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Evening star., 1945-02-11
U|ine Polio Cage Game
Is DELAYED Two Days

Date of the second annual Presi-
dents Birthday basket ball classic
has been shifted from February "A
to Monday, February rs, at Ulne
Arena, the committee in charge Of
arrangements announced last night.
The attraction brings together
Clair Bees Wonder Five and the
Ltchtman Bears again this year In
an effort to raise $4,000 for the
infantile paralysis fund. Last year
the game netted above $1,000.
Postponement was made in order
to give Coach Bee more time to get
together 4 squad Of former Long
Island University stars. as 1t was
impossible to form the quint for the
original date.
Tickets previously purchased for
the contest viii be honored on the
new date,
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Lions, 4 Games 10 Go
Play Rovers Today
lon New York Ice

Washingtons Lions swing into the
last part Of their fast-fading Eastern
Hockey League schedule in Madison
Square Garden today when they
oppose New York's Rapid Rovers.
Following today's match, the Lions
have only three league games re-
naming before opening their United
States Amateur Hockey Association
championship series at Uline Arena
next month.
The local skaters engage the
Blades in Baltimore next Saturday
night, play the Falcons in Philadel-
phia on Wednesday, February a,
and the Rovers In New York on
February IS. On Tuesday night,
February n, they windup league
hostilities against the Rovers on
Uline Ice. a match originally set for
Madison Square Garden.
Coach Charley Good entertains
hopes of adding two defensemen to
his roster for the championship
games, and will have to sign the
newcomers before the eligibility
deadline Thursday. Two more de-
fensemen would make the Lions
title defender, he feels.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
New Cleveland Grid Pros Bank
On Brown to Put Club Across

that Brown, in turn, coach OF Mas
sillon High, Ohio State and Great
Lakes, will operate the new club
guarantees the profitable attend
ance the Rams sought in vain.
The fact that crowds ranging
from 10000 to $1,000 have watched
big college games in Cleveland's
stadium is also cited as . sign Of
potential support.
The postwar Rams admittedly
will be quite an aggregation. Man
ager Chile Walsh has signed one
of the fanciest rosters of ex-col-
lege stars to be seen outside all
America records
The new team has not yet an
nounced signing any players but
Browns boss-to-be, Arthur Mic
key" Mcbride, says the hunt is on.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Georgetown 6rays Upset
Eastern in BOYS Loop

Georgetown Grays scrambled the
standings in the 90-pound class Of
the Merrick Boys Club League yes
terday by upsetting the heavily
favored Eastern quintet, 28 to Is, In
one Of the hardest fought games Of
the season.
Action in other divisions was high
ligted by Buster Burns. high-scor-
ing performance In leading Eastern
to a 81 to Is triumph over George
town In the 120-pound class. Burns
racked up the highest one-game
individual total Of the tournament
with 81 counters. Other results:
90-pound class: Georgetown Blues,
%; Merrick, 9. Deal, n: Alexan-
dria, 8.
105-pound class: Merrick, So;
Eastern, 6. Alexandria, %; George
town Grays, II. Georgetown Blues,
SO; st. Charles, /.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Basket Boil Scores
7irginia, 61; Maryland, 80.
o., 81; Bridgewster, 4s.

