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Washington Journal., 1947-03-21
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troffen.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-21
5wet Gatiodbelt i'm
Sale SIaoitaNs

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plant, Mnfong April cine &onSert-
tourilee in Bolton al er0ffnen.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-21

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einmal pie Elm iunges penfionsmd6s
den elm Sasebu9 fiibren piirbe, unb
bod! - Mas bleibt mir bier Mnberes
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nprfen aus Maem, mas mir bisber Das
2eben lieb unb pertb gemu9t bat -
unb Semanb muB man bod bdben,
Dem man MGes fngen Tam. mas unfes
6er3 unb un5eren @eiit betpegt, unb
tpdre bieier Semuno aud uur Elm Stiid
papier! -
Sd babe mid mad bieier ginIdmttit
70 geiebnt, tie foute mir Mues bringer,
mas i1 BON benz 9afein nod gu er>
parten babe, unb nun fiible ih bod,
6aB lie mir niht bds 81 9eben permag,
tpos i9 gum 2eben brauhe, unb i9
pGre maize 6urar, irsenb cine 5bOrheit
gu beeeben, nm mid bon ar benz
Druid gu befreien, Der uuf meiner Seele
lditet. - Mber tptlhe Shorbeitg! -
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@nelGnberinnen gdbnen mid an; i'd
CLAUDE, uniere Mbueisuna 1T segeniei=
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elm frember @oseI tuGre, Der gar ni9t
in bic groBe 8oIere gebOre, bic fi9
Yenfipn Mafon nennt.
fNOvtiPbnu q iDidiN
Washington Journal., 1947-03-21

8roieiior: uWel6e 3abne fommen
:. a ssuniS oie foii6sn, SER
Nrofeiior.
Washington Journal., 1947-03-21
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liebt bat uno in Der grduidmlten0 eiIl
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BAT"
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LANCE geiebnt.
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Washington Journal., 1947-03-21

~ 49,
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batten Der 9p9Seitsfeier gleIias unf
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mag ibr Der @9nieseriobn gefaGen?"
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duf ben pfennig beaahIt uno aud Die
fur bic 6reimalbunoerttdufenb Mart.
Sd neroe bd Inn ni9ts tpmmen."
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aud GerbinanO geiagt, baB iie Sic ais
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f9iperli9 in Die .60be aetommen Iein."
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bic Mutter nidt aud qeiOmmen pGs
ret fiiste alberta binau, lie boFfen
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M'ama tDirb gar niht tptHen,
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Evening star., 1947-06-13
Columbia Boots Chances Slim
AT Poughkeepsie, Coach Says

optimistic. I'VE haven't got very
good crew and don't expect to be q
serious contender" he reports la
#conically.
Now, understatement In the ranks
of the coaching fraternity Is not un-
usual but the performances Of the
Lion shells during the spring season
furnish some basis for Glendon's
pessimism. He picks California as
the Western threat and lists the
good Eastern eights as Navy, Cornell
and Princeton.
"But of course" he adds, "past
performances mean very little in q
race like this. Anything can happen
and usually does. A shift In the
tide or wind can throw the whole
picture out of focus and clear the
way for an underdog to clear on
top"
Glendon paints a gloomy picture
for his freshmen and junior varsity
eights, too. He reported that Prince
ton, Syracuse and the Navy plebes
stack up well, with the Westerners
again a vital factor.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Bill Leetch

Skeet teams from all over the cor,n-
try will compete in the 18th National
Telegraphic Championships, held
concurrently. Entrants in the latter
shoot on their own club grounds and
scores are wired in. Defending
champions are the National Capital
Rebels OF this city, who won the
title In 1912 with 491x500.
AS this was written, the Potomac
continued muddy; with little pros
pect of being very clear this week
end. Trout streams In Maryland and
Virginia that have been swollen by
recent rains have subsided and
angling should be fair to good.
Conditions in Chesapeake Bay
waters, which have been nothing to
brag about this spring. have i'm
proved somewhat, but most sizeable
catches are being taken bottom fish,
ing at night, or cumming with
green shrimp during daylight hours.
Capt. E. Harry Ames, who now is
boating out of Chesapeake and
North Beaches, reports two fairly
good catches of hardheads-one OF
So by a party of six anglers and an
other of SO by a party Of eight.
Shrimp proved the acceptable bait.
Also some fair rockfish have been
taken in the Tall Timbers area by
parties trolling in the evening with
June bug spinners and blood worms.
Given another week of fair weather,
the season should be well under way
with the fish taking bats in more
lively fashion.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
-Four Navy Yachts Off
To Coast Race Start
sneeioI pi.pa,eEa ID Ih. stor


ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 13.-Four
OF the Naval Academy's fastest
yachts will leave their moorings of
here tomorrow morning, bound for
Newport, r. l., and the start Of 1856
mile race down the coast and up
Chesapeake Bay to Annapolis.
Manned by a total Of 40 officers,
enlisted men and civilian personnel
of the academy, the four yachts
are the ketch Vamarie, the cutter
Highland Light and the sister-Ship
|yawls Resolute and Alert.
The boats will be towed through
the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal and as far as Cape May.
From there they viii sail on their
own, with the destroyer Power as
escort.
The event, which is expected to
attract several score yachts, starts
June 81 of Brenton Reef Light
vessel.
Frank Greenman Of Arlington,
va. one of several civilian sailors
from the Chesapeake entered in the
race, left here last Sunday on his
|sloop Alslunar.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Printers Trounce FbI ;
Merricks Triumph

Federal Bureau of Investigation
baseball team already is finding the
second-half race in the Department
tai Baseball League tougher than
the first half, through which 1t
romped without much trouble.
Union Printers. who finished last
the first time around, put the skids
under the Sleuths, 81. yesterday.
Bigger scores were made in the
Recreation League as Merrick Boys
Club topped Quarters I, 1873. and
District Firemen edged George
Washington Post, 1919. In Metro
loop Bass Grill and Rust Co. worked
to a SIS ten-inning tie.
Quantities. Marines swamped Mill
tary District of Washington, 1873,
in the Middle Eastern Service Con-
ference.
Scores in independent games were:
Hume Spring Juniors, 6; Hume
Spring Seniors, 4; Victor Liquors, 4;
Fort Stevens, /.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
|GNs Regatta Attracting
Several Classes SUNDAY

Gibson Island Yacht Squadron's
anual Love Point-Swan Point race
Sunday will attract Chesapeake
shippers Of cruising. racing, star and
delta classes, according to an an
nouncement from Gibson Island,
Md.
Cruising and racing division
yachts will sail the full 16 miles of
the triangle laid out In the bay.
Stars and deltas sail only one leg
Of the course for total of IL miles.
Donald Patterson, chairman Of the
GIYS Race Committee, reports q
time limit Of seven hours for all
classes. The first division gets away
at IL am. of Baltimore Light near
the island.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Major Leaders
By the Associated Press

AMERICAN LEAGUE. ..
Battfng-Bourdeau, Cleveland, .854;
ruDsts9I D MagglGs nsISs New nSo york yoIs s4a will
Runs batted in-Keller, New York, SO;
Di Magic, New York, "a.
Hifs~Di Maggie New York and Kell.
DoaSissaalln vs. M 9ap: Detroit. II; Di Mag
Triples-Lehner, st. Louis, and Philley,
Hone r. r. IuHsssller; Sostss New York, ls; Will
Stolen bases-Dillinger, st. Louis, ID;
Philley, Chicago, ..
Feiler, Cleveland. rs.
Hutchinson. Detroit, 5-2 .714.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Slaughter,. st. Louis, 1856;
. Walker, Philadelphia. .354.
RuHswMlze, Nsv Yoze New York. 49, Thomson
WIS Marshall, shaifa New wars Yors, e Il" YORK. co.
Eits-Baumholtz, Cincinnati. 65: Haas,
Cincinnati, and Gustine, Pittsburgh,
Doubles = Ennis. Philadelphia, IA;
Batmholtz' i.tihl,elb Gineinnati; Gustine.
Triples - Edwards. Brooklyn, and
Cooper, New York, 4.
Home runs,-Mize. New York, 16; Mil
Ter, Cincinnati. 70.
stolen bases-Robinson, Brooklyn, 8;
1,nnst, r,1Tseson. Boston and Haas Gin
strlkeouts-Blackwen, Cincinnati, 80;
Pitching = Rowe, Philadelphia, I'll
80: SPAIN, Boston, 9-2 .S1S.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Edwards Plays Champ
In Bel Haven Golf

Eddie Edwards, co-medalist with
Col. Ben. A. Schriever at "a, will
meet 1t. H. S. Sias, defending cham
pion, in the opening match of the
Bel Haven Bowl golf tournament
over the Alexandria Clubs course
beginning tomorrow. Edwards quail
fled with a IA, while 1t. Sias carded
an 81.
Col. Schriever will meet William
Poissent in his initial test.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
|Women's S Links Teoms
Roll Up Loop Scores

