davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Blankets and
Comforts

IS All-WOol North Star
8 mber Throws. Rayon
bound. Solid colors. 54X76'
size. Were 1895 SIC
- All-Wo North Star Blan-
kets. Rust color. Silk bound.
72x84" size. Were $685.,
S13.95
- AIl-Wool North Star
Blankets. Solid colors. Silk
bound. 72x84' size. Were
1885 -- S1195
--5 Patchwork Quilts. Fast
colors. Cotton filled. 80x84"
size. Soiled. Were 1895,
S2.95
IS Keuwo,d AIl-Wool Blan-
kets. Solid colors. Rayon
bound. Discontinued style.
Soiled. Were 1926 S8.95
Ksnn's-Street Floor.
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Hosiery

-5s Prs. Kann's Mono Top
3 and 4 Thread Chiffons. All
silk. Broken sizes. Were 79c
or. -- SOC
SO Prs. Selma Hosiery.
Mostly service weights with
cotton top. Some extra longs,
SOC
So Prs. Outsize Stockings.
Irregs. service weights with
cotton tops ------- CSC
Broken Lots and 4 Thread
Hose - SOC
-Children's Cotton Sox for
school .--.--- 10c
Famous Make Stretchy-Top
Hose. All silk. Long lengths.
Were sl.15 19c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Better Dresses

10 Summer Dresses. Szes
for misses and women. Were
s795 to s10.95 ----S S3.99
s Summer Dance Dresses.
Sizes II TO 18. Pastel shades.
Were sl3.95 to $1495 S3.99
10 Summer Dresses. Broken
sizes. Were s1o.95 to 1885.
$500
is New Fall Dresses. Black
rayon satin. Sizes u to 20.
Were sl4.95 to $685. S9.97
s Daytime Dresses. Rayon
sheers. Black only. Sizes u
TO 20. Were $685. to $685.,
$1,000
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Linens

Turkish Towels. White with
colored borders. 1895 SIZE.
Were lsc ca. Pile
Seconds Of Soc Pepperell
Turkish towels. Solid COL
ors &c
-Rayon and Cotton Table
cloths. Ivory. 50x66" size.
Were ssc Soc
Cotton Embroidered Scarfs.
Cotton sateen scarfs. Were
oSc --------------- 39c
Lace Tablecloths. Ecru.
70x90" size. Were $3.50.
S1.59
Seconds Of ssc Cotton Print
ed Cloths. 51x51" size Sc
Solid Color Dish Towels.
Were s for 79c e for 47c
Kann'-Street Floor.
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HO,rlefiffingS

Cotton Curtain Material
Remnants. Were l9c to acc
yd. -------------------7c
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
Remnants. Were 39c to ACC
yd. -------------------l7c
Cotton and Rayon Curtain
and Drapery Material Rem
nants. Were sec to 79c yd..
27c
. Sets s-Pc. Glider Cush-
ions. Were 1895 -S S.
-6 Glider Cushions. As is.
Were s150 ca. ------- SOC
Il Walnut Veneer Cedar
Chest. As is. Was s29.95.
SIS
is Extra Large Upholstery
Squares. Were 81 TO sl98
each ~ -.--5 SIC
- Sets 3-Pc. Living Room
Covers. Were s9.98 set $3.50
-6 Glider Raincoats. AS is.
Were S1.79 ea.-------- 81
Ii Pastel Cushion Dot Bed
spreads. Were s2.9S ca. Sl.59
is Prs. Colored Striped Mar
quisette Curtains. Were 81 pr,
CSC
-12 Prs. Rayon and Cotton
Damask Drapes. Were Sll95
pair ---------------S1,9 SO
5 Friezette Studio Couch
Covers. Were S4.95 ca S3.99
5 Venetian Blinds. As is.
Were s3.95 to s4.95 ca SI.50
-35 Prs. Rayon and Cotton
Ruftex Drapes. Were s2.99
pr. .--------------S1.99
q Bunting All Metal Gliders.
AS is. Were s1595 ca. $3.50
-3 Sample Made to Order
Chair Covers. As is. Were
$3.50 ca. S3
Il Sample Made 10 Order
Davenport Cover. As is. Was
$500 ca. ------------S5
-6 Auto Seat Cover Sets for
sedans and coaches. Were
s298 to S3.98 ea.-Sl,29
-150 Upholstery Squares.
24x24 size. Were 5ec TO roc
ca, Z9c
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Catoe Counsel Is Given
5 More Days for Motions

