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Evening star., 1949-07-23
CoLoRFD oPPoRTUN1TIES
FINEST MONEY CAN BUY
Colored-63 w st. NV.
OPEN SIN TO 6

Attrac. 6-r.r. brown tapestry brick.
hsrdwd. frs, lge. kit, with ample
wall cabinets, h.-wh, concrete front
porch, > rear porches. Long back
yard, gar Listed price only S13,-
600. Open to reas. offer. Mr..
Doua!as, Sun. and ewes, ia. 1874.
John r. Pinkett Inc,
1902 N. ]. ave. NV. DU. 07o7.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
HOUSES FURNISHED Cont.
DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
Nr. 2lst and N. H. ave. rms. 3
baths. Avail. Aug. /. Call Mr.
Fischer. with DREYFUSS BROS,
MA. O5S2 Ewes. AID. 1924. -
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE
Five bedrooms. 3 baths,
double servants rm. and bath;
beautiful grounds. Located
near Alexandria in most de-
sirable section. S215 mo.
Available Aug. l5.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
1901 S. Arlington Ridge Rd,,
Arl, Va. OF. 1886. S035.
625 Lexington st. NE.
D and E and 9th and 7th sts.--An
attractive & r. and bath home. nicely
furnished and ready to move in; con-
ventent to Union Station. Rent Aug.
and Sept. S11O month, and after.
lease S135 month. Key here. HOW,
ENSTEIN REALTY CORP, 14lS H
st. NV, or D1.TSI1. %
Evening star., 1949-07-23
SHANNON e LUCHS co
1908 H St. NV. MA. 23h5.
UPPER BRIGHTWOOD

Lovely, 4-bedroom brick. on a beau
tiful corner lot: front stone, porch
screened back porch. fireplace II
living room, hardwood fioor'
throughout; convenient to transpor'
tation, schools, etc. reasonably
priced with terms. Call Miss Uranl an
COX 4 Co, D1. 4254 or DE. 6loo
Evening star., 1949-07-23
A New Brick Rambler

WI, ,OOO
Bieber Pl. & Branch Ave
SILVER SPRING, MD.
A beautiful. sensibly planned
home, on lovely corner. lot
over 100 It wide; combina-
ton living and dining room
16x3c. three 'twin-bed' bed
rooms. two baths and spacious
all-electric kitchen. hreezeway
to garage; ultramodern fea-
lures throughout. (Take Coles
willie rd to Old Bladensburg
I'd. tat Four Corners,. right
Bieber pl. and left again one
block.) s. S. RAY. DE. 1872:
SHANNON & LUCHS co
Evening star., 1949-07-23
COLORED
$40 QUINCY ST. NV.
c1O QS0

S4G ,ooo
This 2o-ft. row brick home is {.
good buy, immaculate condition.
close to all conveniences: 1st floor.
large living room, dining room.
kitchen, inclosed porch; end floor.
3 nice bedrooms and bath: oil heat.
full basement. For appointment to
inspect, call Mr.. Blackwell, OR.
1851. E. R. BoYNToN CO.. OR.
0S00. "a
CoLoRED-116 ROCK CIR. CH. RID.
nv We take pride in Offering this
attractive somidetached brick resi-:
dcnce containing l3 rooms and
basement, 2l2 baths, kitchens,
4 refriseratorS, Venetian blinds. Gil
heat, Bendix and various, pieces nt
furniture: and decorated by on9
Of Washinstons foremost artists.
These premises are particularly
suitable for professional man.
Owner, being obliged TO vacste.
will sacrifice offered for inspec-
tion for the first time Sunday 40
pm. only. The cooperation Of
licensed ard bonded brokers il
solicited. Ewes. MR.. BozZI. RA.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
SACRTFICE FOR CASH
J BLKs. TO ST. GABRIEL S
673O WESTERN AVE.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Corner white brick Colonial. on 9
large Handicapped lot: center hall
liv. rm. with mirrored frepl. din
rm, kit. with breakfast space, der
with powder rm., screened porch
master bedrm. with sun deck. z
guest bedrms., 2 baths and storage
seats; oak parauet floors Entire
house equipped with $4,000 in new
wall-to-wafl rugs. Reas. down pay
meat and conv. terms. Shown by
appt. only. Mr.. Holmes, EN- $685..
PAUL P. STONE. Realtor, 1015 18th
CT MA -0Hn
Evening star., 1949-07-23
POTOMAC HEIGHTS

