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Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
FRIDAY
 SO What9

Germany and EItaly declared war against hesU.S., with Mus- sollni telling cheering crowds at Rome tits an honor to.fght to- gether with the sJapanese." Hit Ter declared3in Berlin that the war would determine history a 100 years to come.
 The Duce shouted "Italian men and women, once again l tell you in this great hour we shall be victorious.
 Washington already had dis counted both declarations by the Axis powers with the official com ment ESQ what?", and it appear ed the European dictators were offering Japan moral support rather than any possibility of fighting aid
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
Case Postponed Twics

Hearing in the case of Shl George on a charge of asa and battery filed in a compa by Emile Goss postponed Monday was postponed 8 seC time because of war work office is busy with,
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13
Wake Island

Washington = The navy an- nounced 4 separate attacks on Wake island were repulsed by d e
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13

Seattle Representative The Alaska Newspapers,
 1O11 American Bank Building, Seattle, Washington.
Kodiak mirror., 1941-12-13

bat government of the people, by he people, tor he people shall not perish from fife ear6 Lincoln
Evening star., 1941-07-15

UP the Band" he let himself 20
more in the Gershwin stride and
the result was stirring, so much so
that he Immediately added THE
Man I Love" as encore, and after
the program was finished played
Strike Up the Band again in re-
sponse to insistent demands for
more.
The concerts this summer at the
Water Gate have all opened with
THE Star Spangled Banner" to
which each conductor has given his
own artistic coloring. Last evening
there was new note discernible
among the familiar strains when the
xylophone player, whose electrifying
performance in Strike Up the
Band" was arresting, chimed in and
added his bit to the glorification of
the national anthem. 1t made one
listen with renewed interest to this
beloved work
Evening star., 1941-07-15

naturally refuses to give up. When
kept In water after they have been
freed from the hook, they seem to
recover much of their vim and
vigor. They can live longer out
Of water than any other fish.
In the spring the catfish seek
sheltered spots under rocks, partly
submerged logs and stumps. A
father and his cronies have been
seen busily engaged in scooping out
larger places for the eggs. At this
time each minds his own business
strictly and sees to it that each
fellow stays on his own property.
Any move that would indicate a
Evening star., 1941-07-15

poacher drawing near after Nine.
Catfish has deposited her quota of
eggs will be just cause for the father
to defend his property. This is done
promptly and with enough pep in
it to cause the thief to depart from
the territory. His second approach,
if he were foolhardy enough to re-
turn, will be handled in the way
catfishes have done for centuries-a
fight to the finish so that the Incl
dent may be closed once and for all.
After the black babies arrive,
Father must be on guard every mo-
ment. There are many foes in the
neighborhood ready to gobble up
Evening star., 1941-07-15

1t as the largest, the cleanest feeder,
and the most gamey member Of the
species.
All Of our native catfishes have
small eyes, tough scaleless skins,
and eight barbels or feelers which
are on the upper and under sides
of the mouth. These feelers or
"whiskers" are very handy when
the cats" are searching for food
where the water Is cloudy. Many
have found out to their sorrow that
the catfish must be handled with
care, for the spines or the pectoral
and dorsal fins can infiict Q very
painful wound.
Evening star., 1941-07-15

the tender morsels. When the cat
fish are about an inch long they
are on their own and Father Cat
fish is again free to roam where
he will
This catfish is well known in the
Mississippi Valley and the Great
Lakes. There are four species in
this genus; you can identify them
by their forked tails, compact body
and lively movements.
We have many kinds of catfish
in the United States. A few of them
reach a weight of more than 125
pounds. The blue catfish is con-
sidered by everyone acquainted with
Evening star., 1941-07-15
Natures Children
Spotted Catfish
(Ictalurus punctatuS)

seen enjoying food you would never
suspect q catfish Of touching.
Catfishes are easily caught, and a
young angler can most always count
on having one or more in his basket.
Often they will put up a grand
fight. Sometimes q catfish Just
Evening star., 1941-07-15
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

