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Evening star., 1936-04-19
v YITH the opening Of the trout
n season in West Virginia to-
Wv day, angling for this species

w YITH the opening OF the trout
~ season in West Virginia to-
Wv day, angling for this species
now is in full swing. All Of
our nearby States have stocked their
trout waters with many thousands of
fish, and the best sport in the last
five years is expected. Owing to the
low temperature of the water, the big
majority of the fish caught will be
brook trout. Later when the water
temperature rises little, rainbow and
brown trout will strike.
From Oregon Inlet comes word of
the appearance Of channel bass, bu.
no blues. Hardhead now are being
taken in the nets in the lower Poto-
mac and up the bay as far as Thomas
Point Light, above the mouth Of
West River.
GLEN c. LEACH. chief of the di-
vision of fish culture of the United
States Bureau of Fisheries, informs
us that shad have started their run
of the Fish Station at Fort Belvoir.
ana that herring are in the creeks N
large numbers in that vicinity. 1t is
doubted, however, that herring will
advance upstream until the weather
moderates. the water at present being
extremely cold
White perch are in the Potomac
around Washington in larger numbers
than for years and many large ones
are being landed A sprinkling of
rockflsh also have made their appear
ance, the largest landed so far weigh
ing pounds.
Capt. Noah Hazard Of Galesville,
Md, has been catching few hard
head in his nets and he has a private
pond. located near Shadyside, that is
filled with white perch and catfish.
He plans to open this body of water
next Saturday and If any local anglers
want to fish for either species before
the hardhead season starts they can
angle to their hearts content for 81
a day.
Judging from the number of visits
Of anglers and telephone calls, 1t
seems our fishing friends, after a long
cold and tiresome Winter, have
reached the end of their patience and
now are ready to 60 fishing with the
least encouragement.
We visited Joe Fletcher's boathouse
the other day and found his yard filled
r,,{+I
wind. Among the anglers were many
women, all attired like the men, in
windbreakers, trousers and boots.
In our opinion the fishing season is
about two or three weeks behind reg
ular schedule.
FISHING in fresh water, there is a
bag limit. but in salt water it's q
question of let your conscience be
Evening star., 1936-04-19
AMERICAN.
Season Records,

Season Records.
High averages-Parsons. 1874: Cleary.
III; Rothgeb III.
Hish individual games--Lyons. 173;
Deffinbaush. I6S; Parsons. 1875; Fling. 165.
High Individual sets-Parsons. 439;
Lynn 4o6; Lyons, 419.
High team games-Stewart Bros. 6S5;
Dixie Pig $40 c. A. Woods. 639; Bean
Home improvements, 500
High team sets-Nstional Beer. .s14;
C.. A Woods 1903; Monument Electric,
1.196
Hish spares-Parsons. 2s4; Cleary, 255;
Ellis. 247.
Parsons. SO
Evening star., 1936-04-19
UPSON STAR AT TRAPS
Leads Fields in Two Shoots at
Washington Gun Club.

Fresh from his trapshooting con-
quests in the South where he defeated
Joe Hiestand, one of Americas best
trapshooters. Dennis A. Upson con-
tinued his good work in the registered
75-target tournament of Washington
Gun Club yesterday when he led the
field with II out of 75 Upson also
was high in the 25-target handicap
from the 23-yard mark with %.
c. G. Fawsett, always a contender,
pressed Upson in both events, scoring
10 in the rs targets and 20 in the
handicap.
Scores:
Evening star., 1936-04-19
Special Event Added to Program
of Miles River Regatta.
BY the Associated Pres.

BY the Associated Press.
EASTON, Md, April ia special
race for old-time canoes has been
added to the regatta of the Miles
River Yacht Club here on August g..
Directed by the Chesapeake Bay Log
Sailing Canoe Association, the race
will be held over the inside course
after the regular regatta program.
The committee also announced
there would be several Canadian can
vas-deck canoes here from Far Rock
away.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
WIN IN TWO SPORTS.

