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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-05-13

WYE HEAR a local business man
w had S25 bet on Ponder" in
the Kentucky Derby, Saturday.
That's making 400 bucks the easy
way Colonel and Mrs. Clark
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Friendship House Will Honor
Director for 4O-leor Work

Friendship House began as a
one-room community project In
1904. When Miss Burklin came
TO it as its first full-time worker
In 1909. 1t had already expanded
to a i2-room house al 324 Vir-
ginia avenue Sc. There are So
rooms in the present Friendship
which encompasses several ad-
joining houses.
Miss Burklin had been in
church work when she hrst heard
of Friendship House. She had
no scientific training in the work
but through the years has taken
many courses. Her qualifications
were a desire TO serve, her friends
say.
More than 1000 children have
received day care-it is the Oldest
day care center in Washington
since its inception. Countless
others, children and adults. have
attended dances. classes. we'd
dings and plays there. The
mothers club and kindergarten
Evening star., 1949-05-19

Forty years ago Miss Lydia
Burklin first went TO live with a
struggling settlement house group
In Southeast Washington known
as Friendship House.
This week the board members
and friends of Friendship House
are aonoring Miss Burklin on her
40th anniversary as director Of
this United Community Service
agency. The seyen-day program
features a pageant and other
events IN the Friendship House
building at 619 D street Sc.
The regular events OF the
Friendship House are being car
ried on for visitors during this
week. The pageant is scheduled
for 4 pm. and $50 pm. next Sun
day. An open house and children S
birthday party for Miss Burklin
will close the celebration on
May %.
The history Of Friendship House
is. in many respects. the history of
Miss Burklin for one cannot be
described without the other.
Evening star., 1949-05-19
Male Juvenile Judge
Urged in Repeat Cases

A Washington asaS4ness group
wants . male Judge II t1veaile
Court on the ground he would
be more stern 70 ycanK criminal
|repeRters-
A two Judge bench has beer
proposed for the court whose tn
cumoent 3ur!st. Miss Fsy Bentley
IS a voluntary patient in 81; El11a-
oeths Hospital
Tire Federation Of Business
mems Associations last night sad
that as long as one Of the pro-
nesed tarissx is a male the other
>aH be q woman
In go.ng on record for the stIg
Evening star., 1949-05-19

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one on The e~nce fnAns ywafs ase
In ether business sss FeSsera
ton PAID tribute - Chairman
AcGgs;h q tFse senate T1asgTss~t
Committee "a. has xssSx~Ssss&g.
e-orts IN The paSSa Sc ~ ;fae ssfs
sa les tax
The business gacan also fe-
eorced opposition 10 tzsr sax n
Evening star., 1949-05-19
PTA PIons Outdoor Foir

The Parent-Teacher Associa
ton of Health School. Dassr.c'
public school for crippled chill
dren. viii hold an outdoo. fan
al 7:30 pm. tomorrow on the
school lawn. Thirteenth and ALI
son streets NV Proceeds viii be
used 10 supplement recreational
and educational equipment.
Evening star., 1949-05-19

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Evening star., 1949-05-19

class which wsre features Of the
first Friendship still are open
Miss Burkiin lives Just around
the corner iron Friendship II q
home which .s nothing more than
an annex 70 the bls house The
children call ii Little Friend-
ship"
Evening star., 1949-05-19
modern
LIFETIME FURNITURE

