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Evening star., 1949-06-05

similar sxp-sakao.s we're pub.
itshed m Hurgsysan nswsrapsrs
sons time before shs arrest es
Cardinal Msn6Nsnty.-
The cardinal. Py1nate Of Hun
gary. was sersenced by . Com
nun1ss Peoples Court early thss
year 10 life Imprisonment fer a.
leged tyA.tc-uGs activities
One Of the most outxpaken ce-
tenders Of the church n csechc-
slcsakta In Arche.xhsa Josef Be-
ran Of Prague
The Vatican informant com
nente6 that Communist news
papers have been repeating these
charges time and time again He
that Archbishop BerAn.
In . pastoral letter to the csech
Clergy before the general elections
last year. advised priests against
entering the electoral campaign
Among those warned. the tn
forynani said. was Father josef
Pio!har. nov public health minis
ter Of Csechosiovakta. However,
he added. Father Pio!har ignored
the Instructions and subsequently,
Was excnmmunscased
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Evening star., 1949-06-05

state. have the same civil rights
a. others. but they have also the
same evil duties"
Hierarchy Blamed.
Rude Pravo asserted that many
Roman Catholic church members
are disrnayed by the attitude Of
the hierarchy. which 1t biames
for the breakdown In peace talks
1t said the National Front tthe
country's political executive coali-
ton dominated by the commu-
nists) was willing TO make all
possible concessions 10 the church
In the interest Of "a accord, but
It became clear that the church
representatives do not want 70
reach an accord"
IT was proved by the suspen-
sion Of progressive clergymen be-
cause Of their political activity.
the content Of various pastoral
letters and the entire standpoint
of the church representatives
toward the peoples democratic re-
public" the newspaper said.
Some Priests Back Government.
A number Of priests. including
one cabinet minister, the Rev.
Josef Plothar. have gone along
with the government. asserting
that its program was designed
for the common people. Many
have been suspended as priests
and Archbishop Josef Beran has
limited that already there has
been accommodation Of Cath
olics collaborating with the gov
ernment.
The archbishop also warned
that writing letters to the gov
Evening star., 1949-06-05

errnent upholcing Is p.opa-
gandA for peace talks would Be
considered an excogrmurscahle
oHense.
Ths Prague pgess and wireless.
which reports only the govern
ment point os view. has already
begun TO write about the many
letters il says the government has
been getting from members cs
the Catholic faith. demanding O
settlement Of the church question
but leaving no douh. that II
must be On government terms
These include the pronounce
ment by Kopecky that oil schools
would be controlled By the state
On MarxtSs Nrek.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
) D. c. Students to Get
Penn Stote DEGREES

Iasee waaAlaxscr ss04sria w-s
receive degrees srua rsnnr.vanaa
eta.s College ai Q erxaAas sxrz-
rafrceEn*ri exsrvase scxrorrvw. tes
cosiegs announced.
Carcsaia sans rrwwxrnaa. se2e
R-uas Branch road NV I'LL re-
eesvs q bachelor cs scseare ewx-v~
n home economies. Nathan sAs-
Evening star., 1949-06-05

sx-- ~ Sse*s sssees y z 0 4ew-
sT ef psa@rnav wssA o masw
- rsrv.aaanxy ans4 caaat9 M Mar.
sEEa ss~ Cgsaresa CsuA . nAxAsseag
es sEts IN assa a-s@ Ast&~ra
IN NA.saa n Aasxesr. vsxe
sssss@1szs * 6esAs ksAss tnsweswts
Ell ac9-wsa Ire sas~~azSs ss@x.
es~a As9 ~ OAEss A. FSsgnx.
sStitSx ~ Isas cestssazan !ssfaatss.
al so3svaa Ire astEgnaca ggesSsA
A. tssrtssss. 80 aexrw~a s@s a@
awasgAe2
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Czech Attccks Likened
To Those on Mindsxenty

VATICAN CITY. June 4 tP'.-An
informed Vatican source today
nkened Czech Communist attacks
On the Roman Catholic Church to
q similar campaign In Hungary
Just before the arrest Of josef
Cardinal Mindszenty.
The Vatican informant said
Evening star., 1949-06-05
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finite oieIes 8Iattes uno Die 8eidens
fe Seiner 2e|er.
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Jahresurrfammluu1 npr
heutfhrn Kathnltkpn
unn minnpfnta
| !

