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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-06-02
Eureka News
Attends Graduation at Havre

AtVSAuS OrauuaIOn at HaVre
MI. and Mrs. Jack Alavana and
daughters Betty and Myrna Rae at.
tended the graduation of their
daughter, Dorthea, from the Sacred
Heart School of Nursing at ST. Judes
Catholic Church on Sunday, MAY
29. Dorthea is a "l946" graduate
of L. c. H. S.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE

TREGO FARMERS COOP.
TregO, Montana
To- The Stockholders of the
Trego Farmers Coop.
You are hereby notified that a
Special Meeting Of the stockholders
of the above named company is to
be held in the Trego Schoolhouse
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned will, on the 4th day
of August, l949, apply to the Coun-
ty Treasurer of Lincoln County.
Montana, for a tax deed to the fol-
lowing described property:
Lot l in Block of HartwelI
Plat Addition to West Troy in
Lincoln, County, Montana.
Amount due-$l315.
Dated this first day of June, l949.
F. E. BENEFITED
Applicant
ct June 2-9)
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Clarence Rich

Clarence Rich
Clarence Rich, born in Parsons,
Kansas, on November 80, 1878, pas
sed away at his home on May %,
1949. With his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rich, and brother
Billy, and sister Lucy, and his
mothers brother, Uncle Henry Bur-
ton, he came to this region in the
spring of 1890 They all came on
horse back and had their worldly
good on packhorseS.
When a young man be became IN
terested in trapping and prospecting
and was one of the pioneers in this
region. He also freighted from Kali
ispel to Fort Steele.
On May l, 1904 Clarence Rich
and Barbara Fox were married. Not
long after this they settled on the
ranch where their three children
were born.
He is survived by his wife, Bar
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/. The shop will be open Mondays
through Friday from 900 a. m. I'M
It'll 500 p. m. and on Saturdays
from 900 a. m. until 100 p. m. adv.
Baptist Church News
Mrs. H. c. Kries, president Of
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union for Montana, spoke at tenn
perance meeting in the Baptist
Church last Sunday afternoon. Mr.
Hendrickson of the Kalispell Local
union accompanied her here from
Kalispell.
Another Home Talent Night is
planned to be held at the Baptist
Parish House on June is. The com
munity is invited to offer their talent
to the program.
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GARDEN AND LAWN
SUPPLIES

CANARIES-Special This Week
Unexpected shipment of famous
radio warblers. Key West Car
den & Lawn Supply Co., $50
Fleming ST., Tel. 1919.
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DR. T. g. PEACOCK fright foreground medical
dent the State Hospital Milledgevle.
hands letters Of resignation for himself and IL other doctors
eftl
refuses the designations Instead he tried
DR. Peacocks Of dismissal little
later they walked the hospital The action followed
Herman Tamadges failure to act their demand that he fire
Hospital Superintendent T. A. Dechman.
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PUBLIC SERVICE
LOST

LADY'S black wallet, Saturday
night, containing sum of money
and identifications. Keep money
return other contents. Reward,
no questions asked, if returned 10
Cora Heron, Unit 36-B, MAJ
iun6-3t
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When the year 999 came
around in Europe it was believed
that the last day of the year 999
would spell the end of the world.
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Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph
Every community is constant
ly speaking about its leaders.
How about its misleaders?"
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of
uasmsnt whs III ssrrSo occurs
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IA l
In the first half-year of the
gold rush days of l849, 10000 per-
sons came into San Francisco
then able to accommodate only
some 900.
UCLA lost IL straight dual
meets to big brother California
beginning in 1923, before the l945
track squad eaked out 66-65
/ win.
I The Library Law, included in
Poland's National 6-year Plan.
provides for some. 10000 book
lending centers throughout the
country, each of which is to be
equipped with at least 200 books.
The atmosphere is the solid
part of the earth as distinguished
from the atmosphere and the n.y.
drosphere, and comes from the
Greek ''lithos", stone and
"sphaira," sphere.
When the cultivation of hops
was first introduced into England
in the 10th century as an ingredi-
ent in beer, Parliament was petit
toned against a wicked weed
that would spoil the taste of the
people and endanger the people"
In the rural regions of the Pa
cific Slope, when wagon haul
ing wood was full, it was said to
have a load" When filled less
than its full capacity it was call
ed a Jag" So came the slang
expression, "he has jag on"
meaning one who is not yet in a
state of complete inebrity.
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FABRICS
HOMEMAKERS

