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Evening star., 1947-09-29

and Columbia rd.-spacious. comfortable
rm.; conven. transp., unlim. PHI; $40 sgle.;
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home. for lady; refs; s35 month. GE.
s6Sss 1853 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV, Apt.
105-LaSge, ATTRACTIVE double; next bath,
shower; private home; gentlemen; best
taaHiv CHEVY CHASE d. c.. 1882 Mckinley st.
niw-stsles ROOM nicely furn nesr nesr bath
3si4 HERrFokD PL. Nw;-Nicely tarn.
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beds. 2 closets; pvt. lay; also front rm,
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rental includes electricity. heat. hot wa
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Sk. M WAITER REED. 1905 Van Buren st.
n.W.-Beautifuily furn. rm., next to bath.
in private. gentle home. for employed
couple or gentleman; n block to 18th st.
bus. Phone Sunday or after weekdays.
81 scorT Y'cf CIRCLE: 1919 and 1929 Mass ave.
nw-Desirable single. double and triple
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IL oGLETHoRPE ST. N.w.-Nicely furn.
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isas LAMONT sT. N.w.-vacaneies;
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space. laundry privileges. maid service,
~. 18Th AND KENNEDY N.w-Very
desirable rms. for men and girls In beau-
tifully furn. home; nr. all conveniences.
5ai ssth ST. ST. LowER-Room for man. in four
foom, 2.bath apt: share shower stall with
one: gentle home. NO. 1443. 20
MT. MISUNDERSTANDING rms, for
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Near bus stop; for ladies; conf. sgle.
rms, ample bath and closet facilities,
6.-w.h., with gentle family: S22 so to $50,
s7O2 4th ST. N.W.-Master bedrm, pri-
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Evening star., 1947-09-29

a. 1Sti 1t,h Ans Si So R2spo1pHvsry 2sit .ttlse:
ys neshrsoo row h5e IN this
equipped Kitchen with space for table,
1eSssd snd rear DS1fh fa baths. aRs Gs9
porch, full basement. oil h.-wh.,. outside
entrance, detached garage: priced to sell
ns sSs a. Silver gpsRs s s sa sH peTsn oo5
B. I,ii {. = bRERfrAcHED BIT HoME-rhese Groom,
chiilus, Heights area. just of New Hamp-
terials; sais-ft. living room with fireplace,
with breakfast Space o eed en md
tory, outside entrance; prices rance from
seid for 70 WooDeoaLE9 e.
913 Pershing dr.. Silver Spring. 81. 5700,
sHE4Y eH S9lS ScaAsR IA pbo 5, c-s-year-od white
Lafayette School. First door. s5-ft. iiv.
rm fireplace; Iis % dining 5n Xxi kitchen; second
nice lot: quick possession. A good buy
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transp.; brick semidet: home; lge liv rm..
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S17, 800 BIlLINGSLEY q SANDERSON
Co. 1924 Wis. ave. NV, OR. 1926 till
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK On
beautiful level lot IT'S feet deep. This
prewar det. brick home is really q good
value at S23.500 Includes RECEIPT ION
hall liv, rm, With fireplace, din. ,rm;. Ice.
End floor; lovely finished room on srd
lavatory. laundry tubs, etc; possession By
Oct. 16. Entire property in imm aculate
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In Chevy Chase. Md, west Of Wisconsin
ave. A truly unusual property containing
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trees. many fine shade trees. Flower and
cornr., Ideal for family desiring privacy.
but with every convenience at hand. Well
worsh wyeorrsah the PRICE of s27;S9o, Eve, esll Wo.
1898. 80
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Evening star., 1947-09-29

cond.; large lot; h:-W.n, Poss. with down
81 t9S4 mmsaiste Assas possession
under $4,000: bedrooms, bath. powder
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the finest homes offered for sale in one Of
snd bstS preed unde9
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with two other comparable bedrms. and
another bath. The Well-Dlanned basement
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caEvY CHASE. d. c.-Beautiful Set
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rm. and Get. brick garage. oil &C, heat.
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BUNGALOWS, Silver Spring-These are 2
larger than usual. 3-bedroom brick homes
with best of materials and most modern
equipment; not cheap but worth the price.
Z. s. MAURY. AID. 1925, DI. 3346.,
2-FAMILY HOME, near N. Capitol ana
Hawaii ave.-Only yrs. old; upstairs
apt. rents for S75 per mo: excel cond
possession Of one or both: WIN, h
1924 NEBRGSKA AVE. NW.-s10.500
with 1900 down, balance on good terms
Open "a pm, Sat. and SUM-; semidetaeansd a
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kitchen with GE refrigerator ana new gas
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Evening star., 1947-09-29

