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"To MIR. Pickering.
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able very valuable and per
fectly trained seeing eye police
dog.
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out suitable manner through
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with \ blind person worthy of
hut not yet possessed NJ soc
ing eve dog companion.
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Your column
Merry Christmas
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
TIE SECOND STORY

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FleCk OF our advertising depart
ment. Il has Iust arrived ON my
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
R al Joker

ALERT DEKkER co-siaircd
with Preston Foster and Patricia
MORRISON 'r ghf In Now Or
lssns manufactures phort an
udust for ms o~n museum and
tobes.y G4spIs.s them TO fI.ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Received Id
Proposals on Trip

JANET BLAIR who plays the
campus sweetheart i'm Blonde
Goes to College actually is the
sweetheart of her alma mater
alumni The proof came TO light
ON her recent personal appearance
lat her home town Of Altoona Pa
when IA Of her former school
mates at Altoona High School
proposed marriage
blonde Goes 10 College" is
JanetS second picture She made
her screen debut in Three Girls
About Town 20 Penny Singleton
and Arthur Lake are starred in
the new Blonde
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-25
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

IhaVc TWO Christmas stories
---StoueS that could happen only
In = biz city and The city Is De
troiN. To gcj them both in IN
dispense with The irills The INST
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-23

r..us about our position. | am al
tempting TO carry out an orderly,
constructive piece of work. based
LARGELY on education. We have not
asreed al any time. with anyone, To
STAY away from Townsville tMr.
Bsyd wrote from High Poiutl or any
54..fr where wood workers are PM
piovcd On a common sense basis. not
10y agreement, we are Wiling to as
SYST upholstery workers IN unlonlz-
.ne plants. We are willing, again on I,
common sense basis, i'll instances
un.re wood workers are i'll Il minor
rs. GsHeaan from organIzational Ell
Iaf,S. and. If the workers choose.
they may Identity Themselves with
Inc uph,l terry workers without in
,,TItHtNrt rom us.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-23

..f s-s c-l-zl 1s--.E Carolina
- loss ~pruSpg>-v, Industries o. late
according to reliable reports. There
was a Texas concern which produces
magnesium product for instance. /.
had about decided tna, North Caro-
Ina offered every inducemcut to To-
cate expansion. but in view Of the
likelihood of a power famine, th1
company decided against the moEy.
And. as already SAID. if IL doesn't
the power companies OF jiI-
.ste are gong - be Init hard from
adj sides. principally bccau-" they
VII be called ON u provide Juice 10
Keep Tennessee. Georgia, and Aia-
Jaua defense prolcc.S running.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-23

50 wide was George Eiiut's sym
patty that we lind in her the mo-.
marvellous power of putting herself
in the position OF the holders OF al
areedS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-23

'Llte m Tin starting
lay HflI i1r rrcrrDfrd
La gaceta., 1941-03-20

Enrique Garcia, Roberto San
chez, Aurelia Pinera, Oscar La
Gale, Oscar Rodriguez, Cesa-
REQ Noriega, Manuel de Ar
mas, Laura Hernandez, Emlg-
diO Valdes Garcia, Manuel A
barca, Enrique Salina, Berardo
Lariz, Marcelino Moya, Jose
Delgado, Mario Mira, Dolores
Rodriguez. Carolina Betan-
court d. Cedro, Eva Gomis, Do
mingo Macon, Arturo Cabot,
Obdulio Garcia Herrera, Daniel
Camos, Roberto Duarte, Leoni-
la F1eitas, Miguel Monies de O.
ca, Narciso Alvarez. Francisco
Fernandez ESpino, Angel Paler-
mo, Pedro Reyes Fernandez, Ra
mon Monies de Oca, Bernardo
Ria, Rogelio Alvarez Valdes,
Maria Alfonso Sanchez, Higinia
ROmera, Ramon Rodriguez A.
delaida Novas, Marina Alvarez,
Constantine Garcia, Alfredo Pr
nero, Manuel Fernandez MOli-
ma, Oscar Dorta, Agustfn Mar
tfnez, Ana Lima Nogues, Fernan
do Galindo, Ramon Alfonso Val
d6s, Ricardo Alfonso y Joe Bow
ers.
Les deseamos un pronto Y to-
tai establishments.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
P6SGn,e

