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Evening star., 1948-05-02
Garden Stute Results
BY the Asseciotsd Press

FIRST ,RACE-Purse,, $4,000; claiming:
r.s sr.yesr-qlds; al and up ~ miles.
ei Eien kenny sia sans. Dsmar, 1920 90 20 tso %
CAPTAIN Kidd tBalzarettD $50
Time, 2:064s
Also ran-Pats Anne. Giaolbury, Anr.,
SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; maiden
Bucephaius Martin $40 $50 e4o
Boom Boom Iynch) $40 $50
Sir Rusty tMallins) 8 so
Also ran-The Duke, False Rumor
baioo and Fofest ' knsht. Mnsi f'fe r0'n'' HULA
- cElmendorf Farm and Mont Tremblant
faTm Time entry; + ;a r,t
Wee Wee Marie and Ozzie
-, THIRD RAcE-Purse, So, 900; claiming;
3-year- -olds: 8 furlongs.
sMIs; s9uds Eduf.t1en eis1son, TneD $50 sSS ooS
David F. stark 500
Time, 1:13as.
oresandy, .Antemaker, Happy Flora
Chtonsita' Sing, Miss o'Giftie and Buck
aMrs. H. B. Massey and Mr., r
Christopher entry.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
ances; 2-year-olds; 5 furlongs.
Flower Bed lBuxton) 400 $50 ego
Some Speed lScawthorn) $40
Time. 0:592s. New track record)
!. Also ran--Rook Wood, End Play, Friend
ly Frank, Delta Queen.
FIFTH RACE-The Princeton Handicap;
purse. $4,000 added; 3-year-olds and
uo; g furlongS
Rippey (Martn) 800 o4O 30
Turbine tBasile) $40 400
High Trentd tJemas) $40
Time. I'll.
Also ran--Brown osul, Asilant, West
minister, Bogle.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
snce; 3-year-olds and up: ! mile
Senoril tClaseett) 206O $40 400
Faraway tRoberts) $50 100
'uISans foree 'Renlck) 800
Time. :3Sls.
Also ran-Reborn, King Dorsett, Black
Swan.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow
ances; 4-year-Clds and UP; ~. miles
Romancer tBalzarettD "a 40 1880 $50
Roman Candle tMartin) 1910 $50
Black Pepper tRoberts $40
Time. 1:4435
Also ran-Dirl, Fulgara. Petrol Point.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, S3 500: claim
ing 4-year-olds and UP; ! ID miles.
Fast Freight (Hariots) 400 $40 400
Briarclss Usyton) 4.4O 300
Chancegian tGonzalez) 800
Time, :462s
Also ran-Cyper. Twenty Knots, Cello
phane. Crowfight. Bull Head.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Princeton 5 0arsmen
Retain ChiIds' CUP
BY the Associated Press

PRINCETON, NJ j., May L.
Princeton's varsity crew retained
possession of the Childs' Cup on
Lake Carnegie today in the seth
rowing of the Nations Oldest crew
classic by coming from behind and
outstripping Pennsylvania by ~
lengths. Columbia was third.
Penn Coach Rusty Callow in
last-minute maneuver sent his
former junior varsity crew to the
starting line in the varsity race
after the Quaker Jayvees had twice
shaded the first boat in time trials
this week.
The stragety failed to pay off in
the final half mile. PENNSYLVANIA
jumped away in front at the start
and pulled one length ahead of
Princeton with a mile to 20. AL
though they were understanding
Penn by at least two beats all the
way down the lake, the Tigers be-
gan to move up on the leaders with
three quarters left to 60. Princeton
went into the lead in the last
stretch Of perfectly calm water be-
fore the finish line and won easily.
Princeton's time OF 9:14.3 was 21.3
seconds slower than the Tigers
turned in here last week. Columbia
never was in the race and finished
last for the third time this season.
The Lions were lengths behind
Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Contest First in Burke,
Grow Finale Feature