MIDDLE-AGED ARMY MEDICAL oficer
bath, entrance and refgr.; prefer. Va.
but in any case conv. to Pentagon by
coml. transp. Box 369-H Star. 29'
2 or 8 bedrm, unfurn. apt, or house;
NV. or nearby Va. or Md OIL. 4127
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Amazing Fulks, Past
1000 Mark, Faces
Caps Tomorrow

The Philadelphia Warriors amaz-
ing Joe Fulks is past the 1,000-point
mark already in Basket Ball Asso.
citation of America play and the enc
Is not in sight. He went over the
hump with 10 points last night fol
1904 total as the Warriors routed
the Cleveland Rebels in Philadel-
phia, 62-47.
The win pulled Philadelphia tx
within seven games Of the slumpine
Washington Capitols who were rest
ing and licking their wounds after
an unsuccessful road trip that had
them losing four of seven games
These two teams meet at Uline
Arena tomorrow night, and with the
Warriors hot and the Caps cold, ii
may be the setting for Washington
first defeat OIL its home floor.
Meanwhile the st. Louis Bombers
gave up the Western Division leao
to the Chicago Stays. The Bomb
ers were upset by the lowly Boston
Celtics, e4-54. while the Stays edgec
Providence Steamrollers, 81-79.
In tonight's only association game
the two last-place clubs, Pittsburgh
and Toronto, meet at Toronto.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Todd Rejects College
Bids, Signs With Skins.

Richard-Richard Todd-opened
the Redskins door and let himself
in yesterday by returning his signed
contract to Coach Turk Edwards
It's three-year document calling
for substantial" hike in pay.
In signing up, Todd, who wears
No. Al on his jersey, became No.
27 on the list of Tribe veterans
signed for next season. LII Ole
Boy weighed several lucrative col
Ilege coaching offers before making
a decision.
Todd was the National Football
Leagues 17th best ground-gainer
last season, but spent most of the
time on the bench with broken
ribs and a busted finger. He was
second only to the Cardinals Elmer
Angsman in ground-gaining aver
ages, picking up better than six
yards every trip with the ball.
+ Next season will be Todd's ninth
with the Skins, although he took
time out to go to war He came
with the club In 1889 and was an
immediate hit.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Bill Leetch

Sented some marvellous shots of wild
ducks taken in the Stuttgart area
woodlands of Arkansas with run
ming narrative by Glenn Martin, who
| took the film.
HlghllghtS of the evening were the
auctioning of the original of Glib
Crockett'S sports cartoon from The
Star published last Sunday. 1t was
purchased by T. Nelson Jeffress for
s185 to help swell the Golfers of DU
Bob Wilson, outdoor writer for the
Times-Herald, contributed the orgi-
nal drawing of Bob Hines for the
1946 duck stamp" which was pur-
chased by Merlin Evans for $155
Chet Bedell, new executive director
for the League of Maryland Sports
men, was NC. All proceeds above
expenses went toward the upkeep
of the Maryland-D. C. Duck Factory
in Manitoba, Canada, comprising
approximately 100000 acres of nest
ing grounds.
We now are in the third major
depression of the wild waterfowl
population which this country has
experienced during the past so years.
Hunting pressure has increased
greatly since the depression of the
30s. But both Day and Russenholt
believe the wild fowl will come back
again. The whole note of the eve
ming was optimistic.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
st. Johns Bosketers Attack
Woodwordrs 7O-Gon1e Streak

