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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, August Is (Spe-
cial) James Randall Cation has been
elected president OF the Smith-Robin-
SON. Moore Club. which established
headquarters in the Monticello Hotel
yesterday to begin an intensive CAM
paign In support of the Democratic
nominees. Mayor William A. Smoot,
DR.. S. B. Moore. Judge w. s. Snow.
Gardner l.. Boothe. I'd; r, II. Cox, NJ.
j. O'Connell, Elliott F. Hoffman, Roger
Sullivan, Mrs. d. Milton French. Al
bert " Bryan, M. 3. Harlow. Harry C.
Beverley, Mrs. William Moncure. Rob-
ert T. Carter. Arthur Herbert, Marshall
King. Mrs. H. Noel Garner, Judge j.
K. M. Norton and Mrs, Charles F.
Holden were elected vice presidents.
The finance committee is composed OF
TAYLOR Burke, chairman: B. B. Ezrine.
vice chairman; Elliott F. Hoffman,
Thomas j. Fannon, Howard t. Colvin,
Fl. A. Stewart, John d. Normoyle,
Roger Sullivan. Benjamin Well, Clay T,
Brittle, NJ. T. Dwyer. r. Fl. Cox, Charles
Henry Smith, Otis Fl. Hullings, Nelson
T. SNYDER, E. A. Sweeley, William S.
Snow. j. Fred Birrell, Thomas A,
Fisher. Carl Budwesky, E. F., TIGER.
Harry F. Kennedy Alfred Thomson. DIR.
Arthur Snowden and Charles W. King
An automobile owned by Mrs Edgar
II. Shreve of Alexandria avenue, Cot
tage Park, was stolen in Washington for
the second time yesterday. 1t was first
stolen August 5. and recovered by the
police in that city
Rev. Edgar Carpenter, pastor OF the
Grace Episcopal Church, addressed the
Alexandria Kiwanis Club Thursday at
Its weekly luncheon In the George Ma
son Hotel,
Frederick l., Flynn. local attorney,
will make the coronation address at
the Groveton day program in Fairfax
County Labor day.
Funeral services for Charles Edward
williams, 50 years old. who committed
suicide at his home. 1902 King street.
Yesterday, viii be held Tuesday MORN
ing in st. Mary's Catholic Church
at $50 O'Clock. Burial will be In the
Arlington National Cemetery. Mr.. Will
iiams. who had been respondent for
some time because of i'll health. hanged
himself with belt. DR., T, Marshall
Jones. city coroner, gave a verdict of
suicide. He was veteran OF the Span
ish-American War. serving in Company
G., Sd Virginia Volunteer Infantry.
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GUARDSMEN END
TRAINING TODAY
Parade and Review viii Com
pIete Camp Richie SerV-
ice of D. c. Units.
BY WILLIAM J. WHEATLEY
I CORRESPONDENT of The star.

