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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
LORAIN JUNIORS
NEWS
By Hilda

Lorain, o., Feb. l9-There has
not been much going on lately a:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19
MORE JUNIORS CLUB
NEWS WILL BE FOUND
ON PAGE ?.

GOVERNMENT export controls
~ have been extended to all COM
mercial exports to Europe, the
British Isles and Soviet Russia.
Beginning March 1, each European
shipment will require an individual
export license. Heretofore, such Ii
censes were required only on snort
commodity supply lists to all coun-
tries. The new regulations do not
include gift packages.
OUR FELLOW OHIOAN, Hen
~ derson Carson of Canton, has
introduced a bill, H. r. 1923, to re-
move certain technicalities in ex-
listing law so as to permit the re.
endorsement Of producers of crit
ical materials and metals for use
in the prosecution Of the war on
the basis intended to be paid them
when the Contract Settlement Act
was originally prepared. Only
limited number are affected but
the matter is vital to most Of
them.
THE HOUSE passed H. r. 4O44
L setting up a commission to
handle war claims and providing
relief for Americans who were
interned in the Pacific area.
Hearings on health bills are be-
ing held in the Senate Committee
on Labor and Public Health.
New House Reports available
are No. 1870 a preliminary report
on the fuel oil situation; No. 1872
House Committee on Insterstate
Commerce on the transportation
situation in Alaska.
The Government Printing Office,
Washington 25, d. c., has available
copies of the official booklet,
"Nazi Soviet Relations" should
you be interested enough to send
them the necessary dollar.
INTEREST in strong air force
I continues along various lines.
Certain senators and congressman
are urging 7O-group force in
stead of the 55-group force covered
in the budget. The Presidents Air
Policy Commission added q Ns-
tional Guard and "a Air Reserve
Groups by the end of 1862.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-19

WOulu Dt Ill du-
dition to at least Sc billion devoted
to the same purpose in the current
fiscal year 1948 on the assumption
of loss of revenue Of SIS billion
from tax reduction up to June 80,
1948. This would make possible a
debt reduction of over SO billion,
possibly $40 billion, while the pro-
posed tax reduction for the same
period would total Sc billion. II
per cent of the relief given in the
bill is for those with incomes of
$4,000 and under. Reductions
range from 30 per cent in the low
income brackets to 10 per cent in
the high brackets.
THE SOIL CONSERVATION
4 SERVICE has recently report
ed new record of completing con-
servation treatment on 20 million
acres during the 1947 fiscal year.
The report directed attention to
erosion damage on over 400 million
acres Of cropland while at the same
time there were listed among .on-
servation treatments more than l3
million acres of contour cultiva-
ton, more than 442 miles of terrac-
ing, and more than S million acres
OF cover crops.
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Evening star., 1948-10-24

Nonpareils, that favorite
old candy. became a new
confection under the
hands Of lockwood. You
remember those bitter
chocolate waters with the
sparkling. crunchy caps?
Try the lockwood kind!
Evening star., 1948-10-24
FREE! .--,ors

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Evening star., 1948-10-24

Milk chocolate. smooth and
creamy, is frightened with just
enough rum artificial fiavoring
to tickle your taste buds. The
result is something to get ex-
cited about.
Evening star., 1948-10-24

III, IL Wdlefsthin. They're different favors.
They're practically guaranteed to make any
body guest, child or husband - grin widely
and reach for more. Because they all have
that extra goodness lockwood gets into all
things chocolate.
Evening star., 1948-08-08

