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Evening star., 1944-12-12
Births Reported

John and Agnes Baumann, boy.
James and Betty Beattie, girl.
Robert and Katherine Brown, girl.
FitzhuEh and Geraldine Clark, girl.
J. Charles and Elizabeth Dotterer, boy.
Cleb and Kathleen Fairall, girl.
Domenico and Margaret Firmani, girl.
Thomas and Dora Fowler, girl.
Leo and Marie Fox, girl.
Eihu and Ruth Frick, boy.
pouglas and Theresa Frisbie, girl.
David and Theora Gaines, boy.
11t4 John and ahq rsith shi doble, Boy.
Ferdinand and HedwiE Grabner, boy.
Charles and Frances Harns. boy.
James and Emma Harry. boy.
Rudolph and Edwina Hardesty, boy.
Albert and Elizabeth Hutchinson, sirl.
g. Frank and Margaret Kageals, girl.
Nils and Alice Kalson, girl.
Wlism Xsi1t .ns sad Avn. vl,sinas & btystt Sn. boy
Anthony and Grace, Mazzi., boy.
Francis and qensyieve Mccarthy, sirl.
Thomss MasS sao and i'eS ci.rics .f Newton, % boy.
william and Mary Oehler. boy.
Thomas and Mary Parks, boy.
John and Marian Peters, boy.
Albert and Pauline Radtsch. boy.
James and Naomi Ray, girl.
Theodore and Martha Ruiz, girl.
John and Nancy Shellenberger. boy.
Peter and Irene skiados, boy.
John and Mary Splaun, boy.
James ana Iris Stillwefl. girl.
Howard and Elizabeth Tice, girl
Charles and Virginia Tinsley. boy.
Joseph and Ruth Tower, boy.
George and Ruth Tretter, boy.
James and Mildred Warning, girl.
r. j. and Betty Bell, girl
Wesley and Irene Bennett, boy.
Charles and Dolores Brown, boy.
william and Willie Bussie, girl
Richard and Pearlina Butler, girl.
Julius and Doris Gross, girl.
Eugene and Mae Gum, girl.
Calvin and Alice Hamilton, boy
Francis and Irene Hawkins, girl.
Clarence and Mildred Norton, boy.
Joseph and Juanita Purcarey, boy.
Robert and Erma Simon, girl.
William and Anna Smith, girl.
James and Elizabeth Wallace, sirl.
Evening star., 1944-12-12
Curb on Wild Tuxis Here
Urqed at Citizens Meeting

Trafiic violations by District taxi
cab drivers were declared last night
| by members of the Stanton Park
Citizens Association a menace to
tthe safety of both pedestrians and
motorists.
Cab drivers are being allowed to
run wild" Henry N. Stull, delegate
| to the Federation Of Citizens As
sociations, asserted. He cited crash
ing" red lights, ignoring safety
areas and stop signs, and winding
| in and out OF traffic as frequent
violations.
Evening star., 1944-12-12

replacement Of one-way signs at
Sixth and B streets NE. was d.
rected to District authorities.
Granting Of an alcoholic beverage
license to . grocery store located in
the 500 block Of D street NE. was
opposed by the group. A hearing
on the application will be held to-
morrow.
Walter F. Linscott presided at the
meeting, held in the Peabody School,
Fifth and G streets NE.
Evening star., 1944-12-12

II do not indict all cab drivers,
but there are too many who are
violating the law. We must crack
down on them for safety's sake, "
Mr.. Stull said. He added he hoped
citizens groups would unite behind
a more stringent law-enforcement
program.
Violations by drivers from outside
the District also should be checked
more carefully, members agreed.
A request for stop signs at Mary
land avenue and Fourth street and
Seventh and A streets NE, and for
Evening star., 1944-12-12
1000 Pounds Of Cake
Seized as AduIteraied

More than 1000 pounds Of alleged.
ly adulterated fruit cake has beer
seized here this month by the United
States marshal in connection with
libel action, through which the
United States attorneys office seeks
to have the cake condemned.
The cake was shipped here by the
Chesapeake Baking Co. of Baltimore
to local concerns, but had not beer
placed on sale and was seized ir
warehouses, it was said. The libel
action Is brought under the Federal
Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.
Evening star., 1944-12-12
Deaths Reported