S12,750
An ideal home for . young couple;
cozy, comfortable and clean. White
clapboard in setting of lovely
shade trees and ample shrubbery;
5 nicely proportioned rooms: 2 bed
T 6s1n HExT ,be poben 5o,e Gas bss
just been renovated and is now
vacant Liberal terms can be made.
Call Mr.. Latimer tthis evening. EN-.
O770), THOMAS j. FISHER 6 CO..
INC, Realtors. D1. $3.50.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
lS0S II CT NV MA G3fS
1349 Shenherd st. NV,

OHANNOlN o LUIHO w.
1908 H St NV. MA. @345.
1349 Shepherd st. NV.
0osn bTiok eunont containins ne o. 'hGI aTse rooms
bath. oil hit. plus finished Groom
apt. in bsmt. with outside entrance
Ideal as an invest. or homo. and
being put in new-house condition.
LOUIS PUDDEN, EX. 5107. eyes,
GF 6S25 "a
$500 BLOCK End ST. NV.
ment sarage. beautiful lot; real
buy at S10.500. To inspect, call
KENNEDY REALTY CO., INC. .GE.
Q3Oo -C3
Evening star., 1949-07-23
RY OWNER

Cor cunasaai MssArtaan eomf 0isa home any ist 4. V
din. dinette. kit. 3 rms. bath: 2po
d. 8 rms, baths: oil h.-w:.h;
porches, strs.; reduced for quick
sale: no brokers. EN-. 035s.
COLORED-UNIT BLOCK, v st. NV
Home and income. To see s 70
large rms. 8 baths, . inclosed
porches. beautiful modern kit. nm
ished basement, front and rear en-
frances; oil h.-w.h.; Gear sarge;
Moderate cash payment handles, can
AK. 1906. "a
this ATTRACTIVE. tapestry brick home,
facing Soldiers Home Park, owner
must sell and has reduced down
payment to $500; has rooms
and bath modern Kitchen .anai3a fun haSe
i,ifce' price only 81 600, For a real bar
gain. cali now. RALPH D: CoHN.
i4a4 K st. NV, EX. 57o5, ia. sla9.
CoLoRED-DoCToR or lse. family.
overlooking Soldiers Home, s-rm
cor brk.. street ent. to bsml. excel.
s,0s sG3a; 4s possess sssa j. o1NBERo: Get RE.
CoLoRED-oPEN SUNDAY. 2 to =
,a.5 Pm sl5 sS;;',S SHs6s9 D ..T.s. nT3esd Tns
for Quick sale. Can GE. 3e12. %
COLORED-WOULD You LIKE your
own apt. free plus income. near
Kalorama and Columbia rds:, terms?
Il, 4 s9 sall syRINa oWMSR: pE Rn s54s list o
i4th"About $500 cash: arranged
Maurys NJ sDaT5messi Tu' ssss A'' MARsHALL j.
WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
coLoRz6-s.oo 81 aSeS: BLK. FIRST St.
fHa aoase IS fun In esee es@ cond 1dFa Just R0s the
house fof a large family: near
SCHOOLS and tranSp. Price $1,000
with, substantial down payment
7ioo + ,n'DffsR DaARorD Ss G. g. EzTos z1'9S' 60, Co.
e13 You st. NV ~
CoLoRED-WE HAVE ALL TYPES
sas sst.sns;, VI LOGAN e5SS Realty CO: 90
ooLoRED-LGE. sEMIDET. HOME.
ssinsy sg syos s. NV: JOSEPH M. LYoSs' Mes
coLoRE5-esoo 81 iasS: BLK. 11th ST.
N.W.-Frame. Z rms. l bath, gas
h.-w.h., storm windows: priced S1O.-
600. reas. dn. paymt. Call SEWELL
HORAD, MI. 1925 or Ho. 1888.
CoLoRED-60o BLK. QUEBEC PL.
Tapestry row brk., e rms. in
closed porches. full bsmt. with law
atory; substantial dn. paymt Call
MRS. PIERCE, MI. 1925 or RA.
COLORED-11O0 BLK. 18th ST. NV.
Brown stone and brk., IA rms, 2
baths, II frepls, 3 complete rms.
in bsmt., auto. stoker heat. Must
be seen to appreciate. Call MRS
PIERCE, MI. 1925 or RA. 1881.
Evening star., 1949-07-23

