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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-26

About 2S million pounds OF Gin
chona bark are STRIPPED annually
in Netherlands Indies for the ex-
traction OF quinine.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-26
Normal College Calendar
TODAY

TODAY
4'OV D. m-Faculy Chat DR. Mehran Wills
Marriage, Fred Green Ballroom McKenny Hall
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-26

Jacqueline Cochran, ranking wom-
an fier Of America, is shown look
ing over a globe with Capt. Norman
Edgar, Alta representative in New
York, as they discussed organiza-
ton Of an American section Of wom-
an fliers TO serve abroad with the
British Air Transport Auxiliary.
The women fiers would ferry planes
from factories TO assigned bases.
Evening star., 1942-08-24

M1sa.SNEFS iIIssa{S IS. e q TIE M DISTRICT or g:
sealed bids for Construction of CERTAIN
sio9r of snfIdhs snd Gasone separator ip Eoom No
OF DEEDS on l1 Site 'e located At qEhE she NoTtbe
dn Square No. 4se9. Washinxton. D. ~ G. c.
5o Rs fsd Budn9 dGomss4ners at
d. and ci j. .n until S,s o,eloek Pm. Sept q 1912
and Forms of Bid Bond, also Performance
the Of Se the chef epd csrk seissf ct
Department. Room 4s7. District Building.
and copies thereof, obtained upon deposit
DoLLARs $1,000 for IN sae each sum set OF iNS Not
mere than three f sets Of drawings and
general contractor. Upon. returning such
senolIt sets promptly @ and IN good condition. said
sioners reserve the right to waive M Gon'tl any in
formalities in or to reject any or alifbids.
Each bidder must deposit with his bid
centum, t5eSj of the base bid in the form m
and subject to the conditions provided in
than. shs Instructions to Bidders Attention Of
observed and. minimum wage rates to be
pnaef his hf BID nfhn Thirty NH 0ds5 5 da,
THoRNr I'M Fl 'as seeretars. apfa1s Board Board
OF GGsaa@abss'snsFs; p g. Aug a. 1912
Es9'Pf the hG rs asSer of een e.
LuMBIA, Washington, .; c.-separate
Alterations and Additions to Main steam
20 Nszb9s,t or s5E6sI q If 5sa s.s
lnston; 3. c, viii Be received By said
Gommissi9ners s at Room 5oe District Build
opened and read aloud The INSTRUCTIONS
tract. Plans, specifications. and Forms Of
BID Bono also Performance Bond may be
ceTamined Exam 3D. and secured a. the once Of the
427,. District Building, and copies thereof
Rsyfss n e. .ua s i =: ss Gsss5f 6os & FasfS
ef drawings 0t and 0fs spscifo.tions a vii win be
rn
in eood, condition. said. deposits will be
refunded. The Commissioners reserve the
reject any or ali bids. Each bidder must
deposit with his bid security in an amount
s IN to Pne vs oI sa ssatu% s = q the
ders Attention l. Of bidders ' IS particularly
81 empioyment * e to Se Observed d snd MINIS
wage sts sSa.t to Ds pad Saas ths
THORNETT, Secretary. Board OF Commis-
''Gnsss, ssss,.s5,ssS:a7,5s,ss;a 3 6 Asus; a. 1912
W. a. PROJECT NO. Dc-49-104. COM
9K TAs p 3p G3
ssas as s5 sheS uann II %
Known as. the WALTER B. PATTERSON
SCHOOL," on site located at the Southwest
Avenue, s.W.. lin square No; 5000 Wash
inston. .: G; Will be reeeiyed BY said Com
SEPT. 3. 1e4a, and then then puSlieis SsHsk opened
and read aloud. The Instructions to Bid
e S sS q o sa send :sc
an.,r isSYTss .hs oss & sod the sIi
.o spRs
aens pl g IL ior the s.sS sum set
No. more than three (3l sets viii be fur
nan nshd to any ,sS
GOOD condition. ~ said - deposits ' viii ILL Sc M
rsfpSndsd. The CommissioneIs reserve the
e al n slds Zach sidder n must .a
deposit with his bid security in an amount
not not les: than s.s fys Per censum az. ot
TO Bidders. Time viii not be . material
factor in evaluating bids. (See para
graph II Of instruction to Bdders.)
Attention of bidders is particularly
minimum wage rates to be paid under
the contract. No bidder may withdraw
actual date Of opening thereof. fSee par
agraph Il Of Instructions to Bidders
9. NJ, THORNETT. Secretary. Board Of
au24,25,26,272S,29
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
THOs. J. OWEN 4 SON, AUCTIONEERj
Southern Building


