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EARNS FOR SALE.

MONTGOMERY co FARM BApCAr,c=.
NJ Orcv Inn From 100 m so acres
responsible purchase.
JOHN A PPICKTEY
Barr PcE DI -a|I A0 qa.1
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
s. acres F-rn house o.hs- ou-nu-d-
i0GS l' acres .r woods f-e virv NJ
mountains on paved ROAD. eIpCr~rrr-v. -
M y c. priced Sl3 500. - Oup "a lr bs.
ar-H ~ 2 ~ 30 W ~0-'C7ca ~ -,
Buell. NJ. Gardner. J. F. Kelly,
Rockville No Phone $50
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APARTMENT HOUSE SITE,
FIRST COMMERCIAL

In very Gre r7rfu- Scc- on NJ n e.
Nor hwNS'. 7npr0v ma r'- ~ 500 50 feet
NJ level ground. CO upIC'P TorklnE drawings;
Will sell At reason 0Io p-.C0
THOMAS Y LAEr
l9ut NJ s. NV RE. 1921 Eve SH 696r,
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SUBURBAN PPop SALE OR RENT.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ON CONN. AVE BUS LINE. 5-ROOM BUN.
galOW. ami. NV b.. garage $40 mo.
G f. keller. Investment BlGg
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S6.35O.
CORNER BRICK. Mr. SOLDIERS.

HOME PARK
Attract home m lo' 40 f. vide contain
Ing living IN dining I'm kitchen. recep-
ION hail on J - fonr- 2 Iaree bedrrs and
baths on 2nd finished attic nj hear. elfc-
TIC ref E"es pn0no M Fva0-. NO. O"9u.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
90 18TH 5 Rea'tor MA ot52
COLONIAL CENTER HALL.
AhNe-ra'n'ed hrcE. extra IarGe rooms.
Bethesda area. vi 2I0S
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HIGHEST RIDGE IN CITY.
Opposite National Cathedral

3o10 WISCONSIN AVE NV
Attractive kitchen, latest style
stoves with heat control, two rooms,
dlnette. kitchen and bath with
shower free Frisidaire: elevator.
Res. mgr. Apt. 1902
$3.50 Large Large s6oon rooms plenty of
J. c. WELDON CO.
1'@1 x st. NV. NE. 30l1
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OD FTOpED
20l C ST Sc

E-TUbBIr CORNER
@-S'orv brick dWe.lnc. 6 ms. hath. ho+-
V3'H- fo7.. oil burner, e.oC.. gas near
school rprE. 'ranSO
81 ". II s G c.-- Ir-rL.-.
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WE NEED HOUSES
In Northwest D. and nearby Md. priced
from $50 up.
THOs. L. PHILLIPS.
S51e Conn. Ave. Woodley 7e00.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

LAWYERS SUITE SOUTHERN BLDG
reasonable charge for ONCE and telephons
listing Box Sic. Star
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STEWART BLDG. 4O2 9Th ST Nw-FEw
desirable Offices now available single or
enSullP, reasonable See lanitor.
OFFICE OR DESK SPACE IN ATTORNEY 8
suite. secretary optional: moderate rent.
National 4519.
OFFICE SPACE TO RENT. 1880. S4n
per month: commercial. 446 1lth ST. Sw.
NE SSS4
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE IN OUR MOD
ern building Second National Bank. 1881
G st NV See building superintendent.
17I9 K ST NW-ENTTRE md FLOOR:
3 exposures: 6-roOm suite, $3.50. J. g.
WELDON CO. NE. BOIL
VERY ATTRACTIVE, INEXPENSIVE OF
fee mail and telephone service; especially
suit able manufacturer S representative. 40
Hill Bids
OFFICE SPACE IN NEWLY REMODEIED
bldg. 700 sQT f. first a 500 sur n. 2nd
fl. 1927 Goth St NV. Reasonable rates.
Nationai 46fO
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
BRIGHTWOOD BARGAIN

a232 KearnPv 81 ne-Owner leaving
town good tourist location. r, b.: oil
heat, gar Open
am, VIM. R. THOROWGOOD.
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COlOred Barooin-S4 5OO

Beautiful BUNGALOW. Iarcr lot. : rooms
bath, STeI decorated cellar for parties.
from and baci; p.-clcs: n WI oil burner.
garage. Terms. $50 cash. balanCa 80. 80
mo. including prime. intr. taXrS ACt
quick Cal "WARING" Warteld 800
evenings Cr bpf0rP IA m
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S35.