HAVRE de GRACE, Md, May ]
Pl.-King Ranch's Contest surprised
about $4,000 closing day fans today
by breezing to his first stakes vic
tory in the Edward Burke Handicap
The 4-year-old son of Sir Gal
]ahad Sd whipped over the mile and
sixteenth in 1885,, just one second
off the track record. to beat Calumet
Farms l947 Preakness winner
FaultleSs, to the wire by IL lengths.
E. A. Nicodemus' Laran was an
other length and half away in
third. Walter M. Jeffords' favorite,
Loyal Legion, was fourth and Henry
L. Straus' March Chick brought up
the rear.
Contest returned $3.50 and 500.
There was no third place betting.
Jockey Henri Mora held Contest
In second place behind Laran after
leading for the first quarter mile.
One-eighth of mile from the wire,
Mora urged Contest to come on to
victory.
Faultless, fourth most of the way.
also came on with a rush between
horses. but appeared to hang after
forging into second place.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
| OES 4 cfivities
In Local CHAPTERS
Special chapter notices:

special chapter notices.
Grand Chapter-Spring session,
tomorrow, 7 pm, Masonic Temple.
Congress Lodge-Monday, meet
ing called off.
Est er-Thursday, celebrating
May, June and July birthdays.
Bethany-Friday, line officers
night.
Lebanon-Thursday, Star Point
Society with Past Matron Anna
Priddy.
Federal-Wednesday, Ways and
Means with Mrs. Mary Warren.
st. Johns Lodge-Monday, meet
ing called off.
Joppa Lodge-Wednesday, initi-
alton and Educational night. May
IA, Ways and Means sponsoring
card party, Joppa Lodge hall. For
reservations call RIA. 9075.
Chevy Chase - Officers' Club,
Tuesday evening, with Mrs. Han
nah Brann.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge-Thurs-
day, honoring mothers and bowling
team. Tuesday afternoon Bridge
Club, with Mrs. Lena Elder.
Areme-Wednesday, grand vista
ton.
East Gate-Friday, initiation by
past matrons and patrons.
Fidelity - Wednesday, Mothers
Day program.
Trinity-Thursday, Gath ami
versary.
Martha-Tuesday Infirmary Com
mittee with Mrs. Ray Wonderly
Friday, Naval Lodge members and
families guests.
Mount Pleasant-Friday, oath an
niversary
La Fayette Lodge-Wednesday
Star Points. with Mrs. Arbutus Holt.
Brookland-Tuesday, Endowment
Committee with Mrs. Lillian Pes
tell. Thursday. Star Point Society
with Mrs. Alma Marshall.
Washington Centennial-Friday
honoring mothers, fashion show
The chapter Is sponsoring Doris
Jean Wagner. Queen of Bethel No. !
for queen Of THE Night Of Thrills. !"
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Parent.Teacher
ACfiUifies

The 35th annual convention of
the District of Columbia Congress
OF Parents and Teachers will be
held at the Departmental Auditor
lum tomorrow and Tuesday.
Mrs. L. w. Hughes, president
National Congress of Parents and
Teachers. will address the group
Monday morning. Her topic will be
Looking Into the Future" Miss
Margaret Moore will preside Mon
day evening when there will be a
symposium on Factors Which Al
feet Behavior Pattern Of Children"
DR.. Charles E. Bish. principal, Nc
Kinley High, will be the discussion
leader.
A business meeting will be held
Tuesday morning when awards will
be given and new officers elected
This will be followed by the Fell
lowship Dinner to be held at the
Shoreham Hotel beginning with the
reception at $50 pm. The general
theme Of the convention Is: "Our
Four-Point Program"
Other meetings scheduled this
week are:
Emory-On Thursday. J. Craw-
ford. program chairman. will con-
tinue with the theme. Better
Health and Safety for Our Chill
dren." The growth and character
istics OF the 8. 9. and 10 year old
child will be studied.
MISUNDERSTANDING at Home
in the National Capital Parks" will
be the subject Of talk by A. Ray
mond Gregg. chief naturalist of the
National Capital Parks. The meet
Ing will begin 8 pm. Wednesday.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Jomuicu Results
BY the Assoeioted Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, So. 800: claiming:
Landlord (ParadiseD $50 $40 $50
Pnaranella Permane) $40 $40
Married (Grecol $50
Also ran-Hesds or Tails. Croupier. Hi
Bert. Flame Of India. Darby Darion, Sir
Giallsseene, Col wissins and stars at
SECOND RAcE-Purse. sa5oo; claim
Merry King Permane $50 800 270
Lux q Su!llvan tJames) $40
Also ran-seer.t spheric, Still Life,
Darby Devon, Jhansi.
THIRD RAGE.Purse. $500; .allox-
Lesendra (McCrearyJ sI10 $50 $50
pan.da Red tclark, SO 30
orish Tin,E Hero ! I9,as syssssuD' $50
Also ran-Pompeian, Trilby, Roberto.
FOURTH RACE-The Youthful stakes;
purse, $4,000 added: s-year-olds; fur
Eternal world tAtk'on, lilo 40 $50
Arise tJessopl $50 go
Blue Peter tMiller) $50
Ennobled and Mr. Tuck. ms
FIFTH RAcE--The nterboroush Handi-
cap, purse. 100000 added: 3-year-o olds
Mss a Ga Disco !et!nPss !co%bsst, s4.so 1910 $40
Tavistock (Mehrtens} $50 $40
Kitchen Police Clark 45C
| Time, 1:l2b.
L. Also ran-Mansohick. Buzfug. Blue Bor-
der Beausay, Agrarian o., Miss Kimo
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow.
ances; :1-year-olds, class c; l I. miles
! Mount Marcy Clark go $40 o3T
Myrmidon tMehrteHsI 400 33O
Ger Vantes (Permane) 3 tSO
| Time, l:4SB.
| Hovk
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ins; 4-yesr-olds and upward: /. miles
Pretty Valley (Nicholsl "a 90 .f,sO "A 40
Shining Deed Permsne) $50 3S0
| Jarvis Bay Clark $40
Time, 1:4a.
Also ran-Army March. Big Wheel
Ningthebell, Mighty Master. Tovnhouse
His Grace and Glib Lady,
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Churchill Downs Results
By the Associated pr.ss

