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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19
Lawyers Open
Convention In
New York
Expect Big
Attendance At
Annual Meet

NEW YORK (ANPl Lawyers
from every portion OF the country
will he In attendance at the Ma
tional Bar associations 18th annu-
al convention here August II TO
10. and indications are that a
larger number of the 1900 colored
lawyers practicIng will be present
than at any previous session.
a program OF unusual impor-
lance has been arranged with a
wide variety OF subjects TO be dis
cussed. among them Women at the
American Bar" by Mrs Sadie T. NJ.
Alexander OF Philadelphia: 1.-THE
Law and Operation OF Social Sc
curiiy" by Prfo Leon A. Ransom
OF the Howard university school Of
law THE City Magistrates Court
OF The CITY OF New York. by Magls-
trate Myles A. Paige: american
Civil Liberties" by William II Has
tie. formerly Judge OF the Virgin
islands; THE Civil and Political
Rights OF Negroes IN Ohio by
Chester X Gillespie. member of
Ohio legislature: The Significance
Of the State OK rel Gaines VS. Can
ada. Registrar OF the University OF
Missouri by Sidney n Redmond:
Juvenile Delinquency in New
York City" by Horace |. Gordon:
the Colored Man Under Anglo
American Jurisprudence" by Yer
nal J Williams: and "The Negro
Lawyer and Business ny F. n.
Ransom. ,itv councilman Of India
narolis.
Public Meeting
AZ the public meeting on Friday
evening In ST. Marks Methodist
Episcopal church. two speakers
Will appear: Charles T.. Toney. JUS
iice. municipal court. will address
The gathering on Lawyers and
Leadership: and the Hon. ] I.elIo
Joseph. president ~ The Haitian
bar, will spca kon THE Haitian
Rar and Judicial System OF Haiti"
Elaborate entertainment h $
heen arranged for the delegates by
The local committee. On Thursday
evening there will he a rendezvous
at he Mimo club. ON Friday at
noon the members OF the associa-
lion Will be rendered luncheon at
the Hotel Rosoff by the National
LAWYERS guild. New York city
chaper on Friday night the lIar-
lem LAWYERS association will he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19
Ninth Show AT
Green Pastures
Open House
Also Aug. 20

Sunday August % Green Pas
wrcs Camp. near GraSsc Lake.
Michigan. viii hold It's ninth an
nual open house and exhibit. 10
winch The public is invited
The camp. which is u1lcr the d.
rr'iion 90 John G. Dancy. is spon
sor"d hy the Detroit Urban lea
quo upon q hill overlooking Little
Pleasant lax" about seventy miles
from Deuoit
During he exhibit. typcal
dat p9sram Of he camp Will be
shown ending with The operetta.
Rdhe- IN ToyIand.' at $50 y. M
i Will he under tho direction ~
Miss Matthews and Miss Ashbv. as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19
Davis In California

Los ANGELES. cal John +
DAVIS national secretary ~ lh'
National Negro Congress Arrived
Ncre his week TO confer with
leaders - local organizations on
WAYS and means " securing wider
benefits for colored citizens from
various po,ernmcnt agencies
While here he viii meet The or
hcers and members OF the loca'
lnncreAs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19
&C. g: =: DUST AWAY
ARMPIT 0DOR

Tor HouFs--cheek Sloppy Persplfailon
Dust on close-cllnginS Spiro. the
powder dcodorRrt Protects against
odor ard chaflng on sanitary nap
kins. too M rubbing "a No wait
ing 10 dry so "o-eamirg OF I'm
gers messing manicure. 40 s0ushl
time. You can get new SIZE OF
Spiro now for only 2 few cents ~
any drug or Zoe store everywhere
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19
He Made A Mistake

