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| their third in as many days, scoring
over Western Union, As to IA.
St. Stephens 1l5-pound quint is after
games with teams having gyms. Call
Angus Gitron, at Potomac 1888.
Kelleys are after contests with u.s.
pounds quints. Call manager Cassidy, at
North 5828-J.
Games with 10O-pound fives having
floors are sought by Corinthian A. G.
Call Columbia 4574-W.
Good Shepherd basketers are booking
games through Jack Bayliss, at Lincoln
1928.
Spartan 100-pound basketers, who
yesterday downed Y. M. G. A. Midgets,
80 to 20, are after more opposition Call
Adams $3.50 between and pm.
Petworth A. G. quint took both ends
Of double header, defeating Burroughs
A. c., rs to II, and the Moseans, 81
to 81.
Remsens drubbed Company e, 80 to
IL, in the Takoma Fire Department
gym. Bennett and Miller, with Is and
IL points, respectively, led the winners
attack.
Games in the Boys Club League last
night were decided by wide margins.
Optimists routed Nye House, 81 to 3,
in the 100-pound group in the most lop-
sided tilt. In other matches Flashes
pointed the way to Spenglers, "a to 10,
and De Luxe defeated Senators, % to IL,
in 145-pound games.
Dn.,,It, 80 oHI,~- $1,000 - ..s-lA.
Company C, 80; st. Martins, 10.
Y. M. G. A. Regulars, 81; st. Martins
UnlimitedS, IS.
Dixie Pigs, 81: Company F, 20.
Takoma, SO; GaitherSburg, II.
French's, At: Fredericksburg Collie
gians, Is.
Spartans, al; Y. M. c. A., 20.
Good Shepherds, 20; Clovers, Is.
MontroSe, IS; Peck, 80.
Kellys, IS; Arcadians, 20.
Aloysians, %; Epiphany, Is.
j. G. c. Girls, SO; Capital, II.
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Skir'ker Eagle Fiue Tackles
PiedmOnters in Sunday Came

~ AsKETERs hereabout face. a
* busy week end with several
games of more than usual in
terest scheduled.
Heading the card will be the battle
between the Skinker Eagles and the
West Virginia Wood and Pulp Co. five
Of Piedmont, w. Va, Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock in the Silver Spring Ar
mory. This game will be preceded by
a tilt between the Wolff and Stewart
Photographers at o'clock. Stewards
will be out to avepge a defeat suffered
at hands of the Woltz club several
weeks ago.
French's uuint will face Woodlawn
A. c. tonight in an Independent Bas-
ket Ball League game at Fort Myer and
tomorrow night in another league game
United Typewriter Grays will face St.
Mary's Celtics in Schuler's Hail at
Alexandria.
Potomac Boat Clubs quint today is
farther out in front in the Community
Center Basket Ball League race but
narrowly escaped defeat last night
when it conquered Petworth Nets, q
to 26, only after the hardest sort Of
fight. Bernie Jones, former Business
High athlete, played stellar game for
the losers, scoring IA points. Wiler
with 13 markers led the Boatmen's at
tack.
brakes defeated Mount Vernons, 80
to %, in another Community Center
game last night.
Trinity M e. basketerS scored an
upset by squeezing out 1927 triumph
over Wolff Photographers. Wolff was
handicapped by the absence of Jack
Forney, crack center, but at that its
defeat was a surprise.
Aztec Juniors chalked up their
twenty-sixth win of the campaign and
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Tech Highs Grid Gard
ls> Almost Completed

Except, one or two games to be
played following the public high
school championship series, Tech
has completed its foot bali schedule
for next Fall.
Handley High School of Win
chester. Va, newcomer on the
schedule, will be met In the Virginia
city September 81, in the Mckinley
eleven's opening game. Episcopal
High will be faced in Alexandria
October 4 or S, and st. Johns here
october IL. Episcopal and st. Johns
have been regular opponents of
Handley Highs foot ball team is
coached by Johnny Parsons, former
Tech. and University Of Maryland
athlete.
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SPORTS
FOR REST OF WEEK
BASKET BALL.
Today.

