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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
GIebeIan6, Chic

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Yafor 9ans 0oiieI. 7G1 gbbb Moab.
Eel: 1eulberrb O646. 8 11br bormittdes
bentiber UOtteStienit 10 llbr Sonn>
ta9l1nle. II ubr engliidei @otteabienft.
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Sonntag 1880 ubr abetcS. 4onfirmnns
osnsunterr:dt unb bcutsde SduIe ann
Samstag uon 8 l1br porinii.a9s an due
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
Calm, Dkip
GtangeItfd,. .0mtb. emmanuel .Qtr4e,
COf Aswth 0arnn Att,nh


Raftor Sobn @aumdn. Sonntaef&uIe
icben SonntaQ llbr borr1ittags. 10 I'M
@ottesbierit 1T ber 1anhcsipra6e. II
l1bt oeuti6cr @ottesbienit. Ser betts
fife &irheu 5ralen 0trein bat dnl 5tpet'
ter Nittipod ieben Nonats. 8 u9r
abenbs. 0erfammlung. &onfirmdnbens
l1nterrid)t (slpeiidbrie) BON SeptembQ
Big Oiterlt 9ienstae unS Sreita8 tndds
mith1pS 4 ubr.
Iue 6laubensaenoHen unb 0re,ir,be
firb bera(ih tpiIlfommen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
Gpnteifeab, 4a.

9eutfdje Gp. 2ntb. ct. Marfus Qtr4e
222-224 Sit 8. Mpe.
@eb. Sreberid 6. NItboff. Yaitor. Sele.
pbpr: So. 1745. Sonntagifile morgenS
9:3O l1br. - @ottcsbienit 10:30 lbr.
GlIe @laubenseenoi1en iinb ber3li&
tpiIlfunnlen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
3<ntrolperbonNSs
9ele9e,thehe,s

geridt iiber Yupogs nno Nbsana
Der Seitllnesmitglieoer bes Central
Serbaltbes bonn Is. SUM- bis IS.
September 1947 iptpie sic in oieicr
Belt aasgeianoten 3eitrneen uuS Ser
Den 9erauseeber unieres pfiisieGeu
Organ bes Central 0erbanocs aus.
besablter Weloer lautet tuie iolat:
2aut gerift wat Scr Settings.
Mtitglieberitanb am
IS. Sum- bis IS. Suli 1917 1872
3inuad)s bonn Is. Sum- bis
IS. Suli t047 ---- IS
geian,t73ritunssm ssmitalieSeritano
am Is. Suli 1917 --- 43S7
Seltriben ii sbbeiteat il
Iouatsrate O,166,666
nlal 1873 --- $72S. SO
Seitungsmitglieoeritano am
IS. SuIi t9l7 ------ 1878
3iapad)s bonn Is. Suli bis
Is. sluguIt 1947 - is
Geiamt- -SeitrnssmitglieSeritano
am Is. slusllit 1947 ---- 4SS9
8eitrifen t2 Mbbeiteat 12
Monatsrate O,t66,666
NAL 4377 --- $729.50
Seitlmgsniitgl glieberltanN am
IS. 9lusuIt t947 ------ 4377
3uipad)s bonn Is. Mueult bis
Is. September 1947 -- 81
geiamt-. .5eitllngsmitglieocritano
am Is. September t947 1898
8eitridcn % slbbeitellt - %
Monatsrate O,166,666
NAL 1876 --- 1923. .33
2aut Seridjt Oie Summe Ser an ocn
Serausgeter 81 5ablenocn Yetrdge:
Gom Is. SUM- bis
Is. Suli 1947 ---- $72S.S3
Gom Is. Suli bis
Is. Mueult t947 $500 $729.50
Som Is. gluguit bis
Is. September 1947 - 1929 .33
Sptals - $2,1S7. .C6
Qaut Sd)ef an ben Seral,saeber
beyubft ----- $2,1S7 .66
Nit grnberernk, SIR
Veora Martini, 8roR .Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18

49, Beiien S!e bel @tnf6ufen bar
srf bin, oab Sie biz Nnsetee tr
.BoIfSbIdtt" Qeleier hdben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18

Ginlabnng fiirs Silfsmerf.