Athletes of Friends School are en-
ioying the week end with pleasant
memories of their latest activities on
the base ball diamond and tennis
court. While the netmen opened thell
season with a Al victory over st,
Johns tennis team, the base ball
team was nosing out Rockville, 12-1l,
Evening star., 1936-04-19
Simple Attire Suits Boatmen
Well Dressed Yachtsman Should Wear ''Any-
thing Comfortable Says Ensign.

yachting cap. With the distin-
gushing headpiece. the yachtsman
Immediately is recognized on land,
but the rest of his anatomy can be
covered by anything from white
palm beach pants and blue coat to
shorts and jersey.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
EDELIN, NAMED MANAGER
Athletic Trainer Pilots Ball Team
of Maryland Club.

y
Harry Edelin,, long trainer of ath-
letes in Maryland. has been appointed
manager Of the Maryland A. C. base
ball team.
Games with strong unlimited teams
now are being booked by Business
Manager Chris Hutchinson of Seat
Pleasant, Md, who also may be
reached by calling Capitol Heights 1894
The Maryland A. c. will play ali of
its home games at Duffy Memorial
Stadium in Seat Pleasant. The dia-
mond is incloSed and has a seating
capacity of 1000. All Maryland play
ers are requested to report at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon on the diamond for
practice, The team will open its sea-
son two weeks from today against the
East Port A. C. of Annapolis.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
Pin Standings
INCOME TAX.

Season Records.
High team game-Miscelianeous Tax
Unit 636
Hish team set-MiscellaneouS Tax
Unit. 1851.
High averase-G. Wolstenholme, lls-10.
High individual game-C. T. Milne. $50.
High Individual set-G. Wolstenholme.
423
High Strikes-H KaSson. 81
High spares-G. WolStenholme 22S.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
HECHT SQUAD TO TOLL.

The Hecht Co. base ball team will
hold It's first practice session of the
season today at diamond No. II at
1890 o'clock. Manager Paul MeSsink
requests all candidates to report.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
FENCERS IN TOURNEY
Event at "Y" Will Be First Held
for City Championships.

For the first time fencing tourna-
ment for the championship of the
District will be held. the Y. M. c. A.
staging the competition in its gym
on Tuesday night. Open to all fencers
of the city, prizes will be awarded to
the champions of the foil. saber and
epee. They will be donated by the
Y, Maj Edward L. Dyer, coach of
the team, and Col. Edwin Emerson,
former Rough Rider with Theodore
Roosevelt.
The tournament will be held in con-
nection with the fencing match be-
tween the Y. NJ. c. A. and Department
of Agriculture's teams. For further
information call Maj. Dyer at Emer-
son 1884.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
son. II
.enholme 22S.
SANICO.

Season Records.
High team set--Jumbo Bread. I $50
Hish team game-Sanitary Once 500.
High average-William La Billie (Ofrce).
1l6-20.
High Set-C. W Gartrell AZ
High game-Charles Goodwin. 175.
Weekly High.
High team set-Jumbo Bread. 1879.
High team came-Jumbo Bread. 5S4
High individual set. Fradford tJum-
bo Bread. 397.
Hieh individual Eame-weidman (Ex-
tracts, l59.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

cleaning WoodWork, Tor the tlrst OF
the series of eight Spring races of the
Potomac Sailing Association is sched-
uled for next Sunday.
Four yacht clubs-Capital, Corinth-
ian, Columbia and Old Dominion
will enter contestants, Of whom 80
are expected to start in the inaugural
race.
The first race, for the moth class
Evening star., 1936-04-19
Hall Meets WestcOatt.


nETTON failed to pin Koverly that
time, since George was disquaH-
fed for unnecessary roughness, pum-
melting both the dapper Dean and
Referee Benny Bortnick
1t also was Koverly who inflicted
upon Detton his first loss when Dean
came East to compete in Ray Fabianis
wrestling tournament in Philadelphia,
which he won.
Doc Len Hall, highly insulted last
week when Jimmy Lake announced
him as a physician instead of 9
pharmacist. will give Rusty West
coatt dose of bitter mat medicine
in a scheduled 45-minute Semi-final.
Thirty-minute preliminaries list
Abe Kashey tangling with Abe Gold
berg and Sailor Billing facing Jack
Hader.
Action will get under way at $50
o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

w YHAT the well-dreSsed
~ yachtsman should wear
wv is answered in two words
by The Ensign, ofhcial
organ Of the United States Power
Squadron, Inc, which advises:
Anything comfortable.
Which should relieve somewhat
the expected drain on the wallets
of many of the Capitals mariners
who may have received the impress
sion that the choice of their sport
compelled them to match some of
the more oStentatipus figures pic
tured in advertisements.
But one piece of apparel is "re-
quired," it seems, and that is the
Evening star., 1936-04-19
Capital Yacht Club Opens Its Extensively ReodeIed Quarters
DETTON, KOvERLY
T0GRAPPLEAGA|N
RassIing Patrons on Verge
on Riot at Last Bout
Between Them.