THOs. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
Southern Building.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED RESI-
PENTIAL GROUND. SITUATE I1ME-
- MAsSAcHusErTs AVENUE, NORTH
so EEEF 81 ses MAssAcH6sEfRs Assss2ANTHA5sA M
AApVhhNggE IND CONTAINS $3.50
RESDENTIAL RESTRICTED.
By authority vested in us, we will sell
isss' M 81 TTEDAY THE iiSas 4wsH4Y r E1sqh R1s
fo6 O'CLOCK Pm, the following described
and designated IS Lot lie in BiocK
belair Hefshts"; otherwise known for
purposes ef assessment and taxation as
:, TERMS Ms OF SALE: All cash. Deposit
q Sl.O00.00 required at time of sale
AZ =, - conyeyancing, recording. revenue
g. q sale to Be complied with within thirty
Gays ;i from day Of sale, otherwise property
VII 9e advertised and resold at risk Of
oefauitinE R4Tshaser PH6s owr, . sov
81 u ,l0,Sl,G4 Auctioueers.
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AUCTION SALES.
c. q. SLOAN a CO., INC, Auctionecrs,
7l5 18th st. NV.


c. q. SLOAN 4 CO., INC: .Auctioneers.
7l5 18th St. NV.
SALE or HOUSEHOLD GOODS, pERso-
NAL EFFECTS, ETC, FOR STORAGE
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER NINE, 1919.
CONTINUING EACH WEDNEspAY AND
SATURDAY THEREAFTER UNTIL ALL is
DISPoSED OF, there. win be sold at PUB
Sw g. ShoAh W1osAhhNdToN S8 e. B. c. ie 70 ira enforee &c
liens for storage and other charges, due
and unpaid on all furniture, personal ef-
fects, etc, stored with us in the following
namss:-.Mrs, MILDRED Ande5son, Fleyd
W. S. Cannon, MRS Gertrude CHAMBERS.
Mrs. v. L. 0Dickerson, Mrs, Eliz... Holman.
Mrs. Olive Hope, Mrs Hattie Horton Mrs.
j c, Humphrey; Mrs Chas. jenkins, NJ.
johnson. Mrs, Addie Lons. walter Maddoxx.
Mrs. Ruth l.. Mccormack, Mrs. Clara e.
Mace. Nat. Capitol Memorial Park, Mrs.
Marie Onley, Mrs. Pauline overall, Mrs.
Lena Queen. l.. II, Singleton. Miss B =.
Snowden, Henry w. TAYLOR, Mrs. Va, Toll
yer. Garrick Ward, Julius White and S. T.
Williams
UNION STORAGE COMPANY. INC.
so5 Florida Avenue, NV,
au24.se2 WASHINGTON. D. c.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERS,
Southern RuildirQ
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MONEY TO LOAN

UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR 2nd TRUSTS;
prompt service; reasonable rates. NJ K
STONE. Emerson 1908
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
Prompt Personal Service
=. ]. WALSHE, INC, MA 1858
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S11,5OO.

Attractive 7-room brick suburban home
on an acre. miles from WashinSton.
such desirable features as copper piping,
copper gutterins, slate roof, large base
ment, oil heat, weather stripping and In
living room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen equipped with range and refrig:
orator, lavatory and den. On the second
quality house. for sale only. because OF
owners transfer. Substantial down pay
ment required. See MASON HIRST An
Mandate, Va. at the end OF Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria 5s12. Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1942-08-24

PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LdDs.
Evening star., 1942-08-24

