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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

POTOMAC RIVER, either side. between
DC. and Morgantown: Describe fully. give
cash price Box 20-M. Star. TO-
COTTAGE WANTED to rent for the sum-
mer 3 or bedrooms preferred. Call
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our specially; Il
you are buying or selling an automobile,
let us finance 1t for the purchaser. NOLAN
FINANCE Co, 1102 New York ave. NV.
Republic 1900
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SUBURBAN RENr-yIReINIA.

COTTAGE on beautiful waterfront estate;
wonderful place for disabled veteran, writer.
or some one wishing Quietness and refine
ment; $50 mo. Call MI. 112O.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

BUILDING suitable for auto repair shop,
good location. Arlington County, wanted
on lease, with option to buy. TIE. 1891.
HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and other comm. property. including out
of-town chain store companies. List your
Mr.. Kiely. LEO M. BERNSTEIN 81 Co,
141h K ST n W ME, 640l. IL
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

1710 G ST. N.W.-2-room, 1st-floor suite;
newly decorated, available now for profes-
sionsI Or business ofics; SIS mo Gall
pEsrRABLE oFTiciEs ROOM, over M Grants
3 and 10 7th and D sts. NV; $50 per
month. pi. 1858. %
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GARAGES FOR SALE

es BRICK GARAGES in conv. Sc. section.
now rented for $100 per mo-, but purchaser
can secure possession no expenses; priced
ct 7h times annual income. Elk. 1914.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCTAL ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease A M
ROTH. woodward BLDG. RE. 1880.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE, with approximately 5000
SO. It. Write full details as to location
and rent. Box AJAX, Star.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR RENT.

ABOUT, 4 ACRES with 500-ft. frontage on
Balto. blvd., $500 per year. plus taxes;
up to 10-year lease. A. M. ROTH. RE.
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SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGINIA.

IF CONVENIENCE is what you want. we
have IL brick semidetached: $1,000 down
pymt. and UP. J. FULLER GROOM
REALTY Co. OK. 44s7. 10
BROADMONT, Falls Church, Va-Brick
Colonial, consisting Of center hall. liv. rm
14x27 with fireplace, and magnificent
view through picture window overlooking
14x21 terrace in rear; side concrete porch
off liv. rm 23x10, din. rm. with corner
cupboard 14x14; exquisite kit. beautifully
equipped, 14x10. with picture windows;
End fl. consists of 3 bedrms. 14x17. 14x12
and 14xI2, and tiled bath; lge storage
attic; full basement, outside entrance; oil
heat, copper plumbing.
The best neighborhood in Falls Church
Lot S5xl50 JNO. J. LOFLIN, Loflin Bldg
2420 Wilson blvd, GIL. 4312 10
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APARTMENr HOUSES WANTED.

APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.
WANT TO BUY for client Immediately
q @ @downtown w apt. building; he will invest
100000 cash and assume a first mort
gage; call me at once if you want to talk
business, as my man means business and
requires quick action. GUY WHITEFORD,
INC. RE. 6346, Bond Bldg. III
INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR RENT.
bS FORD sI,rIc 1912 2-dr: Super de luxe; for sale
chanical cond.: $3.50. TIE. 5000. 80
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
CONTRACTORS YARD. Bethesda area,
about 10000, 50. IT., with new once bldg.
4ox3o; gas h.owh;: also one-story bldg
5OxS0 with 12R-ft. ceiling height: two
lo2tl; ho997 gal gas ,s tanks and pumps. A; M.
B. 4 o. SIDING: property for long or
snort term lease; block from Annapolis
Taii Taii Bladensburg Md. e. MAIER, WA.
WILL BUILD WAREHOUSE, 8ox250x1s.
reasonable rate for five years; about two
monshs month to complete: r.r. siding in. A. M.
49, -
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

OWNEks, BkQKEkS-We have cash buy-
JOHNSON, ST. 1889, GH. ISIS.
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PACKARDs. le47 and others, for sale Of
rent. Rear 1911 M st. NV. Sterling e67o;
ewes, EN-. 70s6.
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

SVINWEKefNL FKVPEKTY FOX KENT
3-story bldg. zoned in
500 1T. west Of Wisconsin ave, F.;
approx $500 IT. space; can be subdi-
ylded to suit: some, space on 1st and 2nd
hrs. Can be used for any type Of manu-
featuring or business. 471s Bethesda ave
OWNER, WI: 1921. %
l 200 So. It. floor space with full bsmt
and rear parking. CRANE IL HELAN,
Realtors ST. 1000 "a
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
AUToMoTIyE MlscElLANEous.

