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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
RIcHSRp I @soR ssos james 0P d myself s
REAL ESTATE OWNERS. WE NEED PROP
e cry .s ioE rent: We have well organized
agement and rental of business properties.
apartments and residences. No other charges
complete service Forty-fiTe years expert
KiNs CO.. Sns ia, sp ne 9thsr FefeTenees LIN I6a
Want TO HAUL FULL. Or PART LOAD
70 OF from New York. Richmond, Boston.
EaTT p9kK anq J al way points; fpeeisl rstes
Y. ave. Nat. 100. Local moving also.
P0k RERM nSD Y Rs LIVING R0oa
right in your own hone-obv the Konate
process. which carries INSURED protection
LOT years Now IS the time. Reduced
a. UNITED ISIT STATES STORAGE co.
CHAIRS FOR RENT. SUITABLE FOR
BRIDGE PARTIES. banauess, weddings and
Also invalid rolling chairs for rent nv" or sais
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ST NV. METROPOLITAN 1874
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loaos coleeted week Gays. delivered ut beach
On Sunday. Auto Express Co. Metropolitan
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE METROP-
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clfeckotb ana Sucn other hEstneSS
properly come before the meeting win be
heIo az the once Of the association. We'd
neSday. June 3rd 1897 Polls open from
70 O'Clock pm. EDWARD A. TRIP,
LADDERsl LADDERsi LADDERS 400 NEW
strong stepladders, Bargain Durchase a.
only ese;, s.. Si,23; g., sl.4s: Other sizes
BY nov HECHINGER co. 2--Brsrches-3
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Nation Vide Long Distance Moving.
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To PITTSBURGH .............. MAY 90
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and from Washington, Baltimore. Philadel-
phia and New York
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FLOORS scRAPED AND FINISHED:
i1NIIN = machine or hand work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21

Buffet supper, Amity Club, Hanilto
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21

Card party st. Patrick's Alumnae
Carroll Hall. 924 G street, 8:I5 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21

Meeting, American Association of
Engineers. 24o0 Sixteenth street. 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21

New York State spends upward of
100000 year to protect and in
crease its forest resources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21

IIHpOSP OH us.
Nobody can sell anything else
nowadays. And this starting in
buying a poppy might be the turn
ing point. So buy one, and you
will feel so good you are liable to
buy coat to pin it on before the
day Is over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21

UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. INC.
ala 10th st. NV. Phone Met 1875
FLOORS sc Ia,I AND FINISHED;
NASH FLOOR co. l0is goth 81. west 1911
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
CHEVROLET Is
GIVEN HONORS
Occupies Distinctive Spot
On Floor Of Auto
Show In ~. Y.

When the doors opened Saturday
OF the 3Ist National Automobile
show - Grand Central Palace, Nez
YORK. the CheTroIe- mc.Cr con-
pzny occupied the position OF hon
OF OF the ShoE LIoo- fer IhR fourth
consecutive year
Zach year the National AU.ono-
bile Chamber Of Commerce awards
first place a. the national zu-omo-
bile shows ! 70 that member company
doing the largest vzlTr1e OF business
during the previous twelve months
The award Is one much coveted
within the industry. for Y addition
70 the distinction i conveys = also
carries with = the right 70 first
choice o. exhibition space at the
national auscECb.e shows a. New
YORK and Chicago
Back II the days o. the four CT
Ercsr Chevrolet this honor first feII
70 the company Since THAT tine
the margin between the leader and
the rErner-EP has nezsurztIy VIC
cred even since the Chanze-OTer
from = four 70 a EK-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
HARLINGEN BOY
Wins HONOR



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cfhe- r-cn A1z-Io-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
Yank Head
Honored By Council