HOMEMAKERS
HOME charm can be bought by
the fabric yard. Attractive
slipcovers and draperieS can
transform the drabest room into
a place of refreshment, light and
peace. CAROLINE SHOP, 223
Ann ST., has fabrics within
every budget. Juno-3t
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Interesting Notes

The meter, used by the non-
English world, equals 1887 inch
es.
About one-third of Denmark's
railroads are owned by the gov
eminent.
Beheading was formerly con-
sidered an honorable form of ex-
ecution.
The baths Of the ancient world
and of the Middle Ages often
were used by men and women at
the same time.
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WPA activities in Key West
will cease on August Is unless
ALLEGATIONS for more projects are
made before that time, Area SUI
pervisor w. Curry Moreno said
today.
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FOR sALE-TRAnER

le48 SPARTON Manor, in excel
lent condition. Price, $4,000.
J. H. Spain, SD, U.S.N. Seaplane
Base. jun8-6tx
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BEAUTY SALONS

SUMMER rates now in effect.
20% reduction on all heat
permanent waves. Cold waves,
$3.50 up. Beauty Colony (up-
stairs) SCI Southland Street, Tele-
phone 206. jun4-30tx
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Members of the Safety Patrols
at. the Harris, Division street and
st. Joseph's School will leave to-
morrow morning for weeks
outing at Miami Beach. They
will make the trip in a county
truck driven by Leroy Torres.
Governor Cone today vetoed
the bill to exempt the payment
of. tolls for school buses that
pass over the Overseas Highway
bridges. In vetoing the bill, Gov
ernor Cone said that it was un-
necessary, as the bridge authori-
ties already had exempted school
buses from the payment of tolls.
More than 1000 motor We
hicles passed over the Overseas
Highway bridges during May,
according to report in The
Citizen today.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Dopp and
Mrs. Mary Miner left today for
Ashville, Oregon, to visit Mrs.
George Davenport.
Miss Corinne Curry, student
nurse in the Jackson Memorial
Hospital, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. w. P. Curry at her home,
I'll Duval street,
Eugene Sands, Jr., of Tampa,
arrived here today and shortly
afterward left for Marathon to
visit his father, Eugene Sands.
Today The Citizen says in an
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Key West In
Days Gone By
AS TAKEN FROM FILES
OF THE CITIZEN OF
JUNE Q. 1898

Members of the Arthur Sawyer
Post of the American Legion, at
a meeting last night, arranged
for the annual American Legion
Follies to be held in Case Cayo
Hueso on Saturday night, June
II.
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HELP wANTED--MALE

COMBINATION produce and
grocery man. Apply Broadway
Super Market, jun8-tf
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FOR sALE-PRINTED FORMS

LEASES, S each. Promissary
notes. lc each. Minimum charge
Sc. Artman Press, Citizen Bldg,
Phone 81. jun6-t #
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE

WAITRESS and curb girl. APP
ply in person. Ponce's Lunch
eonette, 701 Simonton.
jun7-3
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DRESSMAKING

DRESSMAKING and alterations.
Reasonable prices. Telephone
l3ss-M. jun8-3tx
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FOR SALE-STORE
EQUIPMENT

ADDING machine, Toledo scales,
electric meat slicer, cash reg
lister. Phone 644-W. jun6-3tx
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FOR sALEREAL ESTATE

SMALL furnished house, with
adjoining lot, center of town.
Reasonable. Cash. Phone 892-W.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED

SECRETARY, with references,
experienced. AIT Angela ST.,
Phone 1028-R. jun7- 6tx
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FOR SALE-MoToH BIKES.
SCooTERS & MOTORCYCLES
FOR sALE-UsED TRUCKS

FORD pickup truck, good con-
dition, 5000. 900 Virginia st.
jun7-3tx
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MOVING AND HAULING

