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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
A LONDONI KINAI
NEGYED TITKA

Londonbol jelentik = A Ion
doni torvenyszek multi napok-
ban kezdte meg Tamara Goletwa
asszony es tarsai biinporenek tar
gyalasat. Ez' az erdekes biinp0r
elenk vilagot vet lOndoni kinai
negyed eletere. jain Goletwa
orosz bcvandorl6 nehany evvel
ezelott alacsony kis hazikot be-
relt London kiils3 reszeben, a XII
mai negyedben es felesegevel cgy-
gyutt odakoltoz0tt. Szereny anya
gi k0riilmenyek k0z0tt eltek, es
exert egyik szobajukat kiadtak
harom kinainak, akik porcelain
Dol, fab6l kis alakokat, papirb6l
legyezoket, viragokat keszitettek.
Kes6bb azutan meg negy kinai
kolt0z0tt be es kis kol6nianak
Tamara asszony foz0tt, mosott,
takaritott. A kinaiak sep egye-
tertesben click. do1goztak es EFT
nyugalmat csak jain Goletwa
halala zavarta meg.
Tamara asszony niagara ma
radt. De mem sokaig. Egyik kinai
lakoja, Zenpot nehany honap
mulva bevallotta, hogy mar reg6-
ia szerelmes sep orosz asszony-
ba es kerte, hogy legyen felcse-
ge. Tamara asszony mem idegen-
kedett tervtol, inert Zenpatot
szorgalmas, JOAN embernek is
merte. Nehany heti meggondola-
81 idot kert, inert kozben egy ma
six kinai, Likuzin, ugyancsak be-
vallotta, hogy szerelmes belle. !
Tamara asszony vegul is ugy
dontott, hogy Zenpat felesege
lesz. Likuzin tudomasul vette a
szomoru hirt, de azert nem k0l.
| t0z0tt ell. Zenpatban azonban ma
gyon csalodott. sep Tamara
Ferje konyelmii lett, inni kezdett
durvan, goromban bant vele. Al
orosz asszony egy ideig tiirt, dt
azutan elhatarozta magaban, -
hogy megszabadul elete megron
t6jatol. Osszebcszelt Likuzinna
es encyclopaedia, hogy Zenpator
elteszik lab lalol. A itervet v5grt
is ihaJtottak. Zenpat poharab;
4 alomport cscmpesztek, es mikor
kinai elaludt, clcipeltek egy er
d6be, borotvaval atyagtak d nya
kat Is holttestet maglyan el
egettek. A titl1ot azonban nen
6riztck meg, hancm elarultak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
GYILKos BETOR0

Nagykanizsarol jelentik: - "A
mutt napokban Gyek6nyes koz-
segben ejszakanak idejen Ofcsar
Pal gazdalkodo figyelmes lett,
hogy az udvaron valaki Jar. A
gazda kisietett az udvarra. az ei-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
A 300 EYES TELEsZK0P