Sonntae, oen %. Sept, 1,m 6 III,
abenos, peranitultet ser JrM,en Ser
ein 3.ueig 46 cine eroBe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18

Bfarrer Sans q. 8. Simolett. 24l
Nbam,s Ctr. aao6efter. ga. Selepbon:
godeiter 236S. Yottesoieuft $3.50 l1br
moreens; Sonntaeidnle 1915 llhr. =
E8raiien Nerein Weriammluna am ietten
&onnerstae ieoen IonotS, l1br abenbS
Sebermann 1T ber5li4 !piufrmuten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
Gillette Gie6ertaicl.

Donnerstag. Den 9. Sftober, 8 llbr
nbenos, bolt Die Gicoertafel Elm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
9etroit, Mi6iean
1eutit,e anb S6&itf@e Gv. St. 9etruS'
Qird1e, Ulentielb unb WsSterrt ape.

Yfarrer Sobanues aeutid,. 1921 Glen.
ficIb Nue. Sell: Yingree 6206. &ng>
Iilder 8ottesbienit 10 ubr p0rntittags;
Oeltithe unb en0Iiibe Soitntdgidule ,lnt
II iiir poru1ittasS. Dsytider @ottess
bienft um ii ltbr pormittaa5. Seoen
lesteu Gienstag bes Nonats @ir9ens
rafsfisun9. Dur@ BE Commemorate
ieben britten Dienstae. io,.ft ieben
rritten Sunntae Tro,,su We1eim 0er'
1ammlun8. air1eu9Crprobe ieoen 6ret>
taoabenb.
Nas Glcubenseenufien anb Srernoe
|iub pvr3li9 einaeldtea.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18

@obl az tun rnb nit su teilen
Gbriltcn bas bereeiiet nid)t!
Scn 8ebrGngtcn al3ueilen,
Mrmen bei5,,lteben lit Yfliht,
SiiBe Bfliht, bie Seius lebret,
llno Die 8ott sen 9o6lten ebret.
Speilt bie, Die Slnser leioen,
llnS bie buritig iino, bte branst;
Gilt Sic ytafenoern 81 fleioen,
Sd,tpade iudt au unteritiiten,
llnteroriife an beidiisen.
gtiht nur benen oie euf Iieben.
l1no 81 e,,d) nm Silfe fleb'n.
slqen eilt, bon 8ott getrieben
gtad germoeen bei5l,iteb'n.
2iebe iei sir feine 8iiroe,
Seine 2ait beeliidter Gbrilt,
Sobbeit lit es, &ubm uno @iir6e,
Wenn ou miIo un6 bilfreid) bilt.
. tuie Iobnt's nit fiber 5reuoe
Ser 8erlaii'nen SeIfer iein,
Seb'n tuie iie in ibrem 2eioe
Sid burd uns 9eitdrft erireu'n.
slus5uteilen llni're @aben,
Sabt uns ellen, nod tits 3eit!
Was mir bier seidet boben,
Sfafft uns BORT emit Seliefeit.
Seio barmber5is, belft Sen Mrmc1
8ott miro eurer ii6 erbarmen.
'alo ein Gnoe. bo5u bilf ams 8ott
Bite atm @eihenfe ODER Yreiie. III,
Wieoerieben am 90. Septenrber aan
,eltimmt.
Sophie Surt, Brdi.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
Gbriitnsaemeinbe labet elm sum
8ottesSienit Sunntag, ben
20. September, 1890 1tbr
bprmitta9s

