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SAUL'S ADDITION.

DctdCncQ bIlCk.
Right OF 14th street. This beau-
tiful home, built by the owner for his
own use fs MASTERPIECE in modern
home construction. II ts MORE
THAN COMPLETE. with many un-
usual features. The arranKement OF
the house is for two families There
are spacious living room with flre-
place. beamed- ceiling dining room.
large kitchen. two bedrooms. bath
and sleeping porch on first floor:
three rooms and bath on second. The
sleeping porch is glassed in and cop
per screened. Baths have built-in
tub and fixtures. House Is metal
weather stripped throughout There
are hardwood floors. hot-water heat.
FRIGIDAIRE. slate roof. FoUR-CAR
BRICK GARAGE. This home cannot
be duplicated in any part Of the city
at the low figure at which 10 Is
offered.
n. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc
141s Eye st. NV. Phone Main 5eok.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY

VIRGINIA. AURORA HEIGHTS. CORNER
Lee Highway. Two stories. g rooms. H. w b.
garage: slate roof: very deep rear yard.
+. WALT BURTON, JR.,
Insurance Bldg M 1R4a
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Reasonable terms of sale.
WIN, P. NoRMOYLE.
$40 F St: NV: Main 1855.
DETACHED HOME.
Splendid corner home in good northwes,
location. Commute car ride to downtown
section. This house has a full-length front
porch. reception hall. six rooms. tile bath,
lights. Screens and awnings. one-car garage
Price. only SO 1850 and 81 900 cash.
SHAPIRO-KATZ COMPANY,
ADA&H0No-1UMDENs.
1k16 K st. NV. Main ol1l.
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RENT--RTsIN:ss pROPERTY.
ADJOINING CORNER OF

ADJOINING CORNER OF 18th AND
N. Y. AVE.
] 200 square feet of ground floor space
at Washington's busiest corner. Window
display and location unexcelled. viii lease
for term of years at very low figure.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
SOt 18th St Main 2424.
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HAS AUTHORIZED
home on Kansas ave.
sherman Circle. 1t
improvements. glass
sleeping porches. 2
fronting on this circle
This is q good in
by appointment.
DT ANrR mo
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;E. 9 RMS. BATH
2nd floor equipped
wide ave; fine neigh
Lyments, 10000 incl
, SS.150.00. OWNER
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| VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO.. Inc
Phone Service to 9 PM.
S13,1OO.
Cleveland Park.
Detached Dutch colonial home with cer
ter hall plan 6 good rooms and bath: no
water heat. electricity and garage.
complete home at a conservative price.
$1,000.
North Col. Heights.
On an avenue convenient to 14th It. ear
dwelling with 6 rooms and tiled bath: als
a garage. House heated by hot water IN
| lighted by electricity Unusual buy.
$1,000.
Two-Family Apartment.
Near N. Cap. and S Sts.,
St. Martins Parish.
bath and rooms and bath separate ce
lars and separate furnaces. Rental over
thousand year.
$500.
Georgetown Bargain.
Nearly new brick house with 2 $50
u
and bath. with unusual electric eauipmen
Sacrifice price. as owner has left the city.
$3.50.
Park View Section.
On a good residential street. yet close
all commercial activities and to car line.
bath. oak floors. electricity. and q 2-cs
garage. Small family can rent out enoug
to carry the property.
$500.
Georgetown,
Near Wis. Ave. and P.
Brick house with 8 rooms and batl
adequate heating plant and electricit,
should interest investor or home seeker.
$12,5OO.
Near 10th, South of Spring Rd
hot hot water and equipped with electricity.
5000.
Near n. H. Ave. and r.
Choice rooming house section: With
walking distance of downtown activt,is.
and electricity. Underpriced.
S,oOO.
Near Library of Congress and
Close to Z. Cap. Car Line.
GOOD srss awfns Seas sss sh Ideal i0os oeso
for high-class rooming or boarding. =
$3.50.
NV. Location, Near Truxtor
Circle.
Substantial brick dwelling with room
on two floors also good bath, and 0 gafeg
on alley. Cellar under entire house. SUP
iect to an offer.
$3.50.
lust East of Saul's Addition.
Near car line and stores. nearly ne!
floors hot-water heat and electricity.
complete home. surrounded BY similar nev
$500.
Near Lincoln Park.
Brick. house with rooms and bath
tricity. Extremely low priced and witl
easy terms of purchase.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc.
REALToRs-ESTABLI 1887.
Phone Service to 9 PM.
1889 X st. NV. Main 10feS.
(Centinusd on the Next PsEe.l =
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S16,75O.
CHEVY CHASE.

