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Evening star., 1932-03-27
ESTABLISH RECORD
FOR SINGLE GROUP
FraternaliSts' Support Gives
Rise to Hope for New
Marx for Event.

A RECORD entry for the twen-
~ .ty-second annual Washing
1 \ ton City Duckpin Tourna-
ment, to open April 18, at
Convention Hail. loomed TODAY
with a united entrv of so Masonic
teams, the largest single deIega-
ton ever signed for the tourney.
Thirty-five of the teams are from the
Masonic League and Is are from the
Almas Temple League. Both looms
have entered en- masse. Friday April
%, will be Masonic League night"
while "Almas Temple League night"
will be Tuesday, May 3.
Almas Temple night IS expected to be
one of the highlights of the giant pin
party for the Shr.ners, adorned with
their fezeS, and the AlrnaS Temple Band
Will be on hand in full force.
Inc announccm n5 of this entry,
which may be the largest ever received
Tor any bowling tournament in the
country as single unit, fired anew the
hopes entertained by Secretary Arv!lle
Abersole of at least equaling last years
record team enCry of 407.
TT WAS freely predicted that Secre-
tary Ebersole would encounter
tough sailing in his campaign for
entries this year, what with the failure
of countless other events of far less i'm
portance, but with the Masonic teams
following the footsteps CT several other
leagues in entering intact, it appears
that the 407-mark will be reached or
bettered after c'l.
Once again through the efforts of
"Old Timer John A. Fe-rall. who an
nually enters the entire Agricultural
League and units in both The Star
Tournament and City Tournament, that
large organization has submitted its
entries. Arthur Logan has entered the
13 teams OF the King Pin Business
Mems League, which will hold forth
Thursday April %. Pc HALEY came
through with the entire l0-team Recre-
alton League and Charlie Bell followed
with Goth the Saturday Night and Day.
light Leagues.
A numeer of Other leagues ere rched-
uled to hold meetings this week in an
effort to have the teams enter in body.
Entries are coming il from the smaller
leagues in very encouraging manner.
ICKIE SMITH regained the high
I / average leadership of TIE District
League last week over Red Megaw,
bit unless both Thake off the slump
that has gripped them for the last few
weeks. Earl McPhilomy and Bob Tenn
pie, coming from nowhere, may pass the
pair which has monopolized the lead
all reason.
Megaw IN last weeks double -heeder
Slot Cnly c55 an 315 end the North
east Tempe c'ct3f1's average dropped
to 1907 Smith, With IS,nk Pin, precced
to get 334 and slipped from over 121
to 120-46.
The failure Of this pair brought into
the struggle the veteran, McPhilomy,
Of Lucky Strike, and the season's big
gest find" young Temple of Hr2ttg-
vile. McPhilomy is 2 pins shy of 100.
while Temple is IA sticks shy Of that
mark.
McPr4lomy, on his way to new
strike record. with 63 for 70 games,
counted 377 ard 37o last week, while
Temple relied 800 with Hy2.tsville.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
WILSON GETS DOUBLE
TRAPSHOOT VICTORY
Takes Two Events in Glass B in
Weekly Competition Held
at Benning,
CHATTER1NG 90 targets out of 100

y from l6 yards, Walter Wilson
pointed the way to sizable field
N the weekly WASHINGTON Gun Club
trarshoot yesterday at the Benn-ng
range.
Wilson broke Is straight in the first
event in the three months trophy CON-
petition and his added targets gave him
another win IN the second 25. He shot
in Glass B in which he took first hon.
ors. Dr. w. D. Monroe was another
class B competitor to break 25 in row
in the first event. .-.
r. D. Morgan was high in Glass A
with two wins. He broke 25 in the
first contest and "a in the second.
T. C.. Pearce, DR.. j. H. Lyons and
Donald Woodward bagged Class C lau-
rels, each with two victo-ie3.
c. c. Fawcett won the miss-and-out
"o-7petition put en- after 10 contestants
had finished with perfect handicap
ccores in the sec ond 50-target race Tor
club spoons.
Evening star., 1932-03-27