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500: allow
snces; 4-year-olds and UPWARD ia miles
Hummer PetersonD 1850 ( so
Alaflag (Arcaro) z 40
Time, 1853 fiat
Wee SS Wee easrHle Marie and oaze 3 Coo Gypsy Lea
SECOND RACE-Purse, So, 500; maiden
S-year- olds; furlongs.
Grand Barter (Arcaro) 500 $40 $50
Jackstown Brooks $50 40
Fair Degree GGarnerD $40
Also ran-Draftsman, Faras Favonian
Bolo Howie
THIRD RAcE-purse. $500; allow.
tennessee Ii Kid DEWITT e0o go SO 40" O."
Ro1 TiRe Roaff 900. Cook $50
Also ran-shaws Pride, Clean Slate,
Ekard
FOURTH RACE-Purs.. $500: allow
anceS; 4-year-olds and upward: turlongs.
Fp5sefs rfdy SUM Br9em 9Rroo.E pu) $3.50 1890 $50
Navy Cross Cook $40
Also ran-ssandslinser, Bolus. Boat
Man. Miss Tartan. aDuauesne and Sue
ashady Brook Farm entry.
FIFTH RACE-The Bashford Manor
colts and seldinss ) furlonas
4 Ky. Colonel tBrooks) 1910 460 400
Olyinpla tGarnerl 500 4 90
commodore Lea FernandeD $50
Also ran-Brownstown. Bobs Pal.
Preeeder: Try Ike, cSummond, Irish Sun,
Black Wing. b Martin Whelan
AZ: A. Goodwin entry.
Mrs. e. Denemark and r. E. Cudahy
cH, Forrest entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Brown Hotel Handi-
cap; purse, 5000; 3-year-olds and up
Noble Mob One Brooks, 1880 $50 $40
King Bay (PsnnelD 1920 90
Georse Gains Fernandez) so
Also ran-Phar Mon. Southern Pride.
Gotham Bullish, and Burning Dream.
SEVENTH RACF-The Kentucky Derby;
purse, 100000; added 3-year-olds: IL.
miles.
a Citation (Arcaro> $50 out out
Coaltown (Pierson) out oIit
MY Request CDodson) out
Aiso @e' ran"Escsdru, m Grand pere and
Billings 0
Calumet Farms entry.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $500: Allow
snces; ess 4ryesr-olds and UPWARD: 1,s miles.
eHaale eIaal PI.np S.mper rc1e 1chsstnuo 80 so
Also ranNPap.loi, Miss America and
Bell Brook. -
NINTH RAcE-Purse. $500; allow.
amces; nn; 4-yesr-olds and upward; II. miles
POTOMAC tCheStnut) 1.SO 400 4 20
omSn STUN .BairdI 500
Also ran-obelisk, Vienna Waltz. Fac.
rack Time, Snow Kiss, Quilt and Oriskany
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Miss Disco al Is 10 |,
Eternal World Score
In Jamaica Stakes
BY the kssocioted Pres,