Jarvis r. Catoe, indicted on five
charges of first-degree murder, ten
charges of criminal assault and four
of robbery, has five additional days
in which to file any legal moves
challenging the legality of the in
dictmentS.
This was insured today after JUS
tice Daniel w. ODonoghue in Dis
trict Court yesterday afternoon
granted the motion of defense Coun-
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Infants Wear

Girls Colored Panties and
Slips. Ruffied bottom with lace
trim. Blue and pink. Broken
sizes. Were soc 28c
Crib Blankets. All cotton,
rayon taffeta bound. Nursery
patterns. Pink and blue. Fac
tory rejects. When perfect,
81 SIC
PLAY toys. Cotton denim and
seersucker shorts. shirts, over
alls and jackets. Broken sizes,
2 to 8. Were s1-- - SIC
One Group Of Wearables.
Shirts, panties. headwear.
sunsuits, dresses, gloves, suits.
Were soc to Sl--------2Xc
-Children's Cotton Knit Un-
derwear. ape. trainer suits.
Sizes 2 TO 8. Were 69c 4Sc
-Overalls and PIaytogs. Prints
and solid colors. Were
59c --------------- 44c
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SDO1fSlceUr

-s3 Swim Suits. Were s2.99
to 1896 - SI29
Is Broomstick Skirts. Were
s119 -----40c
SO Swim Suits, Playsuits,
Stacks, Skirts and yisors.
Were s1.19 2oc
SO BIouses, Shorts, Slacks,
Skirts, Vests, Jackets and
Visors. Were sl99 59c
81 Beach Skirts. Were
s1.l9 -10c
&c Slacks. Were 1899 99c
-38 Rayon Play Suits. Were
s5.95 50 90
So Cotton Play Suits. Were
s3.9s SI.99
lilo Cotton and Rayon Play
Suits. Were sl99 and s299,
S1.59
-96 Cotton Play Suits. Were
sl.ss S1.19
SO Rayon Bemberg and
Crepe Dresses. Were S2.99 and
1899 S1.69
81 Cotton Sanforized Suits.
Residual shrinkage not more
than 1ecl. Were So $500
4 Cycl0tte Dresses. Were
sl99 and S4.99 q9c
Kann'S-Second Floor.
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Chocolate and Vanilla Fud ge---
Made in Our Kondy Kitchen FfeshD DoiIy-see Floor
Stationery

) Metal Files. Slightly dam
aged. Were $3.50 81 .98
IS Metal Typewriter Tables.
Slightly damaged. Were S2.95,
IL price
-l25 Utility Bags. Ideal for
school books. Were Sl.29 39c
$50 Boxes Writing Paper.
Assorted finishes and colors.
29c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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sci, Walter M. Shea, j. Robert Esher
and George j. Boden, to extend the
time. Justice ODonoghue, who
previously set the trial date for
october Is, had originally granted
the defense five days in which to
make any legal preliminary ma
neuvers.
Defense counsel told the court
that they have not been officially
advised of the case which the Gov
ernment will try first Acting
United States Attorney John w.
FINELY is studying the Catoe cases
and expects to announce soon which
one the Government will elect.
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Leather Goods

-35 Cotton Felt Bags. Red,
green and brown. Were 81.
ACC
5 Jewel Boxes. Were 81.
sec
- Makeup Kits. Were $50,
69c
is White Bags. Were 81.
39c
As Handbags. Dark colors.
Were 81 and So. AS is S1.49
S Genuine Pigskin Bags.
Were SO --------S $500
Is Saddle Leather Bags.
Were So ------- S1.69
SO Women's Belts. Were soc
and 81 39c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Lingerie