Our dromotie Modern GoIey almost reody open There
mony display and somp pieces that must to moks
for this brilliant spoins dpoy These priced
low for quick clearance No returns GODS. exchanges
All soIes final
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Richmond or Houston
May Get AAC Berth
By the Associotsd Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-It looks
like the All-America Football Con-
ference will be an eight-team
league in 1850. It operated with
seven this season.
Commissioner O. o. Kessing of
the AAC announced yesterday the
Richmond Va) Rebels of the
American Football League have
requested membership in the con-
ference. He said he had taken the
matter under consideration.
In Richmond, President H. C..
Seibold of the Rebels said his team
had been Tentatively offered" an
eighth berth in the AAC following
a meeting of conference officials in
Baltimore.
Meanwhile, the Houston Post
said Oil Man Glenn Mccarthy has
received franchise papers for a
team in the All-America setup.
Mccarthy said few weeks ago he
is definitely interested in a pro
franchise for the Texas city.
The Post said informal contacts
have been made with possible
players for the Houston team and
that five or six Houstonians are
informally committed to going in
with Mccarthy. Rice Institute S
new stadium, seating $4,000, would
be used for the games. =
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Priory Sturts Well

Priory School is, off to a fine
start in the 1949-50 basket ball
season. Priory opened yesterday
with a 1912 victory over Kendall
High at Priory. Bruce Warning
scored 13 points and Bernie Foley
IL for the winners.
AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
St. Louis, 4 Cleveland tie).
Evening star., 1949-11-30

Detroit I thought everybody In
the world must have trouped down
that first fairway."
Blow by blow he told Of going
over par on the first hole, over par
on the second, over par on the
third, and on the fourth slicing a
ball into the woods, hitting a tree
on the second and knocking his
third over the green. when I
finally got on the green and
started to putt I looked around
and there wasn't a soul there but
my partner and our caddies."
But Sam came back with some
great golf and finally posted 283,
a new record for the Open and
only Ralph Guldahl could beat
him. Guldahl did, and Mr.. Icely
told Sam he guessed that Sam
would have to wait a while for that
title. I've been waiting 13 years
now and am getting q little i'm
patient" he said. -
Sam told stories on himself. He
said he guessed it was true that
after winning the Oakland fCalif)
Open and seeing his ptctAre in
the New York Times be had said
How'd they get that, I've never
been to New York In my life" Z"
That was on his first tour and he
was a mighty green youngster. He
recalled the eight strokes he took
on the last hole of the National
Open in Philadelphia.
Golf galleries have been good
to me-" he said, "in more ways
than one. l remember last year
when I won the Greensboro Open
I hit q ball over one green and
when I walked up, there it was
on the green. It might have hit
tree" But ne grinned and said.
"I've got a sneaking suspicion
that somebody, maybe one Of my
kinfolk, might have helped it get
there with q hand mashie."
Slammin' Sam, whose titles last
year included the Masters, PGA.
Western and Washington Star
Opens, said an awful lot Of fuss
had been made over the fact that
he couldn't putt. But I've puttedi
pretty well at times" he said with
a grin. He thanked the golf pros,
the manufacturers. the golfers
and the press for what they had
done for him, and taking fond
look at his new plaque, added: II
hope to see you here again next
year"
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Brist|ing Mat Show
On Tap for Tonight

There are more feature matches
than preliminaries on tonight's
rassling program at Turner's
Arena with three of the affairs
listed as main events.
Probably the most important
bout sends rough Laverne Baxter
against handsome Joe Corbett.
The winner gets the spot against
Gorgeous George in, next weeks
show. Other headline engage
mepts are between Matte Brown
Of Washington. seeking his third
straight here, and George Maori
costas, and between Marvin Mer-
Ger and Tony Cosenza. The
latter is another in the series Of
Junior heavyweight eliminations.
Prelims are: Jesse James against
Fred Kimball and Pedro Ortega
against Ivan Vacturoff. First
bout Is at 8:45 pm.
UNITED STATES HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Omaha. g.: Louisville, 2.
Tulsa, g.; st. Paul, 3.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Mike Bloom Will PIoy
In Pro Basket Feature

Mike Bloom, former Temple
University star who later played
with the Washington Heurich
Brewers of the American Basket
Ball League and several teams in
the Basket Ball Association of
America, will help lead the Phila-
delphia Sphas against the Harlem
Globetrotters in a pro-basket ball
feature next Tuesday at Uline
Arena.
In the first game of the double
header Henry Dutch) Dement'S
New York Celtics will take on the
Indiana Clark Twins at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Houghton Prominent
lin PGA Convention;
Schneider 's.PIay Cut
BY a s.eff Correspondent Of Tn. ssar