One-sided triumphs marked play
in the Women's District, Golf AS
sociation team matches yesterday at
Indian Spring Club. Manor, paced
by Mrs. Walter Stokes sizzling II,
walloped Army-Navy, 71a to IL.
|Kenwood took CongressionaIs mea-
sure by a similar margin as Mrs.
Ed Widmayer turned in an SO.
Woodmont had a tougher time
earning q 51a to 35a decision over
Chevy Chase. Kenwood's victory ad-
vanced 1t TO second place with 27
points, four points behind the pace
making Indian Spring team. Manor
moved into a third-place tie with
Army-Nayy.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
First CBYRA Regatta
Slated June 1919
On Herring Bay
Bv Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.

Chesapeake Bays first small-boat
regatta sanctioned by the Chesa-
peake Bay Yacht Racing Association
will be held June % and 20 on Her
ring Bay under auspices OF Fair
Haven Sailing Club, Fair Haven,
Md.
This was announced here yester-
day by Robert N. Ray of Washing
ton, commodore Of the small-boat
club
He said the club definitely would
hold races for 16-footers, Chesa-
peake 20s, penguins and any other
class that shows up and seeks a
race. Included in this group would
be comets, snipes, 1ightnings and
Hampton One designs, all popular
classes in Washington and on the
bay.
With the Potomac River Sailing
Association spring series scheduled
to wind up this Sunday, number
of local sailors may trail over to
Herring Bay two weeks later. Some
Washington shippers are expected to
join the weekly racing at West
River, which got under way June l..
All Glasses Will Race.
The Fair Haven regatta begins
with the traditional race of 16s and
Chesapeake 20s from West River
down to Herring Bay on the morn
ing of June 28 That afternoon the
first Of three races begins for all
classes. Second and third races are
planned for the morning and after
noon of the 30th.
Representative Sasscer Of Mary
land will present trophies to the
winner Immediately after the final
race.
Regatta Chairman Charles H.
Walton reports that the Coast
Guard will furnish an 83-foot cutter
which will serve as starting and fin
ishing boat.
The committee reminds contest
ants they may anchor their boats
overnight off Marshall's Point at
nearby Deal. In the event the
weather is not threatening, boats
may be anchored off Fair Haven.
Sandwiches and soft drinks will
be sold Saturday and Sunday be-
tween races.
West River Club Host.
West River Sailing Club will han
die the start of the two classes rae
Ing down on Saturday.
Herring Bay is an ideal body of
water for small boat racing, being
relatively free of strong tides, well
clear of the land that might pro-
duce fluky winds and with sufficient
water for all centerboard boats.
Further information may be re-
ceived from either Commodore Ray
or Chairman Walton.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
MT. Rainier Couple Sued
In Auto Track Dispute
BY the Associefsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-A
lawsuit over ownership and oper-
alton of the Langhorne Pao Speed
way for automobile and motorcycle
racing has been filed in United
States District Court here.
Vincent r. Frattone of Philadel-
phia filed the suit against John D..
Babcock and E. Pauline Babcock
of Mount Rainier, Md. Frattone al
legged the two were his partners in
last seasons meet and ali three were
to be partners for two more years,
but that the Babcocks ''froze him
out" last April while he was arrang-
ing the 1947 meet.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
BY III. Assoeie.sd Press

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y. June Is.
FIRST on the regatta scene, Column
bias sweepswingers may well be last
in the race on June 81, If you can
believe Lion Coach Hube Glendon.
After nearly a week on the Hud-
son-the Columbia crews were the
first to arrive Glendon is not at all
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Minor Baseball
BY the Associated Pres,

BY the Associated Press
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Fort Worth, 81; San Antonio, Al.
Shreveport. 5; Tulsa. 3.
Beaumont. 10: Oklahoma City. l.
-1A1i 1PiAcIFI6 V16tp5i COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland. 8; Seattle. 2.
Hollywood. 81 Los Angeles. 2.
Portland 8; Sacramento. 8.
San Diego, 10; San Francisco, 8,
WESTERN LEAGUE
Pueblo. 2-7: Sioux City, 1-e.
o'nes sosuTH osuamfs kfnaSffd pPispShfsa LEAGUE.
Macon, 2; Columbia. /.
Savannah. 5; Greenville. 4.
Charleston. 4; Columbus, 3.
Augusta, 10: Jacksonville, 2,
Evening star., 1947-06-13

