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Milford chronicle., 1936-12-11

-and in these three small countries
there is abundant water power close
to large centers Of population.
Furthermore, Mr.. Carlisle says.
when areas Of the United States sim
liar in nature to those northern ma
tions are compared, It is found that
only Norway produces more power
per capita-and by an extremely
small margin II an extremely high
ly developed section of the United
States, such as New York. is COM
pared, our per capita production is
Milford chronicle., 1936-12-11

That the next Congress will be
called upon to consider changes or
modification in the present social
security legislation seems assured.
Even such a friend of the act as the
New York Times has consistently
pointed out some of the flaws In the
existing law and has repeatedly ur-
ged reconsideration of. the measure
to correct its inequalities. Counsel
from such a high source can scarce
~ be ignored by social seeHrity,s
well wishers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-25

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-25

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-25

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Evening star., 1936-04-11
Caster Cantatas ann Dramas

Life" Chevy Baptist
evening.
King" Takoma Baptist tomorrow,
7:45 pm
From Crown" Judson. Baptist Church
evening.
Daughter Jau" stainer Presbyterian
tomorrow, 7:45
King Glory" Morrison, Presbyterian
tomorrow, 8 pm.
Life" Rogers, Trinity E. tomorrow pm.
Life" Shelley, Chevy Chase Church tomorrow
4:3O pm.
"The Story Easter" stultz McKendree M.
tomorrow II
Again." Petri Dumbarton M. E.
evening.
wooler Church Hyattsvie
Md, tomorrow,
of Christ" Dubois
South tomorrow, pm.
Living Lord" Wilson. Brethren Church tomorrow,
7:45 PM
Calvary Maunder Baptist Church tomorrow,
spm.
of Light" drama, Woodsde E. Church,
Spring, Md, tomorrow, pm.
Possessions Brookland E. Church
evening.
With Savior pageant Stephens Evangelical
Lutheran Church tomorrow, pm.
Recital, Athy Hamine Quartet, Hamline E.
tomorrow m.
Evening star., 1936-04-11
Mfthuhtat prutrstant

THE choir of Rhode Island Avenue
M. P. Church, First street and
Rhode Island avenue northwest, will
render the following selections at the
II O'Clock service:
Anthem, Il Am the Resurrection
and the Light" -Stults
Anthem: Lift Up Your Heads. o
Ye Gates" Ashford
Obbligato SOLO Mrs. A. j. Richards,
Margaret Berry
At the pm. service the vested
Young Peoples Chorus, under the di-
rection of Margaret E. Gilligan, will
render selections from the cantata:
Everlasting Life" by Lowden, includ-
ing solo by M. Virginia Pile.
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Artl1 JrrmHalrnt

MUSIC at the Church of the Holy
" City, Sixteenth and Corcoran
streets, tomorrow will be as follows:
At 10 am. special session Of the
Sunday school with tableaux-service,
'"The Summarizes Child"
At IL, morning service with pro-
cessional hymn, choir and Sunday
school and the festival grants; re-
sponses and hymns. Choir anthem,
Joy Fills the Morning." Antonio
Lotti. Organ prelude and postlude,
"Sanctus" from the "B Minor Mass"
(Bach) and "Hallelujah Chorus"
(HandeD. Organist and choir di-
rector, Maud G.. Sewall.
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GhrtHttatt

EASTER music at the National City
- Christian Church will be as fol-
lows:
MORNING;
Antiphonal chorus by Adult and Chapel
~ Thompson
Contralto solo, 'sHosanna"
Helen Turley. soloist.
EVENING.
Chorus. "At the Sepulchre" -Nevin
Soprano solo, 20 Divine Redeemer."
Mrs B. D. shreve. soloist.
Octette. THE Resurrection" Shelley
Soloists: Mrs. B. D. Shreve, So
prano; Helen Turley, contralto; Ed
ward Duffy, baritone. and George
Stonebraker, bass. w. E. Braithwaite,
director; Lyman McCrary, orsanist.
At Columbia Heights Christian
Church the music for Easter morning
will be given by the combined Youth
and Senior Choirs of the church. Mrs.
william Collins will direct and Mrs.
Lester Barrett will preside at the Or
gan. Organ music will be Easter
Morning" (GauD and "Alleluia"
(Gaur. The choir will render "Un-
fold, Ye Portals verlasting" (Gounod),
from 1.-THE Redemption" and THE
Hallelujah Chorus" from 'The Mes
siah" (HandeD. Marjorie Wilson will
sing Obey Speaks "At the End Of the
Sabbath" Tomorrow evening the
Sigma Delta Sigma Glass will give
"The Dust of the Road" under the
direction og Wayne Bobst.
Evening star., 1936-04-11
Aniurraaltat