SOUTHERN PINES, N. c.. Nov.
30. Delegates to the National
PGA convention. for the most
part. are home club golfers. How
ever, three name pros" are here
this year as delegates, Horton
Smith, Vic Ghezzi and Willie Cog
gin. The Middle Atlantic dele
gationf AL Houghton Of Prince
Georges and Frank Invernizzi,
Baltimore driving range pro. have
created q considerable stir.
During the first session yester-
day, Houghton and Invernizzi were
on their feet 20 times and Hough-
ton has been tapped as a possible
major Office holder. Some of
the pros have been openly critical
of the money spent on sending
Past President Ed Dudley to the
Ryder Cup matches at the ex-
pense Of several thousand dollars.
and Of the cup team members
pulling out Of commitments to
British tournaments. In fact,
there is some sentiment to drop
the Ryder Cup matches.
Horton Smith, whose smooth
talk and good common sense ap-
peals to the delegates, probably
will be the 1851 president of the
PGA. Leo Walper. sthe ex-
Washington pro whose model
driving range is just two miles
from here, has been a daily Wis
itor. The tournament bureau
has IS requests for $4,000 sum-
mer tournaments which must be
weeded out and sandwiched
around the National Open, June
$40 in Philadelphia, and the Ma
tional PGA, a $4,000 tournament
June 21-28 at Columbus, Ohio. =.
The PGA probably will be an all
match-play championship this
year. Sam Snead received a
cut on his hand from the clip
of his gun while hunting last week
and may miss the Miami Open.
The delegates voted, 56-13, to
bar the tournament manager.
George Schneiter of. Salt Lake
City. from playing in all PGA
tournaments except. the annual
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Green Bay to Discuss
Rehirinq of Lumbeuu
" the As,oeia,sd Press

| GREEN BAY, Wis. Nov. 3d.
Renewal of T.. L. (Curly) Lam
beau's reported $4,000 contract
as general manager Of the Green
Bay Packers will be discussed to-
night at a Board Of Directors
meeting.
ID. Lambeau, founder Of the Ma
tionar Football League Club 80
years ago, and its head coach un-
til early this season. has been
under. fire by a faction OF the
board most of the year. His cur
rent ,five-year contract, said to
call for $25,000 annually, runs
out January l.
Evening star., 1949-11-30

PGA championship and the .Au-
gusta Masters. The manager also
was barred from serving on the
advisory staff Of any manufac-
turer.
: The association also tabled the
case of Bobby Locke, South AZ
ricau pro who was barred from
participating In PGA-sponscred
tournaments last summer.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Boiling Air Force Quint
Beaten by Howard U.

Howard University's basket ball
team raised to two its victories
for the season as a result Of last
nights $3.50 win over Boiling Air
Force Base at Boiling.
Bill Sykes scored % points and
Frank Booth tailed 18 to set the
pace for the Bisons. Seymour
Seitcheck registered IA points and
Carroll Harrington II for Boiling.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Sneod, Honored as Years Top
Golfer, Beats Par as Speaker
By MerreII WhittIesey
Stor StaF Correspondent