When Joshua Corolng. &c "a
Illinois street. ATTEMPTED 10 iora
his way into the home Of Mr.. I'd.
ella Grant. 81. 61s l.N ilcxandrn
street. he was mot with shots ioa
eo-calibre rifle
Mrs. Grant held bv police al
that she fred h,c so'' ih'oaa
her front door when cnirelius n
ed TO break In Slnis, mornlii
Cornelius was >ffuck 20 Tho cs,s
and forearm. His colp pa il sei.
Gus.
The only witness - ihe shnH I
WAS Elijah Grant 10 ,cAroA ga
NJ Mrs. Grant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19

sisted by other members Of the
camp staff.
The days program will be as
follows
Church services az II a. M.
swimming. II noon: dinner. l2.l5
pm athletic demonstrations e.15
p. m. water carnival. sl5 m /,
supper, 5;l1 y. M; oncretia. Babes
In Toyland s 20 y. m: camp fire.
y. m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19
Greeks VIII Meet
Pan-Hellenic Council Convention
Scheduled For New York

Dder the direction OF John II
sharpe NJ. Sac. Mus. william C.
Pyant. OF Evanston. Ill. chairman
Of The national Pan Hellenic Coun-
ell. will preside at the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Ski Weather

STAN PEDE Calm. partly
cloudy: dry SNOW; temp. p de
grees: three inches new snow. total
81 inches. skiing excellent.
NOsaD LAKE - Eight inches
new snow. total, 40 inches; dry
powder SNOW; skiing excellent.
MARTIN LODGE-Temp. "a de
grees; sin inches nest snow. total,
I01 inches: dry SNOW; skiing es-
cellent.
Loudly. light snow fall
ing. sin inches new SNOW; total
100 inches; skiing excellent.
PARADISE VALLEY - Snow
Ing. Temp. 10 degrees; seven
inches new snow total, zi7 inches {;
skiing fair; chains required al
Longmire: shuttle buses to Par
adise operating on schedule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Bill s Games
In Title P|av

With six classification games
slated for Monday night on thu
Stadium floors. the 1889 Pierce
County Inter league Basketball
championship tourney will get un'
der way at I o'clock
Two of the IA" teams will
take the floor at 2 and 2
o'clock against Crusade league
opposition as General Motors
and Johnson Paint. two Of the
finest clubs in the state. close
the fast boys gym program.
Classifications in the a." 3D."
&C" and ID" divisions will be
awarded to teams rs a result
of Moncay and Tuesday play
while the Tacoma City league
entries viii all he assigned TO
the IA" group along with
one other entry, yet TO be
named.
At Z o'clock Oakland and Phi
Theta ri open in the boys cage
while Zion Lutheran and Milton
Mules meet in the girls gym. s
o'clock finds General Motors and
Holy Cross facing in the boys
domicile while Epworth NJ. f. and
Reese's BARRIERS are testing each
other on the other floor. The s
O'Clock nightcap in the boys gym
brings the third ranking independ-
ent AAU club in the Pacific North
west into action as Johnson Paint
tangles with Saints Peter and
Paul: Central Lutheran and GIT
Top meet on the girls side at the
same time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Huskies I'd
To Nevada
In Tourney
YOsE MITE-Bealen

Beaten In
points by University Of Ne
vada, the University Of Wash.
ington ski team still retained
possession today Of the Pacific
Coast conference trophy at
the conclusion of the Western
intercollegiate Ski champion
ship here.
Leading Washington hy
sga., points Ia spo.i ~ the end
81 three days competition. the
Ncsadans took home the Pa
rife Coast ski union trophy
and the Yosemite Winter eiuh
cups. They were not awarded
the conference trophy ~ Ne
vads h not . conference
school.
Washington. winner nf tht
championships for the pas, thres
years. was trsiied by california
with 900 and Utah with 3tl.p
Utah moved into fourth place OF
the strength OF Dave Qninncy'i
performance in capturing thu
jumping competition with iti.:
points.
Quinnc,'s hest leap WAS Ion
feet. ess than that II Art
McMurrsy. California. III
feet. but the Utah hoy took
the event IN his farm. Sig
Nettestad. Placer j. g., WAS
third. Other jumpers In tho
first 10 WE'RE nagnar Vale.
Washington. Dick kinbalt,
Utah, Fart Edn,unds. NJ.
VIDA. Elton Blaricr. Washing
Ton state. trnsler Wesf. Me-
ysdal oJhp starrstt. Nevada.
and Jim Wordrn. Nevada.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Lutherans Tkump
EI|ensburg Quint
Washington intercollegiate Con.

