I World Bulletins! —-MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP--- SPORTS Phils: Last YUGOSLAVIA WILL All for Oil (Continued From Page One) Philadelphia Again? s to JACK SORDS-—- YIELD TO HITLER develop and encourage ipse of -By substitutes in tile manufacture Baseball Scores of household articles ordinarily (Continued From Page One) made from materials now iieettatt&,., lor tile armament program. could develop, it appeared, would College basketball (NCAA east- be the of additional Banter ern resignation consoiation final): At Madison, NEW CHIEF Wis., ministers who might thus create Dartmouth 60. North Caro- ATLANTA, March 22.—f/P)— lina 59. a crisis to 15V JUDSON BAILEY ftobert Bunnelle, former Atlanta secondary merely post- staff writer for the Associated pone the Journey to Germany. yE'.V YORK. March 22.—CPI—Bill College basketball invitation tour- Press, is the new chief of Friends of two ministers who are the holdout , is work- acting Trte SAte ofAig& L£V. nament: At New York, Long Island the AP's London bureau. not too keen on the turn of events olit with the Boston Red Sox ibpy ymb miues j”r university 49, Seton Hall 26. said they might resign “as a pa- Florida while the Chicago Cubs !„ SEAWAY WllttOOY A YoP'RAtB triotic gesture.” : California. .The reason OUTFIELDER jrc, National negro WASHINGTON. March 22.— mcties?— y^b- Even if this does not Frankie Frisch of the intercollegiate 5 happen, Mrra.ucr WP) — basketball tournament: At Cincin- Contending that the St. y SYAPPCorisiSfroPA many observers believed the gov- Pirates covered up the Pam MV Jv.tsht'rgh nati (quarter finals): Lawrence waterway should be W ernment had only temporarily, fix- of the he fined f&d'J&tSGM? identity player $250 Clark developed as a defense university (Atlanta) 51, measure, | A ed things up. y1 f;1. breaking training was because A. Litwmiler A/OP BRACBOF Agricultural Tech (Greensboro, N. Adolph Berle, Jr., assistant For example, the army reserve :: family man and not PROVED LAST" SEASON iflA'T MoPBPUU l1? is young C.) 43. secretary of state, said tonight officers' association disbanded; to- el the playboys everybody sus- that there was no Me can Mi-r Bie league GbOfc'IBS' c.„e Carolina State 61, West assurance the day with the statement; -, When Clark Griffith had Norljfi pected. Virginia State 39. European war would end before PiTcAiNG, AVERAGING. 34£T “We have learned we are on.the f,iid nobody could keep him the could be a project completed IN 36 GAMES AFTER COMING eve of conclusion of an agreement from the Washington Sena- three hence. j.'jiv College baseball: At Lexington years OP FROM WiLKES-EARRE which does not conform with our sessions—until h i s •'-•‘fa* te's’ practice ! Va.. Washington and Lee 3. Lynch- national honor and independence. .liter. Thelma, hid all his trou- JAPS ij.i burg college 3 (tied). Led at end This is why we give expression to j TOKYO, March 22—(fl>)— sers. | of 10th by agreement. our protest as reserve officers and Lieut. Gen. Korechika Anami, combatants and have decided to Don't stop us if you’ve heard vice minister of war, told a National intercollegiate indoor dissolve our organization. one: committee of the diet this polo championship: At West Point. today “We declare ourselves ready to When arrived at that, “whatever President *• « ! Princeton 9, Army 4. I defend with our lives our indepen- German anti-aircraft unit guards Reds’ to end Roosevelt will oil im- i;ic Cincinnati camp may say, Japan dence, sovereignty and the fron- Rumanian stores, of greatest lony holdout. General proceed with a settlement of portance to gears of Nazi war ma- pis tier of our country. We are true 7 Giles kidded him, “well. the China affair under the firm chine. Warren Tmo^apsom to our king and fatherland and ih- is the earliest ever Ernie, this you News conviction that we are not,an national ideals.” Shipping spired by officials the German de- a contract. nation and will not opposlhg7 signed 1 aggressive The war minister, the high com- the UVl^GSTo^ mands already included three cabi- “How come?” grunted big CLEARED AND SAILED blanch before any foreign mand and leaders met PROW SPRlfteReu?