Catfish have commercial i'm
portance. They rank in class A as
fathers and have a nationwide rep
utation for the way they protect
and bring up the very large group
of children entrusted to their care.
It is this tender consideration that
is responsible for the number of
catfish we have today. However,
we find that catflshes are not so
abundant as they were few years
ago. 1t was not considered unusual
Evening star., 1941-07-15
Large Crowd at Water Gate
Deli ights in Gershwin Music
Snallens Guest Conductor
With National Symphony;
Evelyn Swarthout Pleases
BY ALICE EVERSMAN.

concerts by the National SYMPHONY Orchestra at the Water
Gate
times has been fine symphonic Others avore soo
product the of
honod evening program devoted to his
Evening star., 1941-07-15

for the catch to be $4,000, 1000 an
nually, but this amount is gradually
growing less.
A catfish is omnivorous. There
Is little it will not eat and thrive
on. Any form of animal life it can
capture is sought, and some Of the
members of this tribe have been
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DEPARTMENT sToRUS-EASr SID

kELLMAN s. Complete me ladies wear
smallwear mems wear. 1885 East
Jefferson. LernN u7g0.
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DEATHS
llrr<r. a4oi Tenth. Ecorss g.

H-nry schirr~r. a.oi Tenth. Eeorss 50.
Edmund J CAtpn, 1920 snoWdsn. -.
GLADYS I Tyler, h20e Fourthi =.
Aires sanders. 20 East Philadelphia. 81
Jarsk A Piercc 1910 Whitfield -
Iackis n HsEy sgTs Trumhuil. 10 months
Tesfa Y-EnanoVski. 1921 Dubois -.
Rnhrrt nonoNar. S2fe Columbus. 80
Fichsrf RrrIf cnhecher. 1898 LsnsdoN ~ y
Tdwhr6 Jacob Soldan 1881 cossfiaWn. ~
lar LaFrsncs. 2esS East Grand houe-
Pau " Penr 2a44 Pennsylvania 81
Xmas Pcshtemslian. 2oio Mcs' uaN-
son. a.
Mar Karts-ar s22 Nacouh 81
Mar Ann rouEh a3s Eas' EUCLID VI.
AuEus Fhlks $685. canton. ~
la Deuands'er isf2 Seminole. m
F7orisr Zieiirssi 1871 brIro1k a.
Mar Krarfg 1883 MHau So
piAnns KAY Mchscis. s'lt FllsFbl 10
months
You're Rossou se.s LenoN -
Priscilla Evans SaHt Whtfvoud. 50
Regina SzHl1C Sneuer ..ia hsfper
kHthrw Foraker M.rrr hnfc furf. ST.
Nary Tavicr -o225 LANndslf ea
Tnomss CApls ISIS So Arp'n ~
Asnrv " kou-ofskl leSoi Fast outer
Drive 90
Am EHEapeth nrnneIg 1912 EI-rt ~.
cara karr.retI sra- HfsseUorr 49,
Nars = Nchrfs g. Gladstone
Renrie Robinson. 1870 Franki.u,
El.zSneth l-ssiandcr $500 fss. ]ei'er.
son. -
Nary r McI'erre, 1871 Chs-vlsvu e.
Enms Carey. Cinrlrua'. -.
Howar4 " Reehe $3.50 UrierNcor 6s.
jennings tn'wCl.. 1855 lerc =
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Death notites

LONG June IS 1891 Annie p. beloved
Nifs 81 Samuel r Long and dear mother
N Mrs Jessie Helm mabel Thomas and
FevArd Ions. sister ~ MIS- fhtahefh
PrainArd Funeral FRIDAY - O'Clock
nom residence, S3l South NlitsrN avenue
Dearborn Rural NorihVeW Cemster,
uuRRISo>-Suddenly June % Archibald
=A-i-As-, ~ e44.Fer-fAtH~f-3-f Me
T HsIand. Seine. Archibald Jr. and
William A. RurreU Fu1sra. Home si3s
Fe~keu Services A. s. Agnes church
THURSDAY mqrninr 81
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eA(nN REAL ESTATE CORNER 6AhNS
lkAh@X For RENT FOR SALE 4ikkdnSX S
Resorts for Rent

sUNNYHoLME FARM Modern conven-
fences. beautiful surroundings; whole
some meals restffi-MF s-He~letr- Vast
Montrose Ont
STRAWBERRY LAKE-Five-room cottage,
+ electricity. electric stove and Ice box;
inside lavstory Vernon, 6-15ss
READ Times Want Ads for proht-uss
them for results
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housekeeping Rooms


