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ALEXANDRIA SPECIAL

ALEAANDNIA SPECIAL
The best buy in town. A large, substan-
tiled bath, spacious liv. rm.. formal din.
rm., large. completely equipped kitchen;
side screened porch, full bsmt. with Law
veterans, $500 down and approx S11O
per month. including interest, principal,
taxes and insurance.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
OK. 4123. 22o4 Wilson blvd. ow. $500.
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ARLINGTON

s0I6 22nd st: No; open daily: immed.
entrance hall with closet, beautiful iiv.
rM. r1a nrepl:. din, rm. u bath. 2-window
kit.' lst no9r; extra lge. hedrms., child 8
rm., bath. End floor; all rms. well lighted,
clear white oak drs., Venetian blinds, recr.
.m. and hrepl.; long-term AN financing;
for sale by builder III
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CORAL HILLS
DISTRICT HEIGH'

improvements; gar; $4,000, terms. HI
7099; after PIMA Mr.. Wood, Lu 9257
WEST REAL ESTATE. III
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FALLS CHURCH-$l2,6OO
Five rooms and bath. full basement. .
rms. on 2nd d: Lot s0xl76; oil heat
payable S50.70 per month, Ars interest,
insurance and taxes included. Owner
transferred and says cell at this low figure
elusive with
EASTMAN & SEAY
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1H0E II ar

$18,500 WITH $500 CASH
Where else can you buy q beautiful stone
ent., diversified din rm. and a Wonderfully
equipped kit, large tiled powder rm on
first A.; on 2nd floor, l bedrm 26> it., 2
other twin bed size. colored tile bath with
p.enty OF closets and drawers full base
ment, oil heat; on . beautiful "a acre:
close In for q country setting. J. FULLER
GROOM REALTY CO, oW. 44s7; eyes,,
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1000. Realtors. OK. 1884.
AURORA HILLS

AURORA HILLS
FRANKLY, Fl 1s this is one Of the best buys now
lTSs l,.S lsssssionni lssssioni =. rssssopsble price; Eng
rms. rms % and library. % 4 lot 9af'; Of charm. s 0eo-
STONE AND FRAME
$12,650. A beautiful 2-bedrm, stone home
at moderate price! Among the nice fea-
lures, lge. liv. rm. with stone firepl, and
huge mirror. Charmingly Handicapped lot
Sun deck and garage.
l ACRE-BRICK CAPE COD
Do you dream of really lse. and beau
tiful piece Of ground with q nice home?
The house Is modern, immaculate: 2 bed
rms and expansion End f.; oil heat:
streamlined kitchen; Gear sarage. Only
Mr.. COUNTRY CLUB AREA
One acre, tall trees. tennis court, barbe-
cue pit. lovely 2-bedrm home with 2
baths summer n a.G kitchen in bsmt.; double ga
4 BEDROOMs-S12,e5O
l acre, ~ baths: oil heat: garage. chick
en- house. Only $4,000 down.
Mr.. PARQCHIAL SCHOOL
Falls Church-Bedrm, " bath on lst; Q
bedrms. full bath on 2nd; brand-new
brick brick. Cape Cape Cod; well built. charming.
REALTY BULLETIN co.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS
Prewar, 6 rms. and bath, sun parior, full
bsnnt., c.f.-w.h.. garage; shady lot, 60x
140. This is real buy for $12 900. Rea.
sonable terms.
Clinton. Here is . real bargain. Owner,
leaving town, will sacrifice for quick sale
prewsr 6-rm. and bath masonry bungalow,
oil space heater, cleo, h.-w. heater. elec
range, lge. chicken house, IN acres Of
good land. $1,000; $1,000 cash, SAT per
mo. Poss. with title.
Vacant, just remodeled: lge rms. and
bath. space on 2nd q. for 2 bedrms; full
bsmt., coal furnace; A-acre lot with bear
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SUBURBAN sAtE-vIRe,hlA.
ARLINGTON FOREST