Virginia, 61; MARYLAND, 33.
nssssa yo:sphs g. ss si i. ssadts.sssr' s.. g. 4s
Navy. 90; West Virsinia o.. 40.
ss 81 SCfaas R.naoes sesi1s Macon - Is.
bsinSriase s.: Norfolk Naval rr.inins. 40
Isrshaii II: sa Muskinsum. 40.
Aduhlenbers, Al; Columbia. A tovertiDe)
Hsss.I sH5Se.,,n col,ess p.s, IS: s. francis Al
Gat.wba, Cat. e, 4; T:n,a Htch Point. 81.
ssnS r,:fs a. 81 Purm.n. M.3 g. and Mary A.
Ss Meoster. q: Ohio wesleyan, 's 50.
Bowling Green, rs: Westminster. 81.
Rh9de Isls9d AZ STATE, II; Northeastern. 81
Jacksonville Naval Air Station, I'll; Au-
e,::Ss .:1.;. s. ,s s'.s;ss g4:,sb. -. j, G. Nav,
Preiiisht. IL. ' '' ~
lev. se.ha.ks; 90; Missouri, 80.
E,if9R:aa, ssi ss:se e. e. sdsn!s's sasis1. &c. -
western state Teachers. 81; Murray
esis sssli st..:, .s is1si 81 Nsstns:...rn. ~ g.
Lincoln .. 81; hampton 10 Institute. Il.
South c.roiin., IS; Monord. 20.
Rice. q; Southern Msthodist, g..
Texas Christian, o.; Texas A. d NJ. 90
Camp Bradford II; Curtis Bay Coast
RsRseiss va IS Macon 10; zsais.l cou.s' of
FIN T4lnty. ~ ss: esoHRsfstiess asfs e4o!s g. a. T.
s Sss:. :Es so.aoia Asasai.rs NAYS 49, a. Brown 81
Bowdoin, "a; Maine o.. SO.
ouonset Flyers. ~; Tufts Collese. 40.
Aa P0nAftA kn. nAtYnit
Nebraska. SO; Kansas. As.
NoEfelf NoEfs n.ms Nser a. Il Kefrnsy Teachers 49,
psnissn co. Ssldsin 81 Ss rfssn Waiises e. e.
Ohio UNIVERSITY, 4S; Cincinnati. 40.
Ashland, "a: Heidelberg. AZ.
Wesieyan. 81; worcester Tech. As.
Cherry Point Marines. 43; Little Greek, 10.
GsOrsia .a,,1 TECH e. g; Tennessee; s... a. ..,
Evansville tInd3 College. SO; Georsetown
Indiana state; So; stou. FIELD; 81.
Cornell Iowa). IS; Carleton, Al.
Fesa:r' Fssss, g; e; s.gier, gDIer Issa. e 20.
Lincoln Henorial o.. o.; 81; :-es Carson son Newman,
5ss.n.l 6.s.R. es: e; cssn.ate ssT:nsen 4sss g s
iuliIOrQ, ~; LenOlr Rhyme. ID.
Camp Lejeune. 81; Seymour johnson Field.
AZ
Loyoia, 81; Southwestern Louisiana. 4s.
Ni6gara o., AZ; Ithaca, Al.
Mississippi o., 81; Mississippi State, "a.
Cage dirssdeau. "a; Fourth Ferryins
Southwestern, 81; Memphis, 80.
Otterbein. 50; Wittenberg, A.
Anderson. 2S; Taylor; q:
de4o Se.s: es setiss: Msnssl. sa TH1a.:, Hins:,, e e
Utah, 81: Wyom1ng, 96.
Illinois, 81; Minnesota, 36,
oustAvrs Adolphus. bb; st. hsrys (Wi-
o.. Olaf, 80; Coneordia (lxinn.). S0.s
Naca1ester, II; AUGSBURG, 81
Jamestown Celiese. A.: North Dakota
valpsrsiso, -61;. Hanline, 4e.
De Paul, z0; Oklahoma A. b NJ. 10.
Northern Illinois Teachers. 20; western
Illinois TEACHERS, A.
Loras, 63; Drake, 40.
Carroll, 0S: Montana Mines, ~.
| PAnxer. 81: Drew, 27.
Evening star., 1945-02-11

country's toughest, has been signed,
and an announcement will be made
next week as to its identity. It's OPP
ponent, . college aggregation, has
agreed to play and will take on
American u.
All receipts from the double-
header will be used by the Junior
Board Of Commerce in furthering
Its work with wounded servicemen.
During the last year the board has
transported disabled veterans to the
Army-Navy game In Baltimore, Red
skin home games, Navy games at
Annapolis, hockey games at Uline
Arena, Navy games ct 0rifith Sta
|diun and many other sports attrac-
tions.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Killer Kane Guest Speaker
Al touchdown Luncheon

