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j. DREW FtAbEh.
HARDIN, WILLIAM L. A tribute OF love
e ss m IN nehaFa H4Epfh Il sho % LETT me January !
1920.
They are not dead who live
In hearts they leave behind,
In nj those , whom they have blessed
And shall live through the years
Eternal life, and grow,
Each day more beautiful
As time declares their good.
Their immortality.
They are not lost who find
The sunset gate the goal
OF all their faithful years;
FSe FSe 'sar Summit ns 'nsY ef their aaG s Climb,
The peak usaln sboye TbsR the afe 9opas not lost
Mso Aha ssGrnti find the lisht q sun sun
And stars--and God; ,,,
o-1 Hose1N:d Fl ear dear mother, HENRIETTA ANN
today, January Z, 1916.
Our hearts are lonely, also our home,
We miss YOU St Goa loved You best
We unde11sindRi THE REMsfNfso s,fsf n any FAMILY
JONES. BEATRICE G. To my friend. .sa.
BEATRICE @. JONES. VINO aeparseo, oaE Sass
Gone, but memories linger on;
PEARL NJ. BELL.
LANG, JOHN. Sacred to the memory
of my beloved husband, JOHN LANG, who
departed this life six years ago today
January z, 1941
Today is the day of remembrance
And many sad regrets;
A day / shall always remember,
When the rest of the world forgets.
DEVOTED WIFE, ELDORA LANG.
SANFORD, DORIS MAE. In sad but
loving remembrance of our dear daughter
and sister. DORIS MAE SANFORD. VINO
passed away ten years ago today, Janu-
airy z, 1887.
This day comes with sad regret
And one that we viii never forget;
we will always cherish with love sincere
Beautiful memories OF one so dear.
MOTHER AND BROTHER.
WILSON. MARGARET Z. In memory d
our devoted wife and mother, MARGARET
E. WILSON, who departed tits life eleven
years ago today, January z. 1896.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
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1n Mrnturiattt

BROWN, LORRAINE o. In loving mem mem
ory of our dear mother and sister, LCE-
RAINE o. BROWN, who departed this life
one year ago today. January z, 1946.
Her weary hours and days Of pain
Her troubled nights are past,
And in our aching hearts we know
She has found sweet rest at last
DAUGHTER, LOUISE o. BRIGGS; SISTER'
MRS CHRISTINA LEWIS; BROTHER,
DIR. ROBERT BRIGGS.
CHRISTIAN, THOMAS, SR. In loying
remembrance of my dear. beloved iatner,
THOMAS CHRISTIAN. Sr.,. who departed
this life twelve years ago today, January
7, 1895.
Till memory fades and life DEPARTS
You'll live forever in my heart;
Time takes away the edge OF grleI,
But memory turns back every leaf
LOVING DAUGHTER, LOUISE c. SCOTT.
FRABER, NELLIE DREW. A tribute O! Of
love to the memory of my mother. NELLIE
DREW FRABER who passed away ten
years ago today, January q: 1887,
J. DREW FRABER.
kr,N 60 Nf 1Oua
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BpathH