-1-Pc. Cotton Pa jamas. Print
ed batiste pa jana shorts. Bro
ken sizes. Were s1.19 49c
Philippine Gowns. Cotton
nainsook. Soiled. Were Sl.19,
79c
-Rayon Satin and Rayon
Crepe Slips. Rayon undies.
Were 81 SOC
-Rayon Gowns. Rayon Taf-
feta Slips. Were $1.95 and
s2.95 ----S1.29
Cotton Bed Jackets. Were
Sheer Rayon Bed Jackets.
Also sheer cotton prints. Were
sl.95 - 79c
Cotton Hostess Robes. Were
3l.9s 90
-Rayon Shado-Panel Slips.
Were Sl.l9 59 59c
-Rayon Gowns and Slips.
Were So -----------S1.99
Kann's-Second Floor.
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.Je,reIrg
loo Pieces Costume JeweIry

loo Pieces Costume Jewelry.
Were soc and 81 - 10C
so Pieces Jewelry. Were
81 ---------.---- Sc
-15 Simulated Pearl Neck
iaceS. Were SO ~ ST 80
IS Genuine Zircon Rings.
Were $3.50 and $40 S4.95
-3 Women's Cigarette Cases.
Were s1.95. AS is --- 39c
II Travel Clock. Was sl99.
As is ----------S1. 90
--35 Mems and Boys S-Piece
Sets. Tie chain, collar bar and
key chain. 8 initials included.
Were 81 - SOC
Kann's-Street Floor.
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used in part in construction Of the
building, it was said.
Students of the university's col
lege of engineering defense training
courses who need subsistence, those
eligible under the N. Y. A. vocation
al education defense program living
near College Park and university
students eligible for N. Y. A. as
sistance may enroll in the courses,
Glen D. Brown, State administra-
tor of the N. Y. A, announced.
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HONE OR c. O. D. ORDERS REMNANTS AND ODD LOTS
inexpensive
Dresses

log Summer Dresses for
misses and women. Rayon
crepe prints. Were SO and
$500 ---- --- S1.50
rs Summer Dresses. Odd
sizes and styles. Rayon prints
and rayon Jersey. Were S3.99
to $685. ------ S1.S9
Kann's-Second Floor.
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be treated at st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
The mental observation ordered
for Stafford is in line with similar
action taken BY Judge Casey in
other recent indecent exposure
cases.
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Art Goods

$ Knitting Bags. Slightly
.oiled. Were 81 and $1.ss Sc
i Cotton Bath Rug. Model.
As is ----------S1.5 SO
-2-Oz. Balls FleiSher CASH
mere Sport Yarn. Discontin-
ued colors. Were 75c ball, 38c
Il Hand-Embroidered Model
Cotton Scarf. Was $198 CSC
. Hand Embroidered Square
Cotton Covers. Models. Were
1898 - -- S1.98
-4-Oz. Hanks Re-Processed
Yarn. Assorted colors 49c ca.
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
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Bedding

. Single Inner-Spring Mat
tresses. Were $16s5 1893
3 Inner-Spring Mattresses.
Were s1se5 S10.99
II Single Inner-spring Mat
tress. Was s15.s5 ---S11.88
Il Aft. Inner Spring Mat
tress. Was s15s5 -S11.88
Il Single Inner Spring Mat
tresses. As Is. Was $685..
S9.99
II Aft. Inner-Spring Mat
tress ----S S7.99
II Double Box Spring for
wood bed. Was s1s.e5 S12.99
. Aft. Wood Spool Beds.
Were 1895 ----S4.99
. Occasional Chairs. Were
1895 ----S6 90
Il Beautyrest Bed High Stu
dio Couch. Floor sample.
1920 Ndlue -------S S4J.JO
. Metal Beds. Were 1895,
S5.19
Il Single Coil Spring on legs.
AS is. Was $685. Sl0.95
Il Double Box Spring on
legs. Was s24.95--S15.0O
. Double Walnut Finish
Beds. Were $12.95 S&.RX
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Neckireur