GARAGE, brick construction, 45x22. suit
able for shop; rear 1882 14th st. NV. CO
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
TAxIs FOR SALE.
rAxicABs FOR RENT,

PLYMOUTHs 1946 and 1947; low down
suc license. RoBssY' RoBEY MoToR sSicsss sHEEs. 1857 s
Mt Qliyet I'd. ne, TR. $500.
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APT. HOUSES For SALE

8 AND UNIT apartment houses for sale
Dy owner; located in suburban Takoma
Parh. For further information, cali 81.
1850 weekdays; sH. 6456 ewes. ii
MODERN ne. 13-unit apt. bldg. including
II 2-bedrm: apis. at low rents; priced 1t
less s than IN times the annual income Of
Sl1.750; excellent. financing, with GOOD
terms; will consider trades Call Ray
Morse, SH. 4977, with BROWN REALTY
CORP. Realtors, DU. 1858
MODERN. 18-uNIT BUILDING. beautiful
NV; legation; outstanding Investment cp-
prick buildings totaling 80 units, offered
& oy an o@ut,ofotown @ owner for immediate
de luxe. equipment For detailed state
msnt, phone Mr.. Wolberg, Ia, 1885, with
SHANNON 4 LUcHS CO., 1906 H St.
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Oonttnusd on NsxI Psss,
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COMMERCIAL SITES FOR SALE.

$3.50 SO. FIT. established shopping center.
excellent investment. $4,000. SH. 6626
Ewes. VI 3166.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE,
COMPLETE LAUNDRY PLANT, going
concern, including machinery; in suburban
Mo. building 30x120; about $4,000 So It.
ground; S34,750. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
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NEW CAR goes with this home; total
modern. 2-bedrm;; masonry home. yrs
old, but in new-house condition; recentI,
redecorated, fully equipped kit, oil heat
eonv. c. to Pentagon BLDG, 1-fare bus, shop
Navy ofncer with small family; FIJI
financing. low monthly pymt,: SO, 900 casi
on house; car is weeks old and full.
tional. Call OWNER, CHI. 4311 (no agents
FALLS cHURcH-This sparkling. IN nev
and eye appeal: features an attractiv
living rm. with fireplace, dining rm, mod
ernly equipped kitchen, good-size bed
h.-w.h., full bsmt. with outside entranc
sFEvG yEoNAs fS 'G i51s n Uhie Rieess, st. ea ea1
Ne NJ RTNGTevs 3peH syes and sunday ssys a Ill
busine Large v. % rm. with With nreplac. G 'a9n an'
Sbise bstn porch: 99odern 9od equipped kit. and
tile bath on End; fuiI dry basement mt witt iii
outside entrance: on nice wooded lot Pric
Mac ISpspY s Eo Sese SlseSq
5000. Kenmore sofa. N0' 'e'e fo. I1s "a
s1.5Oo DOWN, easy monthly payments
eond eneed yard sens eato
IS minis. to, Pentagon;. churches. schools
stores and buses nearby. DI. os3s be
|
QUALITY. BUILT Vacant; s-mo. -ol,
semidetached 5-rm. and bath brick home
| nr. Alexandria: conven. to every thing
payed street; lge. front porch and yard
Sll,5Oo, 50 900 down, reas. terms. 20
SEPH A. HERBERT g. SONS. Realtors. 51t
East Capitol ST., Ii. 012e; ewes, LU. 41O9
sIx-RooM BUNGALow-stairway to up
sanipn.s ssaiTs, Oh t,tlSs beat replsse fun bsmt
price 81 $50: reasonable down payment
JuDSoN REAMY AND SON, 1922 No Irv
ing St, Arlington. Va, cH. 0SO0; ewes.
ATTRACTIVE. e-SToRY Colonial bricl
living rm. with fireplace, comfortable din
Ing rm;. equipped Kitchen; a bath, porct
on dining room: 8 bedrms. on 2nd 400
and TIE bath: fun bsmt.. stationary tub
$4,000; substantial cash required. -JuD
SON REAMY AND SON. 1922 No. Irwin,
Bowman. 81, so43. ~ o9V'' e'ee. III Ha'
full advantage Of present market condi
Il tions; right now about 800 houses TO
sale in Va; make the best choice. use ou
illustrated Realty Bulletin; It lists SOM
ask for your free copy.
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FOR HEALTH AND COMFORT. here Is "a a
small home thoitty nS Sony eonyenent lien morrns
equipped Kit, tn, basement and sxpansiSn
AKRE, Realtors. $500 Wilson blvd. CH
THE THs sEenffs aa:IsEs OUT. csa.s5-ha!I Colo;
nial, in that convenient section OF Tara
eustom-built ciubroom; spacious; land
fSsRfs 81 SS$se Rss!s i s. 300
hrse and sIieM iear Ss s hsa Hs
sa1s saa Fans ShIGa 'e akocM sssS fSs's g.
Max MAKE ftTA THE RENT work for yous We have
sssa HsS,'' ;sa tRf ~ Y 5s
REEF EN- Down on THE FARMS15
$3.50 and l, up. Please inauire j. FULLER
GRopM dEHAET EEALTY oS6ERTn S3 RK 4as5 lS
1KMa eentionsiiy Welt built semidet. = bedrm.
brick; ali gas equipment; fenced yard: cen
trally located in Rosemont section Of
sts5ts Ae5 DOWN oab Balance
S oMNss stfs.Ss ox SIe.
Su'fPHedf on fst foor, r' with @ master Sedrms. D and
d s 5ah as on Snd 0b o bus u Assna sR'
B. B. sRGH BR9hBacK. ResItor. so5i wilson Blvd, H.
BEDROOM AND BATH on 1st A.. 2 lee.
bedrms. up. 1ex12. liv. rm.. with nre,-
place; splendid No. Arlington loc.: immed
poss.; HARRINGTON REALTY CO., OK.
REV REV s.BE9sooM HOMES, in North Ar
lington: fully equipped kitchens and utility
rooms; gas a;-c.h.; large lots; convenient
GSo 9Gse.'Ga SULLIVAN. Ok. aoso: Ewes,
09op Ill
WOODLAwN. near Arlington Hospital
beautiful trees, center entrance, living
room. fireplace side porch. family sized
dining room, bright, well,arranged kit
upstairs; storage attic: full basement with
outside entrance to laundry and Law;
and priced right. For appt. call Mr..
Baldwin, with JAMES L. DIXON g. co,
1929 18th st. Nv. Elk. $3.50: ewes, GL.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