?+36 20th st. nw.-1 room, beautifully
decorated. southern exposure. tile bath
With shower. 4! rooms, kitchen and bath
- 90 Elevator. Resident manager. Sur
[ounded by Rock Creek Park. MCINTYRE
CORP, Adams $50
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Corner Home
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
COLORED.
"a OIJE ST N F,

UNFURN. HOUSE, VIC. PALISADES
Park. Adults. Automatic heat. Moder-
ate. Phone Dupont So
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CHOICE LOCATION IN
WESLEY HEIGHTS

Rearlt1rul corner center-hau plan house
with ! bedrooms, > baths. 1St-foor lavaforv.
maids room ana bath; newly decorated
throughout
", c & A. n MILLER DEVELOPING CO,
fl1n 1.fh s. n wv DI 44E4
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so 750 buys this comparatively new
Colonial brick, less than 2 years
olo; lovely rooms, . tiled baths, auto
neat recreation I'M. detached gar deen
lot. ultramodern kitchen, etc. new-house
CONDITION; terms. Cau till Q pm. Il
LEO M RFRNSTEIN & co ,rr -,nn
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F0rT-r-r T0CS cree P7~- ~ Nary.an1.
? age .-.z v.'l A.. .rlDroromcr ava-'an's
N fN.~ hl-hlv rr.-r.c'r1 C0umG~lv rom
: 500 rD DI.-e orr Conn FEe Frv07d
C0rHr Chgse lake N BorrT drive z01 fIrn
r-~h- 70 PoCs Crr-E HIS -0rlneutsl
7 If 'r=.s~T--rF Co Investment FiCC CEI
Y A---- c---- Nl -.
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ENTRANCE TO KENWOOD
5I4 DOP SET AVE

z
On beautiful! tree-lned Dorset ave a fur
nlShed BUNGALOW which has been recondi-
toned throughout; including rock wool in
sula ion and with grea, possibility for re-
modelling On a large lot lU4 f. front
and approx $50 #. deep, with all kinds
Of fruit and shade trees For loss than
$ 600. - 800 cash, balance $50 mo
r. n. SPEARE, INC. WI olOS
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334 18th ST. NE
Mr.. GOVT. DFPTS

hot-water heat: IN good c0ndtittion' StS "a ~ n
HARRY JUSTINE
$40 18th ST. NV IA -S44
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18th AND PARK ROAD
ROCK CREEK HILLS

A. ste. plans and corsr.ctor loan
r. dv- prlCa reasonable Dupor' l"1- q
W10Croy HN-u
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BUILDERS. ATTENTION.

Lots 8r1 ac~care n I'll ~or-t0re Su.tzhla
t-- scr-.-d .-rrrr a0d cr-aclod homes.
n- god lr0N $500 Uc- IT, up Avo acre
AGO a. S5Ou per aCr0 W w ASSIST re-
00Gsihie builders re- ~Tb I'd WAITING pa. of
III" pu~Chaso Dr.Co nch.nd CONSTRUCTION
loans F0r further !u:orma -I0u and pIats
~~o Nr SChWar'r
l4Of Z CtFR--T ~ HuNO
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SEE TODAY.

