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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18

MUST
CLEAN OWN HOUSE
Rep. Thomas A dvise s
Movie Colony To Act
Promptly

HOLLYWOOD, May II W.D-The'
movie industry was under admon-
itlon today to rid it's house of Com
munists before a congressional in
vestigating committee spotlights
this sorry spectacle.
Rep. J. Parnell Thomas, f., N.
J said as his UnAmerican Activ-
tiles committee ended hearings
here yesterday that he would rec
cmmend a full-dress public hear
ing Of Communism in the movie
industry when he returns to Wash
ington.
What l have seen and heard
tere in the past few days con-
vinces me that this investigation
is long overdue" he said. 1.-The
charges reflect a serious situation
which has been permitted and
condoned far too long.
("The insidious propaganda Of
the Communist has no place in
the movies, but it seems TO me
Hollywood should clean its own
house and not wait for Congress
to spotlight this sorry spectacle"
Thomas said some Of the testi-
mony asserted that the govern
ment exercised it's influence for
pro-Russian movies during the re-
gime of the late President Roose-
welt.
eve were, amazed at the influ-
erce of the Federal government
If the Communist conspiracy" he
said. Il don't refer only 10 the
Robert Taylor affair. Testimony
shows they tried to influence and
spread Russian Communist doc
trines in other more spectacular
instances"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18
Wings
Over
Wilmington
BY WEDDELL HARRISS

molished, neither Joe nor the pi-
lot were seriously injured.
Quite a number Of local flying
enthusiasts made the trip, in
GLIDING Burk and Laverne Render,
Starr Macmillan, Roy Meyland,
Tommy Walton, R. A. Yopp, Bob
McCurdy, E. B. Wilson, B. H. Up
tegrove, Anna Pennington, Jerry
Murrell, c. L. Halliday, Kenneth
Wooten (Who announced the show,
Skinny Pennington, Bill Robertson,
John Smith, and Meares Harriss.
Quite a few others we're also there,
but in the crowd that damned the
edges of the field it was impos-
sible to spot everybody.
The Airpark has. established a
Beach Taxi Service" SO we're
told. Several times Of late Bill has
ferried Marines down to S h Ell
Island Cat low tide). The gyrenes
would undress on the Island and
wade across the inlet to civiliza-
ton. -
A new Stinson ''stationwagon'' is
due in at the Park next Wednes.
day
The Wilmington Aero Club has
scheduled a supper : meeting for
$3.50 Wednesday night at Salmon's
Grill to discuss particulars on the
breakfast flight which is slated for
next Sunday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18
EDITOR
WILL SPEAK AT
CAMPBELL FINALS

BUIES CREEK, May II R -
DR.. c. Sylvester Gren,' editor OF
the Durham Herald, will deliver
the graduation address at Camp
DELL College finals on May 20.
DR.. c. C. Warren, pastor OF the
First Baptist church of Charlotte,
will preach the finals sermon on
May Is.
Glass day exercises r sched-
u,ed for Wednesday afternoon in
the Paul Gren theater. High
school seniors will present their
program at 4 pm, college sopho-
mores, one hour later.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18
BISHOP CHOSEN
NATIONAL HEAD
CATHOLIC GROUP

RALEIGH, May IL up The
most Rev. Vincent S. Waters,
bishop of the Catholic diocese o.
Raleigh, has ben chosen as ma
tional chaplain of the Catholic
Daughters of America.
Bishop Waters succeeds the
Most Rev. William J.. Hafey, bish-
op of Scranton, Pa. who recently
resigned due to the pressure Of
diocesan duties.
The Raleigh bishop is also Epis-
copal chairman of the Share the
Faith committe of the Catholic
Daughters.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18

Our tested and proven building
maintenance products are in great
demand We need statesmen
to handle our Increasing business.
Your income has nc ceiling. S.
900 and up is easy for statesmen
interested in building a permanent
life time business. We have men
earning $40, 900 a year and more.
Don't delay. Write today to A6,
Box 1872, Dallas 1. Texas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18
LORD KEMSLEY AIDS filters

LONDON, up - Club filters in
Britain are busting up on their
aeronautics with a $500, 900 nudge
from Lord Kemsley, head of the
Kemsley chain of newspapers. He
is encouraging amateur flying with
a $780, 900 fund to be used for
nominal interest loans. repayable
over Is years, to stimulate the de-
velooment of private flying, in
GLIDING gliding.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-17