@ie ale iGdyiiiden 8loubensse.
noiicn piiien lit sic Gbriitaltltsfirhe
ieit fat slpei SSsabrcn obne einen itGn.
nod fat iie Sen 0fut ni1t perloren
no d)bat iie Sen @iut nibt uerloren
,ulo arbeitete ipeiter baran einen ltGns
oigen Sfarrer 81 befommen. Cine
Belegenbeit bietet iid iest, inoem iid)
Elm Gfarrer, Der crit Dor 5ebn Mono.
ten aus Ser aIten Seimat nab Sen
Tereinigten Staaten nit ieiner 0ro,t
lno einem &ino, einem Sobn6en,
einee,uanoert lit lmb in Chicago an.
oere grbeit, olio nidt beruili6e, ge.
tan bat, Inn feline Samilie unb Mnee-
b0rigen 5ll ltnterbalten. IS lit
oies Serr Efarrer slnSreas NageIs
bab, ser laut 8eribten IN Sermann-
itaot Dor bem Gpansel. Sanoesfon-
iiitorium oie tbeoloeilben Yriiflngen
obgelegt bat ,lno auBer unbern Ien,-
tern Der Guang. 2uuoesfirde, oie er
befleibrt bate, bat er in Ser groben
|;iGdJiiiben 8emeiipoe @urmloh in
Siebenbiirgen BON 1889 biz 1913
Iein Imt als 8farrer Oieier @emein-
De befIeioet., &ennt aIic lmler Sod)-
lenpolf gut, unb nl,n mill er iid) ,pie.
Ser llnierm ToIf tpibmen. inbem er
| iid, bereit erflGrt bat, bas Mmt Ser
Gbriitussemeinbe an5unebmen.
0ir tpouen tpeiter nid)ts mebr
ldreiben iiber bieie Mngeleeenbeit oils
oaB ndditen Sonntas, ben 20. Sept,
Serr Efarrer Mnbreas Naselbad MN
1890 ltbr uormittags ben 8ottcs.
oienit leiten nnb bic erite Yrebiat bal.
ten mirb. &ommt ale lnS bort ibn.
Die Gbriltuseemeinoe Iabet alc
I, VddNilden @lallbetseenoiien a,no
Jrelnoe elm gum @ottesoienit nod.
iten Sonntas. Die ,penieen Mitslie-
Der Scr @emeinoe, Die 10 treu sliams
mengebalten, 1piirOen iid) frelen,
,penn mebrere Sahien un6 Sersm
, Jrelnloe an oieiem @ottesoienit tell.
ncbmen piirocn.
Gs Iaoet ber5Iiddt Elm
Mi6ael Sermann. ST., aurator.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
Columbus, Odip

EDlnmbnS, O1t0
Gpana. Gutber. Dearttn 2utber Qtrde,
Gde Dspler unb ann StraRe.
Yfarrer g. q. 4euer. Scben Sonntae
borittaes 9 lltr Sonnta0stuie; 10 ubr
englifd5er @ottesbienit; II nbr be,ttfher
@ottestienjt.
Nue Glaube.,ssenoHen unb sreunoe
ii::b beraIid5 emeeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18

- unterftlten 9ie bic tn uniere,
0ettang andetsen0en Wei@dftsleute.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
3ipeiB II.

IS oiene allen Shtpeitern CUR ge.
faaisen Nadribt, oaB Die nG6lteYer.
ianmlung Sonntag, ben 81. Sept.,
2:3O llhr nadmittass abgebaltea
miro. Mae Shtpeltern iin6 freunolid
eriudt Der geriammlung bei3lnpob.
men. Na9ber tperoen mir unier Scar.
tenpartie abbalten uno es tp1re su
tpiniden, oab iid mebr baron betei,
ligen mogen, oenn 1pie ibr aile tpibt
gebt oas @elb fir einen ,pid)tigen
Sued. Illo foinmt alle linb bringt
cure Jreunoe nit. gluh tperben Die
Sdneitern eriudt bie Stubs mit3u.
bringen, 0enn mir tperoen sen &c.
tpinn Dem gliifliden @etpinner iiber.
geben. Sm &omitee fino: &utbarina
@iridt, Cara Biridt, Gig. Gtoff,
ellie SdeaeIp, Cara Waurer, Cara
Guilt, cara Benoer.
suianna Reinertb. sefr
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-18
&arten. n.Hartic