Lby stair Cor-ECCuGen-y
SAN BENTTO. Jan 5-One q
the first OF 2 series Of functions %
be given II honor O. Major Gen
ezl Beaumont B. Buck o. San An
tonic Eh0 arrived IN the Valley Sal
Urczy 10 reTGE rToo1s OF the Ju-
NOR YznkS Of America was In the
form zf Z dinner ~ the Stone -
Jackson Hotel Saturday night given
o. members q the San Benito
council o. the Junior YznE orgzni-
Zzricn-
General Bucf arrived In Hz-iir-
gen Saturday morning and reviewed
troops AZ HzrlinEer and San Berl-o
IL the afternoon
he Is national commander q tn
organization
Members Of the council hs-e
which gave the timer Z his honor
we're @ Z Lovs--- cnat. san @ W
Rzlsrnl. j. Z Bell r. . Bone. FcTd
8 Worth Dr. c. N Cash and C. 9
P-EleT-
General BGck XII spend several
days II the Waller zz6 Z nu-rhe- C
events are Planned u MS honU-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

II THE DISTRICT COURT Or
The UNITED STATES FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF TEX
As BROWNSVILLE DIVISION
N The MATTER OF SAVAGE
WHOLESALE GROCERY COM
PANY. BANKRUPT
No 345. Il BznrupkIcT-
TO The CREDITORS or SAID
BANKRUPT
Notice Is hereby given that N the
z0<h day Of December. 1890. the said
Savage Wholesale G-oceU Com
pzny O. Edi1bCrg. HidzIgo County,
Texas. was zdtudgec Z bankrupt
and the first meeting q rs Creditors
VIII be he'd a. the office OF Ira
Webster. Referee Il Bankruptcy. Il
the S-exr-zn Building. B-o~rST1Le
Texzs. OF the 18th dz- q January.
1881. AZ E-ever CID = H. ~ which
tine and PsSce tire creditors q TIE
said SzTzEe Wholesale Grocer
Company. bankrupt may appear.
prove their claims. elect 2 trustee
examine the BANKRUPT and transact
EEch Other busInezs as may proper
- come before such meeting
dated January :. 1891
IRA WEBSTER
Referee II BznkrEptcT-
1-4-1r-7eB
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
.POST-0FFICE
RECEIPTS UP
San BenTt0 Office Shows
Coed Increase Over
Pr@cedinE Year

So
san EE--C. jar z-AlElE
Ez C E1Erer1y = E4z Ee--. .
-erezkz u 10 pox1Z reoErZ Tor
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rear. scoa-EE g FgE1 . Wurrh
pns-=Ex-e-. zr@ < = E-nr-. Eszlzt-
E-- pne--ESfE--
Receipts 1nr -he yeE- Ee-E SIS
6-3E rs c1=pRre6 W~11 -e1g-pzE C.
<3&-E2 so- lZ. a. Increase C
nearly srEe- pe- cert ILLS Is faken
Us u Eae 111lcz-a- C soznc local
c1al1nzE since FnErF nz tine lArEa-
pDEr1tfireE CT me co----- R-e Show
nE l1sE q 1-1n seEcn g IS Pr-
cert
The nonev or6er bzE,nez ala
These receipts are 10 11-lce6 a.
the postal figure
Decenber CT rn-E Fez- za1Ean1 80
Increase DEe- TIE sa-1e month Last
year. ThE Decem5E thf uartal
reoeiD-s were ss5gTE2 The pre-
ced1ng Deoe-5er they Ee-e onlv
H-92 Since Deue-5srs nGz-
Tess refzer-E TIE CErzzz -lrEs-
Tsr- = shows that Ezlst41e he-r
us - ezra busy ssas1-. ~ wEE
rsled thai -ore ul-oes ard -eME
greeting cares we're HANDED th
Christmas AZ the enc q no csF
during fne rxh EEE Eny RAJ k.l
urhzn6le1
The recelD-z this rEar hE ruE-lE-z
tclrEz- March $3.50 g. June EE-
5-shs. September FEEE5 -ecr--
Der Fl1zSE
Ordinarily there Is q In -stt
after Chr-Ezs b-r 1cue has been
1Olrszhe 50 far rhE sessal
The poE-gtfl1e EzE ElCEn "a z1ir
ln postal recelr-E trn-r rear tc yea
Cor the pzE- eight years Enle r-
the figures ec-l1E SIS F-rEE Ll
1873 ST sss Is 10 1874 ET1 g tr
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1877 E2EIls IN rs2 suslEZ
In l23 s1d ss5s7sE u 1890
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
HARLINCEN HAS
BUILDING SPREE.
Conskructlon Fer Past
Year Passes Half
Million Marx