w ASHINGTON'S wrestling
M colony. comparatively
" n calm during the past sew
eral weeks, will witness the
re-enactment of a match that insti,
gated a near rior among the pachy-
derm patrons few months ago, when
Dean Detton and George Koverly
clash in the feature brawl at Turner's
Arena Thursday night.
Undefeated locally and current IA.
vorite among cauliflower followers
here, Detton faces in Koverly one OF
matdom's widest grapplers. Follow
ing their last match, during which
spectator was cut. Koverly was sus.
pended by Promoter Joe Turner for
six weeks.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
Diamond Cab
Seasons Records.

Seasons Records.
High team Eame-Union Station. 645.
High team set-Union Station. l,S4I.
Fich individual game-E wesley. l61.
High individual set-A.. Lewis. Az.
High strikes-Turrer. Kennedy. A.
High Spares-E Wesley. o3S.
High fiat same Barwell, o6.
High AVERAGES Oiivette 1875: Wes-
lev 113-t: Hopkins ll2-49; WELLINGTON.
Ilo-o1t Lewis ll1-13.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

NE week from today. riverside
spectators again will see the
Potomac around Hains Point
dotted with white sails and
Evening star., 1936-04-19

FISHING in fresh water, there is a
bag limit, but in salt water it's a
question of let your conscience be
Evening star., 1936-04-19
BOATS.

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equipped, excellent condition; bargain. Ad'
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GEARS. Gies and PARAGON; complete stock
S and Z pm. lincoln s3a3-J.
5s-FT. GASOLINE and beer supply boat
TO launches good business; sacrifice price
Gregory's 9Th and water sts. s.w.
loft. RoWBoAT With If. oars. usee ons
engine Can be seen al 1915 W St n W.,
between m. and 4 pm. l9'
TRUNK CABIN CRUISER. used 3 seasons.
30 feet 9l2-ft. beam. absolutely hrst-claS
condition. completely equipped with 100:
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Evening star., 1936-04-19
PADDLERS GET CHANCE

xScores in practice events.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-17
VALENTINE BRIDGE
 PARTY IS ENJOYED

Mrs. L. P Dawes and Mrs. How ard Thompson placed first and sec- ond in the progressive bridge SCOT ing at the Valentine Bridge Party held last Saturday afternoon in Trinity Hall under the auspices of the Trinity Guild.
 Mrs. Alice Coughlin and Miss Thelma Engstror1 won first and second place in the stationary play, with Mrs. Jesse Orme receiving the consolation prize.
 Very well attended. the attractivn tables and the delicious tea served later in the afternoon won much favorable comment for the commit tee-in-charge, on which Mrs. E H Kaser, Mrs Arthur Fox. Mrs. c. E.. Rice and Mrs. Sam Feldon offic- lated.
 Those who poured were Mes danes Jack Livie, David Ramsay, Robert Livie, and Daniel Ross.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-17
HAS COLD TO
 SHOW WORTH
 OF PROPERTY
Bill Williams Here on Visit on Purchasing Trip
 to South

w. H. Williams and wife. better known several years ago as Bill and Pearl when they were oper- ating the Salmon Creek Roadhouse. are registered at the Gastineau ard will remain here for about two weeks before proceeding south to San Francisco.
 MT. Williams is now in the min ing industry, being Vice-P President of the Canyon Creek Placers. Inc. at Moose Pass. O. G. Plowman is President, H. w Edwards is Secre- tary- Treasurer, both well known mining men and c. P. Tolson is Assistant Vice-President.
 MT Williams has a bottle of $29 gold to the ounce taken out during the past season during development work on the property which covers two miles of ground. The Canyon Creek Placers, Inc. property adjoins that of Mellon Shields who is op- erating large dredge.
 MT. Williams is going to San Francisco to purchase a Diesel cat erpillar, drill and Chevrolet pick up and will return to his property within two months ready to resume operation
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-17
CARRUTHERS IS MAKING VISIT
 TO THIS CITY
Brigadier of Salvation Army on Tour with Band
 from Rake