Comdr. William R. (Killer) Kane,
newly-appointed head of the naval
aviation physical program, is to
address the weekly luncheon of the
Touchdown Club Tuesday at 1890.
Comdr Kane recently reported to
Washington for assignment follow
ing many months in combat duty in
the Pacific. where he headed the
famous Grim Reaper Squadron.
There he earned the Navy Cross,
two Distinguished Flying Crosses
and Presidential Unit Citation.
He was an outstanding athlete at
Navy where he participated in foot
ball, baseball, basket ball, track and
swimming. Upon graduation IN
1888, he was awarded the sword
annually given to the outstanding
athlete of the class.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Sports Program
For Local Funs

TODAY.
Skating.
Ice-Capades. Uline Arena, $50
"Opens To-day rum
Basket Ball.
Lichtman Bears VS.. Rochester
Seagrams, Turner's Arena. 4:30.
TOMORROW.
Basket Ball.
Charlotte Hall at Landon, $50.
TUESDAY.
Boxing.
Bee Bee Washington vs.. Johnny
Finazzo, Turner'S Arena, first
bout $50.
Basket Ball.
Charlotte Hall at Maryland
Park, A..
Landon at Hyattsville, 4.
Bethesda at Washington-Lee
7::30.
Friends ut Sherwood, 4.
Anacostia at st. Johns, 4.
Mount Rainier at Tech. 4.
Fredericksburg at Fairfax, 8.
Dewitt at Western, 4.
Wilson at st. Anthony's, 4.
WEDNESDAY.
Id - -. Wrestling.
Weekly wrestling program,
Turner's Arena, $3.50.
Basket Ball.
Dewitt at Central, 4.
Georgetown Prep at Gonzaga, 4.
Blair at Charlotte Hall, 4.
Episcopal at st. Adams, 4.
ST. Johns VS.. St. Anthony's,
Catholic u, 4.
THURSDAY.
Basket Ball.
st. Johns vs.. st. Anthony's.
Catholic u, 4.
FRIDAY.
Basket Ball.
Gallaudet at Lynchburg, 8.
Marshall at Maryland, 8.
Interhigh series, all games at 4.
Western at Tech.
Eastern at Coolidge.
Anacostia at Central.
Roosevelt at Wilson.
Hyattsville at Greenbelt, 4.
Bethesda at National Training
School, 3.
Bladensburg at Maryland Park,
4.
Lane at George Washington, 8.
Calvert Hall at st. Johns, 4.
Mount Rainier at Laurel, $3.50.
Dewitt at Georgetown Prep, 4.
Landon at St. Adams, 4.
Washington-Lee at Blair, 7::30.
SATURDAY.
Basket Ball.
American q. at Washington
College, 8.
Gallaudet at Randolph Macon,
William and Mary ut Mary
land, 8.
Boys Latin at Charlotte Hall, 4.
Friends at st. James, 4.
Gilman at Episcopal, $3.50.
School Boxing.
Massanutten at Fairfax, 8.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Junior Boards AN-Stur Court
Card Will Benefit Wounded

Big-time basket ball comes to
Uline Arena Wednesday, March 7,
when the Junior Board of Com
merce puts on a star-studded dou-
ble-header for the benefit Of wound
ed servicemen In the Washington
area.
The twin bill brings together two
OF the Nations outstanding service
quintets and a pair Of the East's
top college fives and promises q
night Of top-notch court action for
local fans.
Fort Belvoir, one Of the country's
top service teams, and American
University's undefeated Eagles def
initely are entered. The other serv-
ice team, ranked as one of the
Evening star., 1945-02-11
n. R. Cagers Threaten
Perruso Win Streak

Inside dope is that Perruso Cafe,
on top the Heurich basket ball
league with Is straight wins and an
undefeated record in second-half
play, may get knocked Oh by Naval
Research tonight at o'clock on
the Heurich court. The Navy boys,
with only two losses on the slate.
are red hot and determined to get
back in the title race.
Likely starters for Perruso win
be Arnold (Red Auerbach, Barry
Kreisberg, George CARRIER. Len
Mills, Nick Fillah or 81 Wagman,
but Research will put almost As
many individual stars on the floor
in Harry Anderson, Paul Busse.
Gene Baumgartner, Herb Snyder
and Hal Fisher.
Rounding out the triple header
once Of Strategic Services plays
Senate Beer at Z, and Kavakot
Grill faces Garvin's Grill at 8. OSe
stands second in the race. but SEN
ate has good chance to break into
. tie for the runner-up spot.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
High School Lassies
Enihuse Over Star
Court Journey
Ry ANN CLINE.