Primo Carncra resemble the kid
brother of a Singer midget"
"Ah!" once again Pfefer put on his
wise look, as he prepared to collect
Pinetzkis salary for tossing Tiny Roe
buck, "he will be as nothing In size if
I can succeed in my latest quest this
Summer.
I'm planning to visit Mongolia
between China and Russia place
never before visited by American pro-
moters. Here, so they tell me. are yell
low-skinned giants weighing 300
pounds. I'll bring one back for the
next indoor season"
And so, folks, If you believe Mr.. Pfc
fer's last statement. you can believe he
hoped into Leo Pinetzki's coat pocket
and was carried down to the Union
Station. For Pinetzki and his fellow
behemoths under Jack Pfefer's man
agement are getting their 24-egg ONE
lets daily-but not in the same city.
Evening star., 1932-03-27

u dlIlcI W w doAi-
ington's mat COL
ony, cornered Mr..
Pfefer a few days
ago.
He was hidden
behind one of Leo
PinetZki's S h o e S,
but a gleam CT
light, the reiec-
ton of the mean
descents upon the
ever-present gold
headed cane, be-
trayed Mr.. Pfefer's
presence.
"Ahl" exclaimed
the mighty mite, I"
emerging from be-
hind lii Leo's size
~
Evening star., 1932-03-27

gone most OF the
credit for the re-
markable "raSsling
renaissance. But
there is another
figure in that So
called Curley Syn
dicate, undoubted-
1Y the most sue
cessful Of the sew
eral ma trusts.
W h ON Washing
tons red. hot rass-
ling fans m a y
want to KIN o W
something about.
His name is Jack
Pfefer, greatest i'm
porter of human
pachyderms j n
A,--1~ia1 u-hn tc
Evening star., 1932-03-27
Bronze Medal Contest
Season Records.

High team game-Colonial. 6o2
High team set-Washington Canoe No. J.
No. u. 162.
High individual set-Frederick CWash.
Canoe No. -, 406.
High individual ayerags-Frederick (Wash.
Canoe No. -. ll4-76
Greatest number of strikes-Frederick
twash Canoe No. ~. 81.
Greatest number of spares-Frederiek
(Wash. Canoe No. II, 1875.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

~ the memorable night of
June 6, 1880, when Jim
~ Londos defeated Dick Shi-
kat on a rain soaked mat
In Phila d clip hia. professional
wrestling jumped into a place
among the big money-making
sports.
1t still is, though a meteorlike
downfall that would rival its
equally brilliant rise, has been
predicted long since.
To Jack Curley, head of the much
referred-to Curley Wrestling Syndicate,
and to his champion, Jim Londos. a
truly great wrestler and Snowman, has
Evening star., 1932-03-27
EASTERN STAR LEAGUE.
Season Records.

SEASON RecOrds-
High team game-Washington Centennial
/. $50
High team set-Washington Centennial /,
1896
High average-Owen, 107-l7
High game-Johnson, 16l.
High set-Ower, 372.
Heh strikes-Owen, 32
High spareS-Owen. 1877
High nat game-Whitbeck, es
Evening star., 1932-03-27
FRIENDLY SOCCER MATCH
Teams File for Game Today After
Marlboro Forfeits.

Following refusal of the Marlboro
team to play in this city. cs required
by the rules, its cup tie soccer game,
scheduled today with Concord, was for
feitcd.
Concord and British Uniteds VIII face
N a friently match this afternoon at
80 o'clccl ON the lIonunle ent Grounds
GS a replacement.
Concord and Columbia Heights will
meet next Sunday in a cup tie game.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
COLORED COURT LOOP
LEADERS UNCHANGED
Pleasant Pla ms Is Pressed in SEN
ior Section-No Games in
Easter Week.

ELAY will be suspended during Easter
L week in the Colored Community
Center Basket Ball League and
will be resumed April T. Pleasant Plains
continues to lead the senior loop race
while Cardozo still is ahead in the
junior circuit
Dunbar gave Pleasant Plains scare
during the week. the latter barely win
ming 1915 battle. In the junior loop
Pleasant Plains swamped Eve Streeters
% to 8, and Monroe routed Royals, "a
Evening star., 1932-03-27

McMillen an d
Londos that Kali
mikod decided to
60 home.
"Pinetzki, m y
Polish Corridor, "
continued Pfefer,
now is my biggest
worry. For break
fast and lunch,
Pinetzki, a m o n g
other things, de-
mands an omelet
made of "a eggs.
He drinks on an
average two gal
Ions Of milk a
day"
Only recently
Pine tiki, who
aL noo ,zA,,v,Ir
Evening star., 1932-03-27

Season Records.