STAN Correspondent OF lie St&r.
CAMP ALBERT C. RITCEIE. Cas-
cade. Md, August 25.-With formal in
SpectiOn III quarters today by battalion
commanders and parade and review
this evening, the troops of the National
Guard of the District of Columbia in
training here win complete their annual
field service and prepare 10 start home
to be mustered out.
The review Will be conducted by Col.
John w Oehmann, commanding the
l2lst Engineers. and commander of all
the troops in camp. and will be rendered
to Mai. Gen Anton Stephan. command
ing the District of Columbia Militia
and the 29th National Guard Division.
The Engineers are staging competi
tive drill today. to be followed by
field meet, under the direction of Lieut.
George Hardin, regimental athletic
officer.
Surplus equipment which will not be
needed for the remainder Of the camp
is being packed. The troops are Sched-
uled TO leave the camp for home in
buSSes at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Under downpour Of rain. the
two companies Of Colored infantry. one
from Baltimore and the other from the
District, last night staged realistic
night battle on the parade grounds
While heavy artillery shook the grounds
the infantry men rushed acrosSed the
field, firing at an imaginary enemy. Al
frequent intervals their position waS
displayed by star shells which lighted
the entire area.
The 29th National Guard Division
staff. commanded by Mai Gen. Ste
phau, last night gave testimonial,
dinner to Lieut.. Col Louis c. Brintop.
ir, U, S A. adjutant general of the
District Militia, who has been relieved
OF the latter assignment for duty IN
Panama
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AMBULANCE ORDERED
FOR BLADENSBURG
Rescue Squad Equipment 10 Cost
$i,70O, Guests Are Told at Fire
Department Banquet.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star,
BLADENSBURG. Md August 25.-~A
fully outfitted ambulance soon viii be
added to the equipment of the Prince
Georges County rescue squad, unit of
the County Volunteer Firemens Asso-
citation, II. L. Leonard. chief OF the res
cue squad told members of the Biadens-
burg Volunteer Fire Department and
their guests assembled at a banquet
Thursday night In celebration of the
nth anniversary OF the department
The ambulance would cost about 81 700
Chief Leonard urged every fireman To
take the tirst~aid course, classes in
which will be resumed next month. The
standard course was recently completed
by large number OF firemen. and these
viii take the advanced course,
r. Il. Mahoney. president of the
County Firemens Association, other Of.
ficers Of the county organization and
chiefs of nearby departments we're
guests Of honor at the banquet. Mr.
Mahoney thanked the tiremen for elect
ing him. and said he preferred fire
fighting to other civic duties,
Others who spoke We're J II. Samp~
son vice president OF the county asso-
citation, Chief Noble Rushe of Hyatts-
vile, Chief william A. Deeck of Branch
vile, Chief w. T.. Hardester of River
dale Heights and Chief Andrew daseh
OF Rladenshurg Assistant Chief George
Wiseman gave a short history of the
local department and Harry Harvey,
Harry Iohman and Treasurer Frank
Mace spoke, Mrs. Madeline Lehman
entertained With several solos, President
w II. Beattie OF the local department
presided.
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FAIRFAX DELEGATES
CHOSEN BY G. O. P.
Women Given Equal Recognition
at Mass Meeting Held at
County Courthouse,
Special Dispatch to The Star.

FAIRFAX. Va, August IS. -~ Dele
gates were chosen by the Fairfax COun-
ty Republicans at mass meeting at the
courthouse last night to the eighth dis
trtct convention to be held Monday al
Stafford Court HOUSE ana women were
given fifty-fltty recognition for the first
time. Dr. r. M Brooks was Reelected
county chairman with authority To name
rs men and 70 women, one each from
each voting precinct IN the county and
MIS-, Matte Gundry Of Fails Church
was elected vice chairman Of the county
committee
From the CenLerVille district Miss
Ludcman Soyrr was elected delegate ana
Miss Ellen Height alternate, DraneB-
Vile H. w Middleton and Mrs. Hosea
Cuftce. Pals Church George w Hawk
hurst and w r Westcott Mount Yer
non. Fl W. Walter and Kirk Wikeson
Providence, Leon L. Freeman and II. Il.
FAIR, Ice, Frank r Curtis and j, IL.
Rice Or Brooks and M II. Church
we're elected delegates ut large, and Mrs
A. f. Kidwell and w n Gray alter
mates, Dr Brooks was temporary chair
man. Permanent chairman was Mr.
Freeman. with Mi Faff as permanen,
secretary
No expression was given on the que8~
ton Of nominating All opponent 10 rep
re8entatlQe H. Walton Moore.
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ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md. August IS (Spe-
ciaI THE dwelling on the farm OF
Austin and Cecil L. Shillinburg OF
Washington, located a short distance
from Rockville, was destroyed by fire
Thursday night, entailing loss OF APP
proximately $500, partially covered
by insurance. The building was occu-
nied by Mosby Butt and family. all OF
whom were at the Rockville fair at
the time. What caused the fire Is not
known. The Butts lost all their furni-
tlre and effects The Rockville vol
unteer firemen responded to the alarm.
Wednesday afternoon fire partly de-
stroyed a large machinery building on
the farm Of Lester Sabine. on the Lay
louisville pike. near Laytonsvllle. Con-
siderable farming machinery was lost.
The Rockville and Gaithersblrg- WASH
ington Grove Volunteer Fire Depart
ments hurried TO the scene and sue
ceeded In checking the flames. Ine
Joss is placed at about 1880, parity
covered by insurance.
Norman Wright, 10, colored, OF Ken
Gar, near Kensington, was killed by
Baltimore and Ohio train near Linden
early Friday. He is supposed TO nave
been asleep on the track.
Robert Lewis, colored, of Charlottes-
vile. N. C. was arrested on the far
grounds Thursday night by Sheriff
Joseph y. Pyles for investigation.
Rev John S. Cuddy. pastor Of st
Martins Catholic Church, Gathers
burg. officiatcd at the marriage al
Gaithersburg few days ago Of Miss
Ida S. Burgess and Francis ID. Jorgep-
SEN both of Washington.
A license has been issued by the
clerk Of the Circuit Court here for the
/ marriage of James H. Willett %, Of
| Waldorf, Md. and Miss Kathleen Elaine
| Fisher 20. of Concord, ri. &.
f. Lee Le Compile, State game war
en-, has given formal notice that tht
/ seasons for hunting game IN Montgom
cry County are as follows; Squirrels
| From September 10 September 80 and
| from November 10 10 December 81, In
elusive; wild ducks, geese and brant
from November 10 January 81 inclu-
slVe. Woodcock from November 10 tC
| December 10; rabbits wild turkeys and
| partridge8, from November 10 TO De
; cenber 81 inclusive The bag limit;
PER dav. according To Mr.. Le Compt'
are Wild ducks, %. geese, 8, brant, B
/ woodcock. 6. rabbit 6; squirrels, 10
cartridges, 10 wild turkey ] MANI
hunting licenses are being Issued,
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TRUCK AND AUTO CRASH.
Two Men Hurt and Three Cattle
Killed Near Middletown.

