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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-05-07

Chuloga's got to win, and the crews okay,
Oxy Everything's lovely" Having thus fav-
ored the press, he entered the boathouse.
On an appended bucket, head between his
hands, sat Mccall. The coach seemed to have
doubled his age overnight
Bill plunged into the latest catastrophe:
with Condor gone, Mac, can you use Van
nick?''
Macs voice, which ordinarily rivaled that
of the M-G-M lion, now showed him to be
broken man. Little more than whisper, it
would hardly have carried hundred yards.
''Vannick won't steer another shell of mine
if have to use sack of cement for COX"
he moaned.
How about Cheddy?"
Another wet blanket. No spark" The
voice rose in lament. For once get nine men
together that look almost like crew. All on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-05-07

of the last remaining male reporter on the
Chuloga University News: Master Ochs-
ner, eighteen years old and Four-F. He had
Just left the boathouse. 1--WE been talking to
Mac. He don't feel so good" said Master
Ochsner.
1.-THE crew" Bill stopped abruptly.
MAC don't feel 50 good?" he repeated
anxiously.
ssNo. WAS giving him the dope about Con-
don. Uncle Sam sent Condor hurry-up orders,
and he's leaving for Chicago tonight. But
don't worry, Bill. - he went on with the cheeri-
ness of doctor trying to console patient
with broken back. mo, wouldn't worry.
This is only Monday. You can break in an
other COX before the race"
Bill hid his CONSERVATION in burst of
college spirit. ''Sure, we'll find somebody else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-05-07

the deferred list Then what happens? No
Poughkeepsie But keep the boys rowing
until the USO Water Carnival fixes us with
this two-mile spat with Dorchester - and
then what? The government changes its mind
and grabs Condor linked again." Mac had
never beaten Dorchester. 1t was sore spot.
Bill stared moodily at the racked shells.
As freshman stroke, he had seen his crew lose
heartbreakingly to Dorchester because the
COX swerved to avoid floating berry crate.
A hundred yards from the finish his first
varsity shell had been swamped. The next
year, after understanding Dorchester, Chu-
loga's Number Three had broken an oar.
Looks like there's nothing left but to grab
us Coed" said Bill, with despairing irony.
MAC jumped to his feet, back straight and
bald head shining in the glow of reflected sun
light. Bill, you get the cigar"
What do you mean?"
Coed. A girl. No rule against it,
Bill felt sudden chill. II was just kidding,
Mac This isn't Hollywood"
And know the girl
Look, Mac. couldn't stroke shell with
some dumb dame goggling at me and thinking
she was doing it all"
This one isn't dumb Girls crews don't
race, but each year boat from three to six
of 'em. Joncie Dyke - she had that Hamilton
Hall gang running smooth as clockwork.
She's smart, she's light, she's got good voice.
Bill, Joncie can do it,
81 don't know her, Mac. l don't want to
know her," said Bill, more in sorrow than in
anger.
"Joncies an ace"
They all come out of the kettle, Mac. If
you should say, One for all and all for one,
they wouldn't know what you meant. A
coed doesn't care about Chuloga. She's got
Just two problems: What is there in it for
me, and what do have to do to get it?'"
Come on, Bill, and take look at Joncie.
Most moons she eats at the Union Terrace"
Reluctantly Bill allowed himself to be led
out into the open air. Two hundred yards
away, the terrace of the Chuloga Memorial
Union ran back from the building to the
shores of the lake. Mccall focused pair of
marine glasses. Northwest corner table.
Two other girls with her but she's facing u.s."
HE high powered lenses brought her sur
prisingly near. Joncie Dyke sat at the table,
back straight and head high. The keen, pleas
antly featured face was framed in curling
brown hair. She wasn't hard to look at
Bill lowered the glasses. mo, Mac" he
said hoarsely, If she's in, I'm out"
Pm not asking you to marry her, Bill -
only to stroke the crew." He smiled wanly.
you be here at four fifteen as usual.
Sharp on the minute, Joan Sara Uoncie)
DYKE walked I'D three steps to the boathOuse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-05-07
The girl was coxswain.
And Bill was sore. He
had plenty of reason...