&artcn.Yartie
IAN 1860 g. aiblano slpe. eintrit1
nur SOY. es ,perocn piele id5ue
Hreiie porbanoen iein fir Sic gliid.
liden @elpimer. Gin g,,tes aomitc,
spiro baiiir ioroen 'baB Slide un>
Bar gut beIteut linO, oamit aae @Sn.
ner uno 6reunoe Ser Notleioenoeu
Sadien in europa bei Oieier Geran.
italtl,ng einen ecnliitliden Mbeno
perleben. Ser 3,peig As bat biesmal
oapon abgeieben Elm Stiftunssfeit fiji
Den Terein 81 geben, oenn bieSeimat-
loien lno notbiirftisen 8riiocr un>
Sdlucltern oriiben brouden oie Sill.
fe mebr tpie mir. Der eon5e Meinse.
ipinn miro Sem Silisaperf iiberaeben,
oamit mir nit Sen Yafeten nod man,
de Scot linoern f0nnen. &eute befon1
id einen 8rief su leien, in bem eine
iddiiidje 5rau idreibt: eine bon ib.
rem 5apei Sh>peitern lit nun aud bon
@ublano nab 0eutidlano eefommen
onltott nad Saufc, uno oie anoere iii
nod In &,tBlano, ipeil iie nidt frant
ut. Die @rmen, 1uelbe naf Oel,tid)-
lanS fommen, iino abgen1ueert tpie
8eiIter uno iino nit 2umpen belief.
oct. 2iebe Sanoslei,te bonn S,peig 3,
10 uno AZ IaBf allies iteben am %.
September, fommt nit 6reu,rSen unS
Nabbarn unb unteritiitt uns III Sen1
eoeIn @erf per gsaddtenbilfe.
Gs ,uiiroe uns frelen, aub boz
8arp einiee 6reuuoe gu ieben. @i,
niiiien oas Silfsluerf unteritiiteu
benn obne Gelb fonnen iie ni6t ,pei
ter ar6eiten. Yiele bon Gud aperoen
iagen: Sd bob ulld SeripanOte oener
ih belfen mlb. slud id fonnte bas'
ielbe iagen. glber bie lpelde Ser
tpanote bier baben iinb sic gliidlihe'
rem, ocnen miro gebolfen. @er abe,
bilft Sen ltngliidliben; ipeld)e fein(
@eripanbten bier boben? Sollen tuir
bie bcrbungern laiien? ytein ullo tol;'
ienomal nein! @ir tpollen 5uiammen
belfen. Giele &Gnoe muden ser Noi
Evening star., 1947-08-15
HOUSES FOR sALt-southeast.

ANAcosTIA-sl,.oo down. BTick, : s
ls5es{ AH4HS EESS' L VII T a ''SSs: sS
= = sr. DET. BRICK BUNGALOWS rooms:
nice tiled bath, bsmt., oil h.-w.h.' garage l
1sEj REAITY II SERVICE. is14 Pa. ave, Sc. FR
Ai: "a 4ns HGsE ssgs. ss can't : sefs Ss.
Psgnsn plants IS n5 tgS5 sJkET1 4 RrAEx asSn
$3.50 CASH DowN.ssmiasstt; b. brk;, k,,.n,: nr
only S56.75, including taxes, ETC.; out-oi-
ss sIs s R mssss s5s5 it " g.
52s f LhBAph and satS ST ssmidet
appt to Inspect. then you'll have to gag agres
it is IN new.houss conSition, tnougn o
HiGLCREsT. s:E.-Trimmed II Chestnut
nst A. da large s v and T Th H. Gspiss eompst
pGnuei With ample ri' Cabinet space Magic. Chef
range and Westinghouse refgr.; End f. con-
psnseS ssn rec se r esdT%s sower fa and oe % The
R15ee Re- ss1s 3S s'sesH cHAPMAN dasSz REAITY CO. INC
FitG1s Iiaa IVES sYsE Ff s5a ss5 V devn
Gail Morris Cohen or Milton vinnick' Win w
IGT iGI'' THIS MODERN semidetached home;
in Al condition, help pay for itseH;
lower one having rooms and bath the
are large family, here is what you get: ct:
with 'porches, and laundry room. Included
are 2 complete kitchens with refrige orators:
oil h.-w.h. JOSEPH A, HERBERT & SON.
SR, SR 4 ALABAMA AVE. s.E-Modern det.
brk. rambler, built by builder for his own
use: list q. has liv. rm. with frepl. den,
din rn., spacious modern kit. bedrms.
and full tiled bath: End {; is arranged into
sasE, sasi. afH and rents for SIS mo. extra lse.,
dry bsmt., with oil h.-w.h.; 2-car. det. brk.
garage and beautiful landscaped lot: excel
value with lge. first trust. For fun par
ticulars, call Mr.. Loving. with FRED a.
SMITH, Realtor, l11s 18th st. NV RE.
HILLREsT, nr. Alabama and Branch aves.
Desirable det. brk., has liv rm. with
nrep!.. din. rm.. kit. 8 hedrms, modern
bath and shower; full bsmt. with u bath.
oil n.wh; e;car ga,sge, % paved alley. G r,na lge
town town. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO. 1211 Pa
6 RMS, bath. garage;
row house, h;-wh: lot 137 #. deep.
2SW 2%NEB ;BouT If AS9s an soFFER.-semidet. brick,
excel. condition; rms. tiled bath, recrea-
conv TO everything. CAN AID. 1924 or
HRANK pEhsT FEM P,LLns nWsEK pR laa1 1aeap.s
old. 2-story brick; semi-det.,, 2 bedrooms.
overiooEins the Potomac. AT. 71so.
Evening star., 1947-08-15
HOUSES For sALE-Northwest.