Season Records.
High averase-Weakley. l04
High game-C. Stewart, l62.
High set C. Stewart, 35l.
High team game-J. Q: U. a: M. No /: 564
High team set. o. U. A. M, No. /, 1852.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
SPORTS WRITER'S LEAGUE.
(Second half.)

Season Records.
High game-Ferrall. l46
High set-FerraI 365.
High team game-Cotello-F Ferrall. 643.
High team set-CostelloFerrall, $50.
High individual average-Ferral, l08
Next Weeks Schedule.
Fry-Haight VS.. Flynn-Wood. Fuller-Thom-
as VS.. Stan-Blick. Co5tello-Ferrall VS.. FitZ-
gerald -Rubinton. Kstznell-Simi VS.. Flynn
Wood. Postponed sets-Katznell-Simi VS.
FitZgerald-Rubnton. Stan-Blick VS.. Warren
McAlwee.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
MILTNERS HOW LEADING
Roll 1,O77 in Husband-and-Wif
Tourney at Arcadia.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Miltner took
the lead last night in the first block of
the annual husband-and-wife tourna-
ment at the Arcadia with an aggregate
l0-game score of LOTT.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Young as
sumed second place with 1,067, while
Mr.. end Mrs. E. S. Helm were third
with 1,025
Fourth and fifth places were taken
b. Mr.. 2n1 EErs. Lynn end Mr.. and
Mrs. A. C. zIgcr, who had 1,024 and
1920, re-pectively
The tourney will wind up April Q
at the Columbia.
Evening star., 1932-03-27

Curl ey. so { h e
story goes, was in
Munich, capital of
Bavaria. After sew
eral swigs of the ia
nous Munich beer,
NJ. Curiey hied
himself to a wrest-
ling show and be-
gan to think the
beer was a little
too much when he
first glimpsed Kley.
a wrestkr-contor-
zionist, in action.
But Curley learn
ed it wasn't the
beer. but Kley, so
he lost no time in
9-1 ~.
Evening star., 1932-03-27

a ~ AAlAD AAN " ~ SAANA
add II hard-boiled
eggs. In one week
Pfefer received a
6 oc cry bill. so
he says, for s234.
Shortly sfterward
he gave Poddubny
a return ticket to
Russia. But while
he was here Pod
dubny. with his big
mustache, was a
great card.
Some may re-
member Alexander
the Great" Gar
kawienco and Ivan
Zeiken, the "Volga
Giant Killer of
Bulgaria " who
Evening star., 1932-03-27

A RECORD entry for the twen-
~ ty-second annual Washing
1 \ ton City Duckpin Tourna-
nnent To nnnr, Anil 10 -
Evening star., 1932-03-27
Another "Uncrowned Champ"
AUGUST BENKERT IN MAT AT BOILING FIELD
TOMORROW NIGHT
ARTN PLESTINA, the Hans

III A1S4HN bk3Ao L AVA, VIC I1dIlS
M Steinke of the Paul Bowser
trust and strictly a wrestler.
will exhibit his wares tomor-
Evening star., 1932-03-27
LEAGUE.
Season Records,

Season Records.
High individual average-Kapneck, 1929;
Mccormack, l12-18.
High individual strikes-McProuty. 46.
High individual spares-Kapneck, 174.
High individual game-HineS, 40
High individual Set-Bachman, 416.
High team game-lI Kapneck Elec., 6l5.
High team set-W. r. Winslow Co., 1,744
Evening star., 1932-03-27

