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In MADISON ROW
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S. Barnes, who sued the town o.
Wilson, for damages in connection
with the death of Elmo D. Sarnes.
Chief Justice W. P. Stacy and AS
sociates M. V. Barnhill and ]. Wal
lace Winborne dissented.
Elmo Barnes was killed when his
motorcycle struck q man.hole cover
which, evidence showed, was several
inches below the level of a STREET.
The majority opinion said there was
no prejudicial or reversible error in
the trial, but the minority opinic
held that negligence On the part Ut
the Town of Wilson had not been
proven.
Onl. two state s were included
in the batch Of 20 opinions and cen
victions were upheld in both in
stances.
The court made a correction in a
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29
Census Blanks
Are Available Here

r. W. Galphin, county agent, said
yesterday sample farm census
blanks for interested New Hanover
county farmers who desire to fill
them out before the arrival of The
census takers are now available.
Galphin said the extension serv.
ice Of the North Carolina State
college in Raleigh, the U. S. de-
partment of commerce were cooper
ating in preparations for the COM
ing census,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29
Beach Pier, Restaurant
Sold To George Hutaff

Floyd c. Cox, ST., president OF
the Mira-Mar corporation, Tuesday
sold to George H. Hutaff a fishing
pier, restaurant and certain prop
erty at Wrightsville Beach, Floyd
Cox, Jr., secretary and treasurer
Of the corporation, said yesterday.
The remaining properties Of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29
LOSES

CORAL GABLES, Fla, Feb. %.
R-Earl Christensen and Harvey
Draughn, Miami policeman, staged
an upset victory in the amateur
four-ball golf matches today by de-
feating Bobby Dunkelburger, the
southern champion, and Dick Ciuci
Of Flushing, L. L, 6 and 5.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29

Mira-Mar corporation will function
under the same ownership of Floyd
Cox, ST., president; Mrs. Floyd
Cox, Sr., vice-presidelt; and Floyd
Cox, Jr., secretary and treasurer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29
WEATHER
Continued From Page One)

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. -R-
Weather bureau records of temper
allure and rainfall for the "a hours
ending s p. M, in the principal
St3finu HiUh I nU Proc
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29

today, it should be a gala occasion.
making enough merry to take care
of the three blank years.
A check of the hospitals in Will.
mington early this morning reveal.
ed that nc children have as yet been
born on leap day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29
RADIUM PRICES SHIFT

The price of radium dropped from
$4,000 a gram to the present rate
Of $25, 900 a gram with the discovery
Of the rich Eldorado vein in Canada
| eight years ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29

Florida, the Bahamas, and the
Mediterranean supply most of Eng
lands sponges. Annually, $4,000
worth are purchased from the BAHIA
mas alone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29

In Africa, lions are generally class.
ed as veI1nin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT - BUNGALOW, 212
South 18th st. Seven rooms and
bath. Phone 913-W.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-02-29

Miss Ruth Chambers,
famous cooking author
ity, a member Of the
staff of the National
Live Stock and Meat
Board, is to be the lee
turer for Pageant OF
Foods Cooking School.
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@pden-Ghrsmif

