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THE SUN, BALTIMORE, TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 9. 1043 15 lide at the Coliseum tonight in the weekly mat show. These Behomoths WOULD CURB UPSETS MARK McCardell SMOKING HERE CAGE GAMES SAYS SHARK SAVED LIFE Seaman Asserts Big One Blocked Other's Way Just Before He Was Rescued TILLET IN TOP RASSLING TILT The Angel, Grotesque Frenchman, In Wrestling Bout Tonight At Mess-Kit Lid Sports News Bill Offered In Council On Re St. Katharine's And Holy Cross has been termed a bad actor in his previous appearances here.

The Terror wiU come to grips with Karl Pojello The Angel's working manager. Yellow Mjsk Back Again George Macricostas. aa rx; from Greece, and Herman Levin, a New York Jewish star, both newcomers to Baltimore will meet ia a 30 minute preliminary. A bout of 15 minutes length between Ike Isner and Jim Stefantra will open the card. And the Yellow Mask is back again on the card.

The Mask will tackle Irish Jack Kelly in another prelim. The fans like Johnnie Long be quest Of Board Of Fire Commissioners Parochial Teams Triumph In St. Joe Loop By LEE McCARDELL Sunpapcrs Staff Correspondcntl of the grunt and growl are expected to perform before the largest crowd to witness a mat test in many days. Neither of the two gentlemen weigh less than 200 pounds. The Angel, it is rumored, is worthy enough to draw a big crowd himself.

Remains Undefeated In all his campaigning in this country he has yet to be pinned. But Talun. called the Polish champion, may be the man to upset the dope. Wladislaw, even bigger than Maurice, is just as capable. At any rate, the rasslin' addicts are bound to see something different in this main bout.

It is listed as a one-fall, no-time-limit affair. An old enemy of the Baltimore fans will be back in a semi-windupj Somewhere in England, Jan. 27 Applicable To Theaters, Nigh First Four Teams In Each (By Air In one of the brightly lighted but blacked out Charley Matthews, Survivor Of 'Sinking, Tells How 'Wilbur' Followed Lifeboat To Meet Wladislaw 'Iron Talun. Golden Terror Returns In Preliminary Test Clubs, Stores And Other Buildings Division To Enter Playoffs Round Friday gymnasiums of the post, soldiers of the force shout themselves hoarse at night, cheering their company and battery favorites in elimination boxing matches which eventually will produce a set of cause he gives them the action tij HTJLBERT FOOTNER An ordinance which would ban smoking in many places of public St. Katharine's and Holy Cross Maurice (The Angel) Tillet and Wladislaw -(Iron) Talun, who are billed as the biggest and, in all Charley Matthews believes that his life was saved by a shark.

When pulled mild upsets in defeating St they like to see. The 30-minute bout between Long and Tony Ml-lano is not unlikely to be dierent force champions. assembly was introduced last night in the City Council by Jerome Patrick's and Star of the Sea The boxing season got under way probability, the strongest men in the rassling game today, will col the young seaman was forced to jump overboard from his sinking tussle. It is the Golden Terror who from their other appearances. the final games of the regular sea Sloman, vice-president, on request 2h with a card of fourteen bouts and a battle royal, all the fighters coming son of the Mount St.

Joseph Paro of the Fire Board. ship, this particular shark, bigger chial School Basket-Bali League AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS from within the ranks of an in Specifically, the measure would make it unlawful for any person to smoke, carry or have any lighted fantry battalion commanded by The former won by the score of 30-22, while Holy Cross triumphed than the others, blocked another ehark, which was about tq sieze him. and before the big fellow Lieut. Col. William C.

Purnell. of over Star of the Sea. 25-24. Ou maicn, pipe, cigar or cigarette, or 4 STARS" Baltimore. CHARLEY MATTHEWS Saved by hungry shark STARTS TODAY AT 10 A.