$16,750.
CHEVY CHASE.
4 remarkable valus in a new de
tached Dutch colonial dwelling Just
west OF Connecticut ave. In a section
OF new, attractive homes. The house
Is strlkfngly individual in design and
- Of the popular center-hall plan
fireplace French doors opening 10
large porch: pleasant dining room,
large well equipped kitchen: Four fine
bedchambers; two tiled baths Gone
with shower): fioored storage attic:
STATE roof; copper gutteriHg: hot
water heat: electricity: many other
rennements. Large grounds with fine
shade trees. Private driveway to
roomy garage. Reasonable terme
Phone till 9 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS
THE HOME OF HOMES
Main $500
1417 K Street
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80 and sts.-Day Pharmacy.
aS0i GsorsiS AVE-. Z. Lampkin's Phar'
s seSs An :Gelllaovss At r. and Gift Co
18th and Buchanan sts.-Hohberger's Phar'
1%sh ST. and Colorado ave.-o'Donnell's
saep Mount pieasan. st.-Moun. Plsasan,
S}62 Califernis st.--Harry J. Paul.
n. " ~ ! ayes: and M s..-Perfect Pre-
scriptton Pharmacy,
lss ana :ss2 eDsHs Pssrm assAs
7tn ana X sts--Goldenbergs tttme clerk
N and g sts--smith's Cut, Rate Drug store
YIN and sts-L n, Forstss,s Pharmacy pS C.
eth and q s.s--M H. Hunton's, Pharmacy,
ga ave and Rock Creek Church rd.--Rocs
Ca: ave. and Upshur st-Petworth Phar-
sss9S GO. ave-Menck's Pharmacy.
SS Sdd9a ga aveEBrightwood Pharmacy.
isSb Mass. aSs'wpa mSa1% Pharmacy.
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Pharmacy.
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L
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., Prescription Pharmacy
Wisconsin ave. and Macomb st-Harry O.
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Takoma Park. $50 Cedar st-Mattingly
Bros Pharmacy.
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AZ dts fnd H sts;-Homs Drug Store.
~ st. ana snS IA Ma sa F Bradley
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500 East Capitol st.--Estlow & Tate Phar-
ca rs: s G sss Fsss
aoi Mos s. and r.. I. ave-cOllins' Pharmacy
az and d sHs5o SnarG'f Bsss Phsr
SOUTHEAST.
sth, and Eye .sts--F. r. Weiler's Pharmacy
11!h s!. and Pa. ave.-Fealey's Pharmacy.
SeSo. Pa ave. 6us
SOUTHWEST.
10Th ct; and Va. ave--Herberts Pharmacy
"a and L ets.-Columbia Pharmacy.
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DRIVERS.
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YELLOW CAB co,
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THE GIRL IN THE SECOND CABIN
BY Z. j. RATH.
'opyricht. 1895. By @. Hotovd WassJ
SYNOPSIS.

Spencer Trumbull. in order to be near his
health trip. hires his old college and war
days chum. Billy Trask. to make the sea
tr Trip in his plsce and promises him IeS9
the eye and care of Keller. a male nurse,
who H. a stranger to both. and thus fulfill
the orders of Trumbulls fathers physician.
Trask starts aboard the Gulf Stream in q
wheel chair, and no sooner is pushed on deck
the goddess" he dubs her. She is Miss
Kent. a society girl with mania for nurs-
ing. who takes at once to the interesting
invalid despite her dragon of an aunt. Miss
Grimm. Meanwhile Keller makes himself q
hero to Sidney Sands, a girl in the second
cabin, concealing his identity. Trask breaks
bounds and meets Sidney. who fascinates
him.
Continued from Yesterdays starr
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LION HUNT A FAILURE.
Roosevelt's Party Returns From
Mountains Without Trophies.