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
( 1T, is some consolation that
cold waves are not permanent
ones"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-17

Key West generally is in q
cleanup mood for the HOLIDAYS
land tourist season. A gang of
prisoners in the northern sec
ton Of the city are at work clean.
ing streets under the direction
OF Willard Gibson. and in the
southerly area prisoners are
working under the direction Of
Leroy Torres and William Gan.
!dolfo. ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-17

ecn and daughtersin-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Gates, and son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
John West. Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-17

Abraham Lincoln's parents
had between TOO and 800 acres
of land when he was born.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-17

Britain expects 10 spend $685.
000, 000sin the next five years on
coal mining equipment, especi-
ally machinery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-17
Key West In
Days Gone By
M TAKEN from FILES
OF THE CITIZEN OF
DEC. ~, 1897

~ Groups of men are cleaning
up Bayview Park for the Com.
munity Christmas Tree festiv-
1ties to be held there under the
sdirecfion OF Mrs. Eva B. War
ner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-17

Key West Rotary Club con-
Quoted song contest at its
luncheon yesterday. Six mem
bers were chosen to sing and
the one judged to sing the best
was to be fined 81. DR.. James
B. Parramore had to pay the
fine.
The real estate division of the
Key West Chamber of Com
fnerce will hold a meeting to-
night Leo Hughes has been
elected president of the division.
City Council, at a meeting last
night, awarded the scaveneer
contract to S. Owen Sawyer and
Robert j. Lewis! l..
Mrs. Charles Curtis, Caroline
and Simonton streets, left yes
terdaya for Miami to spend the
Christmas holidays with her
sson-in-law and daughter Mr..
and Mrs. I. N. aMeltzer.
Mrs. Jonathan Gates left this
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-17

Mrs. Jonathan Gates left this
Evening star., 1947-09-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

1144 10th ST. N.W.-3-story and bassment
BLDG, zoned 2nd commercial; tenant can
occupy part of building and sub!et balance;
$3.50 per mo. R. s, BLACKSTONE.
Reatlor, a27 18th st. NV. Ma. 269o, or
4e G ST. E.w-a floors, each 1sx42ls it.;
newly decorated, central gas heat rear
entrance from alley: suitable for small
warehouse, workshop, ofices, beauty par
lor or similar trade or businesses; S175
per mo. Call AID. S497. -22
1910 EYE STREET N.W.-Entire three-
story building available as an entirety
f,Gs sGsr of r. RoBERT asSr W, SAVAGE Union Trust
ss a Az so@s.Ij ThoosS sSs @ oe I'm IA
or DI. OILS. "a
eoatainins :aa spprox. l'aoo So =. T.; T. ,. acof
Tshs Tisshns party San sGn obtain Long, lops tern oga
18th NV. MA $500. or OIL. e707. -22
n. CAPITOL ST, Mr.. K-1st commercial
brick building of rms, bath. oil INV h.;
suitable for business and apt: available
IN one vk; THos. D. WALSH, SIS l:h
2-STORY. s-RM. large basement; Pet
worth, vicinity Ga, and Kennedy SITS; suit.
able Offices or any 1st commercial store.
business immediate possession will givs
5-yeer lease. Call DIXIE REALTY CO..
HEART OF downtown business district,
Ideal for professional, laboratory work OF
commercial. Entire seeond floor in cor.
ner building. over 300 50. IT. SCHIL>
LER S, E at 9th st. NV. 23s
Evening star., 1947-09-22
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LOCATE quick turnover business, next to
heavy traf1c; lots available; Rosslyn,
10th AND PA. AVE.-Large brick bids, 10
rms, 3 baths, suitable for ofices, near
U. S. Govt bldg and Med. Center ideal
for private club; price not inflated. Infor-
nation call WILLIAM j. RoSENTHAI.
AID. 6144. EN- 6027 22'
LAUNDRY FIRMS ATTENTION. Here is
q lot suitable for your business; 500 #,
deep So it. wide: on righthand side Of
Glebe I'd. going into town; near Wilson
blvd; zoned commercial Call for appt,
MISS KING, CHI 0723. -22
A CHOICE COMMERCIAL LOT, contain-
ing approx. 10000 SO, it, and 6-rm.
and bath house adjoining a new shopping
center, located on Coiesvine rd. at Coles
vile, about mi from silver Spring This
e. E; S s rEIcE P1Ics s. C9; $50 ME- $780, PL !Sst
9th sT. BETWEES L AND M Nw.-Eot.
42x100 to an alley; frame houses on
property rented to monthly tenants; good
for any kind of business, We feel this
property has an excl future. Priced to
sell Gail US for full details and inspection.
Ewes and Sun, ia S77l. Exclusively with
METzLER REALTORS, l106 Vermont, DI.
500 FOOT FRONTAGE on North Washing
ton blvd, in heart of Clarendon, Va; n
blk. from post Office and other big com.
mercial institutions; lSt commercial and
st time advertised. HARRINGTON REAL
TY CO, OK. OO17 Call till Q. --23
end COMM, rear Ills lSt st s.w.-Corner
2-l0 TT. alleys; lot. "a axlO5; bldg, 24x30.
$1,000 down, JESSE LOEB, MA 20l4.
Evening star., 1947-09-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