SOUTHERN PINES, N. c., Nov
30.-A lot of guys who think
they're pretty smart stood up fol
five minutes Monday night at the
Mid-Pines Hotel and cheered g
fellow they've been calling hill
. billy for the last is years. The
fellow they cheered was Samuel
jackson Snead, who, simply by
being himself delivered a 45-min-
ute after-dinner speech that had
several hundred National PGA
Convention delegates and guests
rolling in the aisles.
Snead was here to receive the
PGA's Golfer of the Year
award. A lot of sports figures
would have said thanks and sat
down. But Snead had a few
stories to tell, all OF them for
mixed company. and most of them
on himself. He hadn't rehearsed
q word. One tale just reminded
him Of another and he kept going
He was, terrific.
Sam made a pretty big hit at
the outset when he said he
doubted if he would be receiving
this award if Ben Hogan hadn't
met with an accident. Hes a
great player" Sam said, and
added that because Ben wasn't
very big it didn't mean that he
wasn't a fighter. Dipping into a
little homespun philosophy. Sam
said, Its not the dog in the
fight that counts. it's the fight in
the dog"
I'm like Ed Oliver" Snead told
the attentive group of golf dig
nitaries. There's only three
things I'm afraid of. lightning. a
downhill putt and Hogan"
Snead admitted that the turn
ing point in his career was the
day he asked advice from his high
school principal on what to do
about a number of small college
scholarships he had received for
his prowess in football. baseball,
basket ball and golf. II had a
chance to work in a golf shop at
home" Sam said. 'The principal
took one look at my marks and
suggested I take up the golf busi-
ness and pass up the colleges"
Snead told of his first big golf
tournament, played at Hot
Springs. He said he got up early
and ran 2 miles to the station to
watch Johnny Farrell. Billy Burke,
Gene Sarazen, Henry Picard and
others get off the train. The next
day he was so nervous he had to
tee up his ball with both hands.
He shot 68 the first day, 80 on
the last but won $356.66. Some
body in the back Of the room
piped up with, And you've still
got it."
Dressed Immediately, but his
bald head rejecting the overhead
lights, Sam told of rough days on
his first year on the tour. He
seemingly can remember every
golf hole he ever has played, how
many strokes on each hole and
what club he used for the shots.
II was supposed to win the Ma
tional Open the first time I played
in it," he mused, "back in 1887.
L. B. Icely, president of the Wilson
Co., told me that it looked like
my year. I guess a lot of people
must have heard about me- be-
cause when I left the first tee In
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Fights Last Night
By the Associofsd Press

ROCHESTER, N. Y.-Aldo Minelli,
146. Bergamo. Italy, outpointed Harry
"snnfIyn Smith, 1ss, RochesssT: 70;
att, 1907. Trenton, N. j.. outpointed
Pete Kennedy, 1904, New York, g..
HARTFORD, Conn.-Denis Pat"
Brady. 1874, New York, outpointed
WuKEs-BARRE, Pa.-Mike Ro-
be1la, 147. PITTSBURGH. and Al Hishers,
14sA SAvo R9ms; sHpson n Il M..sb.ye drew 1e SUN
n.y. Shade, 1874, Boston, outpointed
Timothy Buddy" Hayes, 129h, Bos-
los ANGELEs.-Rudy Cruz. 1873,
Los Angeles, outpointed Jim Carter,
1854, New York, 10.
PORTLAND. Oreg.-Don Rogers,
136, Portland, -oreg., outpointed Tony
Chavez, 14O, San Jose, 10.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Air Bose Court Victor

Andrews Air Base outscored
Army Medical Center, 54-43, in a
basket ball game last night at
Walter Reed. The FBI girls beat
the AMC Wacks, 37-10, in the
opener of the twin bill.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Clark, Gerondokis Lead

Tom Clark and Micked Geron-
dakis led Commercial Embroidery
to a 1918 victory over Kenilworth
in a Recreation League basket ball
game last night at Stuart Junior
High.
Evening star., 1949-11-30
Car Credit to Defend
Metro Title Sunday

Car Credit, which suffered its
first defeat in As games last Sum-
day to Fort Belvoir, will defend its
Metropolitan Amateur Football
League title against the Anacostia
Eagles Sunday at Alexandria Mu-
nicipal Stadium at 2 o'clock.
The Riverside Rollers and South
west Merchants, meanwhile, will
clash for the Western Division
160-pound title at Gonzaga Field.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Pohrby.