Before a packed gym of return
ing alumni the Pacific Lutheran
college basketeers defeated the
Wildcats from Central Washington
college, 81 to 81, in an action
packed thriller on the Parkland
court Saturday night. By taking
the measure of the Teachers
Coach Olsons Lutherans broke
even on their six league games
and advanced to a tie for second
place in the title chance. Had the
Ellensburg hoopers won they would
have tied Cheney for top billing
with the Gladiators crowding Bell
ingham for the cellar spot.
The gaily-sarbed Gladiators con-
vinced the p. l.. c. graduates who
returned for alumni reunion, that
they have real basketball team
as they soundly spanked the in
vadcrs. The contest was the last
home appearance Of the Luthersns
this year and the wan kept clean
their record Of no defeats on the
home floors
With both quints employing a
fast breaking race horse" style OF
play offcnse. the game was fast
all the way, with sensational shoot
ing overshadowed the close check
ing Of both teams The locals held
a 27-20 edge at half-time.
Lutherans go $50 Wildcats
Perrault IL F.. fi0) Petit
Sigurdson l0) F ~ Wand nbring
Platt f9l .....C......-.. North
Stenesen f5j G.......... Carr
Harshman 49, c.. % Sanders
Subs. Pacific Lutheran-Lang
~. Metz. Taylor, North. Billdt
~. Willis. simonson. Ellensbugh
Miller 81. Woodward ~. Smith
t5). Referees-Abe Cohn and
John Kennedy.
As a special treat for the grads
an all-stsr team Of former Luth-
Gran luminsries lost a 80 70 30
verdict n their younger opponents,
Pilot Olson's reserves The "Totter-
ing Teachers looked decidedly of
form as they "ad hbbed then
way through two gruelling periods
10 defeat Among the returning
greats who didn't look 20 great ~
a team were Hal Silsen. John Fad
ness. Chef Sole and Gene Jack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

a slave 10 Turkish woman. Treg-
abizans Fearing for his life. the
woman made possible bis escape.
After an encounter with the
Baahsy Of Nalbritz in Tsrtafis
Smith was narsed 70 health BY
the chsntso bic Lady Cslismsta "
Then came the episode with POeA-
hont8s
During a second voyage % the
New World Smith was severely
wounded by pirates Hall dead
from this encounter. ne vas cap
tured BY the French and assisted
IN escaping ~ Madame ChaB0yes
Ut Rochelle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Ballyhoo Opens
On Roper.Louis

HOLLYWOOD - The party
with the bulging shoulders and
crinkly eyes showed a 100 pound
spotlight along the eat-wslk
above stage &c" today and said
he hated to b. a spoil sport
but Tony Gaiento wouldn't
meet Joe Louis for the heavy
weight title In June-or ever.
IF that fat clown fights for
the title he'll hafta' fight the
champion" the gent continued.
.sThAt'u he me - Jack Roper.
How do them slick promoters
think Louis il gonna get a title
to defend In June after ] knock
him out in April. Titles don't
just grow, promoters or not
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
PoC AHoSTAs