M. Lady of Good Counsel defeated St could get In his lick, Charley was carry or use any portable open Capt. Tony Miller, of Baltimore Cecelia's. 27-11. light in or upon any part of a build hauled aboard a lifeboat.

may Y. NEWS N. ing used or occupied as a theater, For days afterward the same To Play Off Ties who refereed the fights, finished with the biggest nose in the British Isles after having become involved stern sticking up in the air. So I I The Brilliant Stars of the Screen Year! shark followed the lifeboat, look St. Katharine went into a tie motion-picture theater, sports cen ter, night club, department store for first place in the Eastern Di hollers to Benny: 'I'm going over the side, Benny! with 1.311 pounds of American sol church, bazaar, warehouse and vision by virtue of its win over St ing lovingly at who is an exceedingly well-nourished boy.

The shark was easily recognizable diery during the battle royal. Follow building used for storage or manu ttADHAU 1 Blindfolded Fighters facturing purposes. "So I jumped down to the well Patrick's; Holy Cross tied up with Star of the Sea for third place in the Western Division and Ss. Philip because he as darker in color than ah tne oattie royalists were deck and from the well deck into the sea. The suction of the ship was 1 It has been reported for some time that the Fire Department would sponsor such a measure as blindfolded.

Six hundred and fifty and James and St. Mary's of Govans pounds of them came from Com did likewise in the Eastern Division pany of the battalion and consisted terrible. 1 got my feet against the ship's side and kicked away with all The ties will be played off dur a result of the tragic lire at Boston in which nearly 500 persons lost of Sergt. Jerry Miller and Cor ing the week so that the playoffs my might. That's when I hurt my knee.

Tore the ligaments or some may get under way Friday night porals Irvin Clancy and Charles McWilliams, all of Baltimore, and their lives. Sent To Two Committees The first four teams in each division thing. I never saw Benny again. Sergt. Oscar Dunn, of Bivalve Lieut.

Col. Richard C. O'Connell will enter the playoffs. the others, and had a jagged whitish scar on his snout. Charley christened him Wilbur.

Father Was In Marines Charley lives with his parents, his brother and two sisters at 307 Fonthill avenue, West Baltimore. His father, William McKinley Matthews, served for four years in the marines during the first World War; consequently, Charley felt that it was up to him to carry on the family tradition when this war president of the Council, referred Sharks Sighted The fellows in the water were Last Game Thriller MURDERER? Wht Tbis Man I love? The flaming longings of htr lifetime frozen by by sudden dread of the man of her dreams' SKISBAll PRODUCTIONS pt ma. ine otner bob pounds came from Company, and included Staff Sergeant Ernest Romm, of the bill to the Committee on Legis The best game of the last round lation, headed by Leon Abramson hollering: 'Sharks! I saw a lifeboat about a block and a half Baltimore. of the regular season was the final one. It was for first-place honors Fourth), and the Committee on the Fire Department, headed by Captain Miller isn't sure who or in the Western Division as St Mar away and I wondered if I could make it.

I said to a fellow in the what hit him. All he knows is that Mrs. Ella Bailey Sixth). tin defeated Monastery, 25-23. he went down with the rest of them Mr.

Abramson announced a joint ihe game went into the second water: Do you think I can make And he said: In your state of came along. hearing would be held on the ineas The judges were unable to reach any decision as to who won the overtime period and was decided ure by the two committee? at by a "sudden death" goal by Lou battle royal. But the results of P. M. next Monday.

He declared he Charley is 17, 5 feet 11 inches tall, weighs 180. He entered the prize ring when he was only 14 with a manager and everything. For his appca.anc--, in the ring he Reich in the fifth second of the period. Lou practically won the was opposed to the bill. seven other three-round bouts in which Marylanders took part mind I guess you can make "Well, I did make it.

I learned swimming at the Y. M. C. A. There were sharks around.