EE- SAT- C---EE-c-<-
EAz-NGN. Jz- 5-E-e -1z-
hall = E0 ccz1 E1<sh C cor-
E-zz10 Ez de- = EE1<z
cR IL p&E yez-. rs1crcs - IL
cy zz- Eo0=. zccz-cEg - a GoE-
49,, 1919 zEpec@E
The exzr- r1Lz- 1E rhe Eez- EE
S5s1
J11T zzz ths aezT1ES- z1nA
c~~1z3D 6zv1-g 5e<1 1aen q
th= s1eoD01 VALLEY Bzkzzx Company
bZc1[ TIE er-z-e E1F>x-1e-t =
tn bakery ~zs ab0z- S50310o q
witch ore tal-1 EzS = the 5z-E-
Ing
FE5-Ey EzE the second hezFer
month E--h . to-zl CT S61zs5-
NU 1ncs1dec Z TIE 1xres s the
lev sE1sor high schooI building coS--
ng ovSr $4,000 which. although Il
vas finished during The past Suz-
ner- had been started the previous
year
M Godamner said that there
had been . great deal o. comner-
cal construction during the year
1880 Many o. the commercial
buildings we're warehouses fc- firms
making t1e- headquarters a. Ea--
Engel- The building CT homes vas
lcs neglected BIT : great deal of
attention vas given 70 business con-
S-ruct5O1-
Permits By months for the past
year follow January s439z5; FEB
ruz-y s50L5: March s3153s; April
S5e15e. May S4l.7So. June SI464s.
July SIXTIES august SIS, 734. Sep
tenoer s4l650. October SIe.64g.
November s5l,l0o, December sI3555.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
Benito r. vi. A.
To Change Quarters

SAN EESTTO Jan 5-Tre Retail
Merchants association Tzl move TO
tie Farmers Hardware building
soon according 70 Mss Delphia Ny
ez. neT secretary succeeding Mrs
Et5el B Flnkz who plzns 20 devote
her entire tine 20 the VsIIr Eer-
cnzrts Liam hank
Ire r II a Is nOE located tn
tie Graham building OF East stem
ger street
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
Arrange Program

fbF SAT- L0EeEpCrrelr
HARLINGEN. jar. "a program
Is being arranged for the monthly
nesting O. the Cameron County
Medical society which VII be held
a. Brownsville Thursday night. Jan.
Is according 20 Dr. r Z UtIey OF
HzrIingen. secretary
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04

ever m ~EnnmaMmE nmE4 Emm @M#
HEmr &C. EH K % mMrm1 49,
Eea
= 1-e1x CT - Go - CO
H EEE E1 Mnnmaa@ MAH
a Lm-nmME &C. mN M r
rnH-rT m~mHmEH1mE 10y NJ MM #c
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
San Benito Shows
Good Fire Record

SAN BEEIIC- Jar 1-F-E in
lr San BEll-1 during toe part year
we're nzT S4zh0 z-Cc1-1i-- to -re
annual rcpc-- maSe or - 7 =
TedceT. FIRE ch1ef snt -arshaE
Property El1zlEerH6 wzE valued 80
s-lsSz5 TIE Tors war rrenrEr tr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
Parachute Races To
Be Held At PIT. Isabel
CSDecaI 70 TIE Herald

PORT ISABEL. Jan 3-Ex1I5i-
tons o. parachute jumping. 1cl1d-
ing ITO novel races "a parachute
from the air 10 the ground EIl be
staged a. Port Isabel Tomorrow
zf-e-rocn-
Fr- JUMP s scheduled 70 Be
made az , O'Clock. with the second
70 come of az 40, = IS announced
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04

