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ACREAGE WANTED.

miles from Washington; give location and
price. Box 1917, Star. 11s
WANTED. ACRE suitable for nice
wash. Ari. Go. Preferred. VI: 1891. is
Evening star., 1947-08-16
FARMS FOR RENT.

rs ACRES AND s-RM. HOUSE for rent,
with electric and Philgas: outbuildings: 8
mi. from District line. $40 month. So45
New Ft Washington rd. Sc. LU 6649.
Evening star., 1947-08-16
SUBURBAN RENT-ylRGlNIA.

FALLS CHURCH-Attractive BUNGALOW,
new-house condition; full bsmt.. auto ht..
fenced fenced yard. No calls before 10 Am.
blvd. Gil. 5273, CH. 550S. OK 03OO.
NO. ARL.--Near good .buslines; twin-bed
aby afd fara pV be Py vRs shsre % bs ua
limited phone: suitable for 2 gentlemen;
breakfast Il desired. CH. 6S6S. lis
Evening star., 1947-08-16
MONEY WANTED.

ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE BROKER
wants perm. contact with principal for 1st-
trust loans in particular, and some End
trust and excellent personal loans. Box
169-V, Star -l6
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COMMERCIAL PROP. FOR RENT.

NEAR 3rd AND L N.E.-New BLDG $500
square feet, Sl50 a month. L. v. THACKER
THREE RMS. WITH BATH, 1st-h. location:
near Union Station suitable for office or
HOUSING CORP. Ma. $3.50. lis
2O04 ST. N.W.-Immediate possession;
entire 1st f. with lge. bay window; excel
lent location for many kinds OF business;
rent rent $500 per mo; ige. finished bsmt. -rm.
with bath also available. Il DALLAS
ave. NV. once, DI. 1850; home, WI. 1921.
Evening star., 1947-08-16

FIREPROOF WAREHOUsEs-Approx. 30,-
900 So it. space in new warehouse in
metropolitan district. Occupancy a. mos; >;
rr. siding; good location.
5000 so. it. 1St-class space in new ware
house in metropolitan district: occupancy
800 days: entrance on (2l streets. Con-
tact Mr.. Mitchell. with ROBERT L. Nc
KEEVER CO., Realtors, Shoreham Bldg.
MA. 475O: ewes, CHI. 1000. Ext. 143. Is
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

LOCATED ABOUT 5 MILES north Of
Hillsboro, Va, on highway. with good
frontage: contains about lilo acres with
land cleared and some small timber. has
barn and q good spring; electricity
available, passing the front Of land:
& REALTY CO., Box 10. Charles Toyn.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MODERN YEAR AROUND 2 bedroom
home, unfurnished; desire family with
or children, ages & to 12: $50 month
ham Beach rd, Nd. III
Evening star., 1947-08-16