Die Soriboulter Saguns Der orei
Serbdnoe ser oeutl9en 9otbolifen
Winneiotas mies ben eleiden 6uberen
Iufbou auf 1pie sic friiberen General
oerlamnlungen un0 alld) in Ser
Struttur ibres Grogramnls bat lid,
nld]ts ipeIentlid) perdnoert. 0aS be.
t,lnoen II. q. Die BON ben GerbGnoen
IN IuslhuBiisuneen berotenen uno
pom Ylenum angenomme1en &eiolu.
tionen. SSn oieien lebt, trotoem iid)
Die oartu bebanoelten Brobleme biels
Tob gednoert baben, ser oIte @eiIt,
Der in longen Sabr5ebnten 10 biel bei-
getragen bat gum geiitisen uno reli=
giolen Iufbau oes StoateS - lpenn
au6 in Der belrigen Sabrbunoertfeier
Winneiotos Ser oeutid-amerifaniIfe
uno fatbolil6e @inlHlas in Dem bur=
ten 8elpebe unlerer iuneen aultur 10
gut lpie ignoriert miro.
gs baben iid) ibon mebr ols elm
nal 8eitrebunsen gelte11o geno9t, Die
prin5ipieae 8ebanblung ser 2eitfra.
gen auf unieren Easlngen ous5uIdal=
ten ODER ood auf elm Winimum Al.
bel6ranfen uno ~praftii1e" slufga=
ben, Dor aaem Berliderungsfrogen,
in ben 8oroergrunb gu itellen. Die
gel6aftsmaBige 8etreuung ser Sc.
bensperiiderl,ns in Der Catholic aio
aiiociation lit Elm ipibtiser 3peig un-
ierer 8erbanoestdtigfeit. @ber Die elm.
ieitige 9etonuns bieIer Gdtigfeit un-
ter &ernadldiiigung Der @runolagen,
auf 6enen unIer Bereirs. unb Ser
banosmeien aufsebout lit, tpiroe in
Winneiota unauspeidlid gu ben alei=
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3uftenen. 8abre,1o iib Der gertreter
aus Deutldlano begreifliherneile eli
ne. getpiiie 3uriidbaltung a,lferIeete,
mics Satber Sleb5 obne nmidWeife
.auf Die Mitperant,portl,ng 4meritas
ON Dem beiIeien Chaos bin rno BE.
tonte Die Bflidt amerifnniI6er &atbo-
lifen, ni6t allein Inn Der &aritas,
ionoern aud UNI Der 8erehtiefeit
piaen lid Spfer aufauerlegen, UNI Ole
Scot linbern 81, belfen. Seine @orte
erboben iid) oft 3u bramatiiber Sobe,
10 3. 9. als er er5dblte, 1pie oie &na-
ben elmer 8ailenanitalt in Minneapo-
liz, oenen er bon Der Scot ibrer Il-
terssenoiien er3ablte, lire Stpeaters
auS5ogen 1,no ibm oarboten. Il.
Ger Central -8erein l,no ser ssrau=
enbuno beidloiien, Sic Sammluns
bon 8elomitteln, &leibern uiip. nod
eifriger als bisber 81 betreiben. gs
ion inn SpdtberbIt It ipteoer cine groBe
Sammlung BON &leioern betrieben
peroen. l1no 90 Der BrGitbent bes
Gentral=Sereins bon Mmerifa einett
beionbers oringenoen Ippeu oes 9lpo-
itoliid)en giiitators 8ii6of Muenb
iibermittelt bate, tpuroe bei6loHen,
tnper,peilt cine beionoere &leiber-
iammlung fir Die Seinatbertrieben
ein5uleiten. Gin entiprebenber Ip-
peu lit ourd BEN Gerbanbsiefret6r
8aet bereits an Sic 8ereine geididt
tpor6en :t '-'
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I8riinbuug Ser l1niperiit6t 9aDton
gleidJ3eitis begebt ole @enoiienibafl
ltn oieietn 5hnliabr Den 100. 'Sooes.
tag 6es 8riinbers Ser Morianilten.
congregation, p. Biliam Soiepf
Gbdminaoe, om %. Sanuar 1850
Die 5dlnBfeier oes 3entenariums
finoet itott om Ia. Mai 1850 l,1tb i'm
Ini6lnB ouran beeinnt Die Mario,li,
items Bilgerfabrt nab europa, oerer
Sobepunft cine 4ubien5 bein 81. 8n.
ter in Rom lein ion.
Neiu yorf, 81. 9. - Inter 2eitune
bon p. @oparb s. 8arilbe, 81, Spi-
ritual oes Snternationalen Muslhui-
les &atboliiber &ranfen1pGrterinnen,
lit 5ur5eit cine Bilgerfabrt bon aneri-
fanilhen &ranfen1pdrterinnet 1ad)
8om ia Gorbereitung, i'm 3uiammen-
bang nit ser Eagune bes 4. ssnter-
nationalen &ranfentpdrterinnen-4on
greiies IN &om bonn 5. bis 8. Septem-
ber 1850, i'm 8abnen ser Seier oes
Seiligerl Sabres. 8ei Der lesten 3r-
lammenfllnft in Rom i'm Sabre 1885
iparen mebr als 1000 Sroensidtpe=
tern uno 1000 &ronfenlp1rterinner1
aus % 2anoern anpeieno, unb man
erluartet einen nod eroBeren 3uorans
5u oem geplanten &pngreb 1850.
Winona, Wi,lt. - Rabrid)ten aus
&om 3ufoIee 1purbe ser bobp'ite Sr.
8ildof SEQ 8in5 bon 8inona lette
@ohe pom 81. gater in Gripatau=
oien5 empfangen. ."
/ ct. GlonS, Minn. - sSm ct. Ga
briels.9oipital in 2ittle SAILS itarb
am 20. September Der bod]tp. Sr.
2ambert S. &al1pt, felt 1884 Rit-
glteo oes 9io5eian-a aoufultorenrates
uno felt 1946 in 2ittle Sails i'm Rus
beitano. 8eboren in ct. Martin ont
81. Mar5 1878, madte er feline Stu
oten in Der 8eneoiftinerobtei Wount
angel, Ore, unb in Der ct. ssobn's
ltniberiitp in Gonesebille, po er am
29. Stunt 1900 Die Brieitertpeibe emp
ftng. II. a. tpirfte er aIs Bfarrer in
Breckenridge, Berbam, 8udlnan,
Welroie uno ct. MusuIta. - Die
feierliden @requien erfoIsten am 26.
September in Der ct. fsrancis=&lo=
Iterfapene in 2ittle Sails. Dos loIen-
ne 8equiemamt feierte. Der bodp'lt
Sr. gii6of Bllh unter 5abIreider
aiiilten5. Die Breoigt bielt Ser bedip.
ST. Bfarrer Biuiam @en,,er bon Mle=
cambria lno Die Beifetuns eriolste
auf sem aloiterfrieobof. K. I.P.
ct. Banl, Winn. - Im fon,meu=
oen 5onutae, 8, Sttober, beginnt Die
pier5isItiinoise anoodt III, foIeenoen
9farrfirden Der graoioseIe:: ct.
Sieronpnt,,s, ct. 8auI; ct. Qubpias.
ct. Saul; ct. .Warien, ct. 8aill;
Mnferitebunes. Winneapolis; ct.
gouls, gomfrep; Warid Seimiu6-
ung, Oanpers; ct. @enofepa, Cafe
geton; 90. geter uno gauls, 60.
retto; 81. Ramen, Weotna; ct. Ro-
rien, Rep l1Im;; ct. Soiepbs, RoFe-
mount; st. Wurien, Sbafopee, E:S
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Hrrittifdltps