FORD 1912 2-dr. Super de luxe; for sale
chanical cond.: $3.50. TIE. 5000. 3
Evening star., 1948-10-02

more than TOO hours of test flights.
The Boeing company announced
deliveries are expected to begin soon
to commercial operators. Fleets of
Stratocruisers have been ordered by
Pan American World Always, Scan-
danavian Airlines System, Northwest
Airlines, American Overseas Air
lines, United Air Lines and the
British Overseas Airways Corp.
The co-pilot on the test dive was
A. G. Heimerdinger, flight engineer
ing test pilot for the CAA. Four
Boeing engineers accompanied the
pilots on the flight.
Mr.. Fraser said "the ship came
through beautifully and justified our
confidence in its performance under
the most critical type of testing"
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|9O-Ton Statocruiser
Tested for Structure
In 49S M.P.H. Dive

The Boeing AirpIane Co. an
nounced today that test pilots have
dived the huge, cotton, double deck
passenger stratocruiser at 498 miles
an hour, said to be the fastest speed
ever attained by a transport type of
aircraft or any other plane of SIM
liar size.
| Test Pilot James Fraser put the
! luxury airliner into a dive at full
rated power from an altitude of
$1,000 feet to try out the plane S
aerodynamic and structural char
acteristicS at extreme speed, the
company said. The giant aircraft
reached a maximum speed of 498
miles an hour at the pull point 12,-
900 feet above the ground.
The speed, it was explained, was
far greater than any which con-
ceivably would be used during any
| type Of commercial operation. The
big new transports have a cruising
speed of 800 to $50 miles an hour.
The StratocruiSer was granted the
Civil Aeronautics Administration s
approyed-type certificate a month
ago, after successfully completing
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nection with observance Of National
Newspaper Week.
The theme of this, observance
Your Right to Know Is the Kew
to All Your Liberties emphasizes
a fundamental freedom which the
United States Government is active
ly seeking to encourage throughout
the world, Gen. Marshall said.
He declared it is "a vital concern
of ours to see that the barriers to
the flow of information are reduced
and, as far as possible, eliminated.
This is an essential to the world
peace which we are seeking"
"A heavy responsibility" he add
Evening star., 1948-10-02
Free Press Preserves
Liberty, Marshall Says