(5ortiesune bon Seite ~
Seil finoen iie bereits ibre antport
in ben @eidebniiien, iiber bic mir
taelid in ben 3eituneen Ieien. DAB
Der &rieg segen England i'm boflen
Gang lit, in biel aroberem l1mfana
aIs ser ariee seeen Granfreib in oen
i6einbar ereiguisloien 8intermonaten
unb bor bem @infon in @ollanb uno
8elgien, oaran beitebt fein 3tpeifel.
Die nun ieit mebreren @odeu tdeli6
iid tpie6erbolenben 8ombeniiberf6ue
iin6 in LETTER 3eit iiber Sen &obmen
bon @rf,,nounesfliieen uno 3ermiir-
gsunternebmunsen binausgetpod-
ien. Spitematiide l1eberfdIle ouf bril-
tiide Safeuanlaeen ereGnaen sic Ser.
nidtuns britiider sdiffe ourd 5lie-
ger uno Saudboote uno ionitiee
aampfmittel. @s mag iein, bab Die
6em 5eitlan6 aueefebrten &afen beute
fit bie britiide 3ufubr tpenieer le-
bensmi4tig iino ols Die tpenieer be-
oeuten6en &afen inn seor6en uno Be-
item oes Snielreides. aber tpenn sic
oeltiden Jlieeer Dober nno anbere
@eltbdfen bernidten fSnnen. oann
tuersen nod unb nod audi oue anbe-
rem &dfeu an 6ie &eibe fonmen, oenn
@ntfernungen iino bon eerineer Be-
oeutung, oa Deutidlano bic 9anae at-
lantiide &iiite famt ben boreelaeer-
ten Snielu bonn boben Moroen biz gum
Weerbuien bon 8iscapa beberri6t,
uno, tpenu es bas fit n0tie bdlt, oub
SSrlano au beiesen fuden tpirb.''
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furdtbare Soene eab, fab fie poraus.
aber alles oas fonnte iie nid]t mebr
aariidbalteh a,,f oem Dee, Sen lie
eeben mubte.
als fie ipieber nad) &a,,ie Tam lno
iid in .ibrem Ieeren 3immer umiab,
tnar ibr .5umute, .als let iie cine
Srembe in beu. Raum. - 2ange iob
iie Dor Dem leeren 8riefblatt, oas iie
fit arnnin. beidreiben pollte. sic
borte, oab unten Elm 8ote bom Sdlob
nad ibrem 8efiuoen froete uno. einen
Brief fir .iie abeab. Sic lieb sur6
sic Ytaso ausridten, es eebe ibr BET.
ier, uno iie boffe, uoreen tpieber eon8
tpobl alt iein. Damn. 0ffnete lie NIT
5itternben 5ineern oos 8tllett.
.,2iebe @pa Marie! ..
Soffentli6 biit Du tpieber tpob-
Ter. Sd made mir 9robe Gorge
lint Old. Mein Greunb Hippab
reiit iibermoreen idon ipieber ab,
boffentli9 fann er Did porber ie.
ben. Ga er bauptiddlid fam, I'm
Did fennen au Iernen, follte es
mir ooppelt Ieib t,,n, tpenn er Old
nidt begriiben founte. Sd boffe al.
10 moreeu auf ein Bieberfebeu, aud
in meinem Snterefe. Du feblit
mir iebr, Iiebe @ba Morie.
Yfit ber5li1em @rub unb &uB
Dein Mrmin."
0as ituge Waohen iab NIT trode-
nen, ltarren Nueen orf bieien eriten
nno lesten 8rief ibres gerlobten.
@ie fiibl uno rubie er eebolten mari
Sic idauerte 5,,iamnen unb aog nit
elmer miiben 8epeel,ne ben Sting bonn
Singer, Sen er ibr anee1tedt bate, als
ct Tie bas eritemal bonn Shlob aus
befudte. @r bate Die Berlobuues.
rinee bon einem ssutpel;er in Berlin
fommen lailen. l1no nun fanb iie
audi oen Mut, ou i'm au i6reiben.
(Sortietune foIet)
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Die vweltbervelssate
s.. Benedict WwWd-Salbe

xrprobtss Heilmittel gegen ALE Arten von
alten und frischen wunden, Qeschwuezsn
0eWaechsen. BissWunden, KArbunkeln u0Ui
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order q
sohtcken. Keane stemps. % Cents a.
eca,achtel, bel: j. L. STAAB, 171oo VaNaQa
view Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio.
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MittDdd, ben II. ianaaff 1910