close to bus. schools and stores; size
s9SleS No s36p price, s,tS S2ISo Cal Mr Duncan
sTRATFORD HILLs-All the rustic appeal
Of hist historic Virginia has been captured
the exc usiye country club area Of North
Arlington: thii ys; Build your dream home in
sewer. gas, electricity. curbs, sidewalks
and hard-surfaced streets are all in
GUIDED No future assessments to worry
Of 80 feet, making a perfect setting for
on direct local route to Washington,
to sao od eh drss aEsas
OLD Dominion drive to property. ~
ess,,itn RsE 18th ssaans;S ST. N.Y. near Primrose ID
s5o up Any esssrsa asD's a
k5"isss sc, n Me- srn fi CO. ' s4is a.Fa
and Parker~Dole. lot i22xI21. 'ii ali
StiIIties: v Hhs:pv vreassns6ly a - PRICED JAMES :.
MAHoSEf' woodward Bldg, RE. 241l.
ovERLEE KNoLLs-Beautiful WOOD Wooded
level lot S4x256. all utilities in and paid:
and SUNDAY. j. H, BENo1T, Realsor.
1904 N. Washington blvd, Arlington,
FALLS CHURCH, very desirable lot: one
of the prettiest lots lett in the heart of
this desirable area; corner. huge Old trees
home without disturbing them, ~ feet
trontage. 125 feet In depth: price $4,000.
kOMIE LAMBORN, Realtor. exclusive
agent 1901 So, Arlington Rioge rd, Ar
lington. Va. ia. 24S4, GIL. 371I. III
VICINITY FALLS CHuRCH-choice build
ing lots In excellent location, some on
popular Lee blvd; q acres on Leesburg
pike, close in. good streets, ideal Site for
estate; other large acreage. priced and
suitable Tor subdivision. For details, call
CAPUTI REALTY CO.. FA. 2l22: ewes,
OW. 5l6I. is
NEVER BEFORE oFFERED-34O #. 'front.'
age lying between Edison and Frederick st.
and | block off Wilson blvd; the lay OF
the land is ideal for building and runs
back depth of 13s feet; price only
BRANNER, exclusive agents, DI. 7740;
ewes; eyes; M; Smith, GL. 1879: la ~
In one Of the best locations Of Silver
Spring; sewer and water quickly avail
able; price, sI.ise: streets are cut e e
Mr.. Prather, MA. 9141. FREDERICK W.
1EEENs SALES INC, 1898 Z st. NV, -1s
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COOL BhEEZES-Wny i've In stully APT
or room these hot days when you can live
in this lovely home, cheaper than payins
rent; a. lovely brick bungalow on land.
scaped fenced-in, lot; in one Of Arlington
and buses; 9 bedrooms, living room. fully
equipped kitchen, dry basement; screens
and blinds blinds In d2
You s5S'tSg buy caii ff US, 'T TALMAGE Wi WIcHER
ALExANDRiA ALE CoLoNIAL-This charming
frame Colonial has, two, bedrooms: you will
like the nice garden In the rear which
seSs ii fq%pssf 9ol M little
CHARLES r; HooTF, .g1e Prince St.
Alex Alex Ea4o Ea, re. a445' Alex 2o6s: ,s eye
So SOB 800; BRICK BuNGALow-Iiv. o rme, 2
bedrms., bath, kit, breakfast nook; dis
and s1sr al st e os
nice level lot, 5Ox120: and very conv. to
FREDERIcK W. BERENs SALES, NC,
NEAR Sfl AFssiIRIL1iSNGToN-A modern presar
brick -and-stucco, 3-bedrm. home: owners
osee in sse6 OF Sahn ohen saSfa all eoses
have windows: lovely trees and shrubs
make yard and porch very private; oil H.
gon: price far below its real value at
less than $4,000: owner viii consider
terms terms to suit purchaser. GIL. ssl0, OK
BEVERLY HILLS-A s-bedroom. 2-bath
home, in this popular section: slate roof
hot-water radiation and a built-in garage
See 1t today. If interested, call j. IVES
LEY IsH, BDCHANaS' 1 MAN 1901 Columbia pike. CH
CHARM and luxurious liying-This home
viii appeal to most fastidious. purchaser:
the 1st floor has charming living room
which IS entered rom the aies room
hallway, dining room with fireplace. break
fast rm with modern equipped kitchen;
the the 2nd floor has large bedrooms both
Usually Randsome bath next to eda
the 3rd floor is finished in psneling into
! large rm. with bath. and opens onto a
nower-boarded sun deck; beautiful recrea-
tion room with stone fireplace IN basement