Special Dispatch to The star,
FREDERICK, Md. August o5,-Two
men were seriously injured and three
cattle were killed in an automobile &C
cident near Middletown Thursday. John
Schroyer, % years old, and George
Main 65, both of Middletown. were in
jured Main sustained broken nose
and severe decorations, and Schroyer is
in the local hospital with fractured
arm and several broken ribs, A truck
of the NJ. J. Grove Co, collided with
Mains machine. IN which he was trans
porting the cattle
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Plan Use of Submarines for Rescues
OF Sailors From Disabled Undersea Graft

In an effort TO prevent future disasters
similar TO that OF the S-4 and S-hl.
His proposal is to Use submarines SINH
lar to the Defender as working base
for operations by submerging them
alongside sunken submarines.
The Defender Is equipped with a spe-
cial compartment from which door
opens into the sea. Late submarine
models are not so equipped. In the
event that n submarine Is disabled UNI
der water according to Mr., Lake, the
Defender would stlbmerge close to 1t,
The compartment of the Defender from
which the door opens into the sea
would then be put under air pressure
Divers would walk ont, air lines would
BIZ attached 10 the disabled craft and
the rescue work begun
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LICENSES OF STATIONS
ON PROBATION EXTENDED


The Pablo Commission today tx
tended unul October the licenses u
al broadcastIap stations except those
v1lch are operating Oh probation.
The 0Ycef Goes nol effect the status
If tnoae stations which, were cited ~
The commission 20 show cause Why tney
should not be eliminated IN tie public
interest Decision ia these eases silll -
Sending,
T0day's extension order was regarded
= indicating that Tie reaiiocation plan
~ be adopted by the commission WI
not BIZ put into effect before October ]
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ORPHANS TO BE GUESTS.

speciat Dispatch 60 The star
BAIISTON. Va. August 2S.v-Fifteen
orphans OF the Odd Fellows Home al
Iynchhurg will be entertained at the
closing of the carnival of the Arlington
County Social Club tonight ON the
field grounds at Wilson Boulevard and
School street, Arlington Lodge of Odd
Fellows and the RehekahS are invited
Co attend
Another musical concert will he given
hy the Old Dominion Military Band
and dancing, The selection OF the
finals In the beauty contest viii also
be held,
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TEACHERS ARE NAMED.
Warren and Eappahannock County
Lists Announced.

