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Of Filipinos

HANK-A. March lI-(O. P.)—A wail-woman is the open golf queen Philippin

of the es.

Ocmoaﬂw anion a select field of American socialite; husky Dom- inp Oapati, 3-year-old Filipino girl, captured the i086 title. She was the only nlipino entry-and she never had a golf lesson.

Domingo took up golf in 1082, will the women's championship the next season and came back to the throne this year. Taking time of! from her ﬂoor-scrubbing and clothes-w ”' at the Calamba sugar Estate. where she has the title of house-girl, she won the medal with 8'! and the trophy with a neat so’! for ‘l! holes.

D-mlnga tells an interest-in!

cf her start in golf. While

as a lavandera (wash-wo-

man in the United States) she watched wealthy women strutting around a nearby golf course. Broad- shouldered and Powerful, Domin- ga, got herself one club, and, imi- tating the stance and swing of the American women, she drove a ball straight down the middle, some 200

yards. » Then she patterned her game af- ter that of Larry Monies. one 01' the best golfers in the islands. Her shots became long and true. he!‘

. putting exceptional.

The girl does not know what nerves are. She '* addresses the ball more than a few seconds, taking her stance with a. great show offnonchalance. She consistently batters 200 yards off the tees and her putting 1s bold and quick. Her trapthcts are the envy of Filipino pros and her recoveries from bad lies g short of amazing.

T ametns don't perturb the golfing ‘menial. After shooting 87 to win the medal on a B aY morning, she went to Canl 8 in the afternoon and played third base for a baseball team. She then returned to the Manila Golf Club on Mcndsy- and swept on to the golf title.

Easternﬁ Gleanings

Much to the ‘""‘l}_,. ‘ ‘ ‘ of the local hockey fans the game of the Little Harboryg-Iawks vs. the Lineroad Wolves did not take place on Baiurda, due toihe early thaw.

' '-‘-'"'*. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome McDonald. Little Honor, were Yvisitcm in Souris 9n Saturday. “

The Golden Sunbeam sewing Olub hold their weekly ujleting at thehomeofitieleadiIMbsMun- iel Bruce. A pleasant hour was spent sewing, after which lunch was served by the hostess assisted by two 0f club membera. Meetingieios- ed with National Anthem.

Mira Illa Sutherland, PcndJpenetheweek-endinacuris thegueetofLlssMarionLwns.

1h. Waarm Young. teachcrw.

Kingtuqpanadifnonqhthisvic- iriy on Saturday enroute to

vicinity on Saturday enrouie Souﬂs.

The many friends will regret the passing in Lynn, Mass, of Mrs. Warren Bartlett, formerly Miss Bessie Bruce, daughter of the late Alexander W. Bruce of Red mint. Mrs. Bartlett was vwy popular with the people of western P. I Island who sincerely with her bereaved relatives. _

Mrs. John J. and was Martina Campbell, Red Point, were visitors to Black Pond on Saturday.

Mnmecincbcsiaolgnedroint, marchannloadedacaroftumms atmstfsalticlastwesk.

Among those attending the fumral of the late Mrs. H. H. Morn, Bouris, on Build”; lurch ma were Help Donald llcauiay,

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Ma e New Map ‘_ or Old Rome

By HOWARD ALLAWAY Associated Preaa Staff Writer

Bong and legend celebrate the Rhinelandh picturesque castle an pretty fairy tales, but history no knows its wine-flowing valleys as the centuries-old battleground when armies remake the map of Europe.

Today the marching feet of Hit- ler's warriors echo against the Rhenish hilh a sound familiar since the punitive expeditions of Julius Caesar. While Europe faces perhaps its gravest crisis since the War, Germans once more sing, "Steadfast and true each son, each son of thine, stands sentry o'er the Rhine, our noble Rhine."

Roman legions kept the first “watch 0n the Rhine." rm- nearly 1,000 years the river, as the bound- ary of the Roman Empire, protect- ed the civlllned world from Ger- manic savages. But even before that. fighting over the Rhineland was an old pastime with Boone's wander- ing hordes.