DAyIs y i FRANZ sASk On SSs Issiaay Z, ysps sIs
Remains resting At the s. Il. Hines co. Fu.
neral Home. 2901 14th ST. NV. Notice OF
FOX. CLARA FRANCES. On Wednesday.
siassa' 5sa = T. E'sssS VIE VIE
linston National Cemetery. Fort Myer, Va.
9; Isf7; 4 il North Plsinilsia, \. " ANNE AZ i
Anpie Rs er SssOsSd ~ hei afaed
aad her broahe sd au b rrost
HAAS. RAYMOND NJ. On Sunday,
~. January 5. 1947. at Naval Med
$Ss$ e.. 4 Il
ia. o'connor, Mrs, NJ. A. Gica-
bers' funeral Home. 517 iith st. Sc. On
ment Arlington National Cemetery, Arling-
,.I,1..E MAyENs' Pc PEI FosRgsr g z; On SUNDAY,
DE FoRREsT 4. Il HAvENs se'efsDS of sss1 Fee Lee
eebe eE comss nSssn Ravens AVE- 9atbel husans 81 se
father Of v. Louise Wilson and Lillian
plete.
HENRICKsEN. HENRY. On Sunday.
casaaS shs bsoyaS aaspta has
band Of Mrs, Miriam Conn Henricksen
q @ WesslnSton @ Mh SPRINGS T s. ae paf and drsfa Mr.
Chris Henricksen of Los Angeles, Calf
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
4th Sc. ano Mass. ave. me-, where services
will be held on Wednesday. January 8. at
so tsfs PIE Please o oSsas esaar goux jim es
S. OAK. Portsmouth, N. H; Woburn,
Mass, and Los Angeles, Calf. papers
HOLLOWAY, ELLA. Departed this life
Monday, January g., 1947. ELLA HOL-
LOWAY OF 9 Railroad ave. Sc. She leaves
to mourn their loss one DAUGHTER, Patsy
and Wilhelmina Edmund: one niece, three
nephews and five great-grandchildren. No
tice of funeral later.
HOLMES. INSPECTOR WILLIAM E..
Hospltal, Inspector WifLfIM E. HOLMES
Of 644g ,Barnaby s.; NV: beloved .hus-
band Of Mary E. Holmes father Of Ruth
city; Mrs. c. O. Holmes, Mrs. G. w
THOMPSON, Mrs. William 3. Edwards. Mrs.
Otis Kempe-. all of Rerlington. Va. Re
Faaesa Rn1es Ffit1ns Hons so at the Il HIVES g.
neral services at Ma .ional Baptist Church.
18th st. and Columbia ,rd. NV, on
Wednesday. January s, at p m. Inter
ment Cedar Hi | Mausoleum.
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ALLEN. WASHINGTON.

day, January 8, 1917, at Freedmen's Hos
pital. KATHERINE MANLEY COLE of
1909 Swami st. NV. beloved wife OF Melvin
daughter of Mrs Agnes Wood and the late
John A. .Manley and sister Of John Manley
and William Wood. She also leaves two
many friends. Friends may call at the
w Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church. 1882
YoI St. NV. after II am. Tuesday. Janu
ary Z. Requiem mass at Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church Wednesday, January 8. at
am. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-11-28
Army-Novy
Continued From Page CID

Middies might enter the conflict the
slight favorites on the basis OF their
tough schedule. They lost to Cali
fornia, Columbia, Penn, Notre Dame,
Georgia Tech and Penn State while
Arrny's victories were at the expense
of not-so-highly-regarded Villanova,
Colorado, Virginia Tech and Wash
ington and Lee.
Both Teams in Good Trim.
Last season Navy came close to
whipping Army in one Of the most
thrilling games of all their At con-
tests and this Army team can't be
mentioned in the same breath as
the 1946 eleven, although there Is
plenty of power from tackle to tao
kle. The final score was 2l-1S with
the Middies four yards away from
paw dirt when the clock ran out.
Both teams are In fine physical
condition for the grand climax OF
the season. Pete Williams, big
factor In last years game, still is
bothered with an ankle injury, but
he'll be available for Hamilton to
use in spots. The Middle mentor
has not decided on two Of his start
ing backfield men, but it'll be either
Pete Horne or Reaves Baysinger at
the quarterback post and either Bill
Hawkins or Myron Gerber IN the
fullback slot.
The Navy will get the first look at
the Municipal Stadium field today
A workout is planned for around z
pm. with the Cadets taking over
after that for a brief practice after
arriving from West Point by specia.
train,
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE District of colum-
9sai 7woRpERaD: wsSPlDEssG That section Ss4 Of
the Regulations Governing the 1nstalla-
District Of Columbia, adopted February, ID.
1898, as amended, Is further amended as
follows: Strike out the heading Meter
Yoke and Connections" and insert in lieu
District-owned Water Meters" In para
graph (a).. strike out the words three
quarters Of an inch and insert In lieu
thereof the words "one inch" Strike
out paragraphs DESIGNATED tb) and (c)
and insert in lieu theerof, new paragraph
to read as follows-"tb) The meter yoke or
other similar device shall be attached to
the water service adjacent TO and on the
house side of the curb cock. 1t shall oe
set in horizontal position and shall be
connected to the water service by rlSers
of brass pipe or copper tubing SO that
the Inlet and outlet Of the appliance
where the water meter is to be installed
shall be eighteen uSl inches below the
permanent surface OF the. ground. The
Water Registrar may permit the install
stion of such appliance in cellar or
basement, provided that, when such per
mission is granted. the appliance shall be
installed in q horizontal position adjacent
to the wall where the water service enters
the building and must be placed &c SO SO snaS
Of access for examination, reading: and and
of paragraphs (d), -(e) and dl to 20 (6
MASON. q. R. YOUNG, Commissioners.
Evening star., 1947-11-28