You could see their fins sticking out. The lifeboat I have great respect for the game single-handed by scoring 19 follow: points. Staff Sergeant Edward Green adopted the name of Charles Paul views of the Fire Department, but I think this bill is a piece of bad legislation, and I am opposed to it iwo seconds before the regula low, 143 pounds, Baltimore, and That was so his mother wouldn't was loaded down almost level with tion ending Gerald Griffin kept the Private Stephen McNeil, 150 personally," he said. "Despite ray the water. Her capacity was painted Monstery in the game with a basket know what he was up to.

Turned Down By Navy pounds, Framingham, Mass. iebesq oaeci "Pride of Ihe Yankee" ond "Mr. Miniver I his great performance in Gtien on her thirty-five persons and to make the score 23-23. Neither Private Walter Ward. 141) pounds When he was 16 he tried to enlist personal feeling on the matter, however, I wi'l do my best to sec that a fair and impartial hearing she had sixty-eight aboard.

team scored in the first overtime. Baltimore, and Sergt. May in the navy, but since ho neglected GOOD COUNSEL ST. CECILIA "When I asked them to take me 148 pounds, Baltimore, battled to a is held on the proposed ordinance." F. G.

Roche.f 1 to lie about his age, they told him to come back in a year. He couldn't in, the fellow in command, he said Roach. draw. Defines Night Club Private Beats Sergeant raer.i Sidlowski. Irwin.

Beracr.c Suter.f 2 Cooke.c... 1 Cone. it. 1 u-o 8:0 li 0-0 0-0 G. 4 1 1 0 4 2 1 P.

T. 0- 1 8 1- 2 3 0-0 0-0 2 0-0 0 o-i a 0-0 0 0-0 4 0-0 2 'Sorry, Bud, we got more than we can hold already. If I was to take you, all sixty-nine of us would be wait and enlisted in the merchant marine instead, as a wiper. On his first voyage he was promoted to Private Arthur Maczis, 160 rzcwlci. niKuun.i Jinire.K pounds, Baltimore, defeated Sergt.

in The measure was drafted in the office of F. Murray Benson, City Solicitor. In defining the various places where smoking would be banned, the ordinance declares Kaesier.a Maleckl.K. John Emerson, 160 pounds, Bel Air. Lost All Strength Totals Private Joseph Farinholt, 163 13 1-4 2' Totals.

5 1-4 1 pounds, Baltimore, defeated Pri "When I heard that I went limp. All the strength seemed to run out Score by periods: Good Counsel. 8 St. Cecilia 2 1227 6 11 that a "night olub shall mean any building where food or beverages vate James Hollifield, 161 pounds. fireman.

Last fall he was taken sick aboard his ship and was shipped home aboard another vessel for treatment. This vessel was a Dutch liner. "Finest ship on the sea," said Charley. As a free and idle passen of me. It was then that I saw the Shelby, N.

C. HOLY CROSS STAR Or THE SEA or both, are offered for sale, and big black shark shouldering the a Baltimore, defeated Private Robert dancing is permitted and such 1 Pedroni.f other shark out of the way so he Hudson, 182 pounds, Briar Hill, Pa building is open to the public." 2 F. T. G. F.

0- 2 2 RHtz.f 1 1-2 0- 1 0 Alt.f 2 0-0 O- 1 4 Kotopsky.I. 2 0-0 0- 8 Aniadio.c. 1 1-2 1- 3 5 Scully. 1 0-1 2- 3 6 Srlwajr.g. 3 2-4 Private Marvin Lewis, 200 Ka auun.c.

4 ger he expected to enjoy the voy could get me. I gave up hope. But then I felt a couple of pairs of A department store is defined as a retail store where more than Hooper. 2 Mariey.K.. 2 pounds, of Chester, on Kent Island, hands reaching under my arms and defeated Private Michael Donohue.

ten persons are employed. How 10 4-9 24 Totals 11310 2sJ Totals Score by periods: 189 pounds, of Philadelphia. they dragged me into the boat any how. ever, the measure does not apply Holy Cross. 7 Star of the Sea 7 it 825 224 Corporal Charles Bobblis.

