davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03

Mrs. ,Bennie Clasby and George King Ussery, known throughout the Interior as Tom King, were mar ried in Fairbanks recently, says the Fairbanks News-Miner.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03
TWO MORE CITIZENS

MT. and Mrs. Ali Reay, former ly of Altoona, Iowa where they owned a fine farm for many years, are new citizens of Seward. Both are attached to the Seward General Hospital staff, Mrs. Reay as cook and MT. Reay as engineer.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03

The reindeer herd driven from. Alaska to Canada increased by 2,2OO animals enroute. And there are $50 miles yet to go.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03

All patients in the Seward General Hospital are reported to- day as getting along nice. '. Dr. Sutherland of Cordova and Joe Barrows, aviator, were both out of bed today for the first time.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03

Seward Eastern Star Lodge are meeting tomorrow evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03

The best ice cream yet! Hor- luck's Danish Ice Cream. Candy Cottage. sole agent.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03

Seward gained nine in popula- tion the past week.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-03-03

Practical and beautiful bridge $ ::f.: at the Alaska Shop.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-18

k0riilbastyazva magat boros i've
ezekiel, melyekbol mintegy va
razsiitesre fogyott a Dor.
En- szomoruan iiltem k0ztik
s nagyon komikus lehettcm fitog-
tatott banatommal, mely AIT
hittem ~ j6l all nekem.
Fatal korunkban meg secret
jiik mutogatni banatunkat, mint
fatal, szSke asszonyok a gyasz-
ruhat.
Erdekessegem tudataban komo-
ran es s0teten iiltem barataim kO-
z0tt, moh6n titan az eros 6bort,
$ egyszer minden ok nelkiil fal-
hoz dobtam poharamat, tarsa-
sag el5tt ertehetetlen eme fenye-
getes kisereteben:
~ Icy t0r0m 6ssze emleket,
mint karcsu poharat, mely az 3
nyulank termetere emlekeztet.
iMikor meg Csecse J6ska piros
sashegyit bontott, verfagyaszt6
mosollyal suttogam:
- Ha, ha kionthatnam veret
kamasznak, mely bizonyara ne
hezkes 6s fekete, mint a bajor sor.
(Folytatjuk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-18

tott ablakai az ndvarra szolgal-
tax, a bentlev6knek arnyai vegig
vet6dtek a tiizfalon. Meg az ar
nyekok ziirzavaraban is megis-
mertem az 3 kedves arnyekat,
$ mellette egy hosszu, gyiiloletes
test arnyekat, mely a legaSiil0l-
tebb S leghitvanyabb volts sze-
member a viiag minden arnSekai
k0z0tt.
Nshany lspsst tettem el5e, mi
kor beleiitk0ztem valakibe,, aki
szobam fele futott.
- Maga az, Attila urfi, dor
moge egy mely vastag hang a So
tetben, a Csecse J6ska hangja.
Ritkan 0rultem ugy meg a lato-
gat6nak. Gyertyat gyujtottam $
f0ltettem az aszalra nehany iiveg
jo bort, amt otthonrol a hazigaz-
dam asztalara kiildtek.
Csecse J6ska, mi6ta az intezet-
b6l elkeriiltem, odam6dositotta a
borivasr6l hangoztatott aranyta-
nacsat:
- Csak akker igyek tokajit, ha
engem lat.
Ez meltanyos elismerese volt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-18

tam, egyik fel6ra mask utan
telt Ell, es 3 mem j0tt.
sJ6l erzi magat nelkiilem, egeszen
megfeledkezett r6lam, gondolam
sotet neheztelessel. Az6ta hany
|ragyog6 pillantast valthattak $
,mennyi kedves dolgot mondhat-
tax el egymasnak. Villages, hogy
szeretik egymast, de mi van azon
sz6ke kamaszon szeretni val6?
A kardja, assarkantygja, az olcs6
arany sujtasaig Olyan a leany
szive, mint q tengerszem, senki
sem ismerheti XII yeszelyes mely-
seget, orvenyet, meglepeteset.
Most biz6nyara nevetnek raj
tam, kigunyoljak fajdalmamat.
No hat jol van, bemegyek k0ze-
jiik slbelek0tok abba a horihorgas
katonaba. Az apatol eltanult kard
vagasokkal hadd szabdaljam meg
a leany imad6jat.
Kinyitottam az ajt6t, kinez-
tenn sotetsegbe. Enyhe, csillagos
tavaszi ejszaka volt az olvad6 h6-
max halk csepegese hallatszott
mindenfel6l.
Az ebedl8 $ szalon kivilagi-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-18