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ONE-STORY BRICK STORE
BUILDING WITH ADJACENT
PARKING AREA, OPERATED AS
A SUPER SHOPPING STORE
AND OCCUPIED BY THE A. & p
SITUATE AT THE NORTHWEST
I CORNER OF GEORGIA AVENUE
AND MORTON STREET, NORTH
WEST, BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NO. 3400 GEORGIA
AVENUE NV.
BY. virtue OF certain deed OF trust
dated s,.a NJ Novemssr snse. IS la4l, being instru-
l94l. among the land records of the Dis
trct of Columbia, and at the request Of
tne party y sn q thesSy the
r NJ eHenlfff DAY OF PEtRAx Hansr Hs
la42; At! !FoUR-THfRTY O'CLOCK PM.
situate in, the District of Columbia, and
designated as and being lot /, block 10, in
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, as per nlat
the District Of Columbia in Liber L. G. z,
10, being further described BY metes and
5ounds in said deed of trust. Said block
10 being BENG now taxed as square 2s94;
The Great Atlantic 81 Pacific Tea Com
further terms OF which viii be Announced
at the time of sale. Also sold subject to
q prior deed Of trust for approximately
S57,770. So. with interest from August
1912, at 4hee per annum. and prior over
que trusts aggregating approximately
$4,000 90. with interest since August 1 ,
1g4% Further particulars Of these trusts
VIII be announced at the time of sale.
the purchase price above said trust to
required. Conveyancing, recording. etc,
at purchasers cost. Terms to be COM
Piled with within thirty days, otherwise
advertised and resold at the discretion
OF the trustees.
NARY E, BELL
IRVING B. YOCHELSON.
Trustees.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

1881 K 81. NV OFFICE ROOM, On
the second noor. PERCY H. RUSSELL
1731 < st. NV.
ELEGANT FURNISHED CORNER. PRIVATE
ONCE, $50 mo-. or desk space II preferred.
ga Union Trust Bldg: or Wo. 930e. "a
OFFICE ROOMS. CLOSE 70 DOWNTOWN
Government Bldrs, Arlington and South
west Market; single or en- suite: utilities
furnished; low rental
MAURICE FITZGERALD,
1911 G. St NV MA 2366
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
800 ELLSWORTH DRIVE.

Six rooms, 2 baths, recreation room: ga
rage, beautiful grounds; immediate pos
session: walking distance Of shopping CEN
ter Eight built, 3 sold. Attractive terms.
To reach: Out Pershing drive, left Of
Armory to Hawley rd., / block to homes.
e. r. ZIRKLE, Owner and Builder.
MT, VERNON CORP,
Machinists' Bldg. National 5536.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the Purchase Section. National Bureau
OF standards; washington, D. C.; until 2
licly opened for the construction Of expert
mental structures for confidential field
measurements at Meadows, MARYLAND
Specifications and Blueprints may be OBJ
tanned from the Purchase Section, National
Bureau OF Standards
Evening star., 1942-08-24

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
semi-det. houses. 6 rooms, bath,
h:,wh.: total rental, SIT mo-: priced for
Leo M. Bernstein e. Co. ME. 5400.
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UsURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

CASH BUYERS FOR HOMES, BUNqA-
lows. farms, acreage, lots: Silver Spring,
Bethesda or nearby. H. r. BIEBER, sH.
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cAsH-No coMMIssIoN-cASH.
personally Will pay cash for houses.
detl stores or apartment houses, q. q.
DUTY, 1024 Vermont ave. MA. tAe2.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

OUT T-OF-TOWN CLIENT WANTS RECENT
ly built house, brick, to & rms. 2 baths.
cor or det.: Brightwood area pref; will
Evening star., 1942-08-24

and equipment. rs ac fertile land,
rooms and bath; on hwy. 12 mi. to D. c.;
S18,500. GRAHAM, Fairfax 81 or So.
ANNE ARUNDEL CO., MD-7A ACRES.
conv, 7-room house, 2-car sarase with
apt. above: fruit trees, Ahrubbery: ideal
aor children: $3.50, easy terms. TIE.
1852 or HO. 3707.
aoo DOWN, $40 MO-; 9 ACRES; TIMBER:
aalTly level, on good road; Southern Md;
soo0, Box 4732, Anacostia. D. C.
137,ACRE TOBACCO FARM-s-room barn,
STAPLE, 6-room dwelling. deep we'll, stream,
All farming implements. livestock, grow
ing tobacco crop: S4 500: terms Erwin
HEALTY CO., call Hyattsyille 0334; ewes,
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Near New Naval Hospital.

