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Evening star., 1941-11-24
Nurses Take Notice

Years ago Sir Walter Scott took pen
In hand and wrote:
"Oh woman in our hours of ease
Uncertain, coy, and hard to please
When pain and anguish wiring the
brow
A ministering angel thou"
With this view millions of more
humble men have agreed. Especially
is this true when the woman is q
trained nurse. Most trained nurses
are good lockers, too; possibly be-
cause this serves as an antidote
against shock when the patient is
presented with his bill.
But from down under, in Christ
church, New Zealand, comes a dif-
ferent opinion, that of a man who
acted as a pretended casualty to
allow a bunch of ambulance service
girls to practice. After bandaging
his mythical injury, they proceeded
to make it genuine by dropping him
and breaking a leg. They then
placed him on a stretcher, slid it into
an ambulance, not quite far enough,
and slammed the door on his head,
knocking him out. Somehow they
missed a bet by failing to wreck the
ambulance, and got him to the hos
pital still all in one piece. He may
be seen there now-by men only
propped up in bed reading the IA
nous misogynist Schopenhauer, and
ready to throw the volume at any
nurse rash enough to come within
range.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

If the D. c. were actuated by the
motives Of organized labor and uti-
lized the same technique, its inhabi-
tants would simply stage a sit-down
strike in this emergency until they
got the vote.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

have been expected to act If she had
joined the League. Only, the United
States is thus acting Of its own will. as
expressed by Congress, not because of
prior commitments.
<oo0V110h6 1eA1. Ddl1Gueaa DoooaSeA AAooets.)
Evening star., 1941-11-24

There appear to be at least two
circumstances under which a con-
tract Is not contract one when
Hitler signs it and the other when
one OF certain large group of Amer
ican labor unions signs it.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

A prisoner at Lorton is actually
fighting against efforts OF his friends
to win him freedom. II he ever gets
out, a brilliant career should await
him as a politician in France.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

Washington already has had two
or three Indian Summers" this fall.
The additional warm spell Of the
past few days must have been IN
Eskimo Summer"
Evening star., 1941-11-24

Favorite Hymns "Adeste Fl
deles." 20. Little Town of Bethle-
hem" Glad Christmas Bells"
The First Noel" and Silent
Night" are few of the Christmas
favorites included in the collec-
ton of the best loved hymns of all
denominations. An ideal booklet
for Sunday school and home use
during the holiday season. Com
plete with words and music, this
book is 6 by 9 inches in size and
has an attractive, durable colored
cover. To secure your copy inclose
20 cents in coin, wrapped in this
clipping, and mail to The Star In
formation Bureau.
Name
Address
Evening star., 1941-11-24

Bernard Baruch urges standardized
clothing for Americans. If his sug-
gestion goes through . lot of US hope
1t won't b blue serge.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Dissents From Views
OF Believer In German Defeat.
To the Editor Of The Star:

Frank Kent indulges in some wishful
thinking and hoping when he asserts
that German morale is destined to crack
up, with defeat looming because Britain
and the United States possess superiority
in the air and on sea. According to Mr..
Kent, it isn't necessary to land an army
in Europe to crush Hitler. Unfortu-
nately, heading military authorities, in
cluding Brittsh experts, do not agree.
EDkUND Z. 0OID6BOROUGH
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Member Of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
the use for republication of all news dispatches
credited to it or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights Of publication Of special dispatches
herein also reserved.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

iorelgn quarrel. No American shin
Trading with belligerent (even in ma
terlas other than war supplies) could be
armed. And any goods bought by Q BEL
Aserent had to be fully paid for before
leaving an American port, and moreover
no war supplies could leave In an Ameri-
can ship. (The cash-and-carry reouire-
ment)
linen, In 1889, Hitler jumped on Po-
land, thus provoking war with Great
Britain and France. And two months
later the United States took its first step
IN years away from isolationism, when
the Neutrality Act Of that year omitted
the mandatory arms embargo Of the pre-
vious acts.
IN other words, Britain could now get
military supplies from us, even If these
still had to go In British boats and still
could go only after being fully paid for
Az the same time the new act forbade
American ships or American citizens tn
travel into war zones.
In March, 1941, the United States took
another long step away from isolation
ism. The Lend-Lease Act Of that wear
authorized Government credits and loans
OF materials to Britain. Thus the han
ON private loans and credits, although
still IN the neutrality law, didn't mean
anything. Tho Lend-Lease Act also al
lowed British warships to be repaired In
American ports.
And now comes the latest step. In
November. 1871, Congress repealed those
sections Of the 1889 Neutrality Act which
forbade American ships to be armed and
which kept them out of war zones and
belliserent ports. Thus the United
States = acting lRetV muah - ~ would
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Moving, Storage, Carriage
Lawns, Gardens, Supplies

