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Evening star., 1932-01-31
Shrimp Catch Grows.

The total annual catch Of shrimpS In
this country Is now more than 1oo.-
100000 pounds, ranking sixth among
the fisheries IN total production and
fifth in value The total catch has in
creased rapidly in recent years and the
greatest growth Is shown in the State CT
Louisiana. That state now supplies
nearly one-ha!f o. the total and its
in different shapes, fresh. canned and
dried.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
Old Styles to Return

Some leading French dressmakers
are looking for ideas among the styles
worn by English women of the eight
zenith century. 1t is thought that
Gainsborough beauties may come to
life upon the boulevards and in the
BoiS this Summer There is talk of
trailing skirts, real bustles, velvet
corsages and leg of-mutton sleeves.
Evening star., 1932-01-31
SUSPECT RUNS TO POLICE
Man Fleeing Shots of Detective
Believes Them Racketeers.

1RVINGTON, N. j. (NANAD. Two
detectives with warrant for forgery
ordered Meyer Rosenberg to halt when
he started to drive home. Instead of
complying, Rosenberg sped away and
the officers fired after him.
Rosenberg rushed into Irvington
police headquarters and said he was
being pursued by racketeers. He plead
ed for protection.
The two detectives explained his
error to every ones satisfaction except
Rosenbergs.
(Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-01-31
CHAPTER xxxY.

A[S[Afs
TINE streets filled with home-re-
turning throngs. A swarm OF
traffic surging, eddying, back
l. ing up on itself at congested
corners. Auto horns. Clang-
ing street cars. Shrill traffic whistles.
Newsboys calling latest editions. A
bedlam Of sound making the nerves
raw.
Good to be sitting In an auto, out Of
the malstrom. Not since she had run
away from Lockwood had she been in
an auto. The blessed sense of isola--
ton . . Of security :. Judy relaxed
against the cushions, her breath escap-
ing in tired little sigh. For the mo-
ment, the mere physical relief of not
being in the crowd, fighting her way
through the traffic, had caused her to
forget Pete Constantine. She started
at the sound of his voice.
you like this, Ell? You like to ride
in a nice car. -"
WEAKNESS leaping within her. She
forced an off hand little laugh. "Of
course. 1t. it's nicer than. fighting
through the crowd"
Maybe we fix 1t so you always ride
Evening star., 1932-01-31

The Mutual Savings Society, which
has been in existence in Dunbar Scot
land, for 1o3 years, recently distributed
$4,000 amon4 its members.
Evening star., 1932-01-31

What good was the struggle! As the
months went on tired and sick (.
unable to work . and afterward .. {.
a child to take care of E. a little help
hess baby thing.
Evening star., 1932-01-31

Tomorrow-A Girl Alone.
Evening star., 1932-01-31

The Mckinley High School ASSocia-
ton was addressed by Mrs. Henry Grat-
tan Doyle, a member of the Board of
Education, whose subject was Giving
Youth Fair Chance" Mrs. Hoagland
spoke on Child Welfare"
The chief subject of discussion was
the field day to be held by the McKin-
ley Association in June. Mr.. Edwards
chairman of the Field Day Committee
gave an outline of his plans. Bronze
medals, made at the school, will be Of
fered as rewards.
In appreciation of his interest and
extension work, DR.. c. w Camalier,
! former president, was presented with a
floor lamp.
The Executive Board will meet Feb
ruary 2 at pm. in the school.
Barnard.
The Barnard Association had a pro-
gram under the direction of Mrs. Irv-
ing, community center secretary. The
awards for greatest parent attendance
went to Mrs. Frees and Miss Miller'S
classes. The award carries $3.50 to the
class receiving it.
The next meeting will be February 9
at pm.
Stuart Junior High.
The association, under the leadership
of its president, Mrs. Victor GauzZa, has
been active in social work and enter
tainments through January.
The executive board recently enter
tanned the boys of the soccer team,
which tied for the city championship,
with turkey supper. The squad of Is
players and Coach LaWry attended, also
| Prof and Mrs SWartZ Miss Getty ath-
letic teacher for girls; Joe Judge, cap
tain of the Nationals, and Hap Hardell,
talks.
| Mrs. A. r. Grosskurth, chairman oi
Evening star., 1932-01-31