annak a megvaltozott helyzetnek,
mely az intezetb5l val6 'tavoza-
sommal tamadt. Most mar mem
tarthatott kizar6lagos igenyt jo
atyam borkiildem6nyeire azon
cgyszeri okb6l, inert mem az 3
siltjeit ettem tobbe.
Feldult, szomoru arcomat lat
va, okat fiirkeszte.
Ugy latom, epen i6kor jot-
tenn, fordult felem, mialatt nagy
ugyesseggel huzgalta XII boros
palackokb6l a dug6t. Mi lelte az
en- kedves urfimat, hogy olyan fe-
her szine van, mint napra XII
tett vaszonnak?
Valiant ugy kesztetett, hogy
hatalmas keblere boruljak elzo-
kogjam neki banatomat, de er6t
vettem magamon ts ,sietve irt ne
hany sorral meghivtam egy-ket
osztalytarsamat egy kis baratsa-
COS vacsorara.
A fiuk hamar megjottek, a leg
k0zelebbi vendegl6b6l j6 magya-
ros vacsorat hozattam $ asztalhoz
iiltiink.
Csecse J6ska tilt az asztalf8n,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-18

|n6gyeves leany megveregette
|arcomat r6zsas ujjaival.
Elhulve bamultam ra. Meresz-
|sege, fels6bbsegenek erzete elka-
bitott. Homalyosan derengett
bennem egy halk sejtelem, sejtel-
me annak, hogy tizennegyeves
leanyok, teljesen kifejlett n6ies-
|segiik tudataban magasan usznak
fejunk felett, mint felh6k, me-
|lyeket keziinkkel ell mem erhetiink.
EDe kivalasztott f6rfi kedveert
|lejonnek a magasb6l, keblere hull
max csendes nyari ESQ alakjaban,
hogy z6ldbe boruljon t6lik a ha-
tar kipattanjanak a boldogsag
|teljes viragai.
Ezen elmelet helyesseget meg
kellett elnem meg aznap delutan.
Macy uzsonna volt lanyok
kedveert, melyhez en- hozattam a
fagylaltot $ az edessegeket, meg
tokaji aszut. Fatal urak is vol
tax meghiva, jogaszok, gazda-
szok, valamennyien j6 ismero-
seim. Volt egy, akit mem ismer-
tenn azel1tt akit vesztemre is
mertem meg ma, egy tiizerhad-
nagy. Mem tudom, honnan csep-
pent kozenk piros hajt6kas bar
ma kabatjaban, kecsegeorru sar-
kantyus csizmaival, denique lit tilt
koztunk, onhitten p0d0rgetve vo-
roses bajuszat S veszedelmesen So
kat foglalkozott Rozsikaval.
Els R6zsika, - Oh, egek - on
megadassal tiirte udvarlasat. Nit
mondok, onmegadassal? mem, ez
mem helyes kifejezes: orommel,
biiszken, boldogan fogadta.
Teljesen el6tiint viseleteben a
nagyleany, mely eddig csak it,
oft csillant rata keresztiil, mint
fitos orrocskaja csillog6 fekete
SCENE az arcat borit6 fatyolon.
Most egy csapassa1 megvalto-
zott minden. Ez v0rhenyessz6ke
tHzerhadnagy napsugar volt, mely
t6l kinyilt az en- kemeny, bord6-
szinii r6zsabimb6m, R6zsika.
Egeszen ugy viselte magat,
mint nagyleanyok szoktak.
Megfeledkezett kurta szoknyaja-
r6l s holnapi lecker6l. Batran
koccintott gyiil0letes kamasszal,
haromszor is tele ralSta tanyerjat
az en- fagylaltommal, s6t - villa
gosan LATHAM egy pillanatra
cda engedte neki az ujja hegyet
az asztal alatt.
Engem figyelemre sem melta-
tott, mintha vilagon sem volnek.
- Rozsika, mondam neki, er0t
we've fajdalmamon, velem mem
koccintasz?
Mesterien szinlelt bamulattal ne
zett ram.
- Mem, kis tacsko.
- Miert mem? - kerdezem XII
t0rG haraggal.
= Mert mem akarom, hogy be-
csipj holnap el6vegyenek "a ta-
naraid.
Mosolyogva fordult hadnagy-
hoz szemevel felem intve mon
da:
- Szeretem kis Attilat, ma
gyon kedves flu. Ugyes udvarl6
lesz bel6le, ha megn6.
A tuzerhadnagy hangosan ne
vetett, de a mama partomat fogta.
- Micsoda beszed ez, R6zsika I?
Andrasfalvy ur mar tizenhat ewes
es ket ev mulva erettsegit tesz.
- De mama, - felelt R6zsika
vallait vonogatva csak mem
akarod elhitetni veliink, hogy a
Iferfikor tizenhat evnel kezd3dik
Tiirelmem elfogyott, kihiv6, ell
lenseges pillantast vetettem a til
lzerhadnagy fele kitamolyogtam
az ebedl0b6l.
Szobamba mentem s magamra
Tartan az ajt6t. Mar s0tetedett, a
Itargyak $ butorok 0sszefolytak a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-18
(Folytatas.)