The story Of how Pocshontss
saved the life Of clustering Cap
tain John Smith from the axe
mans blade u known BY every
American school child. but.
strange as II seems. this vas the
third instance in which the Eng-
iish sdyenfurerE meek Was saved
by woman Following this there
was even a fourth,
Left on the battlefield of yeris-
thorn as dead. Smiths armor at
trseted the attention ~ BashsW
Rogell who, discovering that he
was still alive. presented him az
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

an offer to become head coach a.
Mississippi State college. which
had been rumored last week
1t was reported also that he might
become n sports commentator for
newspapers or radio.
FIRST intimation that all
was not well between Suther-
!. land. the "Silent Scot" to foot
ball fans, and the university,
came in early 1913. when "A
long-standing feud with W.
Don Harrison, the then ath-
p. letic director, came into the
open because Of HarrisOn's
treatment of Pitt players who
went to the Rose Bowl that
year.
Sutherland repeatedly accused
Harrison of pinching pennies in
alloting spending money to the
athletes. He was said TO have
told Harrison, Il made you, and
III break you" He offered to re-
sign, but instead. Harrison quit
on March 20, 1887.
p The new director, James Hagen
authored the so-called "Hager
PLAN to de-emphasize sports. II
was adopted by the university or
July 81, 1887, and later, a revised
plan. known as the Code Bow
man." was adopted Feb. s, 1888
One provision reads: .. the
matter of publicity shall be sub
ject to constant supervision and
study in an effort to lessen undue
emphasis upon athletics in gen
eral and football in particular
Last fall sophomore athletes
, threatened to strike. This was
settled by DIR. Sutherland but
trouble again broke out in
December when freshmen
football players rebeiled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

!"
McnrAstsn. Norweslanshpfu Ca
madam frum Vancouver. . member
Of tho 1854 Olympic team from
Canada, jumped idT and III fest
each time treating fans 10 aImoss
perfect form a. he piled up sisl
polnta
uilaad n Lake Tahee. Cal,
via kengshesg. Norway. 80
the dtstancs mash ~ eAe a.
when ~ SHARED. With ~ eera-
sisnai flap ef ME anna. ~
feet on Me scsewa attempt.
Mis- first jung was grad fss
liza feet and hia cemhteeA
point total Amounted - 1to.a.
siss older brother. olAv. waa
third He jumped La snd ia
feet. and was awarded zoe : polnts.
olsv does his iespins under this
eoiors Of the seattle aki club,
which, incidentally. WAS the spoH.
SIR Of The meet yesterday.
Harold "'rass" Gjolme. = seattle
high school moppet. ana North.
western junior champion, won thu
class n title. Amsssing 20O,D points
with leaps Of ia2 and i2i feet,
John stromberg ~ the seattle NH
club. had the longest jump | ~
feet hut GJolme's form was fios'
sier.
Harry Hurfisld. iihsiysinokins
younTsier from Holiyburn, ~ G.,
was second with 1919 points and
atrombers was third.
Tho senior event, limited In
those veterans whs have
passed. their va birthday. wss
taken by Olaf t<sekeN ~ 1pns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Tacoma Ski Club
Race To Briggs

Bob Briggs victory In a eou.bi-
nation slalom-obstaele rare fea-
tured the annual Tacoma Ski club
trip 10 the Milwaukee Ski Bowl At
Hysk Sunday Alan Robinson vas
second.
Emile Larson placed first
among the women. She vas fol-
lowed by Dorothy oKeefe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Dozen Hoop Clubs
Win Way to Meet

Entrants in the Washington
state high school basketball tour
sney opening March IS at the Uni
versity of Washington pavilion
Jumped to an even dozen after
several district Journeys closed
shop Satu lay night.
Two more places will be decided
tonight and two more the last of
the week. Stadium needs one
victory to win the Tacoma berth
and the Southwest b tourney
will select one team when 1t ends
this Saturday.
Bothci and Fife re battling
for No. . West Central posi-
tion tonight AT Bothel. while
Prosser and Yakima are scrap
ping over the Yakima Valley
No. 2 position at Yakima to-
night.
The twelve teams: Walla Walla.
Longview. HoGuiam, Richmond
Beach, Bellingham. Everett, Blaine,
, Wapato. Grand Coulee. Lewis and
Clark Of Spokane, Rockford and
Five of this twelve have never
< attended a previous state tourney
y, while five were there last year
The newcomers are Colfax, Grand
= Coulee. Wapsto Rockford and
Beach. The 1888 return
= ouintets are Everett. Wslla Walls.
Blaine. Hoquism and Lewis and
= Clark.
~ Longview is the only team in
the lot that Is unbesten IN Wash
: ington competition Hoquism and
= Richmond Beach have lost only
one. Rockford comes from the
smallest school. having less than
hundred students IN town OF
b. 400 population.
Grand Coulee probably had
the hardest time getting to
the state tourney. for the
dam-site boys have had no
gym all season. They have
PLAYED their games away from
home and practiced in a dance
hall. In the North Central
tourney the beat Omak, 1873;
Wenatcbee, 1928, and Mason
City 80 TO 81.
New faces, new stars. old faces
and old stsrs-sll will be az the
state tourney this year and already
- the prep fans are licking their
: chops.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