En- la manana de hoy nos en-
teramos de la repentina muerte
de I'm apreciado amigo nuestro,
Felix Garcia, administrator
por muchos amos del Hospital
del Centre Asturiano.
iEl Sr. Garcia deja a su viu-
da, Sra. Clara Garcia, y una hi
ia, Srta. Gloria.
Su sepelio Sc efectuara esta
tarde, partiendo ell corteio fGne-
bre de su Residential, GIT de la
Avenida "a, a las Cinco de la tar
de.
Paz a los restos del amigo des
aparecido y nuestra mas senti-
da condolencia a su viuda e hija.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20

que pueda llenar las neceSidades
sentidaS hasta ell presente y las
aSpiraciones de todoS los que
deseamos la recon3uiSta de la
Republica Y yer atendidoS a to-
dos los que hoy sufren en- los re-
fugios y en- la Espaha de Fran
co.
Al mismo tempo deseamos in
lormar a todos los miembros
que estando pr6xima Ia fecha en-
que Sc celebrar&n elecciones, los
que deoeen presentar eandidatu
IA 10 haran antes del dia 2 de
Abril pr6Ximo, tai como 10 eSpe
cifica nuestro R~eglamento.
Alexandra Mcldn,
Secretario.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
"A LOS
MLEMBROS DE LA JUNTA
DE OUUTURA ESPANOLA

En- relaci6n con la fecha IA
de Abril, deseamos informar
que ne esta organizando an
gran acto que Sc celebrara en- el
Centre Asturiano y donde to-
mara parte principal como ora
dor una destacada figura de la
RepGblica. En- esta fecha la Jun
ia de Cultura presentara a los
miembros y simpatizadores Ia
nueva hnea a seguir por la uni
dad de todos los amantes de Ia
RepGblica y por un programa
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
Matinee Bailable

Matinee Bdildble
Ell pr6ximo Domingo efectua-
"a la Secci6n de Recreo del Cen
tro Espahol, su Ultima matinee
bailable de la serie. La sala re-
sultara pequena para albergar a
la numerosa concurrencia que
asistira.
Como en- IDS anteriores cele-
bradas, ocupara ell palco de Ia
mdsica la orquesta don Fran
CISCO.
Principiara a las cuatro de la
tarde.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
"Caso de Fierus"

casa de FierUS"
Nombre de la chistosa come
dia que sera presentada ell Vier'
mes % del presente mes, en- e
teatro del Centre Asturiano, ba-
10 los auspieios de la agrupa-
ci6n social Tampa Youth. :
La parte directriz lie ha sido
encomendada al actor Antonio
Jimenez, quien promote que los
artistas aficionados haran de
sus respectivos papeles una crea
.i6n.
La segunda parte del progra-
la cubrira un extenso acto
de variedades.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
DTVORCIOS

Decretos: Ver.ell Burke con-
ira William T. Burke; Adelaide
Vald6s contra Armando Valdes
E. E. Nicks contra Susie Mae
Nicks.
Nuevas demandas: Charles E.
Longdon contra Beatrice Long
La gaceta., 1941-03-20

Falleci6 aver ell Sr. Manuel
Vega, de GA amos, un antique So
clio del Centre Espahol y perso-
ma muy apreciada. Llevaba 40
amos de residential en- Tampa.
Hoy Sc efectuara ell entierro.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
Cabaret Popular

Con gran inter6s laboran las
distintas comisiones de la Logia
Druidas AmericanOs en- la pre-
paraci6n de SUI gran Cabaret
Popular, que tendra efecto en-
TODD ell edificio del Circulo Gu
bano ell sabado 5 de Abril.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
don; Berta vilardebo Garcia

don; Berta Vilardebo Garcia
contra Raul Garcia; Alene
Slaughter contra George w.
Slaughter; Geneva Singletary
contra Charles Siugletary;
Frank ]. Newberger contra Ne.
allie Newberger Bessie Connell
contra Cecil Thomas Council
Lucy Fletcher contra Will Flet-
cher,
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
Ot7'G Juntd

