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Evening star., 1936-03-13
YOUNG MARKSMEN|
TO MATCH CARDS.
Wenatchee, Wash, h.,American
Legion Juniors, Moscow
Team Opposed.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
w YENATCHEE, Wash.-Young
M American narksmen have
Wv challenged Soviet Russia to
a duel with "shootin'
irons" and the match is on.
It sounds strange, but it's true.
Robert w. Belt, director of the
American Legion Junior Rifle Club
of Wenatchee, arranged the match
with the Baumanski Club of Moscow,
U. S. S. r., by writing to Lieut.. Col
Philip r. Faymonville, military at
tache of the United States Embassy
in Leningrad.
Ten boys and girls, all under 19
years old, will step up to the firing
line in a basement here late this
month or in early April with the
honor of their country squarely on
their shoulders. They will be firing
against 10 young Soviets in Moscow
the scores to be exchanged by mail
The definite date will be set later.
Under Army Supervision.
THE teams first were scheduled to
compete in January, but the Rus
SLAMS requested a postponement.
Twenty-Five caliber rim-fre rifles
will be used, with each contestant
firing 10 shots in prone position at
a range of so feet, using official
National Rife Association targets.
The match will be supervised in
Russia by the Osoviachim, which cor
responds to the National Rifle Asso-
ciation in this country. Col. Faymon-
vile will be observer in Moscow for
Wenatchee,, and Capt. Gerald Church
LII, United States Officers Reserve
Corps, win do the honors for the
Moscow Club here.
The Wenatchee club, organized late
in 1884, is composed of 80 boys and
girls, and has a record of 10 wins and
losses. A match fired last Fall with
the Paragon Club of London has not
yet been settled due to a misunder-
standing in arrangements.
Two Girls on Team.
THE best of the young sharpshooters
can hit bullseye, which is only
an eighth of an inch in diameter,
nine times out of ten at so feet, and
it is seldom that any of them get out
Of the e ring" which is three
quarters of an inch in diameter.
The team is coached by Frank Sonn-
tang, sr., crack marksman of Wenat-
chez. The tentative lineup includes
two girls, Elma Kinzebach, 16 years
old, and Sylvia Myers, l8. The eight
boys are Allen Alexander, 16; Floyd
Wentz, IT; Robert Wentz, 18; Robert
Sonntang, l6; Frank Sonntang, jr., II;
Hoyt Calhoun, II; Clyde Sellers, II,
and Jay Palmquist, II.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

EDNA H. ECKHARDT rolled the
highest game of duckpins that
has been noted this season, knock
ing down l20 pins at the Casino
alleys. Miss Eckhardt has been
bowling for consistently high
scores and there Is coniderable
talk of prospective match between
her and Mrs. Vogelsberger or Mrs.
Lsemann. .t-
Arrangements for the resumption
Of the George Washington George
town foot ball game on Thanks
giving day practically have been
completed. The last contest In
foot ball between the two took place
in 1907 and ended up 90.
The Analostan Boat Club will
row against the Navy varsity
eight-oared shell crew in the OPEN
ing of the aquatic season at An.
napolis.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
FINE WIN SPEEDS
R|NALD|S ON WAY:
Crack Basketers Trounce
College Stars, Depart
for A. A. u. Meet.

YASH1NGTON court fans to-
M day are confident the Ri
" " naldi Tailors, 1920 victors
last night over a local all
star college quint at Heurichs gym,
will be one of the most-feared teams
to compete for National A. A. U. bas-
ket ball honors at Denver.
Entraining for Denver Immediately
after their victory over team COM
posed of Georgetown. Maryland,
George Washington and Catholic Uni
versity stars, the Tailors will open
tournament play on Monday.
Strengthened by the addition of
Bernie Lieb, Catholic University CEN
ter; Hal Kiesel, George Washington
center, and Carroll Shore, former
Georgetown frosh and Central High
star, Rinaldi piled up an 1911 half
time lead over the Collegians and
managed to quell a second-half rally
which all but erased their early mar.
gin.
Kiesel, Shore, Lieb, Bill Noonan,
Bobby Lucas, Ollie Upton, Cliff Key
ser, Pickles Walker, Sammy Hook,
Coach Dave Keppel and Manager Jim
Hennessey composed the squad which
left for Denver. The team will work
out in Chicago tonight and arrive at
the site of tournament action on Sum-
Evening star., 1936-03-13
CAN'T QUIT SPEEDING
Dixon, Just Out of English Jail,
After Campbell's Mark