= Dne %. kvetna zemfela
curtisbayska krajanka pf. An
tonic Kosar, (roz, ena Soustek)
vdova pc p. Franku Kosarovi z
cfsla 1922 Cherry st. Dozila Sc
76 let. Narodila Sc v Ceskoslo-
vensku av Americe Ella SIS let.
Pohreb zesnule konal Sc v
1tery, 81. kvetna z domu smut
ku ma Holy Cross hrbitov "a
assistance Rev. Pavla j. Sandal
giho a byl vypraven p. Harlem
E. Schim1nkem.
= Dne 20. kvetna zemrela
krajanka p1. Marie Buresch,
vdova pc p. William Buresch,
I2064 E. Eager St. We staff 76
let. Narodila sc v Ceskosloven-
sku. Prinalezela ku Sboru Cti-
lada-Jaromira els. Is J. 6. D.
Pohreb zesnule konal Sc We
stredu, 1. cervna re Cvachova
Pohr. Domu do kostela sv. Va
clava a odtud ma hTbitov Nejsv.
Vykupitele "a assistance Vlp.
Martina Oktavce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03

Ludvik sevclk, zijfcf v tabo-
re bezencG v Nemecku rad by
sc neco dozvedel O SVEN strJci
p. Rudolfu Schuranskem, roda-
KEN z Nedachlebice ,okres u
herske Hradiste, Ceskosloven-
sko, ktery Sc pristehoval do
Spojenych Statd v roce 1908.
Poslednf zpravy cd neho byly
z Baltimore. Kdo by z vas mill
ctenafi neco o p. R. Schuran-
skem vedel oznamte to ma:
American Friends Service
Committee,
20 S. 18th Street
Philadelphia : 7, Pa.
V dopise referujte ma No.
21O58.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Sokolska Hlidka.

Kazdorocn1 vyvrcholenl So
kolske prace sc predvadi nasi
csl. verejnosti Sokolskymi We
rejnymi Cvicenim. Letosnf Wy
stoupeni celeho Okrsku Zupy
Vychodnf Dude Sc konati ma
prostorne Zahrade T. j. Sokol
Curtis Bay, 1927 Cherry ulice
liz v kratke dobe, v nedeli, IL.
cervna We 3 hodiny odpoledne.
Ease Sc slet1 celia ia sokolska
rodina z Marylandu, Pennsyl-
vanie a hlavnfho mesta naseho
soustati z Washington. Sejdou
Sc opet i krajan6 z bllzka i z
dali, ably Sc pokochali krasou
nasich sokolskych cvicen1 a ably
utuzili stare pratelstvf.
Nedele, IL. cervna Dude do
staven1skem nasich krajand O
"Verejnem v Cuprtis Bay.
Program cviceni Dude T1diti
okrskovy naceln1k br. Eda Stet-
ka. Ucinkovati Dude znama
kapela br. Jana Svitaka. Vsi-
chni velice dobre zname. curtis
bayske sestTicky a bratry- a to
je zarukou, re o obcerstvenf a
i neco k zakousnut1 Dude oprav-
du nalezite postarano. Slyseli
jsme mnohe nase krajany, re Sc
take budou tesiti ma vybornou
"Racf Polevku". V pT1prave
teto marylandske pochoutky
nejsou nase curtisbayske ses-
tricky k bidovani!
Vokolf Sokolovny je S dosta-
tex mista ma parkovan1 auto
mobild. "Verejne" Sc kona "a
kazdeho pocas1 a v padu deste
Dude cviceni We dvorane Soko-
lovny.
Ma shledanou o Vefejnem
Cvicen1 V Curtis Bay.
Ma zdar!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Pan Perry r. Clark,