BEST BLACK DIRT or top soil. yard.
81 %, delivered. Townsend $685..
BLACK dirt-Come and get 1t; Csc trailer
load, 81 truck load. Van Born at jim
DAILY. Dearborn 1920.
EIGHTY ACREs-Keniucky. Blue. red top
timothy: delivered. laid. Townsend e-5l5s
REAL. BLACK DfRT-si yard delivered,
west side Call Dearborn 1920.
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Educational
Personals

Personals
A BETTER way TO health through elimi-
nation. hydrotherapy, electric cabinet a.id
Treatments for eirculatory Stimulation
nervousness. Calwood Health Salon. l055'
Woodward. Townsend 5-s561.
A Feature, PROFESSOR RAJAH ELI
NOR. MILDRED, LOLA Entertainers.
Rainbow Tearoom. 10 John r.
A LIQUOR habit stopped at home secretly.
Arnold, 2461 Nat. Bank Bldg. RIA. 1884.
AFTER May Z, 1871, not responsible for
any debts contracted by my wife, Pa
tricia Wagner. Signed. Carl Wagner an
Tuxedo.
ALICE SNYDER. sstrologer, 3i45 Second
boulevard. Apartment. S. Phone TER
RACE 2-s344
AMAZING IL. M" Astrologist! Whom
your home or mine. Appointments. 1875
Gilchrist Vermont 5-4432.
ARE YOU worried? Overcome nervousness.
fatigue, worry. 5sOs Second. Madison
1856.
TROLOGIsT-Famous Wanda Gaggon.
Private Consultations Daily. SCI Clair
mount Trinity 2-1409.
Lena Manning, Chero-
kee Indian. Appointments. 449 Medium.
Fitzroy 1912.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. La Belle, private
and parties. Fitzroy e745. 1911 East
Jefferson.
sTRoLOGY-Florence La Valley. Salts
factory consultations. 26l2 West Kirby.
Tyler 1881.
AsTROLoGER - 36 years experience.
WORLDS FAIR, Radio. 80 Peterboro.
6s44.
MISUNDERSTANDING different. Plan
you your oS17 future now Appointments
daily; well recommended Detroit. else
where. Lafayette O324.
= Evangeline Berry. 114O
Hubbard. near East Jefferson. LEno1
34eI $l.OO.
AT BILL GRAFS GRILL-Astrologer
Estelle. Noon luncheon. 124 John X,
Downstairs.
DEBT relief See Credit Adjustment Co.
sS3 Barlum Tower. Detroit. CHI. s3i7.
FADED CARPETS dyed. cleaned re-
paired, rehtted; guaranteed. Mayfair
Rug Cleaning 1856 Bellevue. Plaza 1865.
Dearborn O133.
GALL KLENZ" ends liver. gall bladder.
stomach gas gladstone attacks; prevents
operations. l4lO Burlingame. Townsend
1-lf4O.
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER by Ultra
Controlled Electrolysis. Safe, Painless.
Treatments 81. Doctors References. Es-
tabiished II years. Electrolysis Clinic.
TYLER 5-2i2l.
HAIR REMOVED Permsnently-Electro
lysis 81 Hour. Antoinette Aust. 1868
Lakewood. LEnox 1882.
MARIE sCHELL-221s Ashland. Weight
reduction. rheumatism, neuritis. Tele-
phone Lenox 1894.
MEN, WOMEN. WANT VIM?
Stimulants in Ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up
bodies lacking in Vitamin Bl, Iron, Cal
cium, PHOSPHORUS. Special Introductory 35c
size today ONLY 29c. Call, write Cunning
ham, Kinsel. Sans Cut Rate. Walgreen
and all other good drug stores.
MRS. RAVE Astrologist Featured at
state Fair. 1897 Mitchell. Plaza 2J03
PHYSIOTHERAPY-S Monday. Tues
day, Wednesday. 81. co. 2s10 West Grand
Boulevard. Madison O520.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic, 5005 Cas-
avenue. Temple l-2l24.
PROF. ELTON. ASTROLOGY
Consultations daily, 10 TO 5; Tuesdays and
FRIDAYS till g. Closed Sunday. 341s John
h. between Erskine and Eliot. Special 81.
REVEREND TRAEB-Popular Astrologist.
Consultations Daily. 1917 Michigan (up-
stairs. lafayette 07s6.
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MORTGAGE fHA LOANS
PHOTOGRAPHERS
PHOTosTAT PRINTS