Brigadier w. J Carruthers, in charge of the 9th Division Salva- ton Army, headquarters at Wran- gell, and Lieut.. Richard Newton arrived here Saturday night on the Roedda from Hoonah The two of ficers, accompanied by Capt. Charles Newton. recently completed a two weeks tour of Southeast Alaska , ports with the Rake band aboard the gasboat Katie. The gasboat was prevented by adverse weather from visiting Juneau and Peters burg before returning to Rake.
 Fifteen of the 22 members of the band made the trip which included visits to Angoon, Sitka, Tenakee and Hoonah. A meeting and music festival was conducted in each port of call Brig. Carruthers said. At Sitka the band visited the Sheldon Jackson School. the Pioneers Home, where they were entertained at dinner, and presented farewell program before a large audience in the A. N. B. Hall Last Friday the band performed before an audience of BAT people in the Hoonah Town Hall.
 The band, which was organized 25 years ago, was outfitted last faIl with new uniforms, Brig. Carruth- CTS said
 Ne1Uton Has Record
 Lieut.. Richard Newton, who ac- companies Brig. Carruthers from Wrangell, is a gifted soloist and in strumentalist. He was commits stoned last summer. Brig. Carruth- CTS said, and is the first Thlinget Tndi0n eve ~"nt so''th for officers training. During the tour of the Rake band he served as conductor in cooperation with Bandmaster Fred Friday.
 Brig. Carruthers conducted ser vices in the Juneau Salvation Army Hall yesterday, and there will be a special service there this evening. Ire First Presbyterian Church choir will sing at the services tonight, and refreshments will be served.
 Going to YQkut0t Brig Carruthers will sail On tle Victoria on an annual inspection trip to Yakutat. the most northerly Indian corps of the Salvation Army He has made an inspection of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-17
ROBBERY IS REPORTED ON
 M. s. R0EDDA
Mail Room Window Fried Open - Purser S Strong
 Box Stolen at Sitka

An unknown person or persons broke into the locked mail-room on the motorship Roedda, mailboat on the Sitka route, while the vessel lay at the Cold Storage Dock in Sitka last Friday evening, and stole a cash-box containing approximate ly S290 of Davis Transportation Company funds and perosnal funds of Dave Ramsay, Purser.
 The robbery occurred between the hours of 7:30 and goo pm, while the motorship was temporarily de- serted by the crew, which includes Capt. Ed Bach, Purser Dave Ram say, Steward Eddie Leach. a mate, two engineers and two deckhands. Purser Ramsay, returning to the vessel at 9:30 pm, noticed that the window to the mail-room had been forced open, evidently by pry- ing the window enough to allow the insertion of a knife-blade or some similar instrument, with which the window wedge was removed An inn mediate examination disclosed that only the locked cash-box was miss ing
 No registered mail was aboard the Roedda at the time of the rob bery, Purser Ramsay said, as he had dispatched the mail upon ar rival of the motorship at Sitka.
 Purser Ramsay expressed the opinion that at least two persons were involved as conditions at the Sitka Cold Storage Dock are such that lookout" would be neces- sary.
 The United States Marshals of- flee in Sitka was advised of the robbery shortly after it was dis covered.
 The Roedda arrived here from Sitka and way ports at 11:45 pm. Saturday.
 Passengers for Juneau were.
 From Tenakee-Max Haube, w. H. Richardson, Sally Williams, Eli zabeth Williams, Hannah Berg, H. Oman.
 From Hoonah-Brig. w. J. Car ruthers, Richard Newton, David Morgan.
 From Funter-E. L. Dahyniple.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-17
SEVERE GOLD CONTINUING
 OVER NATION
Wave Sweeps Country as Snow Falls-No Let
 Up Is Forecast

CHICAGO, H., Feb. TIA new cod wave swept across the country from the Northwest today on the heels of an almost nation wide snow fall
 Severe cold is forecast for at least two more days as records for continued sub-zero weather were shattered in the Middle and Northwest States.
 New snow drifted over open paths and hampered rescue parties in ef forts to reach marooned cities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-17