Edward Thompson, 75, Alexandra, Va.
John B. Canty, 40. 314 end st. Sc
Mary Speirs, 81. 3lO3 18th st. NV
Gladys Evert, 4s, 1900 Conn ave. NV
BENJAMIN M. Steele, 50. $40 Nd. ave
Lenwood T. Ellis, 20. Alexandria, Va.
Daisy Lynch, a.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19

bill 1892. Diva tisoc dolarjev je
bio p~oslanega ma centralni Cd
Dor v New York, $135.12 je pa
Sc tukaj "a NONE tekoce stro-
Ske v nasem lokalnem delu "a
agitacijo v prid temu gibanju.
Ma nash pr~ejsnjih sejah je BIZ
10 zakljuceno, da bodo objavlje-
ma imena vseh prispevateliev.
,Ker pa je lista linen onih, XII so
prispevali pc 81, So it'd, zelo
zelo dolga, smatramo, da Sc mai
tisti prostor " nash listih raje
porabi "a drugo vazno in podu-
emo gradivo.
Seznam vseh prispevateljev
pa hrani ia odbor v svojem arhi-
WI. Upamo, da boste S tenn Cd
lokom vsi zadovoljni. Odbor pa
je p~ripravil "a objavo seznam
linen vseh onih, XII SO dali pc S.
ali vec. (Op. ur. Zaradi premalo
prostora smo morali tudi ia
skrajsani seznam opustiti.)
Da smo sprawl to vsoto sku-
paj, je bio pray lepo in hvala
vsem. Maj ne DO to samo zace-
tex. Delati, agitirati in prispe-
vati moramo naprej. NaSi ljudje
V starem kraju trpijo in Sc bore
S sovraznikom neprestano -
prav gotovo ne "a place. V pri-
meri z mimi Sc nam pray dobro
godi, Dolznost vsakega Timed
juznih Slovanov bi bila prispe-
vati sal nekaj v ia sklad.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19
ED TOMslc PlsE
Walsenburg, Colo.

Walsenburg, Colo. - Ko sem
bill zadnjic pc opravkih v Ratu-
nu, New Mexico, sem Sc spoto-
ma ustavil V Morleyju, Colo, in
tam obiskal prijatelja in starega
znanca Joe Vicica. On in Joe
Berzina Sc skupaj beclarita re
precej let. Joe Berzino je pred
nekaj tedni v premogovniku re
10 poSkodovalo. 10 to pisem, Sc
zdravi v bolniSnici Carvin v
Pueblu.
Ko sem stopil k MENU, sva 81
segla v roke in mi je dejal: "Saj
sem vedel, da hos enkrat prisel."
Obrnil Sc je, odsel V drugo soho
in Sc vrnil ter polozil predme
bankovec v znesku $40. In ma
daljuje:
mo, sal VEN, da sem re nekaj
dolzan. Maj DO 81 v tiskovni
sklad, posljejo maj mi izvod Dru-
zinskega koledarja in en- izvod
Majskega glasa, drugo pa maj DO
"a narocnino ma Proletarca."
Vessel sem bill njegovega spo-
rocila. Med TEN je govoril da-
lie, ola Sc mu ia list zelo dopade
in da brez MEGA ne DO, kar mai
povem tudi Zajcu in Pogorelcu
Dostavil je Sc, da bi vsak Slove-
nee moral citati Proletarca.
To je ena primera, XII je vre-
dina objave, in zelim, da bi imela
stotine posnemovalcev, ne pa
igrati farizeje, ces, "sem napred-
MAX, ko pa je treba poseci '
Yep, pa je izgovorov polne koSe
Pozdrav vsem citateljem Pro
letarca. - Ed. TomSic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19
NEKAJ PODATKOV
% SHODU ZOJSA