LONDON OP.-Freddie Dixon, Brit
ish aspirant for land speed laurels. just
out of Middlesborough Jail, where he
was confined for speeding, has thrown
out challenge to Sir Malcolm Camp
bells record.
He plans to be seen on the Utah
salt fats some time this year with
car Of his own design which he is
confident will beat Campbell's record
Of SOL miles per hour. z
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bASKETERS STAGE
TWO MORE FINALS
145.Pound and Girl Titles
at Stake-LangIey and
Northeast Triumph.

1.-TWO more District A. A. U. bas-
ket ball championships will be
crowned tonight as the Bovello
- Plumbers and Twin Oaks Black
Hawks clash for the 145-pound title
and Sandy Spring and Typo feminine
tossers face for girls senior honors at
the Heurich gym.
With Places and Dellinger pacing
the attack, the Langley Boys Club
won the 100-pound championship last
night, trimming the Washington Boys
Club Red Birds, 26-19, on the losers
court.
Northeast Boys Club fell but three
points short of doubling the score on
Mcfarland Young Mems Club, taking
the l30-pound crown, 27-15, on the
Heurich court.
Sandy Spring and Typo girls will
square off at 7:30 o'clock, with the
Plumbers and Black Hawks meeting
an hour later.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
Feather Boxes Dean in Six-Round
Bout Next Monday.

Following a three-month hyoff,
Eddie Burl. scrappy featherweight,
will return to the ring Monday night
at Turner's Arena to fight Bobby
Dean in six-round support Of three
featured eight-round bouts.
Burl and Dean have engaged in
two previous bouts. each grabbing
split-decision verdicts John Ander-
son will face Carl Knowles, Leroy
Zinkham will meet frankie Mills and
Irish Johnny Dean will battle Pete
Galiano in scheduled eight-rounders.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
ERNIE IS RAzzED
AS MAT WINNER
Customers Greet Conqueror
of Christy With Shower
of Missiles.

T 7 ANDSOME Vic Christy's profile
- was just a bit messed up,
Ernie Dusek's mouth re-
- Il sembled raw hamburger and
Turner's Arena resembles the White
House grounds on Easter Monday to-
day following Dusek's victory over the
California Adonis last night.
Before an unappreciative audience
of 1000 spectators, Ernie clamped a
body slam on Christy after 81 minutes
of rough action and then fell victim to
shower of cigar butts. newspapers,
drinking cups and programs.
Referee Pelted, Too.
A T THE finish, Dusek was bleeding
profusely from the mouth and
Christy was wandering around the ring
in daze. Referee Cyclone Burns, in
awarding the match to Dusek. also was
on the receiving end of much debris
The match was featured by kicking,
gouging and hitting. with very little
straight wrestling being displayed.
In semi-final match, Ivan Mana
goff disposed of Irish Jack Donovan
in 18 minutes with a body slam.
Donovan was tossed into the ropes and
wrenched his back, falling easy prey
for Managoff.
Mike Mazurki and John Katan
wrestled to the weekly draw, while
Scotty MacDougall conquered Ed
Meske after 20 minutes of slow open
ing match.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
WONDER ABOUT BREvITY.

LOUISVILLE, KY. March 13 CP.-
without anybody expressing doubt
that Brevity is a flrst-class colt. the
talk around Churchill Downs is wheth-
er Trainer Peter j. Coyne can keep the
j. E. Widener Derby favorite in con-
dition between now and Derby day,
MAY 2.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
BETTERS SWIM MARKS
Higgins Cracks Own Records in
Meet at Amherst.

AMHERST. Mass, March 13 P.-
Johnny Higgins, sensational Provi-
dence, R. l., swimmer, improved two
of his world records for the breast
stroke in the Amherst College pool.
He was clocked in l minute 4 Sec
onds at the 100-yard mark, clipping
a second from the record, and con-
tinued on to the 100-meter mark in
ITO, four-fifths of a second faster
than his previous time.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
ITALY IN 0LYMPICS
Nazi Rhine Drive Not to Affect
Athletes Participation.