max hivtnk s mar kora reggel oft
leskel3dtiink a j6l 6rz0tt alto ko-
riil, varva kicsi h0lgyeinket.
Vegre jottek; elragad6an ked-
vesek voItak fekete barsony capu-
chonukban egyszerii, egyforma
lilacsikos intezeti ruhajukban.
Tekintettel ARA a lehet6segre,
hogy a feherfiiggonyos ablakok
mogiil condos apaca-szemek klse-
rik eber figyelemmel 6ket, lesil-
tott szemmel, szerenyen, aprokat
lepve tipegtek mellettiink hol-
gyeink.
Alig fordultunk be azonban a
megyehaz sz0gleten, ahol telJes
biztossagban ereztek magukat a
ssn6verek" ereny6rz6 tekintete
el5l, egesz valojuk hirtelen meg
yaltozott. Egyszerre olyanok let
TEX, mint a tiiz, mely belekap a
iar6kelokbe s gonyos megjegyze-
sekkel megegeti 6ket. Boldog
eyes tamadt benniink is, rank vii
lan6 szemiik fenyetol egesz
jh;mh6voltuk iide biibaiat6l.
Mem voltunk szerelmesek, =
oh ez a hatalmas szenvedely sok-
kal kes5bb szallott lie szivinkre
megvalt6 fenyevel -; ez artatlan
6rintkezesben gyermeklanyokkal
mem volt meg meg anna telJes,
verpiros viragnak kabit6 illata,
mely a nemi kiil0nbseg talajab6l
r5 fel. Megis, micsoda kellemes,
is erzes volt az, istenem, mely szi-
niiltig megtolt0tte sziviinket meg
elegedessel ver6fenyes or0mmel,
ahogy napsGtott, tavaszi hula
mokkal vannak tele h6olvadaskor
a patakok.
Elton az id6, mikor az elet
minden hullama atfOlyvan szi-
viinkon, olyanokka valunk, mint
kiszaradt folyamagy, mely hasz-
talan varja vi hullamok j0vetelet.
AIT meg kell adni, hogy eek a
veliink egykorasu kisleanyok sok-
kal j6zanabban es okosabbak vol
tax, mint mi. Ok mar tudataval
voltak annak, hogy joguk van a
ferfiak h6dolatara es hogy kor-
latlanul uralkodnak felettiink
szepsegiik kiralyi hatalmaval.
Ha most, erett esszel vizsgalom
eletem szakat, ell kell ismernem,
hogy meg mi komolyan vettiik
ezen erzelmeket "a kisleanyok XII
nevettek benniinket gymas k0z0tt
nagyon jol mulattak a mi rova-
sunkra.
Meg mi meghatarozott eel mel
kill, boldog tudatlansaggal imad-
tux 6ket, ok mar tisztaban voltak
vele, hogy mindez csak jatek,
melynek komoly ertelme mines,
inert mem vegz6dhetik - hazas-
saigon.
Akarmily kicsinyek es fiatalok
voltak is, 5ket mar ugy at meg
atjarta ferjhezmenes gondolata,
mint ahogy egy er5felben lev6
barackot affair (az eres foltetele)
a napsugar.
Gyermekes viszonyukat mem
tekintettek masnak hadi gyakor-
latnal, melyen ell kell sajatitani
a komoly hadviselesnek minden
fogasat es minden m6djat. Annak
a komoly hadviselesnek, mely
n6kre nezve egyedul a hazassag
bekek0teseben vegz6dhetik.
Bizony, ifju barataim, akik a
tizenhateves korotokban tizen-
negyeves leanyokra vetitek XII
szerelmi hal6itokat, belle kell nyu
godnotok gondolatba, hogy tt
csak anna fababuk szerepet jat.
szottatok, melyre felpr6baljaR
azokat ruhakat, melyeket aztan
masok - el5 emberek - fognak
viselni.
Mig ii becses szemelyeteket
tartvan a vilagrend k0zpontja
max, q R67sikak Is Katicak ked
yes mosolyat es ragyog6 nezese'
magatokra vonatkoztatjatok, aza
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-06-18
Andrasfalvy de Andrasfalva
REoENY
Irta: WERNER ,aYUIA
Irta: WERNER GYUI.A