basement also has bedroom with full bath:
on n,.wh:: Talled-in back yard, with small
e be ana P1 hs ea ol app ma b
inspect. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. 'i i5oi II
Columbia pike CHI. 1871 OK. 279s. is
McLEAN-,White frame rooms "A bed
roomsl. bath, large liv. rm. with fireplace,
basement: h.-w.h.; tree shaded: s4-acre
ground: barn. near schools. stores and
transp. Priced, $4,000
Beautiful estate situated on 12-acre
3 full and two ia baths; servants quar-
ters; Scar garage; oil heat. Immediate
possession. owner will consider reason
Bunsalow-white stucco: rooms, bath,
modern kit: all appliances: beautiful lot,
garage Niesy I shes iocsed 0aismee Immaculate pos
session Reasonable offer will be consid.
cred To inspect these properties. call
z. Il. IRWIN, Ma. 1898 or Elmwood s4s.
liz
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LEASE AT $4,000 per yr; price, S69,5 800
excel 5-story and basement brick ant
limestone bldg. just above Dupont Circle
on N. H. ave; contains 81 rms, 8 baths
elevator, oil h.-w.h.. and in splendid cond
This is real investment opportunity
Call Mr. Boucher Sunday. SH 3292
DRURY REALTY CORP, 1877 K st. RE
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WHAT'S THATc-You're looking for q
WiIiamsbnrs brick home with bedrn dng end Snd
want nice sized rooms; in ,new-house
cond, scr. porch, high class clos-in loc..
full basement. and you, won't pay over
ovS.oTIiE Over. THE sRANT COMPANY, 1884 Wilson
blvd, GL 42l6. OK: O52Q. MI
and guests. Luxuriously decorated. it has
rrapdom-width floors thIeushogt oas lst,fi;
6edm and bath sfe5 bome DeaFm Of
Quality. THE BRANT. COMPANY. 1884
Milson blvd, aL, 4216. OK. o52o. ~
FRESH As DAISY and lust sta as sunni n,in
to D. c. Good sized rms. throughout, nre:
place, tiled bath, full bsmt., gas heat. Will
sell today because i ezfs sRANT s9s na NY
1884 Wilson blvd. GIL. 4216, OK. O520.
PREPARE FOR PLEASURE when you in
spect this Georgian brick Colonial, priced
at only S14 $50, in close-in Sec. on a
street of high-class homes mot subdiv,ll
III fireplace a in liv. rm., full bsmt with gas
sSssz ssss s5ST ~ saMssSsSz 70
HIDDEN PARADISE is the back yard Of
this mod. home, only 10 min. to D. C.,
surrounded by high hedge. Quaint bridge
becue, giant oak tree, flshpond: Lovely home
att garage. THE BRANT COMPANY, 2334
Wilson blvd, GIL 4216, OK. O520. -17
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS to ac-
quire q 3-bedrm. brick home in this fine
and conv. loc. at bargain price. Liv. rm
with fireplace, din. rm., equip. kit, full
bsmt, oil h.-w.h.; spacious, wooded lot
THE BRANT COMPANY, 1884 Wilson
blvd. GIL. 1915, OK O520. III
PRETTY SOFT to be able to move right
into a new det. brick home with only
81 900 down Full bsmt., oil heat: cony
n Arl loc. THE BRANT COMPANY, 1894
Wilson blvd, GIL. 4216, OK; 0520. -17
IT'S FOR YOU who are locking for pic.
ture book. Cape Cod home, on a colorful
fenced A-s site: 3 bedrms. and bath, liv.
rn. with fireplace full bsmt.. oil heat
brsszeway to At gsrags pRsS has ynsrsOysFss s9ss
Wilson b!ydi q 421S OK .sI eS2o j. Vl3 ,bt3
English brick home that has bedrm' ID den
and 4 bath on 1st a.. 2 bedrms; and bath
on End; full hsmt., oil heat. att. gar; !
BLK. to bus. A blue ribbon value WITH
nearly 70ee of price in lst trust. TIE
BRANT COMPANY, 1884 wilson blvd, Gil
421e. OK. 0520. LIZ
BACKGROUND for rearing a family makes
loc. So important. Here's a. brick home
with att. garage. near Wash. Coll ano
Country Club. Full bsmt. has pine -paneled
recr. I'm. and fireplace, ] st a. has lge: scr
porch overlooking wooded vista, 3 bedrms
and bath. Asking price of S1s.500, much
below market, THE BRANT COMPANY,
1884 Wilson blvd, GIL. 4216, OK. o52o.
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-25
AIcorn Faces
Jackson
IN FIRST ANNUAL MAGNOLIA
STATE GRID CLASSIC