Overlooking the park. You may move in
tomorrow. only S2,950, bal less than rent.
See this 3-bedrm. brk. home, Ice, liv. rm.,
rIm Iamlly size din. rm., equip. kit. full bsmt.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
oW. 9090. Lee hwy at Glebe rd -l5
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SERVICE PERSONNEL
Or any one else interested in q beautiful
home. financed to suit purchaser. Monthly
$eady TO move into and includes awnings,
storm windows, venetians.. weatherstrip-
ping, picket fence; beautiful shrubbery,
knotty-ptne den on 1st door and three
large bedrooms, garage. slate roof, gas
h.-w.b.; convenient to schools, transporta-
tion: ete Must Be y sold gall ,TTsSs TsS Pair, s,
lt; n.y. ST. 1900; week ends and ewes.
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FALLS CHURCH
LACEY FOREST

IxO1 Z 03V11k01
New stone and brick home in this secluded
yet convenient North Arlington location;
lures 6 large rooms, full and on baths
nreplaces, maids room, recreation room
rage. The best Of everything has gone
into this beautiful home; nothing left to
be desired: Construction our pride. We
invite your careful INSPECTION. Our pleas
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OW. 7897-799S-7999.

AURORA HILLS
Beautiful large brick home with center
hall entrance, liv. rm. with fireplace and
built.in bookshelves. formal din rm., equip
a., 3 twin-size bedrms.. play rm. and IL
paths on, 2nd d: paneled rec. nm. with
bath In basement. This home was built
Tor comfortable living. $4,000 cash will
handle.
CONSOLIDATED REALTY
OK. 1922; ewes. Ow S672 TX
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ALEX, SUMMERS DR..

ALEX, SUMMERS DIR.
Excellent 2-story brick home, west Of Rus
sell I'd; living rm., dining rm., sunrn.
12x14. sauipped Kitchen. pantry and small
rms, full tiled bath and upstairs sitting
rm on End a.; spacious fioored attic with
dormers; all rooms well proportion: ample
closet space; full, dry basement with u
bath; det. brick garage. For appt to
inspect, call
r. L. KANE, INC.
Realtor. King and Washington sts, Alex.
Alex. 3013. Ewes, Alex. 710s, TIE. 1852.
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GI APPROVED

Open - tn dark. in Bethesda. All BRICK.
8 and z rooms, III baths, some with
garage and knotty pine den; 3-story and
Sl.S0e down. $100 month. Look and
compare. Directions: Out Old GEORGETOWN
I'd. min. to Wyngate subdivision. go l
REALTY co. OF. s712 day; or eyes
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YOU GET THE GIRL

Three Bedrm. Bungalow
Located in Lyon village. too. This home
rm., large equipped kitchen; .conv located
bathroom, hoored attic for storage. Ample
bsmt., with oil h.-w. heating system;
attractive terms
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
OK. 4123. 2204 Wilson blvd, oW. $500.
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
is mile view Of the most beautiful Arling-
ton section; Mt. vernon-type porch from
Which you have 2 panoramic view Of D. C.,
white brick home, has . peaceful dignity
oroS,dae Of home .s, In 3 New England town and
center hall with It's graceful and spa.
SiouS S!Sn, stairway; 22. living rm. with real
nnrepi;; 3s. large ,T;s briEht sunny windows Gst
full tile bathl; family-size dining rm.,
very iarEe equipped kitchen. exhaust fan
rms, I2Hx22, with 2 cedar-lined closets,
Large tiled bath with built-in, linen closet;
ment has large recreation rm. with ire-
pl:' layatory, outside entrance. oil h.-w.
scaped lot s0x15o and 1t provides the
maximum privacy for entertaining. Priced
Tor immediate sale; excellent Anancing,
7OS mortgage available.
FRED J. GEORGE, Realtor
2173 No; dlebe I'd. GI. o777. OK. DIAL;
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UFEN DAIIY-F 10 3 FM
Rose HAl Estates-Loyely modern 6-rm
homes In the heart Of the countrx club
Kitchens and many features. desisned for
blvd, to Seven Locks rd... left to houses.
JOHN zIRWES. INC, Realtors, RE. 6346,
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. BEDRMS Q BATHS

e oGOltNIo., OA I'D
Silver sprina-Excellent new Cape Cod de-
sign, in lovely close-in location; nr. new
on fst door; popular through center -han
plan; abundant closet space: full bsmt.
With law; Just Oh Franklin and Flower.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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ARLINGTON RITNaATOw