ROME, March 13 CP.-Italy will
attend the Olympic Games at Berlin,
officials have announced, despite ef-
forts to boycott Germany as a result
of its occupation Of the Rhineland in
violation of the Locarno pact.
A member of the Italian Olympic
Committee said the proposal to boy
colt the games had not even been
discussed.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
AIMS AT 0lYMPICS

Rydzewski, c. q. Boxer, to Enter
Charlottesville Trials.
Ferd Rydzewski, Catholic Univer-
sity's undefeated light-heavyweight,
will be the only member of the Car
dinal boxing team to compete in the
Olympic try-outs at Charlottesville,
Va, March q and 28.
Rydzewski, who will enter the tests
as a heavyweight due to his inability
to scale ITS pounds, has scored three
knockouts and trio of decision vic
tories in six fights this season.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
STREAK BASKET WINS
BritiSher is FaVOrite,

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, CP.-
Boosting a record of 20 straight vic
tories, the Fredericksburg High School
girls basket ball team will seek the
State title tonight against the South
Boston High girls.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
AMERICAN LEGION.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game-Nash. 632.
High team set-Nash, 1,716.
High team strikes-Nash, 1874.
High team spsres-Lincoln. $50.
High individual games-Walker NASH
161: Courtney NASH. 161.
High individual set-Walker Nash).
High averages-GartreIl Bunker HID.
~ games. 119: Share (Sergt. Jasper).
High individual strikes-Sarver NASH
30; Myers Bunker Hill), 33.
High individual spares-Walker (Nash).
High. fiat game Maddocks tTreas-
ury). 96.
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COLUMBIA LODGE. NO. ia. L
Season Records.

High individual games-Reigelman (Sight
ID. 179; Deutsch tBd. Mt. Al, 1855.
High individual sets-Spilman (Sisht u,
422: Garrison I'D Mt. q. .4Os.
High team sames-Miscl l, 665: 3D.
High team sets-B. M. 1. 1.so5: Sight 1.
High fat sames-Lattin (sisht u. 81;
Keller CPlat. Pol. ID, 81; Garrison (Bd.
Mt. ~. 81.
High averages - Spilman (Sisht -,
12I-22: Beavers (Miscl. y. 119-47,
Eelman isight u. 43: Fiaharty tMiscl
High spares-Beavers (Miscl. u. 244:
Weidman OR. Rm. ID. 213; epilman (Sisht
ID, 213.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
FATOR TURNED DOWN.

NEW YORK, March 13 Up.-Lavrne
Fator, former well-known jockey, now
a trainer. and Johnny Gilbert, rated
among the ranking present-day riders,
have been refused licenses by the
stewards of the Jockey Club. No rea-
son was given.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team games-Ambassador Laun-
dry. 65s: Highway Engineers. 657.
High team setS-Hiehway Engineers,
500; Ambassador Laundry. 1873.
High individual eames--Espey. IVA;
Megaw. III.
High Individual sets-P. Harrison. 462;
HiEh spares-P. Harrison. 21o; Megaw.
High strikes-P. Harrison. SO; Ander-
SON IS.
High averages-MeEaw. 1928; P. Har-
rison, 1929 ESpey.- 1924; 4anten,
James. j1IHs' fIsHik iis: Aiken.! iis.2s: Beatty.
11e-11; cotteTs 1IS-4l.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

Occidental Rest. VS.. Recreation at
Baltimore.
Coca-Cola Cavaliers VS.. Norfolk
Center at Norfolk
John Marshall Statesmen VS.. Plaza
at Richmond.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
D. C. ANGLERS DO WELL.