/ army corps net ministers, eight senators, the Hunger T. Ball, 3,126 tons, Smith threat.” in anxious consultations. mean in the IS MAKIaJSt A SlteW-r minister to Russia and the gov- -oh I morning,” Bluff, coastwise ports. Zivojin Balugdzic, former '"Sin- Giles. It was 8 a. m. 6lO For a CATcrti^Sr ernor of the militarily important hee-hawed Coast Guard Cutter Modoc, 1,200 BLACKOUT ister to Berlin and tutor of the. late 65RTM Vardar valley district. More were tons. Coast patrol. WASHINGTON, March 22— King Alexander, summed up the Ferrell slick with the air-de- expected hourly. Wes may —Fred R. Rauch. acting doors of the American Federation of negligence must be. avoided.” won a in 1939 3.202 tons.) an- Army officers and construction com- nati Reds pennant WAP deputy commissioner, Labor.” This was in line with Were Stomach Ulcer Pains Port — — apparently Werber from the Gulfbreeze, 4,139 tons, from pany representatives. DETROIT, March 22. CP) The b\ getting Bill nounced today that more than unofficial that the govern- Arthur with cargo of gasoline and Myers explained that Fort Meade United Automobile Workers (Clft) reports Waterloo? American league: they repeated S10.000 men had been assigned Napoleon's — — to the Re- work is closed March 22. has filed a com- ment was prepared join The great Napoleon who conquered the of. ex-Amer- petroleum products for the Gulf miles construction shop, SEATTLE, cat announced today it last year with help to condition hundreds of that Nazi nations was himself a victim of after- that the drew most of its labor Strike threats were voiced by union with the national labor rela- Axis with the stipulation the fining company. camp plaint Those who are distressed ican leaguer Joe Beggs: ques- of roads near army and navy sent to attack Greece would eating pains. XV III d themselves.’’ emphasized a plant resignations high! Classified other is mad about being scooped Faces Stiff BUFFALO. Opposition Merki, Portland, Ore., re- (in Greenberg’s contract story, t —Nancy tained her 440-yard free style title PIXEHURST. March 22.—(iP)— j note: Brooklyn in the National A. A. U. women’s! Daffy Dodger Mrs. Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel sold Dick Siebert. the Phila- senior swimming and diving cham- once Hill, the defending champion, will athletics’ first baseman, to pionships tonight, and Dorothy Leo- delphia challenge the women golfers who two different minor league clubs nard. Worcester. Mass., clinched the have been playing the southern tour- the same 3 mythical title of America's best mer- spring. nament circuit in the 39th renewal maid. of the North and South women’s Miss Merki negotiated the course A. And M. golf championship starting here or, Oklahoma in 5:30.1. only six-tenths of a second Monday. Title from the American record established Clinches Mat Mrs. Page will face such oppo- Mrs. Halina Tomska Ttillis, Chi- FREE by nents as Elizabeth Hicks, the Cali- -cago. at Indianapolis April 4. 1935. BETHLEHEM, l'a.. March 22.— fornia star. Dorothy Kirby of At- j Miss Leonard was second and Ann ? clinched t.l’i—i c.iaholna A. and At. lanta, Ga.. Mrs. Dan Chandler of AIRS it Kardin. New Albany. Tnd., third. Its tit'-1, straight national collegiate Dallas, Tex.. Nancy McClnve. the use v,••suing championship tonight as New” Jersey player, Jane Cothran of not PUPPY LOST A1 Whitehurst, the Aggies’ defend .Greenville, S. C., Jean Bauer of defeated a, j*r, pound champion, Providence. K. I.. Louise Suggs. Fire Chief J. L. Croom said last so why Wiilr.ai Sherman, of Michigan State, Lithia Springs. Ga., and Mrs. Wil- night that an S-months old fox ter- a ii decision. to him had disap- l.j -j liam Hoekenjos, Jr. rier belonging his 40G Castle Wh:1 •■■Hirst s victory followed the peared from home, afternoon, and of- >. mi,v n Merle and Burl jen- street. Saturday Remain fered a reward for the return of .: a year idil sophomore twins U. S. Warships Croom said the was ! : arn Mulligan Suite in the 121 and the puppy. dog Longer At Sydney white, and answered to! LS-poand class, respectively. Day black and the name of Boots. Tin- twins are residents of Tulsa, SYDNEY. Australia, March 22— 0 Manna, and learned their wrest- United States (,l*t—Sailing of seven Man has done more in the last ling under Art Griffith, now coach which arrived here on a to alter the earth's sur- a Oklali. ina A. and M when Grif- warships 5000 years face than Nature has done in 5,000.- fith ", as coach at Tulsa Central. training cruise Thursday was post- 000 years. poned from today until tomorrow to Tin expression "fits to a T" re- give the 2,000 officers and men an increases el- in the T-square or rule used The earth’s temperature hours to by larpenLrs when exactitude is extra 24 enjoy Sydney’s at the rate of 1 degree Fahrenheit wquiied. 1 hospitality. for each GO ffet. of depth.

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in \ii raid wardens and rescue workers probe through ruins ot a building GlasK""' I a raids on Britain s lmpoi taut shipping WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD tensive air raid on the city. The raid on Glasgow was o.ie of series of | THEM«HHNBH|HaHMHpaai and aieas. centers which the Nazis seek to cripple. About 1,000 Wire killed in the Liverpool Glasgow