2 BLKS. TO ST. GABRIEL IS
OPEN SUNDAY, l to 6
4212 7th ST. nw-A wonderful buy
with income possibilities; liv. rm,
din. rm, compl. modern kit, st f.
4 bedrms. and lge. bath on end f..
1-oedrm. pine-paneled apt. in bsnt !;
det gar: gas h-wh. Onlv Sl5,960.
SOLEM REALTY CO., JU. 7-7527.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
OPEN 1 to s.
Q10 QUINCY ST.

Colored-E:ght large rooms. brick;
baths full bsmt.. porch. det: gar.
Must be seen to be appreciated:
substantial down payment. Call
Mr. Atino. RA 4450 til 3 pm.
ZAGAMI REALTY CO., TR. 1855.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
OPEN SUNDAY, | TO PM
UPPER BRIGHTWOOD

FIT. STEVENS PARK
3 BEDRMS., 2 B.-$17,950
Beautiful liv. rm., with mlrrored cor
ner stone fireplace. recreation rm.
with fireplace, > colored tile baths.
large tile kitchen, built-in garage.
oil heat. One blk. from stores and
transportation at Georgia ave. I'm
maculate condition. 1881 Ritten-
house st. NV
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
1415 K St. NV, Realtors, NE, 54OO.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
DESPERATE

Need small apartment or rooms; cou-
pie with children. school age: beine
evicted. house sold; not over $50
OW. 0553. "a
COLORED-VETERA AND WIFE
would like to rent an unfurn. apt
in oe Or n " No 6T3S ~
Evening star., 1949-07-23

COIURED-IUVEL1 HU Z
,3Sll 9th st. NV, open to dask =
This 4-bedrm, gas heat, excel i.
BRICK home at reduced price for
quick sale. Don't pass this Up.
RA. Sala "a
Evening star., 1949-07-23
COTOPED-S12 75O

Excellent neighborhood. "a blk from
Soldiers Home. very large rms.
bath. full cellar. oil h.-w.h.. pos
session ct settlement; $1,000 Gown.
toEENSTEIN BROS. FIR. 5000;
ewes or Sun. SH. 6245. %
Evening star., 1949-07-23

Colored-Open 3 to 7 PM.
Sat. and Sun, 613 Lamont st.. Nice
clean 6-rm. and bath home; bsmt,.
gar A real buy on easy terms.
Vacant. move in at once. Call or
see Biggs, DI. 1892, with MORGAN.
RE- 4Q10 "a
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12
White Father
Refuses To Have Son
Photographed With
Rescuer.