Chopped Ham borbeeves cagbe
swhen have hoorcod choice Of Armour Meats hand
For Goodnight Armour Chopped Ham slices with barbecue
Bake 2o25 o hot toasted Armour Chopped
Ham 1OOGo cured ham, know.
Evening star., 1948-08-08
Bronco Man
BY ROBERT FROMAN
Doc Sorenson can turn up the
widest, meanest horses that
any rodeo cowboy ever fell off
n. S. SNYDER

any rodeo cowboy ever fell off
A T HEART Doc Sorenson is a peaceable man.
IA But business is business and his is breaking
mems bones - including, frequently, his own
He is one of the nations top rodeo producers
Every winter he combs the ranges from Calgary
to San Antonio in search of the orneriest broncos
and bulls ever seen Each spring he launches them
on mayhem-and-m nd-mansaughter tour
No accident company will insure the waddies
professional contest cowboys - who compete
in Sorensons shows, for few ever get through
season intact. Most have to quit before they're 3O
In recent contest the first man out on one of
Docs broncos was thrown on his head Then the
horse kicked him with both hind hooves An ambu-
lance rushed out, but the waddie waved it back
contemptuousy. Just couple of busted ribs
The Waddies Respect Him
f1E HITCHED up his chaps, strolled over to Doc.
Some hoss yuh got there, Doc" he commented
He give me real good ride"
Most of the waddes have profound respect
for Doc. "Puny-lookin' little feller," one puts it.
But nobody ever knocked him off his feet!'
So far as anyone knows, the only living creature
that ever got the best of him was |, ,7OO-pound
Brahma bull He walked into the corral one day
with bag of feed under his arm. The biggest
bull tried to get at the grain. Outraged Doc cufed
him across the snout The Brahma charged.
When Doc picked himself up on the other side
of the corral, he automatically started back into
the fray, fists swinging Luckily, the hired hands
were able to drag him away. Ever since then,
he's had lot of respect for Brahmas.
Doc has always been rough on himself as on
the waddies. Recently, he was saddling bronco.
The horse suddenly reared up and smashed him
square in the face with the back of its head 1t was
the tenth time his nose had been broken
Doc let loose stream of language that report
edly curled the hair of several bystanders Then
he went ahead with the job He didn't take time
to have his nose fixed until the show was over.
He can take it if the waddies can
Evening star., 1948-01-04
PERSONAL.

DYE WORK GUARANTEED: You don t
BYE Rszr WISE #Ssky y1G ssS eoT Ca and
WILiiAMs. formerly opposite, Maynoxer;;
reducing for gentlemen only; hrs, b 70
RaincGT' RR fhHnf fRiM. ds oiss New yerks hanata.
EossYs l25fdi ps iegfas sRsSzs saoR III i
r WILL Be WosTn iiI cove1s xous bankets
,rAo for our i' Specialized dry cleaning and hand
hos sal .oE S2sE aSRf u s1asss ssr'ssh
g. eSt1hY ead y da dsaeHoqL s,el for children.
snFiey ki5deTssaTsena shrousAh fs sA,ppI, on
nssse" esss" For f 'in more detailed informat t,en.
write or phone Mclean, Va, Elmwood 73o.
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT; bus, and t,se so
sl SqssesM M 'Usesasss $3.50 afssT sso er sum
BEATING service Of Al kinds haIer aIso com
RlssafgsasasiE RaaBsRaER Re"'a eo" SIS 10Th st: nv.
ssPAoTTs sAo REMOVED. No charge if you can
chemiss. nna iss" EExasuIsiTfE cIEANERs. cor. Ga.
and N H., GE. 9777. .,u
sPANisH and Spanish shorthand; nstivs nnirs
s11ss.ns. unss5sss ssssaasss re-
e9NfHIIKAE IKAEeGoAE6ks GAE6IA rs AsEkyIer aI1e
Mo0n,spsIi also eopied In type-written form. call
SisssfaGiaHs;otoSrcAI issaias;o SS RrsEARcH SOCIETY,
DAY, day. January IA. at lecture room. 1908
fIsarHEk Iesh aiz' sAHaaEN1s HimiN1 restored to new
Sy the .y:n ssor. ae
tessnre' fss.olss Exc EXRouisfTE "IEANERs. cor. Ga
and n. H.. GE. 9777.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
SITUATIONS woMEh.