201 to any space in the store where pounds, of Worcester, de food and beverages are prepared or ST. KATHARINE ST. PATRICK feated First Sergeant Joseph Staley, I served or to any space used as a G. F. "The sharks stayed with us tha whole time, including the big black fellow with the whitish scar that I called Wilbur.

Every day Wilbur and I looked each other over. I Chanexs.f. 3 1-4 5 D-l 10 200 pounds, of Williamsport, Md restroom in the store. N.Broder.r. 0 0-0 W.Broer.f.

1 r- 2iMrki.r. A bazaar is listed as a building Sergeant Andrew Uszynski, 155 1 1-1 1 1-3 2 0-2 0 2-2 Schller.c. 2 0- 5 Ani eill.K 7 1- 1 I.VKnlnki.ir where "more than ten persons are pounds. Baltimore, won by forfeit Dur wicz.a. 0 2-2 2 bet another sailor 50 cents that from Private John Zamboni.

153, engaged in selling merchandise, at Wilbur would stick by us to the Totals 13 4-12 301 4-9 22 4 Crenshaw. Pa. Another bout, sched retail or wherein the game of bingo end and I won. SS PHILIP JAMES ST. MARY.

GOVANS uled between Private Grafton or other similar games are open to G. F. "On the fifth morning, as it started to grow light, we found the public." L.Cerrato.. Boone, 175 pounds, of Union Bridee. and Private Schaffer, of Penalties for violation of the or Skinner.c.

ourselves in the middle of a con i 1-3 0-0 0-0 4 1-1 0-0 3 0-1 dinance are fines of not less than Farnen.c Bolzano. Pewama, was postponed. G. T. 3 1-2 7Mavnes.r 1 0-2 0 0-0 0 Davis.

5 0-1 lO Williams.c. 2 0-0 4 Hesslau.g. 2 0-0 4 Lanci.K. 0 0-0 Smitb.K. 13 VS 27l Totals voy.

How we got there without be cerrato.E $5 nor more than $25 for each Sergt. James M. Jonczak, of Bal Crispins, ing discovered by the destroyers no 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 offense. timore. was the announcer for the Totals body could tell.

We lit a flare to show them what we were, but they 9 2-5 20 evening. Score bv periods: Man Convicted Of Theft Last night a field artillery bat SS. fe, James 4 li Philip St. Mary. Govans 5 5 4 6 20 talion, commanded by Lieut, col.

Is Sentenced To Jail ST. MARTINS MONASTERY Charles R. Howard, of Baltimore, O. P. T.I G.

F. suspected a German trick and did not stop. I saw the gun captain on one ship training his gun on us to be ready for anything. One Ship Comes Back "I didn't give up hope. I said: George Camper, 26.

yesterday and containing many soldiers from Maryland, staged a card of 11 bouts 3 0-0 1 0-0 ox 3 was sentenced to serve two years in 5 1-3 11 Murphy. 0 0-2 McOrath.f 0 0-3 OjKellT.f HalliKan.f. 0 0- 0 0 Orlffln.e Liberto.c. 2 0- 0 Clark. 10-3 Reich.

g. 8 3- 5 19 ine same gymnasium, tapiauis jail on a charge of stealing $2,200 MCDONALD CAREY young hit star of Wake Island'l PATRICIA COLUNGE HENRY TRAYERS WALLACE FORD GUARANTEED TO BE ONE OF THE GREATEST PICTURES EVER MADE! 2 0-2 0 0-0 age. "We were bound home from the coast of Africa." he said. "One afternoon I felt kind of nervous. 1 suppose it was what they call a premonition.

My cabin was down on deck and I went down to get my cigarettes. While I was in there Wham! There was terrific shock that lifted me clean off my feet and slammed my head against the overhead. The ship trembled all over like a person with the shakes. Ran For the Stairs "I ran for the stairs. My best buddy was with me: name of Benny.