KEY LARGO, Fla, March 13 (Spe-
ciaD.-Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Lust of
Washington, D. c., today brought back
seven barracuda, two mackerel and
two grouper to the Key Largo Anglers
Club after few hours of trolling in
the Gulf Stream.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
LUTHERAN.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High strikes-Falk Keller Memorial)
and A Solem CAtonement) Al.
High spares-L. Hoover (St. Paurs No.
p. 1877.
High averages-L. Hoover. 112; Davis,
Ill; Polkinhorn. Ill: N. Groff. H Mertz.
Falk. A. Solem, no. Hem. 100; v. George.
10S.
High individual same-N Groff. 1s1.
High individual set--L. Hoover. 41S.
High team game-Atonement. 615.
High team set-Luther Place, 1925.
High nat Sanctuary Mertz (Keller
MemoriaD. oS.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
SPRINGFIELD IN RUNNING.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 10 up.
Springfield Colleges small but ag-
gressive basket ball team earned the
right to represent New England in the
Olympic trials at New York by de-
feating the Providence College five
1924.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
BIG CENTRAL TRACK MEET.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, March 13 (P).
-Last-minute entries received today
swelled the total contestants for FRI
days and Saturdays Central Inter-
collegiate track meet to 1876 individuals
and II teams. Both figures repre-
senting new records.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
Choice Champion Les Yank Russians Will hoot HOu
Mat Matches
Hy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
wASHINGTON.-Ernie Dusek, 228,
Omaha, defeated Vic Christy, 218,
Los Angeles. One fall.
HARTFORD. Danno O'Mahony,
224, Ireland, defeated George Man
ish, 200, Bulgaria. Straight falls.
CAMDEN, N. Joe Savoldi, 205,
Three Oaks, Mich, and Emil Dusek,
ait, Omaha, wrestled to a draw. Each
took one fall before curfew ended
match.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
WHETHER Fred Buchholz,s occi-

WHETHER Fred Buchholz's Occi-
dental team is to win the South
ern Intercity League championship
may depend lot on what it &C.
complishes tomorrow night against
the Baltimore Recreations, on the lat
ter,s drives. In their last meeting,
the Recreations handed the Occi-
dentals the only coat of whitewash
to appear In the league all season
and turned what looked to be walk
in for the Buchholx crew into a
tough race with four teams having
excellent chances Of triumph. Fol-
Evening star., 1936-03-13
MILE STARS TO MEET.

NEWARK, N. j.. March 13 [P).-
Joseph Mangan, Cornell track star,
and Glenn Cunningham, formerly of
Kansas u. will meet Monday night in
q special invitation 1,500-meter race
at Newark A. C.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
FISHERMAN Is SKILLFUL
Catches a o15 Pound Carp Using
Thread and Tiny Hook.

EAGLE ROCK, Va, P).-Using
line made from black sewing thread
and a tiny minnow hook, Forest Lin
thicum caught a 912-pound carp in
the James River.
He said that he waited patiently for
the big fish to wear itself out before
attempting 10 land it.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
S0CCERS CLASH SUNDAY
Heurich Brewers, Sun Radio Bat
tie in City Title Opener.

Play for the District soccer cham
pionship will be started Sunday by the
Heurich Brewers and Sun Radio on
Benning Field. The game is called for
2:30 pm.
The series starter will be the first
meeting Of these teams this season.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
THE Wood party presents an ideal

THE Wood party presents an ideal
opportunity for medium average
shooters to acquire some valuable ex-
perience. The city's leagues are re-
plete with newcomers who, in one sea-
son, have built up their games into
the los class, but never have known
the thrill of sweepstakes competition.
Experience in money bowling has come
to be requisite for stardom.
Both men and women are eligible
for the Wood tournament, which will
be rolled in two hve-game blocks, the
firal a week from tomorrow at the
Lucky Strike. The entry fee of s5
will include the cost of shooting 10
games.
Averages Of all entrants will be
checked carefully and the Tournament
Committee reserves the right to reject
any entry. Bowlers of known class
who for one reason or another are
carrying low averages might find the
committee tough to deal with.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
PIN STANDINGS
DIAMOND CAB.
Season Records.

SeasOh Rec0rds.
High team game-Union Station. 645.
High team set-Union Station. s47.
High individual game-Wesley. 161.
High individual set-Lewis. All.
High strikeS-Kennedy 30.
High spares-Wesley. 1872.
High nat game-Barwell. Q6.
High averages - Mellington. 112-46;
Lewis. 1928: Wesley. 112-14: Hopkins.
111-39: Olivette. ILLS.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
Season Records.