The Alcorn Braves, with four
encounters behind them, having
won all four, run smack into a
very strong Jackson College grid
machine Saturday, October rs,
1947, SO pm, Johnson Field,
Vickshurg Mississippi.
To dat Alcorn has rtan rough
shod over Central Louisiana (66-0)
Rust College (24-0), Philander
Smith 5000 and Couthern Chris
tan Institute (75-0). This leaves
Alcorn, one of the few united,
and unsecured upon teams in the
nation. In the National Champion
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-25

ham and VIM. Robinson, Coach
Harris figures he has four backs
in whom he believes that any one
of Them can match MCGEE, Jack
son Colleges great fullback. It is
his opinion that the two great lin
es form stand off. On any given
day, the line feeling the sharper
will give it's team decided adj
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-25

ship Race, the Pittsburg Courier
October 49, ranks Alcorn fourth
with Tennessee State Leading. Al
corn ranks Ma l in total points
scored, 161.
Coach Felix "Cat" Harris has
his team in readiness for the team
of his former mate, Coachh T. B.
Ellis. In Lovelady, Dunn, Abra-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-25
Mendius Elbow Hole

Mending Elbow Hole
Before mending Z hole In the =
bow Of Z sweater. haste 4 piece Of
mosquito netting over 1t. It will give
Z Arm base on which to do the bess
1arning jph.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-10-25

vantage which will be hard to Ov-
ercome.
Each year, Alcorn plans to en-
ter some noteworthy and formid-
able opponent in the Magnolia
State Classic" held at Vicksburg.
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24

cation to the Helena Trades a Labor
Assembly. The people III Anaconda
differ from the people III Helena III
that they believe that IA Teachers Tn
ion is an advantage and works for
better teaching standards and higher
morale on the part of the teachers.
and the organization is encouraged III
that city.
The city of Anaconda has the high
est scale of salaries for its teachers
of any city in the state, ranging from
y minimum Of S2.100 annual salary to
Sl.l25. Placement and advancement
are determined by training and eNper-
fence and credit is given for prior serv-
ice up to ID yeors.
Helena Board Turned Deaf Ear
To Protests Of People
When the Helena school board re-
fused to renew Miss Eastmans con
tract after eight years Of efficient and
and %eminently satisfactory teaching
in the Helena High School. the reasons
for the boards action or a public
hearing were demanded by petitions
signed by nearly a thousand patrons
of the Helena schools. These petl-
tons were presented by a committee
from the Helena Trades 4 Labor AS
semblv, and the board agreed TO give
the petitions consideration and to ad
wise the committee OF its decision
Nothing was heard by the committee
from the board so the board may be
said to have added broken, oitlcia
word to its other questionable pro
cedures in the case.
Blood Thicker Than Water?
Miss Eastman, supported by labo
ORGANIZATIONS and other interested
parties. filed suit in the district cour
OF Lewis and Clark county agalns
the school board. and was awarded
Judgment. The board then appealed
to the supreme court. where The Juds
ment was reversed by a three to lw'
decision, CHIEF Justice Adair and AS
s~ociatc Justice Metcalf dissentinI
strongly from the majority opinion
in which Associate Justice Ansstmal
concurred to the surprise aud dlsal
pointment Of the labor organizations
the common reason ascribed FOR his dt
parture from former liberal stands o
questions of Interpretation OF the lay
CONTINUED on Page Fourb
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24

the ban against expenditures
BY labor unions in political cam
paigns but retaining the prohl-
bition Of contributions
, Hatch took the floor July II to assert
that the ban on expenditures violates
freedom OF speech and freedom OF the
press" and would discriminate I'M
fairly AGAINST labor organizations.
Funny He Didn't Notice It When
He Voted For Overriding Veto
Conceding that to some at FIRST
glance il appears to be fair Hatch
declared tha; TO prohibit corporations
from making expenditures is not the
same thing as prohibiting labor organ
cations from doing so.
Eve have found that many Of the
excessive campaign expenditures are
made BY individuals. But many OF the
individuals derive their income from
corporations" Hatch explained.
lnterrupting. Sen. Wayne Morse Or.
Ore.l told Hatch that Officers OF corp
orations are given liberal expense ac
counts as a sort of raincoat and thai
many expenditures don't even show
or them
This troubled sen Robert A.. Tai
CR.. @. who asked Morse ii he "hat
ever examined an expense account 0
2 labor leader
Morse replied there won't be an.
hidden raincoats in the labor expens
accounts. They'll show what tn
money was spent for.
More Hatch Hindsight
Hatch asserted that the ban on eN
p%enditures denies To labor the RICH
TO participate in an election campaign
because the individual worker, as snci
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24
Horse Gets
Over s. Million