When we got on deck there was so many crowding the ladder to the boat deck, Benny couldn't make it. But I got hold of the ladder and I hung on to it until Benny climbed over my body. Then I went up after him. "Up on the boat deck I saw a smashed lifeboat and I said: 'What's But they told us it was an engine-room explosion, not a torpedo, so Benny and I went down to deck again to get our money and our seaman's papers. "I never did get my money, because there were two more awful explosions that slammed me around my room and knocked all the sense out of me.

I can't tell you just what happened because I don't remember. "I didn't pass out because I found myself upon the promenade deck again. My first thought was for Benny. 'O. God! Where's I hollered.

Then I saw him on the boat deck just above me. "But it was too late then to try for the boats. The ship was sinking right under my feet. You know, sliding under forward with her W. D.

Buttner and G. M. Stover, of from a woman tavernkeeper from 'They have seen us. Somebody will Baltimore, were the judges. New Jersey.

Judge Eugene O'Dunne Totals. 11 3-13 25' Totals .11 1-5 23 come imposed the penalty. The bouts had a distinctly profes Sure enough, after they had all Score by periods: St. Martin' 8 6 8 2 0 6 8 7 2 0 225 0 23 According to testimony produced sional touch in the services of Capt. passed, one ship came back.

We all E. Collins, of Pittsburgh, as an thought this was a British convoy, by Thomas N. Biddison, prosecutor, the woman, Miss Ann Witte, had 1 I Park Defeats Seton nouncer. but this ship when she came close won $2,500 on the races shortly be "In this corner," the captain broke out Old Glory. Oh, boy! Old Varsity, 20-17, To fore Camper stole twenty-two $100 Glory did not fail us! would bellow, "we have Alfred Lord Tennyson.

147 pounds, the bills from her pocketbook, leaving Remain Unbeaten When I set foot to the deck of $1,430 untouched. Green Mountain boy from the head that ship I was reeling. Somebody r-M nr- 1 TN LOEWS The pair were in a downtown the ALL CARS AND BUSSES LEAD TO The Park School girls varsity shoved a bottle of cognac into my ji ii inn ater when Camper excused himself, basket-ball team maintained its un quarters battery. And in this corner, still in those herringbone twills at 143 pounds, none other than hand and I drank till I could drink JUUL drove off in the woman's automo CMLt 1 defeated record by scoring a 20-17 no more. Then I drank some water THEATRE STARTS THURSDAY! 1 Thomas the Terror, of the Old Do victory over Seton yesterday, on the WAIT ST.

bile and then left the city for a couple months the court was told. If NOW) 7nH WFFKI and sat down and cried and cried because Benny wasn't safe beside latter's home court. minion and Sergeant Schmidt's The woman, according to the evi PEHF. CONTINUOUS )Q UNTIL shadow from service battery!" Virginia Johnson and Joan Seff NOEL COWARD'S DJ WHICH WE SERVE 12 NOON FROM 11 A. M.

DAILY 4 me. dence, made Camper's acquaintance here while attending races in Mary led the team to its fifth straight Crowd Boos Decision We were landed on a British STARTS THURSDAY victory by caging a combined total Lord Tennyson and the Ser Oerfrfarrf Ray Mllli IN PERSON ON OUR STAGE island and I went to the hospital for six weeks. Then I shipped back of 18 points. Paul.M "THE CRYSTAL BALL land. Camper gave an address in the 400 block East Twenty-second street.

geant's Shadow fought to a draw Seton reversed proceedings in decision which the crowd booed. the jayvce contest, ending on the But in another 140-pound bout "the pED PIPERS" TOMMY DORSEY'S SINGING STARS to Baltimore and went to the Marine Hospital here for a checkup. The doctors here told me I would be fit for sea duty on February 25, topside of a 28-21 score. AnnSothern Melvyn Douglas Baltimoreans To Hear Corporal George Spontak, of Pitts "3 HEA JULIA I RTS FOR Miss Robinson tallied 14 points burgh, scored a clean knockout over nd was followed by Miss Volts who jSPLUS OTHER BIG ACTS! and I'm ready for it. Private Floyd Stamiho, of Elmira scored five baskets.