Furniture Moving
Local and Long Distance Agent
Galloway Transfer and Storage
ISLAND CITY TRANSFER
Phone l56 e. v. Kinsman
may7- 30tx
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1910 FORD coupe, as motor, ra-
dio, heater, $3.50. 1925 Harris
Ave-, Phone 1172-W. jun7-3t
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Special De Luxe Custom Made
l941 Buick. One owner. In per-
feet shape. Blinker lights. Look
at it, drive it. $660.00. l4l5
United Street, Phone l173-J.
jun8-tf
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1871 HUDSON business coupe.
100000. Good condition, new
paint job. 44-A Seaplane Base,
Phone 1O36-XJ. jun8-Stx
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GROCERY, doing good bust
ness. Owner must leave town.
Will sell the first good offer.
Box J-l4, Go Citizen. iun8-tf
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E)-Minus sign: C0rrtEtktsas
10 be- subtgartcd
(+)-Pius sign: CorfectinfA -
be added.
A flea can jump a distancn zys
times its own length.
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Use your phone. Adver-
tisements may be inserted
in these columns by phone.
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Office

Business office in The
Citizen Building, corner Of
Greene and Ann Streets.
Door to the right on enter
ing building.
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Minimum Charge

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charged for any one inser-
ton will be for 8 lines. lEs-
innate S words per line.)
Evening star., 1949-09-11
Hawthorne Results
By the Assoeiated Press

FIRST RAcEPurse. $4,000; claiming;
3-year- -olds; lie miles.
Elaine O: (Nelson) 7.s0 500 40
Wonder Boots fBairdD 500 $40
Relic Daze (West) 800
Time, 1:45H.
Also ran scapagal, Belqueen, Dusty
Babe, Ramona, Busy Sis. Beebee Shot, on
North. No Meg. Fox Poise.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 81, 500; claim
ing; 4-year-oids and upward; Ga fur
Play Eda tskoronskD 500 $40 $50
Donaris (Riveral $50 800
AfGmls Tlm.. EInsiFssZ I:isZ,. 'kssns' 800
RGnas Boz 1.Ts Ro5s born
DAILY Double paid s21 .40)
THIRD RACE-Purse, $1,000; maidens,
2-year-olds; furlongs.
Last Round (GarneD ESQ 80
Also % ranIifechnical. di Jessamine. On
Wings. Kama, Be Fleet
FOURTH RACE-purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlonss.
Eternal Bomb Oominico) $50 $50 400
He Could .(Batchellor) $40 5.40
Dear Doggie tBaird) $50
Also ranNLoekout Son, Sticks Girl
Crack Reward, Wright Angle, Alphara'
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; allow
Ns9Iy w5s1 Rsn s1n. 500 SsS sS sS ssS
Blue Note (chestnut) 1870
Also ran-Mystery Lady. Dear Lea;
Easy Out, Attend. Bullmoud. Watch
Evening star., 1949-09-11
Brilliant Motorcycle
Field Will Vie Today

Forty top-ranking motorcycle
drivers, among them two reigning
champions, will comprise the field
that takes to the Piney Grove
Speedway track this afternoon for
a 17-event program. Action starts
at 2 pm.
The champions are Roy Wealth
erly, Of Norfolk, Va, and Jimmy
Cham of Bridgeton, N. j.
Weatherly won the national 100
mile road championship recently
for the second year in a row.
Cham boasts no fewer than
three titles won in three weeks
recently. He took the national
10-mile and 25-mile crowns and
followed by winning the 100-mile
dirt track championship.
Weatherly and Cham, however
won't be racing this afternoon
without stiff competition. because
the two hot-shoe boys that blazed
along on the heels Of Weatherly
in the 100-mile event, will be
entered.
They are Win Young and Miller
Mcdonald, who finished second
and third respectively.
Evening star., 1949-09-11
Timonium Results
BY the Assoeioted Press