against attempts h, the uni
Nersit, 10 collect tuition. They
claimed they had been told
the work a. prescribed for
them by the code would pay
these fees and part Of their
living expenses a. well. on
Gals agreed TO free tuition for
them.
These developments. and the
fact that the university was sehed-
ulins games with major opponents
without providing means OF at
tracing good material TO Pitt,
were believed to have prompted
DR.. Sutherland decision 10 resign.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

Or. Sutherlsnds action was not
unexpected He was known 10
resent recent developments in
which football had been made the
particular target Of a plan TO de-
emphasize sports al Pitt Il fol-
lowed a series OF incidents IN
which football players had re-
belled against unfair treatment.
The famous coach. who has
sent four teams to the Rose
Bowl In his Is years al Pitt,
was expected To confer today
with Chancellor John Il. Bow
man.
His contract requires two years
notice on the part of both sides be-
fore il can be broken. but Suther-
land wants this provision waived.
Dr. Sutherland said his plans
for the future were indefinite. He
said he never seriously considered
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

ssasSss. ~ tsN0eA epoUooo
~ Weesee - ~ yeoeA 10
90 lie fooe.
T~n ether nnn-titls elaeeoe wero
contested Jack Nehnet<ies ~ ~
stsis winning In Inc ~ 70 - t)vis
ston and i.yis NtchasdapN ~ Law.
snwursh copying in ~ ''un1es 1T
bracket.
nnsw fell during Inc eNtise N>el
and spectators fldaoted, lnumoe1
Themselves end hopye9 ~ as1
down IN rather fsitiss etsempte -
keep warm.
tn cw>sese Woe e)sN -
psessa ~ tssHp~. ~ ~ WeeeA
~ - reesonse WITH see~a -
pssstssss yease- tn oe1~ ~
fesse9 10 eahe n essy.
Otto Lang. IN = surps1se sppoas.
anee. mads ssveyni eAhIootta0
iesps. The famed maestro. with
little 10 gain. acquitted htu,ssif
neatly enough with jumps sse~N6
leo feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

PlTTSBURGH-The resigna-
ton Of DIR. John Balm tJock)
Sutherland as head football
coach al the University Of
Pittsburgh was accepted today
by Chancellor DR.. John q. Bow
man.
In an exchange Of letters be-
tween DIR. Sutherland and the
schools chancellor. IL WAS re-
vealed that Sutherland, gcner-
ally rated the country's No. |
football coach, has no future
coaching plans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

"A a neNaPapff adTffilflnk
stunt, Robert ~ Hausfr. Greens.
boro. y. G.. sioreksepsr last De
cembsr listed for sale Silver
Dollars Only - Cents" lie sold
only ak. he says. because he told
hundreds Of curious customers
that the bank had let MIN have
them for a little over IS cents"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Basketball Results