Mrs. c. P Clark, State chairman of
music, requests Chaperones for the
Children'S symphony concert next Sat
urday morning, in Central High School
auditorium Communicate with her
before that date. Her telephone num-
Der is Lincoln 3ll4.
Evening star., 1932-01-31

Associations desiring Founders Day
PageantS and other national publiCa-
tlonS are requested to call the State
publications chairman, Mrs. Walter c.
Jones, Atlantic 096l.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
CAVALIER R|NGMEN
0VERWHELM YALE
Ellis Suffer Fifth Loss in II
Years as Foes End Sea.
son Unbeaten.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
r UNIVERSITY, Va, February 90
The University of Virginia
boxers tonight won a spectacu-
lar 6-to-1 victory over Yale,
handing the Ellis their fifth defeat in II
years of intercollegiate boxing.
More than 400 spectators applauded
as the Cavaliers, Southern Conference
champions, ended their season unde-
feated
The Ellis, undefeated in two seasons.
started the match by winning in the
bantamVeight division but failed to
score thereafter
Before the bouts started John La
Rowe. who introduced boxing in the
South 10 years ago and who has coached
the Virginians ever since, was presented
with silver loving cup by the Thirteen
Club a student organization. He is pre-
pairing the Cavaliers to defend their
Conference title against II contendtng
teams in the sixth annual tournament
here Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Of next week.
Thomas of Yale scored a technical
knockout over Sewers. Virginia BAN
tamweight. in the first bout. after
noorlng the Vlrglnlan IN tne second
round.
Bobby Goldstein of Washington
D. C, Southern Conference feather
weight champion. retailiated by sending
Bentley to the canvas for the count
after l minute, % seconds of the first
round.
The next four bouts were close, but
the Virginians clearly outpointed the
Blue The most sensational was the
welterweight scrap in which Harold
Stuart outboxed the hard-slugging Nick
Delenio, Yale veteran, who had not
been defeated In three years of college
boxing.
Douglas Myers, Southern middle
weight title holder, was shaded by Capt.
Robert Bubb in the opening round, but
had the Eli leader groggy at the final
bell
Fshburne Virginia lightweight. out
pointed Walker, and Reiss defeated
Munson in the light heavyweight class.
Gentry, Virginia heavyweight, won
by forfeit.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
BASKET BALL LIST
TO CLOSE TUESDAY
Players in A. A. U. Tourney
Must Be Registered and
Blanks Filed.

~ ASKET BALL teams planning to
X compete in the annual District
A. A. U. championship tourna-
ment, starting March l at Tech
High, must have their entries in by
Tuesday midnight, the deadline. Play
ers must be registered and team blanks
filled out by that time.
Registration may be made at the
Boys Club. Third and C streets, or the
Post sports department.
More than 100 teams are expected TO
competa
Saks and Griffith Consumer teams
will clash Tuesday night at Eastern
High. probably at O'Clock. in game
to decide Section A honors in the Com
munity Center League. The Clothiers
recently defeated the Griffs to earn the
deadlock. The winner will meet Dela
ware g. Hudson. Section B victor, ir
a three-game series for the league
pennant, the dates to be set later.
De Molay basketers Of this city viii
entertain Frederick De Molay quint to.
morrow night on the Tech High court
starting at 7:30 o'clock. A dance will
follow.
A tournament to decide the basket
ball championship of the Southeast
Community Center will be held tomor-
row afternoon, with all eight teams that
use the Hine Junior High School court
getting action.
The schedule follows:
l o'clock, Interior VS.. Kelly A. c.;
! 40. Congress Heights Epworth League
VS.. Western Wildcats; 2:25, Keller A. C
VS.. Sigma Mu Sigma; 8, Marion A. c.
VS.. Perry A. c.; $40. winner OF first
game VS.. winner of second game; 4:3O
winner of third game VS.. winner OF
fourth game; Sis. final game.
Western Wildcats, made up largely
Of former Far West college tosSers, are
regarded as likely to win the tourney
The victor will receive a silver loving
cup offered by Pearson & Grain.
Rockville A. A. tossers are keen after
games with unlimited quints Call
Manager Mcdonald at Rockville 139-R
Burroughs 13O-pounders are seeking
contests with quints having courts
Call Potomac 6146.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
COLUMBUS u, BOXERS
FACE FAST DIXIE FOE
South Carolina Team to Be Met
Tomorrow Has Bowled Over
Sturdy Opposition.