ARLINGTON BUNGALOW
I'll 800 with $1,000 cash; new s rms
IN. J. FULLER GROOM REALTY Co, OK
1887; ewes, GIL. 2247 or OW. 44S5.
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CT APPROVED

II AZ FFIOVEO
pet brick homes with 21-ft living I'm,
B large bedrooms, fully equipped kit. ~
tbs fns Continuity In sethesda; 81. .26o
with 50 600 down. SURETY REALTY
co. AD O531; eves., FA. 0269. -15
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BERkSHIRE
Open 4 to dark daily; New 7-room brick
featuring study. bath ist aoor; P,ss. Sed.
rms. and baths 2nd floor; large living
rm: with nreplace, large screened porch,
and exhaust fan; full basement with out
side entrance; construction our pride. Call
now for details, or drive out Lee hwy to
No; Powhatan st.. turn Tisht to No. 29th,
MILTON G. SMITH .
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By Jesse c. Suter
is of Political Status

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Among these Territory
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run ana every Local ansmsnt which does not meet their
the objects its creation nacon right nasmuoh
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not question Of abstract right but entirely political
Columbia as a ouasstate.
The position therefore which the Territory Columbia will
the assembag Of communities which the American
sustain will general theory the
differing from rsa State in the circumstances
the establishment Of the
member of the Union will occasion. ''p'''"
The innovations which this position Of the Territory Columbia
,s v 4:dss 1 % % s ss in the election Of
with Representatives the United States
te % my
:ata pae:snsa
essential alteration in the composition Of that House
really takes place Owing to e. change political character change
a soveegntes of
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admit that the h Se
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those authorities which were 0rsnay erected by the
authorities which
by epthe sovereign accustomed to understand
which the depostsry
States Of America We know Of authority superior the viii
are therefore the sovereign power
People Are soveregns.
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5. 5s'ey to add one member to the Senate of the United
giving Senate. to the States Of virginia
se ans be1 h:m s &c at .a m a body place of the
"A little redection apprehension the present
composed principally persons
ns the
oils Of United viii gradually
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Territory Columbia will be distinct peculiar
additional
to those States would be found to different principles and
with different views
with
Vice President Of the United States particular
Eecto reducing privilege
may be analogous every respect that which obtains the
States
These remarks will probably enabled
sn up % M s "re e R FL s which eto to the
judicial departments viii separate dis
cuson These though highly interesting
whether the Of the Territory Columbia shall be
slaves freemen
The sincere republican, the genuine patriot
hesitate this question"
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Terps Will Send
Two Boxers to
National Meet

University of Maryland will be
represented by Eddie Rieder and
Andy Quattrocchi In the National
Collegiate Athletic Association box
ing title tourney at Madison, Wis,
on April l., 2, and 3.
The nationals this year are being
conducted at Olympic weights and
both Terrapin representatives wilt
be facing opponents slightly heavier
than usual. Coach Heinie Miller
moved them up a class rather than
have them take of weight.
Rieder, who boxes regularly at
155, will 60 in the 160-pound class,
while Quattroccki, a 130-pounder,
goes up to the 13s-pound group.
Rieder retained his 155-pound
Southern Conference title at the
recent tournament, while Quat-
trocchi lost q close decision In the
final.
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Gonzaga Boxing Team
Entered in Nationals

Gonzaga High Schools boxing
team has entered the 2lst annual
National Interscholastic Tourna-
ment at the University Of Virginia
Friday and Saturday. The largest
entry in the history of the tourna-
ment Is expected.
Other teams entered include Gen.
trail High Of Charlotte, N. c.; Char
lotte Hall Military Academy, Culver
Military Academy of Culver, Ind;
Libertyville Qll) Boys Club; Potts
vile Military School Of Delaware;
Columbia tTenn) Military Academy
and the host Miller School of Char
lottesville, Va.
Jack Dempsey, former heavy
weight boxing champ. has accepted
an invitation to referee two bouts
in the finals and present trophies to
the winners.
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From John Moore Of Colington,
R.FD. Kitty Hawk NC. comes
news that the black bass now are
hitting in Fresh Ponds, Albemarle
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Senior Bouts Top AAU Program
For Turner's Boxinq tuesday

