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The Nome nugget., 1949-06-24
THE ONLY PATH


(By DR.. Norman Vincent Peale)
pastor of Marble Collegiate Church. New York City,
The idea for this suggested by very good friend
of mine. He is an inspiring person with whom have
been closely associated for long while He is the father
of little girl nine years of age He is wise parent and
watching her night he wondered if there not
way he could protect her from mistakes that she
might make in life.
My friend asked himself, why must she do the same
foolish things that have done? have learned the hard
way. Why can't pass along of the lessons that
have learned that she can profit by my mistakes and
my experienced"
He adopted unique plan He is writing her collec-
ton of letters One letter for example, suggests how
go to party and have good time He writes in part,
You must not think about YOURSELF but be alert to any
way you assist your host hostess Look around to
if anyone in the looks uncomfortable. If you
see someone who is not having good time, make it
your business to try to change that unhappy situation
and you will not only have better time yourself, but
you will have made good friend because OF your I'M
selfish thOughtfulneSS
Another letter was to the effect that the greatest
thing have in life is courage, and he explained
how to have courage. Again he said, You going to
up against certain temptations You will have to
know how to be strong and wise to meet temptations.
This father says he wishes his little girl to live rch
full life He wishes her to have goals and to know how
reach them When all these letters have finally been
written he is going to have them bound into volume
entitled "How to Get Where You Want to Co
This father wishes his daughter to have a definite
have about where they want that defeats their eff
forts leading to Illustration He realizes that if ind
vdual will visualize far heights and believe and work.
that Individual will indeed reach the desired goal.
Then, if Jesus Christ is allowed to enter ones life
there comes realization after while that has
within ones self more than dreamed. This is a
great truth that taught American youth from the
very beginning of this country up to fifteen twenty
years ago Then people got the idea that it not
socially enlightened to talk about individual getting
somewhere Such a concept is denial of mans nature.
1t denies the fact of God in man. When person walks
with God" and gets to know God, Of the great
things that happens to him is that he gets to know him.
self He realizes his possibilities He becomes of
the divinity within himself There astonishing
things in people that can be released.
1t is all very simple In the Book of the Prophet Isaiah
1920 we read -. This is the way, walk we in it
Follow this scriptura injunction and you will be led to
great heights 1t is the only path you follow that
will take you where you want to CO.
So, first of ALL know where you want to 60; have a
definite objective dream great dreams. Then realize
that with the help of Almighty God you attain that
objective and make those great dreams come true.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-24
MASTER MINDS STIR UP EMOTIONS
(By Hugo S. Sims)


Not SO long ago. prominent speaker said "The first
lesson that we must take to heart is that people
Swayed by their emotions, not their intellects."
This statement is accepted the truth by asute poll
tcians and by other individuals who consciously out
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-24

The American Historical Asso-
citation maintains a study room in
the Library of Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-24
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
PENTECOSTAL
Third Avenue West
Miss H. E. Brown
Missionary in Charge

Sunday
Sunday School 1000 am.
Adult Bible Class........11:00 am.
Evening Service ............7:30 pm.
Tuesday
Young Peoples Meeting 4:00p.m.
Wednesday,
Bible Study ....-............,.-7:30 pm.
Friday
Bible Study and
Prayer Meeting .......7:00 pm.
EVERYONE WELCOME
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-24
CHURCHES
CATHOLIC CHURCH

CATHOLlC S1OnSn
Sunday
800 a.m-MasS
$50 a.m.-MaSS
4:30 p.m.-At the Base Chapel
LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG
MISSION
Pastors-Rev. II. r. Amundsen
and Rev. Theran McGrew
Sunday
ll:O0 am. Sunday School.
1880 pm. Evening Service .
Wednesday-3:30 pm.
Children's Miracle Book Club.
Thursday-7:30 pm.
Prayer Meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-24
LAVINIA WALLACE YOUNG
MISSION