Coincident with the Inauguration OF
Washington's Bicentennial sports sea-
son will be tomorrow nights collegiate
boxing program at the Strand Theater
At $50 Columbus University's boxers
will step into action against South
Carolina.
the Gamecocks will present one of the
best teams to visit here this season.
Included among the victims of the
visiting Southerners is North Carolina
State. Other ranking teams Of the
Southland also have fallen before the
Carolinans.
Victorious its last two times out Co.
lumbus will take on its sternest oppo-
nent Of the year.
In at least one division, the 1855.
pound class. Columbus may be boil
stored. Apparently not himself In his
last two bouts, rugged Mickey O'Con-
nor, 1881 District amateur middle
weight champion, is thought to have
regained his stride.
Though hopeful Of O'Connor's return
to form, Coach O'Connell is placing
most reliance upon Capt. Eddie Marmel
bantamweight; Mike Tardugno, 1928.
FOUNDER: Leo Covaleskie. welterweight
and Gus Mirman, light heavy.
The Gamecocks are featuring jim
Brailsford, featherweight: Tom Scott
118-pounder, and Jim Watts, light.
weight.
Athletic books only will gain admis.
sion to the bouts. They are obtainablt
at Goldie Ahearn's, Vic Sport Shor
and Spalding's.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
PAIR CUNTS TODAY
FOR DIXIE TOURNEY
Maryland, Kentucky Likely to
Be Seeded for Title
Competition.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A TLANTA, February 20.-South-
~ ern Conference basket ball
~ teams entered in the champion
ship tournament opening here
February 26 can start worrying about
their frst-round opponents Monday.
The Conference Committee meets
here tomorrow to select the 16 teams
eligible for titular competition and to
make the first days pairings.
Virginia Military Institute, South
Carolina, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and Clemson will not participate, put
most of the other conference teams
have filed entrance applications with
H. j. Stegeman of Georgia, committee
chairman.
Maryland and Kentucky, the cham
pion and runler-up in 1881, probably
will be given top seeded positions. Botn
have been among the leaders all sea-
son and Kentucky is the only unoeaten
team in the loop.
THE tournament starts at O'CLOCK
i next Friday afternoon at the city
auditorium, with play scheduled
all afternoon and night. Afternoon
and evening games are booked for Sat-
urday, but only two night contests
the semi -finals-are set for MONDAY,
with the championship engagement
Tuesday night.
Kentucky and Maryland are favored
to brush through the early round COM
petitions and go into the finals again,
where they can pick up their tltular
battle where they left of last year
when Maryland won the flag IN a
thrilling last-minute attack.
Both of these teams are stronger
than they were in 1881. Maryland has
all her regulars back, but newcomers
have pushed several of the veterans
to the sidelines. Kentucky will pre-
sent almost a new team, but one pos
sessing more offensive power than the
1881 outfit.
NORTH CAROLINA, which beat
~ Maryland. and Auburn generally
are conceded to be slightly better
than the remainder OF the conference
quintets, although virtually all of the
teams entered in the big tournament
have shown enough brilliance at times
to upset any Of the early favorites.
Close behind this pair come Duke,
Alabama, North Carolina State.
Georgia, Tennessee, Virginia, Georgia
Tech and Louisiana State. Other
squads likely to cause some surprises
are Mississippi Florida, Tulane, Wash
mgton and Lee and Vanderbilt.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
OLD LINE R|NGMEN
BOW TO WOLFPACK
Keeser of Maryland Suffers
First Defeat as Team
Loses Final Meet.