..4
Rah. elmer Depeidbe aus Mom fam
iiber ben natifaniiben Hiinbipreher
Die Weitteilung, Die 3nbI Der @atboli-
fen IN Der @elt betrage 423 NiIIin-
men, Seit 1920 babe Sie 3abl nm 119
Wilionen sugenontmen.
0elegierte ouf benz 4. internatio-
nalen &onereB fatboliiher Ierste in
&om bertparfen Sic gntpenoung funlt-
lider 8efrudtlins als cine i'm Bioer=
lpru6 gum Natrrgeles itebenbe Me-
tbooe. Brof. Sctabe BaIteau, 8aris,
ser 8rdlioent ser internotionalen me-
oi5inilben ct. s.gereiniguna,
lagte n8enll sic fatbolilben Mer5te
ni6t bolo ,energiid) eeeen bie fiinItli=
DIE 8efru6tllng a,,ftreten, Damn 1per=
oen mir in fltr5em itaatli6e ssnltitute
fiir Samenlpenoer baben, oie ben
8lutbdnfen gleihel1" Or. Seremiab
5olep bon Ser irilhen ct. 2ufas-@u=
De uno BEN ct. Gosmas- uno ct. 9n=
mian-Sereinen erfldrte, ole 8illiguna
fiinltlider 8efrudtltne ntpiiroe iid
alS cine fl,rdtbore 8affe in Den S6n-
ben mooerner totalitdrer 8egierun=
gen erueiIen". ugalb," iaate er,
rtpiro Der Staat bic tiinitlibe Gid
tilng bon untertanen auf ii1 nebmen
obne 3iidiid)t auT eottIihe uno
menldlihe 2iebe."
BapIt Bius XII. enlpftna bie @on-
greBteilnebn1er in leiner Sonnn,er=
reiioen5 in gaitel @anooIfo in Bribot-
aubien5. S11 ieiner aniprabe nertparf
er sic fiinitli6e geiru6tuna nit ol-
Ter Sd)drfe.
MuS Yolen fonlmen allerbanb &c
rii6te iiber eine,1 angeblib beporIte=
benoen 8ergleid 5tpiiden Stride l,no
Staat. Ser fomml,ntftii6en Aegie-
rl,ng - unb ibreu ruiiiiben Stnter=
mdnneru - lit aneeiihts Der moro
liIden Rieoerlaee, Die iid RuBlonos
Saioaen in oem &ompf gesen Die Sir
DIE bisber gebolt baben, 5,peifeIIos
piel oaran gelegelt, iib aus Der Sad-
galie berans5ufinoen. Iber auf Der
pom Staat uorgeIdlaeer1en @runbIa-
ge lit Elm oai,ernoer Srie6e foum rnogs
lid. Das gilt ). g. Don Der Itoatliden
5oroeri,ng, oaB Die Stride eetpiHer,
maBen als Hropaganoabiiro fir Die
BON &uBfano i,,tb goIen tpiHfarIid3
Derfiiete @eitgret15e bes '2anoes fun
giere. 9ucb Die bon Der @egierung ge=
Eforoerte Mitbeitinln,ltilg Bel Der 8e>
banolung geiitIider Biirsentrdger in
ben rtpieoergeiuonnenen" min Iagen
geraubten, @ebieten pertrdgt fib nidt
NIT Dem fanoniihen Redt. Il ...t,..
Beim gmpfang elmer Mnaabl a11e.
rifaniifer aonsreBabeeoroueten il,
Gaitel @anoolfo tparnte Yopft Pius
Die @eittpelt, ernite @efabren broben,
tDenn ntdt obne 8eraug oas BrobIen
Der Willionen bon &eimatpertriebe=
,len geloIt tperoe. @s erbebe fih elm
gan5er &ompler BON politiihen, tuirt=
iAaftli6en ,tnb io3ialen BrobIe,ne,,,
1penn 1l1a1, uin iibertriebener Bor-
iiht" Die 2oiting ,tod imnter binaus-
f9iebe. gs iniiiie l1noeraiisfidt 3u!si-
ner gemeiniamen 9tftion Ser .ga1aen
Beituelt fomnleit, I'M Die sgrpel-
lees" aus oem perbdngnisDenen So
gerleben georoneten 8erbdltniiien gu
5nfiibren. 9ie Stride iei entibIoNen,
ibre gan5e &rait ein5uiesen, Inn: Die
Staaten 5u betpegen, oieies fhnuerli-
die Bilo menihlider Ber1pabrlofune
aus DEM 8epuBtiein Ser Berantpor-
tung Ser Nenidbeit gu entfernen.
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ct. Saul, Iinn. - 8ortbinstun, g.,
Samstag, s. Cftuber 1949.
&trA emf a Icnbcr