$ 2-Pc. Dresses. Rayon
prints and black rayon shan
tung Small sizes. Were s3.95
and s5.s5 S1.95
81 Cotton Cardigans. Brown
and wine. Medium size only.
Were 81 ...- CSC
SO Odd Lot Rayon Blouses.
Were s1.1e SAC
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Wash FrOcks

Cotton Seersucker Dresses
and 2-Pc. Suits. Were sl.69
and sl.ee -- S1.00
White Uniforms. Slightly
soiled. Were s1.ls SEC
Cotton Dresses and PLAYA
fores. Were s199 SSc
White Dimity Uniforms.
Were s1.e5 S1.42
Cotton Utility Frocks. Small
sizes. Were sI.19 19c
Kann's-Second Floor.
Housewares
-16 G. E. Ironing Boards,
were s1.O0; IS Cake Safes.
were 79c 39c
Il Metal Vegetable Bin. As
is. Was s3.49 - SIS
-l5 Sets of Washtub Legs,
were $3.50: Lot Triple
Coated Enameled Covered
Saucepans and Covered
Kettles. were sl.4s: 20 White
Enameled Water Pals, we're
csc -- ----. ---- 69c
-125 Yards Oilcloth Edging.
Was l0c yd. $500 Sc yd.
SO Oilcloth Chair Pads.
Were 29c l9c
-12 3-Qt. Aluminium Tipped
Saucepans. Were 89c Sc
5 Bathroom Scales. Floor
Samples. Were s2.ss S1.98
10 Rayen Shower Curtain
Sets. Were s3e5 $3.50
40 Old English Triangular
Floor Mops. Were s125 79c
3 Pairs Heavy Black and
Brass Andirons. Were $3.50.
As i. --- -S3.25
= Pairs Heavy Black And
irons. Were 1898 and $3.50.
As is ------- -S2.98
. Pairs Solid Brass And
irons. AS is. Were ses5 S6.95
- Pairs Heavy Antique
Brass-Finish Andirons. Were
s5.ss S2.99
-3 Full Brass Bound 3-Fold
Fire Screens. Were 1895. As
is is---------S5.98
, 42-Inch Fireplace Screen
and Fender Combination.
Were $6.98 -S4.44
Ill Pairs Black and Brass
Andirons. Were 50--S2.9S
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Gas Ranges

= Hardwick Ranges. De
luxe models. Were S134.50.
$3.50
II Detroit Jewel Range. Heat
control. Fully insulated. Was
s7450 Soy. 81
Il Hardwick Range. Com
plete S59.5
Il Apt. Size Range. InSu-
lated ----------- S39.50
Kann's-Third Floor.
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Troll Club PIuns Hike

The first fall hike of the Appa-
lachian Trail Club Sunday will be
in the Blue Ridge Mountain area
south of Asby Gap, it was an
nounced by the club. The trip will
be conducted by Egbert H. Walker.
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Trifism

Buckles. Clips and Pins In
meta! and colored stones.
Were soc to CSC to SOC
Kann'-Street Floor.
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Umbrellas

--3 W0men's I6-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas and 2 Women's 16-
Rib Cotton Gloria Umbrellas.
Were 50 ---------S S1.39
a Women's 1s-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas Were So S1.79
Il Woman's l6-Rib Rayon
Umbrella. Was 81 50 %
. Womens 16-Rib Rayon
Umbrellas. Were IS S215
Kann's-Street Floor.
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SiIuef'acure

% Rogers Silver-Piated Sugar
and Cream ers. Slightly
SCARED. Were s5.98---S3,98
-3 Rogers Silver-Plated Gravy
Boats and Trays. Slightly
SCARED. Were s9-S4.5O
Silver Plated Salt and Pep
per Shakers. Slightly SCARED.
Were 81 SOC
Chrome Plated Water Pitch
ers. Slightly SCARED. Were
s2.9s ---S1.99
. Chrome and Crystal Bud
Vases. Were $2.98 S1.79
Chrome Plated Round Serv-
ing Trays. Slightly SCARED.
Were So ST. 60
Rogers ilver-Plated Meat
Platters. Slightly Scared.
Were $2.9S S S1,29
KAnn's-Fourth Floor.
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Kann s-FOurth F1OOr.
Girls Wear.

