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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, vicinity 18th
and r, studio apt. foyer, .liy. rm. kit
service; price S1.50O cash, $50 monthly
payments. Box IA, Star. .
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. near 18th and
r SITS; studio apt, living room. kitchen and
stricted. Price. Sc, 500; $1,000 cash, bal
ance. $50 monthly Box 43-A Star. g
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POULTRY g. EGGS.

CORN FOR SALE. shelied. cracked or fine
cracked. Delivery this week 81. s377.
1011e Renfrew I'd, Silver Spring q
1000 N. H., REDS and Bar Rock baby
, chicks Call Hyattsville p226 O. q.
kIHAXWEIL LAnhAm. Nd. Defense hwy. 3
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK,

STEERS, white face, Hereford, uniform
yaccinated and dehorned. SH. 2114, ME
SAANEN BUCK, yr. registered: prover
breeder. naturally hornless; SIS; l hers,
rake. WA. 9095 weekdays -l2
ONE SOW AND PIGS-S100. CHI, goal
FOR sALE-Registered Palamino stallion
also 2-horse trailer, $3.50. 81. 1871.
SADDLE MARE, large, we'll bred. yer,
gentle, nice for lady; horse you cal
trust: very reasonable. CHI. O216
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TABLE BOARD

1T STILL COSTS LESS than ST per day
for 2 generous home-cooked meals in Mrs:
Ms pleasant dining room. We invite re-
week or month 1905 18th St NV q
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FARM and GARDEN

sSoDDING-First-class BLUEGRASS sod: will
deliver or do complete job; the bigger
the job the better we like it; can furnish
5000 50. yds. daily in the Washington
or call Fairfax 337-J-4 aul7.
SoDDING, PLANTING, TOPSOH and
evergreen trimming. HOWARD LAND
SCAPING CO. Ii. N4S6. s
LANDSCAPE GARDENER ER-CONTRACTOR
Complete Landscape service. Now is The
your evergreens. Cavity work feeding, ca
bling and tree removal specially. Free
estimates. Phone CO. 1896. 15'
ToPsoIL-orders begin taken at this
Also sand and gravel TR. 779g. Ill
NEW TRACTOR MOWER for Allis-chal-
mers; also .,2:horse mower: rubber-tired
wagon; small disc, 2-bottom, 12-inch plow
and rubber. heavy duty hay loader: tractor
Toodsaw, enSilage cutter. Engleside
TREES REMOVED. general Iandscap ping,
sodding. seeding, draining, walls. walks,
driveways: insured; member Of the Ameri-
can Landscape Association. DI. 6937. l0s
FLAGSToNE WALKS and terraces, FIRE
PLACES. rock gardens. nsh ponds, retaining
walls. p. MARCUCCIO, Route T. Horners
lane. Rockville, Md. Rockville 706. is
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ROOMS fURhIsHEp-horthwest.