American University, counting on
it's best basket ball team in history,
will run into the same line OF
thought tomorrow night when the
Eagles meet C. c. N. Y, in the 69th
Regiment Armory in New York.
Nat Holman has not denied the
statement that this is supposed to
be the Beavers best team in his %
years as court coach. City College
ranked fourth in the East last year,
was a semifnalist in the NCAA
tournament and Holman has 13
members of last years 18-man squad
back. Six of his eight top scorers
have two years of college experience
and Lionel Malamed and Sid Tru-
bowitz earned All-America mention.
Coach Staff Cassell at A. U. realizes
that he cannot match the terrific
pace, adopted by a typical Holman
coached club. Year after year the
Beavers are the fastest team in COL
lege basket ball, at times so fast
their speed detracts from their ac-
curacy. The Eagles hope to slow
the game more to their pace.
City College originally scheduled
the game for their small home court
but after Holman learned Of Cas-
Evening star., 1947-11-28
Reds After Top Spot
In Loop Game With
Lions Here Tonight

Providence Reds, winners over
Washington's Lions last night at
Providence, can move into first place
in the American Hockey Leagues
Eastern division If they repeat their
success tonight at Uline Arena. The
Reds Us victory pulled them to
within one point of Hershey's Bears,
defending champs and current lead
ers.
For tonight's game, starting at
$50 o'clock, the Lions will be boil
stored by the return of Scotty MAR,
who has been out with injuries, and
Walt Babey, who has been i'll. Herb
Lovett, newly acquired winger, also
seems to be ready for action at last
after being slowed with charley
horses in both legs.
The Reds will present a. high
scoring outfit with three of their
players listed among the leagues
top 10 point makers. They are Ed
Prokop, Ray La Plante and Carl
Liscombe. Liscombe helped his aver
age by getting the first-period goal
last night that broke a 3-3 deadlock
and put the Reds ahead to stay.
Until that time the Lions were very
much .in the game on goals by Red
Raney, Jack Portland and Johnny
Carr-Harris.
The Reds increased their margin
with a goal in the second frame
while the Lions went without a
mark. Each team tailed twice in
the final 20 minutes, Lion goals
coming from shots by Ken Schultz
and Pat Wilson.
Evening star., 1947-11-28
w. and N. CIinches
Conference Title by
Lacing Richmond
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 28.-The
1947 Southern Conference race Is
over and the mythical crown rests
at William and Mary for the second
time in six years today.
The Indians clinched the title
easily as they chalked up their
seventh win against a lone loss
among Conference members by de-
feating Richmond, $50.
The win was enough to put the
Tribe safely in front of runner-up
North Carolina's mark of four wins
and one loss.
Stan Magdziak led the Dixie Bowl
bound Indians to victory on his
passing, aided by Joe Lex who fired
one touchdown heave, and Jack
Cloud who plunged for two tallies.
Third place in the circuit went to
South Carolina as the Gamecocks
upended Wake Forest. 60. Bishop
Strickland led the South Carolina
ofense and provided the lone tally,
racing over from the 3-yard line.
The Wildcats Of Davidson eased
Coach Bill Story's departure from
the conference by coming back to
defeat Furman, 20-6. Bert Ander-
ton paced the Cats, passing to
Jim Sifford for one score and DASH
ing SO yards tor another. Story
will leave the coaching profession
to take supervisory job with the
Norfolk school system next year.
One of the biggest upsets of the
year in conference play came when
the Keydets of v. M. I. ignored a
14-0 deficit at halftime and came
back in the final two periods with
four-touchdoWn blast that with
cred the Gobblers of Virginia Tech,
28-14. Beaten or tied for the last
six weeks against variety Of COM
petition, the Keydets roared to VIC
tory on the talented arm Of Bobby
Thomson.
Thomason fired three touchdown
passes in the amazing second half
and Vince Ragunas drove fol-
another score as the favored Cob
blers spent a befuddled 80 minutes
Victory in that military classic
Of the South" was sufficient to make
the V. M. I. season successful
regardless of their record.
Evening star., 1947-11-28
By Burton Hawkins