1sX T.sS. sITEdE ad Ed.D,ssSD sSs hour .ns nSs4o
d':ss: ggs4x sss4 in
0idssiFsER@ soOKKEEFER. @ Capable, experienced. will
Int manage small ofnee: Northwest loca-
CarETEkfA DSn rfisTsn'ss sWsoRKfR, coiorsd' expert
enced in sandwiches and salads ana coun-
ter work; references. Box s50-A' star.
CAREER WOMAN. excellent rating In spe-
cialized information and receptionist sr: work,
sy soodw s Tsa ass2es
e21 eakf gSslAAk TAksN sssFt for respectable roomins
house IN exchanse ior oaH avins star auafsefs
eaa sns sasaasd Sz sos Cakes and
deliver: call AT. 2379; ,n,. .,Stro, 9.
records experienced. general ONCE routine
Excepting stenography; capable RESPONSE
biiity and setting procedures. ME. bl17.
COLLEGE STUDENT, colored. desires part
time Job ss fountain girl from 8 am. to
s|s:: ssSs ga ' saaa'sla clark Or vsi'-
e elderly person s,is b, +, Sshnsd, ned
EIaf4NioN. ESI tSs1d s'iai Practical nurse; nv. ";
piesssnt, experienced; references. pu; s72s:
% si1sriy, I iii or well. Boz 43o-A, Star. :.
COUNTER GIRL or maid In store. .eolorsd.
desires position, hours $500. in dry
cleaning store or cafeteria. Call North
DENTAL ASSISTANT, thoroughly experi-
enced; local references. Phone Ludlow
DENTAL ASSISTANT. young lady with
years experience at same place; renneo
and pleasing personality; will appreciate
an interview FIR; Ease. -
DRESSMAKING, design. rcmod, altera-
lions: eve. gowns q speciality: reas. MiSS
BERT, 1890 irving NV, Apt. 4. AD. 223s
GIRL, Is, white, attractive, wishes posi-
fion in doctors or dentists once or wait
ress or other suitable employment. FA
GIRL eolored, wants Job as elevator girl;
licensed. Call vi. 7743.
GIRL, colored, wants elevator Job. Lu
GIRL eolored, wishes gh.w, part time o.
3 days; references. TW. 22lo.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
HELP DOMESTIC.
COLORED COUPLE wish settled lad:

COLORED COUPLE wish settled lady. to
take care Of .8-month-old baby while
mother works; live in and Just BE- IKE At
SEne SR ANS G9na Mas 3 RIea lSef ST. NV Sna 4s0''
col oRED MAN. butler, chauffeur; live.in.
Local references required. Call in person
between g and 5 pm. 2209 Wyoming
cexCsMPkTENr exs PnENr MAID. s.h.w.. cook; small
apt .;ion stay mi pis1sts4:4 s44 work in Ms' RAINIER
ll,:iin I,:i oS. & 1sss. ss:s some n''h'' 'a7sG
COOK. COOK % mali family Of 3. wants exper.
ooiored cook housekeeper. small new NV.
home. s25. CAN IA. Oil. -
COOK and general heTsekeeper. eolored;
Industrious with recent local references
and health card. Attraetiye room with
bath; liberal time on; $3.50 starting sal
COOK. plain. housekeeper. white, no
laundry or heavy cleaning; school aIe
children and dogs; pleasant corner room
private bath; conv. location. can eyes,
cooK.G.H.w., experienced. live in tsprins
Valley. NV. section; other help employed.
COOK. G.H.w.; lovely end fl. rm.; electric
dishwasher: must like children and live in;
bus; S25. CHI. b153
COOK-G.H.W.; live in. $40 wk; have oth.r
help; recent local references req. 1851
CooK;G.H.w. 5-day vk. sa5i over ~;
children; Bendix; upstairs ,rm,. EN-, o472.
COOK AND G.H.W.. assist with children;
other help employed: ref. recent health
card; live In; $25. EN-. ALI. %.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
MOTOR TRAVEL.