SCH, IS Eo1n gong 70 aols 70
see.
We have Z question -hzr Ee cant
solve what makes Miller 5~--z7
50 gi-l shy?
THURSDAY wa the 6sy @ TIE
Big Gzns II Ezrl-gel Ever
o1e Ezo vas abe % e. wez- Y
vas surely ore -z1d game Pc
menber Ehez i Tzs p-zEed =
Brownsville las rezr7
Ycu knox. football = = Ersz-
thing Lsz-u = ard yOZ can CE
the bo5 IS III s1rI = 20
SOMETIMES - .z--k thai -he
greater problems % solve. the great
= difficulties . naz-. tie Erez-E
05z-ac1s &c oTerco1e, Gr1 - make
the better student
Boys are III getting sex Tea
as often IS they cl6 before sc1oot
turned CT <c- T1s holidays
We kz1T- without gong 10
find out. that the mast dzrze-1Z
Eo-d II this language O. CHS s
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The cooking c-zss SAYS -1z- E1e1
making -zr-z-z6e- j. = ezSls- .
20 buy the darn STUFF
wou-dnt Z D furry . every
body believed everybody
Less than - months bst7-e
Christina SzTs cary.
Chicago University Le5z.e5 Is z
Sly Z1-l more P0p-lz-7 C. but
= popular g-l : E1-e sly
SczocI tszr5e-S are --Ze6 .
teach obedience . Ian. z-1 70
cc-5- they car he-1 : lo zf-e-
they stop TIRE throwing O Pzper
Ez6L
One good ting a5c-- z--- TIE
ruth Is -hz- Fou don't have g e
ze-5e- what yz sid
Pzzczo BABY SAYS h has 10 -sz-
S---pIss srzs-S- abr Es thinks
Eo-k IS a. rlznr = a 1e-soz las
TIE Necessary leisure . csTo1E 70
!.
J. . Lee q zez- auto =eczz--
- 1851 H-@~--a- =
thinks tzs- Ire k-ock = rs ca
s PROBABLY cz-sed u s7-Elz-g
hitting szz1-s- sozs-h--g eE
One O. the boTs ho-s fran e.
iege sid that lis roommate EE
. poet he writes Lite poezS I'd
sends than 20 re z-S ne XIV
hack hc-e -L<y szEzES Ec7 1-
-hs stuff. ard =hez ne re-E :
cushing Letter e reply. re CTS a.
other n1.ch - lis fountain PEI
TIE bo-x are gong bark % s--oC
sr5 they I'll Sooz .-5 CT Ira
-hzr rheT have tc-xc-k- ~ 1T
1z-- thel
-o-T E1 zzkes q be-E
zc--o Ehe1 -0G adj TO-hsrx
We PROPOSE -5s so-7~1-- reE1zZ-
1oS - s55p-e6 y IL 5o-A
Wne-ezx NeE Years Day zzS =
Ez-e 1oc hz5s Q. c---r- z-uz-z
11E 1-ce ever vsz-- Ar -zs-szE
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
first place

First place At the National AutomO-
bile SEows-a position granted on
the basis of annual sales volumes
again awarded To Chevrolet
This Is the fourth consecutive time
that Chevrolet has achieved this
honor. And the reason lies I'm the
exceptional value which Chevrolet
cars consistently provide
This wear. In its bigger and better
SIX. Chevrolet l. offering an out
standing example of the value which
has brought IL such record success
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04

We see that some q TIE E--cs1-S
are home from TIE holidays. Ez-r-
Ice P1pk1-. @ 2 EeLsCz- ard jess
Atkins : some O. -leD- L1eT a.
say that they had q great -Es
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04
School
Doings
BY CATHERINE WILSON

Tne-e has been 10 sc1ocl a
this Ee=k and j. Is a great ro-s1-z-
ton 10 EO= that u starts again
Mordzy. We surely don't Ike 20
be zxay from Sc1ool---zuCE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04

b. Czcler, taose are surely good
looking pictures q T01 Speaking
Of pictures. las Everyone seen z 2
pictures O. the college 101-5z-
boTs2 II surely Is q good C-e- TIE
picture ct TIE captain q 2 Ne
sen, IS Eorh gong 70 HONS 10
SET.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04

In fact no previous Chevrolet car
has ever represented such n high
degree of quality and advancement.
and sold NJ such low prices ms todzy's
Chevrolet Six.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04