Between 18th st. and the park fnear
18th and Taylor n.wl detached brick; 4
bedrooms. including inclosed and heated
floor: stairway to large storage attic; large
living room with wood-burning fireplace,
porch. oil heat ess REFRIGERATOR, garage
and a pretty lot The house has been re-
conditioned and beautifully decorated. Va
PHELPS, MA. 1900. exclusively. Sunday
and evenings call Mai. Lane, WI. 6289.
Evening star., 1942-08-24

BRIGHTWOoD SECTION - 1x-ROOM
semi-detached brick house; front and rear
porches. built-in garage, modern bath and
kitchen; automatic hot-water heat. This
house is only $6,950, SO act quickly. Call
Mr.. Loyeless, D1. 3100. BETHEL. Or
r. 1883 after pm.
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au14.1517.1a, 2o22 "a. e5,2s, n. us'e'
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1905 ALASKA AVE
HOUSES UNPUBLISHED.

Is TODD PL. NE, NEAR RHODE ISL
ave and N Cap.-6 rooms: upper fiat va
cant Aug. 25; S45. TRESCOTT, DI. 773S
110s Investment Bldg. 25'
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
on AEn
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

A DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE-TYPE HOME
Bedroom and bath on first floor. 2 bed
rooms and bath on second, exceptionally
attractive recreation room in basement
gas furnace. Well-wooded lot with spring
which is the source of a continuously fow-
ing brook. New-home community. Price
S12, $50. To inspect call Woodley $500
until pm.
E,dW II. Jones & Co. Inc.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT,
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

IN WOODWARD BLDG.--LARGE DIES
chair, file: secretarial service; very r,
sonable DI 6505,
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THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTToNEERS,
Southern Building.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
6rays Likely 10 Face
Monarchs Here for
Negro World Title
Capital Club Closes in
On National Pennunt
By Beating PhiIIy

A Negro national championship
baseball game between the Kansas
City Monarchs. who have clinched
the American League title, and the
Negro National League pennant
winner, most likely the Washington
Homestead Grays, has been set for
Grifith Stadium on Tuesday night,
September 8.
The Grays all but clinched their
loop title yesterday when they de-
feated the Philadelphia Stars, ia,
In the first game of scheduled twin
bill at Griffith Stadium, and were
leading, 81. in the nightcap when
the game was halted in the fourth
inning. (.
The local club needs only one VIC
tory In its remaining four games to
take the championship for the
fourth straight year. The Monarchs,
also have won in the Negro Amer
ean League for four straight sum-
mers. In two previous games here,
the Grays have topped the Mon
archs In extra innings, but would
be considered no better than an even
choice In a championship encounter
Leroy Partlow started on the
Washington mound yesterday and
was lifted in the sixth inning be-o
cause Of an injured hand. High
Pockets Wright then came in. The
two of them limited the Stars tr.
nine hits. 1I
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he Just doesn't click. I don't know
whether he loses interest when the
season gets under way or what. All
I know is we have one OF the best
backs in the league and aren't get
ting all of the football out OF him.
Maybe this will be his year. I hope
so because he's a swell boy and I'd
like to see him 60 to town for his
sake as well as ours"
Could Be OF Great Help.
Zimmerman plays the same posi-
ton as Baugh and could be a lot Of
help to Sammy, but he's got to prove
his right to the position. Last year
and the one before it was Frank
Frank Filchok who alternated with
Sammy and this season If thinner
man doesn't produce he's liable to
be ousted by Rookie Dick Poillon.
Flaherty thinks he has moro native
ability than either one Of those, but
lacks their spark and explosiveness.
"zimm" himself can't explain 1t,
but he feels . good year coming on.
He's travelling In whirlwind style
through the training period and
there is a possibility he'll keep on
going with no let down when the
league season opens. II he does
you're going to see a new star In the
National League armament, one that
has been there all along and is Just
beginning to twinkle. L. F.. A.
Evening star., 1942-08-24

and up to Tall Timbers. The fly in
the ointment here Is the extensioc Of
the torpedo range. which easily
might mean boats no longer will be
allowed to flsh this area.
Above, there is River Springs and
Rock Point. On occasion both have
good striper fishing.
River Fishing Safe. =
For those who have little or no
experience on big water, the Pa
tuxent and the Potomac are to be
preferred, for on both protection
from a sudden blow is just the mat
ter Of few minutes run under the
windward shore, which isn't true
Of the bay.
Fleet owners as a rule are eager to
put customers onto the best grounds,
for when the going is good they are
apt to return. Therefore their in
structions should be followed.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Naimans, Jacobsens
Play Rubber Game
For Sand|ot Flag