The number of deaths increased as temperatures fell.
 Traffic accidents are reported to have taken more than 50 lives.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-17

Yes, suhl Til soon be with youl adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-17
WHITEHORSE POLICE
 BARRACKS DESTROYED

According to a report received in Juneau, the Canadian Mounted Po- lice headquarters at Whitehorse have been entirely destroyed by fire and officers and men also lost all of their personal belongings. The weather was frigid at the time of the blaze, the report adds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-17

Yes. Suhl I'll soon be with you! aov
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-17

Juneau organiza ton and stated that he is pleased with the work here.
 The object of the tour of the K2ke band, Brig. Carruthers said, was to stimulate interest in The World for God campaign being conduct ed throughout the world by the Salvation Army with an objective of one million conversions.
 This is Brig Carruthers' first visit to Juneau since he was pro noted to Brigadier, notice of which was received by him on Thanks giving Day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-17
FORM ATHLETIC ASSN.
ACROSS

The Anchorage Athletic A5socia- ten was organ,zed W h Vern Jonn- son as President, H. L. Bowen as Secretary -Terasurer, Clyde Conover Chairman of the basketball com mittee, and w. w. Hill, Chairmc cn Of the Tee Hockey Committee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-17
DAUGHTER BORN TO
 DOUGLAS ISLAND WOMAN

Mrs. F. Geognagan of Dougla5 this morning became the mother of a seven-pound baby girl, born in St. Ann's Hospital The child's father is connected with the Bureau of Plblic ROads
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-17
ANCHORAGE WEDDING

Miss Elnora M. Currie, daughter of Mrs. A. Deters of Seattle. was married recently to Jess c. Me Malone of Cantwell, at the home of the brides sister, Mrs Roy J. Froel in Anchorage. MT. and Mrs. McMahone left for their home at Cantwell last Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-02-17
BABY BOY BORN

Mrs. Amy Johns became the mother of a seven-pound baby boy, born in the Government Hospital this morning.
Evening star., 1936-06-10

herself that things would turn out as
he had planned-not since they had
deceived Gary Gray so shamefully.
Patience dressed for her luncheon
date while Janell got luncheon for
Shell. She was radiant with excite
ment when she finished with all the
cosmetics Marta had showed her at
the beauty salon how to use. She was
waiting in the new green suit and
turban when the door bell rang.
Jan was thrilled when Mr.. Steels
uniformed chauffeur asked for Miss
Keats. After Patience had gone, she
went to the window and looked out at
the long, low, gray car. When Pa
tience got in she sighed wistfully.
Then she smiled to herself when she
thought how much fun it would be to
go back home to Green Acres with
Patience so changed and sophisticated
looking. Perhaps they would have to
take little trip back sometime, after
all. Just to show Mrs. Totten thing
or two!
1t was after O'Clock when Pa
tience returned to the apartment.
From the look on her face when she
rushed in, Jan knew there was good
news.
I've got a job!" She threw her
new hat in the air. "And you'll never
believe me. Mr.. Steel's secretary was
getting married, and I'm to have her
place. When he found how long I
had worked for Mr.. Totten, and how
Evening star., 1936-06-10

"It was" Jan dabbed at her eyes.
I'm Paris he saw my picture and q
story about my being In Rainbow
Over Broadway. And he took the
next boat back. H-he couldn't be-
lieve 1t was really me. So he just
sent the wire to the theater to Jan
Keats. without the Miss, and 1t was
brought here to me. He k-knew my
voice when called.
Patience jumped up angrily.
"Ill handle him! Don't get your
self all upset about it. I'll squelch
that young squirt If have to wire his
father"
mo" Jan begged tearfully. Don't
you dc anything about 1t. Let me-
We can't make him m~mad. He might
spoil everything"
You're not going to see him?" Pa
tience sat down heavily.
yves" Jan broke into fresh sobs.
'I told him to come up at 7. Well
have to swear him to secrecy. He said
he hadn't mentioned me to a SOUL"
Il think you're crazy!" Patience
snapped. IF you get mixed up with
that no-good again it'll ruin your
whole life Where's your pride?"
"Ill just see him just this once"
Jan promised. solemnly. please go
over to Shells apartment a little be-
fore z and let me be alone with
him just a little while. I promised
him. He begged me-so."
II know" Patience nodded grimly.