FEDERATED CHURCH
Sunday 1000 a.m.-Sunday School
Evening star., 1949-03-09
fYl44EsE ~
@2 1GREEN az:aszz

for the scotch foEsome. and thus
the field will be reduced. {.
According to Golf World the latest
driving contest held among the
pros was won by, of all people.
Ed Furgol. the fellow with the
withered arm. Favored Jimmy
Thomson hit his three shots of
the course. Pros Al Jamison Of
Quantico and Johnny Zaleski Of
Fredericksburg returned from .
visit to the PGA course at Dunedin,
Fla. The Districts public
courses will be leased to s. G.
Leoff1er for another flve-year term
within the next few days.
The Middle Atlantic PGA, in q
QUESTIONABLE to members regard
ing the tournament schedule. asks
if clubs holding member-pro
events would like to hold a clinic
before the tournament? The
MAPGA also is striving to have
500 added to each event.
Johnny Palmer was nominated by
the United tates Open champions
as the most capable professional
not previously qualified to play In
the Masters, and will receive his
invitation today. Johnny Dawson
is the amateur nominated under
the same rules.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Terps Seek Ruling
On Barred Fighter

Prof. George D. Quigley of the
University of Maryland. chair
man of the Southern Conference
Boxing Committee. is appealing
the eligibility status of Bill
O'Brien, Old Line 145-pounder,
and others who might find them
selves in the same category.
O'Brien was withdrawn from
last weeks matches against Cath
olic U. when his eligibility was
questioned on grounds he had
boxed in a Golden Gloves tour
nament. Such matches, along
with AAU and similar affairs, are
not permitted collegiate boxers
O'Brien's Golden Gloves expert
ence came when he was in the
service and a member of service
team.
Quigley is appealing to I. F
Toomey of California Agricultural
College and chairman of the
NCAA Boxing Rules Committee
for a ruling. He points out that
IO'Brien, and other ex-servicemen
in similar circumstances, prac-
tically are boxing under orders
and that their officers do not real
ize that such experience might
bar the boxers from collegiate
competition. Quigley said that il
the rule is interpreted to bar ex-
servicemen boxers that it be
changed.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Weakened Caps Play
Knicks in New York

Capt. Bob Feerick and John
Norlander will see considerably
more action tonight when the
Eastern Division Champion Wash
ington Capitols oppose the New
York Knickerbockers at Madison
Square Garden in Basket Ball
Association game.
On Saturday night the Caps
will retNrn to Uline Arena to
play host to the Fort Wayne Zoll-
ner-Pistons at 8:45 o'clock.
Norlander and Feerick will
shoulder additional responsibility
tonight, due to the inactivity OF
Bones Mckinney, brilliant for
ward, who remains sidelined fol-
lowing the death of his sister,
and Fred Scolari, who will be
missing for at least three weeks
with a broken finger.
Meanwhile, Sonny Hertzberg
Leo Katkaveck, Matt Zunic. Dick
Schultz and Dick O'Keefe also
will be worked overtime as the
Capitols carry on temporarily
with a. nine-man squad.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Pat Thomas, |48 Feather Ace,
To Seek Lightweight Crown