Woodson, p. B. G. No. 2, who bowed
out in the final match of the recent
Golden Gloves novice featherweight
division. Woodson, who has scored
two wins to date, will meet George
Sin,ms, 18th Street YMCA.
Dick Jiminey, Merrick Clubs
Golden Gloves 118-pound novice
champ, also has moved into the
AAU senior featherweight class,
and goes against Roy Bush. q rugged
sailor from Naval Receiving Sta
,tion.
The Bob Dailey-Wesley Howard
novice middleweight clash looms as
one of q cards best fights. Daley,
representing Barney House, has
gained a brace of decisions, while
Howard OF st. Mary's has scored
two knockouts in less than three
rounds Of fighting, In the senior
lightweight class, Harry Dillender,
MRS and National Guardsman Bill
Nichol will come together in an
other tough scrap.
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Business Groups
Federation Moy Reach
Beyond D. C. Lines

The Federation Of Businessmen
Associations viii consider extending
membership to business groups In
nearby Maryland and Virginia at
. meeting set for Sis pm. Wednes-
day In the American Security g.
Trust Co, Fifteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue NV.
Two groups will elect officers this
week. They are the East Gate Busi-
ness Association. which meets at 9
pm. Tuesday at the Odd Fellows
Hall, 202o Rhode Island avenue NE,
and the Chevy Chase Business AS
sociation, slated to meet at 1880
pm. Wednesday at Barnhart's Res
raurant, $50 Connecticut avenue
NV.
Other meetings this week are:
Tuesday.
Electrical Contractors Association
Board Of Directors-470l Dalton
road. Bethesda, Md. $50 pm.
Thursday.
Northeast Business Association
Luncheon meeting, Continental
Hotel, 1880 PM; business meeting,
Hamilton National Bank. Eighth
and H streets NE, $50 pm.
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Civic Calendar
Forest Hills Group
In Special Session

A special meeting to consider the
Auchincloss plan for District home
rule has been called by the Forest
Hills Citizens Association for to.
morrow night.
Three more associations, Cathe-
dral Heights Cleveland Park, Pet
worth and Friendship, will take ur
the fight against the Japanese beetle
at meetings this week.
The Fort Davis Citizens Associ-
alton will elect officers tomorrow
night. A special committee OF the
Chevy Chase group will submit its
report tomorrow night on the Auch-
incloss plan.
The weeks schedule:
Monday.
Chevy Chase-Lafayette School,
Northampton street and Broad
Branch road NV, 8 pm.
Chillum Heights-Luther Rice
Memorial Church, 1914 North Cap
itol street, 8 pm.
Forest Hills-Ben Murch School,
Thirty sixth and Ellicott streets
NV, 8 pm.
Fort Davis-Ryland Methodist
Church, Branch avenue and s street
Sc, 8 pm.
Interfederation Councils tar
Building, Board, Of Trade confer
ence room 531, 8 pm.
Lincoln Park-Epworth Methodist
Church, Thirteenth street and North
Carolina avenue NE, 8 pm.
Shepherd Park-Shepherd Park
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Twenty bouts, IL quarter-fnal and
nine semifinal, will be presented
Tuesday night at Turner's Arena In
the AAU boxing championship tour
ney.
Much action will come in the
126-pound senior division where
several AAU and Golden Gloves
champions make quarter final
stands. Eddie Funk of Southwest
Barney Neighborhood House, erst-
while AAU winner. will attempt to
bump Pat Thomas. Apollo Club,
of his comeback trail. Thomas is
a near champion. He lost the final
bout of the l947 competition to
Puggy King.
In the same division, Dick Raw
lett. st. Mary's will tee OF against
Sam Kelsey Of Liberty A. C. Raw
lett won the 1l2-pound novice title
last year and was selected as the
tournaments outstanding novice
boxer. Still another strong con-
tender Tuesday night will be Eddie
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UIine' 's0ffering West,
Turner'S Has Cooper
In Ring Tomorrow