housekeeping Rooms
BOULEVARD. East Grand. 2437 tn-ar
Dodges - front rooms: 50 complete
Frigidaire: adults parking.
BOULEVARD. East Grand 2352 Two
furnished rooms, $3.50 tnear Dodgep !;
free parking
CAss. 5s57-TWo FRONT ROOMS. 81
Comfortably furnished; private entrance
adults
ERsKINE, 276-Front three-room apart.
ment; redecorsted; comfortable; $3.50.
Cherry 03S4.
GARFIELD. iO7 tnear Convention Haln--
One room, redecorated, hot water. Rea-
snnable
HAMILTON 5l4i - Comfortable. large
front: extra he'd; hot water always: IS So
HOLCoMB. 2q72-Two rooms. kitohenette.
bath, refrigeration, washing mschineI ga
rage. Sill.
MERRICK ii0s-Ciean. single housekeep.
ing room, comfortably furnished: en-
ployed adults 81
NEWPORT. 1918 (Jenersonl Two rooms
redecoraied. private entrance; So. Muir
ray 7si0
TRUMBULL. 4323-clesn. convenient two
rooms refrigeration, everything included
50 so adults
TWO rooms. bath. innerspring mattress
hot water. telephone, three rooms. 81,
adults 1912 Trumbull.
WABASH 1892 living room. kitchen pri.
waite hath. electric refrigeration. newly
decorated. clean. Couple only, 50. Also
Ione. SIS
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Hotels

HOTEL WASHINGTON, 2l30 Cass-Rooms,
81 weekly: private shower. IS 50 weekly
transients. 81.
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Summer Cottages for Sale

COTTAGES built complete 2fS3o, only
$685.: 10 DAYS only 5 designs Free liter
ature Weir, 2s12 ciairmount. TY. 5-s2to
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
IN the big sunday Times want "A
Section
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Female Help Wanted

ALERT women 20 travel New England
sales orEarfrat4an.-xlb weekly salary.
transportation. r. a. Morgan
Hotel Bsrlum.
BEAUTY Operator Experienced, els.
Master Beauty shoppe, 1905 Michigan.
oregon 0lt0.
BOOKKEEPER for large Ford dealer. only
those with experience and excellent ref
erences need apply 1911 Gratot ave.
EXPERIENCED caller wanted; good propo-
sition; top salary. Apply at 9l05 Lin
wood.
EXPERIENcED-Hou no laundry
stay. east side; doctors home. Pingree
267s.
GENERAL WORDSWORTH Experience neces-
-sary. 50. adults. City references essen
tial. 42s7 Pasadena.
GENERAL homework white. no cooking
home nights; small home. Townsend
6-313s
GIRLS 10 assist as dancing instructors: So
PER NIGHT GUARANTEE: no expert
ence necessary: as p. m. HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL OF Dancing. 42l1 Woodward.
Terrace 2-s972.
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LARGE lots sis5 10 s3e5, easy terms.
See Arthur Cowan at Log Offcs. 2 mlles
south Of Grrenbush on Us.23
LOT 4oxi3o. Lake 81 Clair Near NJ.
clemens-All improvements; 5000. North
lawn 27a2
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate lstings
In the big sunday Times wan, "A
Section
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Lost and Found

BisrK pure ,vioinlty Eigh,-Mile bus
WOODWARD money needed Reward.
Arlington 2350.
EYEGLASSES. bifocal tease vicinity
Trumhuil Grand RiveTl needed badly.
reward. Cherry 1902
POUND Pigeon. - $50" on leg. owner
kindly telephone Tyler 5-65s7
LOST - Monday evening English setter
nuppN fewale white body. black marks
on head and heels, reward, 1918 NHrk-
Niagara 422l
LOST -Lady's round sold vrisiwatch, NJ
entity Grlswold state keepsake, liberal
reward Plngree S20T
SMALL. nght brown dos male neighhor-
hood Livernois-Joy Road. Reward. Tyler
Z kslc
consult me enlarged Real Estate hstings
in 'he bis sundss Times Want Ad
Section
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Houses for Sale
$500 BURNS
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