> New lew prices =
Roadr-s-- &E-Ss SPert Roadster WITH
runb1ssex s4eSs CoaEh sr StznAzdFve-
EIzdswCsgp>.sS SIS Pha<tan. &IosStznd-
xzd Coupe GSs Sport Coupe Grurhse
scat. SIS SenndHd Sedm- e6ss= Special
Sedan sS5s- Special equiP@=nt extra
Prices 4. O. b Fiat. Miehigxn-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-04

IRE boTx are gong hsck % S-1oo-
s11 they I'll Soo7 fri CT Ira
-6zt rheT have fc-z1.s- ~ 1T
1z-- thsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-03
ROD AND STREAM
BY PERRY MILLER,

moment something happened to the
motor, and it could not be started. He
decided to go fishing, anyhow. There
was a Skif on the shore, leaky one,
he said, and he had only two soft
crabs for bait. With one of his party
he rowed a short distance out over an
oyster bed and landed Is trout weigh
ing grom BIZ to- Az pounds. He said
he got one strike. and after battle
lasting about 10 minutes the ashland
it must have been a big one-broke his
line and went his merry way. He was
using new 35-pound test line. Six
teen trout on two soft crabs is pretty
good fishing in any mans party.
GEORGE KNIGHT, in his report from
" the lower Potomac. says that the
blues are striking. These fish made
their appearance in the lower Potomac
on Tuesday and are being landed on
hook and line. trolling and still fishing
L. B. Huntington and Capt Thomas
Trott. fishing off Tall Tinlbers and
Piney Point. landed large number of
them, weighing from 312 to 4 pounds.
fishing on the flood tide. Knight also
reports that these two anglers returned
last Tuesday with catch of 10 rock
fish. caught trolling off Piney Point
He informs lis that plenty OF trout,
large spot and hardhead are being
caught and that the rockfish landed
weighed from 2 to IA pounds.
Bernard Osborne, fishing off ST.
Clements Shore, in the lower Potomac
landed so fish, large spot, one trout
and the rest hardhead, using soft crab
as bait
This week end the anglers fishing at
Chesapeake Beach, Solomons Island
Benedict, Piney Point and Rock Point
will find the high tide occurring in the
afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-03
Silver Spring Plans Record
Entry i'm Horseshoe Tourney

is out to surpass number Of entries the
tournament staged part of the
metropolitan district horseshoe Championships sponsored
This years competition will open July 27
That's the official opening date but Silver Springs pitchers
will start week earlier Brooke Grubb serving his second year
director play has decided to off the town title event
number of Silver throw
including himself to attend the Maryland National Guard
encampment during the first two weeks in August
According to large percentage of Silver Springs
male population regardless of pitching ability will take
part
The dubs get in the better" is Chairman Grubb
pitching
horseshoes and bit of tournament experience will help the
beginners.
Silver Spring has good pitchers where before
there were only two or three and this years fight for the town
title should be pip"
Grubb looking into ACCESSIBILITY holding tour
namentS IN the huStng suburb connection with the
annual Silver Spring If this put through only
those pitchers who didn't the tournament
July 20 will be eligible If held there will be
play-of for the town championship.
In any event large entry is assured In 1920 when the
Silver Spring tournament staged of the carnival
there 167 entries.
In the meantime shoe pitchers throughout Montgomery
County are preparing for the metropolitan affair latest
town to enter is Brookeve with Dr. Charles Iddngs
chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-03
REPAIR SHOP SHOWS
ITS TITLE CALDER
Gets Nearer Second.Half Honors
in League-Calvary, G. P. 0.
Also Are Victors.