FRONT ROYAL Va August 25.~~J.
Tyler Miller. superintendent Of the War
rem and happaiannock County
schools has appointed teachers for the
tW0 counties q d Gasque VIII be
principal ~ the Warren County High
School, with the following assistants,
Nellie Henson. Lucy Reid Brown. Vada
e Miller. Evelyn Weaver, James
Foster. Leslie grenary. Alice String
fellow. Mary Collins Lucille Hardesty,
Louise r Waller, Jessie Cullers, Ella
Trout Eula H0gkins, Mamie Porter,
iEadesah Dunn. Lucy Laws, Alice
levin. Eta Levin, R0tha Gaunt Mrs.
T. Shots will b. study hall director
Thrty~three teachers fof the county
schools we're named. Warren County
schools open September 10 while the
RappsiIannock Count" s"is9f open
negtenbar n FOgs @-t4E afh~ra
have l. @r H"H i ioI hfppauanh?ck
County kfilElls
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by the Associated Press.
BRIDGEPORT. Conn, August rs
Ready to demonstrate that imprisoned
sailors aboard disabled submarines can
be rescued In quick and practical
manner, Simon Lake, OF Milford. sub
marine designer and Sloan Danenhower.
naval salvage engineer. will launch
the Defender, an obsolete type OF SUD
marine. about September ], here, 1t was
announced yesterday
The Defender was built by Mr., Lake
more than 30 years ago as one Of a
number of submarines OF the same
type ordered by Austria and Russia, In
tcrnational complications prevented de-
livery Of the boat, the last OF the type
that was built
Mr.. Lake proposes 10 use the defender
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County Joins Scout Move.
clnl nlspatch Ia 1,he stnr.

Special Dispatch to The star
LuRAY. Va. August aa,~~-Joining
the movement for n BOY Scout exeeu-
tive group comprising many OF the
Valley counties, Page
County. cities and towns viii raise
s. .0a6 a its quota toward the muve-
ment together with the organization og
paAax extra Scout tgoepA <aSlAss.ss...a
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Suicide Leaves $1,000 Estate.
l)1sps tch 70 Tie Star

Special Dispatch " The Star
FREDERICK, Nd August 70 A
niece and two nepheWs thought n b.
residing Ia Washington. vii share m.
IS $50 estate u Philip IAni3IjRht. who
committed suicide here Tuesday CHifss
4 will lg found ~ effort A]H De mace III
,Gsase gaa only relatives 81 dlE.@e fie
rs, e5. tA."a Is QaD@aa44 III 40tal
bsLks -.-.--.,.-..-1s.-4s s41. -.->..-- 4ss-@4s
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AUXILIARY WINS PRIZE.

Alexandria Contingent Best APP
pearing NJ Firemen IS Convention,
Special Dispatch tu The Star,
LEXANDRIA, Va, August 25.~-The
Alexandria Fire Department Auxiliary
won The prize Thursday at Ocean View,
Va, for having thT largest and best~ap-
pearing auxiliary in the parade held In
connection with the annual convention
of the Virginia State Ftremen's Asso~
citation now In session At that place.
The local fire department. failed III It's
attempt to win the prize for the best
appearing department In line Of march
without band,
A small delegation OF the local fire
fightera returned home this morning,
while the remainder will return tomor~
row. The convention closes tonight,
Under the law placed on the statute
hooks In tU03 a man Inns b 3rf#&t 7
IN Brocktnn. Mass. for working Oh The
Sabbath. q HssSsAA .aas.A AS .skazk ssas
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Fla, Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch 10 The star,
BEDFORD SPRINGS. Pa, August
as The annual outing of the Allegany
County tMdA Bar Association was held
today AZ Bedford Springs, Base eAh
Aaa gou MeIs ea kns plQggARh ..--..-
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SLOT MACHINES SEIZED.
Prince Georges Police Raid Steamer
Charles Manchester.
Special D.ApatCh TO The Star