C0L0RED, OR COMMERCIAL-2319 ST.
N;W;-Vacant., 22-ft. row, brick, back to
sary repairs will be made. Can be pur-
chased on easy terms. For further informa-
S TF5sP isii st. 101ls nV SSi MAJ e765; is5N eyes
CoIoRED-17oO BLOCK sth ST. NV
I'M. English basemenO house, h:-w
tcoaD heat; bath; garage. $3.50: $1,000
REALTY CO., us Fla. ave. NV, NO. GAS
daily. Sunday or evenings. Arnett G.
COL LoRED-CoLEsvILLE GARDENS. MD
Z mi D. C.--Vets and nonVets; small
down pay, balance like rent; 1a-acre
lots; .25 new det. homes; all conyeniences,
running water etc. r. H. BEST INC.
CoLoRED-HARVARD ST. N.w.-Lovely
detached home with Z large rms, bath,
full bsnlt., front and back yards, front
porch in excellent condition; priced low;
near everything. Call til pm, LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & CO., 14I5 K ST. NV. NE
COLoRED-5O1 PARK RD. N.W.-open
Sun, 2 to pm. For gracious living. see
this semidet. corner residence on richly
landscaped grounds. Colonial type, with
10 spacious rooms, 3 beautiful tiled baths;
full bsmt., oil h.-w.h; abundance OF tile
and marble used in home. Det garage,
with driveway, school and transp. nearby.
URCIOLO REALTY CO., ME. 1871; ewes,
Mr.. Urciolo. GE. $3.50. II
Evening star., 1947-08-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwess.

UNDER s14,O0O-Brick, 3-story, rooms,
oil heat, 26-ft. frontage; near Agri Dept.
Two occupy; owner can get possession.
Wonderful buy. Call $50 am: to $50
pm. except Sat, and Sun. GUY WHITE
FORD, INC, 1926 K st. NV. RE. 6346.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

Two decks Of snoppy flax
ibls playing cords at q real
low price. SimiIor designs 4
but Of different eolors.
Replace those old worn
decks now
Evening star., 1947-03-23

This aIkoline denture powder holds
false teeth firmly and securely
in place. Try this powder on
your new dentvres today!
Evening star., 1947-03-23

Certain Toilet Preparations, Luggage,
Billfolds, etc, and Jewelry subject to
20fo tax under Federal Internal Rev.
enue Act effective April /, 1914. Alarm
clocks retailing at not more than $500
and Watches retailing at not more than
S65.OO subject to 1O96 tax; all others
taxed 2OT.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
GaI|audet's Trackmen
Top Randolph Macon