Local boxing fans have a choice
of shows again tomorrow night
with Liberty A. c. presenting .
hereunder between fast lightweights
rs its main Uline Arena attraction
while Turner's Arena shows four
eight-heaters. Last time they tried
1t three weeks ago, both outfits had
good crowds.
Warning at Uline Arena are Sonny
Boy West, local lightweight, who in
the last year has run up an excep-
tionally good record. and Charles
(Cabey) Lewis of Cuba. Some luster
was taken of this match last Tues
day when Lewis got himself beaten
by James Carter in New York. Lewis
In training here the last several
days, has shrugged Oh that bout as
one of those things. Otherwise he's
done okay and better In the last
year with 10 wins against two losses.
Lewis Beat Fair Fighters. =
He's beaten some fair boys, among
them Johnny Forte and Midget
Jones, and q fair percentage Of
knockouts on his record shows he
packs a pretty good wallop for such
a light fighter. West. Of course,
needs no buildup. He's been fighting
and winning practically every week
or so.
Turner's Arena eight heaters,
each sending local pride against
an out of towner, are: Jimmy
Cooper against Jose Cardenas,
featherweights; Herbie Biff) Jones
against Jimmy Parlin, lightweights;
Red Gaddis against Orlando Fer
nandez, feathers, and Charley Bum
against Mccoy Jones, feathers.
The big fight there probably will
be Cooper-Cardenas. Cooper now is
regarded as the No. drawing card
at the Turner plant.
Cooper Boasts Good Record.
When he enters the ring 1t seems
q shame that such o baby-faced
youngster should be fighting, but
once action starts, sympathy usually
shifts to his opponent. Hes a fast
and hard puncher and half Of his
eight pro fights have ended in
knockout victories for him. His
only non-win was q draw against
Puggy King, whom he later stopped.
Jones, too, has been going good
lately with three straight knockout
victories after losing to West, the
Uline Arena headliner.
For the UNDERGRAD at Uline Arena
Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn has ar
ranged a middleweight 10-rounder
sending Cyclone Roy Williams
against AL Wright Of Washington,
Joe Cannon, local middle, against
Julian Keene in six, and Johnny
Arduini, bantam, against Joe Bell
in five,
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School, Fourteenth street and Kali
mia road NV. Sis pm
Tuesday.
Bradbury Heights-Dayis School,
Forty fourth place and H street
Sc, 3 pm.
Cathedral Heishts-C Cleveland Park
st. Adams Guild Hail. Wisconsin
and Massachusetts, avenues NV,
8 pm.
Petworth-Petworth Branch Ii
brary, Georgia avenue and Upshur
street NV, 8 pm.
Wednesday.
Citizens Forum of Columbia
Heights-Powell Junior High school,
Hiatt place and Lamont street NV,
8 pm.
Dahlgren Terrace-Noyes School,
Tenth and Franklin streets NE, 8
pm.
Friendship-Janney School, Wis
consin avenue and Albemarle street
NV, 8 pm.
Sixteenth Street Highlands-
Bfightwood School, Thirteenth and
Nicholson streets NV, 8 pm.
Trinidad-Wheatley School, Mon
tello avenue and Neal street NE,
g pm.
Saturday.
Federation-District Buildingt
Board Room, 8 pm.
Bloomingdale Civic Association
Tabor Presbyterian Church, Second
and s streets NV. pm, tomorrow.
Eastland Gardens Civic Associa-
tion-4214 Meade street NE, $50
pm. Tuesday.
Central Northwest Citizens As
Observation-Disclosures Junior
High School, Tenth and U streets
NV, 8 pm. Tuesday.
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OUTDOORS

AlGA TIDES FOE CHI
Mar. Is. Mar. 16. Mar. II
PM.------ 10:l6 1i:o3 1I:52
For points listed below. deduct from above
Annapolis (Severn River) . hrs
Benedict; Mo. Patuxent r. = hrs.
Broome Island Patuxent r. AZ hrs.
HIGH TIDES FOR WASHINGTON
Mar;15. Mar 16. Mar 1;
eM. 119p::313 ll:4o Is::9935 Is:95
For points listed below deduct from above
Aqua Creek (entrance1 -3 hrs.
Gunston Cove tentrsncef II hr.
Occoeuan Creek tHigh Pt)- -1s hrs
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Star Cup Tournament
Among. IA Scheduled
For Linkswomen