Chicago, Ill. = To porocilo je
nekoliko zakasnelo, a bolje priti
z MIN javnost pozno kakor nj
koli. Nekoliko je tel zamudi w
rok zakasneli prejem linen pri-
s~pevateljev in pa zaposlenost.
Kakor je bio re porocano, je
bill v nedeljo 10. marca tukaj We
lik javni shod zdruzenih Jugo-
slovanov "a Chicago in okolico,
XII ie prav dobro uspel.
Otvoril ga je predsednik Cd
bora Joseph N. Bazdarich, go
vorniki pa so bill Louis Adamic,
Rev. Strahinja Maletic, Zarko
Buncic, Zlatko Balokovie in Sa-
va Kosanovic. Povedali so nam
veliko o delu ZOJSA in o hrabri
borbi ter tezavah nash ljudi v
start domovini. Navzoci SO jim
njihova izvajanja burno odobra-
vail. In kot Sc je pc shodu govo-
rio v neki skupini, jim je "a
Nth pozrtvovalno delo YES ma
rod hvalezen.
Dvorana je bila polna do zad-
MEGA koticka. Priblizno 1900
ljudi.
Med govori je bio par pew
skin %nastopov in pa Mato Bro
vich je napravil APPEL "a prispev-
Ike v prid tega gibanja.
Skupna prispevana vsota INA
Sa $2,221.34. Stroski shoda so
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19
JUBILEJNA SLAVNOST
"PRESERNA" DOBRO
USPELA

Chicago, Ill. - V nedeljo Is
aprila je slavil moSki pevskl
zbor France PreSeren" slav-
most 15-letnice obstanka. Obcin--
stvo mu je dvorano SNIP, kjeI,
Sc je koncert vrsil, povsem na--
polnilo, in spored, u~poStevajoc
tezkoce, ki Jill imajo nasa kul-
turna drustva v tel vojni vec ko
pref, je bill i~zvajan kot so prize
ditelji v takih okolScinah najbo-
lie zmogli.
Obcinstvo Sc je dobro zaba-
valo in predsednik zbora Anton
Udovich je v svojem govoru de-
jail, da je to onim, XII nastopaio
ma odru, polna dvorana edna
nagrada. Pojamral je ma kratko
0 tezavah, a poudaril, kaj pa bi
bio z mladino, XII 10 tn vidite IA
stopati, ako Sc starejSi umakne-
mo?
Oznanil je tudi, da je PreSer-
nov ~pevovodja Frank Kubina
zborov ucitelj re deset let, torei
sta bila kar diva jubileja hkrati.
"PreSeren" je lapel 6 pesmi.
sodeloval je S par pesmi pevski
zbor Slovenske zenske zveze pod
vodstvom Berthe McAllister, v
duetu sta nastopili Angeline Ro-
kavec in Alice Kosmerl, dale
Mozina's Trio in j. j. Marinich,
Gradisek in Prelesnik pa v
duetu.
V drugem delu je bila vpri-
zorjena burka "Miha Sc zeni", XII
jo je priredil "a ia PRIOR Anton
! Udovich. - c..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19
PoskuSen umor

spod Tomsa pokonci, "saj sem
pri oknu sedel!!"
"Sedemmilimeterski kaliber,'
je rekel Inspector, ko je z nozem
sprawl kroglo IL vrat. "Zdi Sc
kakor da je il starega vojaskega
cevolverja. Poglejte, ia clovek
ie moral stati tam oh ograji, &C
bi Sc postavil ma phoenix, bi kro-
gla visje ticala. To pomeni, da je
meril ma vas, gospod."
"cudovito," je strupeno menil
gospod Tomsa, "jaz sem pa re
skoro mislil, da je hotel zadeti
samo vrata."
SIN kdo je to storil?" je vpra-
81 Inspector, ne da bi Sc dial mo-
It'll.
Opposite" je odvrnil gospod
sVetnik, 'da VAN ne morem dati
n~jegovega naslova; gospoda nj
sem videl in pozabil sem, da bi
ga povabil v sobo."
"Tezavna stvar," je menil in
spektor mirno, Sin koga sunni
te?"
lGospoda Tomsa je minevalo
potrpljenje. "Koga maj sunlim?"
je razdrazeno odgovoril. "Clo-
vek, sal falota nisem videl in ce-
tudi bi on ljubeznjivo pocakal,
da bi mu skozi okno postal po-
ljubcke, bi ga V TENN komaj spo-
znal. Gospel, &c bi vedel, KIDD je
bill, bi vas ne bi klical, da Sc po-
trudite k meni, mar ne??"
mo d." je odvrnil Inspector
pomirjevalno. "Vendar Sc mogo-
&c spominjate koga, XII bi mu
vaSa smrt koristila, ali XII bi Sc
hotel maScevati mad vami radi
cesarkoli 49,. Vidite, to nj bill po-
skus roparskega umora, ropar
ne strelja, &c nj primoran. Nor
da je KIDD zelo hud ma vas. To
nam morate povedati, gospod, in
mi bono preiskali."
Gospel Tomsa Sc je zdrznil
S tie strani 81 Sc nj ogledal stvari.
"Nimam pojma," je obotavljaje
deial in z enim pogledom pregle-
dial svoje mirno zivljenje urad-
nika in starega samoa. "Kdo lie
maj bi bill tako jezen name?" sc
je cudil. "Resnicno, ne zavedam
Sc, da bi incl enega samega So
vraznika. To je popolnoma IL
kljuceno,' je zmajal z glavo
"Saj vendar nimam z nobenim
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19
KAREL cAPEK:

Gospod svetnik Tomsa je fist.
vecer pravkar udobno sedel ir
zadovoljno smehljajoc Sc poslu.
sal, kako lepo je radio igral Dvo-
rakove plese - to je pa res do,
bra glasba, je zadovoljno rekel
ko je nenadoma zunaj diva
KRAFT pocilo in IL okna mad ME
govo glavo zazvenketalo sickle
ma tia; gospod Tomsa je sedel
namrec V pritlicni sobi.
Tedaj je storil, kar bi gotovo
vsakdo cd mas napravil: najprei
ie cakal, &c Sc kaj pride, potem
lie pustil radio in skoro strogo
preiskal, kaj je bio, in takrat
Sele Sc je prestrasil - kajti vi
del je, ola mu je nekdo ma dveh
mestih prestrelil okno, pod ka-
term je sedel; tam, nasproti v
vratih je bill odbit drobec lesa in
pod MIN je ticala svincenka.
Najprej ga je prijelo, da bi ste
kel ma cesto in da bi z golimi ro-
kami pograbil falota "a vrat; to-
da ce je clovek re v letih in je
dosegel neko cast, potem pravi-
Iona zamudi prvi nagon in Sc
odloci "a drugega. cato je go
spod Tomsa tekel k telefonu in
poklical policijski komisarijat;
Halo, posljite brz nekoga sem,
pravkar me je hotel nekdo umo-
RITZ ~xE
"Kje je to-" je vpraSal zaspan
in ravnoduSen glas.
"Pri men," Sc je razburil GO
spod Tomsa, kakor da hi bila po-
licija kriva tega. "Skandal, ia
ko-le enostavno streljati ma mir
mega meScana, XII sedi donna! Co
Spod, to zadevo je treba najstro-
zje preiskati. Sc tega je manjka-
10, da ..."
re dobro," ga je pomiril "a
spani glas. "PoSljem yam neko-
ga"
Gospod svetnik ie besnel Cd
nestrpnosti, kakor da bi trpelc
vso vecnost, dokler nj prilezel ia
nekdo, V resnici je bill re V dvaj-
seth minutah pri MEM moder
policijski Inspector, XII ST je z "a
nimanjem ogledoval prestrelje.
no okno.
"Tu je nekdo noter streljal
goSpod,' je stvarno dejal.
ITO sam vem," je planil go,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19

Poleg par drugih naselbin in
nekaterih posameznikov lahko
vzamemo "a vzgled San Franci-
SEQ, Calf. Kot je bio cd tam po-
rocano, je 95 prispevateljev da-
rovalo SLIGO. Eden Timed Min
je dial svojo tedensko place, Sc
dem pc $50 it'd.
Ia odbor apelira ma vas, da
opustite mlacnost in da Sc zgla-
site S kakim prispevkom ma Sc
jah ali kjerkoli innate priloznost.
Sedaj je cas- in pomoc ie nujna.
Ia publicijski odbor cikaske
podruznice ZOJSA,
John Turk.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19
FRANK BARBICH Sc
~ZAfiVALJUJE "a
SOZALNA PISMA

