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Thirty-odd years back we can re-
member channel bass schools off the
Southern Jersey coast so large the
surface of the water reflected the
red-bronze of their scales. They
drew the attention of only few
anglers then for in those days surf
men were few and far between.
Now, channel bass seldom find
their way north of the Delaware
Capes, but their barbel-mouthed
striped brethren, the black drum,
still continues to do so.
Not a game fish by any standard,
nevertheless the drum is sought
eagerly by many fishermen, un-
doubtedly because of their large
size. Their catch by any tyro would
be considered as quite an accom-
plishment. Right now black drum
are running the sandy beaches un-
der Cape May. Seabass and porgies
are on the gravel banks, kings are
In the surf and weakf1sh on the
wrecks. For the drum, bay fish,
ing ports such as Highland Beach,
Town Bank and Sun Ray Beach on
the bay will be found better than
the ocean ports.
Tropical Fish go North.
Late July and August always are
productive of catches of many odd
tropical fishes. Small sailfish COM
monty occur along the Maryland
and Virginia coasts. Parrots, trig-
gerfsh, capitanos and what not
are caught every day in Jersey
pound nets. For real oddity, how
ever, consider the catch by Sven
Mathen in one of his nets at OF
tens Harbor. N. j., this week of a
131a-pound Pacific salmon.
This is the first catch OF the kind
ever noted along the Middle Allan
tic. The true reason for its ap-
pearance at this point probably will
remain a mystery always, SO add
ing our guess would confuse the
final analysis not one iota.
We believe it to be kelt spawned
in a Maine river in the fall of 1889
by the fish washed out of a stocked
lake in 1884. Many of these fish
returned to Maine waters last fall,
and averaged nearly 40 pounds in
weight after their sea-run of four
years. The smaller size of this fish
indicates it was younger and not
in its usual haunts for offshore, and
at depths where the easy feeding
allows these fish to attain their
great size tn 20 short q time. And
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Woodward Meet Taken
By Literary Society

Washington Literary Society Of
Woodward School holds the intra-
mural track championship after a
meet yesterday on the Ellipse.
The winners scored $50 points to
the 80 tailed by Jefferson Literary
Society. After the track meet, a
softball game was won by Washing
ton Society, 6-5.
The meet included a relay race
around the bases on an Ellipse dia-
mond.
Mike Bennett. Max Vogel and Bill
Noyes, all Of Washington Society,
each won three events to share top
individual honors with IS points.
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H. |. Smith Shoots 66
To Equal Amateur
Course Mark
Co-HoIder of Record
His Opponent; Skips
M. A. Title Chance
By WALTER McCALLUM.


Today over the woods fringed
Cascades course at Hot Springs, Va,
the Middle Atlantic amateur cham
pionship opened with the usual fam
fare that greets the biggest Sec
tional tourney of the year and the
usual array of stars entered. But
1t could be that possible winner
of the championship, little
heralded fellow who plays about
twice a week at the Congressional
Country Club will be among those
missing when the roll of future
champions is called today at Hot
Springs.
Any golfing gent who shoots ID
holes of a tough course in 66 strokes,
which is six better than par, must
be considered when the titles are
being passed out. And it may be
that in the absence of Howard Lee
Smith of Congressional perhaps the
best golfer in this sector will be left
out right at the start of the mid
Atlantic.
Played Course in Sc.
For all Smith did yesterday at
Congressional was to play that
lengthy course in 66 whacks. 1t
tied the amateur record and was
only a shot above the professional
competitive record set by Sam
Snead in May of 1899. Smith bagged
seven brides in a round played
with Parker Nolan, Gene Pittman
and Walter McCallum, and only
once went over par.
That the round was one of the
great scores of the year Is shown by
the fact that he had only % puts.
That, of course, Is eight below
putting par, but you don't score
well unless you also are putting
well. Smith not only putted well,
but hit the ball well.
Here is his score against par for
the course:
Out-Par ---- 543 asa 453-37
Smith ------------ o44 444 41o-oo
In-Par -- 443 534 444-35-72
Smith $40 434 343-30-66
%. Until Smith tied the amateur
record Parker Nolan's IS stood all
alone. Nolan made his 66 three
years ago. The course has been
played in So by Club Pro Witty Cox,
but the twin 66s of Smith and Nolan
are the best marks ever made by
amateurs. And there was no freak
stuff in Smiths score. He didn't
hole anv mitch shots. He lust PLAYED
good golf.
British Relief Tourney Saturday.
Saturday, at all the clubs around
Washington the amateurs Will
gather to play for British war
relief. In all the golf shops around
town are big bronze medals which
will 20 to the winners of the one
day handicap medal play tourney
to be played Saturday. -Four mil
lion golfers are expected to play
throughout the Nation, and WASH
ington will contribute its full share
of cash for the embattled blood
brothers across the Atlantic. The
affair is sponsored by the British
War Relief Society, Inc, and the
one and only Robert T. Jones, Jr,
heads the group.
Kenwood will entertain the golfers
of the Indian Spring Country Club
Sunday in team match between
the two clubs.
Seay Wins Aggie Title.
Red-headed Wilbur Seay is the
new Department of Agriculture
champ. seay played the Beaver
Dam Country Club course in 79
whacks yesterday to win the depart
ment championship in the annual
tourney for the employees of Uncle
Sans big department. Next to the
new champ was D. N. Hevener with
30.
Net prizes were won by j. K.
Thompson, 66; c. D. Livermore, 68,
and S. P. Archino, 66.
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Babes Golf Halted
By Auto Mishup
BY the Associated Press.