NEW YORK, May miss Disco
and Eternal World raced to hard
earned triumphs in the two stakes
witnessed by 44,570 fans at Jamaica
race track today.
Second-longest- priced horse in the
fleld OF nine sprinters that con-
tested the s20,0O0-added Inter-
borough Handicap, Miss Disco
earned the S15,600 first money of
that 6-furlong fixture by a length
and paid s34.30 for 81. A. F. Plock's
TaviSttock, seeking to win the event
for a second straight season, was
next, half length before Gustave
Rings Kitchen Police.
Buzfuz was fourth and Beaugay
the favorite, seventh. Miss Disco.
which had not raced since winning
handicap here last Armistice Day.
was clocked in 1:12Es with Nichols
Combest up.
Eternal World, owned and bred
by A. T. Simmons. captured the
Youthful Stakes and a purse of
sl4.375. Under Ted Atkinson, the
juvenile son of Eternal Bull headed
the favored Arise to pay $11.1O.
Blue Peter was third. Time for the
five furlongS was l:02l,.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

June Is a month of wonders in
Tarheelia. Every day tempts
gorgeous bloom of rhododen-
dron, laurel, and azalea farther
up the slopes of the Blue Ridge
highest mountains in Eastern
America oldest in the world.
Write today for your free copy
of color packed booklet, "Varie-
ty Vacationland," and take a
picture tour through this cool
and lovely pageantry . then
in June turn your picture tour
into real North Carolina noun
tain holiday! Float above the
hundred mile vistas of the Blue
Ridge Parkway the travel
park that strides mountains with
ease and safety. Discover the
Great Smokes, Americas favor
ite national park.
Accommodations vary from
scenic camp sites to the finest
resort hotels. Plan now for June
in North Carolina, and a won
derful holiday at wonderfully
low cost!
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Huvre de Grace Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $500; claiming
4.yesr-olds and up; III miles.
Sir Bosie tBletzacker) $50 500
very Brave .Kratz) 1850
iiacent. Yefinob. starladier, Fiddlers Three,
Fluster Beauzar. Calabozo.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: claim
ins 4-yGar-olds and upward; e furlongs.
Kitty N kits It's ,Mora 1-''0 1ps0 20 81" a."
Draw One tWatson) $50
Also ran-Rakish Jane. Royal Favor,
Leventia, SQUADRON Girl, Talcum Spray.
Sir JinX. Artro, Macfetchit, Gallant Doc.
DAILY double paid S118.sOD
THIRD RAcE---Purse. $1,000; maiden
ETHaF1Sldi sk{i 5%ssob, mile and !" gards
Conew UkI DruryJ WV $40
Time, 1865.
Dsres. Hard Reno, Hal Roy and sultana
, FOURTH RAoE..;Purse, $1,000; maiden
Gasso mscom1n Rn1f padsst Msetn 400 sc sc 80" 80"
Raise You tBreen) $50
Also ' Prs;TnS2sasuperbs, cannobie Lee.
travelling Chip. indus. Hazel Gold, sca aJecca'
ABEL, tr-' and Bell III entry.
FIFTH .RhCE-Purse. $4,000: claiming
anu up"alu' y IuTiOHRS
Sou2h Cloud tScottl $40 40 $40
Radio Gunner (Watson) $50 $50
High Boss 1Breen) 90
Time, 1:l3aS
Also ran-Cateyes Freelands Lad, Love
Ny Gal. Flary, hrielita, sanmar. Park
Flame. Mabuhy, Swift Bobby
SIXTH RACE-Tle Edward Burke
handicap; purse, $4,000 added; 3-year-
olds and upward; 1ls miles.
Contest (Moral 1880 $40 ont
F3ultless iWoodhouse) 44D out
Laran tWahler) ont
Time, 1:432s
Also ran-a March Chick LOYAL Legion
a-Straus and Nicodemus entrv
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $4,000. claim
ING; 4-year-olds and upward: IA miles.
Pegasus iSheridanl 1850 & 90 4 90
Ice Dancer lamb 80 so
Rude Mink tWatson) o 40
Time. 2:07is
:. Also ran-Copv Boy. Count Howard,
Free Speech, Subdue, King Brand, Bell
clapper' Willie J., War Scholar.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $4,000 claim
ing 3-year-old5: lIs miles
sugar Pete (Krk) 1880 14O 54O
Princess Gala tDrury) $40 ;So
Fresh Breeze tPappas) $50
Time, 4Sl5
Also ran---Ringside Table. Resoiet Here
Am; Brother Willie, Sure Count, Mary
Ann, War Grief, Little Bobby
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Racing at PimIico
Opens Tomorrow
By the Assoeiotsd Pies,