3 STORY AND BASEMENT brick corner:
81 hes st1Tss and apts RSs nS
FIRST COMMERCIAL brick office bldg,
mr.. Conn: ave. and M st. nw-S floors all
cent lighting: newly remodeled and deco
rated. Priced for quick sale. To inspect.
call Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN, AID. 1888 or RE.
l st commercial; 3-story brick store and
ase large nss t sssa
Call M. Jolles, ME. 54oQ until pm
sHHdsy sERsgrEN EN- sSss e. 4s Th ss7s g. 1Eo
ST. N.W.-1st comm: ideal for once
slds 9s baths etc iPn Pricsd e. RERH Rny
sTEiS TsaSo CO e. i4l5 R% st. nS nEo N Me SsN 800
GEORGIA &c "A AVE N.Y. brick
:, Pm; Leo y y sERSssTRiS 5asS s CO" i4iS
Il rth nS 81. Nv Nv near aesr x4lst-comm s 0lisk;
only T sis5oo BOZ tss cs etis pm p[sea Les
BERNSTEIN g. CO.. 1415 X st, NV. NE
/ s.. NV. near 14th-1st-c comm, 4-story
'sGn; R5ssf at fiss39 sstHi CO. s'
kESlLWoRrH ki sS Is swfET 2faP, SHOP. 1918 Kenil
]
ssIss s5oS 81 Ss2T Vi Pas?nsFs Sant
LECTION o "a, 2s mi a+b jronD ,s cmNo
highway; combination store and restaur-
ant; also gas station; income between S4,-
ana has eo9 bath oaeH
kit, chicken houses; there is space for
about q cottages; septic tank to service
sss l. 9sis Ks 'Pe is HssS Rfssa 5s5 5s5
sTohF s25S CHI RooM 55Ss' 4Sxao 2x G8Go int
Mandate. Va; for quick sale at Sl2 500.
RAY BARNEY & SON, Vienna, Va, Wen
18th sT., NEAR COLUMBIA RD.-1st con-.
10-room rooming house, ga baths, 2-car
concrete garage; basement and first floor
IDEAL for any other business. OWNER,
DoWNToWN-New, modern bldg in per-
feet condition. only one. Of its construction
and size near heart Of city suitable for
and basement brick, 30xs5 built to take
Bird story, ultramodern glass front air
so feeon9 oel sy n
II your business demands this type OF bldg,
f1l ~. wALsHE y Nc esss exclusive agents
room detached frame house on lot 42xi75
running back to R.R: zoned frst and
business. Worth a look at price asked
WAaPLE CO, 1874 14th st. NV, D1
NEAR 18th AND G SITS. N.w.-Approx
50x1O0, with 4-story bldg: 100000: can
be financed so only approximately q
Of purchase price necessary. FREDERIC
L. PATERSON, EX. 5972 II information
wanted Sunday, call OR. 1912. --23
BRICK STORE, double frontage on prom
inent NV. thoroughfare; possession or
long-term lease available from proven
tenant netting good return: very reason
principals, GEORGE 7. WoRTHINGToN
& SON, Active Realtors since 1892, dal9
Eye st. NV. MA. 1895. -22
CORNER BUILDING, Florida ave, nr. 7th
n.w.--S rms, bath, h.-w. h; separate en-,
trance on ? Streets; suitable store ana
apts: S13750. with $4,000 down and
balance monthly. THoS. D. WALSH INC.
DowNTowS-3-s story, basement, about
23x60: right price. terms, trade; lease
main floor; $3.50 month. N. E. RYON CO.
GE. 6l46. -------
NEAR 10th AND X NV ssories i o store
on 1st floor, 2 apts. on End; S32' oOo.
Opp. General Accounting. 5uht at at ~ a,n
and G nv. brick houses iss conlihef-
claE FRbNR sSns NJ poYLE. Realtor. s27 18th
st. NV, DI. 1865. 5.-----
GA. AVE, NEAR KENNEDY NW.-1st
Commercial. excellent opportunity TO re-
model; 2-story row brick, rooms and
bath, gas heat, 1sx132, 2-car garage and
allev in rear. Cali Mr.. Burke, with LEGUIM
l. GERBER REALTY CO.. hD. 7eoo. %
Evening star., 1947-09-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-seu.hws.,