Hungry Horse dam construction
will 30 ahead during the next year 10
tho tune OF q two and 4 hall million
collar appropriation plus s231.o o for
Transmission lines Cong Mike Mans
field has advised
The original appropriation request
for the project to ensure full-speed
ahead construction during the next
year was over -four millions. This was
shaved to considerably less than two
millions by the House, Effective ac.
ton by Rep, Mansfield and Senator
Murray. however. secured the increase
to the new appropriation which was
this week also approved b. the House.
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24

does not have the kind Of money need
ed to make donations.
Recalling that certain labor leaders
are planning deliberate violations OF
the section to test its constitutional
Hatch said Il think it is wrong
for Congress to pass a law that invites
such Il test 'Question is-What
does New Mexico labor think about
Hatch and his newly-found righteous.
ness2l
Vermont Labor Must Be Making It
Hot For Aiken. Too
Sen. Aiken urged that steps be
taken to correct the bill at the earliest
possible date He added that he un-
derstood that most daily newspapers
would be violating the law if they un.
dertake to assume positions on poli,i
cal matters
Aiken described the section as the
"mcst foolish act Of Congress can
remember" aiken voted for the
Taft-HartIey bill originally and also
supported the COP in overriding
the Truman veto.)
With that in the record. Morse com.
mented that he wished to commend
the Senator from New Mexico OHatch
for his stand on this issue. Whei
Hatch stressed ION this issue Morse
said lie meant only that 'since IIatcl
too had voted to override the yetol.
Hatch reiterated that he was "fol
the Taft.lIartley bill. but was disturb
ed at the time regarding this provi
sion
The IIatch.Aiken amendment wa.
referred to the Senate rules ana I'D
ADMINISTRATION committee as $. 1913.
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24

school teacher in the state IS a
potent and eloquent rebuke to
the Helena board.
The totally unjustified and unfair
action of the Helena school board at
tracted nationwide attention and let
tiers. kilograms and telephone calls
were received by Miss Eastman and
her supporters from all sections OF
Montana. from New York, Ohio, Wis
consin. Alabama, Washington, ID. c.
and other places, deploring the. con
ditions apparently existing here and
offering sympathy and help for Miss
Eastman.
Anaconda Believes In Teachers
Being Organized
II was. and still is assumed that the
action Of The Helena board was prompt
ed by the fact that Miss Eastman had
been active in the Teachers Union
and VAS Il delegate from the organl
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24
Cascade County
Trades and Labor
Assembly

Meeting uf July i. III. ~ds called
to order ri ia PN hy PRESIDENT
.Steiumetf.
Roll cali OF Officers shaved Ill Of
fIcer prescott.
Til minutes q the previous meet
iug were read and approved
Communications
TELEGRAM from Nike Mansfield al
wishing that fe will do everything h..
can 10 get The MA bill ont Of com
miltee AID on floor for consideration
Placed on file.
Committee Reports
The auditing committee report
showed an actual cash balance OF So.
o>a7o. ON motion report Of auditing
committee wa, adopted
or motion The Parking Meter con
miltee was authorized to 20 ahead To
secure the necessary SIGNATURES to
bring the parking meter ordinance 10
q vote.
President Steinmei1 recommended
that all memhers o. orsaniaed Labor
and all labor unions wire Congress
man DEwait and senator Ectan urs-
ing thai the Tali.lIartley bill be re
pealed al once
President S|tcinmctz reported good
progress for the Labor Day program.
Roll Call and Report Of Delegates
On motion election Of il delegate Il
the state Federation 81 Labor was
lifted nom the table
y l.. %Steinmetz was elected to the
State Federation convention by a I'M
animous ballot east by the secretary
Ray Rebal was elected ~alternat,
delegate by 4 unanimous bailot.
On motion election OF il delegate /,
the American Federation Of Laho
convention AT san Francisco was De
ferred until after Labor Day,
New Business
Brothers +, 4. Noses and Wm. Rem
mel OF the Smelter Electricians az
peared AT the assembly and advise
that the Electricians have voted to .
out on strike on July 9Th. The Ele'
trieians at Butte and Anaconda hay
voted TO 90 on strike al the sam
date.
They requested cooperation Of tn
affiliated unions.
Announcements
The Picture Hydro lThe Miracle {
Columbia Valley and Death Mills vi
be shown 1T the next meeting of tn
assembly on July 18th.
Labor Day committee meets Al .
every Tuesday al the Assembly oilic
Radio broadcast over KFBN al Iii,
pm. "Wednesday.
Adjournment at 1906 pm.
JOHN ENANkO. JI,.. secretar
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24
SENATE| IS SCARED, WOULD
REVAmP SLAVE Law