BALTIMORE, May 1.-The
Maryland horse racing caravan
puts up at Pimlico starting Mon
day for 12-day stand ending
with the second stop on the s.
year-old championship merry-go-
round. the 100000 Preakness.
Post time is 2:l5 pm. (E. D. To-
each day.
The Preakness comes on May
Is, putting two weeks between it
and the Kentucky Derby. The
3-year -olds wind up the turf's
triple at Belmont on June IL.
The Maryland Jockey Club will
bill this as the 73d running of the
Preakness which started in 1873.
A couple of months ago the club
said it discovered" IS Of the
stakes had been run in Brook
lyn. There still are four years
unaccounted for.
There are 83 eligibles, but judg-
ing by the small Kentucky Derby
field, only handful will start.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Associoted Press

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500. allows
ssters snsss fFfaFPd' FLATS and us ssp b. Hls' ss
Lady Cavite TurnbulD 1880 $40
Tilerette Gross 40
sooka Lord Caprice. Joby X cslydon, Hy
Rlckey. War DeleRate. Hynare
T., SECOND RAcE-Purs.,, s. 500; claim
H ms, 4-year;oldT and up; turlonss.
oP:Tetrs o7trs iEfegeii 'Eittreib $50 sssoo
Also ran-Ben De Haven. Stork Of Peace.
CLYDE T. Castle Man. Doit Easy
DAILY double paid S62 6OD
THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; allow
CAPTAIN Boudour fRdexI $50 $50 40
scotch BIN Gross 40 800
Schoharie (Hettinger) $50
Also ran'Buster Hope. Duke B. Swift
Cnmft' Dust Screen, Star Dandy and
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: claim
sossing Bob (Mafale) 40 40 500
Super Foot Harris $40
Also ranLveiired Son. Bee w Bee Mag
dsls. Gallant Foot Flares. Dodos Girl
and First Command
snceS 3yesr-olds and up. furones
BIZ Big and Better is'ith's) $50 $40 800
I'M b. iROoerSl Z so 40
Andv's GLORY (Zehr) $40
Time, 1:121,
Also ran-Two Day Air, Music Master
MI. Tolson, Gay Gino
SIXTH RAcE-The Governors Handi-
zap purse: $4,000 added: 3-year-olds Is
and upward: l mile
n0ckStader (Jenkins) 1920 44O IN
Flag Drill (Zehrl 800 . 40
Bla"k knave tSchieh) 40
Time, :39l7.
Also ,ran-Phone Me. Halomer. Wide
wins, Yankee Hill and Naval Base
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, SO, OOo all
IoTanceS' 3-year-olds and upward; j ID
Warrior Prince 'Mflel 1900 $40 34o
oxford Blue GRocers) 800 :, so
Crisis CPetrinD 2 %
Time, 49,
-, Also ran-Yelow Hornet. sunspark
Chance Morn and Trance Sleeper
EIGHTH RACE-Purse $1,000: allow
anceS: 3-year-oldS and upward; - m,ies
Fearless iSchiehl $50 so q 40
Joshua tHarrlsl ) 90 I 81,
Glider Pilot CHettingerl 32O
Time, As
Also .ran-Silver Plate Meme Pobre
-Four Thirty. Sangone. MI Dumjohn
AnSry Cohort and Pilates Own.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Three Tits Tomorrow
In Recreation Leuoue

Three games tomorrow at $50
pm. only play in District Recrea-
tion Department baseball leagues.
Games are: Silver Hill against
George Washington Post on the East
Ellipse. Quarters I against Sacred
Heart on the North Ellipse and Jet
Motors against Mckee Pontiac at
AnacoStia.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
EIGHT and Forty Salon

District of Columbia Eight and
Forty Salon will participate in the
District of Columbia Memorial An
nual Observance on May is at 4:3O
pm. at West Potomac Park. Mrs
Eva Carrico, chapeau departmental,
requested members to obtain tickets
for the buffet supper to follow the
observance from Mrs. Dorothy B.
Harper or Mrs. Rae r. Zaontz.
Mrs. Lee H. Hutton, national pres
ident of the American Legion Auxil-
iary, will be one of the speakers and
attend the supper which will be held
at the Washington Hotel at 7p.m.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Five Business Groups
To Meet in Week