managing such matmen es Leo Pinet-
Xxi, Fritz Kley, Sander SZabo, Matros
Kirilinko, Herbie Freeman, Sergio Kali
mikoff, Vanka Zelesniak, Ferenz Holu-
ban, Ivan Zaiken, Ivan Poddubny and
Alexander Garkav-ienco.
lew will deny that Londos is the
J. standout figure in wrestling today.
Some will insist Hans Steinke and
Dick Shikat are the best wrestlers. But
none can fail to recognize the import
ance the foreign ana freakish element
plays and has played in the maj game.
And, folks, Mr.. Jack Pfefer is the
gent who, when It's harvest time in
the wrestling field. goes abroad for M.
Curley and with his l35 pounds and
five feet five inches captures, imports,
instructs and browbeats grauplers
weighing from 200 to 283 pounds and
standing from a puny six feet to six
feet eight inches in height.
Your correspondent, bent on intro
ducing M. Curley's human pachyderm
Evening star., 1932-03-27
MASONIC LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High team gane-King David. 642.
Hlgh team set-King David, 1919.
High individual average-Philiips (King
David, 1l5-44
High individual game-Stoner (Singleton),
High individual set-Stoner (Singleton)
4l6; L!tchfield king DAVID, 4l6.
High strikeS-Phillips King Dayid), so
High spares-Litchheld king David, 22s
High game Tuesday-Moore (Lebanon), i4T
High game Thursday-Boss tMt. Pleasantly,
Evening star., 1932-03-27

tremely hard to humor them.
"Sergei Kalmikoff, the Siberian
Gorilla was, next to my present star,
Leo Pinetzki, the biggest eater. The
hotter the weather the more he ate.
He never saw a watermelon until he
came to this country, yet he became
so fond Of the fruit that he devcured
three day during the hot spells"
Evening star., 1932-03-27

other well known
matmen un d e r
Pfefer's handling
are Herhie Free
man, former Jew
iSh ham pion;
Matros Kirilinko.
the Terrible Cos
sack" VINO really
was terrible
against a Lon d os
h ere Sc We r a |
months ago, and
Vanka Zelesniak,
another Russian
CoSsack.
This Pinetzki, "
we ventured, "is
the biggest athlete
this town has
eopn He nnakec
Evening star., 1932-03-27
INTERCOLLEGIATE ALUMNI LEAGUE.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High averages-Garnett ~ P. ~. l11-40;
Burns (Maryland). lll-33
High game-Garnett ". p. IL, l57.
High SeU-Garnett (V. p. l., 400.
High team game-Maryland, 56a
High team set-Maryland. 1,640.
High individual spareS-Garnett (V P. IL,
1913.
SO.
High team spares-Maryland. 5f2.
High team StrikeS-Co4 nell, ia; Princeton,
llU; Maryland. llU
Evening star., 1932-03-27
WAR DEPARTMENT LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team game-Stetistics, 603.
High team set-Hydrographic. l,726.
High individual average-Penfold. 1920.
High individual game-Feaster, $50.
High individual set-Penfold. 402.
Average Strikes-Warman, .562.
Average spareS-Penfold 25l3,
Evening star., 1932-03-27
C0LORED SWIM CLASS

Boys to Get Free Lessons Daily at
Twelfth Street Y. M. C.. A.
Learn to Swim week" will be
launched by the Twelfth Street Y. M.
C. A. boys department Tuesday and
continue through April 2. Free SWIM
ming lessons will be given daily to COL
ored boys from 10 to 18 years of age
It is open to all
Applications should be made This
course will be under the supervision of
some of the outstanding swimming in
structors of the city.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
INSURANCE LEAGUE.
Season Records.

SadsOh hCCOFus.
High individual average-Rice l1o-l9
High individual game-Spicknall. l57.
High individual set-Shackelford, 399.
High strikes-Spicknall 35
High spares-Lacke. l64
High team Eame-Acacia 609
High team set-Acacie, l.707.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
ARCADE SUNSHINE LEAGUE.
Season Records.

digh individual ayerage-Whiting. 1l0-14.
High individual spareS-Whitlng, 1888.
High individual StrikeS-Snyder, "a.
High individual game-Whiting. l46,
High individual set--Whiting, All.
High fiat game-Snyder. 81.
High team game-Rug Department. 55I
High team set-Cold Storage, 1884.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
BUILDING CONTRACTORS LEAGUE.
BANKERS LEAGUE.
Sea gon Records.

SeaSOn Records.
- High individual game-Madden tHibbs
High individual set-Doying washington
Loan No; y, 1885, souder, American Security
No. II, 1876
=, High Strikes-Wilcox washington Loan
High spares-Geier Bank of washinston),
High team game-Hibbs Co.. 629.
High team Set-Hibbs Co, l.733
High individual average-Wild (WaShng
ton Loan No. II, 1l0-ll.
Weekly Prize winners.
High game-Sruen CHibbS CO.., 1i3
High Set-Barrett (American Security No.
-, 1862.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
RESTING Masonic Teams Pin
QUIGLEY-MISCH0U WIN
Take Brother-Sister Title in Pin
Tourney at Mt. Rainier.