Private school basket ball had a
first rate attraction on tap today
with st. Johns and Woodward
meeting on the Woodward court at
3 pm.
The Red Devils, who lost six Of
their first II games, had 10-game
winning streak and season record
of Is wins against 6 losses. The
Cadets had won IA OF 20 games.
In games played with mutual op-
ponents both teams came up evenly
matched. Woodward lost to Ara
costa and Western, but won over
st. Pauls, Central and Wilson. The
Johnnies lost to Central, Wilson
and Western, but defeated Anacostia
and st. Paul's. The Johnnies also
beat Gonzaga, while Wooward split
in two games with the Eagles.
In games played yesterday, Con-
zaga romped over National Training
School, Charlotte Hall edged Priory,
Georgetown Prep won over Friends
and Chamberlain defeated st. An
thongs.
Gonzaga's 54-26 win over N. T. S.
was its 10th in IA starts. Joe Hitzel-
berger and Frank Griffin, with 10
points each, paced the Eagle attack.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Ace Greyhounds Race
For World Crown
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI, Feb. IA o. Flash
Sir and Lucky Pilot, two Of the
Nations leading greyhounds, will
meet for $4,000 in what is the
worlds championship greyhound
match race series" it was announced
today.
The race will begin at the West
Flagler Kennel Club next Tuesday
night and will be run in six events,
three at the West Flagler and three
at st. Petersburg, concluding March
8 at the St. Petersburg Kennel Club
In 56 races, Flashy Sir won 49,
finished second seven times and was
third once. Lucky Pilot raced A
times, had 80 triumphs, nine seconds
and one third. Lucky Pilot set three
worlds records and tied one.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Bell Transfers Football
.Quorters to PhiIIy
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 14.-The
new Offices of Bert Bell, commits
sioner of the National Football
League, will be opened here today
Bell has moved from New York to
his home town.
The league publicity and treasury
offices will remain in New York
Bell, whose home is in suburban
Marbeth, recently was given a five
year contract as commissioner al
$4,000 a year.
Evening star., 1947-02-14

conditions in Canada and the work
DU, aided by American funds, is
doing there to build up and preserve
the breeding grounds of our fea-
thered friends. His report was most
encouraging. Day told us of the
situation as it exists on the contin-
ent today, pointing out the need to
maintain and increase the wild
waterfowl population.
Many notableS were present in
cluding Senators Harry Flood Byrd
of Virginia and Millard L. Tydings
Of Maryland, Glenn L. Martin,
famed aircraft builder and Vice
President of DU, and Admiral Err
nest King. Duck hunters from all
over this part of the country at
tended. One met all of his old
shooting cronies and their wives and
enjoyed many pleasant reminiscent
ses. Two good movies in color were
shown, one depicting the work of
DU in Canada and the benefits to
the land and wildlife resulting from
the work of DU. The other pre-
Evening star., 1947-02-14
GAO Women Mark Up
Lopsided Triumph