~OLLEGE PARK. Md, February
2O-University of Maryland's s
boxing team brought its season
to a close here tonight, drop
ping a hard-fought series of bouts to
North Carolina State, S to 2, in Ritchie
Coliseum before 1900 spectators. The
Old Liners record for the year, its Sec
ond in intercollegiate boxing, was one
victory against three setbacks.
The Wolfpack captured two fights
on technical knockouts, one on de-
cision, another on a forfeit, while two
bouts ended in draws. Maryland's lone
victory came on clean knockout, us
other point being accumulated on the
two draw decisions.
Keener Is Stopped.
Fred Nordenholz, Old Line light
heavyweight, scored his teams knock
out. sending Bill Hall down for the
count after l minute SIS seconds OF the
first round.
Bernie Keener, Maryland 145-pound..
er. lost the first intercollegiate bout OF
his career, bowling to Bill Perrltt on q
technical knockout in the third round.
summaries. -,
11SPOJTND CLASS-Ed Karig IN. G.
state) defeated Frank Maneiri CMarylano)'
oeI1siJPoy oe9Ia1sNPoyrND CLASSIAl yelling IN. c.
state) defeated Harry Carroll CMarylandl'
technical knockout at end Of second round
135-POUND CLASS-Marshall Rhyme IN.
C. state) and Frank Isemann tMaryland'
draw, four rounds. M 80, -
State1 defeated Bernard Keener MARY
iand5. technical knockout after minute l3
1S5NPOUND CLASS-Joe Hull IN. C. State)
and Frank Hawkins maryland, draw, four
rounds.
(Maryland) knocked Dut hill Hall IN. C.;
State) after ! minute S. seconds OF nrst
UNLIMITED CLASs-Red Espey IN. C..
State) won on forfeit
Evening star., 1932-02-21
WCS-SKINKERS MEET
IN FLOOR TITLE PLAY
Semi-pro Basketers Pointed fol
Silver Spring Game-Caseys,
]. C. c. in Prelim.

Skinker Eagles and Vic Sports Shop
basket ball teams are primed for their
clash today at the Silver Spring Armory
that will open a series In the battle
for the semi-pro title Of the District
area. Play will start upon completion
of preliminary between Jewish Com
munity Center and Knights Of Colum-
bus, scheduled for 2 o'clock.
Ralph Bennie Of the Eagles and Joe
Sweeney Of Vics are expected to furn-
ish most of the fireworks on attack.
Sweeney formerly was an ace OF the
Skinker quint. Duke Allen Of the Birds
and Cowboy Hayes Of the Vics, rival
centers, also are expected to provide
color.
K. of c. squeezed out victory by a
lone point over J. c. c. recently and
another fine game looms today.
Orrel Mitchell, GonZaga coach, will
referee the main game.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
o. Track Games Colleges Prep School Series Pops Basket Ball
NAVY'S bASKETERS
FINISH WITH WIN
Defeat Harvard, 80 to 27, in
LaSt-Period Rush-Other
Navy Teams Score.
NNAPOLIs, Nd, February 90.

A NNAPOLIs. Md. February 90
~ Closing successful season here
~ this afternoon in which IL out
Of is games have been Won, the
Navy basket ball team defeated Har-
ward, 80 to 81.
Starting of in an evenly-played con-
test, and the half ending with a 1916
tie, the Navy quint outplayed the visi-
tors by large margin during the final
period. The work of Porter Bedell, who
scored the largest number of points Of
any player on the floor, was outstand-
ing. He was ably assisted by Kastein
and Loughlin for the victorious quint.
Rauh was mainly instrumental in the
visitors good showing for large part
of the first half. although the entire
Harvard team appeared badly tired
from the gruelling pace as the conflict
progressed
The largest advantage that Harvard
held during the entire game was dur
ing the middle Of the first half, when
the Crimson led, IA to 9. From that
point they we're greatly outplayed by
the Navy. which tied the score just a
few minutes before the end of the first
half and developed large lead after a
few minutes of play In the second pc
riod and held it until the final whistle.
Summary.
Evening star., 1932-02-21