Golden Gloves titlists, including
f1yweight Gene Smith. 118-pound
Jimmy Caraway, welter Leon
Daughtry. Roland Randall, the
middleweight ruler. and Heavy
weight Eddie Grant, are bidding
for local grand slams. Also start
ing are several defending cham
pions and host of sharp service
boxers.
Novice Class Draws 81.
Fifty-seven novice divisions en-
trants weighed in last night. The
senior scrappers weigh in tonight
at the boxing commission Office
at 7 pm, and will open on the
March IS card. The tournament
continues through March % and
"a, with the titular matches set
for March 20 at Turner's.
The eight senior winers will
represent the capital in the ma
tionals in Boston on April 4, S, g.
The tournament opens tomor-
row night at $3.50 with 20 novice
bouts.
First-round pairings:
l2th St.. " VS.. Albert sockwell Is. W
Boys Club
l26-pound class-Joseph Boone Is. "
P. B. c. VS.. Alfonso Marshall (P. B. C
No. p. Walter Propps tP. B. c. vs..
Charles Fortune (Ales. Olympics). Frank
Levett G2th St. " VS.. Juan Ross OLYMPIC
Club. Lester Bradley IS. E. House, VS.
Milton Roberts Edwards A. c., Charles
Hepburn Barry Post 80 VS.. Arthur
A. c. VS. James Haiber Met. P. B. c.
135-pound class-Herbert .Barksdale
Edwards A. c. VS.. Nathaniel Mitchell
lApollo). George Merryheld tAndrews
Field vs.. Clayborn Roberts (Mel. A. c.,
Jimmy Jones Edwards A. c. VS.. James
Ross (Andrews Field, GSSrge EiggeEs
Edwards A. c. VS.. Alfred Poole (Met. p.
"A 47-pound elass-Gene Lewis Pr. Geo.
B. c. VS.. John Saunders 12th St. ":
Tom Hawkins Edwards A. c. VS.. Richard
, ONT Robert KssT fd5 MsTFi'
Brown at0 tMel. x e. vs. ' sam T csdson S' SH tHo~-
ard A. c.. Ted Crawford Liberty A. c.
VS.. Willie Chairman tApollo), Rex Rueker
Fort McNalr, VS.. Louis Fay tAndrews
l60- pound class---Arlen Brown tst
Marys) VS.. Nat Jsmison tAlex. Olympics, l.,
Laurence, Greene "a. w p. B. Cl VS.
Richard Cunningham {Olympic Club
Evening star., 1949-03-09
GPO Puts 20 or More Teams
In City Bowling Tournament

126-29: Cletus Pannell, Hutchi-
sons, 125-43.
Perkins is the circuits best
sparemaker with 277 while Stalcup
is second with 271. Guethler and
Nick Rinaldi share high strike
honors with 81 each.
Schedule of starting times in the
18th annual St. Patrick's Mixed
Doubles at Clarendon Saturday
are noon, 2::30, s and 7. Capital
couples are urged to bowl in one
of the earlier shifts. Only Is can
be accommodated on each shift.
Wiki Casanova by losing two
tilts to Bratburd Pigs had it's lead
cut to a single game in the Wash
ington Ladies League when the
second-place Central Valet. aided
by Bobby Jones $40. beat En-
bassy Dairy. 2-1. Spanked by
Theresa Keefe's high IA and
Evelyn Nickel's 1852 Takoma Gift
Shop whitewashed Five Aces.
Muriel Scott's 1876 was the
heaviest wallop as Commerce
counted second high season 573
game in the National Capital
Ladies loop in a sweep over TWIU.
ABED Corporation retained its
3-game lead over the Gnomes with
81 win from Echoes.
Tonight's Minor District League
schedule: King Pin at Chevy
Chase Ice Palace, Bethesda at
Lucky Strike. Greenway at Fort
Davis. Price Motors at Queen Pin.
Sellers Plumbers at Petworth.
In the Capitol Major Ladies
League tonight. Brookland bowls
at Ice Palace, Hyattsville at
Rosslyn. Fort Davis at Hi-Skor
and Takoma at King Pin.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Three Mat Matches
Spot|ighted Tonight