MINED WOOD, seasoned. Can Warfielt
gM99 Weekdays. --l2
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont
AM INTERESTED IN puying cups ana sau.
GERS. any size. old jewelry, silver, china
srle- a-brae. old glass, DORA MILESTONE,
WILL PURCHASE FURNITURE il apt. is
available. Mr.. BRAITHWAITE. DE. 1000
Ext 316, to l and 10 & pm. IS
500 FOR mans diamond Write to
MATT 1921 Adams Min I'd. NV.
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1895 BILTMoRE ST. N.W.@Larse % dbie
Tn1' TITi dSEa tW:a beds connecting bath: s12 wk
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Also large double, twin beds, conY. loc' $i2
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SfaR sih rsR9 saG mGPs 4ss BFmoht aH a5a
nv w-nLarge ods dble. rm., near bath, $40 wkly
1850 KENYON ST. N.w-Room for . or
3. veterans preferred or girls: newly fur
eshfd os oh 70 gpn's sT wsba2e np sSg2 sSse
toTn; toy ana msid service; parlor privileges: S25.
sSi1 a WYOMING AvE-Attraetive guest
house has rm. with priv bath for 2 young
nif iSis 81 81. fsR NW.. Apt. sos: hk room ii ac-
5dsHe sSSPle "a sW
near 30th and Que: comfortable rm.: !
iseo NEWTON ST. near 1eth-end-fisoor
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mos vb 1.s tTTn double
1900 JEsNIFER ST. SW1A NV "a very s4yi cons ms
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couple, maple furniture, $40 month: also
Tor couple or 2 men. twin beds, shower,
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~ furnished an single room. $3.50 week Me
5000 WISCONSIN AvE.-Lovely front Tm.
IN beautiful home: twin beds: single or
dou6le: dol $40 single or 500 double. Or
5sI7 18th ST. N.w.-Lse. front rm Quiet
neighborhood, for refined gentleman: garage
space avail; PVT. lavatory; $35 mo. Gk.
1850 MASS. AVE. Nw.-Young man to
seru,cs ro1m h ,rdr VIII otner r, young men. maid
B
27Io CATHEDRAL AVE. N.w.-Besutiful
room. lovely. private home; / or 2 gentle
men; men; S27 20 each; CO, 54s6 -I2
I750 MASS. AVE. N,W.-Girl to share
large, airy room with other girls: maid
sery and lalndry privil.; S24 30 mo. ---s
500 9Th N.W.--Just opened, attrac, clean
tourist rooms, $3.50 single, SO double;
special group rates RE. $3.50. LIE
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The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07

Miss Lucretia Money was return
ed to her post at Sill at Lafayette,
La, after four months vacation
spent in San Francisco. She also
spent a week here with Mrs. Irene
S. Money.
Capt. Henri Morris Pearce and
Mrs. Pearce, of Washington, D. C.
are expected today for a visit with
their uncle, Raford Watson and Mrs
Watson. Capt. Pearce has just re-
turned from Tokyo and Pacific SER
vice.
Mrs. Will Wilson and Mrs. w. P
Lewis took Triana to Greenwood
Saturday for her dancing lesson.
Leslie Gilliland, Jr., has returned
from Dallas, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Lail, Miss
Hazel Brannon and Harry C.
Roberts, of Canton, attended the
Russian Ballet in Jackson Monday
evening.
Col. o. L. Ellison and Mrs. Ellison
were Jackson visitors today. Col
Ellison, as member of the Gov.
ernor's staff, participated in the
parade honoring Gen Wainwright
hero of Bataan. They were accompa
MED by Leslie Gilliland, Jr. The
Lexington School Band also par
ticipated in the parade.
Mesdames c. S. Harrell, G. c
Gibson, Walter Moore, and e. H
Shoddock were jackson visitors OF
Wednesday.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07
SO U * Clubs * Personals
WSCS Expands With
New Circle Organized

The Woman's Society of Christian
Service of The Methodist Church is
taking an active part in The Cru
SADIE For Christ. Evangelim is being
stressed this year. On February a
friendly study of the community
was made. In connection with this
a membership drive for the WSCS
was enthusiastically pushed. The re-
suits were shown when several new
names were added to the roll of
the society and an entirely new
circle was organized
This new circle, composed of the
younger ladies of the church has
been named the Martha Hooker
Circle. The new circle has elected
the following officers; Mrs. Harold
Hammett, chairman; Mrs. Roy
Brown, secretary-treasurer. The new
circle members will be special
guests at a special meeting and tea
to be held in the Educational build
ing on March 11th. Every Methodist
woman of the church is invited to
attend this program and tea. Mrs
Walter Odom of Durant, Confer.
ence officer of the society, is to be
the speaker for this occasion.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07