Sonntas, 9. Cftober: Adtsebnter
Sunutas uad Sfinsiten. - 6 . a n
geIium: Seius beilt elmer, gi6ts
briidiaen (Mattb. 81.
Iontae, 10. Sttober: Sron5 bon gor=
9ia.
Oienstae. II. Sftober: Iemilian.
Rittmod). 12. Sttober: Woriutilion.
0onnerstae, 13. Sttober: gouaro.
iSrettae. ii. Sftober: &aIliitus.
Samstae. IS. Sftober: Sbereiia.
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am Sonntaena6mittag fanS in oer
&atbeorole cine Beibeltunoe Der fa-
tboliiden Suseno an Gbriltus Sen
&onig itatt. an Der Seier, Die nit Ell
ner lolennen Bro5eiiion einseleitet
ipuroe, beteilisten fid iddsunesmeiie
et1pa fiinftauieno SugenoIide. 9ie
Seltpreoist belt er5biidof 0aurrap,
Der aub bel Ser abihIieBenoen Sc
sensanoa6t an1tierte.
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am pereansenen 5ons,tae. erteilte
Der bobp'ite &r. @r3biihof Wurrap
Der neuen ct. Sbereie- -8farriduIe an
SHo5grior ape. am Miiiiiiippi-B -Bou-
leparo Die firdlide 8eibe,
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9f06it ser GentrolzSteae aolt 81;
Sorge Ser 6aribaulter Saaung SCI
Ser aus ibrer angeitammte,
5elnat I'M SuOetenlano, in ben DO,
&lllien llno Bolen belesten oItoeut
l6en 8ebieten, llnsarn 11i,p. pertrie
benen Seutiden (fiir oie Dor einieer
Sagen Bopit Bius in elmer omerifa
nll6en &ongreBabgeoroneten geipabr
ten 9luoien5 bon neuem plaoierte)
0iele ungliidli6en, Inn Sab uuo gu
beraubten, our6 fiirdterli6e 9rang
lale geiagten Meni6en batten in So
ribault 5lpei bereote 9ln,palte: Ser
bodp. Srn. 8. g. Sleo3 pom ct
Saul Seminar uno Sen bo6tp. Srn
8erbaro 6itttau bonn Deutiben So
nifatius- -Gerein. 8eioe baben Dos 2eif
in Slt=guropa am eigenen 2eibe er.
fabren, Satber Sleos als Spfer nasi
ltil6er 8arbarei, 5atber sSittfau als
@efangener Der Guiien, Die i'm Biz
mad Sibirien oerldleppten. Ser $50,
le uno Der Oertl6e ipraden ersrei.
feno uno erihiitterno bon Der Rot uni
Dem gleno, oas iie geIbaut, aber III
ipra6en als Brieiter = obne ieglibt
8eimiidung perionliben @roas
lprad)en bon ser polferneriobnen6er
Wa6t ser 2iebe, bon Der ueber1pin.
oung oes Nationalismus. Die Nus.
fiibrunsen ser beioen Mebner rna9ten
einen tiefen ginbrud. Beibe lieBen es
iid angelesen iein, oen l1nteribiet
5piiden ben iogenannten displaced
Berions" unb ben Spfern Ser Madt.
politif &ublanb uno bes BeItens Hur,
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Robinson's Grit Provides Mats With Potent Punch
Once-Lome Former Sailor
Beats Tigers With Homer
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Five SenSbs sAaot ha ts snea~e paste 'so
Hospital 10
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Evening star., 1949-05-19
Nolan, Kenwood SemifinoIist,
No Longer Siege Gun,' but!
By MerreII WhittIesey