NJ INItED pHt
Oregon ~ Warrington 81.
W b {. "a o. 3 Z 80
eouthsrn California 81. y. G l.. A
California ~. egsnfora 81
Michigan 50. Indiana -
ONO state 81 Purdue 30.
Marshall so Ohio Y 80
Utah state Axfie tltufsl College -,
Brigham YOUNG ~.
Carnezis fsch - Penn state ~.
Princeton %, Cornell 80
wyoming ~. 20 COLORADO Y. ~.
Syracuse 81 Colgate 81
Columbia 30. PennsslyanlA ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
UllandS Lose
To Mobraaten

sNOQuALMlE SuMMlT~-Sis ulsnd thrilled the spactee
from the tops OF their hsads 70 the bottoms
of their cohen toosses with the onxest leap Of the day.
but Tom Mobraaen got better with the Judges Ia win the
Pacific Northwest ski jumping championship here waterway
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

Some historians have expressed
doubt over Smiths miraculous
escapes. bsst the doughty captain
relates them vlyidiy in Ms own
biography
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Great Record
Set By Mentor

PIIISBl RGH-Dr. John Balm Gock) Sutherland. 40.
generally rated the No. football coach today asked the
University Of Pittsburgh to accept Immediately his ressna-
ton head
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Toby Anderson
Wins Pin Title

Toby Anderson, captain of the
Pacific Match company team Of the
City league. and president of the
City pin circuit. rolled a az total,
including Al pins handicap, TO win
the singles championship OF the
1859 City association tournament.
Walter Silscth and Eddie Nallish,
pin stars of the Deluxe Beer team
OF the Glass b league. won the
doubles crown with score OF 1890
Shooting on Saturday night
squad. Anderson rolled games of
les. $50 and 279, To total zoe
without handicap. for the highest
thlee-game series OF the entire
tourney.
Silseth was the powerhouse Of
the doubles pair His games were
266. 257 and l66. and his total $50.
Vallish scored 500. and the handi.
cap was Ill.
Complete scores Of the doubles
and singles follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

the men who will train AT the
Phillies' camp at New Brsunfels.
Tex. VIII be rockies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Fife Beaten;
botleIl Next

Closely checked by their taller
opponents. Fife Trojsns lost their
chance to eineh n state toufns-
ment berth Saturday night when
they were defeated by Richmond
Beach Pirates. 7s.is. al Rotheli.
Richmond Beach now goes to
the state tourney but Fife PLAYS
Bothell tonight at $ p m for the
No, West Central district posi-
ton. Bothell defeated Bremen
ton. 4.26 Saturday night
Fife defeated Bothell alas, in
the scmi-finsls last Thursday
when Pete Meilo tossed in 10
points but whether the TroJsns can
repeat ls a question,
Richmond Reach IL q typical
m, stery quintet. The, play .
slow. easy and restfui game.
In fact. the, have To play this
way NJ they oni, have sin
first team men and one of
these lost an eve In an Acci-
dent some yeas ago.
Dick conover IL a smooth tire
less worker while McGaryey and
Brockman are spsrkplugs. Their
chances In the state meet are not
considered too bright,
The Pirates check man for man
and this hamperod Fife who can
set up their classy plays easier
against zone defense The Beach
team scored over half their baa.
kets on long shots,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
ALMOST 80 PER CENT
PHILADELPHIA Fifteen

SUM FItHinnHU BfHIHI UT
Fifc Bisia % KeyeH
Evening star., 1939-03-03
Fuirfux Will Sell
Old School BUILDINGS
srecial Dispatch to The Star.

srecial Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va, March 3.-Prop-
erty not being used for school pur-
poses will be sold by the Fairfax
County School Board in April, it
was announced today by school
officials.
The property to be sold includes:
Centreville District-Legato
School, including building and
slightly more than two acres of land
sale to be held April Is.
Falls Church District-Lincolnia
School, including two-story build
ing and approximately three
quarters of an acre of land, sale
to be held April IS.
Lee District-Wakefield School,
including building and two-acre
lot, sale to be held April Is, and
Colchester School, including build
ing and two-acre lot, sale to be
held April II.
Mount Vernon District-Potters
Hill School, including f1ve-acre lot,
sale to be held April II, and Laurel
Grove School, including building
and one-acre lot, sale to be held
April IT.
The property will be sold at
public auction and the School Board
will reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.