Mrs. 0. d. Hooker, Mrs. Lucille
Fuqua, of Winona, and Mrs. Walter
Hooker were Jackson visitors We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Walker
spent last weekend with Mrs.
Walkers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kirby Land Swinney, of Jackson.
Col. Stanley Ewing has gone to
Kansas City for a few days.
c. R. Logan of Tchula, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Scobey.
w. P. Hammett and Curtis Ham,
NETT are opening up general mer-
chandise store in Newton, Miss.
Gordon Ashley returned Friday
from the University of Alabama.
1t. Com. c. A. Moore spent week
en- ddate sat home. He tried out his
new speed boat on Bee Lake Sum
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weathersby,
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Beall went
to Bee Lake Sunday afternoon for
the boat races.
Mrs. Billie brennan and Miss
Lizzie brennan shopped in Lexing-
ton Monday.
Mrs. Hattie Witty, Mrs. Lucille
Fuqua and Mrs. Dell Small of
Winona, spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Hooker DR.. and Mrs.
O. d. Hooker had lunch with them
at the Lexington Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburn Hooker
spent the weekend in Memphis.
Miss Clara Watson and Mrs. r.
ford Herbert spent some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell in Jackson
recently.
Mrs. John C. Herbert, Jr., Mrs
Raford Watson and Mrs. and Mrs
J. C. Herbert, Sr., spent last week
end in Natchez.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07
Womock- Johnson Vows
Pledged Thursday

A wedding of interest to friends
was that of Miss Ruth johnson,
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. L. B. John
son, to Mr.. Harley Kyle Womack,
formerly of Lexington. The vows
were pledged Thursday evening at
the home of the Methodist pastor
IN Lexington, the Rev A. Y. Brown.
The double ring ceremony was used.
For her wedding the bride chose
grey suit and her flowers were
white carnations.
The couple will be at home in
Florence, near Jackson, where MIR.
Womack has employment.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Erwin an,

Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Erwin and
daughter Ann, of Jackson, were Fri
day night guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raford Watson. They were enroute
to Columbus where they will visit
and were accompanied by Mrs.
George Street, also of Jackson, who
returned Saturday after visiting in
the Watson home.
1t. w. J. Duncan, husband Of the
former Myra Huffstatler, has receiv-
ed his discharge from the army and
Will attend a banquet given in Jack
son this week honoring Gen VAIN
wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Ellison spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L. ].
Doak Of Grenada.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07
Miss Clara Watson
Hostess To Club

Miss Clara Watson was a recent
hostess to the Thursday Night
Bridge Club. Substitutes at this
time were, Mrs. L. B. Gilliland, Mrs.
CARROT Herbert and Mrs. Jesse
Walton. Mrs. George Povall won
high score and Mrs. Herbert second.
Sandwiches, fruit cake and coca
colas were served at the conclusion
Of the games.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07
Mary Anna Flanagan
Arrives Feb. 10th

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Flanagan, of
Glen Allen, are the parents of a
daughter, Mary Anna, born on We'd
nesday,' Feb. 10th, at a Greenwood
hospital. The mother is the former
Marie Pahlen, Of Lexington.
Mrs. Flanagan and daughter are
now at their home in Glen Allen.
c. c. Pahlen, Lexington, is the
maternal grandfather.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07

Mrs. Robert Swittenberg has re-
turned from Greenville where she
visited her daughter, Mrs. Lamb
Crouch.
Mrs. John Collier and Mrs. Marlin
Collier are spending some time in
Memphis.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hammstt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat M. Barrett and
Henri p. Watson, Jr.. spent the
weekend in Memphis.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07
Mrs. James Gwin
Hostess To 800 Club

Mrs. James Gwin entertained the
Six Hundred Club Saturday. Chick
en- salad sandwiches and coca-colas
were served.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07
Mrs. Joe Bermun
Entertoins Friday

Mrs. Joe Berman was hostess to
the Friday Night Bridge Club.
Mrs. George Povall was the only
substitute and she won high score.
Cokes were served during the
games.
The Lexington advertiser., 1946-03-07
STRAND THEATRE

STRAND THEATRE
Friday md Saturday Morch So
'HEcENADEs OF RIO cRANDE"
Rod Cameron and GuxxY knight
"THoRoucHBREDs"
Tom Neol and Adele Moro
Also "Bluck Arrow Seriol
HEART CONDITIONED" Short
(Robert Autry)
Monday and Tuesday. Mdrch l0-ll
"TARZAN AND THE AMAZoNS"
With Johnny Weismuller. Johnny
Sheffield and Brenda Joyce
Wednesday, & Thursday. Nor 1918
"DALTON'S RIDE AGAIN"
With Alon Curtis. Kent Toylor and
Morthd O'Driscoll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-17
Bay State Bribery Bill Introduced