RESPONSIBLE DRIVER and riders, 1947
Mercury to Los Angeles. Lincoln 1853: z
RIDE TO CALF. by serviceman. Excel
lent driver will assist with driving or
drive ali the way, share expenses; best
reference. Adams 0626 bet. 4 and o Pm.
DRIVING TO DALLAS, TEX. Monday,
194l Buick, radio and heater; pas
sengers. Call TR. S171.
MIAMIi share expense and driving, young
couple desire ride on Wed. or Thurs. s!27
LEAVING FOR SEATTLE Jan. 9Th Tues
day). new 1947 CADILLAC sedan, viii take
! passengers Call MR.. BRADY, DE.
FORT WoRTH. TBk., ly. Monday; late
car. References required. Call between
driving Cadillsc;
morning Jan. 3; take two or three; snare
driving and expenses. MA. 6lS5.
LEAVING FOR MIAMI before 10th, new
car; wanted desirable PASSENGER TO share
expense; luggage space available pl'
sI.S' MaS LEavrse Essi t1s FOR CALIFORNIA Jan, :
call District 67b4, Rm. 2a3. So
DRiyTNG NEW ORLEANS Tuesday or
wednesday; take one or two. Victor $685.
NAVAL OFFICER, driving new Buick
Roadmaster sedan to San Diego. Caliii'
take 3; leaving soon. route optional.
fhHyiSG PhS1f e. sSR seae FLA. Monday. forenoon,
new Mercury coupe; elderly gentleman; l
or q BRUCE, HY. 0601. -
Evening star., 1948-01-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

DRUM INSTRUCTOR from New York win
accept limited number OF stuoents inter
ested in learning drumming technique OF
fspsEts fsssts fss asas rssss shs ca RA sSss
SkAEGG Aa AND pIrTMAN shorthand, touch
tyDns pas ndisaps ana evening" Classes Start any
time. time LAKE SCHOOL. / lo1 Vermont ave.
WsAshiscHos &, / II Ton 5anooE RI dea4 Of Plastic
Glasses Glasses begin Jan. 10, Enroll Jan. 10 to
Jan g5 7oS 13th ST. Re Eipnmss9s0at.ly ns90 in
Silver Spring. Ballroom dancing for teens S
mo- msssm:ns asa'ss ts! ssile5:no SiTA SkTEssos
3. DAcef {. fTEAcHEa Wi coach in EnsIish Its and
ADO sEsS. MaSAIs ySs eipssl: E..I.
teleyision evenings for your future protse,
i!2R ss;s'i ~ ssss p.nhs ave-
rixSo ii q AN5 ss5o q e. ASsSeseap1osgrv.s.
lessons, children and adults. Call Ap.
1882 to Pm u.sn eyes; or dsats,,or sat, tlonr
LEARN 70 DRIVE, new cars, pa.sn.ed.
Easy Easy METHOD DRIVER TRAINING. NO.
khaNafnTirISe haanie INSTRUCTIONS. 171o Conn.
ATTESTIoN. MOTHERS. Does your child
have dificulty with his speech2 Clinic for
preschoOl kiddies opens January T..
Write for details to Miss Jean Forbes.
Speech Therapist. 5l2 18th st. s., Airing
ton, Va, or call WA. 2173 -l2
English. self-confidence, freedom from self
nfI HoDKHN TRAfNING in beauty culture. an
Tar al trsinins. WAR-FLyNN BEAUTY
coIiEGE. 1910 q st. Nv. DI 1852.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1948-01-04
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