THREE DETACHED BRICK HOMES
Out COleSvillP pike 20 Sligo parkway. left
TO houses. Make offer. owner on premises.
Exclusive agCnt
STROUP REALTY CO, $500 GA AVE. NV.
Randolph 500 Georgia Abs.
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CHEVY CHASE

ea3e, NORTHAMPTON ST NV
hrc% oetached dwelling. rooms
pa'hS Dedroom and bath on frs floor
d! feai' porches. front and back. I-car
orICK -ara2a. Sll0 per month. May be
seen by appointment "e
GEORGE I. BORGER.
CAB Ind Ave. NV. MA o35o
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CAPE COD,
NEW BRICK RIJNGAJOW

Only SIS. 50. : lovely rooms. fun basement
and attic. Conveniently located in Silver
REALTY Associates, Ma. i43S until 2
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NORTHBROOK,

> large bedrooms. " baths ballroom.
large fover, living room. kitchen sos
y rooms kitchen and bath, balcony;
$3.50.
3426 18th ST. NV.
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HOME OR INVESTMENT.

NJ Pleasant. only one-haf block from
10th St-Nearly new row brick, t rooms.
tiled bath. automatic hea. extra shower in
BE- sement: rented. S6" so mo: special price.
So 0nn. ASK for Mr. White evenings,
WA ClSD.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
Invest. Bldg. Sales-RentalS DI 6Oa2
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sl3 Union Trust Bldg ma @63o
Mr.. 18th AND JUNIPER SITS

Nearly new. detached Colonial brick. &
rooms, baths. breakfast room attic;
lovely yard. garage. automatic heat ey.
celent condition: rental 800. location.
at66946 l4th St NV Call MR.. HOWE. EN-.
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REDUCED TO S15.95O.
LINCOLN PAPK-S5 .45O,

Brick, Semi-det.. Is large rooms oil heat.
garage Don't miss his one Mr.
GOLDBERG. Ma 1919
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Close in-1553 10Th st. north-.New
family house: complete apt. on both
7~ors. CONSISTING of = rooms, kitchen and
,ath each. S55 ard So 50 including all
Utilities. J. c. WELDON co. NE. soil
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1725 18th ST N w

> rms. kit, hath, shower. FOYER. Ice
r'rror- door closets. sW. expos. newly
a1Ipred doc. sWltchnd; S59.50-S62 81.
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PRE-SHOWING OF
NEW GROOM HOUSES,
100 26th ST NE
ear Reno Rd. and In0Omar.

NIKKEI SON-BUHT de'sched 0r.ck
home on I0vev street : rooms %
baths. de0 and lavarory on Is living
I'm 15X27. loft. center hall hedrmS
and " baths on "rd larce a'rlc. heated.
Gear gara--. owner VIII ~aCrfCe less than
assessed va'r7tIor must sell nov. make
offer WV ROSWELL. NE. 3O32 FveS.,
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a Real HOME. 6 SPACIOUS ROOMS. =
room, k7ot-v pine rrcTra,iou ,oo91 r,.b
srep ace- located ONLY 10 minu'r- FROM
ooVn'oVn IN Arlington. CH l43S tin
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81 950-CHEVY CHASE. n C-DF-
tached brick e lovely rooms y ha.Es; ~
eT needs cash exceptional harca!n CAL
Nj FIilppo REALTY ASSOCIATES %s
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4901 1St ST NV

hedImS liv rm., kit, bath, screened
$2750-BARGAIN-S27.50
Front apt. 6l4 Elliott st. ne. 2 rms,
hath. Key at kRAF'TS, 7l@ H st. ne
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MARYLAND Park. Md, S4 $50 sc. 500
SILVER SPRING-S6.15O.