Somebody said Parker Nolan
didn't look day older-or young
er-than he did 20 years ago. He
still talks as slowly. walks as
slowly. has that distinguished ap-
pearance and dresses in the Lucius
Beebe manner.
Somebody else asked the Con-
gressional Club golfer if he played
golf as we'll as he did 20 years ago.
Il don't hit EN- as far. but I hit
em straighter." drawled Nolan.
who used to be known as the
Siege Gun"
George Borsari and George Nil
Ter, NoIan's victims in the first two
rounds Of the Kenwood Invitation
tournament yesterday, chimed In
that "he still chips and puts
pretty good, too" Borsari said
Nolan chipped dead up to the cup
six times in their first-round
match. The big fellow gave Miller
few opportunities to win a hole.
Today Nolan met Col. Jim Will
son, the Army Air Forces cham
pion who is an old hand at win
ming Invitation tournaments. in
one semifinal and the other was
between Ralph Bogart. the l947
champion, and Pat Martino. ~
semifinal victim of Volney Bur-
nett.
Gives Up Practice.
Wilson walked through the
locker room after his third trip
of the day to the practice tee and
a heckler reminded Nolan that he
had better get out there or Wilson
would get the Jump on him. Hit
a few practice shots for me,
Jimmy" Parker yelled. I've
stopped that foolshness.
IT used to practice. would
rather practice than play" Nolan
said" but not any more. Nolan
was telling The round table group
| of his last session on the prac-
| tice tee. He had advanced to the
semifinal of the Congressional
Club championship last year
where his opponent was Arthur
Dezendorf. whom Nolan figured
to beat from here to next week.
Nolan wasn't worried about
that match. but he thought he'd
better sharpen his game for the
final. Two hours before the Dez-
endorf match he started practic-
ing and continued until time to
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Edoemoor Club Is New Host
To CITY Tennis Tournament