TUCSON, Ariz., December 81 R.--
The lion population of Arizona has
not changed because of the invasion
Of Archie Roosevelt and his hunting
party.
The famous hunter of the Owls
Poll, Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish and Fairman Dick returned
without any trophies yesterday after
spending two weeks in the Rincon
Mountains. Their guide reported that
they saw one lion trail. but that the
dogs were unable to follow it because
of the rainy weather.
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AMATEURS wanted for Park Theater; also
professional talent. Apply Capital Booking
Office. 81 18th st. NV. IL
p: G. PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER to coach
high school pupil in eighth grade English
Evenings; vicinity 10th and Columbia I'd
Phone Adams 9115 after go pm.
LADY or gentleman of refinement energetic,
not tlmid or afraid to work. Selling very
high-grade article for the better class OF
homes and buildings. Clean and pleasant
work. very liberal commission. Write for
personal interview. Address Box 305-x
Star office.
MEN and women quickly learn the real
not Interfere with present employment. Big
Gdegvelopment 70 be opepsd In near future.
A. NJ. Sheppard Bond Bldg.
SALESPEOPLE to sell small electrical de-
vices direct; salespeople making better than
S1O per day; sell on sight every house hav-
ing electricity. Columbia Elec Mfg Co.,
Az Louisiana ave. NV. Call between 2 and
4:30 pm. Mr.. Smith, Room 5. %"
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Oaks are, generally speaking, the
NOSE useful Of all trees for roadside
planting.
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SALESMAN,
SAL FSMAN


to sell electric refrigeration display cases
to butchers and grocery stores: our statesmen
average 81 80 per week: no experience neces-
sary. 9O2 National Bank Bldg. Ask for
LARGE MANUFACTURER
of wonderful new system of
household refrigeration needs
twenty high-grade statesmen to
follow up leads and take orders I;
every man will receive training
free; men who have ability to
earn large incomes will do we'll
to investigate this proposition.
Give complete information in
your reply, including age, expe-
rience and present employment.
All replies will be treated in con-
fdence. Address Box 447-V,
Star office.
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HELP-MALE (Cont'O.

YOUNG MEN and boys between II and
II years of age, with bicycles, as message
carriers during Christmas holidays. Mr.
Ewers. 1407 g st. NV. -
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WANTED-SALESMEN.


SAIESMEN-=Start new year handling quick
selling. staple products Of exceptional ap-
ton to executive positions for men of merit
227 Investment Bldg.
SALESMAN.
District manager large corporation wants
good; live-wire statesmen to sell an article
unlimited; quick returns. Ali hotels, apart
nlents aud public buildings prospects 0O2
District National Bank Bldg. Ask for Mr.
StinSOn.
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HEI FINALE AND FEMALE.

CALE,.NN AIN,
experienced in mems ready to wear. Ap-
ply 1877 9TH st. NV.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

COOK; boarding house; early hours; good
salary exp. 900 L st. NV
COOh and general houseworker, first class:
ianllly OF z; no Sunday work: must have
pest OF references; $50 mo. asia 2Sth ST.:
chevy Chase car
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GIRL, colored. reliable general homework;
sleep nights: $50 monthly. 1875 Buffalo
ave; TakonR Park. Phone Columbia
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JEWELRY AND TOYS-With our regular
auction sale tomorrow we have a nice lot
of toys and jewelry for you last. minute shop-
pers; come down and join the crowd; Won
buy at your own price. Shannon CaldWeii
& Co. LAucts.. 3O4 10Th NV e--
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAPERHANGING, painting and decorating
Koran. 1850 Newton st. ne. North 6Ss'.
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GENERAL HOUSEWORKER: no cooking
stay nights: references. 1406 Emerson st
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ALTERATION LANDINGS
be thoroughly experienced,
coats, dresses, furs. Call ol7
+ st. NV. ...-
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PERSONAL (COnt.)