yeah, I beat Central, 80, with
a dropkick IN 1913" said Jake
Roberts, the ex-Tech quarter
back.
ut was very short kick be-
Titled Molly Roberts, ex-Central
quarterback and Jake's brother,
attempting to def1ate Techs hero
of pre-World War I vintage.
ut was a 22-yard boot" correct
ed Jake, and if a photographer
hadn't requested a picture that
Tech-Central family feud which
flared openly more than 80 years
ago might have kindled into ar
other explosive episode.
They'll be at Griffith Stadium
tonight, those battling brothers,
when Tech and Central scrap for
the public high championship.
They'll be sitting together, but
there will be a sharp division OF
sentiment between their seats.
There wasn't any of that
brotherly love when we were
playing against each other" said
Molly. I'VE really dished it out
to each other. We slept in the
same bed except when the Tech
Central game approached, when
we moved into separate rooms.
Both of us were quarterbacks
Evening star., 1947-11-28
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. - C.
AUCTION SALES.

NOTICE OF SALE to enforce Hen for
charges-To whom 1t may concern: No
tice is hereby given that on Saturday, the
9th day Of December. 1947. at the hour Of
10 O'Clock am, and each Wednesday ana
Saturday thereafter until all is disposed OF.
at the auction rooms Of c.. g. Sloan q
Company, situated at No. 715 13th st:
NV, in the City of Washington. District
Of Columbia, the undersigned will sell at
public auction the following described per,
sonal property consisting Of barrels and
contents, cartons and contents. trunks and
contents, chairs. beds, rugs. pictures, mat,
tresses, tables and miscellaneous personal
and household effects stored in the name
Of and for the account, of Mr.. or Mrs
D. r. Alexander. Capt. or Mrs. g. J.
Anderson. Judge or Mrs; M. g. Baron.
Capt. Harald M Bromley, Mr. Lynde
Catlin. Mr.. or Mrs. W. W. Chance, Mrs.
H. De Pue. Mrs. Elizabeth Grim. Mrs.
Irene Hammonds or Mrs. Nile Wlthers,
Brig Gen. Henry J. Reilly. Mr.. or Mrs.
Frank Walter or Mr.. Robert w. Burton;
and Mrs. E. D. Williams. Said auction and
sale will be made under and by virtue OF
Section 33 Of an Act of Congress- approved
April Is, 1910 (36 Stat. Part I. .. BOD !;
known as the Warehouse Receipts Act. and
for the purpose of satisfying the lien OF
the undersigned on said personal property
for storage charges and other lawful
charges in connection with caring for and
safekeeping the said personal property. to.
gether with costs Of said sale. Dated at
washington. D. G. this 2Sth day Of No
PANY. H. RANDOLPH BARBEE, Secre-
Evening star., 1947-11-28
SeIIout Crowd to See A. U. Play
Biz Court Game