District of Columbia Repair Shop,
title winners in the Departmental
League last year. took another step
toward the second half championship
yesterday by downing G. P. o.. to s.
The Repairmen, whose work during
the first series was so poor that even
their own followers had all but given
up hope. are odds-on favorites to win
the second half title now.
Calvary brakes, whose case Is iderti-
cal to that of D. c. Repairs. turned
back Metropolitan Baptist yesterday.
7 to 2, in a Georgetown Church League
game.
c.. p. o. of the Government League
continued on its way to the second half
title by swapping Navy Yard, Is to 2.
Scoring two runs in the tenth. Naval
Hospital. 1880 Government League
champion. Yesterday nosed out the
Quantico Marines, to S. at Ouantico.
"Y" Flashes and Swann's end Colo
mails and Ross Juniors we're to play to-
day in the Potomac Junior League.
starting at Sis. The F7ashes-Swanns
game was to be played on No. 7 dia-
mond and the other on No. 8 Of the
Monument Grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-03
DUSEK IS SELECTED
AS FOE OF LONDOS
Will Get Bout if "Champion''
Agrees-ThroWs Zbyszko
in Hot TussIe.
81 9;; e; !; :; ;:: !: : e: e:

~ ROMOTER JOE TURNER has
- Jim Londos' contract to appear
here July II in his pocket and
Rudy Dusek can have Jimmy
for his opponent then. providing
Londos is agreeable.
Following Rudy's 47-minute victory
over Wladek Zbyszko, Turner offered
the match to Dusek, who accepted with
alacrity.
Dusek, It may be remembered, was
"airplane spinned" by Londos last
month and it is considered somewhat
unethical among the wrestling gentry
to have the same man meet the cham
pion" in the same town in the same
year.
No more surprised person was in Grit
fifth Stadium last night when Wladek
ZbysZko failed to rise after being body
slammed to the mat by Rudy than Rudy
himself. For IS minutes they battled
with the huge Pole, many times the
champ himself, having the better of
the going. Knowing of Dusek's STAN
ina, most Of the crowd of 1000 were
" WlIIitso dIlOJIleT 10
of milling, when Rudy picked up his
230pound foe and slammed him to the
mat. Zbyszko landed solidly and was
all but kayoed.
Zbyszko, who, as Dusek put 1t in his
dressing room. "can hand out more pun
ishment than any other wrestler l have
ever met" broke Rudy's pet holds-even
the rocking split-with an ease that
amazed the crowd over half of which
was composed of women, but it was APP
parent that he tired near the end.
For wild and woody happenings, the
semi-fnal, between Sander Szabo and
Milo Steinborn, took the cake. It was
battle royal. with the almost slender
Szabo taking licking until Milo fell
out of the ring and came back waving
doormat. SZabo then put himself in
solid with the local fans by maltreating
the bull-like Milo and pinning him after
"a minutes.
In the other matches Earl McCready
threw Billy Evans. substituting for Dick
Daviscourt. in eight and half minutes
Mike Romano and Son Jennings. drew,
and Sammy Stein tossed Nick Nestor.
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Mat Matches

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Jim McMillen, 216,
Chicago, drew with Herbie Freeman,
2!8. New York: Dick Shikat, Philadel-
phia, 218. threw Steve Znosky, els.
Poland. % "a: Kola Kwariani, 215. Rus
STA. won on decision from Sergei Kali
mkoff. 240, Russia. $1,000: Gino Carl
baldi. 200, Italy, threw Abe Kaskey.
2o2, Syria, 1929: Vanka Zelesniak, 212,
Russia, threw Gene Bruce. 205, 17:49.
TORONTO, Ontario-"Bibber" Nc
Coy. 233, Boston. took two straight falls
from Joe Wagner, 1877, Buffalo.
MEMPHIS. Tenn-Jim Londos de-
feated Pat O'Shocker. Salt Lake City.
one fall, Az minutes.
SAN FRANCISCO-Rena Gardiri.
200, San Francisco, threw Joe Vargas,
205, two out of three falls (Gardini.
first. 20: Vargas, second, IL; Gardini,
third, 100.
Angelo Taramaschi. San Francisco.
drew with Charles Mannsojian, New
York f30l. Jack Russell. st. Paul,
threw Ivan Zikoff, New York Q2).
CALGARY, Alberta-John Freberg,
210. Chicago. threw Bob Kruse, 100,
Portland, Greg, two out of three falls.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia
Gus Sonnenberg, 203, Los Angeles,
threw Count Gettsinoff, 212. Russia, in
two falls third and fourth rounds>.
Able Kaplan. New York. threw Billy
Westenberg, Vancouver, British Column
bia, two out of three falls.