COMPANION-I DESIRE POSITION AS
companion for invalid or chaperon for young
people. Phone Adams 6407.
THOMAS CIRCLE CLUB-ROOMS FOR
meetings, card parties. dances. piano. ortho-
phonic, Franklin ga. 90
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY
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BOOKKEEPING machine OPP
orator; must have experience on
Elliott-Fisher; permanent posi-
ton. Howe's, $50 to s. Apply
Mr.. Coonin. VIM. H. Hahn &
Co., 9TH and K SITS. NV.
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iowelry.. A. f. Arnold 1928 G ST. NV.
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Observation-Disclosures

SLIP COVERS. OVERSTUFFED SEPARATE
cushions, snap fasteners, tape bound. S1o.75
r. L. sherwood. 1913 2Sth Sc. L. $3.50.
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BUSINESS TNSTRTTCTTON =

80 -NA1h1k1 vs. NGNAAOLN.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR CIVIL sERV-
ST 500 to So 100 post oce e fqIsiT and mail
clerk; Patent ONCE, salary 81 $50; both men
and women The Civil Service Preparatory
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

ANTIQUE black and gold shawl: eight vols.
students Reference" S25, cost $50 new
s Oliver NO; O. $25; paintings old prints.
city: sacrifice. Apt 81 SIS H.
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Rooms
chrome paper, S975. We guarantee our
work in writing. and furnish recomnienda-
st. NV. Main 1852; evenings. FIR. 446. 25s
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CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS
FOR HOME,

SPECIAL PRICES FOR XMAS MONTH
only. Average size room scraped. pointed
up. sized and papered with polychrome paper
and binder. 81. As a gift for children a
room will be papered with nursery paper
free for every contract over S75. Cash or
terms: first payment to be made q fter JAN
L, 1927. PHILADELPHIA DECORATING
Co. INC. S11-S17 9th st. NV. Main 1896
Open evenings. 23s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-15
Nevers Looks
Good i'm Initial
Showing for Browns

Chicago, March 3.-(AP)-Ernie
Nevers, the blonde football star from
Leland Stanford, today proved his
mettle on the baseball field when he
pitched to big leaguers for the first
time and came through in good
shape, although his team failed to
win. The Brooklyn Dodgers. oppon-
ents of the st. Louis Browns. won,
8 to 8, at Clearwater. Fla.
, The st. Louis Red Birds second
team took a 6 to 8 victory at San
Antonio where the home town Bears
were victims. The showing of Pitch
ers Huntzinger, Bell and Miller was
encouraging to the Pilot. The first
team won to from San Antonio
Sothoron and Keen giving but four
hits.
At Los Angeles the Chicago Cubs
started their home run smashing
tactics with Hack Wilson and Cliff
Heathcote doing the dirt in an Is to
8 victory over the Hollywood Pa
cific Coast League Club. Heathcote
got a homer and three singles, scored
twice and drove in two runs in five
times up. Wilson'S homer followed
singles by Adams and Heathcote.
Blake and Bush allowed seven hits
while the Cubs gathered eleven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-15
Helen Wills to
Enter Tournament
At Cannes Today Q

Nice, France. Mar. 13.-(AP)-
Miss Helen Wills, the American ten
mis- champion, has added the wom-
ans singles of the Nice tournament
to her string of victories. In the
finals today she defeated Miss Isa-
bella Lee Mumford of Boston, go.
I'll. She lost the one game by ex-
perimenting with new strokes.
The interest in the tournament,
since the withdrawal Of Mile. Su-
zanne Lenglen. Frau Neppach of
Germany and Senorita De Alvarez,
the Spanish champion. was greatly
ahead of other competitors that the
singles matches ceased to be con-
tests.
The finals in the mixed doubles
will be played tomorrow. Miss Wills
and Charles S. Kingsley. who today
defeated Miss Mitchell and Charles
IT, Aeschlimann in the semi-finals
6-3, TO, will be opposed by Mile.
Vlasto and Henri Cochet. a strong
pair, against whom the California
girl has already competed in vain in
other matches on the Riviera.
Helen intends to play in the an
giles and mixed doubles Of the
Cannes Club tournament, beginning
Monday. There is an entry list of
over 300. Her strongest opponent in
the singles will be either Senorita
DE Alvarez or Mile. Vlasto, one of
whom Is expected to enter tomorrow.
Both have already met defeat at the
hands of Miss Wills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-15
Alpha Wins Final
Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Break Three Records
And Equal One at
BOwdOin Indoor Meet