Galludet College had one triple
winner and two double winners al
it defeated Randolph-Macon, 721a
1928, in a track meet at Gallaudet
yesterday.
Three-way winner for the Blue
was Bill Lockhart, who rompe6
home first in the 220, 40 and shot
put. Winning twice were John
Schumacher in the pole vault and
high jump. and Rudy Hines In the
mile and two-mile.
Running Events.
MassssiI s"sn se trd HIVE Rss. tsMo 'sfRne ffme
44o-yard dash-won by Lockhart tG.>;
sFfsGaG FM9. 4TYIrle~sy TIme' S:ss AM'' 'hlrd' Evans
ka' S' REsssr ss r4ss.sa Gs
'e iso;yaTa as' hish sihl hurdleszl.,sey ta,:
second: ss' rlnt. Msrsh d'is sRNo' third cuseadsn
sg . s:'EiIs as|s; ''S"'a bs ss Has' Hssn! Cd s
200 yard dash---won by Lockhart 60:
SECOND, brewer tR.Mo; third. Erickson
sss 'g,rs sE z'1;s sio.sz.s sa sS
-s20-yard low hurdles-won by Ruge
fG): second, tie between Marsh fR.M)
anf foIs HI0l!9Tfy ssuRoa by Tls 1Sa
second, tie between Ovens IRM}. Massey
Cd and Campbell RMo. Height, 10 feet.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Automatic QuoIifiers Listed
For NotionoI Capital Open

pleased with Jimmy Den1aret's S
victory and Bobby Locke's excellent
showing in the Masters, as both are
scheduled to compete.
The price Of season tickets. inelud-
ing tax and parking, will be s6,
Houghton announced.
DIVOT DATA-The Hermitage
Club in Richmond is Offering an ex-
hibition today with Sam Snead and
Bobby Locke opposing Byron Nelson
and Cary Middlecof =. /. Clubhouse
tickets to the Masters last week were
priced at s25, with s5 the fee for
daily admission Saturday and Sum
day Entries for the Maryland
State Golf Associations four-ball
championship close April Is
Weodmon't new nine holes are on
schedule but the formal opening
probably will be delayed until July
4.
Indian Spring Club members are
congratulating Mr.. and Mrs. Volney
Burnett on their recent marriage.
The Middle Atlantic Amateur cham
pion's bride is a FILA employe from
Michigan The Congressional
Women's Golf Committee will hold
it's opening event April Is :. Eddie
Reagh, the District Junior champion,
will miss the first half of the Inter-
high golf series that starts Tuesday,
but will play in later matches and
in the tournament.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
|MacMitcheII Wins
Mile on Boardwalk
AT Atlantic City
BY the Assoeiated Pres.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., April L.
Leslie MacMitchell Of the New
York A. G. won the first running OF
the Boardwalk Mile today in 4:14.8
breaking the tape on the straight
away course 20 yards ahead OF
Tommy Quinn of Elizabeth, N. j.
A crowd of $4,000 persons lined
the route, hoping to see four
minute mile, but wind. a faulty STOP
watch and the hardness of the
boards worked against the runners
Quinn finished about 10 yards In
front of Bill Hulse of New Bruins
wick, holder of the American native
outdoor record of 4:06. Browning
Ross of Woodbury., N. j., a Villanova
College star, and Jimmy Rafferty, OF
the New York A. C. finished behind
Hulse in that order.
The straightaway mile was the
first to be run on boards In the
memory of veteran observers.
After the race, the runners said
they probably would have moved
faster had they known the fraction
times. MacMitchell said he believed
the winning time would have been
close to 4:10 had there been no head
wind to run against.
1t was MacMitchell's first victory
and his fastest time of the year.
Previously, he had run an indoor
AIT mile. Three of the runners, in
cluding MacMitchell, wore flat-soled
shoes. Quinn and Hulse used short
spikes.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
East Providence Team Assumes
Lead inU. S. Pin Tourney Here

The studded Bowling Acad-
emy team OF East Providence, r. I.
the No. and No. 2
ranking duckpinners in the nation,
smashed It's way into first place In
the championship division OF the
17th National Duckpin Bowling
Congress tournament at Bethesda
Bowling Center last night. The
score was 1872 and was moulded
out of games of 703, 625, GA.
Otis Shepherd Of Roanoke, Va,
the No. l ranking bowler, was added
to a team led by Nick Pave. and
once the Academy forces took to the
alleys. they made the pins spill.
Pave set the pace with q AIS score,
followed by Andy FrIar. Providence
veteran, with 406. The Academy
total was q pins better than the
winning score OF the Meriden Con-
necticut Casinos in Providence last
year.
Ida Simmons team Of Norfolk,
Evening star., 1947-04-13
|Perna 5 Pointer Takes
Baldwin Trophy Again