IMMEDIATE POSSESSlON
Solid brick, modernized. Nine rooms. tile
bath. tile kitchen, stall shower: vacuum
system and vapor heat; garages. sACRI-
FIcEl Open afternoons Temple 2-s677.
coLoRED-REAL BARGAINsi Msrriek,
modern seven rooms. basement. double
garage: 81. 600. s4an DOWN! Bryden
four rooms. basement: 500. $50 DOWN!
other bargains. Tyler s-307T.
coLoRED-Twenty-e eighth: brick and s.
Pear garage Reasonable terms. Nun
ley" Tyler 5000.
-COLORED- OAKLAND Section. Brick
two-fsmly and store. Golee Il. Bryant.
Ftzroy 5ii5.
side: brick 7-room: 4
bedroom: steam: garage $500 down.
Tyler 4-l073.
'COLOREDa- Attention Westminster 3il .
large twelve rooms. divided into apart
ments good home and income BARGAIN! :
Private owner.
CoLORED-seventeen brick. suitable
doctors. office, club. Owner, Temple
1882
.COLORED- Two.family. 10 rooms each
$500 down. Golee n. Bryant, Fitzroy
'5il5
COLORED-If YOU don't see what you
want, call us! Golee r. Bryant. Fitzroy
Si1a.
coLoRED-Woodland. 332. s-room brick
sacrifice: 81. 500 800 down. Olive 3sos
coLoRED-Hom.s. all prices: easy terms.
smedley, AS East Warren. TIE. 1-els2
Cof.oRED-oNLY si75 DOWN cieotte
SACRIFICING; six rooms, basement
1898 McGrsv.
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Real Estate Wanted


ACT NOW
Own q Summer domestic 81 beautiful Crest
Lakes Beach, ~ niles north Of Port Huron
Privileges 10 over q mile 81 Lake Huron
shore, Fairgrounds and parks.
LACRE AS LOW As ti75
Easy Terms-Come Out THIS Week End
Phone Cadillac 1851 or write Room 1905.
Majestic BIDS. Detroit.
LAKELAND Huron River)--Large los
cabin: completely furnished. All con
veniences; large lot; bargain for quick sale.
Cadillac 3OSA.
NORTH Of Grsyling; beautiful waterfront
cottage. two boats reasonable. INsnhoe
5000
SYLVAN LAKE (Pontisc) = S rooms.
screened porches bathroom. ell eonven.
fences, garage, boat: bargain. Owner. daily.
vinewood i.i74t; sunday. evenings. Davi-
son liza,
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Male Help Wanted

UPHoLsTERER for furniture repair work
Must be experienced. John W. Murphy
Co.. 1907 Michigan avenue,
WANTED class metal bumper
steady work. Wages guaranteed. $685.
Brush.
WHITE man for porter Apply in person.
Mari General Hospital, 1886 Trumbull.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-uss
them for resultsl
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GRoCLRIEs. MEArs

DICEEN BROS NEFKFT I6s5s West
Chicago e. Negefah'ss beer deIlveres
Horsrtr ss40
FRANCIS FERRANrE io32s Mack
Fruits, hser prompt csHyerss Murray
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ACCORDION MANUFACTURING A PA

TRED = sCOTI Accousticsl Correction,
Churches Theatefs schools. Informs
sfnr FEef0rH fgtd
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xxoex Se4lzcp DEzoczdH
-AND BUYERS GUIDE
4 RI tNfFRY
CIr RAIL nrrARrMrNT sroRrs

MILLER BROS Creamery Co $40 Eu-
cid tMoun, Clemens. Mount Clemens
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Suburban Real Estate for Sale


lfo-ACRE FARM 49, oceana County; clay
loam soil: All IN hay fair builfings
within 50 rods 81 Lake Michigan. public
beach: 81 SIS. terms $500 down. balance
i0.year term 50
HANSON Osborn. Hart Michigan
500 ACRES grazing land Independent liv-
| ing growing cattle IN western Arkansas;
\ s. 900 VErmon, S-stTs
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Neuu Houses for Sale