Most osszel haromszaz eve, -
hogy Calico Galilei mega jande-
kozta vilagot a messzelatoyal, a
teleszkoppal, amely lehetove tet-
tie holdtajkepek, napfoltok es
tejut tanulmanyozasat. A tudos
csilagasz uj szerszamat Romaba
vitte, ahol baratja, Federico
Cesi, termeszettudomanyos "Ac
cademia del Lincei" alapitoJa ad-
! ia neki a teleszkop nevet. Felhasz
nalasa es elterjedese is f6kent en-
| mex Federico Cesi hercegnek
k0sz0nheto, aki 15S5-tol 1630-ig
| cit. Akkoriban meg altalaban vi
tathatatlan volt Aristoteles tekin-
telye, mindenki meg volt eleged-
We azokkal a spekulativ magya-
razatokkal, amelyeket 3 adott
| termeszetrol es ezeknek kiserleti
kivizsgalasa szentsegtoresnek lat
szott. A tapasztalat peldaul AIT
mutatta, hogy viharban el6bb
villamlast veSsziik eszre es csak
kesobb halljuk meg a mennyd0r-
gest EFT azzal magyaraztak, hogy
a szem nemesebb, erzekenyebb
szerv, azonnal meglat.ja a villa
mot, a fill pedig otrombabb, las
sabban dolgozo szerv es exert
hallja meg kesobben a d0rgest.
Ez a magyarazat olyan termesze-
tesen hangzott, hogy a feny Is
hang gyorsasaganak kiilonb0zo-
segere senki mem is gondolt. Cesi
es baratai pedig ilyen kerdesek-
kel foglalkoztak. Akademiat ala
pitottak, amelynek elnoke tizen
nyolc ewes Cesi lett es "szabad
kutatas" erdekeben szallt sikra.
A Cesi altal 1603-ban alapitott
akademia a "Della Lince" meg
jelolest kapta, inert jelvenyeul
hiuzt (lince) valasztotta es pedig
azert, inert kozepkori felfogasa
szerint a hiuz nemcsak legele-
sebb semi allat, hanem megvan
az az okkult adomanya is, hogy
| az X-sugarak mintajara tar
gyak belsejebe tud hatolni. De
alig hogy megkezdte muk0deset
az ACADEMIA, tagjait iildozni kezd
tex es boszorkanysaggal gyanusi-
tottak. A legelkeseredettebb ell
lensege pedig Federico Cesi apja
volt, aki fianak baratait bearulta
az inkvizicionak es csak uggyel-
bajjal tudtak megmenekilni. Fe-
derico egyik csaladi birtokukra
menekGlt, ahol a rokonok hat
even at, egeszen apjanak halalaig
rejtegettek. Federico 16O9-ben
ujra eletre keltette az akademiat
es ett6l kezdve nagyszeru part
fogasaval el6segitette az eur6pai
tudomany fejl6deset. A tud6s
gyiilekezesek, amelyeken csakha-
mar legnagyobb tud6sok, mint
Galilei es Giacomo della Porta is
resztvettelS, Cesi palotajaban vol
tax. OFT tanitotta meg Galilei az
ACADEMIA tagjait teleszk6p hasz
nalatara es oman mntatta meg
nekik a.csilfagok palyajanak har-
moniajat. Kes6bb5 egy1 vi optikai
miiszerrel, amelynek "Delfa
Lince0 akademia mikroszk0r
nevet adta, a legkisebb targyak
vilagaba engedett bepillantast Il
ezzel a tudnivalo Vi birodalmat
nyitotta meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27