At THE Universalist National
= Memorial Church, Sixteenth and
S streets northwest, tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock, the program of music,
led by the National Capital Choir, DR..
Albert w. Harmed. organist and di-
rector, will be as follows:
Organ prelude. Ancient. Easter Carol"
Professional, Jesus Christ Is Risen,
From "Lyra Davidica"
Gloria. Twelfth Mass" ss"-----------Mozart
Co., .,u r.-, 1850 Ukrainian, canticls
ARRANGED by Reimann- Dickinson
urene Koehl, sopranoD
Intermezzo. Fifth Organ Concerto"
Anthem. Hymn Exultant" flames
Whitcomb Riley
(Jessie Masters contralto.l
Fresentation. worthy Is the Lamb, from
Conversational hymn '"The Strife Is Ger"
The Hslleluiah Chorus" Cchoir and con;
.rSresSen .rSSoh, ameena ea--------------NNs -NNsnran
ORGAN postIude. "HalIeiujah." from
Rev. Frederic w. Perkins, minister.
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Brethren

THE Chorus Choir Of the First
Brethren Church, Homer A. Kent,
pastor, will present tomorrow. at 8:45
pm, the cantata, "Our Living Lord"
by Ira B. Wilson. The cantata Is COM
posed of IA numbers: Hail, Day Of
victory" '"The Entry Into Jerusalem"
1.-THE Last Supper" 1.-THE Crucifixion," "
1.-THE Burial" might Within the Gar
den." "The Opened Tomb" "The
Angels Song" 1.-The Women at the
Sepulcher," Nov Is Christ Risen"
II Know That My Redeemer Liveth,"
"Our Lord Victorious" Lift Up Your
Heads" and '"The King of Glory" The
text Of the cantata Is by Edith Sanford
Tillotson.
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Anitartatt

THE music at the II o'clock service
at All Souls Church, Unitarian,
Sixteenth and Harvard streets north
west, will be furnished by Anne Yago
McGuffey, contralto; Charles Trow-
bridge Tittman, bass; Milton Schwartz,
violin; Richard Lorleberg, cello, and
Lewis Atwater, organ. The program
will include:
Bass solo. "Hosanna" ----..----Granier
Duet. Praise to God" ".---------Hildach
Trios:
Moderate" Bridge
"Andante" -Mendelssohn
Organ postlu6o. .Et Ressurrexit" ".-KTugeu
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EptHrut1al

THE musical program for the Easter
day services tomorrow at the
Washington Cathedral has been ar
ranged by Robert Barrow, organist, as
follows:
ii AM.
Festival service, holy communion and
sermon.
PROFESSIONAL hymn. Jesus Christ u.s., Is
Introit Easter canticle, Christ Our
Passover Is Sacrificed for Us Stanford
Communion service. the music in fiat.
Cruickshank
Hymn before sermon The Strife Is
O'e-. the Battle Done" -Palestrina
Ct-rery E..ther. "E2st G'c-.7Is LORD
At presentation. The Doxology."
'Old Hundredth"
Communion hymn; "At the Lambs High
After beneoiction. "Nunc Dimittis" Barnby
Recessional hymn, The Day OF Resur-
ractinnlr Tours
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Anttrh TrfHhytrrtatt