Clear and East ..,
s-yeaTsolds yaHsa sHT''s and up; Ga furionss.
FIylns e S, aHI Wig sMsod' '' 7:so 4:SS ! s.
Also ranT,Wye River. susler. Quick
Ann shined up ~ Manita ni,a.. g, mn. .,.,r-
EnasowS Ias sairdj ana up 4oo Oou $50 sG
Lock Control lcarrilo) e.4O 5,0o 5,00oo
Cay F,ms. pssRy Y:5sss' sRsuer' 4.o0
Also ranWchance Fair. Albatross. Bus
v z, Dexils Guide. Concise ,.oo,
rH1Rb 9',Is RAes@puTss: 4so0ls as.o 81 800 maid,
s-ysapsds and gp is4S aoo
Ednss n,ss. idyl9l 'RssalOut0' 4:s0
Aime' Aiso 'ran@Real Wren, star Catch: Con-
'DlFe Fouk4H Maisf asl0a aaa 81 Ms es
Wooas fssifSS s J., $40 s.SSSS GO S.ddSS
Allfhnsami Time, :s5ss. spsfrm0''' ''40
Also ran~Brooke .Arso. Della Sands,
All f1PTh Pf1fn'f sAeEfu4ss S12ef Ass sl1oo: allow
ssxlnsins si Sc! @ WOOD 1000 $.ssSS g 2 s.sS 80
Ai!ST0ne TIn.' !Isa. MsIman' a.so
Also ran-Lil Charmoco, Third Army.
Say Polly. April Chimes. Scarlet Velvet.
SIXTH RACEPurse, 81 300; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; about liz miles.
Baby Pauly (Tammaro) 500 4.60 $40
Audible (Resalbuto) 4.40 260
Town Camp (Carrilo) ESQ
Time. 1:53R.
Also ran-Swing High, Hairanette,
Hoseah, Welaunie and Rio Reigh.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and UP; about l i miles.
Mr.. Squirrel (Grifath 1900 400 $50
Downey B CMcDermotD 800 2.4Q
McBriar (Curtin) 2.6O
Time, 1855.
Also ran-Gay Boo. Kingie, Raiment,
Lady Hartford. Letersburg.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S1,1O0; claim
ing; 4-year-olds and UP; about ia miles.
Flobuck C (Ulmer) $50 4.20 ESQ
Worthowning tMcDermott) 11.60 500
Puritan (Grifith) ESQ
Also rari~Pendragon, Bill Hume. IT.
mott, Count Howard, Silver Tower.
Evening star., 1949-09-11
Justice Black Is Beaten
In Vets Tennis Singles

Supreme Court Justice Hugo
Black will team with Austin Rice
at Army Navy Country Club today
to start defense of the District
veterans lover 49, tennis doubles
title. They are paired against
Gen. s. r. Kinds and j. v. Cole.
Justice Black yesterday was de-
feated in the first round Of the
singles by Col. William Bayer,
Ga, Ga. Col. Bayer was elimi-
mated by Col. Norman Gissering
the fifth seeded player, IS, 2-6.
8-6. Another seeded player win
ming yesterday was Navy Capt.
Bill Organ. who defeated Stanley
Carr, 6-1, Ga.
Rice, defending singles cham
pion, drew a bye on the opening
day and today is matched against
Col. William H. Garrison.
Evening star., 1949-09-11
Aqueduct Results
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