Season Records.
Hish h team team ssnMfinenei sstMMschinel .sss. s
High individual Rame-Walsh. 152.
High individual set-Halloran. $50.
High strikes-Land, &c.
High spares-Swain, ISL.
High average-Swain. 1898.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
BR|T|SHER SEEKS
THRONE TONIGHT
Jock Declares He Is Ready
to Battle IS Rounds at
High Speed.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, March 13.-John
Henry Lewis, light heavy
" weight champion Of the world,
a climbs through the ropes of
the Madison Square Garden ring to-
night to defend his crown against
Jock McAvoy of England. ablest of
his nation to come up the pike in
many day.
McAvoy, who represents the par
sdox of an English fighter who can
fight. has mapped out program for
himself which if successful would see
him king of the worlds heavyweights.
He already holds the British middle
and light heavy weight titles. Re-
gardless of the outcome of tonight'S
encounter, he will sail for England
next week to meet Jack Peterson
for the British heavyweight title on
April %. IF successful in both bouts,
he will return to this country seek
ing a joust with Jim Braddock.
Britisher is Favorite.
McAVOY ruled a 9-to-10 choice
in the betting last night. but the
odds were expected to shorten before
ring time. Lewis has been training
at Pompton Lakes, N. j., under the
expert guidance of Jack Blackburn,
trainer of Joe Louis.
The match is scheduled for IS
rounds and McAvoy says he is in con-
dition to travel that distance at top
speed, despite the opinion of observers
that he will seek to kayo the tall
Negro whose forte is boxing. Dave
Lumiansky, manager of McAvoy, said
he believed McAvoy would be stronger
than his opponent. Jock has been
building up for the fight whereas
Lewis has had to train down to the
light heavyweight limit.
Makes Impressive Showing.
McAVOY made an impressive debut
in this country when he out
pointed the punching AL Mccoy
in 10 rounds. Later he knocked out
Babe Risko, the middleweight titlist,
in one round of non-title bout, belted
Jimmy Smith out of the picture in
two and outplointed Anson Green
in 10.
Lewis has been busy battler for the
last year, having engaged in II
matches. Since winning the title from
Bob Olin October 81, 1885, he has
taken part in nine bouts Only a
week ago he fought Eddie Simms
IN st. Louis, flying to Pompton Lakes
the following day to make ready for
tonight's fray.
After yesterdays workout Blackburn
said: John Henry is in champion
ship shape and McAvoy will find that
out"
Evening star., 1936-03-13
Another Fight Figured.

ENCLOSED in the contracts is a
stipulation that the winner of the
fight must return to Washington for
an over-the-weight scrap during the
Summer season.
Phil Furr. District welterweight
champion. and Sid Silas, local lar
ruper, probably will be signed for
semi-fnal attraction. Silas now is in
Florida recuperating from a shoulder
injury.
Tickets for the title tussle would
range from 81 to IS. with a capacity
crowd crossing in the neighborhood Of
S55,000. Twenty-Five thousand seats
will be offered for 81 and 5000 at 50,
with reserved seats at IS.
Benny Leonard, retired undefeated
lightweight champion. who was Wis
itor at the dinner, labeled the fight a
natural.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
EAST WASHINGTON CHURCH.
Season Records.

High averages-Gochenour. 1874: De-
loe 1851 Hall. 1888.
-Gochenour. 159 each.
High individual sets-Hall. 422. 420
Hish team esmes-Douglas. 624; Metro
High team sets-Doueias. 1.730; Doug
las ], ,726;. Douglas, 1922.
High strikes-Deloe AS; Gochenour. "A;
Hall. 43.
gnellinRs 1874
Evening star., 1936-03-13
AS A wARM-UP for their serie

As A WARM-UP for their series
= with the Knights of Columbus, to
be held March 81. and April 4, the
Masons will stage scrap among
themselves. 1t will take place tomor-
row night. starting at o'clock, on
the Almas Temple drives.
The team picked from the Masonic
League to meet the Caseys will oppose
a select lineup from the Almas Tenn
pie League. Those to engage are:
Observation-Disclosures, Simon, Litchfleld,
Cleary, Ellis and Phillips. Almas
Temple-Rice, Meany, Rose, Isemann,
Courtney and Shipton.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