him as few others did. He was the
highest type of athlete, embodying all
those qualities that make up real man
hood and none that detract from 1t.
1t would be impossible to find men
with finer conceptions of loyalty, truer
senses of the high attributes that de-
velop noble purposes and achieve
splendid results than Charley Pugh and
his brother Ed, who preceded him at
Maryland and who Is a commissioned
officer in the aviation section OF the
Marine Corps.
In all the years the writer has been
80 closely associated with Charley and
Ed he has never known either to be
guilty of an Intentionally wrongful act.
One was and the other is an almost
perfect example Of the results achieved
through the teachings of a great mother
who rears her sons to believe implicitly
that religious faith transcends all ma
terial things.
When Q man like Charley Pugh goes
to the beyond, one seems almost unable
to comprehend what It all means until
he thinks with Fchtea that death Is
only the beginning Of lie.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
MARINES BREAK Even
IN QUANT|CO TUSSLES
Defeat Carlisle Basketers, but Are
Losers to Wake Forest in
Tight Game.

QUANTICO. February 20-Quantico
Marines broke even at basket ball here
today. defeating Carlisle, Pa, Barracks
tossers, 40 to 80, in the afternoon, but
losing to Wake Forest in 1925 battle
tonight.
Marines led Carlisle all the way hold
ing a 21-16 advantage at the half. It
was the second win for the Leather
necks in as many days over Carlisle.
Superiority in foul shooting was big
factor in Wake Forests win. The COL
legians gained an early lead and stayed
ahead until shortlys safter the second
half began. when the Marines tied the
score at 18-all. 1t was nip and tuck
thereafter.
Summaries.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
OPENS TOMORROW
WITH FOUR GAMES
D. c. Championship Affair
Gives Snappy Finish to
Active Season.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.

@SDVshAND SLLEh, Jh.
= CHOOLBOY basket ball here
- about will wind up with a
~ flourish.
With the prep school
championship series, the most
comprehensive ever put on in this
group, scheduled for the first
three days of this week and the
possibility that the winner may
be matched against Eastern, public
high school title holder, followers
OF scholastic basket ball appear
in for some fine entertainment be-
fore the well known curtain is
rung down on the season.
Track also will engage the attention
Of the schoolboyS this week, several in
Stitutions being listed for representa-
ton in the Catholic University meet
Saturday night at Brookland.
Four games are scheduled tomorrow
in the prep school title competition, all
action. Series play to be staged in the
George Washington University gymna-
SUM will open at 2:30 o'clock, with
Goazaga and Friends meeting. A clash
between Georgetown Prep and Emerson
will follow at o'clock. Then after
supper st. Adams and Landon will go
at each other at o'clock, with St.
Johns and Dewitt battling in the fourth
game, at 8 O'Clock.
Gonzaga will play twice tomorrow,
being down for tilt with Tech High
| nv hn oil
TWO games are scheduled in the
i prep school tournament Tuesday.
The winner of the GonZaga Friends
encounter will engage the victor in the
Emerson Georgetown Prep fray in the
afternoon, at $50 O'Clock, and the st.
JohNs-Devitt game winner will meet
the st. Albans-Landon victor at 8:l5
pm. Central and Georgetown Prep
are stated to face at Garrett Park in
another tilt Tuesday. This game will
be pcstponed, though, if Georgetown
Prep still Is in the running in the prep
school tourney.
Featuring Wednesdays card will be
the final game OF the prep school series
at BIS pm.
In other tits that day Emerson will
meet Episcopal at Alexandria and Dewitt
is scheduled to engage Georgetown Prep
at Garrett Park.
Just one game is carded Thursday
involving District quint. This will be
between St. Johns and HyattsviIle
/ High at Hyattsville.
! IN attractive tilts Friday night at 8
i o'clock Western will meet Gonzaga at
Gonzaga and St Johns and the Boys
Club quint will clash at the Boys Club.
Bethesda Chevy Chase High will meet
Friends at Friends and St. Adams
will 60 down to Gloucester, Va. for a
brush with Camp Chesapeake School
to complete the days program.
Tech and Georgetown freshmen will
face in the feature game Saturday
The tilt will be played at Z pm. at
Tech as preliminary to the Carnegie
Tech-G. U. varsity game. Western will
meet Alexandria High at Alexandria
and ST. Adams and Christ Church
School will meet at Christ Church. Va,
in other games.
All the public high schools except
Business are expected to be repre-
sented in the Catholic University track
meet. Few, if any. athletes from tho
District prep schools will compete, it is
believed.
Evening star., 1932-02-21
Eastern (28)
HALLS LATE BASKET
DECIDES FOR HOWARD
Midcourt Shot That Sinks After
Final Gun Nets 1921 Win Over
Virginia State.