10 Cotton 2-Pc. Play Suits.
Were s1.15 ------- Sc
so Cotton Shorts. Skirts and
Jackets. Were s1.15 to sl69.
soc
10 Cotton and Rayon
Dresses. Were sl.95 to s1.e9.
99c
-Ie Teener's Cotton Dresses.
Were s2.e5 ----- S1.49
go Cotton Broomstick Skirts.
Were 81 - 39c
SO Cotton 1-Pc. Play Suits.
Were s9c CSC
80 Felt Hats. Properly la
beled as to material content
Were s1.I5 CSC
Kann'FFourth Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

in civilian production to make them
applicable to Navy work. Capt, c,
w. Fields of shore establishments
will head the new division.
Undersecretary Forrestal said ef-
forts would be made to use the
services of plants that might other
wise face shutdowns and also to
train employees of such plants to do
the work required in building Navy
supplies. The new division will
work through the o. P. M. in the
training program, it was said.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Lugquqe

Il Woman's Wardrobe Case.
Damaged. Was Sl998, S9,99
Il Weekend Case. Dam
aged. Was s7.95 S3.66
Il Weekend Case. Dam
aged. Was S6.95 Sl,99
> Makeup Boxes. DAM
aged. Were $29s CSC
Il Fitted Case. Damaged.
Was $685. ------- S2.10
Il Hat and Shoe Box. Dam
aged. Was $l998 - S7,99
Il Hat and Shoe Box. Dam
aged. Was 1888 S4 "A
Il Wardrobe Case. Damaged.
Was sl1s8 ------ S3.88
II Wardrobe Case. Damaged.
Was Sll98 ---------- 81 90
a 26" Cases. Were IS, S3.49
Il Hat and Shoe Box. Dam
aged. Was s24.50 S9.99
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
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Rayon
Imderueur.

-160 Sheer Rayon indies.
Also plain and novelty veaves.
Some imperfects -I9c
40 Runproof Rayon Undies.
Lace trimmed. Were 81 Sc
-23 Bra Top Slips. Non-run.
panel styles. Were s1.65-79c
lis Bra Top COMPUTATIONS.
Tricot knit rayon. Were sl.35,
79c
lao Rayon indies. Panties,
stepins and briefs. Plain and
novelty weaves. 29c ca,
4 for S1.OO
20 Maternity indies. sRayon.
Were rec ----59c
-43 Carter and Dutchess
Lightweight Cotton Lisle I'm
dies. Briefs, panties, vests and
suits 29c
Sc Women's Cotton Knit
Union Suits. Perfects and
irregs, -----44c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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To Keep 'em Flying" you must
Keep on Buying" Defense savings
bonds and stamps regularly.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Only 800 Prs.
NyIon Hose
s1.29 pr.

-Irrees and seconds Of
81. .65 grades. Bareles, no.
seam Nylons in neutral
Fall tones. Impsrfections
are slight. Sizes si7 TO
1912.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
DOm,eSfics

IA Crinkle Cotton Bed
spreads. Full bed size. Were
79c ---------2 for S1.0O
is Ready-Made Pillowcases.
Full bleached. 42x36" size.
Were Csc ca. 6 for Sl.O0
- Mattress Covers. Soiled.
Full and twin bed sizes. Were
s1.95 - S1.49
II Non-Allergic Mattress
Cover. "Seal-Sac." Twin size.
Was SO ------ $500
-I2 Cotton Coverlet Spreads.
Double size. Were S3.99,
S2.49
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Furniture