Z r., bedfms.. -semidetached brick; good
sond sSs Wn hlwsh s1,rSnEs2 Sal g1 lol5 tlll
brick 4-family apartments. Each family;
S236 mo. Live in one keep rented. An
excellent investment. ideal for GI. Priced,
1925. -22
CoLoRED-s75o DOWN buys this 7-rm.
house, bath. gas, elec: and h.-w.h. 3Q6
CoIoRFDgaas r ST. s.w.-s2s6 down,
Morris Cohen or Milton vinnick. with
A. NJ. DRALSNER. 1904 L st. NV, MA.
so3s; home; eE. 9297:
S45 mo. Groom frame Call Morris Cohen
or Milton Vinnick. with A. NJ DRAISNER,
1404 L st. NV. Ma SO3R: home, GE 02Q7.
Evening star., 1947-09-22
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

preferably brick and not too far out;
conv. to schools, bus, etc. Call CHI. 1899,
on 1st floor; brick or frame close to
schools and shopping. Desire to purchase
direct from owner. Phone oW. 1868. 22'
area, bedrm and bath on flrst. f.: with
add. bedrms. upstairs; on half acre
or more This client will pay cash UP to
SMITH, CHI 6653 (otfice closed Sunday1
Evening star., 1947-09-22
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINlA.

full description and price of all types OF
houses. oW. 1897 or Pa. 15os-w.
LAKE JACKSON, Manassas, Va.--well-
planned 4-room log cabin located on the
highway; completely furnished including
good boat and outbosrd motor stove and
refrigerator. Excellent condition, excellent
buy. Terms. II desired. Call DI. 1915 till
pm. VIM. 4. SAUNDERS CO., INC. -23
Evening star., 1947-09-22
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

BETHEsDA-5O,O 900 So IT,. 600 TT. 'front.'
tesic location. IA A. M. ROTH, Ma. 1856
$4,000 so. FT. fronting COS IT. on rapidly
developing Mt Vernon ave, Alexandria.
part: consider long term lease. A., NJ.
ROTH, Ma 1895 -26
Ind COMMERCIAL IN NE min to
downtown; approx 100000 SC, IT. on cor.
F. E. MIDDLETON, RE, 1881,
End COMMERCIAL. lot 50x125; ne. sec
ton. few minutes from downtown; price,
Slo5OO IL S7gI -22
Evening star., 1947-09-22
INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR RENT.

$4,000 SO. FIT near D. c. line with r. r,
siding in; at 1925 mo. for 5 yrs, with 5
yr renewal option at $3.50 mo-; or pur-
chase at S2s,000. A. NJ. ROTH, MA. 1885.
I1aO goth ST. N.w.-vacant. 2-story.
basement and brick. End commercial Rear
alley. 500 per mo. DRURY REALTY
CO., INC, 1877 K st. NV. RE. 1893.
LARGE ROOM, 30x16; near 18th and F
NV; let floor. suitable for shop or stock
room, for sign painter or electrician. etc.
Call CO 29S0, Monday. -22
Evening star., 1947-09-22
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