PHILADELPHIA - (ANP) - Ar
mold Davis, 10, Of North 9Th street
proved himself a hero when he leap
ed into the Delaware river fully
clothed to rescue Donald Piloslky, H.,
last week.
The incident occurred as Davis,
PiIosky and Cooper were going
home together from school. They
began a game Of tag near the Pop
lar street wharf about 4;30 pm. Dur
ing the course Of the game. Piloslxy
attempted to climb pile that was
slippery. ,.sssa
He lost his balance and plunged
into the stream. Davis told reporters
that almost without thinking, and
without giving thought Of removing
his clothing, shoes and a heavy jack.
ct. he dived into the water and
came up under his playmate and
towed him to shore.
The unusual twist came when 10.
cal photographers went to the Pr
losky home to try to get pictures
of the boys together. The older Pr
losky refused vigorously and told
reporters that sit was not the thing
to do" He further forbade his son
to talk with the reporter. He went
to the trouble Of telling school Off
Gals at the Madison school, where
the boys are students, that they
were not to allow photographers to
take pictures Of his son with or
without Davis.
Davis said he didn't think he
had done much"
Il was very nervous" he said,
but I couldn't see the boy drown,
so I jumped In after him."
Both boys were treated at the
Northern Liberties hospital for ex-
posure and returned to their homes. |
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12
Buyers Given
Longer Credit Period

WASHINGTON, March - You
can go out and buy an automobile
on 81 months credit now.
Refrigerators, radios and tele.
vision sets. also had their install
ment buying limits raised to nearly
two years.
The federal reserve board. be
sieged by complaints of shopkeep.
ers and car dealers. decided to re
lax the controls bit after install.
ment buying slumped in January.
Previously had to pay off credit
over $1,000 in Is months; under, in
Is months.
Down payments were also reduc.
ed by the board to Is per cent In.
stead Of 20. except for cars. You
will still have to pay cash for one
third of the total price of an auto.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12

RPC - am buying a place with
tive room house on 1t and the
payments are only ten dollars a
month. I lost my job, and am
thinking of leaving town to find
work as do not want to lose my
place. Is this the thing for me to do?
Ans: Look for work in the town
you now live in. Your expenses will
oe less by remaining at home -
were you to get employment out of
town, you would have the respon-
si0ility Of two places. Also, you will
not get five room house any
place else for the money you are
paying now. My new 1949 Guide has
some very helpful tips on job find
ing. Would like to have you send
TOR a copy. The price is 81. Be sure
TO send your birthdate.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12

OCN -- I am the mother Of four
children and have been going with
q man who has five kids. His wife
deserted him and he has asked me
TO marry so we can make a home
for our children. My folks are op-
posed to it. Do you think this is the
right opportunity for me2
Ans: No this is definitely not
the right set-up. Fact is. you do
not love the man. And even though
he may be good provfder and make
a good weeks pay = 1t could hard
~ be stretched to meet the require
ments of nine children and two
adults. You are better off right
where you are don't consider this
proposition. You may think you
have Job looking after four kids
nine would drive you to distraction,
believe.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12

HBT - have read what you had
told others and I want you to tell
me this. have been going with a
woman off and on about years.
She claims she loves me so much she
wants me around her all the time.
She wants me to live with her. But
] won't leave my wife for her. I
have a good wife but she is getting
mean and jealous. So what must
do to be happy?
Ans: You love your wife and no
one else - try living true to her
for 1t is only when you do that you
are going to have peace of mind
and be happy. This other gal Is
playing you for the money you dole
out. Quit being such a chump.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12

large firm In this city and am
thinking seriously of taking it the
first Of June. Would you advise me
to do so? *
Ans: Take the job on trial through
the summer months. If you like 1t,
stay on - If not, go back to teach
ing this fall. You will make many
new friends on the new Job and 1t
will open UP new social opportuni-
ties and marriage prospects.
ROM - My lady friend seems to
be very good girl. never have
had one minute of trouble with her.
We are deeply in love and get
along like Q peas in one hull. She
will do anything say and If she
makes me angry, she will pet me
and beg my pardon. do the same.
I want her for wife. What must I
do?
Ans: What more can a man ask
form wife? Better marry the
young lady before someone elsS
climbs into that pea hull with you.
She'll make you fine wife, my bow
go right ahead with the wedding
plans.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12

GNC - I have degree and am
teaching social science. I have been
offered a splendid position in
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-03-12

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-19
TUESDAY MORNING AND
 AFTERNOON