Como de costumbre Sc reuni-
ran hoy las Secciones de Damas
~ Recreo del Cfrculo Cubano.
Tomara possession de su cargo
ell nuevo Presidente de la Sec
ci6n de Recreo, Sr. Oscar Cuer-
vo.
A las ochO de la noche.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
Noemi Santeliz


Aver microbes arrib6 a esta
ciudad, despues de una prolon-
gada estancia en- la Metr6poli.
la estimada Sra. Noemi Sanfe-
liz, hija de n~uestro querido a
migo ly companero Jose Ramon
SanfeliZ.
La Sra. Sanfeliz celebra en- e.
dia de hoy ,su nataliciO, OCCASION
que avrovechamos para felici-
tarla, e la vez que lie damos nues
ira mas cordial bienvenida.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
Santos del Dfa.
Eufemia.
Bale Social

Ell sabado de la semana en-
trante Sc efectuara ell bale de
la Logia Caballeros Leales de A
merica. Bale Social.
Tendran entrada libre los her
manos de la Logia Y suS familia-
res. Sc han distribuido algunas
invitaciones.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
NOTAS SOCIALE
(POR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Los organizadores de esta
fiesta han tenido la feliz idea de
contratar los servicios de cua-
tro orquestas; don Francis
CO.., Manuel Sanchez LA Tro
pical" Y la Sonora.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20

local, Ia Sra. Laura Gomez, de
6S amos, del 1917 de la Once
ayenida, lie sobreviven un hijo
~ cuatro hiias.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20

Felix Garcia, de AZ amos, dej6
de eXistir aver en- su domicilio,
OFT de la avenida "a. lie sobrevi
ven su viuda y una hija.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20

Isabel Morales, de 81 amos,
del 231O avenida de Howard.
.Deja a dos hiios y cuatro hijas.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
B. l.. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin g
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
JuntG ~TmpOrtGnte

Esta noche Sc reunira la Ca
mara de Concrete de Ybor.
Presidira ell Sr. Dick Greco.
RequiereSe la asistencia del
mayor n1mero possible de MEM
bros.
La gaceta., 1941-03-20
Cap{tmO de EnfermOs

En- la presente semana cuen-
ia la sociedad Cfrculo CubanO
con los siguientes enfermos:
La gaceta., 1941-03-20

Muri6 anOche en- un hospital
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Mop-up of Bodminton Crowns
Threatened by CoIifornions
At National Tournament

Miss Kingsbury also will appear IN
the womens doubles, teamed with
Miss Wright against Mary White
more of Boston and Patricia Dono-
van of Buffalo, N. Y.
An Eastern winner in the veterans
doubles was assured when Leland
Gustafson of Westport, Conn, and
Raynor Hutchinson Of Boston came
through the semifinals, followed by
Frank Kinds of New York and S. j.
Massey of New Haven, Conn.
Score in Semifinals.
In the semifinals of the mems
singles, Freeman won from John
Murphy of San Diego, Calf, l5-9,
15-8. Loveday defeated Ken Quig-
: ley, a Cleveland student at Ohio
State University, 1912, 15-3.
Miss Boldrick defeated Miss Whit
temore in the womens' singles semi
final, ia, 12-11. Miss Kingsbury
eliminated Zoe Smith of Seattle,
11-9, lis.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
3, tie Associated Press.