For the first time in two years
The Evening Star scholastic invi-
tation basket ball tournament will
have an eight-team girls division,
and If you think those gals in the
suburban schools aren't Just as en-
thusiastic over the prospects Of COM
peting as any Of the boys are, take
time out to chat with any one Of
the fair sex coaches and they'll
straighten you out pronto.
Maryland has the greater repre-
sentation with seven schools Offering
teams with ability and spirit. Vir-
ginia's contributions will be picked
from q speedy and fast sextet from
Fairfax High, capable team from
Washington-Lee that has yet to lose
this season and an aggregation from
Mount Vernon playing its FIRST year
Of basket ball.
From among these 10 schools,
eight will be selected.
So far, Greenbelt has things sewed
up in Prince Georges County with
q record that outshines that of
Maryland Park, Mount Rainier and
Bladensburg. But the three Mont
gomery teams-Bethesda, Blair and
Sherwood-are running q close race.
Edith McCulloch, coach of the
Blair team for the last 10 years,
says, Il have the best and fastest
squad since 1889 and I'm putting
everything I can into my team this
year because it may be my last
season here"
In 1899 her team swept Montgom-
cry County honors and had q clean
slate except for . 17-l7 tie with
Rockville. Blair faced Mount
Rainier In the final OF The Star
tourney that year and won by three
points. In 1910 Blair again was in
but lost In the final to Hyattsville,
and in 194l was eliminated In the
semifinak.
Backing up Miss McCulloch's
opinion Of her team Is the 21-15
spanking 1t gave Bethesda. It was
the first time in three years Blair
had defeated its old rival. This
year the team has an 18-game
schedule. the longest since 1899, and
II Capt. Bobby N Vecchia, Lois
Proctor, Jane Hamin, guards, and
Jeanne Cox and Ginny Miller, for
wards. continue to play the brand
of ball they've been producing,
Blair Is certain to be one Of the
top choices to annex The Stars cup.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Howard Five Swomped
By Virqinio State, 61-38

Virginia State led all the way to
defeat Howard University, 81 to 80,
last night on Banneker hardwood.
Led by Clarence Jeffries. who was
high scorer with "a points, Virginia
State earned a 25-to-15 lead at
halftime and never was threatened.
Joe Mack was top man for the
losers with IL counters.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Navy Gets 9Th in Row
Over West Virginia

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 1o.-Tal-
Tying 81 points In the final halt
after an erratic and Oh form early
period, the Navy basket ball team
blasted the West Virginia cagers
|6O-4O, today. It was unbeaten Navy's
ninth straight.
Johnny wilson's Middies had to
work harder than usual in the first
20 minutes to get a 23-17 edge as
the Mountaineers repeatedly blocked
scoring strings with pass inter-
ceptions and q superior floor per-
Torrance.
In the final session, the shoe
was ON Nays foot as the Middies
held John L. Bickle's charges to an
even N mn orkarR
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Charlotte HoII Winner
On Goal Near Finish

Charlotte Hall nosed out James
Monroe High Of Fredericksburg, %
to 81, on the Cadets court last night
when Barnes Hall scored q field goal
with 20 seconds left to play, James
Monroe had taken a 19-to-18 lead
at the end Of the third quarter.
The Hallmen, paced by Sonny
Stevens, high scorer with 10 points,
jumped into an early lead, made 1t
Is to 10 at halftime, but were nearly
bowled over by a James Monroe
third quarter attack.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
City-Wide Swim Meet
Offers Is Contests