Wilbur Mead and Nanjo Singh
clash in a return grudge match
in one of the three features on
tonight's bargain mat bill at Joe
Turner's Arena.
The beturbaned cobra clutch
creator handed Jack Dempsey's S
mat protege his first loss in singles
competition when he won by dis
qualification two weeks ago. The
verdict created small riot and
the rematch was in order.
The card also will be high
lighted by the D. c. bow of Gene
(The Body Stanlee. Mr.. America,
who will oppose Joe Kamaroft,
Connecticut Cossack, in another
topliner.
The third windup pits the Gold
en- Superman. unbeaten here,
against Dutch Schweigert, former
U. of Oklahoma gridder.
A two-man team match will
pair Tony Cosenza. piano-playing
limb-twister. and Marvin Mercer,
against Bibber Mccoy and Henry
Piers.
Stainless muscle feats include
deadlifting 600 pounds. Ginning
with 150-pound man strapped to
him. lifting 215 pounds with one
hand over his head and $50
pounds with both hands, is con-
secutive leg presses with 1000
pounds. and many more. A 215-
pounder, he is said to be the heav-
lest man to do the one-arm chin.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Armed, Winner
At Miami, Runs
Aqoin March 79
By the Assoeioted Press

MIAMI, Fla, Mar. 9.-Armed-
rich old man of the turf-was on
the comeback trail today, head
ing for the $4,000 mile and a
quarter Gulfstream Park Handi-
cap on March 10.
Calumet Farms 8-yea old
golden gelding won the 7-furlong
Coral Gables purse at Guhstream
yesterday.
1t was Armed's first victory IN
three races this winter.
Immediately after the race
Trainer Jimmy Jones said Armed
would be named for the Gulf
stream Park Handicap. the track
by the seas richest race. Armed
won this race two seasons ago.
Bull Lea's brown son picked up
a mere $3.50 for his score in the
overnight affair, bringing his
earnings to $776,050. 1t was his
66th start and 37th conquest.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
By Lewis r. Atehison

A recent news dispatch re-
ported that Dick Harlow is
returning to Western Mary
land in an advisory capacity,
bringing him out of the re-
tirement forced on him at Har-
ward by illness. 1t seems the
old fire hosses simply can't
hold still when the bell sounds
With that in mind we
tracked down Dutch Bergman
in the wilds of the National
Guard Armory to inquire If he
had noticed any similar urge.
The answer was an emphatic
no.
"1 think it's marvellous that
Dick is going back" said the
director of the great indoor
spaces. "It will add at least
, 10 years to his life. You
shouldn't retire when you're
used to the excitement OF
football, it's not good"
With Dutch it's different.
There is plenty of excitement
in his job, which is tantamount
to directing a combination clr-
Gus, theater and mail-order
version of a bigtime sports
arena. He thinks it's a iehal-
lenge to his ability to make the
place click as a center OF sports
and civic activities.
We say mail-order sports
arena because the one-time
Catholic U. and Redskin coach
is plagued by twin problems OF
insufficient seats and not
enough exits to meet existing
fire regulations. This reporter
was there the night the place
was jammed CD to its legal
capacity and didn't notice any
difficulty clearing the place.
The 5,000-odd souls could have
gone off in a corner and held
a convention without disturb
ing the basket ball setup.
Even so, Georgetown and
George Washington authorities,
who co-operated in staging a
couple Of experimental double
= headers were so well pleased
they're planning a whole series
Of same for next season.
1.-THE biggest trouble is that
not everybody knows the
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Evening star., 1949-03-09

Armory's location" said Berg
man. "Only a very small per-
centage of the people have ever
been inside the building. But
most of those who have, like
it and come back"
Dutch isn't sure President
Truman will return, however.
The elevator baked the night
of the gala with the President.
Mrs. Truman and Margaret.
Edgar Morris, Bergman and a
couple of Secret Service op-
eratives inside. And that was
after the machinery literally
had been fine-tooth combed to
eliminate any, mechanical bugs.
The President didn't know 1t,
but Dutch thoughtfully had a
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Daughtry Faces Ace
In Golden Gloves
.Semifina| Tonight
Speeiol Dlspoteh 10 The Stor