vedoucf pobocky Union Trust
CO. ma rohu Monument a Col
lington ulic byl zvolen Assist
ant Treasury vykonnym vybo-
rem jmenovane banky dine %.
kvetna a z1stane nadale SPRAY
Gem 1radovny v nasem csl. OBJ
vodu.
Pan Clark zapocal svoji ban
kovnf karieru u Farmers a
Merchants Banky pred Is ro-
ky jake runner" a kde pozde-
il pracoval We vsech depart
mentech banky. Roku 194C
stall Sc managerem Union Trust
Office a pozdeJi v
odbocce We Walbrook. V rlJnu
1912 vstoupil do Namofnictva
kde slouzil pc tTi roxy v hod-
nosti "Chief Petty Officer.
Panu Clarkovi, jehoz osobne
zname k jeho povyseni upfimne
gratulujeme.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Svatba sIecny Gladys E. Sahove
We Washingtonu.

Tyto dny dostali jsme zpra-
vi O svatb6 81. Gladys E. Saba,
dcery znamych washington
skych narodnfch pracovnlkd p.
a pi. Henry a May Saba. Zpra-
va je Size opozdena, ale my jsme
"a nj povdecni.
V sobotu, %. dubna We 4 no
diny odpol. spojeni byli slad-
kym poutem manzelskym 81.
Gladys E. Saba S p. Edgar Allen
Roell V dome rodic6 nevesty,
1923 Austin St., S. E., Wash
ington, D. C. Cely dun byl u
vnitr okraslen krasnymi kveti-
Mani. Celou kv6tinovou vyzdo-
bu privezli a m1stnosti il okra-
Sill prfbuznf pf. Sahov6 z Vir-
ginie. Take stastna nev6sta
byla obdarovana tolika dairy,
re p1l jfdelny bylo JIM zapl-
memo.
Svatebni hostina konala Sc v
3 hodin odpol. V /. O. O. F. Tenn
pie, Washington a z%1castnilo
Sc il vice jak 100 host1.
Novomanzele odjeli ma sva-
tebnf cestu, zadny nevedel kan
ami rodiGe. Ovsem pozd6ji pri-
sla zprava cd novomanzelu, re
isou ma Floride.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Letni koncerty
v Patterson Parku.

Mestska kancelar hubby o.
znamuje vsem milovn1k1m kon-
certd Parkovn1 a Municipalnl
Kapely, re zahajen1 letosni Sc
zony v Patterson Parku Dude
v nedeli, dine 10. cervna We 3
hodiny odpoledne.
Pravidelne k%oncerty budou
kazdou nasledujfc1 stfedu vece1
cd 8 do 10 hodin a nedele cd 3
do 5 hodin odpoledne.
Ma svatek 4. Cervence Dude
zvlastnf koncert cd $3.50 no
din vecer.
Znamy mlady kapelnfk par
William Sebastian Hart Dude
dirigovati No. l Municipal
Band a novy kapeln1k p. &c.
raid Eyth Dude dirigovati Parl
Band No. 1.
Postupne budeme prinaset
cel6 programy ma kazdy kon.
cert v Patterson ParkW.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
MlStnl Zpravy.
REEzzova Pouta.

Tuto nedeli, 5. cervna We 2
hod. odpol. spojeni budou sva-
tym poutem manzelskym snou-
benci 81. Blazenka Matouskova
s panem Earl F. Sadlerem.
Nevesta je dceruskou INA
mych krajanI p. a p1. Jana a
Alzbety Matouskovych, 723 n.
Montford Ave. Rodice zenicha
bydl1 v 1000 blocku- Collington
Avenue.
Svatebnf hostina Dude Sc ko-
natl V Madison Night Club, ron
Madison a Chester ulic cd Z no
din vecer do / hodiny pc pull
noel. Novomanzele budou by
dleti V 1900 Crossword Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-03
Prazsky archbishop pohrozil
exkomunikaci kolaborantEGm
: 5 komunisty.

Praha. = Prazsky archbishop
dir. Josef Beran pohrozil exko-
munikacf vsem Tfmskym katoll-
kun, kterf spolupracujf S ces-
koslovenskou komunistickou
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sobnim dopisu Aloisu Petrovi,
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