TUESDAY MORNING AND
 AFTERNOON
 Sign On. 7:00-Dunking with Druxman.
 7:30-Local Weather.
 7:3O-News Summary
 8:15-News Headlines.
 8:20-Morning Thought.
 8:25-Weather report. 8:30-Cote Glee Club. 8:45-Lenny Herman Orchestra. 9:OO-Music for the Missus. 9:30-Weather report. 9:35-Airlane Trio. e:45-YOU AND WRITING-CBS. 10:00-NewS. 1O:O5-Vocal Varieties. lO.15-Piano Playhouse. 1e:3O-Milady's Memo. 11:OO-MEET THE MISSUS-CBS 1:3O-Listeners' Digest-ABC. :45-March of Time. 11:55-Weather report. l2:00-Salon Serenade. 12.15-NewS. 12.30-Meet the Band. :OO-WINNER TAKE ALLEGES. 1::30-Light Classics. 2:OO-WHAT WOULD I SAY
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-19
IIINEAu GARDEN CLUB

Will meet Tuesday, Sept. 20th, at the home of Mrs. w. J. Walker
 Members, remember your dues are payable at this time. If unable to attend, mail your dues to the Secy- Treas, Mrs. Ray Renshaw. 302 It
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-19
cGc sToRIs PERSONNEL

Edward A. Hitler, Jr., RND of the Coast Guard Cutter Storis IS transferring tomorrow to St. Paul Island in the Pribilofs for LORAN duty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-19

Restyling ana complete fur ser- vice right here in Juneau. Finest workmanship. Martin Victor Furs
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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-08

MuZlkOS kureJaS - kOmpO-
zitorius Vanagaitis buvo is Die
vo malones. Gal tue pasakymu
kai kas nusistebes? Bet taip
buvo. Pradejes jaunas vargoni-
ninkauti, muzikoje ne ka tebu-
vo prasilavines. Pasitaik i u s
progai, jis studijavo Drezdeno
konservatorijoje metus SUI vir-
sum (nuo 1919 m. pradzios IL
gi 1920 N.Y. Tai ir visas jo
mokslas. Net reikalingiausiu
dalyku, kaip harmonija, kuri
kompozicijai tas pats, kas ra-
sybai gramatika, nuodugniai
nebuvo praejes, jau nekalbant
apie kontrapunkta, formas, fu-
ga ir kt., kas butina kompozi-
toriui. Normalus kompozicijos
kursas apima 6-8 metus. Bet
jis, matyt, buvo is Dievo ma
lones apdovanotas jautria nuo-
jauta ir, ia vadovaudamasis,
bande kurti didesnius dalykus
solistams ir chorui. Nors tie
kuriniai daugelyje vietQ, ypa-
tingai solo, patys savaime
prasosi didesnio apipavydali-
nimo, bet is melodines puses,
nuotaikos zvilgsniu - tik pa
sigereti tenka. To atsiekti, ka
atsieke Vanagaitis, gall tik di-
deliu prigimtu gabumu memo
srityje zmogus. Paimkime kad
ir tokia DANA chorui "Ei, pa
SAUL, mes be Vilniaus nenurinl-
SIM. Kick tos dainos pacioje
pradzioje yra pasiryzimo If
karingo. .upo, nors toliau: jis pa
sineria banaliskoje ir neberyz-
tingoje melodijoje, suslubuo-
damas formoje. Bet pabaigoje
atsibunda ir vel verziasi "a
vingas ir negincytinas karin
gas upas. Kitas priesingo upo
veikalas: 'Zuvusiems uz Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybe" pilnas
gedulo ir sirdpersu persunktas
upas. Taip pat DANA "Tas ne
brolis, ne lietuvis, kas nemyli
Lietuvos' yra daugiausiai to-
bula forma ir nuo pradzios Xxi
gallo islaiko karinga = vieno-
da upa. Labai vykusi DANA
chorui, nors ir mazutele, bet
itikinanciai skambanti "Lais-
yes Varpas''. Bendrai INFANT,
chorui dainos is taisyklines pu-
ses jam geriau sekesi rasyti,
nekaip solo.
Kaip graziai ir kupina mel
les skamba melodija dainoJe
"Mamyte", tik gala, kad SUI
slubuoja formoje ir harmoni-
joje, O siaip veikalas vienas
rimciausiu tos rusies. Kaip
dainos "Stasys", Dude | e.,
"Godeles' pilnai atitinka savo
uzduociai, ju tekstai arti susi-
je SUI muzika sudaro vieneta.
Tas artimiausia Vanagaicio sic
lai ir prigimties budui, ju If
sukurimas tenka' laikyti vyku-
stu.
"As bijau pasakyti' yra la
bal vykusi is visu pusiQ, jel
izanga pianui nebutu persun-
kta gedulo upu, lyg apie mirtl
ruosiamasi kalbeti. Jei ia lzan-
ga butu kick lengvesnio poJu-
clio, kaip ir patti DANA, kupina
ne liudesio, bet stoka drasos
pasakyti "as myliu", tai butQ
viena geriausiai pasisekusiu jo
soliniu dainu. Matyt, jis jaute
trukuma sudetingesnems dali
noms kurti, todel ju nedaug ir
rase. Solo dainu galima priskai-
tyti arti penkiolikos ir pora de-
setku chorui, kai tue tarpu sa-
vo liaudiskoje kurybos srityje
sukure ar pritaike apie 600
dainu, daineliu, dainusku. Tas
aiskiai parodo, kokia rusl mu-
zikos jis mego ir kokioje ru-
porko o1fa ! Aria n11s1 \
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-08