TyRoM the shade of Chuloga University's
boathouse, Bill Peters surveyed plain
lively the lines of summer students on their
way to lunch. His eyes had the sadness of a
friendly but unappreciated St. Bernard.
Like himself. most of the rare young men
were part of the Navy training program, kept
in college to finish technical courses. The pro-
cession was overwhelmingly feminine. Bill
commented inwardly: Goods :. No college
shirt :. Man that i,seented eo-ed4c0tioa ought
t0'pe been shot.
Hello. Cap. Howsa crew? All set for Dor
chester Saturday." 1t was the sprightly voice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-05-07

antly featured face was framed IN curing
brown hair. She wasn't hard to look at.
Bill lowered the glasses. mo, Mac" he
said hoarsely, IF she's in I'm out"
I'm not asking you to marry her, Bill -
only to stroke the crew." He smiled wanly.
you be here at four-ffteen as usual.
Sharp on the minute, Joan Sara Joncie)
Dyke walked up three steps to the boathouse
pier Alert and SLIM she wore white jersey
and slacks, broad brimmed water hat, and
large dark glasses. The chin and mouth.
though not obstinate, showed self-assurance.
I'm 50 glad to meet you, Mr.. Peters. A
good many times I've watched you stroke the
Varsity, and I've always admired the way you
handle the boat
Its gift" Bill said sardonically.
She made no further effort to ingratiate
herself, and at word from the coach. she
competently boated the crew.
We'll 60 to Lapham Point, Miss Dyke
turn around and come back"
Very well, Mr.. Mccall
With jaundiced eye Bill watched her ad-
just the megaphone and get the shell under
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13

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lures circular per-
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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13

y. Pastel toned 6-pc.
set floral sprieeed. Mir.
ror-Ploteou, comb, brush,
hond-mirror, cream and
notions iors. OeIicote pos
tel shades.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-13

A. Etched glassware in
graceful marine design.
ll-pc. set includes pow
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hand mirror, PERU m e
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beauty Of this 8-pc. set.
Fine lucite trims. Powder
and cream jors, brush,
comb, mirror.
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of deeply tufted,
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Evening star., 1944-09-26
LOTS FOR SALE.

p LOTS FOR SALE, high. laree trees, in
Wheatley Hills. new subdivision in the
heart of Bethesdas finest residential sec
ton bordering Greenwich Forest. 10 the
west and Edeemore to the south; fully re
stricted; improvements IN. Call WI. 5S26
after an = or o. ls5s during the day.
sa9 s59l. So s4.5o9 F. B. MoNAR, r. 3. i,
CHOICE LOTS, Woodlane Sub, Route 5.
Nd miles from District line, Is minutes
from Navy Yard been selling fast. only a
few nice ones left; 1ooXl15. 5000; easy
81 sE"s Buy 1Svspd e HsEs 4 at!cT soNs !hi inys
NET Building. Eveninss, cali MI DAVIS,
READY FOR BUILDING. North cheverlv
tles; $500 each as group. or. might trade
,or improved property and add cash. Call
MR, Mo CARNEY Ar iot Frankhn m S,r.a :45n; . -
River I'd can be bought at sacrifice
FIVE BUILDING LOTS together lone a
", Nd. near Connecticut ave. extended
iater THos. e JARRE1h CO re realtors Roiiu
ArfNToN lS1h SS oF hrpFRs MatGns 9765 DEVELOPERS
class subdivision that is ready to so: l4o
acres. near Alexandria or Penn Daw, IN
from Pentagon Bldg; high elevation. beau
tiful views; near enough to the new pro-
posed s-lane Shirley hwy. to benefit
phone. bus transportation available; fac
schools, churches and shopping centeIs;
IN ms UNUSUAL properly tosether With an
must be sold for a division between own
ers. one Of whom is in the armed services:
priced a. $3.50 per acre. on reasonable
Slbp buyer. Telephone DI 20
Evening star., 1944-09-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