FASTER music at the Wallace
Memorial United PRESBYTERIAN
Church, New Hampshire avenue and
Randolph street, will be as follows:
1880 AM
Organ prelude. The Risen Christ" -Hosmer
Anthems.
las 1t Began to Dawn" Vincent
Quartet.
"The Day Of Resurrection"
Junior Choir.
I'm Joseph's Lovely Garden" Dickenson
Quartet and Junior Choir.
Organ prelude. Chorus Magnus" Dubois
7:5O Pm.
Organ prelude. prelude on Belmont"
Anthems. '0A
''All in the April Evening" -Roberton
I'm the End Of the Sabbath" Speaks
Quartet
Organ postlude. "Hallelujah Chorus"
from "The Messiah Handel
The quartet is composed of Mrs.
Robert Fernsler, soprano; Mrs. George
McCann, contralto; Richard Smith,
tenor; Alexander G. Mason, bass and
director. Effie Allison Colamore is or
ganist and Junior Choir director.
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Congregational

| CPECIAL Easter music will be rem
dered at both services of the First
Congregational Church tomorrow by
the A Capella Choir of so voices under
the leadership of Ruby Smith Stahl
and Paul De Long Gable, the crganist.
The choir will be assisted by Dorothy
Wilson Halbach, contralto, and Dale
Hamilton, bass. The program Is as
follows:
II O'CLOCK SERVICE.
ranged By PAN Be onS ssrS abe 81 EaisE sEus Of
On owes Brow" iBradburyJ; Cup Of
,zamecnik); March to the cross" os 'sft sTschai-
Rent Morning at the S. 9a Tomb tsmWts Ioriest M5s
Mater Mate oSlRSssini5; POstlude-"Easter Ale
A@saR SaR0d B. Nss Dsss sssE fsIsre Sns
'As i ssssn to Dawn MARTINI. neIsSlow Follow
ing the sermon The Halleiujah Chorus"
from The Messiah" (HandeD.
s.ocLoCK SERVICE.
cane caaaouss, .Ms,ascasnD. Postlude-'Adoration"
Choir anthems-"List. the cherubic
Host" from The Holy City IGauD. of.
fertory-;;"Hallelujah, Praise Ye the Lord"
capella uewandowskD.
The guest soloist on the Easter pro-
gram of the Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church Chorus tomorrow
morning will be Dorothy Raynor, a
member of the American Opera Co.
for three seasons. soprano soloist of
the Boston Peoples Symphony Or
chestra and the Boston Philharmonic
Orchestra. She will sing "Hosanna,"
by Granier. The chorus of go voices,
directed by Norton M. Little, with
Claude Robson, organist, will sing two
anthems and the "Hallelujah Chorus" I"
Solo parts will be sung by Mrs. Russell
]. Clinchy, soprano; Marguerite Ray,
contralto; William P. Shanahan, tenor,
and Eugene Kressin, bass.
The program is as follows:
organ prelude. Resurrection Morn,"
"enrIst :enra i Lax ,.i in Deaths Park
"HsIielajah choius" tfrom 1aian aTSs SsF0p -oaol
Soprano soi9i oldsss 49,
Organ postlude;, "Pomp and
circumstance --Elgar
For the Easter services at Cleveland
Park Congregational Church, Thirty
fourth and Lowell streets northwest,
Rev. Joseph S. Loughran, pastor, the
following musical program will be
given at II O'Clock.
Christ Our Passover Schelling
Quartet.
Ohertory, Awake, Thou That Sleepest."
Maker
Quartet and Choir.
In the End Of the Sabboth" Speaks
Quartet
The quartet Is composed of Mrs. A. q.
Stone. soprano: Shirley Smith LIVINGSTON,
contralto; Clifton r. Moore. tenor; Ray
mond Leavitt, bass.
At 10 o'clock. special children's
service and christenings.
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MrthnhtHt EriHtnpal.
Suutlr