Brunswick, Mar. 13.-Three Bow
doin College Interscholastic Indoor
Meet records were broken and one
was equalled this afternoon on the
occasion of the 18th annual games
held at the General Thomas Wor-
cester Hyde Athletic building. with
IS schools competing. Richard c.
Gentle of Brookline High not only
broke the interscholastic record in
the 45-yard high hurdles but he
equalled the worlds record in so do
ing.
In his trial heat and also in the
semi-final he was caught in d 10
seconds, which equalled the record
held jointly by Parshley of Medford
High and Luman of Exeter. In the
final heat he was pushed hard by
Rydlon of Thornton and to win had
to equal the worlds record of 6 Sec
onds fiat. By a coincidence that is
the second time within "A hours that
the worlds record has been equalled
III the building, Captain Hal Little
field of the Bowdoin varsity track
team having made the same time in
the inter-fraternity meet last night.
In the final heat of the 600 yard
run, Johnson of Somerville High
made mark of / minute, 10 2-5
seconds. The previous record was
held by Pierson of Lowell High. ]
minute, 20 10 seconds. The third
record to be broken was in the pole
vault in which Harold Harding of
Hebron Academy cleared the bar at
IL feet, 4 inches. which bettered the
record of IL feet, 1 inch, held by
johnson of Exeter.
Eric Smith of Brookline High
equalled the mark of "a seconds
held by Henry Hoffnell of Medford
High in tn 800 yard run.
TIL met was won by Huntington
school with 30 points. Brookline
High was second with "a Ia points
and Hebron Academy came third
with 10 points. The other schools
competing finished as follows: Bridg-
ton Academy Ii. Lynn Classical
High II. Portland High s 1-2, Thorn
ton Academy s IA, Somerville.
Mass, High Z. Lewiston High IA
Morse High of Bath 3 IL, Cony
High of Augusta 3. Stephens High
of Rumford 8. Gardiner High 1 To-,
South Portland High 3-4, Deering
High. Gloucester. Mass, High, Wa
terville High and Yarmouth High
failed to score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-15
CONY GIRLS TAKE
FAST GAME FROM
PORTLAND HIGH

After dropping several recent
games by wide margins the Cony
girls came back with a vengeance
Saturday afternoon, upsetting Port
land and upsetting the dope bucket
in one of the fastest games of the
year. The visitors were willing,
even eager to take over the Red and
White, but Saturday afternoon at
least the Cony team was four points
Better than the best Portland had
to offer for the occasion.
Captain Olena Moulton of the
winners was the individual star of
the game with total of IL points
to her credit. The visitors fought
hard but the game was remarkably
clean, with little personal fouling on
either side. AS Portland had pre-
viously held the touted Dee<'ing team
to two narrow wins the improved
style of play by the locals is appar-
ent. Robertson OF Portland saw the
impending defeat and fought desper-
ately to stave off the disaster but
the result of her efforts netted only
eight points, which fell short of the
winning margin.
The Cony team, largely picked up
from new materials this year, has
had hard schedule and has on sew
eral occasions this year suffered de-
cisive setbacks. The team came back
with the odds against them and won.
But a small crowd was in attend
ance but having demonstrated their
ability to hold their own with the
fastest teams in the State there
should be good turnout at the next
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% Nations Are
To Compete in
Davis Cup Tennis

New York, Mar. 13.-(AP)-Chal-
lenges for the Davis cup internation-
al tennis trophy have been filled by
% nations for the 1926 competition,
entries for which will close tomor-
row. the United States Lawn Tennis
Association revealed today, although
in Argentine and South Africa the
event has drawn two contenders not
represented last year. the 1928 rec
ord breaking entry Of 25 has been
reduced by failure of Spain. Den
mark, China, New Zealand and Aus
tralia to renew their challenges.
Officially recorded in the list are:
American zone-Canada, Mexico,
Japan, Cuba. Philippine Islands.
European zone-Argentine, Bel
GUM, Czechoslovakia. France. Great
Britain. Austria, Hungary, India,
Italy, Holland, Portugal. Poland.
Rumania. Sweden. Switzerland, Ire
land, and South Africa.
After the draw has been made at
Washington next Wednesday. the
Davis cup committee will meet here
the following day to arrange the va
rious ties and the inter-zone final,
which will produce a challenging ma
ton to oppose America for the tro-
ply in Philadelphia on September
9, 10 and IL.