bel soieier Berbin6lng ftdrfer betei-.
'ligt lift, ols ou Dir ieIber 5igeben
tpiaft. fa, 6as mare ia fein fingIiid.
Aber nun mod ntAt 10 ein ungIiid-
lides @eftdt. Moreen lit audi nod
Elm Sag.'' " s, .@
IS. Nrn,i,t 1abm iid suiann,en 1tno
fdalt fid ielber aus. am abeno ianb-
te er nod ,einunal einen 9oten bin-
nnter uno .lieb fraee,,,: :ipie es gbo
Narie ging. -
5rau Delius. ididte Anttport. @s
lei atunr beiler, 9err bon 2epoen r1,o-;
ge ober n,orgen lieber nibt fommen;
eba Narie tpole unoreen nod Iieeen
bleiben. .@." - ..,..t
Das erbobte feline unrube nod. gr
,par aeritreut uno peritimmt, uno &ip<
pah mubte alle @eeiiter frober 2aune
aufau5ieben, utn ibn ab5ulenfen.
X X -, X H.~
Grau DeIius bate eeeen Nbeto
rodmols an oie 3immertiir ibrer
Stiertodter gepodt.
neba Marie, bier lit eiu grief fiir
bid eefommen, ipi1it ou mir nidt
0ffnen?"
9a bate bas~iunee Mdohen eno-
lid Die Sir aufeemoht. Jrau Gelius
eridraf bel ibrem anblid.
uNein @ott, &ino, tpie iiebit gu
aus! Run beritebe, id, oab ou Did
nidt 10 bor Sen &erren ieben Ioiien
tuolteit. Nein, 10 eleno uno miierabel
BAIT ou nod nie auseeieben. Bas lit
nur nit bir?''
@po Morie preBte ibre &dnoe eeeen
bie S6lGfeu.
sd babe itarfes &opfueb uno
fiible mid iebr idledt. Du fiebit Elm,
oaB id mid 10 tueoer Dor &errn bon
,8tppod, nod bor - bor 2epoen aei-
gem fann. .Mud morseu nod nibt.
Menn Die 6erren norsen friib nod
mir .fraeen, entidulbise mid nod
einmol. Sd boffe, redt lauee au
fdlafen. Dos miro mir gut tun. uno
nun loB netd bite allein.'
"sSa, ia, id sebe idon. uub ba
1T Ser 8rief - ct fam idon beute
nadmittog NIT Der asoit, id bereab,
i'm sir s,l eeber,."
epa Narie Ieote teiluabmslos oen
8rief anf ben Siid, obne i'm au be-
trabten. ,in6 fdloB bie Sir ,pieoer
binter ibrer Stiefmutter a,t.
= "Biuit ou nidts eiien?" rief oieie
nod burd bic Tiir.
uWein, ,,ein, ni6ts als @ube', ant
tuortete oas iunge Mdbden uno mari
oann tpie6er ,tnaussefleioet auf Dos
@ett. Sic iab, itarr aur Dede ernpor,
nnb iiberlieb iid tuebrlos beratpeifelt
benz tuiloen, brennen6en Sdmera..
Jra,t Hrofeiior Delius teilte Damn
benz 8oten aus bem sdloiie eleid
nit, bob bic 9erren iid moreen nod
ni4t berbeibemiiben iouten.
X X X
Die ean8e seadt bate @pa Waarie
ipie eritarrt auf ibrem 8ett eeleeen.
Als oer neue Gag bleid beraufoam.
nerte, erbob fie iid NIT iteifen, idmer-
5enoen @lie6ern ,tnb begaun, int
Simmer roftlos auf unb ob at idrei-
ten. Sic beriudte, iid iiber lire Gage
flar5niper6en, uno atpang oie umber-
irrenoen @ebanfen aur Stetiafeit.
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Dbio 8a;ienfreuno