~ MoON4 VEfLINoN SLASE
M. E. CHURCH SOUTH the
Mount Vernon chorus of go voices will
render "The Seven Last Words of
Christ" by Dubois, tomorrow at 8 pm.
The soloists are La Vergne Fairchild,
soprano; Loly Garrett, contralto: Da-
vid Manley, tenor. and Arthur M. Tab
butt, bass. r. Deane Shure will con-
duct and Edith F. Gottwals will be at
the organ.
DR.. w. Angie Smith. pastor. will
preach on the subject, THE Resurrec-
ton Morn" at two identical services
at the Mount Vernon Place M. E.
Church South, tomorrow morning. the
first service being held at 9:15 and the
second at IL o'clock. David Manley,
tenor soloist, will sing As offertory I'm
the End Of the Sabbath" and the
choir will present Beethoven's Halle
lujah," from the Mount Of Olives"
DR.. Smith will preach Wednesday
morning at the Winchester District
Conference and Thursday morning at
the Washington District Conference.
Prayer meeting will be held Thursday
evening at pm.
The senior and Junior choirs of Ep-
worth M. E. Church South, Robert
Ruckman, organist and director, will
present Clarence Dickinson's choral
meditation, "The Redeemer," at the
evening service Easter Sunday. The
soloists will be Eva Goebel, DOME Jer-
ONE, sopranos; Anne G. Smith, alto;
George Goodwin, tenor; w. Cameron
Burton and Leslie Munro, basses.
Anthems for the morning service
include Christ Is Risen" Crank and
God So Loved the World" (Stainer).
Organ numbers: Morning, Easter
Morning on Mount Rubidous" CHar-
vey GauD; evening, 1.-TWO Modern
Pieces on Easter Themes" l, prelude
on Belmont: 2. "Toccata on Nassau"
Garth Edmundson).
The balance of the program will be
devoted to anthems by the combined
choirs-"Sheep and Lambs" by Nc
AAhAAAoAA, AAA oOcCPAAo 6OFCIy N1dIucu
and "A Joyous Easter Song" by Dick
inson. and Awake Up, My Glory" by
Barnby. Harriet Frush will assist at
the organ and Sally West at the piano.
The music for Easter Sunday at
st. Paul's M. e. Church South is as
follows:
orEsn prelHds vots Celeste" s. ,ro, satiste
An!fsm' ss sedempaion erolai T Portals 1roG Gounod
Anthem. Hail! Glorious Day. Stults
Offertory duet. after the Sorrow" Geibel
Virginia Holden and ]. Nelson Anderson.
Anthem. Christ, Our Passover" -schilling
Offertory solo. Raboni i---------Gelbel
Dorothy Bair.
Choir director, j. Nelson Anderson:
organist, Mrs. j. Nelson Anderson.
The Easter cantata, Hail, the Vic
tor" by Alfred Wooler, will be given
tomorrow evening by the choir Of the
First M. E. Church, Hyattsville, Md.
at 8 O'Clock. The solo parts will be
taken by Mabel Magruder, Ruth Sc
we're and Virginia Hoffman, sopranos;
Edith Sheckels. alto; Philip Ordwein.
tenor, and Grant Thompson, bass.
John r. Wells is organist and director.
The cantata will be preceded by the
Evening star., 1936-04-11
Rrfnrntrn

FASTER music at the Grace Re-
- formed Church will include the
following:
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Gathnltt
At ST. PATR1CK's CHURCH the