sells material at A. u, 1t was
shifted to the 5000 capacity Armory
court, and yesterday Madison Square
Garden officials, who control bas-
ket ball in the Armory, said 1t
would be a sellout.'
In all preseason reports on Met
ropolitan New York area teams,
the Beavers and N. Y. U. have been
ranked 1-2 with st. Johns, Long
Island, Columbia, etc.
The starting lineup for the Eagles
will be Bart Fugler, captain, and
the only seniors, Pete Negley, Don
Hillock, Reggie Crockett and Bob
Lamon. Leroy Ishman, high scorer
in the Eagles two victories to date.
will be the first reserve. The Eagles
continue to Storrs, Conn, where
they will help the University Of
Connecticut dedicate its new field
house Monday night.
Evening star., 1947-11-28
- Law Omces Of
GORMAN & GATELY,

313 Columbian Building.
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TfoNgThe object Of this suit is to
s sss9ra g os s5 and s s
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Once Of Il. surveyop FL for The District OF of
Columbia in Liber 122 at folio 1877, Inn
proved BY premises 713 4th street NE.
en neISn 7sh 9as 4sns Il It By r.
ORDERED that Correa M Walsh. ,virsinia
r. Walsh. Dorothsa Emott Marsaret
1Tn'nDf Asn Dudlsy Radtg esssor' vrsns aRns
elasHs sersoa Gar.nee Hnsansn n @ oddis As s.rss s.
9ases 9ass oaas sshsF Ws@ VI APs .ass ssseTs
Mary Mary, q. PeteT. z: julia P. Anderson, VII.
Deposit % it. & Trust Trust Company Of Bsltimore,
Henry bradley. b. Peyton Whelan, Trustee.
iSsats Iana P9a:s ns a aGa
Md, Trustee, James 8. Davidson. IT,
Louise Davidson Cross, Louis Armstrong
C. Davidson. Mary C. Davidson cause
their appearance to be entered herein on
or before the forfieth day, exclusive OF
Sundays and legal holidays. occurring after
the day Of the nrst publication hereof
otherwise this cause will be. proceeded with
as In case Of default, and that the un-
known heirs or devicees Of such OF the
above-named defendants, II any. who may
be dead cause their appearances TO pe
day occurring after the expiration Of one
month after the nrst publication hereof
otherwise the cause win be proceeded with
Of this order be published once week
for three successive weeks in the wash
ington Law Reporter and The Eyening
longer publication Is unnecessary. fS.
BCLITHA j. LAWS, Chik Justice. lssal)
A true copy. Test. Hurry M. HULL,
no14.21,28.
Evening star., 1947-11-28

and were afraid of talking in our
sleep, giving away a signal"
Jake has permanent memen-
to, sort of tribute to the fact
that Molly rated Central first and
family second. Molly knocked
out one of my front teeth with a
tackle when I was in the clear
and headed for a touchdown"
said Jake.
Molly has some distressing me-
mories, too. AS Centrars quarter
back in 1914 and 1915 he saw
Jake spark Tech to 60 and 1912
victories. Jake was acting captain
in the 1915 game and his favored
Tech team was absorbing a l2-O
beating. I'VE should have won
that one by 20 points" explained
Jake, but we had to get two
touchdowns in the last five min
utes to beat Central"
Now haberdasher. Molly
weighed 1875 pounds when steering
Central's elevens. Jake, now in
the real estate business, was a
14O-pounder at Tech. Both were
captains of their respective base
ball teams and both played GEN.
ter field.
Who will win tonight?
"Tech," says Jake.
Central" insists Molly.
Evening star., 1947-11-28
PROPOSALS.
FEpERAL WORKS AGENCY, Public But