Is MIN downtown > and rms. New
oet brick homes tie bath. gar. INV \ !;
easy terms. white restr. Call WO. 2Ss5'
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APARTMENTS UkFUHkIsHED.
PINE MANOR

5Sl1 14th st. w.--Attractive new build
lng, adjoining Rock Greek Park A few
vacancies. one bedroom, living room. di-
ne'te' Kitchen and bath, $3.50 to $50 so.
All spacious rooms. Adults only. Resident
manager, Randolph 12@6.
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NEW BLDG, 6024 Sth ST. .NW.--LOVELY
= rms kit, dnette. bath, only 50 %.
WASHINGTON REALTY, GE. $500 or 4453.
TAKOMA PARK. Md LOVELY RMS
modern. new bldg: very convenient loca-
tor. screened porch Venetian blinds. in
Generator. adults. $50 Shepherd tHl Nv
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp.
CONTINUED

$50 MO-CLEVELAND PARK. JUST OFF
slsts of entrance hall living room, dlnette,
kltchenette bedrooms tone double one
sinele). bath; completely redecorated. RA.
24lS
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MODERN 5-ROOM HOUSE. NEAR FALLS
Church reasonable 20 responsible party
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Modern Near NInn and Pa ave Sc !:
C0nv. to everything. larGe rooms and
bath. auto heat See this one Mr.
TISHI ER. Ma. IRlA
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S5.a75-9 APIS. COST S. 80. FORE
'lOsure Feb. -, ~1.I5u needed large lot;
,rsr CH Lg-. Sunday
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2nd COM. NEAR n.y. YARD. 3-STORY,
@5 I, wide S6H5u ST. Or, nj, Gar,:
- $50. rented $500 year BenninR I'd
md com 3-SrOry br. $3.50. rented
$3.50 year Nr and and Mass ave-
story brt rented $3.50 VI. = $50. truss
: 500 DUPLEX fats. y. f RYON CO.
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611 NJ ST NE.
DOWNTOWN APIS.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
ARLINGTON, VA.

!, block of R I ave. ne" rooms.
kitchen and hath SIS 1901 33rd 81 NJ
F ELIOT MIDDLETON
on5 Investment Bids RE. llSl.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Green Boxers to Fill In Squads
As Illness, Withdrawal Stalk
Columbus, Cards, 7erps

All three collegiate boxing teams
in this precinct will send revamped
line-ups to the post in their matches
Saturday night.
Columbus. which meets The
Citadel at Turner's Arena, probably
will have a newcomer pinch-hittlng
for Charley Cox in the l65-pound
division. Catholic University. host
to the Coast Guard Academy at
Brookland. will employ the services
of a rookie heavyweight. Finally
Maryland, going to Charlottesville
for match with Virginia, has been
obliged to make another substitution
in the l55-pound division.
Cox, ailing all week, does not
figure to be ready for Saturdays
curtain-raiser and Coach Jim Nc
Namara figures on using Howard
Graham at the weight. Graham has
lot of endurance and courage, but
lacks Cox's polish. He has potent
right, but is wild with it and might
fall an easy victim to a good boxer.
He'll meet one in Lou Sammusson.
Taub Explorers Lone Vet.
Cox's absence will leave Columbus
with only one full-fledged veteran
Lou Taub. III most OF last year
and underweight. Taub now scales
l24 pounds and is in the pink and
should be winner. He looms as
the only certain winner in the Ex-
plorers' lineup.
Bernie Cody, a husky but green
youngster, will get the heavyweight
assignment for Catholic, replacing
ailing Julius STANCES. He'll tackle
Fred Goettel, Coast Guard veteran,
who scales we'll over 200 pounds and
resembles Jack Sharkey in the ring.
Goettel will be a good match for
Cody. Not a Furnishing hitter. he
packs enough power to put Cody
down if he connects. but also will be
fair game for the straight-punching
Cardinal sub. Goettel defeated Izzy
Leites, not Leonard Rodman as orig
mally reported, in the Maryland
match and his margin was not big.
Leites was in excellent condition be-
cause he had been training with
Maryland's wrestling squad, but his
timing was way off.
At Maryland Coach Mike Lom-
bardo scratched Norman Hatha-
ways name of the roster at the
youngsters request and nominated
Bob Miller for the 155-pound assign
ment against Vireinia. Hathaway,
a student in chemical engineering,
elected to forego boxing to bolster
his scholastic average and has hung
up the gloves for the season.
Hathaway's Loss Hits Terps.
His going places the Terps at q
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Sixth Presbyterian's S
Victory Features
In Rec League

