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ine va-va--rjiis- won Ivictory from the Ahimni, Thie teain standings of are as follows: a su rprise 15 to 10. .March 1r W L. PCt.' NlIurPhY'rs Lodge ...........12 i 1 2 Wllmette, ConfectIoners . z. , S. 769 Almi..................S 8 :396 Red Devils. ......... 8 .385. Rovers................5 8 .385 V iV -Is .. ..... 10Io .231 AUl the teamns inithe, "C" Basket- hal leguèhave 'taken, the motto- 'Beat the Uknows."-the Ridge Runi- il er s vatne close to ità last. Vednes- day night., At the haif, .the Ridge boys led 23 t 1 and maititained a sinallInmargin throughout the scn haif until but 30 seconds, vas lef t to play., The Uknows were shooting f roni ail over Andrews.nmade a bas- ke,-t to tic ftie score vvith -;0 seconds 1,0» play- Andrews initercepted .hfie tlirow in of the Ridge Runners and made the winn-ing score, as the final Mhistle blew. The Flashes took a 44 to 30 -,viii over the Terriers to corne out of the ce11-a«r position in the standings. The lahswenit into an. early. lead and lield the advantage* for- the gaine. Bill Ford, 'usually :a big scorer for the Terriers, was held to fontr point s., which influienced thec outeome of tlic ~a n . The Wacker .-\. C. lost. 22 to 33. to Illhe )emlons-. Captain Bill Smlithi of the enîots was hiot iii the first half. sýcoriing cighit points, which, %vith the basket. lie mnade i the second lialf.* gave inii the. scoring hoiiors for the, Team Standings W. L. Pet. 1'knu0, O1.000. Ridge Runniers ý2 1 .6671 .D. ... ... - .2 1 .667 Terirs..... I2 .3331 .'ase..................-1 2 .33 Wke A. C. 0 .1 .000 "9DI"LEAGUE Teana Standing W. L. Pet. .......... 10 2 . 3 la'X....... ........ 10 3 .76f4 WUis.................. 8 5 .615 Blow 0uts . ... .. ..8...385) Con-Ya-Muts 3' 9 .250 "E,, LEAGUE and undee roads, Friday, April 1, Ctbess club and Sunday, April 3, fifth anniversary Meni's club, of the camp. and indivjc Plans for the affairare being for- thusiasts m, rniulated along the saine unes as charge will mnarked a similar -observance, of the Free inistruc fourth ýannIiversary a year ago, Wbich able. Furthi was. enjoyed by .hundreds, of North, tournament Shore residents. Hienry L.1 Dme Pril 1. 1nue. Sitîce the There, will be a dinner on April 1 ground ani ini one of the,,companys mess halls, sponsoredt for speciallv invited guests, who will one thousar also'ie conductied .on a tour of ini- larned. tht spection Of the project while the men parks and are at work. an ndiap Sunday, April.-3, will be open bhouse, theganie ha when the ýpublic will be given, an- op-- porýtun1ityto insýpect the entire proj- Man HuJ-f est. The Skokie lagoons developmrent is. onie of, the Iargest, CCC projects in' Gene Kei the United States, and Camp Skokié fellf roin-a Valley is the largest camhp of its kiid, day evening, inthe Civilian Conservation corps. of, the left At.present. there are six companies Iment wasy totaling 1,200 enrollees. ma~n Nwas tal E. . Lundin is principle project pital. NÏ11 be welcome. A small bce made for refreshments. etion in chess will be avail- er information about the tmay 'be obtained f rm Beach, 1114- Ashland ave.- tNational Boa d of Play- d. Recreation. Activitiesý the. gamne of chess over id people of ail ages have ie gaine in Milwaukee's playgrounds alone. .This. is mn o 'f the great impetus as, had in recent years. art in Falý Taken Evanston H ospita !mper, 703, Park avenue, tchair ini the home Sun- g, and sustained a, fracture arm. The police depart- notified, and the'ý injured1 iken to the Evanston hos- June- llth on your calendar NOWi GRAND OPIENN of the .motel Mooi»e *Enchawtingly Located *Superlwie iàn. &rvice Moderate in Tar.ip Hotel M orailue et the luke I 4 m 9oe., Hfrs TEýD * Now..You Can ,FLY UNITED- t. United Air Uines announces n ew faster service from Curtiss Airport, to New York, Cleveland, Washington,. Boston,, Philadeiphia and other eustern citieti. I * - - - -------------- .........