REPRODUCING Company.
Photogra PHO reproductions enlarged. re-
duced. Transportation Building. Randolph
642S.
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Situations Wanfed-FemaIs

BOOKKEEPING done. my home: small
concerns. also tax reports. BEDFORD
2165-W.
BUNDLE family washing: specializing cur
tains. blankets. shirts, called, delivered.
Townsend 7-si02
BUNDLE family washing. ironing. 5s27
Malcolm Harper Chandler Park). olive
s43g
EXPERIENCED girl wishes day work
general cleaning, laundry; references.
Tyler $3.50.
EXPERIENCED. colored. hotel maid work
also days. part time. Trinity $500.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes days
wash good: neat laundress. Tyler I-i55S.
EXPERT LAI,SDREss, good shirt ironer.
cleaning. coloted; days. References.
Cherry $500.
WOMAN wishes steady DAYS work. clean
ing, laundry. 50 so. carfare. Trinity
2-23s4
COLORED- Laundress; excellent ironer, 50,
car fare TE. l-3255.
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Mcie Help-Saiesmen

FIRST CLASS used car man wanted must
be reliable ana know used car values
We can offer very attractive proposition
o. the right man. See Mr. Knowles. $3.50
Fast IeffersVn avenue.
SALESMAN Nationally known. confection
manufacturer has an opening: must have
high school education. hne personality and
initiative. approximately rs years old
straight salary and expenses. With ad-
yanceWent a. results are shown give eN-
perIence telephone number and qualtca-
lions. Write Box B-6i7O. Detroit Times.
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Female Help Wanted

GENERAL light huusework no cooking
stay few nights. experience unnecessary
371l Tyler, Apartment 205..
GENERAL Housework-Good wages, nc
send o-Ohoo. -
GIRL. white for homework stay niEhts;
no cooking: must like children. 1876
Kentucky. University l-6OS0,
GIRL for general homework; no laundry
df cooking. 1891 Indiana. University
i-s24s.
GIRL for generai Homework. fond oi
children good wages Call Tuxedo 2-0ssi
GIRi.-WhiieJ for Homework no cooking,
IN family; stay nights. uN. 2-4052
HoUsEwoRK - EXPERIENCED. White. No
cooking. laundry. Private room. EX-
oellent home. University 3-l2s0.
HousEWoRK- Experienced; no laundry
cooking. private room. excellent home
Townsend $500.
LADIEs-Would $50 per week interest
YOU? II you have three hours daily and
use Of car, write Box B-627l, Detroit
Times
LAUNDRY Press operators. experienced
toe hour. MeNiehols Laundry 1924 West
MeNtchols.
NEAT appearing women experienced in
meeting the public good proposition
9lo5 Linwood
SCHOOL GIRL. Small Family stay; So
Light housework. Telephone NorihIawn
3l54
SODA DISPENSERS
Must he rs years old. preferably living AT
home; must he neat. attractive and have
pleasant personality free training for ap-
plieants who qualify. permanent employ
ment. good salary. Apply Thursday a.. m,
Personnel Office, use Marantette street
entrance.
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.
1927 TWELFTH STREET
YOUNG Eirl assist with house work. stay
or go. A54I Van Dyke.
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ROYAL Dairy BAr-sodas. refreshments.
sandwiches. 1i647 LlnWood (Webb).
Townsend 6-es55.
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Male Help Wanted