V tel Stevilki ina Frank Bar
bic IL Clevelanda oglas v zahva-
10 pevskemu zboru Zarii in OBJ.
enem V pripombi pravi, da vsled
tezkega udarca, XII ga mu je pri-
zadela smrt njegove soproge, ma
sozalna pisma, XII jih je prejel,
ne more odgovarjati tako nitro
kakor hi rad. Je pa hvalezen
vsakemu "a socuStvovanje, XII SO
mt ga iZraZili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19
pravzaprav je pa tudi to ponize-
VaIpO

pravzaprav je pa tudi to ponize-
valno +.
Gospod svetnik nj mogel vec
lezati, Sc odeja ga je tiscala. Sc
del je, objel koleni in strmel v
temo. Ali zadeva z mladim Mo
ravekom pri mas V uradu, mu je
priSlo mucno ma misel. To je
vendar izobrazen clovek in piSe
pesmi. Ko mi je ponovno napa-
enc reSil akt, sem mt rekel:
Predicate stvar, gospod kole-
ga" in sem mu hotel vreci ma
MILO akt, XII mu je pa padel pred
noge in on Sc je sklonil mad MIN,
YES rdec, uSesa SO mu kar go
rela. Sam sebi bi prisolil nekaj
zausnic, je godrnjal gospod svet-
nix. Pravzaprav imam rad tega
mladenica in da ga grem tako
razzalit, ceprav nenamenoma...
Gospodu svetniku Sc je pri-
kazal drug obraz: bled in votel
obraz kolega Wankla. Ubogi
Wankel, 81 je dejal, je mislil, da
DO namesto meme postal pred
stojnik urada, to bi dalo letno
nekaj stotakov vec in on ina
sest otrok. Najstarejso hcerko bi
rad dial petja Sc ucit, toda pri-
manjkuje mu denarja, in JAZZ
sem ga prehitel, ker je tax po-
casnez. Zlobno zeno ina, tako
strasno izsuseno in zlobno cd
vecnega varcevanja, opoldne je
suho zemljo. Gospod svetnik Sc
je YES zaskrbljen zamislil. Ubogi
Wankel, cudno mt mora biti pri
srcu, ko vidi, da imam JAZZ brez
druzine vee kakor on, toda kaj
morem "a to? Kar tesno in ne
rodno mi je, ko me on tako tezko
in z ocitkom pogleda -.
Gospel svetnik Sc je obrisal
pc celu, kjer je blestel znoj cd
strahu. Da, je rekel, nedavno me
je natakar ogoljufal "a nekai
kron, poklical sem gospodarja in
on je natakarja ma mestu odpu-
still. "Vi tat, ga je nahrulil, "jaz
bonn re poskrbel, da vas Pragi
nihce vec ne vzame v sluzbol'
In ia clovek nj zinil niti beSedice
in Sci je s.. Kosti cd ram so Sc
mu poznale pod frakom
Gospel svetnik nj vzdrzal ve6
v postelji, sedel je k radio apa-
ratu, toda radio je molcal. Mol
Gala je noe, molcale SO nocne ure
in gospod svetnik je naslonil
glavo ma roke in Sc spominjal
vseh ljudi, XII jih je kdaj srecal
cudnih in malih ljudi, S katerimi
Sc nj razumel in ma katere sicer
nikdar nj mislil.
Z%jutraj Sc je zglasil IA komi-
sarijatu; bill je bled in v zadregi.
NO" ga je vprasal policijski
Inspector, "ali ste Sc spomnili
koga, XII bi vas sovrazil?"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-04-19

Gospod svetnik je zmajal z
glavo. me vem," je odvrnil ne
Sigurno. "Toliko Jill je, XII hi me
mogli sovraziti, da i" Brez
moci je zamahnil z roko. "Veste,
clovek ne We, kaliko ljudem je
napravil krivico. Veste, k oknu
ne bonn vec sedel. PriSel sem vas
prosit, ola stvari ne raziskujete
dale"
Evening star., 1944-01-31
Hockey Barons Drive
To 9Th Win in Row
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
There seems to be no stopping the
Cleveland Barons in the American
Hockey League. Last week they
swept aside Hershey, Pittsburgh and
Buffalo to run their winning streak
to eight straight games.
The Barons haven't been beaten
since Buffalo inflicted a 6-2 defeat
on them on January 8. That is the
only defeat the Barons have suf-
fered since Christmas Day. Since
then they have won 13, lost ! and
tied l..
The Barons gained revenge for
that one defeat by whipping Buf-
falo, 4 to 2, on Saturday. The
Bisons, who previously had won
eight Of nine starts, ran into their
indianapolis jinx last night, the
Caps, who haven't lost to Buffalo all
season, tied the score in the last 80
seconds to earn % tie before 5,973.
Hershey still holds comfortable
10-point lead over Buffalo in the
Eastern division. The Bears beat
Providence twice over the week end.
In the Western loop, Cleveland holds
15-pOint edge over Indianapolis.
Evening star., 1944-01-31
Ranking DC. Officials
To Handle Court Tilt
For Paralysis Fund