NEW YORK, Mar. 9.-Leon
Daughtry. veteran amateur boxer
from Washington, D. c., has a
man-sized task for tonight when
he meets Johnny Saxton of New
York in the semifinals of the
Eastern Golden Gloves Tourna-
ment of Champions. Saxton was
last years lightweight champion
and this year is swinging for the
welter title.
Daughtry fought Horace Her
ring, all-Navy welter champion
and finalist in the Oiympics, to a
draw last year in Washington. He
chilled Howard Collins of Char
lotte, N. c., in minute and 81
seconds of the initial round in
last nights quarter-f finals.
The Washington aggregation
has five hopefuls in the semi
finals. Besides Daughtry the Dis
trict will be represented tonight
by Roland Randall, 100 pounds;
Light-heavyweight Elliott Powers,
Eugene Smith, 112 pounds, and
Lightweight Pete Cilinski.
Besides Daughtry. two D. c.
fighters scored f1rst-round knock
outs last night. Randall stopped
Trentons Lamar Britton in 1:13
and Powers knocked out eleven
Murray of Huntington. w. Va,
at 1876. Two Washington fighters
were ousted, Pat Thomas bowling
to- Juan Curet of Puerto Rico at
1:19 of the third on a TKO and
Heavyweight Eddie Grant going
out in At seconds of the first at
the hands of Bob Baker of Pitts
burgh.
Tonight's semiflnal schedule:
112 pounds-Bllly. Short (charlotte) VS.
Eugene Smith (Washington.> D c.; Vic;
tory Gonzalez puerto Rico) VS.. Richard
Scalise (PittsDurghJ.
York; VS.. Gil Davis (Hempstead, n. W;
Noel Humphreys Huntington, W. Va VS.
Clem La CaVa lPittsburgh)
1876 pound class-Wilfred Picot Howel
sobby Wilnsrd Trenton, N. j. vs.
Albert Hunter (New York;.
135-pound class-Johnny Craven tJack.
sonville, Fla.l VS.. Danny Richardson CTren.
ton, N. J.O; Bobby Barnes tBuftalo, N. "
VS.. Pete Cilinski washington, D. c..
147-pound class-Paul Wright .(Trenton
N. JD vs.. Norman Hayes lowell. Mass
Leon Daughtry (Washngton. D. c. VS.
John SaXton New York;.
160-pound clss-Frank Patterson New
York; VS.: Roland Randall (Washington
D. c.: John Kee (Huntineton, W. Va
VS.. Floyd Morris tPittsburghl.
175-pound class-Roosevelt La Borde
tHempstead, N. " vs.. Felix Mann tBuf-
falo. N YD: Elliott Powers Wa Shington
D. CD VS.. Charlie McCollum Charlotte
Heavyweisht-coleyw Wallace New York;
vs. Bob Baker (Pittsburgh); Van Curry
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Group in Alexandria
To Visit Gym Sites

A three-man committee OF the
City Council was ap-
pointed last night to inspect pro-
posed sites for d new city gym
nasium.
Councilman Jack Tulloch, who
was named chairman of the COM
mittee, said S250.000 has been set
aside in bond money for erection
of the gymnasium. He said his
committee would inspect other
gymnasiums in the area to see
what could be accomplished with
q minimum amount of funds.
Two architects have been con-
suited regarding the proposed
gymnasium and two sites have
been considered-one at Braddock
road and Mount Vernon avenue
next to George Washington High
School and the other on land ad-
jacent to the Cameron Street Rec
reation Center. Tulloch said it
was hoped the building could
combine gymnasium and audi
torium facilities capable of seat
ing 5000 persons.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Beromon Finds Excitement in Running Armory
HoIow Grid Return Will Add His Years, Dutch Declares