MEN. II you would like an additional
income 10 your present Job. Nc "ii
supply you with fast selling mems wear
on cbnsign mcnt. EaEn - dailt for part
time work anf no investment see MI.
RoWen s2a Woodward Cherry 2Is2
MIDDLE Aged Man-Lighi shoF work
SALARY beginning s. weesiy. 3 Esst
CClu mnia.
PAINTERS wanted at once 1884 Winona
Allen park ApplH after - D. N
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sUPERFLUoUs HAIR Permanently De-
stroyed by Famous Wizard Stick. ONE
IS Treatment does me work. No Needles.
No Injurious Drugs. No Soaring. De-
stroys Root and Follicle. Particulars by
Mail Mack Company. 1921 Virginia Park.
Detroit. Appointments. Madison $3.50.
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CLEANERS AND D1ERS
COMMERCIAL DUMP TRuCKs
COMBINATION DOORS
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
COMMERCIAL Printer


CONSULT the enlarged Resl Estate Lstin4s
in the big sunday Times Want Al
fection!
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Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2l-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES Employment. AIS Beauhien Day
Workers, Couples Porters, Maids,
Mattresses Columbia 1910.
INWARD EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCED
.coiored maids. COOKS laundresses,
couples 1892 Rivard. Terrace 2-9l63
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~: x9,oe1k .Se41Ecp DEzQczdY
-AND BUYERS GUIDE
ACCORpIONS
ADVERTISING DISPLAYS

RosANovA ACCoRDIoNs - New. used
repairing sales. reasonable. 1919 Grauot.
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Wood
Electric Washers

Al washer. vacuum sewing machine re-
pair IN home, 81. free estimates. LenoN
5000 Central Washer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Help Wontsd-!nstruetion

TYPTsTs- sTENoGRAPHERs Get Gov
eminent Jobs a. Washington. Men
iS-aa 81 26O-Si s40 year Defense pro
gram requires many Detroit applications
now accepted. Full part iculars-- sample
coaehlng FREE Franklin institute. Dept.
b Rochester y Y.
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Female Help Wanted

Al refined colored typist; college grad
Gaie preferred. Doctor Bell. 5i3 East
Vernon highway
BEAUTY operator wanted. steady. must
speak Polish Jeans Beauty ShOppe,
1851 Conant. Townsend 5-74sg.
EXPERIENCED general Homework no
cooking. stay nights, IS; references.
Townsend 7-245O
EXPERIENCED WHITE, general. small
family, home nights. SIS. Telephone Ho-
garth 1921.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

I2I JOHN X. STREET CA. Sass
A~~~~S~~~~~~~~~~S>~~~ ~~s~~~S~~~~~~~>~'
QUADRILLE HALL-New Home. Old
Time Dances. 65i5 Grand River. TIM
PIE 1-s277.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church Of
Christ. Appointments daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-7333.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR -
Painlessly- Permanently Removed New.
Quick Guaranteed method. No needles
Used
Keat Institute. -706 Erancis- Palms Bldg--
Pill Woodward. corner Elizabeth, Randolph
2is0
HAIR Permanently Removed
nv Electroyss. Emilia Boecabella, 37s5
1ra'io, mt. EilioiO. PLAZA 0s50.
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PAINTING. DECORATING