Catherine Quigley and Frank Mis-
chou, with an aggregate score of 664,
won the annual Mount Rainier brother
end sister tournament last night on
the Mount Rainier drives.
Two pins behind were Catherine and
Hugh Crawley. Kay and Bill KlaneI
finished third with 654
Mrs. Quigley rolled 300 and Mischou
364.
Evening star., 1932-03-27


is 6 feet inches tall, and has reach
of IA inches greater than his altitude,
appeared at the Washington Audito-
rum. Like all mastodons of the ring,
he has varicose veins Before corralled
by Pfefer he was big drawing card
around Berlin, Hamburg and other
German centerS.
nFEFER, son of a rabbi and native
L of Russia, made his debut as an
exporter of foreign talent as man
ager OF Ivan The Terrible" Podduhny,
who was groomed for a shot at Hacken
schmidt, but never got it. In those
days Pfefer was just beginning in the
mat game and he found Poddubny too
expensive to keep long. The only Eng
lish words Poddubny appeared TO know,
according to Pfefer, were ham and
eggs" and everywhere he went he
ordered that dish.
He used TO make a salad Of IS heads
Evening star., 1932-03-27
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE,
Season Records.

High team game-Times-H Herald. COS.
High team set-Daily News. I'LL.
High individual average-Burrows. 1882
High individual game-Hamilton. l65.
High individual Set-BurrowS, 596
High strikes-C. Crane. AZ
High spareS-Bailey. 1863
High game for the week-Hanks. l60
High set for the week-Burrows, 1885,
Evening star., 1932-03-27

WASHINGTON mat fans remember
w the bewhiskered Kalmikoff, who's
got it all over the Smith Brothers,
as the victim Of Dick Shikat last Sum-
mer in the District Of Columbia Job
Fund tournament at Griffith Stadium.
1t was only after defeats by Shikat,
Evening star., 1932-03-27
woMEN's FEDERAL LEAGUE.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team set-G. H. l.. 1888.
High team game-Land. $50
c-5
High individual game-Watson. l60
High individual average-Ganna. l09-20.
Evening star., 1932-03-27

"Mr. Pfefer," we began, 1T seems to
us you are an outstanding example Of
mind over matter. Would you explain
how you manage to corral mountains
like Pinetzki, Kalmikoff, Zelesniak, XII
rilinko, Holuban and Kley?"
A STUTE Mr.. Pfefer, sensing his name
"A in print, thus began:
"At least once a year I go
abroad in search of new wrestling ma
terial. I have the advantage over my
rivals because I can speak fiuently II
languages.
Whether I go to Siberia, Turkey,
Bohemia, India, or most any other
country, can gain the confidence of
those I want to bring into Jack Cur
1ey's fold. I always look for b-awny,
hairy giants and try to visit places
neither Curley nor any rival promoter
goes
Evening star., 1932-03-27

Season Records.

High average-McIntyre. Ill.
High game-McShea, 1856
High Set-McIntyre, 403
SpareS-Talbott. l53
Strikes-McShea, IS
High team game-Havens Ice e. Coal $40
High team set-HavenS Ice & Coal, l,800.
Evening star., 1932-02-14
HIGHWAY PATROL
] PAY UNAVAILABLE
Mount Vernon Memorial
Rookie Force Must Await
Completion Formally.

Diminishing District funds. available
for payment Of United States park
police, are beginning to worry officials
of the Office of Public Buildings and
Public Parks because the rookie police
men. signed up in anticipation Of TAX
ing over the Mount Vernon Memorial
Highway, cannot be paid out of the
special Federal appropriation until the
read is formally turned over to Lieut..
Col U. S. Grant. 3d.'s office.
The highway is still in the hands OF
the Bureau of Public Roads. Depart
ment Of Agriculture, save for week ends,
when the United States park police
patrol it. The park police on duty In
the District of Columbia are paid out Of
District funds. Congress has created q
special Federal fund for paying police
on the Mount Vernon Memorial High
way.
Capt. Ray c. Montgomery. U. S. A.,
superintendent of the United States
park police has been assembling the
nucleus of the force that will police
the new highway in anticipation OF its
being turned over almost any time.
Opening Date Delayed.
The permanent opening date has
been delayed from time TO time and
Evening star., 1932-02-14
"RIDE" VICTIM identified