in feinen geIiebten antlit iab ooer
gar feiner Bitten seeeniiber fdtpad
tpnroe. Denn fie Iiebte i'm, liebte i'm
nod beiBer, eren5euIoier, nun fie ibn
ioufseben r,,iBte, trosoem Ct ibr oieie
sdnad ongetan bate. Nber mo iollte
lie .Binflieben III ibrer Ser5ensnot2
Cine SteIlung annebmen? Neun ia,
ober banah ,nuBte iie erit 'iuhen, unb
fie bate fein @eIo, barauf 5u mar
ten. Mlles; tpas iie beiaB, pareit ettpa
50 Mdrf. Dan,it fam tie nibt tpeit.
ltno cine Stelle fdno> fib hidt 10
leidt. Sene Gra, bon soltena, batte
ibr nint einntal eednttnortet auf it,
rem Brief. Nber bait tpar ba nibt
geitern ei,t S1reibe,t at 'iie eefom.
lnen2 8idtig, oa auf' beut Gid lag
es nod rteeOffnet. Mit aitternben
P&anoengriff fie banad unoT 0ffnete es.
llno als iie es eeleiet, ianf iie auf-
ieuf5eno in eine,, Stubl, uno enblid
l0iten ibtpere Trdnen Die quolpoIe
|Spannune ibrer Rerpen. 9as ,por
Silfe im bobiter stot. Sic oos oas
Sdretben nod einmol burd.
,Sebr geebrtes 0raulein!
Grit beute fontnt id aur 8eant-
'uort1ng Sbres Sdreibens. Offem
eeiast - id bate einiee 8e6en-
ten, Sic au eneasieren, Sbrer Su.
eenb tueeen. Sd bdtte lieber eine
etmos altere Dame setpablt. 9es.
baIb - nur aus oieiem @runbe
- soe id Sbnen cine anoere Be-
tuerberin Dor. geuu 1T aber bieie
Dame plotlid idtper erfrantt uno y
faun nidt fommen. Da tpenbe id
mid nun bertrauensbou an Sie
unb bite Sic, falIs sie nod obne
Stelung nno mir nidt boie iino,
10 idnea als moglid at a.us az
fommen. am Iiebiten iofort. Coli
ten .Sie aus ireen6einem @runbe
abiaeen, bite id I'M teleerapbiide
seadridt. @rbaIte id fein 9ele-
gramm, 10 nebme id an, baB Sie
fommen unb tperbe Sic ertuarteu.
&eiiegelo erbalten Sie bereiitet.
gs suiiroe mid iebr freuen, Sie BAL
oieit in meinem 6auie beeriibeu 81,
fonnen.
Sodabtungsooll
Naeoolene bon Soltenau."
Goa Marie atmete tief uno idpe1
,tno trodnete ibre 9rGnen. Dieier
8rief aeiete ibr ben @ee, ben iie 9e.
ben mubte. Das mar Elm S6idials<
mint uno cine grloiune aus Aneit
,luo Scot. gtipos tpie &ube Tam iiber
tie, freilid iene itarre, freu6loie Hube,
1T Ser bas Sera nie ein Stein 1T
Der 8ruit lieet.
Rad oen Iesten 8oden ionniser
@liidieliefeit fiel es ibr ooppelt
idtper, iid in elm entiaeunesreides
@eidid au fiieen. Die fremoen 2eute
tparen bieueidt bart uno uneeredt 5u
ibr. 2odeno itieg es in ibr auf:
,,Bleib, bereib, tpas 6u seb0rt, mas
nidt fit oeine Obren beitimmt tuar
@od bait bu sic Gdbeu in 6einer
Sano. 11u6 tpenn gu nidt 2iebe fin
oeit, 10 fin6eit bu bod Sreunoidaft
unb @lana uno Wobtleben. Beaniiee
bid 6ornit un6 9ib 6id aufrieben!" -
Mber oa iab iie Mrmius BiI6 bot
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in bos fleine SRumpelfdmmer6en.