Dallas Shirley and Dave Keppel,
for years regarded as Wastlington's
top combination of basket ball off,
cials, have volunteered their services
for the Infantile Paralysis Fund
benefit basket ball game on Tues
day, February 8, a week from tomor-
row night, at Uline Arena between
the Washington Bears. professional
champions, and team Of all-stara
being gathered by 1t. Condr. Clair
Bee Of the merchant marine and
former Long Island u. coach.
Bee will be ready to announce his
lineup in a day or so and promises
1t will contain many Of the best OF
his former L. I. U. stars. He already
has word from Marius Russo, for
mer Yankee pitcher, who also was
one Of Long Island us outstanding
players, and Sid Luckman, the Chi
cago Bears football passing ace. who
was an outstanding college basketer
at Columbia, that they will be on
his team.
The Bears finished preparations
yesterday for the game by defeating
the New York Blackbirds, 34-31, at
Turner's Arena. The Bears were
ahead from the start and were able
to stave of a Blackbird rally in the
final period. Puggy Bell and Johnny
Isles paced the Bears to a 22-16 lead
In the first half. Twice the Black
birds pulled to within a single
basket Of the leaders during the
second half, but timely scores by
Isles. who took individual honors
for the game with 16 points. kept
the eventual winners in front.
Evening star., 1944-01-31
Maxim S Letha| Sock
On Display Tonight
lin Tiff With Parks

joey Maxim, 21-year-old Cleve-
land boy who has been tagged by
numerous boxing experts as a pos
sible future heavyweight champion,
shows his wares tonight against
Georgia Parks, District Negro, In
the 10-round fight heading the pro-
gram at Turner's Arena.
A fast, skillful boxer, Maxim also
packs a punch in both mitts and
has chilled II Of his 81 professional
victims. He's dropped only five pro
fights. He won 140 amateur matches
in one year taking three Golden
Gloves middleweight championships,
including the national title.
Army Makes Him Serious.
Maxim has been in the Army for
nine months and now is a physical
instructor at Pope Field, Fort Bragg
N. c. "The Army has made a man
of him." claims Manager Vic Reber-
SAX. "A year ago he was a carefree,
happy youngster. Now he's serious
about this boxing business and
really is going after the champion
ship. He's willing to meet any Of
those boys listed among the first
10 heavyweights."
Rebersak, who has been In charge
Of Maxim's boxing career since the
latter was kid Of IL in Cleveland.
promises Washington fans they'll
see one of the fastest heavyweights
in the business if they turn out
tonight. TT may sound like I'm
building him up too much, but in
one round he hit Nate Bolden "a
times with a left jab. He also hit
Red Burman 70 times with a left
in one round.
Joey Nearly Kills Villar.
whats more, he's got a terrific
punch. In his last fight with Clau-
dio Villar he hit him so hard that
Villar was out cold for 10 minutes.
And he couldn't hear a thing for
three hours" Rebersak added.
Maxim's opponent tonight, Parks,
is an unpredictable fighter. He
didn't appear so hot in his last
match while being outpointed by
Lee Oma. But he does have stiff
right that has chilled such good
lads as Vince Pimpinella and Gus
Mirman. The two boys will be fairly
we'll matched in the weight depart
ment, coming in at around 180.
Three six-round matches will be
on the supporting card. The semi
feature is between Tommy Mollis
and Bee Bee Washington. Opening
bout is at 8:45.
Evening star., 1944-01-31
Survey, Development Of U.S..
FISHING Asked by Senator Bailey