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, Public Build
ings Administration. Washington, .; G,
Nov. IS, 1947.-Sealed bids in duplicate
for making exploratory borings for expan-
sion of facilities at the National Institute
Of Health, Bethesda. MARYLAND, will be
received until l PM. STANDARD Time; on
Dec, 8. 1e47, in Room No; 1923. Federal
and then publicly opened, Big guarantee &c
exceeds 5000. U. S. Standard Form No;
90, Construction Contract. will be used and
performance and payment bonds will be
required. Upon request one set OF Prebld
Documents and l set Of Specifications Will
be supplied without charge to each general
contractor interested in bidding on the
eenad sempess T0se VI e ynsa ammssionee msst ee
of Public Buildings, Federal Works Agency.
WASHINGTON Suburban Sanitary Com
mission contract No. 39S-W&S. water
main and sewer construction-Sealed pro-
posals for constructing in Wheaton Crest
6-inch to 12-inch cast iron water mains
and 1855 feet Of concrete or vitrifled
pipe sewers will be received at the Office
of the Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission, Hamilton ST., Hyattsville, Md,
until Tuesday, December 9, 1947. at LAO
pm, Eastern Standard Time. at which
place and time they will be publicly opened
and read. Plans and specifications may
be obtained from Harry R. Hail. chief
engineer Of the commission; Hyattsville;
Md. upon deposit Of s5. which deposit will
ing plans and specifications in good
SHAW. L. q. WoRTHINGToN, oCommis-
sioners. no2S,de3.
Evening star., 1947-11-28
AUCTION SALES.

c. 6. SLOAN & CO.. NC, Auctioneers.
Estate sale, household furniture of every
description near Eastern; brassware Chi
nsss art objects lot books
lamps, domestic rugs, ONCE desks, fle
cabinets, radios, silverware, draperies, etc;
St. Saturday, November 29tb starting at
10 am. From the estate of Helen Moore
Bristol. Riggs National Bank executor and
from many other ownsr NOW On 1NC yisw
Aucts Established 1891. rs
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son. Auctioneers
Bankruptcy sale of modern moor dis
play case: pedestal fan, small cabinet safe,
chrome chairs. manicurist's table, hair
preparations, cosmetics, manicuring sup
plies. etc BY auetion at Wesehlersl so5
N. Nv GREENBAuM, isHSH R rs trustee. @ DoNAID !.
BAUM, TIA, Carolyn Beauty Salon. bank
hbAM ldps S0 4. tWaEscHLER SON. Anctioneers aenee
-Trustees' sale Of two-story brick dwell
ps noea No. Sslt baths tn st iva haa. o
sOrdsd in kDsr sriss aSsa ee 5s e
The land RECORDS for the District Of Goum
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees
viii offer for sale by public auction. in
Gnt h ds1 q oi M beeebe 1877 " cees
,. M. the following described real estate
situate IN the Distgiss gsso of Columbia; to wit;
made BY ?. !, pTnisan, Inc, Inc as per plat st
the District Of Columbia, in Liber. 93, folio
49, subject to all cove. covenants Of record;
money. TO- be paid in cash. balance in
monthly installments Of $3.50 for each
per anaum from day OF settlement OF sale,
secured by first deed OF trust upon. prop
erty sold, or all cash at option OF pur-
chaser A deposit of $500 required at time
OF sale Examination of title. convey
ancing.. recording, revenue stamps and no.
tarial fees 1t cost Of purchaser. Terms Of
sale to be complied With within thirty
days from day Of sale. otherwise trustees
reserve the right to resell property at risk
and cost. Of defaulting purchaser. after
some newspaper published In Washington.
D. c.. o.. deposit may be forfeited, or
without forfeiting deposit trustees may
avail themselves Of any legal or eaui.able
&. DisMER, JULIUS K. MkEpEL. JOHN
&. STADTLtR. Trustees. nf2sde1,S.b,s
Evening star., 1947-11-28
Norwood on Next Ring
Card Offered by Guard

Dante Norwood, a slugging 160-
FOUNDER from Merrick Boys Club.
will appear again on the National
Guards amateur boxing program
next Friday, when he engages Jerry
Tyler Of the Guard. Norwood was
a winner on the first card at the
Armory.
Ten bouts are scheduled, including
a heavyweight scrap which will be
announced later. @
Prices have been. reduced to 70
cents general admission and SITS
ringside. Military personnel will be
admitted free as will patients at
service hospitals. Proceeds will be
used by the National Guard to pur-
chase athletic equipment.