Summaries -1 Red Skalton Ann Rutherford N. Y. And the cannoneers in the Russian Historian Vladimir Kazakevitch, Russian historian, will be the guest speaker at a "Salute to Russia" program at VARSITY "WHISTLING IN DIXIE SCREEN: "MY HEART PARK SETON bleachers roared for blood when Corporal Sam Forish, 160, of up G. F. T.

3 0-0 6 .3 0-4 6 Johnson. f. Gutline.f Feriruson. F. T.

3-4 11 3-4 7 0-0 2 0-0 0 O. 4 2 town Philadelphia, defeated Cor Watner.f Seff.f Chessler.r. Levi.i 8.30 o'clock tonight at the M. II. A.

under the auspices of the North Qulll.I I 0-2 2 8 1817 3rd WK! LITTLE CLAUDETTE COLBERT RONALD COLMAN ROSALIND RUSSELL fir 1 1 Ml 1 WfriW Totals 7 fl-8 20 Totals poral Louis (Shamrock) Lieber-man, of downtown Philadelphia, in three of the fastest rounds of the evening. rTl tfii .1 Weller 1,500 Martin Workers Mark Anniversary Of USO Club Party, Lasting From 8 P. M. Until 3 A. Is Attended By Employes From Three Different Shifts west Branch of the Russian War Relief.

Taking part in the musical por Franz Dobbs Nunent O'Donnell Strauss Gutman Dorf HUMPHREY BOGART IMGRIO BERGMAH PHILIP DORN ANNA STEN Score by Halves: "UNDER 2 FLAGS tion of the program will be Rich Park 13 720 Other results: Corporal Charles Ashe, 120 Seton. II ard Goodman, Baltimore pianist; a HEHREID pounds, Baltimore, lost to Private JUNIOR VARSITY SETON PARK PAUL Gasper Rizzo, 120, of Bound Brook, ai. MITI string quartet from the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, the Russian Trinity Church Choir and the O. 1 LAST 2 DAYS Prlcltl. lane "SILVER i- thr G.

Ctorfe Rraa QUEEN" I New Jersey. Strauss.f 1 Seibowi.f.. 5 Volts.f 5 Robinson. f. 7 F.

T. 0-2 10 0-0 14 0-0 4 0-0 0 F. T. 0- 0 2 2-3 12 1- 2 7 0-0 0 0-0 0 Pokrok Czecho-Slovakian dance tzsim cta.l. Army Provides Music Sergt.

LeRoyd Schmidt, 177, Bal- weiler.r 3 Bernev.f. Ncuberaer.f. 0 McClure.I. 0 group. Jack M.

Fox Js president of the HIDE Ml tmorc, won irom hcrgi. cnesier Totals 0 3-5 21 14 0-2 2H PITER tORM I Totals Northwest Branch. herry Hanov Schwoeble, 170. of Pittsburgh. Lat Day "ZIECFtlD Giai" ROSLYfl Beese 8traus archenhorn Miner THURSDAY, FEB.

11, LYRIC at 8.30 Baltimore Symphony Reginald Stawart, Conductor I oral Premiere of Debunny'n "The Blessed Damozel" ilh tnmrii'i rhorim of 40 roirei-Martha ljirrlmor. rontrallo aolout. and Elaanor Stabar, Soprano Member of th Metropolitan Opera Co Fifth Symphony tTchaihovaky. Overture "Roumund," Schubrt. Aria (Verdi) and "Sorcerar'a Apprentice" (Dukaat- Seats 56c to $2.77 at Albaunh's HE.

Lexington. Orch. Headquarters. 305 Charles. C.