The stage is set for hot cham :
pionship game next Sunday between
Naiman Photo and Jacobsen Florist
when they tangle In the deciding
tilt Of the National City Sunday A
League title playoffs. o,
Naiman, first-haf champion In
the loop, evened the series yesterday
by winning 10. Jacobsen opened
with a victory the week before.
Dick Price on the Naiman mound
yesterday set the Jacobsens down
with only one hit. He famed seven.s 3
The winners made only three hits
OFF Joe Wells. They tailed their
lone run in the second inning. "a
Also in the championship pictures
next Sunday will be the first clash
of a three game playoff for the B.
League crown between Boyle's Bar,
first-haf titnst, and Victory Club. 81
Victory Club took the second-half
crown yesterday by topping Boyle's.
7-5, in q one-game playon. One
Junior League game was played, re-
sulting in 3-3 tie between Police
Boys Club No. s and Fort Stevens.
Evening star., 1942-08-24

ming team is a handy way to build
up the old collitch-or I'VE got
the best dam outfit in this mans
army"-spirit!
Sailors sale-When a sailor
thumbed a ride on a truck in
Detroit the other day the result
was the sale of $500 worth of
tickets for the Amateur Softball
Association world championships.
The sailor was Chief Petty Offlcer
Max Gail, who has been working
with the association because this
years profits will go to the De-
troit Navy Recreational Fund.
He sold the truck driver, who was
Bill Barnett, athletic director of
the teamsters union. Barnett got
bright idea, and the eventual
result was that the union bought
out the U. of Detroit Stadium for
the night of the tournament
semifinals.
Monday matinee-When Jimmie
Hitchcock reports to the Chapel
Hill Naval Pre-fight School
Thursday, Head Coach Jack
Meagher Of Auburn will be fresh
out Of assistants to help him
start football practice September
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Nine Softly Champions
Lined Up for City's
Pennant Round

The ninth annual District softball
championship tournament opens to-
night at Washington Softball Sta
dium with q double header begin
ming at 8.
Surf Club, one Of the Journeys
favorites. tangles with Times
Herald in the opener with the clos
ing game between Navy Yard
Drafting Room and Recreation
League.
Championship teams from nine
loops are entered with the tourney
to continue with double -headers
every night this week. A double
knockout system is being used with
a team to receive two defeats before
being eliminated. The winner here
will compete In the regional tourna-
ment at Baltimore beginning Sep
tember s. and possibly in the ma
tional championships at Detroit
later next month.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Jean 0h Sets Third
Tank Record With
Lots 10 Spare
Lowers District AAU
220 Free-StyIe Mark
By Six Seconds