ANN ARBOR, April 5.-Chicago
Towers Club, with a new world rec
ord apd a four-point margin over
the defending champions to its
credit, threatened today to dethrone
the University Of Michigan in the
National A. A. U. swimming meet.
At the halfway mark the Chicago
powerhouse had % points to Mich
igan's 18 and two defending individ-
ual champions in the five remaining
events.
In the Towers Club possession
was the world record in the 440-
yard, free-style relay. Coach STAN
ley Brauninger's ace sprinters, Henry
Kozlowski, Harold Henning. Edward
Kirar and Otto Jaretz splashed the
distance in 3 minutes 29.6 seconds
last night, erasing the previous mark
of minutes 3l.2 seconds set by the
New York Athletic Club in 1889.
Michigan's relay swimmers pressed
their rivals and bettered the previ-
Gus record, finishing in minutes
1913 seconds.
Today, in the defense of his 100
yard, free-style title, Jaretz hopes
to break the 51-second record set
by Johnny Weismullef in 1927.
Three new champions emerged
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Chicago Clubs Swim Leaders
Threaten to Take National
Team Title From Michigan

from the water spectacle yesterday
and one of the 1910 titlists success
fully defended his crown.
Jaretz added to his laurels by up
setting the 200-yard free style king,
Tom Haynie of Detroit Athletic
Club. He was clocked in 2 min
utes 1913 seconds, a University Of
Michigan pool record.
Adolph Kiefer of the Chicago
club retained his 3O0-yard individ-
ual medley title, depending on his
back stroke to overtake faster breast
strokers and free stylistS. His time
was minutes 296 seconds, the ex-
act clocking that won him the cham
pionship last year.
James Skinner, Michigan's ma
tional collegiate champion, padded
220 years in 2 minutes Alt seconds
to annex the breast stroke crown,
vacated by Richard Hough Of
Princeton.
1t was Earl Clarks day in the
low-board diving, and the Ohio
State star, undefeated this season
in major meets, became the new
champion with 5000 points to
1896 for his closest opponent, Sam
Lee of Occidental College.
Only the Towers Club and Mich
igan are in the running for the
team victory.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
u, Tn. Annotated Press.

BY EDt AsSOCldbCd
CLEVELAND, April 5.-Californla
and her agile young racket-swlnser' T.
Dave Freeman, were In a COM
manding position today for the
finals of the United States amateur
badminton tournament.
Freeman, a 20-year-old student
Mt Pomona College, Pasadena, Callt.'
will be after his third consecutive
singles title when the final matches
are played tonight.
He and Chester Goss. also OF
Pasadena, will be defending their
mems doubles championship, ana
Freeman will defend with Sara Lee
williams of Spokane, Wash, the
mixed doubles title.
Californians have complete con-
troll Of the women's singles, mems
doubles and-with the exception OF
Miss Williams-the mixed doubles.
Freeman Faces Loveday.
In the mems singles Freeman Will
face Carl Loveday Of Montclair,
N. j. In the mems doubles he and
Goss will meet Leroy Erikson and
Raeford Haney, another Pasadena
pair. Freeman and Miss Williams
are matched with Erikson and Janet
Wright of San Francisco In the
mixed doubles.
Thelma Kingsbury of Oakland,
Calf, will play Evelyn Boldrick
Of San Diego, Calf, for the women's
singles crown, which went last year
TO Miss Boldrick
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Baseball Today

By the Associated Press.
At Orlando, Fls.-Philadelphia tN) VS..
Washington (AO.
At Birmingham. Aa.-cincInnau Nb
vs., Al s0'5GR coIum61s, nA1; Ga-srooklyn M1 3
AT Alexandria La-Brooklyn NJ A
team VS. Alexandria (E. VI.
At New orleans, Last Louis (N) vs..
AZ Il Pss9. ,Tex.-Pittsbursh tN) VS..
AZ Phoenix. Ariz.-chicaEo No vs.
cnlias2 Rt 2tlanta. SAit; ca.-N.v York mo VS.,
N'iSn'f AZ Enid. id Hokla.-Boston (No vs. St.
S AZ Knoxville: Tenn.-cl.v.land A) VS..
AnSt'Is AZ LAKELAND. ff a. Fla-Dstroit "a VS..
Kansas City "a. A..
At Memphis; Tenn.-New York "a VS..
Memphis u. A..
Results Yesterday.
At Orlando. Fls.-Awsshinston a.. II
Deit0'e Ht oadsden. s Aa.-cinelnnsti (N) VS..
so;ton Absaz a.; 'es'.lliS a slodiya KAN mo team.
" At Galveston. Tex-Broeklyn CN0 A
team. GrI.o1stpH Il; Honston cI L. p 1oui, N),
pttssd4ss 4. Hl ce5HtryS' 5Ny.' Galif-ch'as0 a. g.
phAtisdeIpEs phAtis TISsssn iA. tFi7-chi''so Z. 'No' II;
.tss.f At Fort Smith. ATE.-st. Louis A).
"a. ., ..;Spi. .s;;SpTilss;y ~ k;-N'"aTf IT, L. "
AZ 1ffIs Rock Ark-New YORK a..
<; LITTLE Rdek Is Al. III inninss).
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Ruffing Helps Yanks
With Homer as Well
As F air Hurting
By TIE Associated Press.