GAO's 54-5 pounding of Interstate
Commerce in the Women's Western
League was the greatest margin Of
victory run up in yesterdays District
Recreation Department League.
Other results:
ARMY MAP SERVICE LEAGUE.
Comets, 3S; Sharpshooters, 26.
wolverines, SO; Cardinals, %.
Multiples, 35; Administration, 81.
LEAGUE NO. 4.
Colonial Ice Cream, 49, Robertson's, 2S
Pentsgonians, 43; Henderson Hall Ma
rines, l6.
D. & W. Market, 35; Kavakos, 80.
LEAGUE NO. 8.
Census, 80; Finance, "a.
Cavaliers, 80; N. l.. R. B., 90.
A. G. O.. 3S: c. r E. J., 20.
NAVY LEAGUE (WOMEN).
Naval Stock, 81; Naval Personnel, 9.
Waves. 53; ODonnelrs, II.
WESTERN LEAGUE (WOMEN).
Vets. 4S; State Department., 90.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
|WarIord, First Boxer
To Rule Dog World,
IThrives on 49,
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Ch. War
lord of Mazelaine, a Boxer whose
lucky number is 13, ruled the canine
world today, the first of his breed
to be named grand champion Of the
Westminster Kennel Club show in
the 71-year history Of the Nation s
Oldest canine classic.
When Judge David Wagstaff Sc
lected the 4-year-old campaigner as
best in show before a crowd of 10,-
600 at Madison Square Garden last
night it marked the climax in the
rapid rise to popularity of breed
which is comparatively new to the
American kennel scene.
The Boxers were not even accord
ed separate classification in the
Westminster show until 1886. But
these working dogs have captured
the popular fancy SO completely that
in the last three years they have
had the highest representation in
the annual fixture.
Warlord, a 4-year -oId dog owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Kettles,
jr., of Westbury, N. Y, defeated 155
others of his breed in the first round
and then survived the group COM
petition in the working class on his
way to the finals.
There he achieved the distinction
he barely missed in 1914, when he
was named the best Americana
dog in the shoW-a title he took for
the second time last highland
again last year when he went to
the finals.
His grand championship, won on
the 18th day of the month, was the
18th he has won against all comers.
His record also shows SO breed titles
and 48 group triumphs.
Warlord succeeds Oh. Hethering-
ton Model Rhythm, a wire haired
fox terrier which went into retire.
ment after winning last year. His
victory snapped the three-year reign
Of the terriers, producers of q pre-
vious Westminster winners.
In the finals, Warload defeated
these winners of variety group
awards:
Ch. Mighty Sweet Regardless. Boston
terrier from the Wyandotte, Mich, ken
nels of Claude J. Fitzgerald, best in the
transporting group.
Oh. Beacon's Game Lad, a pointer
owned by Leo A. Dunn of Glen Mills, Pa,
the best in the sporting group.
exhibited by Mr. and Mrs. Phil Meldon Of
Euclid, Ohio, top dog among the terriers:
ch. Magic of Mardormere, greyhound
shown by Mrs. George Anderson OF Glen
head, N. Y, winner among the hounds.
Ch. Little Timstopper, Pomeranian
from the Lor Island City Kennels of
Mrs. Vincent Malta, winner of the toy
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Robinson Before Jury
As New York Widens
Ring Fixing Probe
by the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Sugar Ray
Robinson, welterweight champion,
comes up before the State Athletic
Commission today to explain a diff
ferent kind Of fight ofer-$25, 600
not to fight while the district at
torney and grand jury widened their
probes of boxing in general to new
and distant territory.
The Harlem Sugar Man appears
at the commission offices to tell his
story of a $25,000 bid he received
last August not to make the 147-
pound weight limit for his title
tussle with then champion Marty
Servo as a means of causing can
collation. of the bout.
The bout never came off because
Servo abdicated the throne and re-
tired from beak-busting with an
injured nose.
The general probe Of the fight
game delved deeper into the hunt
for undercover managers with crimi-
nal or gangster backgrounds who
control fighters through fronts"
1t was reported a key figure is
one such behind-the-scenes pilot
who steered the careers of number
Of better-known boxers and who
fled to Montreal, it is runored,
about three weeks ago after Middle
weight Title Contender Rocky Gra-
ziano revealed two 100000 offers
to throw. fights.
Canadian Lightweight Champion
Danny Webb, who made a volun-
tary trip from Montreal to answer
questions yesterday, insisted there is
"a definite link between Montreal
and New York in the investigation
into sport irregularities"
The grand jury issued a surprise
subpoena for Sammy Aaronson,
trainer of large number of fighters,
to appear before it Monday. In
Montreal, Webb's manager. Harry
Sheppard, disclosed that Aaronson
s his New York representative" 4"
The grand jury issued subpoenas,
too, for seizure of books and records
in the midtown Office of Aaronson
and Tommy Dio, another fight man
ager described by the district at
torney's Office as brother of Johnny
Dio, convicted in 1887 OF extortion in
the trucking racket.
Convicted at the same time of
similar charges was John Plumeri,
ex-convict and fight manager known
TO the trade as Jimmy Doyle, who
had an hour-long session before the
grand jury yesterday and was
ordered to be ready to come back
today. Plumeri presently is, released
on parole.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Lions, OIympics Resume Fiery
Feud in UIine Battle Tonight

minute to 60 when Pete Pidsodny,
Boston's trouble shooter. opened a
cash on the bridge of Phil Vitale's
nose.
Vitale, bleeding profusely, and
Teammate Guy Roach charged after
Pidsodny, but were restrained. Both
the Lions Nick Phillips and Tommy
Campbell were battling Boston play
ers at the final buzzer.
The Lions have defeated the
league-leading New York Rovers
twice previously, and also have won
over the Clippers. They were at
their best when they whipped the
Rovers here last Tuesday night, Al,
and hope to gain a full measure Of
revenge against the Olympics to-
night.
Evening star., 1947-02-14

T Valentine night will be observed
by fiery feudists tonight when
Washington's Lions bid for revenge
over Boston's Olympics IN an East
ern Hockey League match on Uline
ice at $50 o'clock.
The Olympics routed the Lions in
Boston last Sunday night, 11-5, and
the Clippers in Baltimore last We'd
nesday, 1915, but may expect spir-
tied opposition tonight from
Washington team that has taken
three of it's last four matches.
The Lions and Olympics mixed 1t
merrily in Boston last Sunday when
police Intervention was required to
restore order.
The hostilities first developed with
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. Jerome Frazier,
152A. New York, knocked out Jess
Moraney. 1874, Harrisburg, Pa. T.
ATLANTIC CITY-Danny Martin,
163. Newark, N. j., Knocked out Johnny
Walker, 161, Philadelphia, 2.
FALL RIVER. Mass.-Bobby zollo,
1851. Providence, outpointed Bobby
Nash. 150, Philadelphia. 10.
HIGHLAND PARK, N. J.-Harry
Iasanne, 1872, Houston, Tex, outpoint-
ed Tommy Monty, 130, Brooklyn, s.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Fairgrounds Boys
To Bowl for Title