The Boys Club of Washington
city-wide swimming championships,
to be held next Friday at the East
ern Branch natatorium, offers IS
events which are divided into four
age groups. A record-breaking entry
is expected and invitations have
been extended to the Ambassador,
Shoreham, Jewish Community Gen.
ter and Boys YMCA clubs.
Entry blanks may be obtained at
the Boys Club Eastern Branch, Sev-
enteenth street and Massachusetts,
avenue Sc, or by calling Atlantic
O949. 31a4
Prizes will be gold, silver and
bronze medals for each event. gold
medals to the relay teams, and .
trophy to the team or organization
scoring the most points. The events:
Eleven years and under. 25-yard FREE
style. 25-yard breast stroke, 25-yaYd back
stroke and 7b.yard medley relay: 1S years
breast stroke, 2b-y.Id backssroks. and
under: t to-9srd fr.estsis, so.ysrd sreass as
stroke. b0-yard backstroke. and 2O0-yerd
freestyle relay: IS years and under, 100
yard fYeestyle, 100-yard breast stroke;
100-yard backstroke. and 160-yard medley
relay.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
CoIorful e-Capades
Open To-Day Stand
|Af UIine's 5 Tonight

A star-spangled cast Of top-notch
Ice performers will glide onto Ulins
Arenas rink tonight at $50 for the
opening performance of = To-day
stand that shapes up as one Of the
high lights of the Districts winter
indoor entertainment program.
The lads and lassies who make
as natural as BREATH
ing aren't merely show people. Many
of them are former sports cham
pions, with medals to prove 1t, and
those who aren't are in a class by
themselves in cutting fancy capers.
Donna Atwood, former national
junior and senior pair champion, has
the feminine skating lead for the
third successive year and Miss At
wood, as anybody who has seen her
will testify, Is an eyeful. Opposite
her is Jimmy Lawrence, former
Midwestern junior champion. Law
renee Is rated one of the best show
prospects on skates. Eleanor Meister.
Marilyn Quinn and Anne Robinson
are other former champs In the cast.
Bigger than ever, with l52 skaters
in the lineup, this, the fifth annual
Ice-Capades, repeatedly is the
smoothest and most colorful pro-
duction yet presented by the COM
pany. Coming here from Hershey,
Pa, the show will remain only 10
days, with matinee performances
next Saturday and Sunday. in addi-
ton to a private show for the Va
riety Club Tuesday afternoon.
Those who want q laugh should
get it from the antics of AL Suretts
and Leo Loeb, 4 slapstick team:
Ted Meza, q versatile swing man:
Eric Waite, frozen faced gag artist.
and wee Chuch Stein, 4-foot-4-inch,
65-pound midget.
Not to be overlooked Is the "Old
smoothie" team OF Irma Thomas
and Orrin Markhus, whose waltz
number has been . smash hit Of the
last several tours. Then, too, Red
Mccarthy always Is good for q thrill
as well as q pulsating exhibition Of
speed and alacrity on the blades
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Court TiIts 0ne-Sided
In Recreation Meet

Lopsided scores were plentiful
yesterday as the District Recreation
Departments neighborhood center
basket ball tournament got under
way with 80 quintets, survivors of
field of 120 teams, battling 1t out
at Powell Junior High, Anacostia,
Gordon Junior High and jefferson
Junior High.
Semifinal games will be played
next Saturday and the final round
will be staged the following week
end. Yesterdays results:
90-pound tclass-Anacostia. IS: Jener-
son, 0. Columbia, "a; Rosedale, 8.
Georgetown, 20: Mcfarland. 10.
115-pound clasS-Anacostia, 3S: Blu
qhcfet Jeslson s ss urae'
I25-pound Slass-dBuchanan. ~: Ana
Jefferson, 10; Rosedale. g.
Unlimited class-Garfeld, "a: Ana
costa: 80. stuart, So, Columbia. SO.
won by forfeit over Coolidge
Evening star., 1945-02-11
By the Associated Press.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 10.-The cal
endar says it's February but Cleve-
land sport circles are buzzing with
professional footbanEprompted by
1t. Paul Browns acceptance Of the
postwar coaching Job with the
Cleveland entry in the All-Amer-
lean Football Conference.
Gridiron fans are debating
whether Cleveland can support two
topflight pro teams when 50 far 1t
has been somewhat indifferent to
one.
One group points to the fact
that Cleveland has had . National
League pro football team, the
Rams, since Iceland they have
yet to make a profit. But the
other side counters that the fact
Evening star., 1945-02-11
CoweII Stors as Navy
Outswims Princeton