C. Cappel. Manager. -I'M W-VH W-V, I Corporal Hulse (Junior) May-ard, 147, Baltimore, won from Lecture On Baltimore fjtarta Tmrit BOR MOel "GHOST BnEAKERS" Rautette a4d.r4 wiison Score by halves: Reton If 10 2S Park. 921 Corporal Sanford Barron, 147, of Cleveland.

Scheduled By Ad Cluh An illustrated lecture on "Down ma. Sergt. William (Willie from Room 12) Dunstan, 170, Baltimore, won LAST DAY! "LIVING GHOST" Plus Cartoon Show town Baltimore" will be given by "MISS FROM MOSCOW Lola Lana from Sergt. Albert (Bones) Bet-tein, 175, Baltimore. Beware Coughs The army furnishes a regulation "VIVID AND lsj STIRRINCT if hSzJtZl sop nii CfrTyTyj' tfTi.l (' iMNl LFT-UIUM EISJL Fifteen hundred Glenn L.

Martin workers observed the first anniversary of their USO Club at Arrow Acres last night at an "around-the-shift party" in the clubhouse. The party, which began at 8 P. M. and lasted until 3 A. was attended by men and women who work on three different shifts at the aircraft plant.

Those who arrived later in the evening wore their working clothes and mingled on the dance floor with formally attired and uniformed guests. When the club was opened last year, the ceremonies were attended by a number of celebrities, but last night the members put on the show from start to finish. George H. Pickens, of the Martin production department, was master of ceremonies for a program which included two plays presented by the Martin Players, vocal selections by the Martin Minstrels and dance music by the Glenn L's, an orchestra composed of war workers. Speakers included Avery McBee, head of public relations for the Martin plant, and Frank A.

Ruth, athletic director at the company. Others on the program were Mrs. P. Henry O'Brien, wife of a Martin machinist; Miss Irene Enser; Martin Clark, leader in the body department; Charles Pagh, material clerk; Miss Kathy Rittler, clerk, and Miss Dolores Merritt. The grand march was led by Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Egner. He is foreman of the welding department. A large red-white-and-blue birthday cake was presented in a ceremony in which participants included Mrs. Ida Mae Bartels, senior hostess; Miss Charlotte Morris, junior hostess; Judge Michael J.

Birmingham, chairman of the house committee; Patrick Binford, regional supervisor, and Miss Elizabeth J. Kelly, director of the USO. Chairmen of the committees in charge of arrangements were: Mrs. Grace Macintosh, refreshments; Mrs. Evelyn Norwood, flowers; Miss Mary Gruss, decorations, and David Handel, floor management.

from common colds That Hang On rvpnmnlsion relieves nromntly be ring, gloves ana sneakers for the boxers and canned music for the spectators before and after the bouts. The soldiers fight in their fatigue pants and woolen NATIONAL SYMPHONY Han Klndler. Conductor Feb. 16 Lyric 8:30 Soloist JOSE ITURBI. MaaUs Ticker: Sl.M SI 2-2X Bonney Concert Bureau S27 N.

Chariee St. LCa- 3 1 UDDY CLARK JOHUfY BURKE OXFORD BOYS Tfc CRRISTIMIS cause it goes right to the seat of the trnuhto to heln loosen and expel MARRY KING a ARLINA JH D. Stuart Webb at a luncheon meeting of the Advertising Club of Baltimore at 12.15 P. M. tomorrow in the Emerson Hotel.

G. Harvey Porter, director of the Downtown Committee, is program chairman. Col. Harry D. Southard, chief of chaplains of the Third Service Command, was appointed cluL chaplain at a meeting of the Board of Governors.

Oyster Roast Planned The Loyal Democratic Club of the Eighth ward will hold an oyster roast on Sunday afternoon at Col-lington Hall, 1932 North Gay street. George E. Ehrhart is chairman of arrangements. germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender. Inflamed bronchial mucous mem Illinois Trips Ohio Quint Columbus, Ohio, Feb.

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Bronchitis Phillip, the mini's Big Ten scoring leader, to eight points..