Boston, Dec. n - (UP) - A bill designed to prohibit the bribery of a participant in professional sport was on file in the Massachusetts legislature today.
 Under the bill, a person convict cd of bribing or attempting to bribe q player. coach, manager or any other individual engaged in a pro- fessional sport in Massachusetts would be subject to a fine of not more than si,000 or a jail sentence of not more than two years.
 The bill which was filed yesterday by Sen. Joseph L. Murphy (DD Bos- ton, woul dprovide the same penalty for any participant of e profession al contest who was convicted of acc cepting a gift or gratuity offered with intent to influence his conduct on or of the playing field"
 Murphy's bill came hours after a New York man was arrested in a plot to bribe two star players on the New York Giants football team to throw their national professional league championship game last Sum- day with the Chicago Bears. The Bears were the victors. 24-l4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-17
Chase Joins IRA. VoIleyboU Group

Chase Brass & Copper is the new. est addition to the IRA. Volleyball League entries which close tomor- row evening. It is expected that from six to eight teams will take part in the event this year to be held at the Crosby High School gymnasium on Friday evenings. Other newcomers to the league this year are Benrus Watch and Somers Brass who are expected to pair up with Scovill. Waterbury Companies, Bristol. George Hisert, League chairman, states that accommoda- tions are available in this event for no more than eight teams and all those interested should submit their entries by. tomorrow, Dec. iB,
 Scovill. last years tournament winners and runners-tp In the State '"Y" Industrial Champion ships held ct the Central "Y|, are preseason favoEites. Trophies will be awarded by the IRA. to the local champions and runners-up and champions will represent Wa terbury in the annual state cham pionships which are held in March.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-17
GirIsA For Football

Salem, Mass, Dec. i7 -- (UP) - Some % girl students ct Salem High School said today they had drafted e petition to be presented at the next school committee meet ing demanding formation of an all- girl football team.
 They told committeeman James P. Ryan they were tired of seeing boys hog all the gridiron glory.
 We want equipment and We want to rush and tackle just like they do' the co-edS declared.
 "But," Ryan protested, football isn't a girls game"
 That's silly" rejoined one of the girls. We play football against the boys outside of school, and we're every bit as good as they are-so there"
 Ryan said he was sorry, but he couldn't recommend the petition.
 "All right said a spokesman for the girls, well submit our own peti- ton at the next school committee meeting. Whats more. fwe1l be out there to do-or-die-for-dear-old- lem come next fall"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-17
Chase, Benrus
 AtWiIby9.3O

Chase Brass and Copper basketball squad of the IRA. "A" division, undefeated in three starts and already win ners over American Brass and Scovill ERA. teams, will be favored to defeat a classy but once defeated Benrus Watch team tonight at Wilby gym, where a three-game slate will be played.
 Bristol and Farrel Foun- dry, Lux Clock and Mattatuck Mfg. teams of the "B" divi- sion, will meet in earlier games than the Chase-Benrus hoop duel; first game at 2 P. M., Lux-Mattatuck and S:15 with the feature game sched- uled for starting at g 80 P. M.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-17
Bunker HiN, Sprags.e Hoop Loop Winners

The Bunker Hili Grammar school basketball quintet downed Barnard. 2e-4, and Sprague defeated Hope vile l7-6, in the only two games scheduled in the Park Departments schoolboy basketball league yester- day afternoon.
 Bugs" Meehan was high man for Bunker Hill with eight points while Jack Moriarty tossed in six and Cliff Albert and Tony 6tango each contributed two doubletons towards the winning cause. Robert Stokes dropped in 5arnard's. two
 Fappiano paced the spragale bas- keteeRs to their 11 point victory over Hopeville by dropping in ten points.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-17
Borough Sports