talmatlanok, de mem hatasosak,
ha pedig tenyleg sovanyitanak,
ugy egesz bizonyosan veszedelme-
SEX, artalmatlanok a Szervezetere.
Mem lehet epeszu ember celia,
hogy lesovanyodjek es egeszsegi-
leg tonkremenjen. Hiszen a So
vanyito knra eredeti celia csak az
egeszseg helyreallitasa a norma
lis testsuly visszaallitasa lehet. A
hust0megen xviii sok egyebet is
kell merlegelniink. AZ egyen koz-
erzete es altalanos egeszsegi ALA
pota, az elfogadott suly standard
hoz aranyitott sulykiilonbozet,
valamint a fogyokura tudoma-
nyos indokolasa sokkal fontosabb
es kovetend6bb tenyezok, mint
maga hiu egyeni kivansag es az
egyenileg felallitott sulyhatar.
Aki lie akar fogyni, elsosorban
vizsgaltassa meg magat hazi-
orvosaval, aki maid meg fogja
allapitani ,hogy ajanlatos-e TO-
gy6 kura. alkalmazasa, vagy sem.
Ha az orvosa testsuly cs0kkentes
mellett van, kerje ct, hogy irjon
el6 egyeni utasitast, ami az egye-
nj k0riilmenyek es adottsagok
alapjan nyer megallapitast.
AZ egeszseg fenntartasa es a
nbrmalis fejl6des elomozditasa
erdekeben annyi es olyan kvali-
tasu eteleket kell fogyasztanunk,
amennyire es amilyenre a SERVE
zetnek sziiksege van. A fejlodes
alatt nemcsak sulyban valo move
ked6st kell erteni hanem sejtek
fejl0deset es utanp6tlasat is. A
rendes dieta mem olyan egyszerii
doloe, mint ahogy legt0bb em-
Der kepzeli. Ne feledjiik Ell, hogy
szokas igen fontos tenyezo es
hogy XII kell fejlesztenunk egy
cricket, amely meghatarozza, =
hogy mennyit egyiink. Az elnber
etel formaban fogyaszt energl@t
es AIT mozgas, aktivitas, vagy ho
formajaban ada XII magabol, en-
mel fogva egy merleget tart fem
az etelmennyiseg es etelminoseg
megvalasztasa reven.
Betegek, gyermekek es idosebb
egyenek ne probalkozzanak a TO-
gyokuraval. Tizenhet even aluli
gyermekek ne szoritkozzanak szi-
goru dietara, amely meggatolna
oket normalis testsulyuk elerese-
ben. Tudnivalo dolog, hogy pei
daul egy tizenoteves flu sokkal
t0bbet eszik es tobb etelre van
sziiksege, mint egy teljesen kifej-
lett felnottnek.
Sokan ell sem hiszik, hogy a TO-
gyas milyen valtozasokat, kiilsot
epp ugy mint belsot idez el6. A
fiatalsag ude vonasai hamar ell
tiinnek az arcr6l es annal ikabb
mutatkoznak az 0regedes jelei
puhul6, ritkulo haj, rancos Dor,
megingatott idegrendszer, csok-
keno teljesito kepesseg es hajlam
betegse9re. TIT jegyezziik meg,
hogy bar testgyakorlat igen
kedvez0 hatassal van a testsllly-
vesztesre, EFT sem szabad tul-
sagba vinni. Hallgassunk a meg
bizhat6 es elfogulatlan orvosi ia
nacsra, amely fogyokurat az
egyeh szervezete, kepessege Is k0-
riilmenyei komoly merlegeIesf
mellett irja elo. Csak a vakhitii'
konnyelmii ember lesz aldozatays
a szelsose gelbe halo diyatnak A
moi hiusag megkoyeteli az . su
lyos aldozatait. a sziil6knek kel
kiilonoscn resel allni, hogy oko'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-11-27
JOSEPH DANISH

hOzJEGYZO eintez
ugyket Aaanos
Real Estate Broker alam
hazakat lotoka farmoka rdaabn halo
gyet bamely vonalra
tell engdeyet
stRG0NYILEG cENTERT BARM1I.Y Macy 0sszEGET.
1e E. Boardman St. Room Wilson
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11

and the diplomatic corps and the JUS
tees of the Supreme Court
The small front pew occupied by
Taft over a period of many years was
filled with flowers, the vivid red OF roses
flashing against the creamy white of
lilies.
Flung high into the recesses behind
the pulpit was phalanx of flowers in
dewy profusion.
Marine Bands Plays Dirge.
President Hoover, Chief Justice
Holmes, committees of Senate and
House, cabinet members, diplomats and
most Of The others Of the distinguished
company had assembled In the church
before the cortege had completed its
trip OF more than an hour and a half
, from the Capital. The Marine Band
played a dirge as the caisson came to
stop opposite the red, green and
white canvas canopy stretching from
church door to curb. The units OF
the escort deployed in a hollow square
NeighbOrs Pay Him Tribute.
Long before the set hour host of
Main Americans of every creed and color
was waiting at the Capitol Most of
the former Presidents life was lived
in washington. There were many
humble neighbors and friends of the
wears who found their places in that
seeminqly endless queue. Men, women
and even children were there in hun
dreds who had known him In life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11
DUFFY FUNERAL RITES
TO BE HELD THURSDAY
Widow of James A. Duffy to Be
Buried in Mount 0livet
Cemetery.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Margaret j. Duffy of n K street will
be held Thursday morning at 9 o'clock
at st. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church,
North Capitol and streets.
Mrs. Duffy, who died at Georgetown
University Hospital yesterday, was the
widow of James A. Duffy, who
was we'll known in business circles.
Friends and relatives have been invited
to gather at the residence at $3.50 am.
tomorrow, preparatory to the singing
of requiem mass at the church for the
repoSe of the soul. Interment will be In
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
sister, three brothers, a daughter
and two sons survive Mrs. Duffy. They
are Miss Mary G. Kearney, Luke j.,
Frank P. and Joseph M. Kearney, Miss
Mary Duffy, Frank A. and James A.
Duffy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11