A T ST. PATR1CK'S CHURCH the
following music will be sung at
high mass tomorrow:
Professional Traditional
I1troit;. "Resurrexi% ,viadana
Gioris kr.a Regina sePaef[! Pacfs nat clevliso
Graduate. "Haec PIES, PIES" ls..,,, ..,...,.n,
secqge0'.s creeo. RstiHan "Reeina faent;" Paeis Yon
9ts5tSTy tSI;y motsts; ;,l H4sc Dies" McLaasSin
.Asnus pei' s:hu6eft A nat revised
RecesSional. "Hosanna.''
Quartet Mrs. Norwood Cassidy,
Clelia Fioravanti, Royden J. Dixon,
James Nolan. Organist and director
Jennie Glennan.
At the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart,
Sixteenth street and Park road, the
mixed choir, under the direction of
Marie Louise Sullivan, organist, will
sing the following program at the
solemn high mass at 1880 on Easter
Sunday: "Asperges Me" (SchoepD, !,
Proper of the Mass" (Vanden Elsen)
Mass in E Minor" (Dossert), offer
tory, Terra Tremuit" (Greith): 20
Salutaris" (Browne), "Tantum Ergo"
(Verdussen), occasional, Unfold Ye
Portals" (Gounod).
The Easter music for st. Stephens
Catholic Church, organist and di-
rector, Margaret M. Slattery, will be:
Recessional, Regina Coeli" (Geoiza) /;
professional, Unfold" (Gounod); Of
fertory, Terra Tremuit" (Gruber) |;
Mass of the Holy Trinity" (Pietro
Yon).
The soloists are Mary DAILY, Nora
O'Connor, Josephine Sonkoup, Albert
Henkle, Joseph Repetti, Angeline Ciffo
At st. Mary's Church. Fifth and
G streets northwest, there will be a
dawn service at $50 am. tomorrow.
Music for the solemn high mass will be
as follows:
Prelude; Coronation MISUNDERSTANDING s.9.a
Mass. "stewarts in D Minor.
Ofertory. 'Hosanna"' --Granier -Biederman
Proper OF the Mass p,iT----.Toze poz,.i,T-
Soloists: Soprano, Dorothy Smith;
alto Gertrude Meisel; tenors, Jack M.
Buckley and M. Lester Buckley, and
bass, A. Allston Moore. Organist and
director, Prof. Armand ]. Gumprecht.
Easter music for Holy Rosary
Church, Eugenia L. Slattery. organist
and director, will include Gounod's "St.
Cecilia's Mass; professional, unfold"
(Gounod), and recessional, Regina
Coen" (GiorZa).
The soloists are Mary Milice, Theresa
Milice, Gilda Killing, Giovanni Botazzi,
Dionetta Brignole, Anna Rinaldi,
France Marcellino, Theresa Segretti,
Frances Cascia and Natalie Puncipe.
Easter Sunday services at the Church
of the Nativity, 5000 Georgia ave-
nue., will have the following musical
program at the solemn high mass at
IL am:
Prelude. % Fill ct Filias" ~. Pslestrina
SEQUENCE" "victimae paSehaIi La1des;" :.
The sSra'n'!z y. Of p.ssn sss mass Bsmlas 5sR
Supplemental onertor,. "Res!ns SeeI. Its'l
Recessional. GLORY to Christ the ef kins. s!"ef
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RaptiHt

MUSIC for the IL o'clock morning
A service at the First Baptist
Church, Sixteenth and o streets
northwest, Easter day is as follows:
Organ prelude. welcome, Happy Morn"
1ntroit anthem. "Haueluiah Chorus,
Anthem. Gas 1t Began to Dawn" Vincent
oiertory anthem. "Resurrection,'- Shelley
Dosolosy; :;g.. Praise. pTan God From Whom All
sermon. 1lsas.hsi She al0s Grea. Alternative, -
Communion service; ,,....
At Bethany Baptist Church tomor-
row morning the full choir, under the
direction of Allen Cook, will render
two anthems, HE Is Risen," by Valeb
Simper, and "Hallelujah Chorus" from
Handers Messiah" In the evening
"Alleluia," a choral cantata, will be
sung. o
Easter music at Metropolitan Bap-
tist Church, Sixth and A streets north
east, Rev. John Compton Ball, pastor,
Is as 1OllOWS.
MORNING SERVICE.
organ gssm!4 nreIqdet Sstb Il Know That My Rsndel Rf
Gertrude S. Mockbee.
Anthem, They Have Taken Away Ny
Anthem. them Christ Our Passover" A1schiflins
''' Gaul
Ann Sorber. DR.. Sterling Bockoven.
Organ postlude. THE Heavens Are
EVENING SERVICE.
Organ prelude. Alteration" -Borowski
Anthem. Why Seek Ye the Living
orfan oertery ate peace Be with Yoa
Schubert
Anthem. angels Roll the Rock Away
Holden
Director, Gilbert A. Clark.
Organist. Gertrude g. Mockbee.
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IL AM.
Prelude, I'm Thee Is joy Bach
Anthems
Awake. Thou Wintry Earth"----Bach
'As 1t Began to Dawn Vincent
Postlude. Finale from symphony n,
7:3O PM. ORGAN RECITAL.
sLegend of the Mountain" "----Karg- Ebert
sChorale in Minor" r"-----------Franck
'Thou Art the Rock
Evening service, 8 O'Clock: Anthem,
"They Have Taken Away My Lord"
(Stainer); postlude, Nov Praise We
AL God" (Karg- -Elert). Charles Ed
ward Gauss is organist and choir di-
Hector.
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At Zion Baptist Church, southwest.
the Sunday school church, under
direction Of George w. Peterson, will
render Easter music at the Christian
Endeavor service at pm. The choir,
at pm, will render the cantata,
"Olivet to Calvary" by Maunder.
Jennie Green Smith is organist and
director.
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The Bethesda Baptist Church Choir.
under the direction Of Isabel Garvin
Shelley. will render the Easter can
tata, 1.-THE Day of Resurrection" by
Hall, tomorrow evening at pm. in
the Masonic Hall, 7002 Wisconsin
avenue. The solo parts will be sus-
tanned by Carl Brown, Method Brown,
Lillian and Rae Lee, Ruth Beavers.
Mrs. A. p. Brown, Mrs. Hugh Myers
and Mrs. Shelley, with Lois Brown. ac-
companist.
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THE musical program for the Easter
services at New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church is as follows:
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4 PM.