Secretary of State Marshall said
Yesterday that censorship and press
control are the first and most i'm
portant steps in the subjugation OF
people by dictator"
Americans should keep constant
ly in mind" he emphasized in a
statement released by the State De-
partment, that no people have lost
their liberties so long as their press
remained free"
His statements was issued in con-
Evening star., 1948-10-02

led, rests with the press and other
organs of information to aid in this
important work. In their best
it is for them, in the Ian
guage of the United Nations, to
seek the truth without prejudice
and report the facts without
malicious intent"
Evening star., 1948-10-02
Eust-West Teo Planned

Lady Rama -Rau, wife of the Am
bassador of India. will be guest of
the Washington Council of the East
and West Association at a tea at
4 pm. tomorrow in the Interna-
tional Student House, 1925 r street.
Evening star., 1948-06-09
IBIoomer Fills Field
For Midqet Cars

Larry Bloomer, two-time former
National champion from Norristown
Pa, recently sidelined by injury,
today completed an an-star Offen-
hauser field OF. eight entries sched-
uled step out in the seven-event
midget auto competition at the West
Lanham Speedway Friday night.
He joined Mike Joseph. Dee Toran,
George Fonder, Charlie Miller,
George Marshman. Tony Bonadies
and Walt Fair.
Bloomer was hurt two weeks ago
when his car cracked up on the dirt
track at Lebanon. Pa. He, Toran,
Bonadies and Miller will be out
standing among those attempting
to head off Joseph, who has taken
the 25-lap features while sweeping
three events twice in the last three
weeks at Lanhanl.
Hawley Knight, Carl Miller and
Mike San Felice will lead a collec-
ton of from IL to Is hot Ford V-8's
into action Friday. The V-8's made
their strongest showing of the season
last week end, upsetting several of
the Offys while hitting some OF the
money spots.
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'Member-Guest Golf
Puts Heat on Stars

The pressure will be on the star
players today as Congressional
Country Clubs first Member Guest
Invitation tournament opens with
an 1s-hole qualifying round for, the
43 teams entered.
In match play rounds that start
tomorrow in the championship
flight and two other sixteens, han
dicaps will apply. But today play is
from scratch and it will be up to
the best golfer on each team to
steer his team into the first flight
in the best ball play.
Most of top golfers entered have
partners in the 10 to Is handicap
bracket, with no two star players
together. One member Of each due
is from the Congressional Club.
The tournament is the first of It's
kind ever held in Washington. After
two rounds of match play tomor-
row it will be wound up with the
semifinals and final on Friday.
Evening star., 1948-06-09
Ace Ladies Of Track
|0ppose al Belmont :
BY the Asseeiofsd Press

NEW YORK, June 9.-Twelve o1
the turf's gentler sex-eight of them
rating among the leading money
winners of the fllly and mare divi-
sion-have an important date In the
$20,000 Top Flight Handicap at Bel
mont today.
The / 116-mile event not only
brings together many of the best
ladies" in training, but puts the
spotlight squarely on the developing
battle for leadership in the cash.
collecting race.
Included in the field are winners
of several major Eastern stakes In
recent weeks, including Arnold
Hangers Harmonica. w. L. Ranch's
Honeymoon and Ben Whitaker's Car
olyn A.
Also there are w. L. Brann's s.
year-old mare, Gallorette, the big
gest money winner of her sex for
all time. and c. v. Whitneys First
Flight, champion 2-year-old filly of
1916.
Others in the race, named for Top
Flight, Whitney,s great filly of Is
years ago, are the dangerous Will
liam Helis entry Of Miss Kimo and
Elpis, Miss Grillo, the Argentine
from Mill River Stable; j. S. Phipps'
Dark Venus and Trilby; Howell
Jackson's Red Shoes, and Abe
Hewitt's Grillette.
Gallorette, with total earnings Of
1869 1886, has been Idle since May "a
Evening star., 1948-06-09
Dozen Yanks 10 Seek
British Open Crown
BY the Assoeio'ed Press

ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, June 9
Frank Stranahan of Toledo, Ohio
British Amateur champion, and
dozen other Americans will bid fol
the British Open golf championship
at Muirfeld, starting June 28. i
was disclosed by the Royal anc
Ancient Club after the entry lists
closed that 294 golfers would COM
pete.
Stranahan. an entrant in the
United States Open, which begins
Thursday, is trying to repeat Bobby
Jones 1880 grand slam-winnine
the British and United States Oper
and Amateur championships. He
was runnerup In the British Open
last year. Z
Eight professionals, including
Johnny Bulla. r1lnnerup in 1889 ano
1946, are included among the Amer
lean entries. Others are Lawson
Little, Tommy Armour, Claude
Harmon, Jimmy Thomson, Bobby
Cruickshank, Ross Thomson ano
Arthur Clark.
Amateurs, in addition to Strana-
han, are Chris Dunphy of Westbury
N. Y; Frank Tatum, jr., a Los
Angeles Rhodes scholar at Oxford
Sergt. Charles Ratar of the United
States Army Occupation Force in
Germany, and Capt. Kingsley
another United States Army man
from Germany. Kingsley, who tele-
graphed his entry, did not send his
first name.
Evening star., 1948-06-09
|Women's Class B Golf Event
For WMAL Prizes Lures 80

w. Levy, Prince George, and Mrs. Marie
spates. Prince Georse; 9:0S-Mrs Nor
mIer in fPHn Prince ss george: ossf .na n NJ I NJ
Wire, Kenwood and Mrs. Wee Myers, Con-
gressionai; g:16--Mrs. G. P. Redick, Ken.
Mrs. Al Loda, Manor, and Mrs. E. G.
Atwood. Kenwood; 9:24-Mrs. Haydn ALI
dredse. kenxood, and and Mrs l. n. GqyiIlier'
washington. vah S and Mrs. Il. Il. Hopkins.
s:5s.Mrs. L; =; Hptehison, washing
So; s:ss1Mrs. M UT fed burrows. u i indian sDrins.
and Mrs. Mildred Brown, woodmont; $40
Mrs. J. H. Nash, Manor. and Mrs. F.
& f1.aHs Manor sns Mss, "a, 5.s. ssmss
and Mrs. H. c. Fisher. Columbia; s:52--
Mrs weeh Manor aap9r aRd Wizard mTs Ea
wards. Manor. and Mrs. r. Hayman, In
and Sl. Frank ndesss sssssr ess#ss ssq%ss
sSd ! MRS: r, I. I hutssi.en:. MsIssa MsssInsson:
ioa NM Mensees. slsaa Wssh1!nston Wash!nston
fOd OsMrs NM william RI YosPs WeEb.r w.sanstSn coamsa
and Mrs T. K. Brough. Columbia; 1920
Mrs. J. A. Brooks Belle Haven. and Mrs.
Altred BRAND. Be le Haven, lo:a4wMrs ,eG NJ A.
Dinsmore, Belle Haven; 10:2s--Mrs. Lois
Kossler. Belle Haven, and Mrs. Dallas
1O:32-Mrs. M. c. Ferguson, Belle Haven,
and Mrs, J. ]; MCCARTHY, Indian Spring
and Mrs. James E. Gardner, washington;
10:40-Mrs. william Walsh. Washington,
and Mrs. Paul Barefoot, WASHINGTON;
l :44-Mrs Bernice Baker, Indian Spring.
and Mrs. Charles Jorg, Indian Spring;
10: 4S-Mrs. George Hunter, Indian Spring,
and Mrs. Harry Kipp. Indian Spring;
II O:52-Mrs, EdEar Kreuzberg, Kenwood
and Mrs. Aline Fairchild, Prince George:
0:56-Mrs. George E. Bond. Kenwood,
and Mrs. A. Hynes, Kenwood; 11:00-Mrs.
IL; D. Morgan,, Kenwood. and Mrs. J. H.
Tenth Tee:
g ssoMss o.; psu,a. Levine Prines cs esorss
~ s:s4aMIs M us asozse Semfsi sIesnan: s SSiase
ana Mrs. r. c. Stuff. Army Navy; s:43-
Mrs. r. O. Cork, Army Navy, and Mrs.
T. N. Tappy, Army. Navy. 9:46-Mrs. D.
bort. Kenwood and Mrs. NJ. c. Fill Jus
kenwood; 9:50-Mrs. D. w. Lockett, Ken
wood. and Mrs. d. Smith. Kenwood: 9:54
Mrs c. P. Brantley, Kenwood. and Mrs.
R. c. Mitchell. Kenwood; 9:5s-Mrs. J. Y.
Lichtenwalner, Army Navy, and Mrs. c. G.
DeKay, Army Navy; 10:02-Mrs. c. J.
Wilkinson. Confessional, and Mrs. Frank
Helan, Congressional.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Beaumont, s.: Dallas. /.
Tulsa, 5; San Antonio g.
Shreveport, 8; Fort Worth, 8.
Evening star., 1948-06-09
Level Par Seen Good
For U. 5. Open Crown
With Hogan Choice
By the Assoeicisd Press