Charles Manchester.
Special DApatCh 10 The Star
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, August
20 "A party Of Prince Georges County
police. comprising Deputy Sheriff a.
w. Hepburn. Sergt Hervey O. Machen
and Frank =. Prince Thursday seized
four slot machines on The steamer
Charles Manchester on the Potomac
River and arrested man describing
himself as Nelson Cook ON charge OF
setting up and maintaining gaming
table Cook waived preliminary
hearing and was released under bond
for his appearance before the October
grand jury here The slot machines
were stored In the county Jail here.
Boarding the steamer at washington
the officers made the arrest aud seized
The machines while the vessel was III
Prince Georges County The prisoner
aud the machines were removed when
the steamer dplksd NJ Aakslall AAAas
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Eecama Of the ability " mica to
withstand shocks and strains H. b put
To Wida uBe II h In demand for motor
.ggsle& spectacle, divers Il itneta,
4ipoke nstAst4 apa eQlapaas eafqS, y.
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The oldeat house in the United States
Is thr one IN st Augustine Fla
erected by the Franciscan monks in
lanA .us.e. 49,. .s..sas a. . 49,. "a -
Evening star., 1928-04-15
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB
PLANNING CAMPAIGN

Potomac Boat Club canoeists will hold
their first workout today under direc-
ton of First Lieut.. Ernie Millar. A
group OF seasoned performers will be
at hand along with some dozen recruits
and the club is looking TO a successful
season. Lieut.. Millar together with Z.
Alvin Biggs and other canoeists Of the
club will attend the annual meeting
of the Middle States Canoe Racing As
sociation in Philadelphia next Satur-
day when a schedule OF regattas will
be mapped.
Activity in rowing also is planned bv
the Potomac clubmen. Capt Charles
Prettyman. in charge of this branch
has announced he expects appointment
of coach this week. II Is planned 70
buy as soon as possible a new four
boat. gig and other equipment Pres
ent equipment is now being conditioned
for the start of training
These officers were elected BY the
club at its annual meeting held a few
days ago: President. Andrew j. Hut
terly: vice president. Allen W BRYAN.
secretary, Paul !. Bergh. and treasurer
Ernest P. Schneider. Philip Ransom
Millar and Schneider were elected TO
the board OF governors. other members
OF which are Louis p. Allwine Elmer
K. Mckay. Biggs, Bryan, Bergh and
Hutterly. The membership gave the
retiring president, William H Grass, 2
rising vote Of thanks for his efforts
in behalf of the club during his term
of Office
Evening star., 1928-04-15
KNIGHTS or C0rUMBVS LEAGUE,

With only one week more to go, Ii
looks as though double headers ave
To postponements will play an important
part This week. the leading Ovando'
dropped two games in regularly
scheduled set with Salvador and anothe:
game in roll-off with Pinta. In the
meantime, Santa Maria swept Its SCI
with Genoa and took fourth gain'
from Columbia, and displaced Ovand9
in the lead by the scantiest OF margins.
Columbia had less luck with Trinidad
losing the odd game. Before dropping
two TO Oyando, Pinta could win only
one game In the set with Balboa and
SC went down into last place. ChriSto--
pler disposed of De Soto In two OF
tneir games.
Scores were very ordinary Santa
Maria with l.54S and Columbia with
l,50S were the only teams TO pass the
500 line. Santa Maria's set included
s3S and 522, while Columbia tied with
Salvador at sal
Faunce of Columbia and O'Conneli
of Santa Maria made brave but
futile assault on high game, winding
IN four pins shy with l49. Fauncc
wen. on 70 a $50 set O'Connell later
in the POSTPONED games had next high
set with 332
The final night, next wednesday, finds
every position In doubt
Saturday night. April "a. the league
win stage an innovation In It's annual
mrtch with the Baltimore "Caseys.
when two teams from each city Wal.
take the alleys at the Convention Hall
drives A return match In Baltimore
viii follow shortly after.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
$4,000 HORSE MAY
ENTER SHOW HERE