Dort tpafen Softer i,n6. 3eileforBe
aufeeitapelt. sic iudte aug, mas iie
braubte; ,tub ibaffte es biniiber in ibr
3immer., Damn idlob fie iid elm uno
begann ibre Saden ~, padet,.
slls seeeu Mittas lire stiefmutter
an ibr 3immer flopfte, gab Tie sur
auttport, bab ibr beiier iei uno bob
iie 5uu giien binunterfommen tpiiroe.
Sbre Stiefmutter burfte ni6ts bon
ibren 5lubtpldnen merfen, Big alles
borbereitet mar. Sie bate iid idon
aus @igennlte: tptberiest ,tno ibre
Glu6t bereitelt. Da iie be,1te Mrmin
nidt ertpartete uno iiberoies naeenoen
Suneer empfano, eing iie 5u Gid
binab.
=; Sic ab a,6, tpas ibr Srau 9elius
porleste, obne rebt au tpiiien, tpas
es tpar.
"Du iiebit nod immer idmmerIid
aus, @ba Morie. @s lit gut, baB oein
8rdutigam beute ni6t fommt. Bas
bait ou nur eema9t, oab ou 10 eleno
biit? @abrldeinlid balt ou oid aui
oem Srieobof beroorben. Sc lit ia
l1nfinn, oab gu olle Gage itu beiBen
Sonnenbranb oortbin ldufit. Das
bringt Dir 6od oeinen 0ater feinen
Gag auriid."
"Nein, 6aron lieet es nidt. @s lit
nibts als Nerboiitdt."
,,Nd tpos, 10 ein juuees Mdbden
biirfte nod gar nibt miiien, tuos Seer
boiitat lit! Bos ion id 90 iaeen?
8os babe id idon aues ourdsemodt.
Denfe nur an ben Sag, als bein 8a-
ter mir iaete, ooB mir ruiniert ieien.
. meiu @ott, id fiir6tete einen
Sdlaeonfaa. l1nS bann feline 1auee
&rontbeit ,,uo bic idmole Henlion.
G,rdtbare Gage! ltnb oas Sdlimm-
ite aulest nad ieinen: Eo6e, oem
Ridts eeeeniiber. Du 1ieber Simmel,
ba iiuo Rerbem bon Stabl notie, Dos
eloube mir! @ottlob, bob bas al1es
binter mir lieet."
gba Marie bate pobl einwen6en
fonnne, oaB al bies oud iie setroffen
bate, uno barter bieuetdt als sic
5tiefmutter. aber tpoau iid nit ibr
besbalb berumitreiten? Dos lag ia
alles tpeit binter ibr. Das @eb, tpel=
DIES iie iett empfanb, Ioidte an bas
anoere aus un6 erfiillte fie 10 poQ
,.no ean8, bob fir nidts anoeres
mebr &a,m blieb. @lei6 nad 6em
@iien gine @ba Warie tpie6er auf ibr
3immer, um ibre &eiieborbereituneen
5u treffen, Dor ollem, UNI an Mrmin
einen 8rief au idreiben, ber ibm lire
Glu6t erfldren iollte. abenos Inn II
llbr eing ser leste 3ug bon ser flei-
nen Station ab., 9eit oieiem errei9te
fie ben cine baIbe Stun6e ipGter bon
Der Staot abiabrenoen Nadtl9nelau0
nod Berlin un6 fonnte moreens eeeen
feds 11br oort eintreffen.
Die 3eit, in ser ibre Stiefmutter
Mittagsrube bielt, beuukte iie, um
nit Der Maeb ibr @epdd nod ser
stotion 5u idaffen. sie Ioite aud
glei6 cine Gabrfarte >un6 gab ibr
@epad auf. Notiirlid nur big aur
ndditen Staot. Sci elmer ettpaieen
Wahfraae ant Observation-Disclosures IoU=
Evening star., 1940-04-05
CAT Gays Challenge
Catalina Islanders
To Tuna Contest