bespeak his similar place over all the
Nations sea forces.
All these were mustered to lead the
way to peaceful, tree-girt Virginia hill
side. its clustered branches and under
growth already budding with the life
Of new Spring. the scene of the last
farewell.
The burial plot had been chosen by
the family of the dead former President.
From that slope Washington looks hazy
and beautiful in the distance beyond
the wide river. And on this quiet nook
all the wealth of honor for the dead
that marked the day conferred
1t was by Dr. Pierce that the last
spoken word of the simple committal
service was given. That. and his read
ing of Tennyson's Crossing the Bar" at
the graveside, came last before the
ranked guns, Shrouded in the trees of
the hillside above, awoke their clamor-
Gus word of farwell.
Amid those rocking, resounding blasts
an Army bugler caught up the quak-
ing echoes of the old graveyard and
lulled them again in the plaintive
notes of TAPS" the soldiers farewell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11
CITIZENS DEMAND
COMMUNIST PROBE
Association Urges Reports of
Propaganda in Schools
Be Investigated.

The Stanton Park Citizens Associa-
ton, meeting last night at Peabody
School, petitioned. the Board of Educa-
ing" investigation of reports that Com
munist propaganda is being spread in
ton to make an immediate and sweep
the public schools. The board particu-
larly was asked to learn if the Com
munist party of the United States, the
Trade Unity League or the Young
Pioneer movement, have been active in
distributing printed matter among
students.
Such an inquiry, according to H. M.
Stull, who introduced the resolution,
would bring, to light information on
which to base an appeal to Congress
for protective legislation.
The investigation would be made, the
resolution recited, with view to elimi-
mating from the school those who
teach or advise the overthrow of the
United States Government or attempt
to undermine its institutions"
Following the reports of the standing
committees, the association nominated
Mr.. Stull to the Citizens Advisory
Council. Nine new members were
added to the rolls at the meeting, which
was well attended. A. C. Gregory pre-
sided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11

There were those who recalled him
in the bloom of his mature manhood,
who saw still in fancy his wide, CHEEKY
smile or heard again the bubbling
chuckle that gave mirthful punctuation
to many a public address.
Many had seen the swift years etch
their memorable story on his face as
they watched him walking among them
day by day. And now they came 10
look their last upon him, reverent.
silent, slow-moving lines of plain
citizens
For the mighty of the Government
| places were made with the family at
the church services following those brief
hours of lying in state at the Capitol.
There turned the nearest and dearest
of his personal friends, the colleagues
of the Supreme Court, the diplomats
come to speak for Kings and Presidents
| the world over and committees of the
House and Senate made up of men who
| held themselves his friends rather than
| bent upon official mission
| 1t was there, too, that President Hoo
yer turned to deliver his own and the
Nations silent message of sorrow to
the grieving family.
| Fer the last scenes, Army orders had
summoned the full pomp of military
| funeral pagentry, horses, foot and
artillery, ranked in battalions as befitted
the high place the dead man once held
| as commanders -chief, and thanking
columns Of marines and bluejackets to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11
MRS. CLARA v. B. RIND
EXPIRES AT AGE OF SO
Long Illness Ends Fatally for
Daughter of the Late DR..
B. F. Brooke.