Charley Phillips, partly responsible
for the Masonic-K. of C. matches,
who captained the Masons in the
first battle two seasons ago, was
thought to. be out of the running for
a place on the Trowel team this
time. Two weeks ago he stood
eleventh in the league with an aver
age of 113. Now he's fifth with
l15-plus, the result of successive sets
of 800 and 404.
Evening star., 1936-03-13
Chips From the Mapleways
BY ROD THOMAS,

II NRANh OILE1 Day OF Lfle SdIlCO
- League won't have an oppor-
tunity to defend his title as
L champion of the Bill Wood
dub sweepstakes, which opens tomor-
row night at the Lucky Strike. Since
last season Frank has tilted his aver
age to ITO. which makes him in
eligible. The tournament is open only
to bowlers with averages of less than
lot.
Bill Wood, sponsor Of the event,
looks for another big entry. His
tournament one year drew the largest
field ever to shoot in a sweepstakes
here, numbering more than $50.
No bowler has won it twice, one
reason being that the champion in
variably has boosted his average above
the eligibility limit between tourna-
ments.
Evening star., 1936-03-13

Totals 727 Totals 315
Referee-Mr Shirley &C. W..
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FEATHER TITLE co !
. CL|NCHEDF0RD.C.
Miller, Sarron Box May 18
=, for Record Guarantee
Posted Here.
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

%HE Districts f1rst world cham-
pionship bout, involving the
largest guarantee ever offered
Il any fighter to swing his fists
here, was expected to be sealed of1-
cially today as Maj. Harvey L. Miller,
matchmaker for the Metropolitan Po-
lice Boys Club benefit card. forwarded
contracts to managers of Freddie
Miller, featherweight champion, and
Petey Sarron, swarthy Syrian con-
tender.
Following a day Of wrangling with
Pete Reilly, Miller's manager. Mai.
Miller, secretary of the District Box
ing Commission, verbally closed the
deal last night by meeting Reilly's de-
mands for a $4,000 guarantee.
The fight, which will open the out
door season here, will be held May 18
at Griffith Stadium, over a scheduled
15-round distance.
O. X. With Sarron Manager.
THAT Jimmy Erwin, Sarron's man
ager, will accept the $500 con-
tract is a foregone conclusion. Both
Erwin and Sarron have been clamor-
ing for rematch since Petey dropped
a disputed decision to Miller at Miami
two weeks ago.
Refusing $4,000 after a 3-hour con-
fab with Maj. Miller, Reilly held out
for just twice the guarantee Freddy
received for defending his title at
Miami.
Reluctant to sign the champion at
that figure, Maj. Miller took his prob
lem before gathering Of District
Boxing Commission officials, sports
editors and boxing writer's last night
at the Occidental Hotel.
Originally scheduled as a dinner.
with no thought given to any discus
sion of title fight, the informal meet
ing soon developed into a heated con-
troversy. Following three hours of de-
bate, boxing experts agreed that local
fans would support a Miller-Sarron
bout. Maj. Miller Immediately tele-
phoned Reilly and closed the agree
ment.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-03-17
Today
 Ireland Is Land
 of Many CIories
(By The Associated Prcss)

tBy The Associated Prcss)
 Washington, March IT. Three representatives, na- tiVes of the old sod, on St. Patrick's Day, today ag- reed that Ireland was a land of many glories, and that St. Patrick actually did drive the snakes out of the land, which has no Irish stew. Corn beef and cab bage is an un-lrish dish, they agreed.
 The trio are Michael J. Stack of Pennsylvania, William B. Dary of New York, and John J. McGrath of California.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-03-17
NEG Shortwave Airplane Broadcasts Over Nome
SEVEN MEN ANDTHREE WOMEN ARRESTED CONNECTION WITH
 2YEAR OLD PAYROLL HOLDUP
fBy The Associated Press)

Nc" York, March r Seven mca and hr.c W9- maa were arrested b. po- Ice officials early taIs morning. in 2 fa.d oa a8 89 as#aeg' .re.
 ; miniature 4..oa. "5s eaa.iso.,cI 5H gaa au.aoal1- Ia= #Ho believe they have arrived o1 h. #o'u.ioa gf dae #I4I000 P @aou truck holaup two years ago.
 The police said that W4l- liam Q Brion. Z5, one of the prisoners, was wanted in connection with finger prints on d headquarters wanted card. They deeIar- ed his hngerprints check ed with those on the gov ernment card.