Jean Ort, 16-year-old Shoreham
Club swimmer, now owns three Dis
trict AAU water records. To the
two she made two weeks ago In
the meet at Takoma she added the
22o-yard free style record In q meet
yesterday at washington Colt and
Country Club.
Her time for the distance was
2:44.6, q full six seconds under the
former record held by Patsy Pal
mer. Miss Palmer lost another
event yesterday when she finished
second to Jacqueline Richards, un-
attached, in the women's low-board
diving championship.
Howard McAdoo repeated as 22o-
yard mems free-style champion,
while the mems high-board diving
crown was won by Bill Tarbett Of
Ambassador. Second in this was
Nick Sheridan, also OF Ambassador,
winner last year.
Summaries:
Women's 220-yard free style {cham-
ham; second. Helen Poyner tAmbassa-
dor): third. Leola Thomas (Ambassador); !;
fourth, Margaret Stone (Shoreham1: Time.
Of 2:50.6 held by. Patsy Palmerl.
Mems 220-yard free style-Won by
Howard McAdoo Unattached; second,
Harry Palmer tAmbassador); third. Don
Bradley tAmbassador); fourth. Bill Bruce
Gambia ssador). Time. 2:27.0
Women'S Iow-boar diyinr-Won by
Jacuueline Richards tunattached) with
81. 81; second, Patsy Palmer (Shoreham)
81 .03; third, virginia Freeman (shore-
ham), 5s.70; fourth, Mary Miller (Shore-
ham), 52.01.
Mems high board diving-Won BY Bill
ond, Nick Sheridan (Ambassador), 114.11;
third. Tom Payne Ambassador. 6s.34
No fourth.
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admits. Sammy Baugh's throwing
the ball as well as he ever did. Dick
TODD hasn't lost anv Of his speed.
Rufe Deal looks good. Bob Seymour
will be better and we've got the Hare
brothers back In good shape.
with that gang set and Farkas
back on the beam we should score
few points. I never saw Andy look
better and II he doesn't change his
mind, If he keeps himself keyed to
the same pitch throughout the sea-
son, predict he'll have a better
season than he had in 1899.
I'm satisfied We'll have q smart
backfield and II I only knew what
Zimmerman was going to do / know
we'd be tough to beat"
Bogs Down During Season.
Roy, q lean, 194-pounder, is begin
ming his third year in the big show
and beginning as he started previous
years-with a lot Of fash. His passes
are sharp and accurate. Nobody
punts longer ball In practice. nor
a ball more difncult to handle. And
when he picks up those matchstem
legs and lays 'em down you can't
catch him with a motorcycle. Why
isn't he q star?
You tell me-" says Flaherty, with
futile gesture. Hes got as much
natural ability as anybody out here
and more than most OF them, but
Evening star., 1942-08-24


the country; in some events more
than a hundred entries are down on
the books, and more expected, which
makes 1t appear that more anglers
are taking to the competitive side
Of the game. .:...
Anglers Turn to Skif5s.
The trend lately around here is
toward small skif7s, possibly because
Of q dearth Of power boats, or rather
men to operate them, and the higher
prices those still running must
get to make 1t worthwhile.
Those anglers belatedly hunting
outboards to propel their hired
skiffs aren't meeting with much luck.
for the reason they aren't being built
and the supply is gone for the du-
ration. There still are used motors
to be had, but this supply, too, is
limited.
Keeping in mind the inability Of
most OF us to get far, there is quite
a fleet Of skiffs at South River
Bridge ANNAPOLIS end, with good
striper fishing around Thomas Light
of the mouth Of the river and, later
in September, pike fishing in the
headwaters.
Skiffs also are available at Gales
vile, Chesapeake Beach and Breezy
Point. At Solomons there are sew
eral fleets, and fishing grounds are
close blythe shore above Drum
Point, Cedar Point and Town Point
and Point Patience just across from
the island.
Partial to Bay Fishing.
Most fishermen appear to like the
bay fishing better than the river.
Why, we do not know, for both
shores above Solomons have their
full quotas Of striper schools, and
the middle grounds, particularly st.
Leonards Lump, often are pop
ulated thickly with trout. Some Of
the finest catches we have seen
came from this area In September
and river perch come down at the
same time, by the millions.
Neither Is the lower Patuxent the
only place worth a try. There is
Broomes Island, Sand Gates and
Benedict, above, and at all of them
are large fleets OF small boats. A
buck for q day is the average fee,
although In some places the charge
has mounted to as much as q half
more. Just why this should be 30
isn't explained.
In the Potomac, skiffs are OBJ
tainable ut st. Georges Island and It
Is . short run around Ptney Point
Evening star., 1942-08-24

l. Hitchcock is the seventh Au-
burn coach to enter the service.
Glad note for suburbanites:
When his Milwaukee Brewers are
playing at home, Manager Cholly
Grimm goes to the park early
every afternoon and helps cut the
grass in the outfield with q hand
mower. He says it is great
conditioner. Due to Willie Pep,
there's a real boxing boom in
Connecticut.
Pep threw sl5,5o0 against Pedro
Hernandez at Hartford recently
and when he goes against Bobby
(Poison Ivy September l the
bout is expected to do between
$4,000 and $4,000.
Today's guest star-Arthur
Siegel, Boston Traveller: THE
prize yarn out of the minors
comes from the Bi-State League,
where the Burlington team was
penalized 5000 because the fans
threw mud at the visiting Dam
vile players. Sometimes when .
man throws mud, he's elected to
public ONCE"
Service dept.-Rene Chouteau
Of st. Louis and Yale, intercol-