in-law and grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. c. E. Tillman.
Emery Morris of Beaumont,
Tex, spent the weekend at home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Morris, and other relatives.
Glennie and Peggy Tillman Wis
tied relatives and friends here
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Jones have
as their guest Mr.. and Mrs.
George Richardson, Mr., and Mrs.
Perry Richardson and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Richardson
of Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Mrs. Dellie Ishee and grand
daughters, Misses Margie and La
nette Ishee of Bayou la Batre,
who have been visiting in the r.
E. Corley home returned to Bayou
la Batre Tuesday, accompanied
by Miss Dorothy Dell Corley who
will visit them.
Mrs. Henry Ugas underwent
a major operation at the Jackson
County hospital last Friday and
is still hospitalized.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-08
Member of Mdgnolio
School Faculty
Attends Workshop

F. Estella Smith of Moss Point,
English teacher of the Magnolia
Colored high school, was selected
by the State Agent P. H. Easom
to receive an all expense paid
scholarship to participate in a
workshop for principals, teach
ers and supervisors at Gram
bling-Tuskegee Graduate Work
shop at Grambling, La.
The scholarship which amount
ed to $103.25, came through the
Department of Institutions of
Higher Learning and the General
Education Board.
She has practically completed
the required hours for her Mas
ter's degree in Education at Fisk
university at Nashville.
Other states represented in the
Grambling Tuskegee workshop
are Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas
and Oklahoma.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-07-08
]. B. Kendall Wins
Trophy In Green
Trout Rodeo

J.. B. Randall of Pascagoula
was the winner of the green trout
rodeo sponsored by the Easy Pay
Tire store of Moss Point. accord
ing to an announcement by Al
ton Thomson. manager.
Mr.. Randall landed a five pound
five ounce trout while casting,
to win the Pfleuger Supreme reel
given as first prize. His catch,
made early in the contest. was
never equalled, however Buster
Patterson of Helena set a record
by winning second and third
places both.
The second place prize winner
caught by Mr.. Patterson while
casting in Dog River, weighed
four pounds and eight ounce and
the third place prize trout which
was also hooked by Mr.. Patter-
son while casting in Black Creek.
weighed three pounds and 10
ounces.
He received for his trophies a
SIS casting rod and a SIS fly
rod.
The contest, which was open
to all anglers, started the first
of April and ended Thursday,
June 30. Over 800 entries were
made in the contest in which the
biggest green trout, by weight,
won. The only restriction on the
contesting anglers was that the
trout had to be caught by hook
and line, not nets, set lines nor
gigs.