeno (nic otrok). g., 4 ali 5 sob.
Kdor ina "a oddati, maj blago-
voli pokliee PO 1885, Victor
Udovich, 1908 Yale Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09
Uradniki SIovenskega demo-
kratskega kluba v Eucidu
"a leto 1916:

"a leu 4ofo.
Predsednik Andy .Jerman;
podpredsednik Anton -sternad ;
tajnik Michael Boie; ,blagajnik
Franc ,Smalc: zapisnikarica
Frances Modic; nadzorni odbor
Math Intihar, John Jamnik in
Joh n Omerza; rzastopnika "a
skupna drustva SID. Louis Mo-
die in Anton Mihelich; "a Cos
,mopolitan ligo Math Intihar in
Anton Mihelich. - seje Sc W.
Sc vsak sdrugi torek v mesecu v
Slovenskem ?drustvenem ,domu
ma Recher Ave-, Euclid, Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09

sKdor lie 6lovekolj jab, .daraie
"a otro$ko bo1eico . EloveniT
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-09

fumrla Cikatova Reza, stara cez
80 let in pa Kovacica. Diyaca de
~ splosnem celia, lie ko SO sc sva-
bi umikali, so tam cd Obcin po-
slali v slovo emo granato in po-
skodovali Peharcevo stalo. Pred
cerkvijo SO slucajno zadeli mas
tank, XII je bill k sreci prazen, je
pa eksplodirakin poskodoval me-
kaj malega susevo hiso. Da jbi
ii kaj bolj natancno opisoval, lbi
zavzelo prevee ~prostora. zdra-
vo!
"zarko Srebot. !"
"Dragi vsi!
".Kolikokrat sva sc z Mini med
vojno pogovarjale o vseh nasih
sorodnikih, kako bodo prestali
vojno in ma sreco so ostali vsi
zivi, kljub vsem grozotam, XII
so jih uganjali Nemci in Itali-
:jani in nasi bell izdajalci, Xxi so
bill ma razpolago> vsem, XII SO
:jih placali. Koliko nasih ljudi,
natisoce, so postrelili kot talce.
jih vlaeili v internacijo in ma
pristine delo, kjer so jih izrab-
ljali do onemoglosti, potem pa,
ko MISC bill vec "a delo, so live
sezigali. !.
"Danes sc pa Sc dobijo ljudje,
Evening star., 1946-04-21
BY Day Russell

wish to discuss the atomic bomb with me-"
The scientists looked toward their spokes-
man, who now stepped forward. DR.. Over
maier was man of middle age; he was slight
and straight. His face was serene, and there
was about him an air of patience and strength
The world had known this same face, younger
and keener. as one of the most brilliant of the
scientists who had developed the first atomic
bomb
He spoke simply and directly. I'VE have
solved the problem of the atomic bomb" he
said
The announcement stunned the Senator;
he looked from one face to another
Thank God" he said "At last we shall
be able to live in peace of mind
DR.. Overmaier smiled sadly He knew much
too we'll the desperate impasse which world
affairs had reached. Fear was destroying the
sanity of the people of all nations The neuro-
sis had begun with distrust and suspicion,
Evening star., 1946-04-21

which had split the world into two hostile
camps.
When the strain had become unbearable,
one group of nations, in desperation, had
sought to destroy the other group while there
was yet time to save themselves. This spirit
of aggression had collapsed when it was
quietly announced by the rival half OF the
world that they too knew the secret OF the
atomic bomb. Not only did they know how
it was made. but they themselves had also
been producing particularly lethal atomic
bomb for some time
1T WAS then that the neurosis of fear hao
come up to the surface, and infected all peo-
pies with queer and ugly instability, rottmg
public and private morals. This had been tne
reason for the Senator's committee, and the
reason for his present despair. No wonder MS
comment came from the heart.
DR.. Overmaler smiled. Peace of mlnd -
Evening star., 1946-04-21