BUICK 1888 4-door sedan: radio: excellent
mechanical condition: price, S755. PARK
WAY MOTOR CO.. 305l NJ ST. NV. MI
BUICK 1871 super 4-door sedan: radio,
heater. low mileage. 81 HAWKINS, 1888
14th st. NV. DU. 4322
CADILLAC 1898 80" special sedan:
excellent tires. good mechanical condition.
~ 900 miles; radio and heater. CAPITOL
CADILLAC CO., l222 22nd st. NV. Closed
Saturdays and Sundays.
CADILLAC 1912 model 75 formal sedan;
hydramatic drive; Royal master tires; Life
guns guard inner @ :ubes; eS radio: heater has been
pIo1 eTEsn Gny SGqq miles beautiful 5bnd car
NV. Closed Sat. and Sun.
CADILLAC 1889 model Fleetwood sedan.
90 special: excellent condition through
out: This car has had exceptional care.
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO., 1929 22nd st.
NV. Closed Saturdays and Sundays.
CHEVROLET 1941 special de luxe 2-door
SEDAN; heater. good tires, excellent motor.
5@ENDALL Ben PONTIAC. King ST.. Alexandra:
cHEvRoIEr 1s4e club coupe, Chevrolet
l933 - four,door: legal prices warranty.
CHEVROLET 1910 special de luxe sedan
radio. heater. excellent tires. 1929 l4rh
GHkYsLEk ea.Ine MzHe4 1a41 rs eroSR s-esssn.s1 lin
CHRYSLER la41 New yorker 4-door Sc
dan: beautiful blue. c-tone upholstery.
radio and heater; this car must be seen
BENpAIL PONTIAC. King st., Alexandria;
Evening star., 1944-09-26
B-14 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
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SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. icont. J

REsTvILLE-Attractive 2-bedroom, all
modern home, with large, modern bath; ~
acre lot: city water; oil h.-wh.: chicken
house; $3.50; terms. MR. WEST. Spruce
CoTTAGE - cITyrLssss y 7iIsss frame :, hssme. s 3 3
complete apts., h.-w.h, large well-planted
REALfY LfYcceo Co. a5si Hasl shods sfs%s Island ave- NE
NEAR N CLINTON, MD.-4-room and bath
bunsalow, large attic. full basement e elec, C,
house: S4.250: $3.50 down. DEWEY NJ
FREEMAN. Silver Hill, MD. Spruce 0767.
NEAR CLINTON, MD.-Beautiful 5-room
and bath bunsalow; basement; coal h.;wh SMh
No. 5. Shade trees. chicken house; 81. 800;
Hiii Nd, spruce o7s3; -
and bath bungalow, 4 years old; full base
ment; coal h.-w,h.. gas range; city water
and sewer. Large lot with space for
garden. Bus service. S5,50O: $3.50 down.
DEWEY n; FREEMAN, Silver Hill. Md,
BEAUTIFUL 5-room and bath bungalow
full basement; oil h.-w.h.. electric range;
large let, 100x12S it.: city water. Excel
isnt 900 bus doSn service DEWEY E R R
Silver Hill, Md. Spruce 0767.
S3,5OO-Vacant, near Colesville; 2E acres,
6-rm. country home with Frigidaire and
range: plenty. of fruit, shade, spring with
stream, meadow for cow poultry house
and cow barn. Property sets back nicely
Wacant~Sio 500: 10 acres 6 large
rooms; country home; electricity, bath,
hsan oher oubdgs peny Of u hSaF
productive soil: mi: from D: C. Prop
erty sets back nicely from highway.
JOHN BURDOFT. Route >, Box B, Silver
Spring. Md. Don't dial. call Ashton
Evening star., 1944-09-26
FARMS FOR SALE.