Mrs. Clara Virginia Brooke Rind, 80
years old, died yesterday at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. A. L. Westrater,
1905 Irving street, after long illness.
Mrs. Rtnd, a native of Virginia,
passed her early life in Georgetown,
where her father. the late DR.. B. F..
Brooke, was pastor of the Dumbarton
Avenue Methodist Church. Mrs. Rind
returned to this city five years ago from
West Virginia.
She is survived by six other children:
Mrs. r. E. Riddleberger of this CITY,
William B., Seabrook and B. o. Rind
OF Martinsburg, w. Va: G.. c. Rind
of Hagerstown, Md. and Conrad Rind
OF Los Angeles, Calf.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock from the
residence of Mrs. Westrater. Interment
Will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery,
Winchester, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11
ALL CLASSES PAY
TRIBUTE TO TAFT
Thousands File by Bier in
Capitol Rotunda to
Honor Him.
Continued From First Page)


half of the lid of the casket was re-
moved so that the t1rongs to come
might take last look at the wan but
peaceful countenance.
Those within the rotunda were per-
mitted to pass by the bier first. The
placid features OF the former Chief Jus
tice bore but the faintest semblance of
the smile for which his countenance
in other days was noted, nor was the
face so full as 1t was when Mr.. Taft
was in the best of health.
Silence Holds Sway at Bier.
All was silence beneath the dome of
the Capitol as the seemingly endless
pilgrimage continued during the morn
ing. The silence was broken only now
and then by the low-voiced orders of
police and soldiers assigned to guide
the mourners past the body.
Long before the caisson neared Capt.
tol Hill. thousands of persons had
gathered around the great roped-off
area of the plaza. Patiently these
stood in the intermittent downpour of
showers, many without umbrella or
raincoat.
AS the people filed into the rotunda
an unofficial check showed that they
were passing through at the rate of
about go a minute. No one was permit
ted to stop beside the bier, although a
number paused briefly as they came to
the catafalque.
One of the impressive floral pieces
was graced by silk flag on the staff
of which was a gold plate inscribed
tribute, it is understood. came from the
Wanamaker family in Philadelphia,
whose great mercantile establishment
Mr.. Taft dedicated years ago.
Supreme Court Chamber Is Near.
But a short distance away was the
chamber of the United States Supreme
Court where Mr.. Taft presided as Chief
Justice. Many employees of the court
we're among the company in the ro-
tunda this morning. There was no
member of the Taft family at the cere-
monies in the Capitol.
A number of Senators and Repre-
sentat1ves were recognized in the pass
ing lines
Among these was Representative
Ruth Bryan Owen whose father. the
late William Jennings Bryan. Mr.. Taft
opposed at the presidential polls in 1908,
TWO other woman members of Congress,
Representatives Florence Kahn and
Katherine Langley, also filed by.
among Senators noted were Oddie,
Phipps, keyes, Nye, Copeland and Hale.
BrOatz Hobbies by Bier.
Herman Broatz, SO, white-haired ma
tive of Germany, whose characterize
ton of Santa Claus has won the ad-
miration of thousands of Washington
children, hobbled by the bier.
Close behind him was a colored man
in overalls. He told Capitol guide as
he passed: 1T sure did admire Mr. Taft"
Charles P. Taft, son of the former
Chief Justice, with his two young
daughters, were among the last to view
the body in the rotunda, and they
Joined the rest in walking by the
| catafalque.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11
LABOR LEADERS ARE HELD
ON CHARGE OF ExTORTION
Head of Plasterers' Bureau and
Lathers' Union Delegate Con-
victed by Jury.
BY the Associated Press.

by Jne Associated EreSS.
NEW YORK, March 11.-Anthony
Montforthe, wealthy head of the Plas-
terers' Information Bureau, and Michael
McCloskey, delegate for the Wood
LatherS' Union, were convicted of ex-
tortien by jury in Bronx County Court
last night.
Their trial grew out of grand jury
investigation of the racketeering in the
building trades in the Bronx. The in
quiry was begun after series of fires,
alleged to have been started by racket
GERS. destroyed, uncompleted apartment
buildings with losses estimated at
$3,500,000.
The two men were charged with ex-
torting $500 from Bernard Lyons, a
Bronx plastering contractor.
Judge Barrett set next Tuesday as the
date of sentence. Conviction on the
charge of extortion carries a sentence Of
from 7l2 to Is years imprisonment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11
PROF. BLISS TO SPEAK.