port on United States and territorial
fisheries since about $780," the North
Carolinian declared.
Make no mistake about it-Bailey'
a fisherman. He thinks nothing OF
inviting a dozen people out to his
cabin at Beaver Dam for fish din
ner, and not wetting line until s
pm.
They haven't eaten canned sal
mon yet.
Bailey thinks there's great fu-
ture for fish eating In America.
Urges Stocked Farm Ponds.
There's going to be some big
changes after the war;" he says
Every farmer who has a stream
running through his land should
build fish pond, stock it, and learn
how to take care of 1t. That will
give him better assurance of plenty
of good food than any WPA ever in
vented.
The Senator points out that in
addition to such farm ponds, the
Nation should take full advantage
of its rivers, its creeks, the Great
Lakes, the Gulf of Mexico and the
Atlantic Ocean.
To say nothing of West Los An
geles County-which at last ac-
counts stretched somewhere west of
Guadalcanal,
Evening star., 1944-01-31
College CUNTS
Late Saturday Scores

Late saturday Scores.
BY the Associated Press.
East.
Colgate, 45: Cornell, 40.
stevens, 51; Rensselaer,, 80.
Bucknell, AZ: Bloomsbury Teachers, 81.
Holy Cross. 81; Worcester Nortons, 81.
South.
Virginia Tech. 46: Camp Pickett, "a.
Berea, 81; Western Kentucky Tchers, 3S
Salem T'chers, 40: Anderson -Broaddus, %
Camp Chaffee, 55; Arkansas ASTP. A.
Midwest.
Wabash, 81: Central Normal. SO.
Rio Grande, 33: w. Va. Tech, rs.
Wartburg, 81: Upper Iowa, 40.
Cornell Navy. 45; st. Ambrose, 33.
Ashburn. 33; Pittsburg, 46.
Camp Grant, "a; Lawrence, 43.
Bowling Green, 6S; Ohio Northern. 46.
Bowling Green, So; Blufton, 35
(doubleheader).
Southwest.
Norman Naval Air. 46; Sheppard Field.
Tulsa, SO: Okmulgee Army. 46.
Rocky Mountain.
Idaho Southern Branch. ~; Gowen
Field, 80.
Idaho. 46: washington State. 80.
West.
Washington, 56; Willamette, 27.
Chico State, 33; Humbolt State, 81.
Oregon, 43: Oregon State, 3S (overtime)
California u. 36: U. c. L. A, 27.
Evening star., 1944-01-31
kiciotto Is Capitals Best
In Maryland Open Bowling

/ Baltimore bowiers continued to
hold the high sign over Washing
tons leading pinmen last night in
the Oriole City when Andy Cook
fired record score Of 872 to win
the Maryland Open championship.
1t was Baltimore's 10th victory In
II tournaments this season. Cooks
games were 140, 1874, 152, 100, 14s
and 1873. His prize was S125.
Bob Miciotto of King Pin led tho
Washington entrants with a second
place score of 1875, while Red Megaw
Of Queen Pin was third with 800.
Other winners we're: Doc Pickus,
Baltimore, 818; Meyer jacobson,
Baltimore, BIS; Mike Shattuck. Ball
time. 811; Nova Hamilton. Balti-
more, 806. Perce Wolfe gave the
Capital its third money winner, tie
ing with Jimmy Libertini and Hal
Tucker of Baltimore with 805.
Evening star., 1944-01-31
BY FRANCIS ]. Kelly,
Associated Press Writer.

Josiah w. Bailey, admittedly the
most ichthyophagous citizen of
Raleigh, N. c., who ever attained q
seat in the United States Senate
asked Congress $4,000 question
today:
What have Americas fish been
doing the last "a years?
That was just the first, tentative
let's-see- they're biting cast fol
his follow-up inquiry:
What can be done to assure the
United States a continuing supply
of what he calls "the best food on
earth?"
Seeks $4,000 Survey Fund.
To that end, Senator Bailey intro
duced joint resolution asking $20,-
900 to finance a codfsh-to-mudcat
survey of the marine and fresh
water fishing resources of the coun-
4, try, looking toward rounded
national policy beneficial to the
sportsman as we'll as to the COM
mercial fisherman.
: No lingering in legislative waters
Bailey saw that his resolution was
referred to the Senate Committee
on Commerce, of which he is chair
man.
There hasn't been q complete re-