The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 10

Ji TUESDAY. MAY 28, 1940 PAGE TEN AKRON BEACON JOURNAL' KURTZ EFEATED held Wednesday in honor of graduating students, who will attend in caps and gowns. Decoration Day Special! Robinson Pupil, Lloyd Frailc, First District Mibs Winner LLOYD FRAILE, 14, an 84-pound eighth grader of F.obinson school, today holds the first district mibs crown in the Beacon Journal 1940 marbles classic, won yesterday afternoon when he edged Robert Cornell, 13, of Fraunfelter school. IN SPELLING BE ard, Herald; Eleanor Shea, Omaha. World-Herald; Emelia Wlczak, Passaic Herald-News; Thomas Gilros, Plalnfield, N.

Courier-News. Elizabeth McNally, Richmond News-Leader; Betty Jean Ray, Tulsa Tribune; Doris Dornbusch, Wheeling News-Register; Lewis Haynes, Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel; Robert W. Cohan, Worcester Telegram and Gazette; Helen Guterba, Youngstown Pronounces Word, Spells It Himself WASHINGTON, D. Mav 28. Harold F.

Harding, of George Washington university, official pronouncer for the national spelling bee finals, got a round of applause today when he pronounced the word "fore," then spelled it himself instead of watting for the speller. He blamed "nervous strain" for the slip. (Continued From rage One) Young Fraile showed himself to fighting for the crown of nation'! best spellers end $500 first prize. The first boy dropped from the contest was Thomas GUroy of Guaranteed 200 Playing Hours Why Let Yourself Get Constipated? Why endure those dull headachy days due (o constipation, plus the inevitable trips to the medicine chest, if you can avoid both by gettlngat the caujeof the trouble? If your constipation, like that of millions, due to lack of "bulk" in the diet, the "better way" la to eat Kellogg'a All-Bran. This crunchy toasted breakfast cereal Is the ounce of prevention that's worth a pound of emergency relief.

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and 7-1, while Lloyd defeated 10-year-old Joseph Sokul, Barber school champion, 7-2 and 7-4. The first girl to win a school championship is Clara Bailey, 14, of Highland Park school, whose victory was announced yesterday. She will appear In district play later this week at Heminger school. Iron Ore Extracted By Novel Process PITTSBURGH, May 28. (JPi Recovery of iron ore from low-grade ore deposits through a newly discovered electrostatic process is reported by Westing-house Electric tfc Manufacturing Co.

Research Scientist G. W. Penny declined to disclose details of the development, but empha be a good "clutch" player, but it was a lucky break -which enabled him to annex the district title. Lloyd won the first game by one point after the score had been knotted at 6-6. In the second, Robert made a strong bid for the title, winning by an easy score of 7 to 3.

Then came the deciding game. Again the score became tied at 6-6. With one lone mib in the big 10-foot ring, both boys missed several shots. Robert hit the marble. It rolled to the ring line, stopping a few scant inches from the edge and leaving Lloyd with an easy setup on which he quickly capitalized.

In the preliminary matches, Citizen; Mary SInsel, Denver Rocky Mountain News. Annabell Kimsey, Des Moines, Register and Tribune; Lee O'Connell, Detroit News; Elizabeth O'Keefe, Hoboken Jersey Observer; Laurel Kuykendall, Knox-ville News Sentinel; Carleen Mous-er, Louisville Courier-Journal; Frances Ann Morgan, 11, youngest contestant, Louisville Times. Robert Terrell Morgan, Memphis Press-Scimitar; Frank How Plainfield. N. J.

Russell's first word was "bicycle," his second and third "mechanically" and "recuperate." Terrell Goes Down "Benevolent" spelled defeat In the fourth round for another boy, Robert Terrell Moran of Memphis, Tenn. Fourth word for Russell was "toothaches" not a very pleasant one, to be sure, but it didn't ruffle the calm of Russell Kurt. "Morose" was the next, and that was easy too. "Statue" was the sixth. Pronunciations from all over the country are evident here today presenting the twang of the far START EXAMS FRIDAY MASSILLON, May 28.

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READ BEACON JOURNAL WANT AOS EVERY DAT 3,000 pounds, they said, but the west and the drawl of the "fun" south. "Diligent" was the seventh word given to Russell. As intermission was called at 10 a. m. Russell was still there, that banner of Akrnn blazing on his chest.1 "That Akrnn boy doesn't seem to be afraid of anything," commented a correspondent.

Trouble Every word misspelled was carefully checked in Webster's dictionary by the judges: Mrs. Mllfonl L. White, formerly of Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, William Harold Martin of the United States department of education and Belmont Farley of the National Education association. "Muslin" might be a word most boys wouldn't know, but Russell, with the great store of words lie gained In the Beacon Journal spelling bee, knows that one and many more. So he sailed through the eighth round.

"Ibles" and "ables" present no difficulty to Russell. "Insensible" was his ninth round word. In this round Emelia Wolczak tried to correct her first spelling of superiority, but because of the strict rules of the national contest, there tan be no second chances. Starting the 10th round, little Frances Anne Mogan of southern Indiana slipped on "surety." Kurtz Is Calm Monday afternoon Russell completely forgot the spelling bee and the excitement of a national contest. Being an aspirant to the occupation of a pilot, he thrilled to the demonstrations at" Boiling Field under the sponsorship of the National Aviation Forum, watching great army planes roaring Into the field.

He spent last night with the other spellers in the banquet for the champions, listening to an inspiring talk Professor Harding the pronounce r. Joining With him in the banquet were the Springfield township folks, arriving in the capital just in time to join the spelling bee party get-together. In the group were Mrs. Myrtle Anderson, Springfield Township teacher, and Dolly Mellingcr and Doris Heupel, two contestants in the Beacon Journal finals, and Emogene Flaharty and Shirley Hughes, who came as a cheering ection for the Sawyerwood boy. As Russell took his place on the stage of the National Press club, there was no sign of nervousness.

He was the first up there, just as he was the first to spell. The seven boys and 15 girls listened seriously to the directions given by Douglas Cornette, director of the national bee. "Don't spell one word until you know exactly what It means," he cautioned. "The boy or girl who wins will win fairly and squarely." More than 2,000,000 boys and girls in 16 states competed in the local contests to select representatives to the national match. First prize will be $500.

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