ADD LEAD WASHINGTON
THERE Is A WIDESPREAD RUAOR
IN THE NArIoN'S CAPITAL THAT
THIS EVENING THE PRESIDENT
Evening star., 1946-04-21

DQ 28B
NEW LEAD BULLETIN
WASHINGTON THIS HOMIHG THE
COMMITTEE FOR AfONIc AFFAIRS
VAS CALLED INTO A HURRIED MEET
ING. SENATOR HARRIGM, CHAIR
NAN, ADMITTED AN E1ERGHCY HAD
ARISEN. THE SESSION WAS HELD IN
THE GREATEST SECRECY.
1Ok3An
Evening star., 1946-04-21

No, it hasn't happened yet,
but perhaps some day this
fiction writer's guess about
the future may come true -.
A Short Story
TIME problem of the atomic bomb was
Il solved! And the most remarkable thing
about it was that the final solution was so
simple.
Senator Harrgan, Chairman of the Com
mittee for Atomic Affairs, stood behind his
desk, facing the small group of scientists who
had asked for an interview. Bitterness had
bitten deep lines into the Senator 'sonce affable
face He and his committee had been the tar
get of relentless attack because they had not
found an answer to the question which had
already brought the nation to the brink of
third World War.
'Gentlemen," he said, Il am told you
Evening star., 1946-04-21

DW 27B
BULLEr1H...
WASHINGTON COo0If1EE on
ATOMIC AFFAIRS CALLED INTO
E(ERGHCY SESSION.
lo39M
Evening star., 1946-04-21
!: THE man WHO ABOLISHED WAR


NUW 26B
LIVERPOOL - DEATH TOLL RESULT
ING FROM EXPLOSION OF LUXURY
LINER AT HER PIER YESTERDAY
HAS REACHED 36l. INVESTIGATORS
REVEAL THEY SUSPECT SABOTAGE
BECAUSE
MORE
Evening star., 1946-04-21

DW 25B
LONDON PRIZE MINISTER IN
SPEECH BEFORE PARLIAMENT To-
DAY WILL CALL FOR VOTE OF
CONFIDENCE ON GOVERNMENTS
HANDL ING OF INTERNATIONAL
CRISIS. OPPOSITION PAPERS
PREDICT HIS DEFEAT.
1o35AA
Evening star., 1946-04-21

NDM 2AB
WASHINGTON THERE IS AUL.
SPECULATION IN THE CAPITAL
AS TO WHY SCIENTISTS FROM ALL
OVER THE WORLD HAVE ARRIVED
HERE DURING THE LAST FEN DAYS
DR.. OVERNAIER, LEADING ATOMIC
Expert, TOLD REPORTERS THAT
rHE MEETING MIGHT BRING IN
PORTANT INTERNATIONAL DEVIL
OPANTS. HE REFUSED 70 MAKE
FURTHER COEHlT.
l033AN
Evening star., 1946-04-10
Upset Results in Ring
Show Figure 10 Give
Gamblers WiI!ies
By Bob MCLEAN