APPROX. 5000 SO. FT. on one OF Wash
ington's busiest thoroughfares, for rent
to some one appreciatins excel location for
the lHs sale sale of used cars. LOUIS BuRMdAAN.
1880 Goth ST. NV Vacant; 2-Story
basement ard brick, 2nd commercial. rear
alley; alley; ,S1 Sloo per no. DRuRY REALTY
Evening star., 1947-09-22
INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

public siding; wide alley in rear; So 50.
IT. A.. NJ. ROTH. MA 7a36 -22
ALEXANDRIA-25,0 900 so. #, level land.
on railroad; ideal for warehouse; SOC 50.
1T. A. NJ ROTH. MA. 1886. -22
Sc. d. C.-25,00O so. It. 2nd commercial,
on grade; 81 so So it; in fast growing
section. A. M. ROTH, MA. 1895 --22
Evening star., 1947-09-22
APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.

NOW is THE TIME to realize the most
desirous of purchasing to 80 unit apt,
bldgs: THE JAMES L. DIXON q GO; would
service to you. Call Jimmy Dixon per-
sonally. MI 4311; ewes. 10 2343. "a
Evening star., 1947-09-22
APARTMENT SITES.

FINE APT. HOUSE SITES, upper Conn.
ave.-Each a corner with 1O0-ft. 'front.'
age on Conn. ave. To inspect call WO.
23o0 until 8 pm. EDW. H. JONES ~
Co INC "a
Evening star., 1947-09-22
SUBURBAN REhT-vIRGINIA.

RENT-New furnished 5-room house or
farm, / hour from washington; bath
hot water. gas stove, refgr.. washer; ~
miles of Route 80; S75 mo. Box 5n0-B
Evening star., 1947-09-22
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available.
zoned industrial; both in D. C. and nearby
lease or sEff
CO Once, UN 2525; res, EN-. $3.50
Evening star., 1947-09-22

CONTINUED on Next Pase.)
Evening star., 1947-01-15
Flood Of Legislation
Under Way 10 Curb
Sports Fixing
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-An erup-
tlon of legislative bills against the
attempts of professional gamblers
to rig sporting events has taken
place in numerous lawmaking bod
les throughout the Nation.
In Albany, a resolution was brought
before the Legislature yesterday call
ing for a full investigation into gam
bling, fixing of games and other
unscrupulous practices in both
amateur and professional sports.
The New Jersey Legislature re-
ceived bill that would impose
severe penalties on any one convicted
of bribing players to throw athletic
games.
Similar legislation has been pre-
sented in at least half dozen other
States, a survey by the Associated
Press disclosed.
The survey showed that Massachu-
sets, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Rhode
Island, Indiana, Ohio, Virginia and
Florida have been asked to pass
anti-bribe laws similar to those
already in effect in Illinois, Michi-
gan, California Maryland, New
Jersey and New York.
The new bills are aftermath of
the case involving Alvin j. Paris,
convicted of attempting to fix the
National Football League champion
ship game between the Chicago Bears
and the New York Giants December
Is. Paris faces maximum penalty
of 10 years in prison and $4,000
fine. He will be sentenced JAN
uary 28.
Evening star., 1947-01-15
Maryland Will Be Hosi
|At 5. {. Ring Tourney
In Two-Day Stand

The Southern Conference boxing
tournament will be revived this win
ter with Maryland host to its rivals
for the crown in a two-day session
lat College Park on February 28
and March l, Director of Athletics
Geary Eppley announced today.
The news sent a ripple of excite
ment through the Terp ringmen's
training quarters where Coach Heine
Miller is drilling his men for Satur-
days engagement with West Point.
Maryland, on paper, has an excel
lent chance of capturing team
honors, but it's long, tough road
to the title.
Only three conference schools,
other than Maryland, are sponsoring
boxing teams this season, North
Carolina, South Carolina and Glenn
son, but if all enter full oman
teams it would get the program of
to a 16-bout start opening night
Title bouts will be fought the fol-
lowing night.
It will be the third time Mary
land has been host to the tourna-
ment, which. was dropped after 194l
when the Citadel took team honors
The Old Liners were host to rival
Differs in 1937-When they won the
crown, and in '38 when Clemson
finished on top. Maryland won in
1889 at Clemson and the latter took
l%ha 10dn roY1pd- robin
| Maryland, meanwhile, is reported
rounding into shape for the Army
match with Andy Quattrocchio ready
to take his place in the 130-pound
spot. The little New Yorker is re-
garded as an almost certain point
winner If he's ready.
Evening star., 1947-01-15
Southern Loop Prexy
To Be Named Today
By the Associated Press