Sixth Presbyterian's second half
rally which overcame immigration S
APPOINT lead at intermission and
enabled the church five to win a
24-22 decision in the Roosevelt Di-
vision was the feature of six Dis
trict of Columbia Recreation De-
partment Basket Ball League games
last night.
The most one-sided game saw
o. A. S. I. outclass Post Office, 326,
ma Central Division contest, with
Cochran of the winners scoring 13
points for the highest individual
total of the night.
Other Central games found
Weather Bureau defeating SCOTS
Club, 1920, and Royal Typewriters
downing Shannon & Luchs, 1928,
while in the Roosevelt Division Mai
man Photos whipped Wallace Me-
mortal, 1926, and Calvary Meth
odist clipped Retail Clerks. 25-l4.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
20 Years Ago
In The Stdr

Jimmy Lemon, star forward,
scored 27 of his teams points as
Central High defeated the Shen-
andoah Valley Academy quint,
31-l9. in the Central gym.
The British and Italian En-
bassy soccer team drubbed the
Washington Rovers. Ito, on the
Monument Ground field.
Catholic University's basket
bail team lost an early lead to
suffer its second defeat of the
season at home, losing, 20-25, 10
Fordham
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6, W. and WI. Stake
Sectional Rating in
Game Saturday
Old RivoIs Rated Even;
Bethesda and Blair
To Bottle Tonight
By GEORGE HUBER.

Following on the heels OF
tonights Montgomery County scho-
lastic basket ball feature between
Bethesda Chevy Chase and Mont
gomery Blair comes another clash
having sectional championship rat
ing when George Washington High
of Alexandria plays Washington
Lee Saturday night at Balston.
This evenings game between the
Barons and Blairs, in which the
former is favored, will be played at
Ritchie Coliseum, College Park, at
8 o'clock.
For the first time in several years,
Washington-Lee's Generals find
themselves no worse than an even
choice. The Presidents have failed
to reach the hot pace they main
tanned last year while winning the
Eastern Virginia championship and
losing by only few points in the
final game and can expect difficulty
against the Generals, much less
taking two as they did with ease
last year.
SlumpS After Good Start.
Washington-Lee is having a
better season than last year but
lately it has had difficulty in win
ming and after an impressive start
now has lost four straight, compil-
ing a record to date of six victories
against nine defeats.
A little better percentage has
been maintained by George Wash
ington, with four victories against
six losses, and on the basis of COM
parative records the big game
figures as near toss-up.
Despite the none too impressive
seasons to date by both schools, i'm
mediate improvement by one or
both should be forthcoming and it
may we'll start with Saturday
game Both have greater poten-
tialities than they have shown
and the best usually is brought
forth when they clash.
Both Have Sharpshooters.
Under ElWood Clements, new
coach this season, the Generals are
CeFeIOpng lnIO team Ol Ione
distance sharpshooters, with such
lads as Rube McNabb. Rod Gaum-
nitz, John Grinnell and Buck Hurst
flashing occasional streaks of bril-
liant outside shooting. If one CT
two of these boys get the range
tonight, Washington-Lee will be in
position to give George Washing
ton a real battle
The Presidents. through, also
have several individual stars who
when on their game, make things
interesting for opponents. Among
Rasty Doran's outstanding charges
are Amos Cliff, real scoring ace
Turk Dudley. Marty Foltz and
Tveets Chisolm.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
By EDDIE BRIETZ,
Assoniated Press Sports Writer.