Every playground in the city
will be represented tomorrow in
the annual tournament for boys
staged by j. w. (BnD Wood, su-
perintendent of Lucky Strike.
The girls had their turn last
Saturday, with Hearst play
ground monopolizing honors. An
nually Wood turns over his drives
to the LAOS and lassies for their
tournament without cost.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press

Today a year ago - Lord
Burghley, chairman of British
Olympic Council, announced 1e48
Olynpics would be held in Lon
aon.
Three years ago-Herb Pen
mock, farm manager of Boston
Red Sox, named general man
ager of Philadelphia Phils to re-
place Bob Carpenter, drafted for
military service.
Ten years ago-Harry Cooper,
with seasons low-scoring record
average down to 69.6, won Hous-
ton Open golf tournament with
subpar 280.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Louis Fights in Peru

LIMA, Peru, Feb. IA (P.-Heavy-
weight Champion Joe Louis arrived
here by plane last night from
Panama City. He will make the
fourth appearance of his South
American tour in exhibition matches
with two of his sparring partners
tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Louis Next for Boksi
If He Beats Woodcock
BY the Associated Press

SOUTHAMPTON, England, Feb.
14.-Joe Baksi, the American heavy
weight, is confident he can whip
British Empire Champion Bruce
Woodcock and thus get a crack at
Joe Louis title.
Arriving here yesterday on the
liner America, the Kulpmont, Pa,
fighter said II am in fine shape
to meet Woodcock." The bout is
scheduled for March Is, and Joe's
manager, Nat Wolfson, said "Madi-
son Square Garden officials told me
to get back Immediately and sign
for Louis If we win"
Evening star., 1947-02-14

Totals "a 8 "a Totals IL %
Priory and Charlotte Hall have
found the going tough this sea-
son. In defeating Priory, 1881,
Charlotte Hall chalked up its first
victory Of the season. while Priory
has Won only two games. Barnes
Hall scored the winning basket in
the last Is seconds of play.
Evening star., 1947-02-14

olll1lCl
Some 4 5 0 to
500 S p o r t S.
men and sports
women gathered
to hear reports
from Col. Ed
R u S S e n h OIL t,
Director of Op-
era t ions for
Ducks Unlimited
of Canada, and
AL Day, Director
of the Fish and
Wildlife Service
on the duck sit
uation. Col. Rus
oarho1t f1I3 of
Evening star., 1947-02-14
SteeIers Beat Skins

A late rally gave Pittsburgh
Steelers a 50-48 win over Washing
ton Redskins in last nights basket
ball game at Turner's Arena. The
preliminary was won by Merri X
girls over Rockville lassies, 1911.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Ruth's Condition Same

NEW YORK, Feb. IA (P).-Babe
Ruth's condition remained fair and
unchanged" at French Hospital early
TODAY.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Pro Basket Ball
BY the Associoted Press

BY the ASsoeloted FTess
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
Boston, 81; St Louis, 81.
Philadelphia, 81; Cleveland. As.
Chicago, 81; Providence, 10.
NATIONAL BASKET BALL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 61: Syracuse, so
Oshkosh, 54: Youngstown, so.
Sheboygan, So: Toledo, so.
AMERICAN BASKET BALL LEAGUE.
Troy. 81: Jersey City, As.
PACIFIC COAST BASKET BALL LEAGUl
Seattle, "a; Spokane, 43.
Exhibition.
Baltimore "a. L., rs; Anderson IN.
LII Al,
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Delaware Team PIoys Here

The Twelfth Street YMCA senior
basket ball team plays host to the
Big Five" team from Wilmington,
Del, tonight at o'clock. Earlier
in the season the big Five" downed
the local ouint, 48-41.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Marines Top Soldiers

Marine Corps Institutes $3.50 win
over Army War College cagers last
night was paced by Charles Rose.
Roses Is points took a back seat,
however, as the Soldiers Strand
scored 27.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
Hockey at: Glance
BY the Associoted Press

BY the Associated Press {
AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Indianapolis, 4; Springfield. 3.
New Haven, 2; Providence, l.
UNITED STATES HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Houston, s; Tulsa, 9
Omaha, 3: Minneapolis, !.
PACIFIC COAST HOCKEY LEAGUE.
Portland, 10: New Westminster, 7.
Evening star., 1947-02-14

Five years ago Cornelius
Warmerdam set new indoor pole
vault record of Is feet IL inches
at Boston A. A. games.
Evening star., 1947-02-14
OUTDOORS

Although the setting was the main
ballroom at the Hotel Statler, We
were transported to outdoors by the
events at the Ducks Unlimited