kankkaI fenylO teklntetet Walt
hattunk, ha a nyitott ablakon
megpillanthattuk agyacskaja fe-
her fiiggonyet, amint legvonat
balkan megmozgatta. Cip5je XII
csiny angolsarka, divatosan fe-
silt haja, nyulank alakjanak ar
nyeka falon, legk0z0ny0sebb
$40, mely ajkarol ellebbent, s
mely menyei zenenek tetszett ne
.kiink sz6val, minden kicsi-
seq, mely hozzatartozott, mely az
owe volt: 6nkiviiletbe, bamulatba
ejtett benniinket.
Ha setak0zben, fut6lag talal-
koztunk vele, ha a lefiigg0ny0-
z0tt zardaablak m0g0tt fejecske-
jet veltiik rejleni, pedig valami
szobalanynak vagy id6s apacanak
a koz0ny6s fen volt; ha a kolos-
torkert k6falan tul kis laba lep-
teire iigyeltiink, holott a kertesz
Macy, nehez csizmaja alatt ropo-
gott porond; ha nyitott kapun
at egy pillanatra benezhettiink a
komor, silk, hideg udvarra, mely
re szobaja ablaka nyilik, mialatt
nyitott kapun a kolostor vizhor-
do szamarai iigettek XII melt6sa-
gosan mi meg szamarakat is
nagyon kedveseknek tartottuk !:
akkor egesz napunk deriilt es
boldog volt, r6zsaszinben lattuk
az eletet az egesz vilagot SEE
rettiik volna sziviinkre 0lelni. Mi
ert? Mily nehez volna ARA ma
megfelelni, ami akkor oily terme-
szetes es oily igaz volt.
Marciusi h6olvadashoz hasonli-
tott legjobban ez id6ben sziviink
allapota. A nap siitott, konnyii
baranyfelh6k usztak az egen, h6
alatt ibolya nyilott, levego oily
edes volt oily bagyaszto s a hir-
telen olvadast6l tamadt arviz
(szuzies, szertelen erzesek arvize)
elboritotta egesz val6nkat el0n-
t0tte a mi kis szaraz hely meg
esziinkben megmaradt.
Meg mi csak almodoztunk, nem
,tudva szamot adni az edes felin-
dulasokr6l s homalyos, k0dben
tevelyg6 erzelmekrol, melyek
benniinket elfogtak, addig a kis-
leanyok nagyon is j6l tudtak, nit
csinalnak - listen bocsassa meg
a bun0met - AIT hiszem elegge
gyakorlatias celokat k0vettek.
Mi 6ket mulattattuk, apro To-
vagi szolgalatokat teljesitettdnk
k0riil0ttiik, tudatlan celtablaik
voltunk, ARA teremtve, hogy raj
tunk tanuljak meg biztos kezzel
l6ni be szerelem nyilait ferjnek
alkalmas ferfiak szivebe.
Mi kenyeztettiik oket, ellestiik
apr6 6hajtasaikat; divatba hoz-
TUX 5ket, kikialtva szepsegiiket
az egesz vilagnak's langolo betiik-
kel irva fel az egboltjara: "R6-
zsika, szeretlek".
Egy emlekezetes vasarnapon a
leanykak kint voltak ismet.
Atyjuk szives volt megengedni,
|hogy megtakaritott zsebpenziink-
bol himzett selyemkend6t, arany
melltiit s parlzsl lllatSzereKet We
gyiink nekik.
En- R6zsikanak - az en- csilla-
gom 3 volt - nagyon csinos hol-
mikat vettem, s pirul6 arccal, ell
fog6dva, remeg5 hangon ajanlot-
tam fol neki.
- Elfogadom, kedyes Attila
monda olyan magatartassal, mint.
ha szokva volna ra, hogy India
gyemantjait rakjak le naponkint
|labaihoz, megjutalmazlak erte
Megengeded mama?
Ezzel minden teket6ria nelkil a
nyakamba ugrott S friss kis szaja
megerinte homlokOmat. Forogni
kezdett velem vilag, de 3, mint
ha semmi kiil0n0s mem t0rtent
volna, k0nnyii tanclepessel a nagy
all6 tiik0r ele lebbent s magars
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-15