BY Ine ASSUCIHCtU PItSS,
LOS ANGELES, June IA
stalled automobile caused Babe
Didrikson Zaharias to default her
title in the women's Western
Open golf tournament at Gin
cinnati.
She and her husband, Wrestling
Promoter George Zaharias, went
into a ditch in their automobile
on a tour of Australia last year.
Babe got out, gave the machine
a push and pulled vertebra out
of joint.
She had trouble with it ever
since, and recently reinjured 1t;
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self A. e WENTZEL. 1905 Wisconsin
ave. NV, Washington, D. c. 13'
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts incurred by any one but myself.
SAM LEVINE, 1928 M st. NV, Washington,
D. c. IT,
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts incurred by any one other than
myself. GRAFTON Z. HARPER, 1920
Holbrook ter. ne. 49,
WANTED-FULL PART LOAD FROM
Florida, way points; fully insured. DI.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. LEONARD REID BROWN, 5031 East
Capitol st. Washington D. c. 13s
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Unsung Golfer Stars at Congressional
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.

Today a year ago-Brooklyn
Dodgers bought Joe Medwick and
Curt Davis from st. Louis for
100000 and two minor leaguers.
Three years ago--43,700 saw
Yankees beat Bob Feller, in re-
lief role, 7-6, on Joe Gordon's
homer, to cut Cleveland Indians
lead to one and a half games.
Five years ago-German Davis
Cup team defeated Ireland to
reach final round OF European
zone eliminations.
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Petworth in Two Tits

Petworth Citizens Association
baseball team has two games this
week end. Saturday it plays Army
Medical College at Walter Reed at
8 pm. and on Sunday travels to
Sykesville for a game at o'clock.
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J. E. DOUGLASS co,
NOTICE OF FORMATION OF

LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a
Limited Partnership has been formed
under the firm name J. E. Douglass Co.
to carry on a general real estate business
Brokerage business. J. iA E. pouaiass afassnef Of
5130 Conn. ave. NV, Washington. D. c..
and ]. E. Douglass, jr., Of 6294 goth St.
Nv, washington. d. c., are General
Partners; Nellie D. Douglass of 5130
Conn: ave NV, Washington, D. c.. and
Dorothy w. Douglass Of 1894 29th st.
NV, WASHINGTON, D.. C., are Special
Partners. The amount OF capital con-
tributed by each Special Partner is two
thousand. i've hundred dollars (S2, ,5OO.0O)
in cash. The partnership shall commence
on the second day of June. 1941. and
shall terminate on the second day of
June, 1865. unless sooner dissolved by
agreement among the several partners.
Certif1cate Of Limited Partnership signed
and acknowledged by all the partners was
hied on June 2, 1941. in the office Of the
Clerk OF the United States District Court
signed No. 1913.
-ie4.5.71 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II. L,
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GreenbeIt After Come

Greenbelt has diamond on
which it would like to schedule an
unlimited game for Saturday. Call
Warfeld 9493 after 4::30 pm.
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Junior Nine Seeks Foes

Valley Vista Juniors want baseball
games with teams having diamonds.
Call Columbia 6577-J between S and
pm.
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Petworth Has Open Date