If gamblers do control boxing in
the District, as Representative Fred
Bradley, Republican, of Michigan
has charged, they must operate with
headquarters in st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
Representative Bradley could not
be found in Turner's Arena last
night during the fight show there.
but had he been present he would
have witnessed contradictory set
Of circumstances that would give
any professional wager -taker the
screaming meemies.
1t started when Bee Zee Washing
ton, 154, l0-1 favorite, was knocked
out at 2:14 of the second round by
Al Wright, 16l, another District
battler. The evening became more
amazing when Ken Stribling, 167,
highly 'touted local boy who rated as
a 1913 favorite, lost a six-round
decision to Kid Wolfe, 167, an un-
known, after five trips to the canvas.
Favorite Lucky to Get Draw.
And the climax came in the maia
event when Tony Falco, 143, Hart
ford, Conn, a favorite at prices as
high as 81, was lucky to get nine
round draw verdict with Jimmy Nc
Griff, 142, Washington fighter.
The fans nearly tore the roof off
the arena after that one. Those
who favor a puncher naturally
strung along with McGriff, since
he landed the harder blows and
scored the only knockdoWn, putting
Falco on the deck for nine-count
in the fifth. But adherents of box-
ing as a science saw it as Falcos
battle on the basis of ring general
ship and polnt-making with a clever
left. DR.. o. U. Singer voted for Nc
Griff, 84-79; Referee Harry Volk-
man gave the nod to Falco, 1881,
and DR.. j. A. Trigg called 1t even.
Falco on Bike.
McGrif1 forced the fight through
the early rounds with Falco keeping
out of serious trouble by pedaling
his bicycle. but after scoring the
flfth-round knockdoWn the local boy
apparently lost his Zing. Falco fin
lshed strong, taking the seventh
and eighth rounds easily, but his
numerous punches had little serious
effect on McGriff.
In other bouts, Jimmy Robinson,
l53, KOd Frank CAN'T, 155, at 2::29
Of the second. 1t was the first pro
performance for both District boys.
Art Bethea, $50, won a fve-round
decision over Flattop Cummings, lat,
in another all-local encounter, and
Bully Komar, 1876, McKeesport, Pa.
decisioned Al Spaulding, 1856, Balti-
more, in six
A crowd of 1905 paid a gross Of
S3,712.97 and a net of S2,802.48.
Evening star., 1946-04-10
Blair Has Track Ace
In Losing 10 Tech

Tech has a 1888 victory over
Montgomery Blair track team tt
start its spring schedule. The
Maroons won yesterday on the Tech
oval, but the individual perform.
ance of Blair's Colin Timmis stole
the SHOW.
Timmis captured first in the 220
100 and broad jump and took sec
ond in the shot and third in the
discus, beside running on the re-
lay team.
1oo-yard dash-Won by ,Timmis tBl
second, Thompson On (T0' third Lawrence
second, Kosel (T); third. Lawrence T)
44o-yard dash-Won by Peck (TD: sec.
ond, childs (TJ; third. Bolton (To. Time
ssO-yard dash-Won by Davis (T.): sec.
ond, Burgess (To; third, Harris fTJ
I-mile run-won by Bowman (T): sec.
ond, Mithell (BD; third, Harkin (TJ. Time
Shot put-Won by Ferguson CT}; sec
tarse, 81 tset 2is INCHES, Sis;., r,. ,..,.s
shiras' rnmls tB5 Ds,snee
'Sessd Broad 3umpmWon nnsneSi by rimmis tn9; sec
9nd Dsyis Sd sTo thiId hrSs. Lawrence ( Dis
second, kennedy w0c trJ y third. he%psdh Mddletor
OBJ. Height. s feet inches.
"a, J.! Medley 4. relhayCWon Az by Tech; second
=, NJ, Mile .rsisy-Won by Tech; second, Blair
Evening star., 1946-04-10
By Lewis F. Atchison

A shakeup in Maryland's base
ball infield has been forestalled by
the injury of Shortstop AL Tumin-
ski, who was to have traded jobs
with Second -baseman Jack Flynn
for todays game with the Quantico
Marines. The affair was scheduled
at pm. at College Park
Tuminsk seemed better suited for
second than shortstop because of
a weak throwing arm, while Flynn,
though regular keystone opera
tor, can whip 'em over from short
just as well. But Tuminski pulled
a tendon in his leg and Flynn will
stay on second, with Bob Besley at
shortstop and Bill Eckhardt play
ing third until Al Cesky is avail
able.
Coach Burt Shipley got another
jolt when Jack Wright, 220-pound
grid star, who planned to do some
pitching for the diamond squad,
cracked a rib in scrimmage and
probably will have to pass up base
ball this season. Ship counted
Wright's stout arm to help his
Evening star., 1946-04-10
Links Matches Taken
By Western, Central