Naugatuck, Dec. l7-Fritz Klambt, director of the YMCA, announces the Intermediate Basketball League will start Friday with four teams entered.
 The teams are the Greeks with Captain Howard Nixon, Roger Cur rier, Raymond Cieslewski, Robert Rabtoy, Robert Kissane, Anthony Miele, John Blomberg and William Stinson.
 The Fighting Parthians with Captain William Scranton, Charles Alegi, Summa Aordkian, Richard Roland. Babe Bremen, Ronald Pichuio and John ooggin.
 The Romans with Captain Bryant Kirkendall, Robert Mariana, Frank Klonoski, Donald Spadola, Jack Mccarthy, Robert Eelinske and Donald Hedman.
 The Persians with Captain Ro- bert White. William Coffey, Merwin Packer, Charles Mascola, Anthony Farrar, Joseph Hanley, Edward White and Benjamin Randall.
 The games will start Friday after. noon at 2:45 with the Romans meet ing the Greeks and the perslans facing the Fighting Parthians. Four six minute periods will constitute game. The league will run i2 weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-17
LitchfeLd Sports

Litchfleld, Dec. 1.-The Litchfield Basketball League has the follow ing games scheduled Wednesday evening. At Litchfield beginning at 8 o'clock, Milton vs. Litchfleld, and at g o'clock, Morris vs. Eskarp. At Morris beginning ct P. M, the Cowboys vs. New Preston, and at 9 P. M, Lakeside vs. Red Raiders.
 This evening at 7:l5, Morris will invade Ldtchfleld High School for a league game. The varsity game will start at e:i5. George Orenval- sky from Torrington will referee the main game, and Jack Cahill the preliminary.
 The Ltchfleid High Girls varsity team will play the Alumni Thurs day evening at the Center School gym at ' P. M. Miss Ann Nardone. Litchfield High School faculty member, is coaching the girls team this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-17
Borxilouskos Selected By
 Boston YOnks

New York, Dec. iV--(Up)-only seven of the 10 national football league clubs made public their draft choices today, headed by the Detroit Lions revelation they took Glenn Davis of Army in the hopes he will decide Co abandon e military career.
 The three silent clubs--oreen Bay, Los Angeles and philadelphia-Said they feared All-America Conference raids should they fill their choices.
 Owner Fred Mandel of Detroit said he wouldn't contact Davis or urge him to play, but that he also couldn't afford" to miss any chance of getting the three.year All.AmeEts can halgback.
 The Chicago Bears. with first choice, took halfDack Bob FefimorS Of Oklahoma AydsM. The Boston Yanks named Frits Barsilauskas, Yale lineman, and the Washington Redskins marked Cal Rossl of U.cL. A. and Gene Knight of Louisiana State.
 steelsss seek .
 Pittsburgh revealed three choices, End Hub Bechtol of Texas, Lineman John Mastrangelo Of, Notre Dame, and Lineman Prank wydo Of Cornell The New York Giants took Vic Seh- wall of Northwestern and Center John Cannady of Indiana.
 In e complicated procedure, the Chicago Cardinals took Tex Coulter, former tackle who played this sea- son for New York. The Giants took him when he dropped out of West Point. Because he was not graduated, he was not eligible for draft in pre- vious years. This year he technically was eligible. The Cards took him with the understanding they would trade him to New York for the Giants first choice, Schwall.
 National League magnates had no comment on the attempted fix" of last Sundays championship game, except to say that gamblers must be driven out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-17