Teufons from the north were battling the resident Celtic tribes for possession o: the district when history began. The blondc invaders won, and only a few tombs and place names were left to mark i-he Celtic occupation. That was about 400 8.0.

Coblenz, LBOO-yeairwid capital of Rhenish Prussia, was one of the first river forts garrisoned by the Romans. It was there in the first century B.C., that Caesar himself made two thrusts across the river to punish the Tuetons for border raids into Roman territory.

A; Cologne, largest city in the formerly demilltarized zone, a sim- ilar sally was made by Agrlppa. in 38 B.C., on a timber bridge re- placed with a stone structure by Constantine in 30a A.D. Caesar de. stroyed both wooden bridges on which he crossed into Germany.

The Roman “watch on the R/hlrp," though frequently violated, broke down about 800 AD. when Charlemagne, King of the Franks, became Emperor and sought- to graft Roman culture to that of the Thuwm- Upon his death u. s14_ his domain was divided and the Rhine

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Throughout are middle agaa the Rhineiand remained a German state. Robber barons, who lived by levying a toll on travellers as they whose ruins today are populated crossed the river, built the castles whose ruins today are populated by legendary‘ knights and maidens fair. About 1800 Napoleon added his name to the list of warriors who have battled for possemlon of the Rhineland. Germany regained the territory in the Franco-Prus- sian war of 1870.

Following the World War, Ger- many retained possession of the Rhineland subject to military oc- cupancy by the allies, which ended June 30, 1930. when France with- drew her last soldier. But as pun- ishment for her "war-guiliW-and as a protection to France-Ger- many was forbidden by the Treaty of Versailles to fortify or garrison the region.

Today French and Belgian fears, made almost frantic by the tramp of Hitler's new army across the bridges of the Rhine. are matched by German pride as Der Iuehrcr proclaims Locarno and Versailles engagem ‘ terminated and tells his people that the mtoration of German equality is an established fac .

Weapons clank on both sides of the border, diplomats hurry from conferences to send reports to home offices, governmental leaders counsel calmness and editors plead for cool .heads.

The treaty makers of Versailles ln 1919, of Locamo in 1923, the negotiators of the Dawes and Young plans,‘ the organizers o: the I-Bﬂkue of Nations, all have tried to erect barriers that would hold back the flood of death and de- structlon in the future. Hitler of- fers a fresh series of treaties and General Werner von Blomberg, war minister. tells a nationwide radio hookup:

“War destroys the ﬂower o; humanity and brings gain neither t0 the victor nor the vanquished."

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WIOHITA, 81s.. March ll-(C. PJ-Beauty as well ls individual playing skill will be recognised at the woman's national Amateur Athletic Union basketball tourna- ment here tlarch 28-27. .

The beauty queen of the annual blue ribbon event of women's bas- ketball will be chosen, as usual, by vote of the spectators.

The best sharpshooter-s on the teams will compete for the free throw championship won the last two years by pretty Opal Hill of Bvreveport. 1a., a beauty candidate. too. She sank 46 shots out of 50 from the foul line to retain her title in 1986.

P. A. Lightna, secretary of the tourney committee. announced that notmcrethanailtearnawillbeac- copied for competition.

The Sienos of Tulsa Business college, twice champions. will de- fend their title against a f ggoti: of challengers from s a

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LONDON, Munch 19—The home of Elizabeth Barrett Browning at 50 Wlmpole street is being demol- ished.

The mantle-piece of the second floor room supposed to have been occupied by Elizabeth Barrett had been broken up to become a crazy pavement in the back garden; the walls had been stripped of their paper many times; and only on the first floor did two early Victorian mantle-pieces remain.

Since the time when Elizabeth Barrett described the house as “dark and gloomy" and Tennyson wrote of Wimpole street as “the long unlovely street" the house and the street have changed much. Two storeys were added to Nc. 50 some 50 years ago-their insecurity has made the demolition necessary -—e window at the back is new since then, and most of the old garden has become a large kitchen and servants’, rooms.

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