Festival evensong and sermon.
Professional hymn. Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today Morgan
Psalm. Praise the Lord. Ye Servants"
Randall
"Magnificat and Nnuc Dimittis in
Flat" Stanford
Hymn. Jesus Lives! Thy Terrors Now
Gauntlet
ofertory anthem; They Have Taken
At pres presentation. The Doxology,"
"Old Hundredth"
Eenediction hymn. The Day Thou
Gavest, Lord Is Ended" -Scholefeld
Recessional hymn. He Is Risen. He Is
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The following Is the Easter music
for the Easter services at st. Matthew's
Lutheran Church, Kentucky avenue
southeast:
Prelude, "Hosanna" spence
Ofertory Joy and Gladness" "---Stults
(Piano and organ duetO
Miss Hennig and Mrs Doty.
Postlude. The Strife Is Ger" "----Lacey
Soprano solo. Il Know That My
Redeemer Liveth" Handel
CAnne MoffatO
Anthem by children's and intermediate
choirs 20 Morn of Beauty" SibeliouS
AH'ieni " Ne-''- Gramer
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The Church Of the Pilgrims offers
Warren F. johnson, organist, in re-
cital before the evening service tomor.
row. He will play the suite by Otto
Mailing, THE Death and Resurrec-
ton" Mae Bradley Allen, the con-
tralto soloist of the church, and Miss
Volkmann. the director of the Junior
choir, will sing as a duet Granier's
"HoSanna. The junior choir will sing
Easter carols.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-24
Co|onia|s Await
Major Foes

(COnt. from First Sports Page)
unbeaten last year and still is I'M
beaten this year.
Incidentally, the Indiana team
made great hit with New York
fans in beating Manhattan. The
HoosierS were fast AMI clever han
dlers of the ball. They confirmed
their victory over Manhattan by
stopping Vinanova, which meets
George washington next month.
Ohio State University evidently
believes in basketball as a medium
of education. Join the Buckeyes
and see the States is a popular
slogan around Columbus. And
boys, that Scarlet outfit really
goes places and does things. On
Monday night they played
Creighton in aska, then
jumped on a rattler and sped to
California for games with Uni
versity of California at Berkeley;
University of Southern California
and University of California, Los
Angeles Branch.
With those games out of the
way, the Buckeyes board the train
again and Whirl East to New York
to battle New York University on
January 9, and then, reluctantly,
perhaps they return to Columbus
where they may resume their
studies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-12-24
FISHING
According to LEAK Walton

Tackle specifications are under
advisement. Outstanding is the
rule that only unmutilated fish
will be counted for record.
Another New Club
While on the subject, another
new club that merits attention is
"The Throw EN- Back Club" of
Miami Beach. Members have
agreed that after their initial sail
fish is brought in for photograph
ing, record and certificate, to re-
turn all others unframed to the
sea, unless in the judgment of the
guide it is too badly injured to live.
1t is the consensus of this Or
ganization that the continued
catching of so. many Sailfish will
within a few years, deplete this
world-famed section. At Fort
Lauderdale last year over 900 were
caught, but only about 20 per cent
boated. At 7alm Beach there was
a total of 1920 caught and about
the same percentage brought in.
Here a rule permits the guide to
make a record and return it to
the water, and it stands in the
club records. At Miami the an
nual catch runs between five and
six thousand. There, many are
brought in that could and should
be returned. If the new Miami
Sailfish Club will issue certificates
on the atteStation of the guides it
will go a long way to further this
return of a fish that is good for
nothing beyond showing the people
on the docks the individual PROV
ness Of the angler.