to be included on the team roster will be: Jack Harter, Captain of the Williams Basketball team in lo32 and is now an instructor at Cheshire Academy; Larry Shea who played with the Bentley School of Ac- counting of Boston will also see ac- ton tomorrow night; Bazzy Mo- Grath, who was on the all-ctiy and all-valley team last year at Wilby and also ranked as the second high- est scorer in the city last year will be ready for play tomorrow night when the season is ushered in for the local combine. Others on tn team include: Dom Rosa, who played the guard position for Crosby High School in l943-44; Joe Bannon, a tall, rangy lad who gave an e0cel- lent account of himself in l942-4S for Crosby will be hiding down 6 pivotal spot on tn team; Ed Carey, former LeavenwortA athlete will be playing a gIrad position on the "" Varsity tomorrow night. Fran MacCormack, who at the present is also playing with the Chase team in the IRA League, will be seen in plenty of action tomorrow night. At the present time, it is his Chase team that is leading he league in play.
 Also includd will be Bob Mellon, a former forward at Wilby High; Bob McInerney, who was a stellar guard at Crosby in l942-43 will be on the court surface exhibiting his talents along with Joe Cetta and Gene Barrett both of Crosby.
 A long list of former high school athletes for University of Connecti- cut Extension Center will be ready for this encounter and Coach Earl Killian's players have given Q fine account of thmselves to date, losing only one or two points to Standout teams,
 John Cluney, veteran official, and Frank Berardi, will handle this crqi- cial contest that will be played on the "" slurface.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-17
Minor B Bowling Matches Tonight

The Minor B Bowling League fin the IRA. will bowl tonight at 800 P. M. at the Central YMlC.A. with the following schedule: Thinsheet Metals vs. Mfrs. Foundry; Hemin- way vs. A. H. Wells; and Water bury Plating vs. Bristol Company.
 The records for the past week: Grieco. Waterbury Plating, high single with i3s and Yanavich, Thin sheet, l32. DeBiase, Heminway, high triple with 354; Nardozzi, Wa terbury Plating. 345.
 Heminway high single team games with 504 and Waterbury Plating. 572: Heminway high total team games with l648 and Water bury Plating, 1872.
 Standings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-17
Kings Point Hoop And Swim Teonas
 Oppose YoIe

New Haven, Conn, Dec, l7-Yales basketball and hockey teams, de- termined to break into the victory column before they start their holi- day period swings through the Mid. West, have an opportunity to do just that this "wednesday in con- tests carded for home sites. The Eli cagers entertain the Kings Point quintet at the Payne Whitney Gym, while at the New Haven Arena 1t will be the Needham Hockey Club vs, Yale. Scheduled for daylight ac- ton on Wednesday is Q swimming meet between Yale and Kings Point while the Bulldog varsity squash players will try so keep their current record unsullied in competition with Wesleyan.
 Getting Better
 Yale,s basketball team showed marked improvement over the week. end in dropping a three point de- cision to the veteran University of Pennsylvania squad, and one of the reasons for it was the performance of Frank Mahoney, moved up from the Eli jayevees the previous day. However, the search still continues for someone who can give the His added strength in controlling the rebounds. Lack of this has been ap- parent in the two games played to date and over the weekend scoring ace Tony Lavelli played himself into exhaustion attempting to do this and to a large measure it curbed his scoring.
 Still far from peak form the two games played have helped the Elis and while the Kings Point five is a good one it may be the turning point of the Yale season.
 Needham's hockey team is in the same class with the Dunne Hockey Club, which tied Yale, and the Bos- ton A. sextet which handed the Ellis a weekend setback. It's an am- ateur club composed of several sea- soned operatives and the Blue skaters of Coach Murray Murdoch will have to be at their best to an- mex this one and level their l946-47 record at 6 victory, loss and a tie. As is the case in basketball, the added work and game experience of the previous two contests has been a big aid and the results of this practice should begin to assert it. self.
 Tougher Foe
 Coach Bob Kiphuth unveiled what appears to be another one of his fine Yale swimming teams in rout- ing Brown over the weekend, but the Kings Pointers should provide the Ellis with more of a test. In competition against the Bruins, Xales experienced swimmers came through in expected style, while some of the newcomers showed promise of developing into future stars.
 The victory kept intact the Yale dual meet victory streak of last Winter and another notch is ex- pected to be added to this unde- teated skein against the Mariners.
 In two squash matches to date. against Dartmouth and Williams, Coach John Skillman,s charges have won both by shutout scores, also in both cases individual matches were hard-fought and won by close scores.