as a result of the attempted inter-
 ference with the normal operation of the law of supply and demand.
 'The code which ~the National
 Association of Purchasing Agents
 has preparde would eliminate the abuses both in buying and selling. We are offering the code in this hand -to-mouth market at time when buyers of the nation have
 things their own way, and when
 the temptation is to further de-
 press prices already in many cases
 below the cost of production, This
 is just as unsound business prac- tice as is the opposite tendency or the selling agencies to boost prices 1 far above real values in a period
 of prosperity. This code would l tend to stop both abuses.
 Unnecessary sales and purchas- ing expense is an economic waste "a tax on legitimate industry. lts elimination will assure satisfactory
 profits to the producer, economy to the consumer, and greater CT ! ficiency in commercial relations I've recognize that the concerT which buys must also sell, thai buying and selling are compan' ionate functions, that sound com
 mercial transactions must be mu
 tually profitable, and that coopera. l ton between buyer and seller VII
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-15

reduce the cost of purchasing. saies and distribution with conse- quent benefits to industry as a whole.
 "In furtherance of these princi- pies, we subscribe to the following stands in our buying and selling:
 q. To buy and sell on the basis of values, recognizing that value represents that combination of quality, service and price which assures greatest ultimate economy to the user.
 "2. To respect our obligations and neither expressly nor implied | ly to promise a performance which we cannot reasonably expect to l fulfill.
 "3. To avoid misrepresentation and sharp practice in our pur- chases and sales, recognizing that permanent business relations car be maintained only on structure of honesty and fair dealing.
 A. To be courteous and consid crate to those with whom we deal to be prompt and businesslike ir our appointments, and to carry sor negotiations with all reasonable expedition so as to avoid trespass' ing on the rights of others to the time of buyers and saiesnien.
 "5. To avoid statements, tending to injure or discredit a 'legitimatt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-15

competitor, and to divulge no in- formation acquired in confidence with the Intent of giving or receiv- ing an unfair advantage In com .pefitive business transaction. ny
 "6. To strive for simplification and standardization within the bounds of utility and industrial economy. and to further the de- velopment of products and meth- ods which will improve industrial efficiency.
 '. To recognize that character Lis the greatest asset in commerce. and to give 1t major consideration in the selection. of customers and source of supply.
 "S. To adjust claims and set tie disputes on the basis of facts and fairness, to submit the facts to arbitration if mutual agree. ment cannot be reached, to abide by the decision of the arbiters and | to resort to legal measures il
 commercial disputes only when tht
 preceding courses prove ineffec' tive. l g. To provide or accept no gift!
 or entertainment in the guise ol sales expense, where, the intent ol effect is to undu1y prejudice tht recipient in favor of the donor al against legitimate competitors. | 10. To give or receive no bribes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-15

Tulsa, Okla. Oct 15.--Adoption of a code for buying and selling which would place both sides to a blsiress deal on the same ethical basis, by eliminating "sharp prac- tice' in purchasing which tends to depress prices, and prevehtlhs trade agreements to hold up prices was vigorously advocated today by George M. Richardson, pres ident of the National Association of Purchasing Agents. in an ad- dress before the Tulsa Association of Purchasing Agents.
 Buying and selling, after all, are but two strings to the same bow, and many of the problems of modern business could be elim-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-15
Trade Code For
 Sound Business
National Purchasing Agents Assn Head Raps Sharp Practices and Price Agreements