Eastern VS.. Tech, Central VS.. West
ern public high school championship
games). First game, Eastern Tech,
3:45 pm.
Ben Franklin VS.. Gonzaga, at Con-
Zaga.
Dewitt VS.. Georgetown Prep, at Gar
rett Park.
Sherwood High SANDY. Spring. VS..
Landon, at Epiphany Church gym.
Bliss VS.. Army War College, at War
College.
Woodward VS.. Westinghouse High,
at Ballston, Va.
Business VS.. Bridgewater College
Junior Varsity, at Bridgewater, Va.
Emerson VS.. Augusta Military Acad-
envy, at Fort Defiance, Va.
Hyattsville High VS.. Oakton, Va,
High, at Oakton.
Tomorrow.
Georgetown Freshmen VS.. Bliss, at
Silver Spring Armory, $3.50 pm.
st. Johns VS.. La Sale Prep, at Cum
berland might game).
Business VS.. Staunton Military Acad-
envy, at Stanton, Va.
Emerson VS.. Woodbury. Forest, al
Orange, Va.
SWIMMING.
Saturday.
Central VS.. Yale Freshmen at New
Haven.
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Maryland'S mile team, which is to
be its only entry, except Quinn in the
dash, is composed of Havell, White,
Kinnamon and Linzey Georgetown
has lost. temporarily at least, Milstead
and Cranley because of scholastic diff
cultieS.
Some of the closest races that have
ever been run in any New York meet,
and usually the fastest times made, in
the dual mile events between Holy Cross
and GEORGETOWN. Usually the two
teams have never been separated by
more than a yard or so at any period
and they have seldom finished more
than that distance apart.
Maryland's events with Harvard and
Penn have been just about as interest
ing and, rather remarkable to mention,
Maryland has been victor most Of
the time.
The only competition scheduled to-
night for a local college is between
Catholic University and Delaware, in
which they are to meet in swimming
match at Newark.
Maryland and Gallaudet were victors
in the four basket ball games in which
local schools took part last night, while
Georgetown and Catholic University
lOSI. E1UWeNSI. llldJ AOtlS, eS
Maryland and Gallaudet faced very lit
tie opposition, while Georgetown and
Catholic U. were up against the real
thing. Georgetown's game with New
York University was the most impor-
tant, as the two teams had divided two
previous contests. Georgetown had two
of its regulars out of the play-Dutton
because of ineligibility and Meenan be-
cause of illness-but at that put up a
game fight. The Blue and Gray lost
by 26 to 20.
Nemecek of N. Y. U. was the stellar
light of the evenings play, as he scored
10 points goals from the floor and
2 from the foul line-besides putting
up a fine game at guard. Mccarthy,
Mesmer and Morris put UP good battle
for the Blue and Gray, but could not
quite stretch their work to top that of
the Violet.
The hne-ups:
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HOCKEY PLACES CHANGE
AS TWO CONTESTS TIED

NEW YORK, February Z R).-Two
of last nights three National League
hockey games resulted in ties.
Les Canadiens of Montreal and the
Toronto Maple Leafs, rivals In the close
Canadian division race, wound up 8 to 3.
The deadlock aided the Canadiens
slightly by putting them only 2 points
full game-behind the Montreal
MaroonS, leaders of the group, who sue
cuInbed for the third time to Chicago
last night, 3 to 2.
The New York Rangers and Detroit
Cougars finished with / goal apiece.
dropping the Rangers into second place
In the American group without ma
terially improving the standing of the
Cougars.
The two points of victory gave
Chicago total of IS to put them in
second place, while the Rangers drop
ped to third with "a.
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w. & |. WILL AGAIN
HOLD COURT EVENT

LEXINGTON. Va, February PAS
ket ball teams from high and nrenara.
tory schools all over the South have
been invited to the seventh annual in
terscholastic tournament to be held at
washington and Lee, March 6, z and 8.
announcement of the tournament was
made to more than hundred schools by
II. A. Smith, graduate manager of ath-
letics at the university.
A number of new features have been
ADDED for this years tournament one
OF the most important is the qualifica-
ton for entry. No school which has not
won SO per cent of its games will be al
lowed to participate.
Another feature will be two oficiaIs
Tor each game of the tournament.
Teams this year will be made IN of
eight players, coach and manager. In
the past, 10 players have been allowed.
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CONFERENCE DUAL MEETS
WILL START TOMORROW

CHICAGO, February Z P).-The
Western Conference dual track meet
season will open up tomorrow afternoon,
with Purdue and Orval Martin enter
tanning Chicago and Dale Let's at La
fayette, and Ohio State meeting In
diana at Bloomington.
an opportunity for Let's, Chicagos star
middle distance runner, and Martin
Purdue speedster, to renew their feud,
In which Martin has had an edge for
the last two seasons.
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SPORT EVENT CANCELLED.

CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. c.. February
2 R.-Basket ball games with New.
berry, South Carolina and the Citadel
and boxing match with the University
OF Georgia have been Cancelled by Glenn
son authorities at the request of the
State health officer because of a death
here from meningitis. No student is
known to be suffering from the malady
at present.
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Speed and Agility
Make Basket Ball
BY SOL METZGER.

Your basket ball star has to be
nimble of brain, quick of sight,
snappy of foot, and lightning itself
with his hands, whether he be an
alumni-fed blot on the college colors
or just pure lily white. His game
Is to outwit and outmaneuver the
opposition no matter whether pater
or alma mater pays the bills.
So when you see team Centering
its plays around No. /, the cut-back
artist, with No 2 tearing down and
crossing in front Of him, keep your
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NORTH CAROLINA CUNT
HAS MADE GOOD RECORD

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., February T.
While the North Carolina basket bali
team, which will play Maryland at
CoLege Park tomorrow night, has not
been going as well as in several seasons
past. the Tarheels have been perform
ing well in winning i've of nine games
all with strong quintets. ''
North Carolina has great potential
power, its five regular PLAYERS ayerar-
ing feet 2 inches in height. The
Tarheels defeated North Carolina State
which beat Maryland last SATURDAY.
night. A'
The Tarheel record:
Carolina, 2S; Charlotte Monosrar, ei,h
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Western Maryland's clumsy aggrega-
ton proved no match for the University
OF Maryland last night at College Park.
the latter winning loosely played con-
test by 81 to ID. Wooley was the only
player on the visiting team who was
able to score. He made a total OF IA
points, IL of them on six goals from the
floor and two from the foul mark. Gay
Tor, Berger and Chalmers were nigh
scorers for Maryland.
MARYLAND was so far superior to the
visiting five that there virtually was
nothing to the contest. In the second
half. with the count Is to 10 in its
favor, Maryland scored II points in a
row. A dozen Old Liners saw action.
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Three More Nationals
Are Sent to Lookouts

Chattanooga gets three more Ma
tionals, leaving Walter johnson with
only 2s players to manage. Latest
to 60 to the Lookouts are Harley
Boss, frst-sacker: Ed Wineapple,
southpaw slabman, and Arthur Free
man, outfielder.
Boss goes to the Southern Asso-
citation club under 24-hour option.
Wineapple and Freeman are o.
toned to the LoHlsouts for the season.
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eyes peeled. The players have to.
If you do, you'll see some pretty
quick stuff pulled.
B and C are not going to be
fooled by any of the plays that have
already been shown. No, sirl G
moves wide this time to cover No. 2
as he should be covered and B is all
set to handle No. /. Again they are
outsmarted. No. /, instead of drib-
wbling for the basket from the foul
Zine, makes q quick pivot and tries a
chest shot from that distance with no
one rushing him. Not bad stunt,
as he's familiar with the shot be-
cause it's the same as the foul shot.
And 50 II goes.
Copyright, 1880
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MARYLAND U. RIFLEMEN
TOP WESTERN MARYLAND

Riflemen of University of Maryland
gave the western Maryland COLLEGE
marksmen a 1,340-to-1, 256 drubbir0
Yesterday on the range at College Park
The winners outScored the Westminster
team in all three positions.
Willis Frazier and Fred Marshall of
Maryland were high scorers of the
match, Frazier hitting 278 and Mar
shall 271.
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TRI-C0UNTY BASKETERS
IN THIRD-PLACE CLASt

LAUREL, Md, February Third
place in the Tri-County Basket Ball
League will be tossed UP for grabs when
Headquarters Company, National Guard.
Of this place and Berwyn A. @. meet
tonight on the National Guard Armory
floor here.
Jessup A. g. and Laurel independents
VIII face IA another league game that
viii open the program at 7:45 o'clock.
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Totals. 49,. 8 IS Totals. $50. s 8 20
Referee-Mr. Eberts. Umpire-Mr. Men,
ton.
Catholic University does not seem
able to get going to the extent OF a
victory in basket ball. Last nights de-
feat at the hands of st. Johns College
of Annapolis marked the ninth straight
it has suffered. The Brooklanders have
never had much chance, st. Johns get
ting lead and holding 1t. The john
mics won by "a to 10.
The stellar honors for st. Johns
were carried of by McCartee, a Wash
ington boy. That young man for
merly pranced up and down the
basket ball floor for Tech and Emer-
son, and showed last night that he
not only has not lost any of his abil-
ity but has improved a lot. He threw
four goals from the floor and four
from the foul line, to make IL points.
Walsh of Catholic U. was high scorer
of the game. registering IA points.
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SKI STAR TURNS PRO.