By the Associated PYess.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 10.-Bob
Cowell, backstroke star, pointed the
way for the United States Naval
Academy swimming teams 50-to-16
triumph over Princeton today.
After pacing the 300-yard medley
relay team to its win, Cowen lowered
the Naval Academy pool record in
the 150-yard backstroke from l
minute $50 seconds to / minute 33.7
seconds.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
|Chibeor Coaching Stoff
Is Retained in Full

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-The Chicago
Bears Of the National Football
League will retain the same coach
ing stan next season. Acting Presi-
dent Ralp Brizzolara made the an
nouncement yesterday after CO.
Coach Heartily (Hunk) Anderson
denied rumors he intended to quit
to become head football coach at
Detroit u.
Luke Johnsos and Paddy Driscoll
are the other coaches Of the Bears
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Court Event Hinges
On Obtoining Ball
By the Associated Press.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Feb. 10
Anybody got Q spare basket ball?
The Cage Committee of the
Arkansas Amateur Athletic Union
met here to arrange plans for its
spring tournament.
Biggest problem, the commit
tee discovered. was where and
how to get . ball. Negotiations
are under way.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Clay Court Title Event
Goes to Solt Luke CITY

By the Associated PreSs.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 10.-The
national clay courts tennis cham
pionships win 60 west In 1947-for
the first time in history.
The Intermountain Tennis Asso-
citation has been notified that the
meet, usually held IN Chicago, win
be staged here In 1o47 AZ part Of
Utah's centennial sports program.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Tech, Wilson, Central
Annex Rifle Matches

Tech, Wilson and Central shoot
ers were victors in high school rife
matches over Western, Roosevelt
and Anacostia, respectively.
Tech and Western provided the
only real top-notch scores with the
Maroon winning, 1884 to 1,245. Gen.
tral was the next best with Ito.
Results:
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Yale to Resume Track
With OdeIl as Couch
Ry the Associated Prexs.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. TO-
Resumption Of track at Yale after
. lapse of two seasons. and the ap-
pointment of Howie Odell, head
football mentor, as coach, was re-
ported today
The Blue plans to arrange meets
with other universities and colleges
for the late spring.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Miller to Cooch at YoIe

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. 10 (A1.
"A spokesman for the Yale Ath-
letic Association said tonight that
arrangements had been completed
whereby Creighton Miller. 1913
Notre Dame football an-America,
would be added to the Yale coach
ing staff as backfield tutor
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Omo. MourieIIo Signed
For Decisive Bottle
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Lee Oma.
recognized as the leading current
civilian heavyweight, has been
signed by Promoter Mike Jacobs to
meet Tami Mauriello for the third
time at Madison Square Garden
Morch 80 at 10 rounds. Each has
won once.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
HYottsyiIIe Girls Score

Hyattsville High girls basket ball
team made it six wins in row last
night by running over Bladensburg,
% to IL, at Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1945-02-11
Central RifIemen Lose
To PIebes, 1,l8o-1,338
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 10.-Navy
Plebe riflemen turned in a 1,338-to-
1,189 win against the Central High
School today.
Evening star., 1945-02-11

Totals 14l24o Totals - IS 10 90
Free throws mssed: wilson t2), Duden,
B, Carroll. Byrd %, Auer 90, Walthal
Russo Howe, Muelder, Back.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-03-01
Ration Value Of
Lard Is Doubled

Ration point values of lard.
shortening, salad, cooking oils and
margarine were boosted this week by
OPA as result of what was de-
scribed as tight supply situation.
Value of margarine went to five
red points per pound, and the other
items affected went to four red
points from two. Butter, not affect
ed, remains at "a points.
At the same time it was announced
that canning sugar rations for 1916
will be cut five pounds per person,
with each ration book holder entitled
to 20 pounds.
Rations viii be issued only on a
basis of actual need and no family
may receive more than 160 pounds
for canning.
Applications for 1916 canning su-
gar may be made from April / to
October 81, and initial applications
must be accompanied by Spare
Stamp No. 13 from Ration Book A.