By II 2 Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April s.
Charley Rufhng, the big pitcher who
held out a few years back because
he thought the Yankees ought to
pay extra for his pinch-hitting
services, still can put up a good
argument along that line. Rufing
turned in his first seven-inning
pitching job of the spring yester-
day, allowing Little Rock six hits
and three runs, but he also kept the
Yanks in the game with two
run homer and a single that led to
another tally and they finally won
in the eleventh inning.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-Herbie Hash
about the only Red Sox chucker
that Manager Joe Cronin hasn't got
a Zine" on this spring, was listed
to start against the Reds today
Charley Wagner was due to work
the last four frames.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Manager
Roger Peckinpaugh of the Indians
plans to start Bob Feller, al Milnar
and Jim Bagby through the rest OF
the exhibition schedule so they will
be ready to work the first three
games of the regular season In that
order. Feller is due to open against
the White Sox, April is.
ENID, Okla.-Hometown admirers
were set for q rip Radcliffe Day.
when the Browns faced the Bees to-
day, but Rip staged a day Of his own
at Fort Smith, Ark. yesterday when
he doomed out flve hits. Casey
Stengel. the Bees manager, picked
Ed Carnett, George Barnicle and
Tommy Early to try to stop the
Browns.
Ell PASO, Tex.-There was little
doubt in the Athletics camp today
that Crash Davis would supplant
Bennie Mccoy at second base. Nc
Coy, the 5000 beauty, has hi,
draft questionnaire and 1t appears
that Uncle Sam has settled what
otherwise might have been . ticklist
problem.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Bar|und' Coin
Held in Probe
By Officials
Billy Cuts Up Gunnor
Before His Manager
Comedies Defect
BY TOM SILER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

CHICAGO, April 5.-Eight heavy
weights now have fallen before Irish
Billy Conn, Pittsburgh's fancy
boxer, but none of them belong in
the same league with slugger Joe
Louis.
Under the present setup, however,
Conn is scheduled to meet the
heavyweight champion in June,
either in Chicago or New York.
Conn's eighth victim last night
was weak-hitting, plodding Gunnar
Barlund, 28-year-old Finn who
scaled 1941a to outweigh Conn by
1872 pounds. Barlund was bleeding
from a cut in his right eyelid when
the fight was stopped at the start
of the eighth round at the request
of Paul Damski, the losers manager.
Barlund's Purse Held Up.
"I was justified in preventing my
fighter from answering the bell"
explained Damski. His eye was in
bad shape. I was afraid another
blow might cost his sight in that
eye"
Sheldon Clark, chairman OF the
State Athletic Commission, said that
Barlund's share of the purse would
be held UP pending an investiga-
ton, the result to be known in 1C
days.
A crowd of 14,418 spectators saw
the 23-year-old Pittsburgh kid give
Barlund thorough beating al
though there we're no knockdowns
Conn had no trouble hitting his
opponent, finally opening the eye
cut in the sixth round. BY the end
of the seventh the Finn's face was
smeared with blood.
Conn to Take Vacation.
Conn plans to take it easy for
few weeks, then go into serious
training for the battle with Louis
Before whipping Barlund, Conn
outweighed in all his recent fights
had defeated heavyweights Gus
Dorazio, Henry Cooper, Bob Pastor
AL Mccoy, Lee Savold, Ira Hughes
and Don Hassett. He won by g
technical knockout over Dorazio and
outpointed Mccoy, both Of whom
fell before Louis lethal fists.
Evening star., 1941-04-05