II Walnut-Veneered Knee
hole Desk. Was s3495, $3.50
-S Walnut finished Book
eases. Were s5.95--S3,99
II 5-Pc. Chrome Dinette Set.
Was 1895 --------S29.50
o Red and Ivory Chrome
Frame Chairs. Were s4.e5,
S2.99
. Maple Adjustable Back
Armchairs. Were $1495,
S1O.99
o Priscilla Sewing Cabinets.
Were 1895 ------Sl,99
-43 1-Sheh End Tables. Were
1895 ------S S2.99
la Mahogany Top Mite Ia
bles. Were $4.95----S3 90
-S Black Glass Top Cocktail
Tables. Were s5.s5-S4.88
. 5-Pc. Metal Frame Bridge
Sets. Were $12.95---.S9.9
% Tilt Top Pedestal Screen
Tables. Were s5.s5 $3.50
ga Imitation Wood Grain
Top Card Tables. Were S1.29.
S1.00
la Maple Magazine Racks.
Were s5.s5 ----S2 $3.50
KAnnS-Skest Floor.
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Famous Make
ST Gloves
6oc

Discontinued STYLES.
Fine rayonS. and cotton
gloves. Black, brown.
navy and beige. Sizes s
to 8.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

Argentina now has SIS railway
electric coaches in operation.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
GIOceS

go Prs. PulIons. Doeskin
white and natural. Sizes 6 to
7. Were $2.50------ S1,39
SO Prs. Natural and Pastel
Color DOeskin Gloves. Sizes
s to 7l2. Were sl.39 - CSC
-I25 Prs. Ray0n Fabric Pull
ons. Leather trim. Black and
colors. Sizes 6 to ia. Were
sec 39c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Misses and WomenS
Royon Undies
25c ga.

-Perfects and seconds.
Manufacturers CloSeouts
Plains, SheerS. meShes and
novelty effects. PantleS.
StepinS, briefs. TearoSe
and white.
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Battered Dean Still Interests
Harris as HurIer;; Some Slab
Promise Is Seen in Beck

cent pitching developments. He
claims that Dean is better than he
showed yesterday. He puts Beck
down as a gilt-edge prospect. "Un-
til Dean showed up in camp late, "
he continues to point out, Beck is
the only youngster in camp who
learned anything. These rockies,
together with Vets and Semi-Vets
Leonard, Hudson, Chase, Masterson,
MacFayden, Alexandra Carrasquel
and Arnold Anderson, will be car
ried and hence will survive the ak,
which is due early next week, pos
sibly Monday.
Against Johnny Corsica yesterday,
the Mats spotted Dean 81 lead
in the first inning. In their half
of the second, the Tigers forged
ahead, So, but in the next two
frames the Griffmen scored four
more times, all against Corsica.
Thereafter Hal Newhouser and Al
Benton closed the door in their
faces, but Leonard wasn't doing so
badly either and so the scoring in
the first three innings stood up.
In the scrub game at Daytona,
Johnny Welaj shared honors with
Beck by getting four hits and driv-
ing across five of the seven runs.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Simon's S Fine Showing
Costs Capital Louis
Bout This Spring

Abe Simon's excellent showing
against Joe Louis last night at De-
troit probably killed whatever hopes
Washingtonians entertained of see
ing the champion in action at Grif-
fifth Stadium this summer.
According to an Associated Press
dispatch from Detroit, the two will
be rematched at Madison Square
Garden May 16, which happens to
be the date tentatively selected for
Louis Washington appearance. The
titleholder is signed to box at st.
Louis in April. June brings his i'm
portant test with Billy Conn at New
York, and he is slated to appear at
Los Angeles in July.
Washington's hopes OF getting
Louis here were built primarily on
the possibility of lucrative early
season bout at the stadium. While
there Is a slim chance the cham
pion may come here in August, the
supply of cannon fodder quite likely
viii be exhausted by that time.
Evening star., 1941-03-22
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