m.dsss sssT 81 ssSSG s4onss s.'ns
SHnsoEt SiSe Rose eA1fs5S1 1sosn 7So 4so 3oS 3o
Saturday (Mehrtens) $40
Time, 1855.
Kelzin Nostrilia. Risking.
SECOND l|4! SAcEaRTIss Purse. $4,000; claim
WiseaideT tWoodhouse) 1910 $50 s.ssoo
Maeistrom Ipei vecchio) ~ 1910
ling 81 oaks, By Air. super Miik; ExtinRuishsr.
ru1Hn nsy KAcHsuIs: GRu0s g:,d $685. sdSSee ees,ns
Poiiy's Boy Errieo, 7.4o s.7o 800
Challenge Like (Boland) 400 3.20o
Tine. 1:ISss.
Also ran-combatore. Heliotrope. Trum-
'ets5i FouFTH ErEf RhcE-purse sfSss $780, allow.
Puppet (Kirkland( 1890 $40 42o
Steel Blue (Boland) gro $50
Ceara (Woodhouse) 2.7O
Also ranDwerwolf. Risky Rhu. Monte
'nf f1Fa Thalpa RAcEfhe RsrsfE classied Handicap;
purse. $4,000 added; 3year-olds and up;
7 furlones.
Arise (Glisson) $50 $50 $50
Paddleduck (Brooks) $40 3.40
Young Peter (Mehrtens) 800
Time, 1:25.
Also ran-But Why Not. Eatontown.
SIXTH RACE-The Edgemere Handicap;
purse, $4,000 added: 3year-olds and up:
1Ks miles
Ny Request tArcaro) 11.20 $50 $40
Stunts (BrookS) 4.30 $50
Assault (Gorman) 2.9C
Time, 1905.
Also ran-Loser weeper, Manyunk
Donor, Stymie, Riverlane. Quarter Pole
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim
ing; 3-year-olds: ~ miles So .oo ,-o
Bouncing Boots (Boland $50 2.20
Kidded (Dodson) $50
Also ran-Blue Thanks, Nonpariel
Brown Anne: Promotion and First Night
E1dHrh HAepuTse snd ,n Sg f51oos. claim
Otter Brook (Glisson) 7.20 $50 $40
| Marital (BowcuD $50 $50
Bootalong (Perez) 500
| Time. I :27.
Also ran-Lee Circle, -Amanecer. Brass
Band. Little Rip, Cest Tout, Gay Moon-
| beam, Vinsfurlough.
| Woodrow Long entry.
Evening star., 1949-09-11
55-Year-0Id Jockey
Boots 1907 Long Shot
To ST. Leger Victory
BY the Associossd Press

DONCASTER, England, Sept.
a 100-to-7 out
slider ridden by one of Britain's
oldest jockeys, won the classic st.
Leger Stakes today before a crowd
estimated at 100000.
William Woodward, chairman Of
the United States Jockey Club.
missed his bid for a second
straight victory in the classic
when his American-bred Lone
Eagle finished third in a field
Of 16 3-year-olds.
Johnny Longden, Americas
leading jockey vacationing in his
native England, came in last on
Mon Chatelain, a 66-to-1 shot.
Ridgewood scored by 3 lengths
over the Aga Khan's Dust Devil.
Lone Eagle, second choice with
the bettors at 6 to /, was another
three-fourths Of a length behind.
Winner Gets S59,984.
The winner, owned by G. r. H.
Smith, collected 1896 pounds
($59,984) for the mile and three
quarter gallop. He was timed in
3:08H. Lord Derby's favored
Swallow Tail, backed down to
3 to l by post time, wound up
fourth.
1T was a good race-what I
saw of it," said Longden. who
was born only a few miles from
here. He said he was thrilled to
ride in the last of Britain's five
classic races of the season despite
his tail-end finish.
Anyway" said Longden, "it
kept me fit. They told me before
the race Mon Chatelain wasn't
much of a horse. They were right"
Michael Beary. who rode Ridge
wood, also won the same race 20
years ago on Trigo. Beary is coy
about his age, but veteran race
fans say he has been in the saddle
nearly 40 years and must be at
least SIS.
Lone Eagle moved well on the
rail in the five furlong home
stretch but Ridgewood justified
his few hackers who were con-
vinced he had the stamina to stay
in front from wire to wire if nee
esSary.
Dust Devil Surprises.
Dust Devil was a real surprise.
He hadn't raced anywhere this
season and started at 40 to l.
Longden originally was scheduled
to ride Dust Devil. He was forced
to give way to Rae Johnstone, the
Aga Khan's No. rider, however.
when Hindosten, pride Of the
potentate's stable, was scratched.
Trailing Swallow Tail in fifth
position was Musidora. Krakatao.
ridden by England's champion
Jockey. Gordon Richards, was
sixth.
Longden, who leaves for the
United States September "a, came
back to ride City Rose in the next
race but finished tenth in a field
Of 18.
Woodward's Black Tarquin won
the st. Leger last year. The New
York banker also won in 1886 with
Boswell.
Evening star., 1949-09-11
Heft and White Open
Sports FIoq Business