Petworth Citizens Association
baseball team wants games to be
played after July 2. Call Wheaton
at Randolph 5026.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

PORTLAND. ME-: LEAVING / PM, JUNE
14th. Call CO. s91S. between and pm
LEAVING FOR UNIONToWN, PA. SAT.
4; reasonable. Call AT. 0016-J after pm.
DENVER AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS,
Government employe leaving Friday morn
ing: excellent driver: reasonable. RA. 5579.
LEAVING FOR ARKANSAS AFTERNOON
Of Goth, and return; can take two, Adams
800 Aft0 8 Pm. CHOATE. 12'
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SALESMEN.
HELP MEN g WOMEN.

Debating MACHINES excellent oppor-
appointment.
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STREETCAR,
BUS OPERATORS
WANTED.

Steady work at good pay
for men who can qualify. $50
per week guaranteed after
short training period; many
earn more; no experience
necessary.
Applicants must be % to
40 years of age, 5 it. 7 ms. to
6 it. 2 ms. in height and must
weigh in proportion GAO to
225 pounds.
Apply in person Monday
through Friday, inclusive,
$3.50 to 10 am.
EMPLOYMENT DIVISION-J,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
seth and Prospect SITS. NV,
Wash, D. c.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN,
experienced; extensive list
ings, excellent coverage, full
cooperation.
EDMUND ]. FLYNN,
228 Woodward Bldg.
MAN, young, white, expert
enced; to service electrical
appliances, washers, ironers
and vacuum cleaners. J. G.
Harding & Co., Inc, SIT 10th
IT. NV.
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LOST.
BHLFOLD, red, in woodward a. Lothrop's;
Identification Toledo, Ohio. Phone MA.
3120. Ext. 716. Reward.
BHLFOID, pieskin, containing money and
Identification cards. Reward. WO. 7716.
1881 LEGATION st. nv.
BLACK CoCKER sPANIEL; child's pet;
daS. aaw in right, eye. Telephone Georgia
CAT. tiger. gray and black striped, male.
MlIid Ilmid; lost about weeks ago. Reward.
DIAMOND BAR PIN Monday. vicinity
Stanton Park. Reward. FIR. 6083.
DOG, male, part Cocker Spaniel and
hound; last seen near Tech High wearing
named Butch" Franklin 1853. 13s
yellow and white; collar and tag; In Con-
gress Heights Reward. AT. 1925.
dARYs danonas snRea eaE pin co set ON NTH Back
reward. Nichols Co. 326 woodward Bldg.
PURSE, black, lost Sunday. nr. 1888 14th
st. NV. Liberal reward. Emerson 7772.
TOY BOSTON BULLDOG, lost in vicinity
Window pl. or Tenley Circle. June 10th.
Emerson 1856.
VEST, mans, dark green, 11th st. NV.
downtown; reward. McKenna, 1909 18th
st. NV, Apt. SOL.
WATCH lady's Hamilton, black cord band
Psrrs pHTisno St, ne. bu. '' 74ss. ~ Il: s:'o
WRIST WATCH. Elsin, .lady's, gold with
black ribbon, Lost vicinity 7th and =
S:vsid. -; adx b bssssn a.ss sif5l. ~ A'''
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Rest Shelter, 5000
Wheeler I'd. Sc AT 1853. Present
facilities limited to that class only.
SPORT COAT, Jaeger. owner please call
WI 1908
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WE TEACH YOU to sell Rexatr.
Phone AID. 1929.
WATCHMAKERS, steady en-
ployment, good wages. J. F.
Adams, 804 F st. NV.
COLLECTION MANAGER, EX-
PERIENCED MAN; PERMA-
NENT POSITION. BURN
STINE'S, 919 F ST. NV.
OPENING FOR REGIS
TERED PLUMBER WITH
RAPID GROWING CON-
STRUCTION CO. CALL T. E.
EVANS, RE. 1903.
PLATE PRINTER
For stationery department.
A permanent full-time posi-
ton for an experienced man
of good character.
JULIUS GARFINCKEL g. co.
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PERSONAL.