A repeat victory was scored
yesterday by Jack Champion, nvei
and white pointer owned by J@
Perna of Washington, IN the shoots
ing dog stake which wound up thu
annual spring trials of the Ma
tional Capital Field Trial Club.
Jack Champion won last fallt
trials, and this is the first time Ia
the history of the Thomas P. Bald4
win Memorial Trophy. handsome
silver bowl which goes to the wine
ner, that the same dog or owner has
won twice in a row.
Jack Champion turned In his usual
excellent ground work, handled web
and made two clean finds In the bird
field. Helping pointers make .
sweep OF this windup event. Law.
sons Carolina Duke. a pointer
owned by w. B. Lawson Of Airing.
ton, finished second, and Airmani
Pal, pointer owned by Dave Tomson
of Chevy Chase, Md, took third.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
By MerreH WhittIesey

AL Houghton released the qualifl-
cations for automatic entry to the
10000 National Capital Open yes
terday and announced a qualifying
round for all others will be held May
20. If necessary.
The National PGA has suggested
the field be held to $50 players for
the June 5-8 event but if the entry
list exceeds the total by only a few
players, the committee will dispense
with a trial test.
Players in the following categories
are exempt from a qualifying round :
ID All players on the list sub
mitted by the National PGA.
(2) ALI PGA members.
90 All past or present State or
sectional amateur or open cham
pions.
a. All amateurs who were club
champions in. 1916.
60 The District public links
champion and runnerup.
Houghton anticipates 100 or more
entries from golfers who do not fit
into the above groups, such as un-
attached or assistant professionals
amateurs, etc.
Entries close May n with the Ma
tional Capital Open Committee at
Prince Georges. The entrance fee
/ is $40.
Club tournament officials were
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Janney's Nabs
My Lady's Manor
BY the Assoeioted Press

MONKTON, Md, April 12.-Stuart
S. Janney, jr.'s, long -winded gelding
Winton pulled clear Of three
horse pileup at the final Jump OF
q 3-mile steeplechase to win the
My Lady's Manor point-to-point
race before 1000 spectators today.
1t was the third straight victory
for Janney aboard the 13-year-old
Winton in the annual timber classic
over a Smile course through the
rolling Maryland countryside.
Winton went on to win by Is
lengths after a double spill at the
last of 1s fences. Going over the
jump, G. Franklin Stricklin's Fox
hill stumbled over Winton and fell
heavily. Paul Miller's Indian Knight,
directly behind. also went down.
Neither David Pearee, on Indian
Knight, nor Kenneth Boerner. on
Foxhill, was seriously injured.
Bungtown, owned by John Straw
bridge, took second, two lengths
ahead of Battery B, in the silks of
Mrs. B. H. Griswold III.
In a companion race over the
same course, Roxspur. a 7-year -old
gelding owned by Laura Franklin,
won the John Rush STREET. Memorial
by 10 lengths. Roxspur was brought
home by Michael Snithwick, high
school student, in minutes, 32.2
seconds.
Winton was timed at s minutes,
25.4 seconds In the 36th running of
the My Jady's Manor, first of Mary
lands big three" spring cross
country races. Janney and Winton
scored grand slams In the Manor,
Grand National and Maryland Hunt
Cups both in l942 and after a war
time absence, in 1916.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

Va, led the Women's championship
division with score Of 1.723.
jimmy Wallace of Norfolk, cap
tured the lead In the mems singles
with a three-gan set Of 423 and
grabbed share In the mems
doubles leadership with Armistead
Carter. Wallace rolled, 141-167-115
for the top singles score OF the day
and with Carter hit TT for the
doubles leadership. Second place
In the singles went to Joe South
ward Of Richmond with 40 followed
by Bob Hitchcock OF Cheshire,
Conn.,, with 400.
George Crowder and Herman
Fleming Of Norfolk trailed Wallace
and Carter in the doubles with TIL
and Dick Mihaly and Jimmy Nc
Quillan of Bridgeport, Conn, were
third with 769.
Dorothy Warmer of Norfolk as
sumed the lead In the women's
singles with 384 and Nora Kaufman
of Portsmouth was second with
373