BABY SITTER. Soc hr.; 24-hr. duty. 90:
inisns ,ss ssf fiRpS e iTRosMfa M sSis ssrBes home
ass5 can sunssg ssn.ss 1n' % SSas
eeotoRRD eso5t HES SaRfs sHsiss s aan Ss as maid
or waitress; night work preferred: MI
coIoRED GIRL desires job, laundry
helper or days work: has some expert
e, ce: references. Call LU. 1850
COLORED WOMAN desires Job as cook or
general houseworker: first-class references.
CoLoRED WOMAN wants ironing 2 days
week. RE. 650S after , pm. Sunday.
COOK Or pastry c,ok cook br colGTsd an5S tmorn-
Cook, & @ colored Excellent: Al launarfEsis' Or IS
experienced: age 35; will live in nrst- t
class Christian home; s3o-saa Weesis
sS slo I've "fs'; an s4s5 ga55 II : S:'ss: ss
nssu5s ,sM'is sssisa tsisPta
es,st ;eryiss ges 35sA d.:,4sd sssr b, COL
GIRL, iss youns. coiored. wants child care
and light housewoTx d. naIt.sime ar.si work
saps4i.sssa sls4 ss'SEsd fs'Ess sso OF any h:a
kI wants Io R5sht tess ssrk clean
M Girl, coiored. wishes days work. 8 to 4;
SIS and carfare.. Call SUNDAY from t.. g.
NE. 1890: ask for MISS NELSON; "a,
sIfh.ss SIke s0eFSa 4s sss4 sss1r'' sAv local rel
Girl. eoloiHsd;, H -, sants Ised days work; expert
70 10 PM" S-day week. Can VI; 22ss; :. :.
GIRL !; iglorssssf ssss wants 4 days work or part
umet un1pt Loii L.oiiorsd neat experienced. desires
esanfiaa'ei eaas time' City - refsrsnsss IL sail:
Saasswcle; Ss aia's s.p. ps. 4Saii ' , saa..,
eeS1se eS.nnr nss sork bssHsen ah ss ssf
essness. essinss ssfa r.. 1877.
SiT se0Ted nsns desires ,Gss ,sss, days work.
rsfs; sd sehr' GHo'sS DAY, 5-dsy wf Ao,: s452.
Girl, colored, desires days work. PL-
SHii. GfRL, colored. desires general housewoIk;
days. Di. s676.
helper. call Ho 1884.
CIR s,k eS9rfsi 1.i.I.ness wans: IT, ss5s
once Once work. days work or clerical work.
sisi: ssorea d., desire. s4 .4ss say' work. with
GIRL. eoiored; van. warts days work; GOOD
GiRT nest eoior.d wishes general hoass-
GIRL, GGY co @colored, wants to care for ! Or 2
shIdTsSn rrass lIshs c. sSusigssask sissa M0ho''
GiRL, dependable. colored, VIII take eve
Ming work OF any kind. excellent refer
ences; hours from 7:30 pm. Can sM
sHsSi niRi, eolored. desires days work. CAL
AT. 47s0.
Evening star., 1948-01-04