Temptation. a $4,000 mare, rated
as one of the worlds greatest horses.
In all probability will be an entry In the
show to be staged by the National Capt.
tai Horse Show Association here next
month.
This fact was divulged by Percy M.
Niepold, one OF the most active mem
bers of the association, upon his return
from Middleburg, Va, where he attend
ed the hunt races.
Lodge Bows. prominent Virginia
horseman, who was among the thou
sands OF followers of the equestrian
sport In attendance at the recent event,
pledged his support to Niepold to inter-
est the owner of the famous steed in the
Washington show.
Temptation is now stabbed at Green
wich, Conn. and 1t Is the opinion OF
Bows that the Washington event will
be sufficiently attractive TO warrant her
being sent here to compete. especially
In view of the prize list, which Is one Of
the richest OF the 1923 season.
Washington was we'll represented at
Middleburg Thomas Bones. Melvin
Hazen, George Plummer and Perry
West being included among the local
associations delegation whose main OBJ
ject was to arouse interest in the Ma
tional Capital Horse Show. Copies OF
the recently issued prize list were dis
tributed and there was an immediate
reaction.
Many leading owners promised early
consideration and Ii Is expected that the
efforts of the Wahsington horsemen will
meet with unprecedented success.
Evening star., 1928-04-15
LADIES DISTRICT LEAGUE,
Tan.., ganu.iINn

High team 81 The Billics, 5lo.
High team gamc~-Attadia. 6oS.
High udts st,lnaI sct-Fischer tArcad al.
High individual same-~owcn tvirEma
Markets.. ~.
Ri adj tPetwpithl. }. loo-@S.
Billie williams, by steering her Billies
team home the winner, achleVed one OF
The most decisive victories. Her team.
once off to winning pace. swept all
opposition aside and came down the
home stretch with IL straight wins.
Consistent bowling OF Catherine Quig-
ley. who finished third in the individual
averages, with 97-48, was singular fac
tor of the Billies' triumph
II was a great race from start to fin-
ish. The teams were so evenly balanced
that no particular team was a favoritc.
Total pins decided the second. third,
fourth and fifth places. Petworth tied
for second position with the Convention
Hall pinettes. took the runner-up posi-
ton on greater pinfall. while Arcadia
claimed fourth place over Temple In a
like matter.
The final weeks rolling was featured
by Elsie Fischer OF Arcadia. who eStab-
lished a record-breaking set of $50. Her
games were 100. 1870 and i30 This per-
formance topped Lucy ovens mark by
eight pms.
Convention Hall made a great effort
to turn in a 1900 set TO win second
place in total pins. but missed the mark
by 28
Catherine Quigley's 350 set featured
the new champions triple win over
Never Davis. Capt Eva Gemeny. after
rolling in every match with her Meyer
Davis team. was laid up with grippe on
the final week. much to her disappoint-
ment
Evening star., 1928-04-15
EIGHT BOUTS CARDED
FOR ARCADIA BOXING

While the light heavyweight scrap
between Joe Roberts and Johnny War
rem Is expected to prove brisk. the fea-
ture bout OF the amateur boxing show
to be staged Wednesday night at the
Arcadia By the American Legion and
Veterans OF Foreign Wars will bring to-
gether Gravdon tOx) Shuford. Univer-
sity of North Carolina, and Joe Proctor.
Washington heavyweight and South At
lantic Olympic finalist.
In the semi-fl final Eddie Butler. cap
tain of last seasons North Carolina
team. will engage Don Greece, who cap
tained the recent Catholic University
ring combination
other bouts will be hatween Archie
Allen, University of North Carolina
lightweight. end Chick Heiner, Catholic
University. Bobby Coldstcin. Jewish
Community Center and Ray Sullivan.
Coast Guard. featherweights: OSmo
Backman, Coast Guard, and Tony Mar
ccllino, Knights OF Columbus middle
weights: Pete Ritz Coast Guard, and
Joe Lesser, Jewish Community Center,
bantamweights. and Ray Fischer.
knights of Columbus. and Mickey Long,
Navy
Admission 10 the show Is open TO
members of the American Legion or
Veterans of Foreign Wars or applicants
for membership In either organization.
Required cards may be had from men,
bers OF these organizations any evening
at the Arcadia
Judges win be Representatives Fred
A. Britten OF Illinois and Ralph E, Up
dixie OF Illinois. Peter A. Macaluso OF
Annapolis will referee. Louis Little,
Joseph Beattie and Thad Baker will be
timekeepers and Robert Morris will an
nounee.