Cat Cay Fishing Club of Cat Cay
Bahamas, has issued challenge to
the Catalina Tuna Club of Catalina
Island, Calf, to bluef1n tuna fish
ing contest to be held off Cat Cay
some time between May Is and June
S. the period of the regular Cat Cay
tuna tournament. Accompanying
the challenge was an offer to wager
all or part of $4,000 on the outcome
Of the contest.
Last year, in three days of actual
fishing, A anglers of the Cat Cay
Fishing Club took 139 tuna, the
average weight of which was almost
$50 pounds.
If the Catalina Club accepts the
challenge and elects to fish with its
regulation 24-thread line, the Cat
Cay Club offers to score so points
for every pound of tuna taken on "a
thread as against 10 points a pound
for 39-thread and 7 points a pound
for 54-thread line.
Evening star., 1940-04-05

A 15-year-old swimmer who re-
putedly swan the 1oo-yard back
stroke recently in six seconds faster
time than the existing indoor rec
ord will hold a large share of the
spotlight tomorrow night during the
annual Y. M. C. A. Middle Atlantic
meet in the Shoreham Hotel pool
He is Bill Schmidt, promising
youngster from the York (Pa) "Y,"
whose time of 1:03.7 eclipsed the for
mer mark of 1904 with plenty to
spare.
Schmidts York team will be one
Of the favorites despite plenty of
competition from VS. in New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia.
Because of the reported caliber of
all of the teams, not many records
are expected to be left standing at
the end of the evening. Prelimi-
Evening star., 1940-04-05
Diets Selection Of Stock Beat Unaided Nature in Producing Choice Trout
20 Years Ago
In The Star

Rain prevented the 0rifIs-R Reds
game here and both teams left
for Richmond, where they are
slated to meet. The Grifis have
won five out Of seven games with
the champions.
Rumor has 1t that the Boston
Red Sox have offered Derril
Pratt, Ping Bodie and Truck
Hannah to the New York YAM
KEGS for Oscar Witt, Wally
Schang and Mike McNally.
Seiforde M. Stellwagen, Dis
trict tennis champion, and
George Williams have left the
Argyle Club of the Washington
and Suburban Tennis League to
join the Homead Club of the
same circuit.
Joe Stecher and Ed stranger"
Lewis have been matched for a
wrestling bout April 16 at New
York.
Evening star., 1940-04-05
College Champions Fill Swims,
But A. A. u. Crown Chances
OF Club Stars Are Briqhter
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, April 5.-With every
one OF the recent winners Of the Ma
tional Collegiate A. A. champion
ships at hand, along with defending
titleholders in 7 of the 10 events,
the National A. A. U. indoor SWIM
ming championships will be staged
In the New York Athletic Club pool
today and tomorrow.
Except for AL Patnik and Earl
Clark of Ohio State, who placed
one-two In both N. c. A. A. drives
and figure to do the same in this,
none of the college champions has
more than an outside chance Of win
ming. Patnik, as a matter of fact,
Will be the defending titleholder in
both events off the boards. :.
The other victors of a year ago in
clude Olympic Champion sAdolph
Kiefer of the Chicago Towers in the
15O-yard back-stroke, Dick Hough of
the Princeton A. A. in the 220-yard
breast-stroke, Andy Clark of Wayne
IN the 300-yard medley, the Prince
ton A. A. in the medley relay and
the New York A. c. in the 4OO-yard
relay.
Kiefer, unbeaten in five years,
should have terrific battle with
AL Vande Weghe Of Princeton, van
quished only once in that time (by
Kiefer). Hough will meet the out
door breast-stroke champion, Jim
Skinner, Michigan freshman, as well
as Johnny Higgins of Ohio State,
the N. G. A. A. victor, in his
speciality. Clark will have trouble
IN the medley. with the versatile
klefer, the outdoor winner, as well
as Ed Parks of Princeton and Hig-
gins.
Since Princeton, as an athletic as
sociation and not as college, will
be able to team Hough with Vande
Weghe and Parke in the medley re-
lay, no trio hardly will touch it.
The 400-yard relay will find the
N. Y. A. c. without a chance to re-
peat since Michigan, Yale and Har-
ward, one-two-three in the collegi-
ates, will be in there as we'll as pos
sibly even stronger combinations
from the Detroit A. c. and the Chi
cago Towers.
Evening star., 1940-04-05
". A. A. Stick Squad
Starts Tomorrow
Al Swarthmore