Prof. Louis B. Bliss of Bliss Electrical
College will be the principal speaker al
the weekly meeting of the OptimiSt
Club of Washington at the Hamilton
Hotel tomorrow afternoon, 1t was an
nounced today by Herbert B. Nevius
president of the club.
A special meeting of the board OF
governor; of the club to consider a
number of the clubs business matters
will be held following the luncheon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11
Boy, 10. Accused of Staying.

JACKSON, Miss, March IL DOT
f1cers yesterday charged T. j. Payne, 13-
year-old son of william Payne, with
shooting his father to death at their
Rankin County farm near here Sunday
night.
The youth said that his father severely
whipped his mother, threatened to kill
the entire family and then rushed from
their house in an angry mood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11
Many spinsters in Ireland.

Reports of the Irish Free State, just
published, show a greater percentage of
spiusters of all ages than In any other
country in the world. Between the ages
of 80 and IS at least AZ per cent Of the
women are unmarried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11
Building Biggest Yacht.

BATH, Me. March IL Up).-Work on
J. p Morgan's yacht. the largest in the
world, Is progressing The Corsair,
fourth of the name to fly the Morgan
pennant, will be 1880 tons and 343
50, 500, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11

Silence Grips Dupont Circle.
As the cortese reached Dupont Circle
tn rain let up. A few moments before
ID arrived the circle was filled with peo-
ole hurrying to their officer. When the
procesSion approached all paused. Traf-
"a lights blinked on and on. but no
one moved Only the gathering Of
horses hoofs and the rumble OF the
caisson wheels could be heard as the
procession passed by the big Patterson
mansion. once used by the Coondges as
q temporary White House, ana moved
on into Massachusetts avenue.
Slowing moving down MASSACHUSETTS
avenue, directly in front OF the pro-
ceSsion. several blocks distant. could be
seen the statue Of Gen. Winfield Scott
n Mexican War hero.
A big British flag vase dropping al
half-Star as the caiSscn slowly rumbleo
past the Canadian legation, part way
between Dupon. and Scott Circles,
Procession Goes by Treasury.
From Scott Circle the cortege swung
into Sixteenth street. once known n
the Avenue of the Presidents. Botl
sides OF the broad street are lined with
fashionable homes and apartment hotels
Further down Sixteenth street, above
the trees Of Lafayette Park, the roof Of
the White House could be seen.
Reaching the PARK, the procession
turned into II street. passed the Vet.
eranS' Bureau and wheeled into Yves
Executive avenue II Was $50 O'Clock
as ths procession entered Pennsylvania
avenue
As the procession passed the Whit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-11
HUGHES ADJOURNS COURT.

bunal Present for Formally.
BY the Associated Press.
With no other member of the court
present, Chief Justice Hughes of the
United States entered the Supreme
Court chamber today and went through
the formality or adjourning the court
until Thursday.
Outside, at the time, the body of his
Taft, was being borne from the Capitol
toward All Souls Church and thence
to Arlington National Cemetery for
burial
The Washington times., 1930-04-04
Gallaudet Nine Opens
Season Tomorrow

Having been baked; three diff
ferent times in attempting to
open it's baseball season with a
regularly scheduled game; GaIlau-
Diet is hopeful that the weather
man is kind tomorrow so they
can go to Towson, Md, to engage
the Maryland State Teachers
nine. .
Yesterday the Blues were forced
10 forego their game with Yer
mont, which they were especially
anxious to meet. Previously games
with Charlotte Hall and Briarly
Hall we're cancelled when their
opponents failed to get their
teams on the field. Konrad Ho-
hanson is all primed to do the
hurting for the Blues tomorrow.