= A LITTLE beauty; nve rooms with attic
4 S2l as monthly. Hogarth 1905.
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Business Opportunities

BEAUTY sHoP-Estsblish.d trade; sell
reasonable excellent location. Illness.
vinevood Isis
HORTON. 800 Fifteen rooms: no vacan-
cies; exceptional income sacrifice. Trim
ity 2-2is2
CONFECTIONERY cheap rent: heated:
good business $3.50 takes all no bal
ance 1851 Pennsylvania, corner East
warren.
CoNFECT1oNERY--D Doing good BUSINESS:
sacrifios on account OF Illness Trinity
1881.
&C" near City Hail; err
saiI ''o'I' '''' 0o'n'''' nin'''' I'n''
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nIsPIANs

INTERNATIONAL Accordion Msuufsctur.
ing COMPANY ~ Sales. Service. RepSiTe. %
1894 Chene Fitzroy 66s4
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Nova Insists on Louis Battle
In June, With Conn and
Others Not on His Mind

jab-behind which he puts all his
202 pounds-iS the only thing he has.
Yet that left has been good enough
TO stop Baer twice and Comiskey
once, so it must be something more
than a fairy wand. 1t would give
Louis a world of trouble.
AS we left late today for st.
Louis to put the finishing touches on
next Tuesday nights bout there be-
tween Louis and Tony Music, Pro-
moter Jacobs professed to be unde-
cided about the summer schedule.
What's the rush?" he asked.
Lets wait and see how Louis makes
out with Music and Abe Simon.
Maybe we won't have to worry about
who fights him for the title. Any
how. Nova doesn't need to worry.
He'll get his chance"
Will Take Rest in Florida.
Nova, for his part, is leaving in
few days for Florida and a good,
long rest. Baer, both eyes badly
puffed from the punching he abb
Sorbed before Referee Donovan
pulled Lou off him in the eighth
round, showed up TO accept a check
for SO 2303.75 and to insist jauntily
that he was far from through. The
same old MaX-alWays kidding.
Last nights crowd of 22,1l4 pay
ing customers was the greatest IN
the history of boxing at the Garden.
Counting passes. Jacobs estimated
there were 23.500 in the house,
eclipSing the previous record crowd
Of 23.190 that saw Henry Armstrong
and Fritzie Zivic in their return bout
earlier in the winter.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
B, the Associated Press.

RICHMOND. Va. April 5.-Rustic
Romance. Paul Melons sturdy
steeplechaser, finished strong to
climax a smart ride by Gentleman
Jockey Sidney Waters, jr., and won
the 14th annual Deep Run Hunt Cup
timber race feature before 5000 spec
tators at the Curles Neck course
today.
The 7-year-old bay gelding from
the Rokeby Stables of the Pittsburgh
sportsman was held off the pace as
Henchman, the favorite, owned by
William J. Clothier, Philadelphia,
romped along we'll in front for more
than 2 miles of the gruelling 3-mile
test over 20 fences.
Scores by Three Lengths.
Rustic Romance, Deep Run winner
back in 1899, began closing in stead
lily on Henchman's six-length lead
as the horses began the final mile,
and Waters timed his big squirt so
that he went ahead of Clothiers
tiring horse on the stiff uphill climb
to the last barrier and won by three
lengths. The time was minutes II
seconds.
Third honors went to Hold Forth,
owned by Mrs. Frank M. Gould, New
York, and Mrs. Laurens Hamiltons
Longitude finished fourth. Four
other starters-HouSema Rockland
Lad, Mavis and Tiger Lane-feH but
there were no casualties.
Miss Marion Dupont SCOTS Mont
pelier Stable staged the biggest sur
prise of the hunt meet when Santi
Quaranti came home with an i'm
pressive victory in the $1,000 Rich
mond Plate, 2-mile brush high
light. Greek Idol, owned by Bliss
Flaccus, Sarpsburg. Pa, finished
we'll back in second place and La
Touche, highly regarded English
refugee campaigner. now racing for
F Ambrose Clark, Westbury, Long
Island, came in a poor third. Santi
Quaranti was clocked at 4::38.
Hills of Eireann, owned and
trained by James E. Ryan, Union
vile, Pa, won the 112-mile hurdle
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Music in Best Form
For Contest With
Louis tuesday
Tony's Showing Depends
On Stort, Says Pilot;
Champ Is Playful
BY the Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, April Stony Mustos
handlers appeared satisfied tonight
with the progress the squat Chi
cagoan has made in training for his
fight with Heavyweight Champion
Joe Louis Tuesday and think he
should give a good account of him.
self-particularly if he gets over the
first round or two.
Hes not such a good starter, but
gets better as he goes along" said
Manager Gabe Genovese.
Hes in the best condition now
that's he's been in since I have had
him. Gabe continued, but l want
him to put a pound or two on that
1876 before Tuesday"
Music laid off today, except for
road work. while Louis went through
three hard rounds in the ring.
Joe, in good humor. playfully
pummeled some of his friends
around the ringside as he climbed
between the ropes. That's an un-
usual gesture for Louis, who seldom
changes the expression on his face
as he Wades through his drills.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Rustic Romance, With Waters
Giving Him Smart Ride, Takes
Deep Run Hunt Timber Race