Al WALLPAPER removed. licensed ma
ohine): guaranteed workmanship. reason
able, prompt. Tyler 4-2o52.
Al PAINTING. paperhanging. cleaning
washing fast service. ,Real mechanics)
TEmple 2-S0fl.
ALL AROUND Interior Exterior decorat-
ing. Experienced workmanship. Esti-
mates. Moore Trinity 2-s55d
ATTENTIONS FIRST CLASS Interior. TX
terror Painting. Workmanship eusran-
ieed. Reasonable Temple 2-j630
CLAUDE MANLEY-Painting paperhang-
Ing. decorating workmanship. service
guaranteed, estimates. Hogarth 500.
DEPENDABLE PAINTING. decorating
service. inside outside. Reasonable
Guaranteed. Estimates Trinity 2-i5e2.
ESTIMATES FREEii Recreation rooms
painted. floors. Rubber Paint Products.
H0Esrth 076s
EXPERT vsllpaperng. painting; reason
able; estimates New Method Decorating
Company. Lafayette 1917.
EXPERT decorating and gardening service
workmanship guaranteed. Crosse Pointe
preferred. Fitzrov 55ls.
GENERAL DECORATOR Interior and ex
terror. painting. decorating, estimates
free. Temple i-64as.
GOOD INTERIOR Exterior Painting. Wall.
wash ng; guaranteed reasonable
Evans" Estimates. Temple 1-726s.
INTERIOR EXTERIOR decorating; paper
removing tstesm) reasonable: estimates
Burke. A" Dawson 1859.
JOHN REESOR-Painting. paperhsnging,
washing (clean equipment. workman
ship. References. LenoN Sass
LEITHAUSER for better painting. paper
hanging complete service reasonable.
REFERENCES 80 LenuX 316s.
MEADER BROTHERS-For Better Paint
tnE, Decorating; Workmanship. Materials
guaranteed Townsend $3.50.
OUTSIDE WORK a speciality; high class
interior painting, estimates Town
send 1886
estimates outside painting. Telephone
Olive 1891
WILL DECORATE sidewalks. ceiling paper
ircludedJ complete room. $3.50. Hogarth
1855
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owN a new 1871 refrigerator. terms. 81
per week. no money down. Ptu 32gs. Dir
REFRIGERATOR CLEARANCE
NEW 1910 SIX Gu. FIT.
S59.95
NATIONALLY KNOWN MAKE
on DISPLAY
Wcstinghpuse General Electric Unif ersai.
Gibson Leonard. Norge. Crosley. Speed
queen stewart Warner. Hotpoint and many
more 1871 models open evenings.
RAIMI BROS.
460s GRAND RIVER Mr. 18th
1890 GRID. RIVER. Mr. SCHOoLcRAFT
REFRIGERATORS
Used all rebuilt LOOK and run like new
You have 20 see these 10 appreciate
them. Best stock IN Detroit FuRidaire
s Gu # $3.50: Kelvinafor. Gu. e..
S2g so; Kelvinator s Gu IT.. S35i Norge.
Gu IT. $50 DO. Coldspot. Gu IT,,
S34 so Recond. and all guaranteed. open
Sun. and ewes Cash or terms.
FENKELL APPLIANCE 390s FENKELL
UNIvERsA foot. double door. good
condition. Sacrifice, SIS. SO Leicester.
WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator used Gu.
IT: sac. at S25 WARDS. 1894 Harper.
refrigerator. repossessed.
reasonable Wagner. 1902 Linwood.
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Three Big Southeastern Teams
In Tune-ups Saturday, but All
Get Real Tests Week L nter

than a scrimmalge from Chatta-
nooga October A. is working hard
for the Notre Dame game the next
week end. Freshmen are getting
stiff workouts running Notre Dame
plays against the VARSITY.
Coach Red Sanders professed
profound disgust with the blocking
and tackling of Itasnderbilt's Com
modores as he sent them through q
rough scrimmage yasterday-maybe
little too rough. for Tex Robert
son, sophomore tackle, suffered a
shoulder injury and may be out OF
the all-important game with the
Purdue Boilermakeus', September 81
Louisiana State opens Saturday
against Louisiana Polytechnic In
stitute. Right now the Bengals are
laying for Holy CnDss at Baton
Rouge, September 21-
Hapes Rejcins Ole Miss.
Fullback Merle Hares rejoined the
Ole Miss squad after1 a layoff due
to a sore throat.
Coacn Reo Dawson to1 tulane ao-
vsnced Guards Leonard Stern and
Henry Wolbrette to HIS No l team
Both are juniors. / Joe Cies. Jay
Roland and SHERWOOD Cuyler are
taking turns at left elld and Marty
Conner and Bill Horniclt at right end
Louisiana State concentrated on
its defense for louisa ma Tech and
Holy Cross. which tpth use the
Notre Dame system
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Phi|ade|phians Garry
IT, 5. Baseball Hopes
Against 8 Nations
18 Amateurs to Invade
Cubo for Series Thot
Storts September II


PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 16-Eigh-
teen young men of the Pennsylvania
Athletic Club will invade Cuba Sep
tember 81. seeking first place for the
United States in the third World
Series OF amateur baseball at Ha-
vana.
Accompanying the club will be
two of the same players who made
the trip last year when Cuba won
and the United States placed second
Besides Cuba and the United
States, participating nations will be
Puerto Rico. Nicaragua. Mexico,
Panama, Venezuela. Dominican Re-
public and Salvador.
The United States team will send
four pitchers to the contests In
Havana's Tropical Stadium, Ken
meth Woelfel. one Of those who went
last year. will hurl again. Talmadge
Abernathy, Patrick Brescia and
RAYMOND Hardee also are fiexing
their hurting arms and looking
south hopefully.
lQOuel, WllH WOcncl, outllclucl
Robert Fortune is the sole other vet
eran of last years intrahemisphere
games, the Philadelphia team has
been impressive at home. AS Man.
ager Ira F. Thomas completes his
eighth year Of coaching this fall. his
players have maintained an eight
year average of four victories out
of every five games played.
Accompanying the players when
they entrain from Philadelphia for
Miami on September 81 will be
Manager George A. Lang and Henry
Penn Burke, vice president Of the
Penn A. c.
The Philadelphians will leave
Cuba on their return trip October IL
Evening star., 1941-09-16
Redmond, ,HuskYPiIot,
Joins Midget Auto
Field at Lanham

Allen CRed) Raymond. one of the
few heavyweights in the midget
auto racing business-he tips the
beam at 200 or better-will be among
the name" competitors on Friday
nights doodlebug program at West
Lanham. He is no stranger to
Washington fans, having been a
regular at the old Capital Speedway
two years ago
Redmond was among the also
rams or last Fridays program, but
figures to do better this week be-
cause his car will be in better shape.
Just before visiting West Lanham
last week his bug blew a gasket.
Before entering midget racing in
1898, Redmond served an appren-
ticeship as an ambulance driver,
hearse chauffeur and embalmer's
assistant.
Evening star., 1941-09-16
OUTDOORS
Matopeoke Rock School ForIy Stotionory
Big Spot Main Reliance in Boy Fishing
With BILL kRERMAN

1t continues sometimes until late
November, even later, btF by that
time even the most hardy Of fisher
men are ready to lay aside their
tackle. or groom it for Florida
fishing.
Averaging around a pound. these
yellow perch congregate in great
numbers. and will bite until the last
one is caught. They come from the
paintings made by the Mary
land Conservation Department each
spring from eggs obtained from the
Severn and Chester Rivers. These
fry are planted in every river and
creek on both sides Of the Chesa-
peake, so there is good fishing in all
Of them for those anglers willing to
look for their feeding grounds.
Complains Of Tannery Deposits.
Wilbur Evans. Chevy Chase. Nd,
has been fishing the Potomac for
many years in the section around
Falling Waters. long before the river
bed was covered with black muck
deposit making bass fishing with
bait impossible.
In hope Of correcting this condi-
tion. which is believed to come from
a tannerv located there, he wrote to
the Maryland State Game and In
land Fish Commission. Their reply
was to the effect that the water
coming from the tannery has been
tested time and time again and
never found to contain anything
harmful to fish life; that the tan
merry was willing to cooperate, and
assist in every way possible.
A small amount of this black
muck might not be harmful to fish,
but a great amount Of 1t on the
bottom kills out the supply OF food
for the bass. If the tannery Is
willing to cooperate. we believe a
suggestion from the commission to
the effect they use settling basins
to prevent the sediment from reach
ing the Potomac probably would be
acted upon.
If the Potomac watershed ever Is
to become a model, through the
experiment promised, all such pollu-
ton must be kept from getting into