matter of playing conditions.
At the public parks courts at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV, where the men and wom-
en- competed, there are no
dressing facilities and no tele-
phone, shortcomings that seri-
ously marred the big event.
Entry fees, as announced to-
day by Larry Sherfey, tennis
chairman at Edgemoor, and
Ricky Willis, net chairman at
Columbia, who oversees the
youngsters in collaboration with
Pro Buddy Goeltz, are: Mems
and women's singles, 81; mems
and women's doubles and
mixed doubles, So a team; teen
ayers, singles. $1.25; doubles. 81.
Adults entries may be filed
with Bill Shreve at the Tennis
Shop and at the Edgemoor Club
and the youngsters with Goeltz
at Columbia or with Shreve.
Evening star., 1949-05-19

fiulShlng the 1on al waking Ciy1e
EDDIE Yost attempted In sacrifice,
bat forced knsaf 81 thrd
II Was thrn that Robinson ham
mered his pAyo' hlRs over tbs
nall and the Mats added another
run when nents sing led tnok sec-
ond when Sherry Robertson
grounded out and scored or Wei.
eels AlnEle.
NAT NOTES Robinson pTe-
iected the Mats into . third place
tie with Philadelphia, one SAME
behind the second place rEeta.
Ray SCARBOROUGH Vas 30 pitch
for the Mats today With Freddie
Hutchinson nominated Ia %ofk
for Detroit The Tigers have
scored seven runs in two games
with Washington, all a. The result
of walks
D~nte had . miserable night
afleld 20 the chagrin 81 = siseahls
flock oi friends from Harrison,
n : who we're present The
Mats failed tn land phr pitcher
they're looking for after last
nights unloadine of excess play
ers by other rluhs They stu
have another month 20 trade,
however
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Win, Lose, or Draw
Bloody Monday Will Be June Is
By FRANCIS {. STAkk

keel ball club laid with little
pomp yesterday properly nautical smos-
Shop abeam Of his food galley
meeting blood thirsty but phanthropc
Evening star., 1949-05-19

The Edgemoor Club, strong
hold of tennis, is the new
sponsor of the City of Washing
ton tournament, rescued from
oblivion more than a decade ago
by sponsorship of The Star.
Following a conference OF
the city's tennis fathers, the
transfer of auspices was effected
in a meeting at Edgemoor last
nigh, and plans completed for
the 21st annual event to open
at the club a week from Sat-
urday, with entries closing next
Thursday.
The teen-age auxiliaries OF
the tournament, as in the last
several years, will be held at CO.
lumbia Country Club. concur
rently with the adults competi-
I ton. Due to Columbia's hospi-
tality, the youngsters have Jared
far better than the adults in the
Evening star., 1949-05-19

tee off. BY then he was so tired
he hardly could drag the club
back and he barely beat Dezen-
dorf, ! up.
Nolan's reputation as a putter
is not purely local. Several years
ago he was playing in a foursome
with Paul Runyan. the two-time
PGA champion. and recognized as
one Of the all-time putting greats.
Parker was a little of his stick
that day. He was missing drives,
his seconds we're wild and his Ap-
proaches inaccurate. But on the
greens, he couldn't miss. From 5
feet, 10. 40 or so. he'd roll the
ball into the cup. His score was
not phenomenal because his puts
were for pars. and not brides.
After Nolan canned a 60-footer on
the 18th Runyan walked of the
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