Will be run Tor
the first time this
year, somewhat
in competition
with its neigh
boring riva !,
Martha's Vine
y ar d. Nantuck-
cts cash prizes
already amount
to more tn a n
$1,000 in cash
and about an
e qui va ] e n t
amount in fish
ing tackle. Mar
t h a. S Vineyard
has run q derby
Evening star., 1947-06-13
PhiIIy After OIympics

PHILADELPHIA, June 13 (P.--A
committee of five Philadelphians
flies from New York for the Stock
holm meeting of the international
Olympic Committee today to at
tempt to have the 1852 games
brought to the Quaker City.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Grid EuqIes Siqn KiIroy

PHILADELPHIA, June 13 R.-
Frank Kilroy, ex-Temple U. star and
giant tackle for the Philadelphia
Eagles, has linked his 1947 National
Football League contract.
Evening star., 1947-06-13

Tor several years ana This season
tops the list of prizes with new
Steelcraft Cruizer. We can see where
the fish in the area are going to take
a licking this summer because of
the keen rivalry between the two
islands, If for no other reason.
The black bass season opens in
Virginia on July 20. Creel limits are
10 fish per day, $50 a season; size
limit, 10 inches. In Virginia, all nom
residents, regardless of age or sex,
are required to purchase fishing
license. Don't forget this. Maryland
permits fishing without license to all
boys and girls less than IA years
of age and sometimes the same Is
taken for granted by parents fishing
in Virginia with son or daughter,
producing somewhat embarrassing
results. Any person in the U. s.
Army, Navy or Marine Corps, while
stationed or located in the county
wherein the license is applied for,
may purchase a county or State
resident license. The same applies
to students enrolled in any bona flde
preparatory school, college or uni
versity in Virginia.
Winners of almost all individual
championship titles have signif1ed
their intention of defending the
honors won in 1912 when the Great
Eastern Skeet Championships are
renewed June 20, 81 and % at REM
ington Gun Club, Lordship, Conn.
Evening star., 1947-06-13
OUTDOORS

The many Washingtonians who
sojourn each summer on Nantucket
Island, Mass, will be interested IN
the Nantucket Fishing Derby which
Evening star., 1947-06-13
Martin Motors BOOKING

A baseball game for tomorrow is
wanted by the Martin Motors nine.
Contact Don Goodman at Chestnut
0066.
Evening star., 1947-06-13

Three years ago-Ted Atkin-
son rode five winners at Aqus-
duct.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
ll1aslliggton Embarks b To-Day
On Gayey Social Calendar

Happy Eae will
ct the Capitals social life during
tonans will burst forth In blaze Of morning
churches al the ner
wards they win Connecticut permitting
then parties
the Oh In the best sociable
They drop in for apern Bell
Sweeney Mrs McCeney Werlich
the ae home they win
Nydeck Schenck
the The
christening this afternoon the
Episcopal Church. His
Frederick Roy, viii definitely group.
There probably win be At party
annual affair with threeod
hostess Mrs Sidney Graves Of Miss
thee bs three birthday cakes with the Sharing
this gathering will
Collins Of Chester Hail. Nd from their lovely
they
which
give Sulgrave
this afternoon
howe bonnes with feminine
girls their
the Christmas holidays their Will include college
vacation.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Miss Knapp and 1r. Ea0mgg
Select Their W2edding Parry

Mrs John Harrison Knapp widow OF Capt Knapp g. NJ has
their
Randolph Mr. Richard Tucker Ewing,
wedding Saturday
Thomas Episcopal Church Sidney
Lov chaplain Yale University Will ociate assisted by the
wilkinson church. small reception viii
held Ia the Sulgraye Club
Miss Knapp will be attended by Miss Dorothy Arkwrig
ddings B.
Of honor for her sister The brides other attendants will include
william Knapp Pensacola
Brown Law1er. #h#
Amand Ewing will from his studies Yale
his brother another brother
will be usher with 1t Comdr John Lord Butler j of
Philadelphia Anthony Jackson Darlington Jonathan
Trbu Lanman and Mr. William Jackson Lppncot I Of New York
Arthur Peter Of Washington, cousin Of the bride
Miss granddaughter Of the late Maj Gen. William l.
Marshall g. Mrs Marshall and her paenal grandparents
the late John Knapp u s. NJ and Mrs Knapp Both the
Marshas the Knapp prominent in the Capital during the
duty of the two officers Gen Marshall serving Chief Eng
Marshall their daughter Miss Maitland
the time marriage the late Capt Knapp then
a assistant In the Navy