mated if this were more thorough
 ly realized" MT Richardson em- phasized. If the buyer and seller therefore, can agree on basic prin- ciples of trading, 1t would not only put business on much hignei lane of ethics, but 1t would actually put 1t on a sounder economic foundation.
 "It is no exaggeration to, say that the extreme boom peaks
 would be levelled off and the hol-
 lows of depression filled up some.
 what. Artificial attempts to hold
 prices either down or up are bad since, when such efforts ultimately fail as they must. the market re- action is all the more pronounced
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-15
SERVICE AGENCY IS
 SET UP IN WYOMING

z Washington, D. C.---The depart
 ment of Wyoming, The American Legion, has provided for the set- | ting up of a full-time, properly | financed service agency to assist !, disabled veterans with their claims for government benefits, accord to
 Albert B. Tonkin, chairman of the
 depratment rehabilitation commit- ], tee -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-15
TAKE STEPS TO BUY
 LAND FOR HOSPITAL

Washington, D. C.-According 10 Col George E. Hams, assistant ad : ministrator of veterans affairs. President Hoover. has approved negotiations for the purchase of a 2S2-acre farm southeast of the Veterans hospital at St Cloud, Minn, as an addition to the pres ent hospital reservation. This was recommended by The American
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-15
K1,nrs wATER FRoM QAs

Washlngton.--The U. s. army aii corps has adopted new device to separate water from gasoline and oil in airplane engines. The tde- vice, known as ''segregator, works on the natural tendency or these fluids to separate due to the difference in their specific gravity. It was invented by an afr corps sergeant and Is not to be offered
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-15

i, Legion over year ago. This par- eel of land IS Known as the Schweb b
 tract. Actual negotiations for pur- chase will not be instituted unul the attorney general has ascertain
 ed that the title to the property. is
 clear and proper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-15

in the form of money or other- wise, in any commercial trnnsac. ton. and to expose commerclai bribery wherever encountered TOT the purpose of maintaining the
 highest standard of ethics in in-
 dustry."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-15

Extension and double-tracking of hundreds of miles of govern ment railway lines have been started in Rumania.
Evening star., 1931-04-03
COLONIAL RIFLEMEN
SECOND TEAM IN U. S.
Excelled Only by Navy in Shoot
for National Laurels-Barr
Is High Gun.

ANNAPOLIS, April 3-n the George
Washington rife team had contested at
any other point but Annapolis OF the
five places where groups of the Inter-
collegiate Rifle Association shot 5atur-
day for the national indoor champion
ship, 1t would have been at the top Of
It's section.
The score Of the District team was
1870, and of all the so college teams
that shot In the match, only Navy with
1882 points, was higher. That score
was the highest ever made by q college
team in q championship match.
At the other points, the leading teams,
with scores, were:
Boston-University Of New York and
City College Of New York, tied, 1,2ss
points.
Morsantown, W. va.-carnegis Tech,
1.341 points.
Chicago-University Of Iowa, 1882
points.
Lincoln, Nebr.-University Of Kansas,
1879 points.
George Washington gave the cham
pion Navy team Q hard fight for ma
tional top honorS. When the prone and
kneeling firing had been completed, the
District riflemen led by points, but
they were gradually overhauled by the
Midshipmen In the standing style Of
firing
Bob Barr of George Washington was
high individual scorer Of the whole
match, with 4s1 points out Of . pos
sible 500.
The Naval Academy team will start
outdoor work next week. Lieut.. Henry
d. Wolleson, u. 8. N, has been desig-
mated as coach.
Evening star., 1931-04-03
BISON TRACK SQUAD
OUT FOR BIG SEASON
Coach Verdell Has Experienced
Group Toiling Ambitiously.
Candidates Listed.

With q group Of experienced perform
era along with several promising new
comers at hand Howard University Is
looking TO Q successful track season.
Under the direction Of Coach Verdell
the Bison squad now 10 drilling ener-
getically.
Last seasons varsity performers ct
hand include Phil FernandeS and John
Harris, middle distance runners; Milton
Larry, ColOred intercollegiate Athletic
Association 220-yard low hurdles cham
pion, who also Is o good sprinter; DAN
lei Mack and George Jones, who run
the dashes: Louis johnson and b.
Parker, distance men; William Cheyney,
high Jumper, and Joseph Drew and A.
Petty, field events performers.
Promising newcomers include Walter
Davis, George Taylor, Rufus johnson,
Leroy Scurry, q. Vaughn, Edgar Wat
son, G. Lelitcher, r. Jefferson, Paul
Palmer and Clyde Howard.