ANY MONOGRAM IN GOLD LETTERS
free on box of Laura Lee Candy Popular
prices, in Alex, Va. on way to Mt. Vernon.
NURSING, CARE OF ELDERLY LADY;
home of registered nurse in District. RA.
1922.
WILL GIVE BEST CARE THAT CAN BE
had to elderly or invalid lady by registered
nurse; beautiful detached home near Wash
ington Cathedral; refs. exchanged. OR.
0795.
BOXING PHYSICAL CONDITIONING,
baths. Day and night service. Mayflower
Health Club 1716 H st. NV.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for. life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery, DIR. SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia I'd Adams 03S8.
HEMS-WHTLE YOU WAIT, SOC UP IN
cludirg fitting: Reweaving, Refining, Alter
ations 'THIMBLE SHOP" 1877 18th NV.
MEN. WOMEN WANT VIM? STIMU-
lants in Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep UP bodies
lacking vitamin B-1, iron. calcium, phos-
phorus. Introductory size ONLY 35c. For
sale at all good drugstores.
IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for any purpose,
Just give me a telephone call. You can get
500 and need repay only 81 so per week.
which includes interest. the only charge.
Other amounts in proportion. Just call
JACK SESSIONS, Michigan 6510.
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"aSNssSsNS S~sVSSht~'
GIRL, colored. neat reliable, wants job
general housework; stay nights: references.
GIRL, neat colored, desires Job, part-time
or days work. Call Lincoln ASST.
GIRL, colored, would like Job, no sundays:
can travel: ref. Dupont 5963.
GIRL young, colored, desires Job as cham
bermaid. waitress buseirl; neat and de-
GIRLS, two, desire work together as maid
OF general houseworker: live in; references.
GIRL colored, wants part-time work. RA.
GIRL, colored, mothers helper. willing
worker; live in nearby Silver Spring pre-
ferred. Phone SH. 3O47-W before II 9. m.
GIRL wants general housework or maid,
plain cooking: good reference. Franklin
GIRL wants Job ghw plain cooking;
slikes chiIdren; stay some nights If neces-
GIRL. colored, wishes E.hw.: city reference.
Gail Dhstrlct 9737
SETTLED coored couple want lob as
janitor, gardener or R.h.w. ME. 140S
between 6-s pm.
VA. GIRL wants general housework. steady;
nights. Decatur 2757.
WOMAN. colored, wishes part-time work
or days work. HO. 1850.
WOMAN. middle-aged colored, wants gh.w.,
plain cooking; stay nights. Call ME.
5041 after pm.
WOMAN. colored. experienced. wishes cook
ing for employed family: 5i2 days; no
laundry: adults only: refs. Ii. 7960-M.
Evening star., 1941-06-12
ROOMING HOUSE.

DOWNTOWN,
20 rooms, 6l7 baths: good lease: near 14th
and K SITS. NV: good income; II you mean
business, see this; will make good terms for
quick sale. See Mr.. Ogletree: Dixie Realty
Co. 1417 l. st. NV. MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-06-12

CIVIL SERVICE TESTS-Rent a late model
Royal, Underwood or L. c. Smith Super
speed. Stop in at the MACDONALD TYPE
WRITER CO., SIS 14th st. NV, and selest
the model you wish 10 use lfe
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Army Orders