Bronx Man Shot in Head and Left
Near Stolen Auto.
NEW YORK, February 10 (R.-Louis
de Maria, 80, was shot early today and
his body left in shallow gully in
the Spuyten Duyvil section Of the
The body lay across automobile tire
marks that led to q spot where an
abandoned and badly damaged stolen
automobile had been found four hours
before the body was discovered 100 feet
away by bus driver. There were bull
let wounds In the right temple and the
left side Of the head.
A brother, Anthony de Maria, identi-
fed the body. Anthony's automobile
license was found in the slain mans
clothing. Anthony said his brother had
not been working for some time.
Evening star., 1932-02-14
INDUSTRIAL ALCOHOL
NEARLY FREE OF RACKET
Commissioner Doran Says Hela-
lively Few Producers Are
Now Under Suspicion.

BY the Associated Press.
Relatively few producers Of indus
trial alcohol, said Commissioner Doran
Yesterday, are now under suspicion Of
diverting their product into bootlegging
channels.
This view was set out 10 announce
ment of a new bulletin dealing with
facts on industrial alcohol production
published by the Treasury bureau which
regulates this industry.
"The alcohol which bootleggers peddle
(now) is derived principally from Illicit
fermentation of corn sugar. cane sugar.
molasses and grain to lesser degree. !"
said the bureau announcement. II
pointed out that in the first years OF
prohibition Industrial alcohol was the
chief source of supply, The industrial
production under permits now totals
nearly q hundred million gallons year,
Evening star., 1932-02-14

1t is now indefinite. Five Of the twelve
new men already have been signed up
and are now In uniform receiving their
training. The older men Of the force
who live in Virginia are to be given
preference for the Mount Vernon duty.
under tentative plans now worked out.
They will be replaced In the District
by some OF the newly acquired omcers.
The new men were taken on IN an
ticipation of the highway being turned
over to the jurisdiction Of Lieut.. Col.
U. S. Grant, Sd, director Of public
buildings and public parks, but the
Bureau Of Public Roads Is retaining
authority over the highway. The bu-
reau explains that it IS necessary to
have work trucks travel back and forth
on the road TO repair parts that have
settled, clear of the dirt that has been
washed down by the rains and generally
carry on the work Of grading and land
scaping.
The five new men taken on the
United States park police force are
John W. Mason, Vincent w. Cleary,
George c. Hebble, John A. Henricksen
and Charles P. Apfelbeck. Altogether
there will be IL men detailed to the
Mount Vernon Highway police group,
3 of them being sergeants.
Pay From District Funds.
As COL Grant has not yet taken over
Jurisdiction Of the Mount Vernon High
way and Is not likely to for some time,
the pay Of the new men continues regu-
larly to come out Of the District funds.
In the second deficiency bill, last
year, Congress appropriated $13,100
for the police force to be engaged In
patroling the Mount Vernon Memorial
Highway and for the purchase Of their
equipment. Under the District appro-
priation act of 1892 Congress appro-
priated s180,s85 for pay and allowances
of the park police, with $l5,l60 for
equipment.
If the Bureau Of Public Roads con-
tinues to maintain Jurisdiction over
the highway, except on week ends, the
Evening star., 1932-02-14

pay Of the new men on the United
States park police will continue to come
out of District funds, officials say, and
as this may continue for q numbe. OF
weeks, they are beginning to wrinkle
their brows over the situation.
Evening star., 1932-02-14

"Coloniol Days"- all-over print in a
wealth of Colonial motifs, black, navy,
brown, red, green grounds with white.
"Colonial Coaches" mini lures OF
coaches with extra wheels forming dot
effect. Gold, and soft shades of blue, red,
green, brown, navy, black with green.
Liberty BeHs"-dainty "pen and ink
effect; white, maize. rose, light blue,
green, tan, navy, brown, black grounds.
Evening star., 1932-02-14

The permanent opening date has
been delayed from time to time and