SMALL FARMS-30 minutes downtown.
good road. water main. electricity; a near,
by farm with city improvements; plenty of
room for garden. fruits, vegs.. chickens.
etc: near Fairfax High School and Lee
IN e ouTy 1eS o OF Uhs CHEAP GO Way
land with no conveniences and no future?
we are builders and can build your home
your farm is. paid for. Price, $500 ono
house; $50 down. $40 month Drive out
Lee Hwy. Or Lee Blvd. to Fairfax Circle 'at
to hrst crossroad, turn right to sign Fair
lax A Acres Open every day 3 TO pm.
6srs eNr of IlN Monl dep9s, snntsrv countv e,..
rms Property containing $50 acres, so a.
OF which is in blue grass. offers the pros
peGt1ye ps,ddpe 9 p9grchsser I change to buy farm
modernizins N lanss 5,rm: tenant house. bank
hed hoehone 0ssn 6arack double
ana garage. Price $4,000 Located about
- mi: from District. GRAHAM HALL.
ACREAGE. We have number of small
RfIf soIf sga6le t9F
day syo and eveninss call Mr.. Laughlin, WI
10 ACRES, close to Silver Spring, with
g. ,s@n oooysss and EYES; WI $500: NJ: Able. w
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sheep farm, fronting on hard road, r.
M. out; small bungalow, with electric
pump; hus, bank barn with all necessary
gram farm; 20 registered Hereford cows
and 1na, N pulls; iI, sheer and hogs also for sale
HOWARD COUNTY-4ao acres 56-stan.
chlon' ideal dairy farm, with larse modern
home with shade, 10 yrs. old, with huge
bedrooms, larse fireplace, full basement; ]
ideal for entertaining; 20 acres of wood
ismd na ors balance in best state Of cultivation
must settle estate: "5 mi. TO Washington
priced to sell JOHN BURDSFT Route ).
Silver .h. sprns' Md, Don't dial, call
rs ACRES, Frederick County farm. $
room houss bank barn me
RockvilIe s3cs9 = Md Nd. M phons hnNSH-' $50 T. KELLY
,oa 10 ACRES, improved BY 1's-story bun.
f1s y,eE trnu, paved road some anal outblaSs
2; P.rGs Must pi,vi seii a once, PEjes, sS,4oo
Kelly Resk7Ie aEfk Nd NJ iASDshs Phone go j. E.
barn barr and other outbldss.; 100 acres
s5So Sso van IDEN sSsS7 zEIER T1GsR 1arm Iees
PyTs 9WpR oytn Va Ph1ne tTncI 100 .,., 1 ~
acres Of virsinia's finest livestock and nd
Washington, facing .,.S00-ft. frontage on
Lee hwy, in Prince William Co., with an
from Warrenton, in a high-class farming
section. Buildings consist of owners cot
tage, superintendent home, . large stock
on this farm has been we'll cared for end
the pastures are now carrying q large herd
of beef cattle. Should purchaser desire
to buy the livestock and equipment the
owner would enter into negotiations for
the, sale of all livestock, feed, farm tools
and motor truck. Owners other interests
responsible party on reasonable terms
Priced at less than 500 per acre. N. c.
HINES h SONS. DI. 773Q,
Evening star., 1944-09-26
PROPOSALS.

BOARD OF EDUCATION OF MONTGOMERY
COUNTY.-Rockvile. Maryland, Septem-
Der lS, 944.--ADvERTISEME NOTICE
10 CONTRACTORS.-Seal bids in trip
Chevy Chase Child Care Center complete
with necessary plumbing, heating and elec-
trical work at Bethesda Recreation Center,
Norwood Place and Offutt Road, Bethesda
Montgomery County. Maryland, (F W. A.
PROJECT NO. .1S225-N will be received
by the Board of Education Office, Rockville
Montgomery County, Maryland, until 400
p. m, Eastern Wartime, Tuesday, October g.
1914, and then at said Office publicly
opened and read aloud. Plans and specifi-
cations may be obtained at the ofice of
the architect. Frank B. Proctor, 1896
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring, MONTGOMERY
County. Maryland, upon payment of SIS 90
for each set. Any bidder, upon returning
one such set in good condition, will be re-
funded his payment. Additional sets may
be obtained upon payment Of Sc. 90 per set
but no refund will be made upon such ad-
ditional sets. Subcontractors may obtain
part sets at the rate OF $3.50 per sheet
The Board of Education reserves the risnt
to waive any informalities in or reject any
or all bids. No bidder may Withdraw his
bid within 40 days after the date of the
opening thereof. FRANK l. DAVIS. su-
pervisor Of School Property. se1e.26
Evening star., 1944-09-26
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