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. Is
Joe Engel of Chattanooga, as tenn
porary president of the Southern
Association, called directors of the
class AA baseball league into a ses-
sion today at which permanent
successor to President Billy Evans
is scheduled to be named.
Evans, who resigned recently to
become vice president of the De-
troit Tigers, received approximately
$21 900 last year under an attend
ance bonus arrangement. Several
directors were reported, however, in
favor of returning the job to a
straight salary basis.
Engel, director from Chattanooga
was named acting president at a
surprise session last night called to
clear the boards of routine business
preparatory to todays meeting. The
April II opening and September Z
closing dates were approved formally
and minor changes made in the
schedule to be announced February
I02
Evening star., 1947-01-15

Lets enter The Star tourna.
ment," said Norman Black to Mrs
Black as the pair who call them
selves the Beantowners warmed uI
to bowl in the Hi-Skor Mixed Dou-
hles League.
"Ill save my dollar. dearie," said
Mrs. Black.
eff you won't go in on your own
account" asserted Mr.. Black, I'll
back you with a buck like would
a race horse"
He did.
So Mrs. Adelaide Black today tops
the Women's division of the giant
tournament. The question is
whether it will be pocketed by Mrs
or Mr. Black. What's your guess?
Mrs. Black, who averages modest
88, fired games of 118, lot and 1872
Her handicap was 80, which prompt
ed her husband to risk his dollar
When she shoots in the Mixed
Doubles League again she'll risk
her own. Only league scores count
in the tournament.
Incidentally, the Blacks 10-year-
old daughter, Frances, is budding
bowler star. She averages almost
as much as mamma.
J. A. Dulaney, a member of the
Directors team in the Premier Cab
League at the Greenway Bowl, used
his healthy handicap Of u to nah
the lead in the mems section with
416 from scratch and a gross 488
With games of 157 an dial, Dulaney
was well on the way to major
prize in scratch sets, but slowed in
the final string, in which he regi-
stored 118.
Only II women, all but one with
large handicaps, thus far have
topped 400. Catherine Boudet of
Hyattsville with 75-421 and Nora
B. Martin of Penn Recreation with
Evening star., 1947-01-15
|G.W. High, With Wins in Row,
Bids for Suburban L0ureIs

George Washington High OF Alex
andria is making an early bid for
recognition as the best suburban
schoolboy basket ball team here
about. The Presidents started by
losing to Wilson back in December,
but since then have racked up seven
straight triumphs, including re-
turn win against the Tigers. They
added to their string last night by
trimming Lane High at Charlottes-
vile, 56-34
Washington-Lee. G. WIS principal
rival, also has been doing okay, with
record Of six wins in nine games,
although it lost yesterday to Wood
ward School, 44-40. That was Wood
wards fifth straight, incidentally.
Suburban teams in nearby Mary
land have been kicking each other
around, but Bethesda is emerging as
the class there. The Barons are do
ing fair, and yesterday topped
Roosevelt, 47-35, for a fifth win in
seven starts.
T Marshal Boaz led George Wash
ington with eight field goals. Billy
Rorer was runner-up with IA points
Evening star., 1947-01-15
Capital Radios Victory
Hioh Liqhts Rec League

Capital Radio Schools 1927 win
over Landover Hills at Macfarland
Gym highlignted games played yes'
terday in the Recreation League
No. 7.
Other Recreation League games:
Recreation League, No. shington
Blue Jays; 80; ,Cheltenham Sparks 20;
Recreation -FB1 League--Assembly. "a;
Lions. 22 Idents: 25: seaEschers: ds;
ton League, No. 3~Thomas and Slye.
81: Northern Chesapeake g. Potomac. 90:
Camotops, So; Mount Rainier Lutherans,
II Recreation League, Girls. No. i
Card Index, 80; Assembly. II; Typing.
40: Census, 80,