couple of mechanics perched
at the top Of the shaft, ready
to hoist the roof and eXtricate
the presidential party in an
emergency.
Weeks later, when Dutch
showed up at the White House
to have some pictures auto
graphed, the President winked
at Secretary HIATT Connolly and
remarked.
1--WE made that armory for
him. didn't we?"
The President referred to
the crowds that attended the
inaugural gala celebration and
ball-the largest ever inside
the armory to date.
The six-day bike race, a
financially disastrous enter
prise for it's promoters, seemed
to be the most popular attrac-
ton with women, bergman re-
ports.
Name bands have played at
the armory. 1t has housed
square dances, boxing, The
Stars track meet, different
types of exhibitions-like the
outdoors show, but Dutch
won't be satisfied until he also
gets conventions in the habit
of coming to Washington.
He's landed the American
Medical Convention for 1850.
and is going out for more.
with the right seating ar
rangement and conveniences
for organizations, which we
can give them. this should be
the meeting place of the
world" Dutch adds.
Evening star., 1949-03-09

Pat Thomas has outgrown the
District AAU featherweight ring
championship he won last year
en- route to being selected as the
outstanding fighter in the 1948
tournament. The clever. hard
punching Merrick Club boy is
growing up and no longer finds it
easy to make 1875 pounds.
However, Thomas likes to fight
and wants another crack at the
national amateur championships
in Boston next month. so he has
vacated his featherweight throne
and will compete as a lightweight
in the District AAU champion
ships, which opens at Turner's
Arena tomorrow night. His de-
cision is disconcerting bit of
news to the other senior 1885,
Founders in the tournament. in
Guiding Claude Lawrence of st.
Marys Club. the defending cham
pion.
Undeterred by Bad Break.
After the tough break Thomas
received in New York last night In
the Eastern Golden Gloves tour
ney. he is intent particularly on
capturing the D. c. AAU crown.
Winner Of the recent Golden
Gloves feather title. Thomas
breezed through his opening scrap
in Gotham. In the quarter finals
last night he was far ahead on
points when he was butted acci-
dentally by his opponent. The
ring physician halted the fight
and Thomas lost by TKO. That
was a bitter pill, but the curly
haired better always has been the
most dangerous when things were
rough, so he already is counting
on erasing his bad break. He
wants to fight professionally, and
a national amateur title never
hurt a youngster seeking start
in the pro game.
Six of the eight Washington
Evening star., 1949-03-09
De Angels 10 Coach
6. W. Diamond Team

Winnie De Angels, George
Washington University's assistant
business manager, will sub for
OTIS Zahn as baseball coach until
the latter is able to take over. Zahn
has been i'll for several months.
The Colonials will play a 20
game baseball schedule opening on
April l. Most of the home games
will be played on the West Ell
lipse. The schedule:
April l. Rutgers. here; 5, MiehiEan'
here hsrs E. ETman here here 5 fshRae
here; 19:a Richm9nd, here: s:- 90. o9usTnticPe'
Il there; 2e, same; 81, washington and
Lee: there; 2s: v M I; Lr,lisb here. s,sd,um:
8, ouantico here; 7. West, virginia Grit m
nth stadium; 9. MARYLAND, Grifith staa-
diun; II. william and Mary, here: 10
Fort Helvoir, here: 21, GEORGETOWN. there
Evening star., 1949-03-09
A. U. DribbIers Name
Lacy Top Opponent

Jim Lacy, jr. of Loyola of Bal
timore was named the outstand-
ing player faced by the American
University basket ball team this
year and was named to their all
opponents team for the thirc
straight season.
Others on the squad selected
by the Eagles were Pete Clark o1
Mt. St. Mary's, Milt Simon o1
Penn State, Tommy Gallagher OF
Francis OF Brooklyn and Joe No.
ertker of the University of Vir.
ginia,
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Late Basket Wins Title
For Capitol Heights

Paul Nidenback sank a field goal
in the last seconds to give Cap
itol Heights a 1926 victory over
Bladensburg in the senior cham
pionship game of the Prince
Georges Boys Club tournament
last night at Ritchie Coliseum.
Oxon Hill took the junior title
with a 44-38 win over Capitol
Heights,