NEW YORK, Jan. 30-Only
Leo Durocher's o. k. is needed to
land a Brooklyn coaching job for
Otto Miller, the old catcher, who
was one of the boys when the
Dodgers really were daffy-back
in Wilbert Robinson's days.
Keep an eye on Jimmy (Kld)
Hatcher, a featherweight out OF
Lake City, S. c., who has won Is
straight bouts since turning pro.
He is the rave of Florida. There
was too much alumni Cor politl-
caD interference to suit Tom Std
ham at Oklahoma. Anyway, he's
a top fight coach and Marquette
is the winner. Our North Caro-
lima editors might check to see If
there is a shake-up around Dur
ham.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
From the
Press Box
Louis Hos Tough Time
Trying to Add Weight
BY JOHN LARDNER,

NEW YORK, Jan. 80 IN AZ.
Madison Square Garden is SELL
ing out for tomorrow night on the
strength of a rumor that the Gus
toners will see two Joe Louises for
the price of one, with Red Burman
thrown in as bargain special.
This is in line with Mr.. Louis
private expansion program, which
parallels the Army's and Navy's.
1t appears that Joseph is trying
to double himself by January, 1912.
In the last few months, by way of
preparation, he has taken on every
available pork chop and chicken
wing as fast as the stuff came off
the assembly lines at Detroit.
The fans will be disappointed,
though. if they expect to see the
complete expanded Louis as early
as tomorrow night. These things
take time, and Joe's program is
several weeks behind, owing to a
bottleneck here and a bottleneck
there. The best increase he can
hope for by tomorrow is about 2
per cent.
The fans will see bigger Louis
but not genuine duplex.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

We are glad to note business is
picking up for the Guthrie
(Okla.) High School basketers.
They are turning 'em away. One
night last winter, we recall, they
played to exactly one paid ad-
mission.
Larry CMoon'D Mullins will
receive twice as much for being
an assistant coach at Florida as
he got for the No. l job at st.
Ambrose out in Iowa.
Because of an infected foot,
Lou Ambers had to cancel to-
nights bout with Irish Eddie
Conley at Barre, Va.
You don't hear any National
Leaguers popping off in the Fell
ler-Newsom salary dispute, do
you? No, that's out Of their
league, in more ways than one.
A regular at Santa Anita these
days is Marion Hollins, former
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Eagles Burrage Star
In Hockey Attack,
Figures Show

The general efficiency of lanky
Len Burrase, Washington Eagles
deferseman. is reflected in the latest
batch of statistics compiled by the
Eastern Amateur Hockey League.
Burrage. noted at the leagues
leading defenseman. is ninth in
point production in the loop and is
only S points removed from fourth
place.
Norman Burns of the Eagles con-
tinues to pace the league in that
respect. with so points. As goals and
IS assists, while Sammy Fasano and
Heck Pozzo of Atlantic City are
second and third, respectively.
Following are figures for games
through January % for the top 10
scorers.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Joe Still Con Look Straight
Down and See His Feet

"I still am in pretty good shape"
says the champ, sadly. Looking
down, I can see my feet without
much trouble"
Anxious to find out what was
holding up the progress of this
vital industry, your correspondent
paid a visit to the Louis training
camp at Greenwood Lake. N. Y.
When I saw Louis in Boston last
month, he was coming along fine.
He had about extra pounds on
him, all fat By now, at the same
rate of progress. he ought to weigh
around 207 or 206 pounds. But he
doesn't. He probably will take
the ring against Burman at 203 or
2O4, only per cent above normal.
What is the trouble?
Well, it turns out that several
details are holding up production.
One is the weather. 1t hasn't
showed enough.
Materially" said Mr. Louis. Il
figured that the cold and the snow
would keep me indoors and put
some weight on me. But the snow
stopped. and the weather was
warm. so I got out and took a
couple of pounds off"
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Government Loop
Basketers Launch
Last-HaIf Drive
Social Security Board
Team Earns LuureIs
For Semi-Series