found the cords after the final gun car
lege tossers last night on the Howard
court.
Gaining an early lcGd, the Bisons
stayed in front until the second half,
when the visitors rallied 20 go ahead,
IA to 13. Battling was on a point-for-
point basis the remainder Of the way.
Summary.
Evening star., 1932-02-21

Totals .....l3 33 Totals .....l3 l ~
DrsMf H,ilses5 sehmld daSBSisse 'Bacsaelp 'h0'S m
WITH five Of the seven bouts being
w decided on narrow point margins
the Navy boxing team defeated
North Carolina tonight, 5 to 2.
With the exceptions OF the light
weight and unlimited bouts, all the
fights tonight were fought on extremely
close terms with the decisions being
made in the last round.
With every bout going three rounds
to decision, few presented spectators
any thrills, although terrific sluggin9
was witnessed in two of the fights. the
middleweight and light heavy classes.
Summaries:
ll5-pound class-Wrght. Navy. defeated
Williams; referees decision. ,-,,-
noaa reeree
135-pound class-Nauman, Navy, defeated
refeTess Navy
LqSpf1 Isopound ie'eEes Navy. de.
IFS pound class.Brown., North Carolina
defeated Powell; referees desis1n; s,..+s w,,.
son; referees decision.
Making the largest score Of the sea-
son the Navy rifle team defeated the
University of Maryland, 1,40l to 1889
The Plebes also turned in a victory
defeating the Maryland Freshmen
1882 to 1,279.
The Middle varsity riflemen registered
their victory through large advantage
the prone and kneeling being practically
on a par.
Winning the first six bouts with ap-
parently little difficulty, Navy defeated
Harvard, % to g. Ames and Barrows
registered the only victories for Har-
ward. Capt. Goodman of the MiddieS
won by the biggest margin in throwing
Gilbert after but 2 minutes and AZ
seconds.
Holding a decided edge in the foil
and eppee divisions. the Navy fencing
team easily defeated Pennsylvania, 13
to 4. The match was the first inter-
collegiate meet Of the season for the
visitors.
TONCLUDNG one Of the most sue
~ cessful seasons in years, the plebe
basket ball team defeated Manlius
School, 43 to II. The plebes held the
visitors scoreless for Is minutes and
led % to at the half.
Although given a hard fight in the
swimming meet, in which the Navy
plebes defeated Pennsylvania fresh
men, 40 to 30, the visitors failed to
score single point in the water polo
match. which the Young Tars took,
68 to O.
The plebe boxing team badly defeat
ed Valley Forge Military Academy, Z
to 0. Five of the victories were by
knockouts, two coming in the first
round
The work Of Bester for the victors
and Metcalfe for the losers was out
standing in the fencing match between
Pennsylvania freshmen and the Navy
plebes, which the visitors won, 8 to g.
The all-around ability of Oamato
who won first place in three events,
parallel flying rings and tumbling, and
second on the sidehorse, enabled the
East Side c. and M. T. High of New
ark, N. j., to defeat the plebes, "a to 20
Although losing the first two bouts
by falls, the plebe wrestlers won all the
rest of the contests to defeat Newton,
N. j., High School, "a to 10.