JANITOR AND WIFE, care OF apt,, stoker
or oil furnace; sober and reliable. DE.
Man AND WIFE as janitor Of small build.
Ing; part-time service. Reliable. Hobart
MANAGER, APT. HOUSE, middle-aged, re-
6ned couple: nondrinker, experienced; Can
furnish best of references. Downtown.
MANAGER, WIFE, country estate or re-
sort. Excellent references many years
experience farming, livestock. guests. rid
Ing sports, boats. Phone MI. $3.50;
Nd, as cook, gh.w., houseman, butler.
BOX 405-A star.
RESPONSIBLE nondrinking white couple
desire to manage rooming house or main
tenance duties in exchange for quarters
and salary, TR. 2702.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books opened.
service; prompt; reasonable. sH. 1888. 8os
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started. kept
part time. tax returns prepared state
VINE rsf;SpfisNff rssff;TSSpfNf q or .se ae7t y..
complete school evenings; Phone sH.
1880; Write Box asS,A: NSAs,s4r star; 4r;Nr Nv,
audits, systems, bookkeeping. financial re-
port taxes. Wo. 1886. IT
4: $s a 4! s. $:s:; ssi
HssisTANT EDITOR, editorial, rswrtts.
research experience on Government publ
cations. Call GE. el7S sunday ~ TO l.
ATToRNEY-ExHCUTIvE assistant: mem.
DS' SoI .o5t sSy sd n sSu n
ssRsistisn Tisa 81. 9xs T star or
ss ,ss: aend9aEsi No. 1885 1885,
BO0KKEEPER-oFFICE MANAGER. over
rs years accounting and executive e1peri-
rssns.s snss, Sssirss ssg permanent position rnahs
BooKKEEPER, timeksspsr or sysa; .a spes-
ste, part time Or n,tdT fun time dIqEaE sss7
BoY. colored. II. desires Work. RA. 7443.'
CARETAKER, Waterman. mechanic
Position desired by retired engineer: sum.
mer community, Chesapeake Bay or nearby
Tidewater with year-round accommoda-
tions; highest references. Box 331-A. Star.
wishes public rs. sGTt S 20 hsas;- sss.
SHEE q Eo2z q FIRST COOK so'0F'd minister.
al, SO, married, own home, car: business
experiences; salesman; S-yrs. ~ appraiser
Of personal and real property Tor loan
PURPOSES; 5 Yrs: as country newsRdpsSt RS
COLLEGE STUDENT. Negro. veteran.
married, desires work on Saturdays only:
CONSCIENTIOUS. efnctent, willing. Boz S32-
ccoNsTRucT1oN suPERlN., carpenter
foreman; open for immediate employmsnsii
sssss s 3 4.:s: s:s III
ELEVATOR OPERATION, colored, wants
night Job, full or part time. co. 0954.
ENGINEER desires part-time work eve
ninss and week ends; sales work preferred sr.
DIRECTOR or assistant to director of pub:
lic relations, responsible for planning and
preparing information for press, radio,
otker media; 1S yrs. exp; salary i'm
portans, but secondary to opportunity
bb%affsMxN. bGI TsssH S'ae Can do p.rt-sim. work,
have ali nsc. exp. and can furnish positive
prints. box COLA, Star. -
ELECTkIClAN, masters license. wants
part-time work. Box ASA. Star.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
lUsINESS.

DOMESTIC HELP by day, week or month:
We protect your home by SELECTING sne e
sRMpnDYnEs Rssi aslp Il % aoXENcy oXsSce "05s ss4 NV
DU. 4sls, AID. 1882. am. to $50 pm
CONVENTION MGR. exp Industrial conv:
SERVICE. no 14th st. n.w,. Room 4os'
kGcoINT1NG AZ sSTNG TEACHERS. college, csllt,,
5000; business, Pacific Coast, $1,000;
transportation utilities, - 500 retsllInS IME
SEaeaE ayf AsENeY ehSNaesY Dhsa Ess
SEC -sTENoGss $500 s!E e Ss7s .,,n9 9eeegs5 RIO
wf stsn0 many moo other steno and typiss posi-
tIpi 81 Rss1nrsEEis sSs
ssf12PNiotdthhxFHfEs s12 itthh II hE A0sn ssnRcfREiAEiks e
500: Embassy slow stsnoFsaDhy;, ,saap ,or trade sa
aSbc.n oes t;.v.on
asnsR sss''?in EsS n 'sR sES
W. " AVE 2,s nsr. st nv Fseps.lari.d positions
aish shahn VS. vs. '.n .AnMaakR1cAaS aR S@s @psERsoaSEL sfs
ssESssRR4xxRIEs, srENoGs, BKrRs,-We
sSi'I'''a Es New ssE 4ss'fS s7' .zis:
DRAFTsMEN. S400 mo; grad. const. ensr.'
exp, $4,000 yr. s,oo
Display man, chain exper, salary open
Secretaries, legal. $4,000.
Secretary, sales office, salary open.
Typist, tax law. S45 week.
Bookkeeper, full charge, female. 500 Vk.
Typist-receptionist, $40 week.
MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, ITO
G St NV. MA. 0954.
SECRETARY, legal exper.: under 3d. A
hrs; start $4,000.
Secretary, 5a DAYS. So20. =
Observation-Disclosures ne. Sect:
days: $1,000.
Stenographers. Petwortn sect: exper
not nee; start $1,000.
Bookkeeper.. Burroughs; 3 days; Nli ssart
soNNEL. SERVICES. s12 Wash Blag;' snaG
18th and N Y. ave DI. 4442. DI. 4O20:
DRHFTSMEN RND DESIGNERS, plant
sxpansioona program; out Of town; salaries
Sales engineer, electronics instrument
field: approx. $4,000.
Sales manager, heating and yentilating
kharrN aPDisEa pEasoSa2sG 2sGG sESycEs EAtTzH e
wash. Bldg. 18th and N Y. ave. d.
1920. DI. 4442.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
MEN and WOMEN