Washington-FP-As organized labor moved for a quick
test of certain sections Of the Taft-Hartley slave labor law, par
ticularly the one prohibiting the labor press from expressing IT.
self on the merits of various candidates, the Senate got a plea
tc revise the act in that respect.
Sen. Carl A. Hatch, Cd, NM has offered an amendment
to the law jointly with Sen. George Aiken (R, vt) striking out
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24
VOLT EASTMAN TO teach In Smell F|AEIl Ter
CITY, WILL RECEIVE TOP PAY
Recall, Long Fight Mac Historical Library ton
OF Labor To Secure Redress From Helena
School Boards Arbitrary Action

Miss Violet Eastman, fer eight years a teacher in the Helena
High School until two years ago when the school board refused
to renew her contract, without any explanation OF its action, has
accepted an offer from the Anaconda High School of the posi-
ton of teacher of English in that institution at the maximum
salary paid there to any teacher. The action of the Helena
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24

and ineradicable black mark
against some of the members of
that agency, and the contract
made by the Anaconda High
School with Miss Eastman at
the top salary paid any high
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24
AFL REEVES Offer TO Clio
FOR ORGANIC UNITY


call for organic unity as an i'm
perative first step before considering joint action to defend
American labor from the mounting attack Of reaction came
from the AFL July II in a letter to the Go.
AFL President William Green wrote Go President Philip
Murray reiterating the AFI position and calling for a joint
meeting in the immediate future TO end division, discord and
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24
Petrillo Announces rec Band Programs
BUTTE AIM LOCAL PLANS
SUMMER CONCERTS


Jane c. Petrillo, president Of the American Federation OF
Musicians has announced that the national organization CT mu-
sicians will spend one and three quarter million dollars during
l947 to provide free band concerts for the benefit OF the gener-
81, nnbl;c and TO provide employment fer musicians throughout
IN, United States. The money is derived from grants from the
national recording and transcription fund to provide music tor
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24

at is the business of the
old party politician to get
campaign contributions from
the rich and votes from the
poor on the ground that he
will protect one from the
other."-Oscar Ameriger.
Montana labor news., 1947-07-24

An that relies for
il. stimulation OK waste and
disa.ter il" taking the road
to oblivion as surely as the
dinosaurs, those creatures
that we're all bulk and no
brains Stuart Chase.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
Playground Court Play
On Top at Jefferson

Playground courtmen from 80
pounds to unlimited restricted con-
tinued the District Recreation De-
partment's annual Christmas basket
ball tournament today at jefferson
Junior High.
Yesterdays results:
9O-pound class-Jefferson defeated
Langley. 32-ls; No. IL Lions defeated
105-pound class-Langley defeated Ray
mond, 29-1s; Coolidge defeated jefferson.
23-1s; Hine defeated Buchanan, 30-15;
Hoover defeated Hillcrest, 1913; Langley
defeated Stuart. 14-s; Edgewood defeated
Garfield, 1917.
Unlimited DISQUALIFICATION defeated
Hilerest, 52-e; Chevy Chase 4 defeated
is5-pound class-Georgetown defeated
Buchanan, 30-15; Hoover. defeated Hill
crest, 1913: Langley defeated Stewart,
1GeG es1sssd eTa hsaa
Alasazon. 47-32; Bgehanan defeated Ta; a.
Leland, 1929.
Evening star., 1947-12-27
14-Year-0|d Lou Jain
Stars in Net Tourney
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

BROOKLINE, Mass, Dec. 81
Fourteen-year-old Laura Lou Jahn
of Fort Lauderdale, Fla, officially
ruled as much too young to play
In several major outdoor tourna-
ments last season, today appeared
to be dominating the 1948 national
girls indoor tennis tournament at
Longwood.
The sharp -stroking miss with the
flying pigtails is top-seeded, and
yesterday she led the advance into
the third round on bye and a
straight-games win over Cynthia
Gruener from nearby Weston.
Miss Jahn's most threatening
rival seems to be second-seeded
Stephanie Prychitko of Hamtramck,
Mich, an 18-year-old freshman at
Western Michigan State College.
Miss Prychitko defeated the young
Florida star during the last girls
outdoor championship play at
Philadelphia.
The other seeded players to ad-
vance during the first days action
were Elaine Lewicki. also of Ham,
tramck, who was ranked third In
the starting field Of 81, and the No.
4, Adrianne Goldberg of Baltimore.
Miss Lewicki and Miss Goldberg
posted love-set, first-round wins
over Claire Russell and Mary Ann
Dolan, both of Belmont, and Miss
Prychitko eliminated Priscilla Dun
ply of Brookline. 6-3, 81.