With Social Security Board es-
tablished as first-half champions,
the second half of the Governments
Y. NJ. C. A. Basket Ball League
will get under way at the "Y" to-
night with three games inaugural
ing a 45-contest schedule.
Tonight's pairings send Farm
Credit Administration against Ru-
raj Electrification. Patent Office
against Library of Congress and
Social Security against Bureau OF
Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
The remaining schedule games
listed in the order of starting at
7:3O, $3.50 and 800:
safe Bue'H Ct G. x cR Ae4o s
gress; g. civil Aeronautics vs. Bureau
of Standards VS.. Patent once, Social Sc
curity vs.. Rural Electriflsstion; .i;.c. II; !! c. C.
Library f5 Of congpess: i3. Civil Aeronautics
vs. Rural Electrifca ion. I. e. G. VS.
Tcas Psn Of qs 6rssn ssd snd m
IS. Civil AeronauticS vs., Social Security
BoaEd Bureag Of standaTdsS 81 vs. Gonl Farm
l. L. y.
20. State Department VS.. Rural Electrlf1ca-
ton Patent Office vs.. Bureau Of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce. Farm Credit VS..
Civil Aeronautics: -. Bureau OF Foreign
and Domestic Commerce VS.. Library OF
Congress. State Department vs.. Social Sc
curity Board. / C. C. VS.. Bureau of Stand
ards: -, Farm Credit VS.. I. c. c., State
Department VS. Civil AeronautlcS. Patent
ONCE VS. Rural Electrification.
March A. Patent ONCE VS.. Social Security
Board. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce Rural Electrification vs.. Lii
brary of Conrress: Il, Farm Credit VS.;
State Department Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce vs. I. C. C. Patent
ONCE VS.. Civil Aeronautics II; Farm
Credit vs. Bureau of FOREIGN and Domestic
Commerce Rural Electrif1cation vs. Bureau
OF, Standards, Social SECURITY Board VS..
State DEPARTMENT, Library Of CengreSs vs..
T. c. C; Is. Rural Electrif1cation VS.. Bu-
Eeau Of F9reign and Domsstic commefse,
curity VS.. Bureau Of Standards: 90; Library
of Congress VS.. State Department. Social
Security vs. l. c. c.. Bureau OF STANDARDS
VS.. Civil AeronauticS.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

distinct disadvantage for Miller is
novice and Hathaway had been con-
ceded a chance against Virginias
Peter Berkey. AS matters now stand
Gerkey will be the favorite.
Maryland, meanwhile, has official
~ learned that its disputed l75-
pound bout with the Coast Guard
has been called a draw. Thus the
final score reads: Maryland AZ;
Coast Guard, 81. The ruling was
handed down by Dean Carl Schott
of Penn State. a member of the
Rules Committee.
Dean Schott'S advice was not
necessary. however, for on the first
page of the 1941 Collegiate Boxing
Guide it clearly states that any bout
that does not go into the second
round, unless there has been
knockout, shall be called draw.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Basket Ball Games
BY tbs Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Georgetown, 2s: Penn State, "a (over-
time).
Virginia. 40; Army, 36
Illinois, SO: University Of Mexico. 80.
New York;. AZ
Central (Mich) State, 26: Grand Rap
IDS. 20
Mercer, 81; Newberry. 35.
CulverStockton. "a: Westminster (Mo0,
30
Hobart Al Union New York;, 81
New River, "a; -Beckley State, 40.
GETTYSBURG, SO: western Maryland, "a.
Wilmington. 81; Cincinnati, 81.
Wofford, 40: Davidson. 40.
Washington tSt. Louis. Al; Missouri
Long Island, 46: Butler. 35.
Indiana State, 30: Detroit. 20.
Tuskeeee Sc. Hampton. ~.
Middle Tennessee Teachers, SO; sewanee'
go
Baker, 80: College Of Emporia' 81.
Mcpherson, 35; Bethel. 26; =,
GEORGETOWN (Ky), SO; Louisville 81.
Trsnsyiyania. 81; Centre, "a.