Arnold Heft and Curley White,
two Of Washington's top basket
ball referees, are going into busi-
ness together.
They are partners in the United
States Poster Co., opening soon
at 6219 Third street NV, with
the manufacture of athletic pen
nants and letters their principal
business.
Evening star., 1949-09-11
da a gpoftsy Request Wins Cap Assault Third Stymie Last
With Bill Leetch

have pistol ranges, traps, and even
archery. Visitors are welcomed
to these matches this week end
and they should be worth wit
Messing.
Ben Jones and Ed Ferrell of
the Benning Tackle Shop, together
with their. wives, had field day
at Chincoteague recently. Fish
ing offshore with Capt Eugene
Jester they caught bluefish. big
founders and sea bass up to 5
pounds, an eel which weighed 71a
pounds. Sounds as though Chin
colleague was a hot spot at this
time. Several of the trout they
landed weighed more than 7
pounds, and in the catch were
sea robins up to 20 inches and
one large hammerhead shark,
weight unknown, besides numer-
Gus pigf1sh and a lot Of big hard
head.
The cobia have gone from the
Middles. Party boat captains have
a novel way of telling whether the
big fish are present. They tie a
live eel to long line and attach
the free end to buoy on the
Middles. From time to time they
inspect this bait to see If 1t has
been molested. If cobia are pres
ent they invariably will make
away with it as the buoy is a ia
vorite spot for them to hang out.
If the eel goes unmoleSted for as
long as one week, one can be sure
there are no cobia in the vicinity.
We a.e informed that the latest
eel decoy has been swimming
a. ound now for more than a week,
so boat captains believe the cobia
have gone.
Pan rockfish now are running
well off Holland Point and on
down below Radar on Chesapeake
Bay. Some nice catches OF fish
UP to 3 pounds have been made
this week. The small rock also
are very active over on the East
ern Shore with catches OF 100 or
more not infreQuent.
Evening star., 1949-09-11
Police Pistol Team
Beats Archers, 514-250
speeioI Dispo,eh 10 The Sta

MUIRKIRK, Md, Sept. 10.-1t
appears that the pistol is here to
stay as a weapon succeeding the
bow and arrow. Anyway, the
Montgomery County Police pistol
team defeated the Potomac
Archers in a match yesterday that
was one of the events at the open
ing of the new Berwyn Rod and
Gun Club. Score was 514 to $50.
Evening star., 1949-09-11
Marine Sergeant Wins
Servicewomen's Crown

A Marine staff sergeant, Ste
phani Strazewski, won the tennis
tournament for District service
men yesterday by defeating Navy
Storekeeper First Class Gladys
Norris, Ga, GO, in the final
The match was refereed by 1t
Comdr. Helen Hull Jacobs, many
times women's National tennis
champion.
Maj. Robin Hippensteil Of the
Air Force and Doyle Royal en-
gagged in an exhibition match,
Hippensteil winning, 3-6, 60,
Evening star., 1949-09-11
Six-Horse Photo Finish
Ruled Dead Heat of Two
BY the Associated Press

DONCASTER, England, Sept.
10.-The Prince of Wales Handi-
cap for 2-year -olds wound up in
a photo finish today-with six
horses in it.
photo finish between numbers
S, 10, IL, Is, 10 and 20." said the
announcer as the six thundered
past the finish line, with dozen
other 2-year-olds strung out be-
hind.
The judges finally called it a
dead heat for first between Shaw
ondasee and Hairtrim with High
Forest a nose away in third place.
Evening star., 1949-09-11

tion or curiosity aroused in the
small-mouth bass by the slip
stream of an outboard motor
propeller that causes them to in
vestigate and hit lures tralled on
either side of the slip stream.
Probably this is due to the
same principle involved in the
commotion caused by trailing an
empty bucket behind commercial
tuna boats to stir a rumpus on
the surface and bring the schools
of fish up.
Berwyn Rod and Gun Club is
entering the second day OF its big
opening fiesta. Yesterday the
f1intlock boys had their innings
and all day today there will be
shooting of various sorts, prln-
cipally the final matches OF the
Maryland Rifle League to deter
mine the team to represent it
in the State championships. This
club is a relatively new enterprise
and offers all sorts of shooting
rarely if ever found in the confines
of one club. Besides rifle ranges.
both in and out Of doors, they
Evening star., 1949-09-11

cool nights also
should have a
beneficial effect
on the feeding
habits of the
fish.
While some
good bass have
been taken re-
Gently by cast
ing and live
bait fishing,
best catches
have been made
trolling. There
seems to be
some faScina-