Point. Some of the cadets are
wondering If fifth columnists
have moved in.
Baseball buzZiness - Manager
Bill McKechnie of the Reds says
John Wander Nicer will be better
than he ever was II he wins q
couple of games and gets up con-
fidence again. Dick Bartell, the
Detroit shortstopper, has OBJ
tanned a movie of that disputed
play in the final World Series
game to show friends he wasn't
the goat. Chicago writer's cover
ing the White Sox at Pasadena,
Calf, turned down bids to every
public function except one dinner
given the entire encourage en-
tourage by the Junior c. Of G.
Fans In Little Rock, Ark, booed
Catcher Ken Silvestri Of the
Yanks yesterday because Home
town Boy Bill Dickey wasn't used
against the Travellers.
Today's guest star-Lew Eur
Evening star., 1941-04-05

ton, New York Journal-Ameri-
can: "In speculation about the
Dodgers pennant chances we
note the word "if" appears in
front of Casey, Hamlin, Coscarart.
Owen and Durocher more often
than their first names"
Cleaning the cufi-Pat Valen-
tino, who kayoed Bob Nestell at
the Garden last night, is billed as
a cousin of Rudy, the late matt
nee and night movie idol. Betty
Atkinson, blond skating star of
"It Happens on Ice" proposes an
"Olympics for professionals" GOV.
ering all the usual sports-includ-
ing ice skating for her, of course.
One of the many guesses on why
Princeton abandoned its invita-
ton track classic was for a sly
slap at Asa Bushnell, who initi-
ated it over opposition Of many
old Tigers. They're still running
ski trains for Boston's die-hard
snowbirds.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Win Over Go|ento Would Make Buddy Boer Top Louis Foe
BebM MoguL Critical Lands BId Mosgo Arm Seen Losing Strength

Speculative note-Headline In
World Telegram: "Speculator
sought for Conn camp" That
N. Y. town will be full of 'em
when he starts training for Joe
Louis.
Storck Heavily Layden.
Pro footballs new commits
sioner
May find he will be wishin'
or
Tryin' to learn what it's all
about.
For it doesn't seem quite ra-
tional
In a league that's called Ma
tional
To fire It's prexy with q
backhand clout.
But for now there's no de-
batin'
And there is no Joy in Day.
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Evening star., 1941-04-05
ockeyLaureI Hopes
Of Hershey Hinge
On Tilt Tonight
BY tire Associated Press.


HERSHEY, Pa. April 5.-The
Hershey Bears, unbeaten by the
Cleveland Barons on home ice this
season, face the Ohio team tonight
decided underdogs in the third game
of the American League hockey
championship playoffs.
Beaten twice in row on Cleve-
land ice, the Bears, however, may
surprise, although the Barons are
determined to take the crown with
their third straight victory.
If the Bears cop tonight's clash a
fourth game will be played here
Tuesday and, If necessary, the NTH
at Cleveland on Thursday.
The Bears two playof losses
brought to five the number OF games
dropped to the Barons this season,
all away from home.
In both games, the first a As
overtime thriller and the second a
81 contest, the Bears were victim
lied by a former teammate. Allie
Moore. Moore goaled for the Bears
three years ago.
Evening star., 1941-04-05
Crowley, Patterson Win
Budminton Crowns

Ira Crawley and Mildred Patter-
son were WaShington's colored bad
minton champions today, following
completion of the I'd annual tourna-
ment last night.
In addition to winning the mems
singles Crawley paired with Yvonne
Walker to capture the mixed dou-
bles, while Miss Walker and Char
lotte Seawell won the women's dou-
bles. Bridges and Brown took the
mems team championship.