The Star Cup Tournament will
be held August 10 at Manor for
Glass A players and at the same
club on August 20 for Glass B play
ers, according to the Women's Dis
trict Golf Association schedule
announced today by Mrs. w. F. Pat
terson, president.
The tournament schedule includes
IA events. opening in May with Post
Cup play and ending in October
with the Presidents Plate competi-
ton. Among the more important
events will be the District cham
pionship at Woodmont from June
IA to 1s and Keefer Cup play at
Chevy Chase on May 10 and 20.
A full schedule Of team match
play also has been arranged, with
a total of 81 matches for both first
and second teams. The schedule:
Tournaments.
4yost Nay 5Cpest d,a .i.s: GuD class A. Army Navy
June 4.,NBc Cup, class A, Washing
&snJmont GsSTsss; 14-1s-District Championship
-, July 6-puners. class 3. Indian Spring.
2S-Times-Herald Cup, class B. Congress
siSnai ps;naa 27-Times-Herald Cup. class A,
AUGUST io@star Cup, class A, Manor
@o.sStar Cup, class 3, Manor. -
October 5WPresident's Plate, Indian
Spring.
Class C Tournaments.
August 31-Indian Spring.
First-Team Matches.
l.. April 20, at Msnor-Kenwood vs. WASH
inston. Chevy Chase vs.. Congressional,
"0Sanons HprfI g. VS.; ArWWs WsoSmcnt Navy
vs.: Army Navy; KsnWood Is, eonsress Snsse
sional. Washington vs.. Manor.
csevvy M,y .s. 4 st Army Ns,yyKsnwoSa V.
Washington vs. Woodmont. '
Manay May IL cb.vS at ~,
m May 25, At chevy chsse-Kenwood VS.
Woodmont, Congressional vs.. washington,
Manor VS. Army navy.
June /, at Washinston-Kenwood vs.
Army Navy. Chevy Chase VS.. Manor, Con-
June !, At KsnWoodEchevy chsse VS..
Washington, Confessional vs.. Army Navy,
Woodmont vs.. Manor s.
second-Team Matches.
April 20. at Washington-Chevy Chase
VS.. Manor, Belle Haven vs. Prince Georges,
Kenwood VS.. Congressional.
April ~. at Manor-Cheyy Chase vs..
Belle Haven, Kenwood vs.. Prince Georges,
Washington VS.. Confessional.
May 4, at conEressional-chev Chase
vs.. Prince Georges.
Chase @ VS.. washington, Belle Haven nens rs.
kenwood, congrsssional vs.. Manor.
VS.. Congressional, Kenwood VS.. Washing
ton, Prince Georges VS.. Manor.
June !, at KenTood-Chevy Chase VS.
sional, washington VS.. Manor;
vs. washington. Kenwood vs. Manor, Con-
gressional VS.. Prince Georges.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Pony ShowWiII Aid
ChiIdren's S Hospital

A pony show, part of the proceeds
of which will 60 to Childrens Hos
pital, will be held at / pm. Satur-
day at the North End Stable on the
East-West highway at pm. There
will be 10 classes
For further information call
Freddy di Vecchia at Shepherd $500
or Shepherd 9790.
Evening star., 1948-03-14

dilu SUT1GUCk
Sound waters.
Last living wit
ness of the first
airplane flight
by the Wright
brothers at Kill
D e vii Hill,
where he helped
them push their
plane out ON the
ramp, Moore is
guiding sports
men this year.
Those of you
who are plan
ming early
spring trips to
Evening star., 1948-03-14

Oregon Inlet and wish to do q
little fresh water angling on the
side might well get in touch with
him.
A careful check Of West Virginia's
trout laws for this year reveals that
ambiguous wording Of previous re-
ports might indicate that q total
Evening star., 1948-03-14
Soccer PIoyoff Begins

Marlboro and Sugar Radio teams
play at Marlboro at 2:30 O'Clock
this afternoon In the first game
of the Washington and Suburban
Soccer League playoff series.