Western and Central were win
ners as. the high school golf series
opened yesterday. Western topped
Wilson, 6I3, while the Vikings
edged Tech, 5-4.
Bethesda Chevy Chase, playing
in Roosevelt's place, won over Cool
idge. 5-4, but this has no bearing
in the race. The Barons took the
place of Roosevelt when the latte,
Withdrew, but its matches will not
be counted in the standings. il
merely playing to fill out the
schedule.
Central s: Tech, A.
stensIh dsteassd Hs.ssf sn2der G?dsy f5, ana aR
s. wass5, Bsst ballrCentrs Il up 4r,,,. IT,
9 and z. walters 1e5 defeated Fwaltk;e2l
TN Moo1hsnd snd Z Bsss dsttstad 1alfsnra M5 c up
aAa Q, Res.efn' st 2aiG1siIh; 6; Wilson, 4 y sD'
feated pedrick X (WilsonJ. 8 and nd. i. 7" Best
DalMkMsSssFn Mckisiss lwestsinl ae defeated Conner
ttested Smith Western, and :. Best
Brown lGW!sop sefssssa !. Bell swsst
Ks:,!-o Ksylin tWilson1' y and g. Best bali
Bethesda-C. C.. s; Coolidge, 4.
Worsham (BJ defeated Sturses tC.). 4
and 2, Sullivan CD defeated Cohen &C.
and 3. Best ball-Bethesda, 3 and ..
Willett (B) defeated Foy CO., / up
Wolf ,tC,) defeased Mouser lBD, 8 and >
Best ball-Coolidge. 4 and 3.
. Ricketts, (Bl defeated Maclosky &C.
tB9. g and A. Best ball-Coolidge,
Evening star., 1946-04-10
Injury Prevents Terp Shokeup;
g. II. Nine Starts Tomorrow

mound corps later on when the 60
ing gets rough.
Georgetown's nine opens its sea-
son tomorrow at the Hilltop where
Villanova will be the visiting attrac-
ton, but Coach George Murtagh
hasn't definitely decided on start
ing lineup. Villanova has a for
midable outfit and figures to spoil
the Hoyas' debut.
Meanwhile, Coach Jack Hagerty
looked over some IS football candi-
dates in Georgetown's first spring
practice yesterday and was encour-
aged by the enthusiasm of his boys.
Paul Blaine, a reserve back on the
AZ squad: Tom Gala, a back, and
Johnny Pavich, a guard, brother
Of Chris Pavich who starred at
end for the Hilltoppers several years
ago, impressed the coach. Drills
will continue about three weeks.
Evening star., 1946-04-10
St. AIbuns Netmen Win
Over Bethesda, 6to z

st. Adams defeated Bethesda
Chevy Chase, 60, to open its ten
mis- season yesterday, sweeping the
doubles after taking four of six
singles engagements.
sse Hi si1 dess's'ea esp deteatsd astIer Emble, s2
!BD, 6--3, 6F; Beight (BD defeated
Akens So 2,s,,,s;.:: S-s: 3ce' 6-4: Dove e.
borne (S) defeated johnson OBJ. 60
60; Faircloth, tSl defeated ,Fessender
Hill ls) defeated Halier and Embre,
(B), 6-4, 6-1: Osborne and Fairclotf
So defeated Dove and johnson (Bo
Evening star., 1946-04-10
All Washington 'Ringmen
Out Of AAU Tournament
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

BOSTON, April l0.-Washingtor
is without a representative as the
National AAU boxing tournament
moves into tonight's semifinals ano
final bouts.
District of Columbia battlers failed
even to reach the quarter finals last
night, the three survivors for yes
terday's preliminary windup losing
via decisions. Harold Anspach
Cherry Point Marine, defeated Pau
Hubbard in the 160-pound class;
Dave Beattie of Boston topped
Heavyweight Wilbur Mason ano
Johnny Arduini lost to Walter
Chung OF Honolulu in the 112-pouno
division.