A well balanced Washington Ath-
letic Association lacrosse team will
square off with Swarthmore tomor-
row on the Pennsylvania field in
their first match of the season.
Coaches Joe Deckman and Ed (Riv-
erdale) Smith selected the starting
10 after yesterdays workout.
Joe Ferrearini will start at goal.
Jim Laughran at point, Oden Bowie,
cover point; South" Sothoron, first
defense; Rod Brooks, second de-
Tense; Milt Roberts, center; Harry
Hamilton, second attack; Jack
Badenhoop. first attack; Leo
Hantske, out home; Temple farrell,
in home.
-Four of the group, Ferrearini, Soth-
oron, Laughran and Bowie were all
Americas during their collegiate
careers, Ferrearini at Hopkins and
the others at Maryland.
The local debut will be against
Baltimore Athletic Club April 10 at
Central
Evening star., 1940-04-05
1rojans and Uniteds
Capture Titles in
Basket League
Seven Seas Grill, }. G. G.
Bottle Tomorrow for
Recreation Honors

With two more divisional cham
pions established and third due to
be decided tomorrow night, the
District of Columbia Recreation
Department Basket Ball League is
nearing the end of it's season.
BY virtue of victories last night,
the Trojans and United Typewriters
are the champs of the Langley and
Mckinley divisions, respectively.
The Trojans walleped the Stockboys,
41-26, and the Typists whipped the
Regal Clothiers, 1925.
The Roosevelt division champion
ship will be decided tomorrow night
at Roosevelt gym when Seven Seas
Grill and Jewish Community Gen.
ter, section winners, play at $50
o'clock.
The Grillmen's fourth triumph
this week and their second over
Bellman Heating clinched their
crown last night when they nosed
out the Heaters, 1920.
Evening star., 1940-04-05

The 100-yard free style will see
Gus Sharemet Of Michigan, the new
Weissmuller," battle with Otto
Paretz Of the Chicago Towers, the
outdoor champion; Charler Barker
Of Michigan, Gus Lumsden and
Waldemar Tomski of the Detroit
A. c. and Howard johnson, Russ
Duncan and Ed Pope of Yale.
Most Of them will also be in the
220, along with Johnny Macionis Of
the Philadelphia Big Brothers, Rene
Chouteau of Yale, Tom Haynie and
Bill Prev of the Detroit A. c., Eric
Cutler and Jim Curwen of Harvard,
Ed Hutchens Of Michigan and Dave
Tyler, the schoolboy phenomenon.
Most Of these also will be in the 40.
Evening star., 1940-04-05
Boys Club Alumni Rout
West End Branch Five

With such scholastic stars of the
past season as Cady of st. John
and Perrell and Hilleary of Western
IN its lineup, an alumni five of the
Georgetown Branch of the WASH
mgton Boys Club defeated the
clubs current team last night, 41-3O.
Cady led the alumnis attack with
ID points, but nearly was matched
by Brewer, center of this years
team, who scored IA for the losers.
Evening star., 1940-04-05

AAAASSA, VIC bOOho, polIlplllClo dIlu
magazines which have crossed our
desk have served in no small measure
to keep the angling fever alive
when the snow was a foot deep out
side. Even the catalogues from
manufacturers supply pleasure with
the hosts of colored prints of tackle
and fish supposed to be caught with
that gear.
A booklet we'll worth read
ing = is the 1910 edition Of
"Hints to Anglers" published
by the Bureau Of Fisheries Of
the Department of Interior.
Author of that book Is Talbot
Denmead. who needs no identifica-
ton in Washington. Denmead is
chief of the Black Bass and Anglers
Division down at the bureau, and
often is referred to as the Nations
No. public fisherman. He has
charge of the Governments law en-
forcement division in regard to
black bass, and he also is the Gov
ernment's fishing information serv-
Ice. In his files is fishing dope for
any section you can name IN North
America, and more than likely he
has fished himself at any given spot
and can supply frst-hand informa-
ton about it.
His booklet may be had free of
charge merely by writing tie de-
partment. Within its covers is more
information than usually can be
packed into book five times its
size; the why's and wherefores of
waterproofing bait-casting lines,
how to restore sick flies, how to wind
fishing rod, plenty of dope on
tackle, methods of using live bait
and keeping it alive, recipe tor pre-
serving pork rind, how to smoke
fish and even a section of first-aid
hints to fishermen.