A ragged, grimy stepchild
in the Districts A. A. U. family these
many years, boxing at long last is
to be brought in from the kitchen
and restored to its rightful place in
the living room circle.
Plans for an attractive campaign
OF interclub and intercity matches
came to light today as echoes of
last nights final round in the an
nual tournament reverberated. Prep
arations will get under way imme-
diately and Turner's Arena will be
the scene of the more important
bouts.
Jim Echols. popular prexy of st.
Mary's Boys Club of Alexandria,
will be in direct charge of the prof.
ect, but he has been assured ample
support by A. A. U. officials and
Turner. Echols seems to be the best
man for the job and well qualified
in every respect to handle the null
titude of details connected with it.
Pr0VeS Executive Ability.
He has executive ability, ade-
quately proved by the manner in
which he built up st. Mary's into
thriving organization. He under
stands boys, has working knowl-
edge of boxing and is an enthusiastic
supporter of all sports. He can
meet the A. A. us scrutiniZing stare
without quiver and will command
the wholehearted respect of the
youthful gladiators.
Echols plans to stage at least one
big amateur show month and
possibly every three weeks if suffi-
cient interest can be aroused to
support such program. He hopes
to keep all of the amateur ringmen
busy by distributing roles in the city
team as equitably as possible and
by series of interclub matches
throughout the spring and summer
months.
Chief criticism of Washington
amateurs has been that they fold"
quickly for want of experience when
pitted against outside competition
Until this year when two young
sters reached the finals of the East
ern Golden Glove tournament in
New York, District contenders regu-
larly were eliminated in the first
or second round preliminaries.
Echols, and he is not alone, contends
that with a supervised program
that would keep them busy through
out the year and give them a chance
to compete with youngsters from
other cities from time to time WASH
ington boxers would hold their own
with the best.
Another bone of contention in
the amateur setup has been the
"pay-off." In other cities amateurs
received watches, rings or other
jewelry which they can "trade" in
for cash if they so desire. Here
they receive medals, only medals,
and not decorations that can be
turned back for SIS or $40. Echols
Evening star., 1941-03-22
Spokane Bid Too Late
Redskins 10 Train
In California
Exuct Site Unsettled;
Seattle and Tacoma
Were Considered
By BILL DISMER, Jr.

The world champion Chicago
Bears have rejected Spokane's bid to
be their training hosts in August.
but the Redskins-obvious second
choices and apparently irritated by
the slowness of an invitation to
return to the Pacific Northwest
will train in California next sum-
mer, The Star learned today.
Up until the middle of this week,
deal to take the Redskins to Spo-
kane for the third straight year
still was hanging fire. But Owner
George Marshall, vacationing in
California, since has telephoned
Coach Ray Flaherty in the latter's
native Spokane that the Indians
definitely would train in the South
ern Coast State, although the exact
locale still is undetermined.
Spokane Waits Too Long.
According to The Stars informant
in Spokane, the Athletic Round
Table-sponsors of the Redskins
training in 1899 and 40-had held
off so long in issuing a return bid
that the Redskin chieftains decided
they couldn't wait any longer 1t is
believed that Marshall has made all
arrangements for the California
base
Before deciding on shifting TO
California, however. the Redskins
conferred with interests in both
Seattle and Tacoma, Wash. The
team attracted more than 10000
to its first intrasquad game in the
former city last August-nearlv
twice as many as turned out for
either the Redskins SO or 40 game
in Spokane
Hitherto, both Marshall and Flah-
erty always have expressed a pref
erence for Spokane, chiefly because
of its climate and training accommo-
dations. In '39 the squad was quar-
tered 18 miles outside of the city
and last year possessed sufficient
seclusion, if not strict privacy, at
Gonzaga University, Flaherty's alma
mater on the outskirts of Spokane.
| Spokane Weather Liked.
| Chief talking point in favor of
/ Spokane has been the fact that the
Redskins never lost day of train
ing because of rain and that the
climate, though often hot. never was
humid. 1t was. indeed, as we'll liked
by the players as by their owner
and coach.
Seattle, on the other hand. is apt
! to have as many as two or three
days of rain week during the late
summer months and there is con-
siderable humidity. 1t is, though,
better sports town than Spokane
and seemed anxious asst year to
land the Redskins as training
patrons.
Marshall is due in Washington
Monday and is expected to reveal
full details of the new camp at that
time.