every afternoon; young, student vet desires
Cail VI. $3.50 Bun. 10-4, or all day Mon.
Evening star., 1948-01-04
'eaver on DAM
FRENCH RE-

E.h.w.; care z
i've in; salary.
Evening star., 1948-09-04
New D. T.. Junior Golf
Champ 10 Help Hoyas

Georgetown University's golfine
status is expected to be elevated
more than somewhat this coming
year, for a new name will be added
to the team-Alan Weisberg, the
District Junior Open champion.
Weisberg, who begins predental
school this month at the Hilltop
now is expected to turn his attention
toward the District Amateur next
week.
BY upsetting Defending Champion
Bubby Worsham. whose putting was
sour, in the final Junior Open round
yesterday at Georgetown Prep, Weis-
berg chalked up his first major
tournament victory and was two
under par when he clinched his T.
and-5 win. He first attracted atten-
ton in 1914, when he was runnerup
to Sid Lanier of Bethesda for the
schoolboy crown.
Willie Beach scored a 6-and-4 vic
tory over Bob Feagans, his Fairfax
High teammate, to grab the second
flight championship. Kay Fletcher
newcomer from Panama, where he
is junior champ, won the l3-years-
old-and-under title by downing Hank
Ford, 3 and /.
Evening star., 1948-09-04
Browns Launch Drive
For Third AAC Title,
Beating Dons, 1914
BY the Associotsd Press

CLEVELAND. Sept. A. Cleve-
lands Browns were off and running
today toward their third consecutive
All-America Conference football
title.
Sweeping aside the Los Angeles
Dons-their most tenacious foes the
last two years-by 1914 count
last night before 6O193 fans. the
Browns launched their l948 cam
paign.
The game wasn't as close as the
score indicates, for the swashbuck-
ling Dons who have defeated the
Browns twice in the last two cam
paignS didn't score until the last SO
secondhand then they scored twice
The Browns, as usual, had an
unusual angle to present. They
scored in every way points can be
piled up in football. utilizing the
touchdown, safety. point after touch
down and field goal.
Lucky" Says Coach Brown.
Lou Golden Toe) Groza, the big
DOOUCl llOIll Mdl llIiS TCliy, OlllO
contributed the opening points on a
51-yard field goal from placement,
a prodigious effort which tied his
distance record, in the first four
minutes of the contest.
AT the finish Coach Paul Brown
Of the champs said:
1--WE were pretty lucky. Those
Dons are dangerous every minute
II a couple Of receivers had held
onto some of Glenn Dobbs' passes
early in the game, we would have
been in a fine. fix"
Jimmy Phelan, the Dons' mentor
summed it up with:
well, we gave 'em everything we
had, but 1t wasn't enough. But
we're looking forward to our Novem-
ber 25 date with the. Browns at Los
Angeles. Thatll be . tough one,
too"
Two games are scheduled in the
conference tomorrow New York will
play at Baltimore and Brooklyn at
San Francisco.