Five business associations will
meet this week. The schedule fol-
lows:
Monday.
Park View Business Association
City Bank, 1903 Georgia avenue
NV, $50 pm.
Tuesday.
Electrical Contractors Associa ton
-Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth street
NV, 8 pm.
Thursday.
Master Plumbers Association -
Washington Gas Light Co.. Eleventh
and H streets NV, 8 pm.
Benning Businessmen's Associa-
tion-Senator Theater. $3.50 Mime
sofa avenue NE, 1880 am.
Friday.
Central Business Association -
Burlington Hotel; Board of Direc-
tors, 6:l0 pm; membership, $50
pm.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Jewish War Veterans

The Jewish War Veterans Aux
iliary will have vicente roast at
7 pm. Tuesday at Miller's cabin in
Rock Creek Park. Call Mrs. Esther
Hoffman. Adams 8l37, or Miss
Miriam Gross. Georgia $500, for
reservations.
A game night will be held from
= to 9 pm. tomorrow at Walter
Reed Hospital.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
1922 Report on Poindexter District Delesate Bill

The Star February d. 1922 published the favorable
Committee voteess
interesting feature OF thatreport recognition
claim of District citizens voting
of Representatives and electoral college follows:
THE committee the that people
the District entitled larger self
provided in this bill for the election of delegate Congress
Because of the uncertainty
this time which would beStow
Columbia
electoral college realizing should
Congress by the required twothirds long time possibly
would necessarily before could
fed by the necessary of the States the committee believes
that for the time being election of delegate Congress from the
tct of Columbia
Government
that Congress should provide
for the election of such District delegate
Residents Columbia
liberty manhood suffrage
privileges and rights enjoyed all citizens
vided that rights privileges
the complete congressional control of the District Columbia
established National
right be under the control Congress But without disturbing
interfering
rights and privileges other
Evening star., 1948-05-02

Washington
morning the Districts annual Cleanup
campaigns entirely nfrequent
with the need OF keeping the National Capital clean attractive
solution Of problem
strangers within gates will be required.
householder Capital
cleanliness should be continuous daily Experience however
shows that periodically there agitation
the part OF those who neglect daily trash
methodical cleanliness with a special effort.
The campaign well timed in that
holiday followed the extended daylight which
legislation makes available Energetic cooperation the
City Refuse Division available practical aid citizens
in this cleanup effort.
During similar letter received editor
Of problem.
republication Of extract helpful:
deliberate IN the
ter public cleanliness well definite lack of civic pride is
appalling live in the Northwest section there
apartment houses small plenty trash
containers conveniently placed but sidewalks daily Uttered with
bottles
Worst all carefully bits letters other mall
There practical financial angle this question learn
from the City Refuse Division that the Of keeping Washngton
100000 which
thoughtfulness public
enc needed
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Delegates in Both House and Senate?
Cleanup Week Started Yesterday
By Jesse c. Suter


If House Voteless Delicate Then One in Senate Also
Proposals a delegate from the
District Of Columbia popular
approval considerable opposition The
veness OF the voteless delegate from the District
toria regime from 1871 Congress would
consider such delegate complete prayer
electoral college are largely responsible for the attitude
ence and opposition.
The hearings before the District of
Columbia in 1922 three different
neousy They proposing amendment to the
Constitution granting national proposing
less delegate and another bill Education
by popular
This the hearing the famous Jones
Report favoing the constitutional
favored delegate the House
Representatives As that report of special interest
under separate heading. 49,. -
At that time the delegate the Senate
raised by Theodore Noyes Citizens Joint
Committee on D. c. National Representation.
Mr. Noyes said in the parcp-
ton in the voting power there
body and voteless degates have said
differentiated by law from the unofficial lobbyists special
men anS haSa 9Th by nuspa % facilities for presenting
pus on q" h the a 9O o in granting them
endow them with the smallest power
They are unrecognized by
and outside the application of the Constitution whether
tho 1. 1.-THE idea s that the Constitution nominal
a the M territory has given their legislative dele
the territorial the State
la Territorial Privileges
If the District to be treated strictly territory in this
ca should be given of the pending constitutional
voting representation House and Senate
sovereign exalted plane
than m the State in the House The people
the House Equality the
the had equal with the other States WOULD no
the Union unless this equality legislative
shaping were therefore coerced into
which was offensive to majority of them by
might recognized the privilege Of equality the
was yed seS he m @ a n s
which held up the convention and blocked the creation of the Union
ts ,na 6d p willing tin the
original States The convention by vote Of refused
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representation At all To grant alone
IT the voteless delegate favored the
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