built in 1912; fine Takoma Park location;
, income 81, $50 year; price only S26;5oo.
CONN AVE.-slightly under 40 feet in
width. good depth to alley, Il rooms, 4
500 BOSS 4 PHELPS. NA. $500; eve
oN 6SES W,soN Me Msays, RfVn PTi RTi,Dston o1on
Ideally located and soies exeellent ena futpTe ap1s
afSe feSs co. sS4 %son so
NEW APARTMENT BUILDINGs-Two with
apis. and one with 3: must be sold as
whole; excellent Northeast location; central
heating plant with coal stoker: rent
S1l1 80 per month; price $4,000 See
Mr waiter, ,,do b; F. SAUL CO. 995 18th st.
srSta Zoo T1 BLOCK i3V OF X ST. N.w-a separate
apis, 3 baths. new oil heating plant; in
BOSS a PHELPS. Ma $500; evenings, MI
MeaseM, DI. O7O5.
PRINCIPALS contemplating a substantial
vited TO- call upon this old-establlshed d
office. Accurate, up-to-date information
relative to the best opportunities in office
eusseS W. S2a sDs1 SIS
eoSH coSS TIVE I'VE BdF aT NatGBi 3sao
n neff' EN-. .s527. MARSHALL J, WAPLE
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD-Det. bldg.
II apis oil heat, large lot; yr income
$1,000. approved rents: can deliver this
bldg. with excellent terms at AZ times the
rent Call Mr.. Wolbers. ia 1856. SHAN
NON LUCHS CO.. 1903 H st. NV. MA.
TWO-FAMILY SPECIAL-First Offering Of
these two adjoining 2-family, semideta ched
buildings. Each building has two apart
ments OF liv.. rm, dinette, kitchen, two
bedrooms and bath. Modern kitchens
paths, recreation rooms. steel windows and
Venetisn blinds ShoHs oyer 25c return
FOR SALE-137 acres, Fairfax Co. sub
divided in l-acre lots which will sell for
$500, per lot. owner fnds himself com
1I,y Terms ssss esn be arranged. J, E. HINES,
STORES in Brookland. Three stores with
a total annual rent of l,3?o can be
Each store has, terrazza flooring, toilet
room and wash basin property is in good
condition and will make splendid in
yestment: Call NE. ll43, until 9 pm.
HxGEEIENr GhShEy BpSHfsAM S1fsAMESf SfatoE
apt, s units of " rooms, kit and bath
each: Iron Fireman stoker Low rentals;
less than 5l2 times rental. Call til Q pm.
LEO N gERNSTEIN e. co, ME, 54oo.
LAkoMA T.. PARKm4-unit ao, brick apt, corner
1850, ewes. SH. 092".
"0-UNIT BLDG, downtown BLDG, perfect
condition; white tenants: income approx.
Sl4 600 year: price. $4,000.
Beautiful "-year-old bldg. OF % units
can be bought for Il times rental. approx
Can Harry Cohen. GE. oas6 SHANNON
* LUCHS CO. 1900 H st. NV, Ma IA
Evening star., 1944-09-26
Uncle Ruy'sC

or all parts OF the inhabited
world, there are few, If any, which
are worse to live in than the Gold
Coast OF Africa. In that area in the
Torrid Zone, the sun bakes the
ground and the people who are on it.
From time to time there are heavy
doWnpours of rain, but the rain
does not cool the air for long.
White people have decided that
the Gold Coast is no place for them.
They suffer from the heat and fall
victims to fevers. In an area OF
10000 square miles, We find less than
1000 whites. They are there 10
make money through trade, or to
take part in government service.
Usually they get away as soon as
possible.
Close to 1000 900 Negroes live In
the Gold Coast. They can stand the
climate fairly well, but they lead
slow-moving lives. Some catch fish
to earn living. Others work on
cocoa farms or in the mines.
The Gold Coast has been known
for centuries. Very likely it was
visited by sailors from Carthage who
lcrt n IcCOEU VI n voyage GOWN LQS
western coast of Africa.
In the time of Columbus, vessels
from Portugal visited the Gold
Coast, and trade was carried on with
the natives. Later came Dutch and
British merchants and sailors. Little
colonies of whites were formed here
and there along the coast, but most
of these died out.
A man from Portugal left a note
about a band of Gold Coast Negro
warriors. He says that they were
armed with spears, shields and bows
and arrows. Around the head Of
each of them was cap which was
studded with shark teeth. They
wore little clothing, and that little
was made from palm leaves or
monkey skins.
The chief Of the Negro warriors
had gold plates on his arms and legs,
and heavy gold chain hung from
his neck. He wore a small beard,
and on it were dozen or more
small bells and tags of gold"
Another early traveller. an English
man, tells us that Gold Coast women
were loaded down with collars,
bracelets, hoops and chains of gold,
copper or ivory"
The gold was of more interest to
people from Europe than the copper
or ivory. Because they saw SO much
OF 1t, they gave the name of Gold
Coast" to this part of Africa.
Evening star., 1944-09-26
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