OMAHA, Nebr., February Up
Sverre Engen, crack Norwegian ski
Jumper who arrived in the United
States four months ago, has turned
professional and has been signed by
the American Ski Association. EnQen is
brother of All Engen, holder Of the
world record f9~ artificial ski slides
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TAKES CUE HoNoRs.

SEATTLE, Wash. February 7 Up
wallace Lindsey of Mount Vernon.
Wash, held the Pacific Northwest
amateur three-cushion billiard cham.
plonsnlp today as the result of a via
tory over Jerry White of Seattle So
to AZ in a play-off match.
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GEORGETOWN, MARYLAND
In MILLROSE A. A. MEET
Each to Contest in Two Events-Hoyas NOsed Out
on COurt-Catholic U. Also Is Defeated, but
Old Liners and CalIaudet Win.
BY H. C. BYRD.

EORGETOWN University Maryland relay teams go to
New York tomorrow to compete the Mrose A. A. indoor
Maryland time asked to against
Harvard Penn again. the opponents has met in
outside of definite
quaetS will oppose the local schools The Old
Crimson
probably Georgetown will find itself competition
Mirose meet.
Georgetown two relay teams in competition the two
mile Carn Briggs Burke make the mile
Julicher Mara, Kelly and Downing the two mile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-07
ERB, FORMER GRID STAR,
IS HURT IN AUTO CRASH

GRANTS PASS, Greg, February Z
P.-Thrown from his automobile when
it collided with truck on the highway
near here, Charles Erb, former foot ball
coach at the University of Idaho, was
injured seriously yesterday.
Erb, as quarterback, piloted the Uni
versity Of California foot ball teams of
1920, 1921 and 1922.
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COCCINS HAS FEW VETS
AT HAND FOR BASE BALL
Formation of Pitching Staff New Coach's Biggest
PrOblem-Bright Schedule Has Been Ar.
ranged for Columbia Heights Tossers

Ell COGGINS who recently
K moie as coach of the Central
4 TASK 10 develop winning Just
Cnree letter winners in
Guiding Capt George Brandt third baseman Cumberland
second baSeman, and Bernie White, outhelder.
Main losses include Sanford Ross bepectacd hurler
pched no-ht
George Mehler Willie org other
rers Francis Stan and Mwt catchers;
Ken t1Sner meder and Sam BaSe and Oliver Schrv
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PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Montreal Canadiens, 8; Toronto
Mapleleafs, 3 (overtime).
Detroit Cougras, / New York Rang
ers, (overtime).
Detroit Olympics, 2; Niagara Falls, /.
st. Paul, 3; Duluth, 2 (overtime).
Chicago Blackhawks, 3; Montreal
Maroons, 2.
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Runners Race NU York Tomorrow Building Year
COLLEGE BASKET BALL.

New York University, %: GEORGETOWN,
Maryland, 81; Western Maryland. Is.
st. Johns OF Annapolis, "a; Catholic
University, 10.
Gallaudet, 80: Ben Franklin. Al
Washington g. Lee, SO; North Caro-
lima, "a.
sewanee, 81; Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute, %.
Centenary, SO; University of Mexico,
Fordham, IS; Johns Hopkins, 20.
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Gallaudet broke the Benjamin
Franklin CUNTS winning streak last
night with a 33-to-31 score. The Ken
dali Green outfit was in good form
and so was Johnny Ringle, star of the
team. Ringle scored Is points himself,
and made himself the biggest scorer of
the day among local colleges. Benjamin
Franklin had won 10 straight prior TO
its last night defeat.
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SCORE ON MAT.