WASHINGTON - The War depart-
ment has issued the following orders:
Coils. Henry J r Miller ac Duncan
Field. to Patterson Field. William 7.
Rican dept; Roland W. Pinger. 3D..
Preside OF San Francisco. to Philip
Lieut. Coils. John V. Stark. inf.
Joliet. 10 Decatur. Ill. Garland T.
Rowland, Cd, Omaha to Panama
Canal dept: George W. Hirsch. Cd.
Columbus. S. c. to Philippine dept;
Burton Read. agd.. Riverside. Calf,
70 Omaha; r. Ernest Dupuy, IA. West
Point, 10 Washington; Paul c Febi-
ger, cav. Cheyenne. to Seeley Calf;
Lloyd W. Goeppert. cac.. Fort Mon
roe, to Fort Adams Richard G. Tin
dali. csc, Washington. to Fort George
c. Meade. Edwin r Petzing. SC. Fort
Lewis. 10 Panama Canal dept. Forest
Bockey md. Vancouver Barracks. 10
Fort Lewis, Paul Cox Kucher. vc. res,
Fort Weyne to Fort Bliss. Wendell
Phillips Sammet. ia res. BROOKLYN. 10
Washington
Leonard Wood. TO Atlanta Mercy c.
Walter. IA Fort Knox. TO Fort Sam
Houston: William r. Lyon. &C. WASH
ington. 70 DAYTON. Harry Y RYDER.
IA Indientown Gap. TO Wilmington:
Eugene {. Johnston. cav Fort Bliss,
70 Fort Elit}, harry GantZ. spec. res,
San Francisco. TO Washington. Ed
ward Sandusky Thomas. IA. res. KAN
sas City, Mo. to Camp Polk
Capts. James II Banville. inf,
Fort Sheridan. to Washington Ben
lamln " Dunn, DC, Fort Sill. 20
Puerto Rican dept. John H Wilson,
IA. Fort Knox, 10 Preside OF Mon
terey. Robert II. Blount. me VAN
couver Barracks. 70 Portland Ore;
Edward X. Bowman. &C. Washington,
70 Detroit; Malcolm c Durbin. &C.
Was hlngton 20 Wright Field. Charles
W. King &C Washington. 20 Wright
Field Roland r Bach. USA Fort
sheridan. 70 Camp Joseph 7 Robin
son. William J. Daniei. IA. Fort Ord,
% Brooks Field; William j Ledward,
"a, Fort ORD. 10 Brooks Field. Alfred
:. Damoulin. INF Fort Warren %
BROOKS Field. Augustin NJ Prentiss
W. IN Fort Jackson TO Brooks
field. Liburn S Greenwood nc Fort
Des Molnes 70 Philippine dept Tim
Louls Mcnamara. cws. res. Wlnnetka.
III. 70 Edgewood Arsenal. Reuben
Emerson Gusts. chap res. Salr Lake
CITY. q Fort ORD. Joseph Hugh Ware
u Sc. res Atlanta. 20 Fort Mon
mouth.
L you're not using it, sell It with
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WAIT FOR ME
CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO
B. kATHTRINE MACY

CHAPTER Ihlh u = y
When Jan opened her eyes, she
was very happy Just 10 lie still and
watch the sunshine creep across
the bare. polished floor. I was
warm IN here.
a fire was cracking On the
hearth and she could see 1t pass the
edges OF the four-poster bed in
which she was lying.
5000 pleasant. she thought
droWsily. This felt like home,
like Dover House. But II
wasn't Mother Malloy's.
Then she knew though she had
never slep at Three Oaks before
this must be Philip and Ellie Cars
old house under the trees. Yes 49,.
through the low windows she saw
the white-ashed fences around the
stables, and Philip himself limp
ing along beside one Of the
grooms.
Ellie came into the room noise
lessly her broad face breaking
into a smile as she saw JAMS wide
blue eyes on her. Feeling better.
dear ." she asked. her voice soft
and soothing. My, you've had a
nice, long sleep"
What time Is it what day
is it" asked Jan, trying to re-
member what had happened
Ellie chuckled comfortably.
THE same DAY. It's almost
five. The DAYS are little
longer now"
oh. Then they brought me
here
She hadn't quite collapsed on
that doorstep Of the house at the
foot of the mountain. The tenant
and his wife had kept her awake
long enough To make sure Just
where Peter was; she recalled
some telephoning. and that the
woman wrapped blankets around
her and put her on couch some
where.
Did they find Peter >" she
asked hazily.
of course. You told them eX-
actly where he was and they fol-
lowed your tracks right back up
the mountain from the road. There
hasn't been any more snow, you
see"
Jan sat up; the sleeves of
her nightgown. evidently one
of Ellie's, fell over her hands.
She pushed them back impa-
tiently. But how is he? Did
he really have a broken
ankle ."
Nov, now, Peter is getting
along all right. You lie down Jan.
We don't want you to catch pneu-
monia, with your exposure and all.
I'm going to bring you something
hot to drink. Would you like
that >"
The girl nodded. and fell back
against the pillow gratefully. 1t
had been more effort to sit up
than she had expected. Had Ellie
evaded her question about Peter?
Was he really all right? But
thinking about it was too hard.
She drank a little of the hot
broth Ellie brought her and was
left alone while the shadows
heightened and the fire flickered
family against the walls. Present.
ly she fell asleep again.
It seemed to be part of her
dream that when she woke again,
refreshed, she should see Sue
Gardner no. Sue Griffin now
sitting in a low rocker by the
fire.
Sue hadn't changed with her
months of marriage, except
that stie was little rounder,
and her face (Jan glimpsed il
in profile against the light)
had a cOntented bloom which
surely had not been there
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