event Rokeby Stables became a
double winner when Fatal Inter-
view. another horse shipped here
from England because of the war,
captured the $500 Malvern Hill brush
race. st. Patrick's Day carried the
blue and scarlet silks of Richard
K. Mellon, Pittsburgh, to victory
in a four-horse fiat race.
Ryan Trains Four Victors.
Ryan. who trained % hunt race
winners in 1910, was the trainer of
four of today's successful entries,
Hills of Eireann, Fatal Interview,
Rustic Romance and st. Patrick's
Day.
The meet was held on the 5000
acre Curles Neck estate, settled by
the Randolphs in 1885. The course
was very heavy today and none of
the times approached record figures,
despite the help of the unique 300
mile, S250,000 tile draining system
in carrying away the water from
last nights deluge.
Evening star., 1941-04-06
Mats Fail Hit Pnche> Play Stupidity Ah Pk Grab 83 Game
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.

1oDAI.
Basket Ball.
New York Renaissance VS..
Washington Bruins, Turner's
Arena, 900.
Horses.
Chevy Chase Show, senior Sec
ton, Meadowbrook, II noon.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Delaware at American u. 2:30.
Tech at George Washington
High, Alexandria, $3.50.
TUESDAY.
Baseball.
Dewitt at Tech. $50.
Lacrosse.
Loyola at Maryland, College
Park, 400.
Boxing.
Buddy Baer VS.. Tony Galento,
Uline Arena, first match, $50.
Golf.
Wilson VS.. Tech at Beaver Dam,
Roosevelt VS.. Anacostia at Army
Navy. Dewitt vs. ST. Johns at
Woodmont, Gonzaga VS.. Mont
gomery Blair at Columbia, 800.
WEDNESDAY.
Baseball.
Wilson at Anacostia (series),
800.
Gonzaga at Tech, $50.
Roosevelt at Episcopal, $50.
Tennis.
Dewitt at Episcopal, 800
Rifle.
st. Johns at Tech, $50.
Anacostia at Roosevelt, $50.
THURSDAY.
Baseball.
Falmouth at WaShington-Lee
High, Ballston. $3.50.
Tennis.
Richmond U. VS.. George Wash
ington, Columbia Club, 2:30.
Bridgewater at American u,
2:3o.
Track.
Central at Episcopal, Alexan-
dria, 800.
Wrestling.
Weekly gram of five
matches, Turner's Arena, $50.
FRIDAY.
Baseball.
Michigan at Maryland, College
Park, 2:30.
American U. at Washington
College, Chestertown, Md.
Tennis.
Boston College vs.. George
Washington, Columbia Club. 2:30.
Richmond u at Maryland, Col .
lege Park, 400.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Maryland at Richmond u,
Richmond.
American U. at Johns Hop
kins, Baltimore,
Alumni at ST. Adams, 2:30.
Washington-Lee at Episcopal,
$50.
Tennis.
Richmond U. at American u,
2::30.
Gonzaga at Episcopal, 800.
Track.
Maryland at Virginia Military,
Lexington.
Golf.
Georgetown at Navy, Annapolis.
Swimming.
Y. M. c. A. in ~" Middle At
lantic championships. York, Pa.