In wrestling matches at the Strand
Lheater last night Dutch Green foored
tommy Mandell; Joe Turner overcarne
Eoole Pope, and George Romanoh de-
feated George Taylor.
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GAIN
SECOND-PLAC TIE

ALEXANDRIA. Va. February =
The youthful Whitestones jumped into
a tie with the Knight five for second
place in the Alexandria Gazette Basket
Ball League last night with a 28-to-27
triumph over the Del Ray A. G. in a
speedy contest at Armory Hall.
Standing NJ Aha Tna,nr
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BIKE SPEEDERs IN RAGE.

CHICAGO, February z (P.-Freddie
spencer, Newark, N. j., and Gerard
seaEy, viii meet tonight In one-naile
match race at the Chicago Stadium.
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Washington boxers declared ineligible
for the meet with Catholic University
night before last, has been reinstated.
The other two men, Terry and Jeweler,
still are on the blacklist.
Georgetownis freshmen basket ball
team was too good for the George
Washington freshmen last night and
the long winning streak of the latter was
broken. The score was rs to "a, and
the game was one that would have
done credit to two varsity fives.
The Colonial yearlings took the lead
| IN the beginning and held It for quite
while but In the latter stages the
Blue and Gray closed the gap and won.
George Washington's hTst-year men
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In st. Johns College High School
interclass court games LIB team nosed
out 2-B quint, 9 to 8, and 3-B five
overcame IA quint, 10 to 10.
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Totas .'..IA IS Totals go. II
Led by Streeks, Strayer overcame
Northern Props, 20 to II, in a hard
fought game. Streeks registered 9
1ointS
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Central Lightweights had little trou-
BILE drubbing the Business Little Eel
lows % To IN
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E Eci:l..-w. p. ira ounT!SSSsa Totals ....s lls
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Boyle led Friends attack as that
team scored over a Woodward School
quint. Boyle chalked up seven markers.
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Emerson suffered Q SeJSs defeat ct
the hands Of Staunton Military Acad-
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their third in as many days, scoring
over Western Union, As to Il.
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Totals .. 8 8 IS Totals. 800. 20
Referee-Mr. Eberts. Umpire-Mr. Men
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st. Stephens 1l5-pound quint is after
games with teams having gyms. Call
Angus Gitron, at Potomac 1883.
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~ ASKETERS hereabout face a
* busy week end with several
games Of more than usual in
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-06

Natural Permanent Wave $1,000.
Parisienne Beauty Shop. 518 Main.
Phone 1888. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-06
Central Teams
Defeat Yuma

After winning the valley debates
for two successive years, Central
Unions debate team is out to win
the contests, which will be held in
the high school auditorium, here and
AZ Holtville, Friday, February z, at
s O'clock, and keep the cup in Cen.
trails possession.
Lula Mae Hancock and Morgan
Rice compose the negative team,
while Marjorie Cass and Fred Heald
will uphold the affirmative side of
the question. Miss Edythe Grass.
mucck, of the high school faculty.
has been coaching the team. Cen.
trails affirmative team and Calipa.
tria's negative will debate in the
local high school auditorium and the
Central negative team will debate in
Holtville.
The question is, Resolved: That
the federal government should as.
sumo the entire responsibility for
the flood control Of the lower Mis-.
sissippi and should pay the entire
cost.
Experienced debaters all over the
country are debating this question
and the arguments advanced on both
sides should bring to light interest.
ing material.
The Kiwanis clubs of the valley
are sponsoring the debates between
the valley high schools. JUDGES
have BEEN selected from Holtv;ile
and Calcxico.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-06
Vote To Improve
Seventh Street
CONTINUED From Page ~

~~~~~~~~~O~-o~~~~~~O~
ready existing The matter was re-
f.rred to the park commissioner for
HIS consideration.
w. w. Tison discussed with the
board the matter of shed being
erected on :, Used ear lot at Eighth
and Main stree. :. had been under
stood at first that this project was
allowable, a permit Cor it was taken
out and constructor started. Then
it was discovered that certain city
statute did not permit the erection
of such building too close to the
street line and work had to be dis
continued. IT, matter was finally
left to the city attorney and city
engineer who will consult further
with Tison as to just what can be
done in the construction of such a
building.
Let Garbage Contract
The plumbing bond of Arthur
Roberts to the amount of $1,000 wa:
approved by the board. Roberts in
tends to engage in the plumbing bus
mess in Ell Centre.
The contract for the collecting OF
garbage and trash in the city for {
period Of three years was let t.
Messrs. Butterway and Wood on {
basis Of $495 a month for the frs
year; $500 a month for the seconf