LOS ANGELES, June 9.-The
greatest golfing show on earth. the
United States Open, gets under way
tomorrow on the long, tough Riviera
course calculated to stamp the 194s
winner a worthy champion.
It is the most coveted title for all
the links domain, bringing together
Americas finest professionals ano
amateurs. The field that starts the
grueling 72-hole trek, ending Satur-
day, will be one of the best.
One lone foreign entry. Arthur
darcy Bobby} Locke, from far of
johannesburg, will battle par and
this country's finest for top honors
The round-faced star from South
Africa, is no stranger to these parts
He is among the high money winners
for the second year, has played this
and practically every open tourna-
ment course throughout the land
and In some quarters is well like to
snatch the United States crown.
The winner of the three day, four
round grind will earn his laurels
One miscue and the chance most
likely will be gone forever. The pace
is too swift and the shotmaking toe
demanding for a bobble.
Long-hitting Sam Snead Of White
Sulphur Springs, Va, learned that
lesson last year. He missed putt
Of 301a inches at st. Louis that cost
him the championship. Lew Wors.
ham of Washington, D. c., and Oak
mont, Pa, tied him for 70 holes and
won in the playoff.
Worsham is on hand to defenc
the title. He may turn back the
challenges of formidable field but
the odds stand pretty long against
him. He hasn't played back to his
form of 1947.
The general and apparently log
ical favorite as the I'll survivors
of sectional trials tested the 1920
yard course in final practice today
was little Ben Hogan of Hershey, Pa
Riviera has been described as
Hogan's personal course. He won
the last two Los Angeles Opens here
and goes into action as the new
National PGA champion, a title
hard won. The man who outscores
the transplanted Texan wei may be
the United States Open kingpin fol
this year.
Hogan bagged the Los Angeles
Open last January with 275. nine
under par. The course plays to q
35-36-71. It's yardage is longer
than that OF any other on which a
United States Open has beer
played and newly grown, long rough
has added to its hazards.
Most of the top players made pre-
tournament predictions that the
championship would be decided by
a 72-hole 284, even par for the
route. Some guessed higher score
but few expected to see par bettered
for the four rounds.
Evening star., 1948-06-09
IWisconsin's Faculty
KOS Attempt 10 Put
Ban on Ring Meets
By the Assoeiofsd Press

MADISON, Wis, June "a Sun
day punch aimed at knocking out
intercollegiate boxing at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin-holder OF four
straight NCAA team titles - has
been blocked.
Professors did the blocking. The
faculty has rejected a motion to
ban the sport. 101 to 81.
The block warded off blow di-
rected at one of the most popular
sports on the campus, sport that
draws a capacity house of 14,500 to
the fieldhouse every time a meet
is held.
Wisconsin fans have been reward
ed by seeing team that hasn't lost
a meet in three years and fighters
who have won host of NCAA indi-
vidual crowns. Since 1888 the
Badgers have won 83 of So meets.
Raised Question of Worth.
Geography Prof. Richard Hart
shorne wanted the sport eliminated.
Raising the question Of the cultural
and moral worth of the sport, he
asked:
"Is boxing an activity that should
be sponsored by a public institution
that has a moral responsibility to
students, to parents and to the peo-
pie of the State?"
Prof. Hartshorne wasn't the f1rst
to ask questions about boxing at
Wisconsin. Some months back, Eco
nomics Prof. Walter Morton asked
survey into it's worth. The survey
is under way.
Another professor, William B.
Sarles, head of the Athletic Board,
asked defeat of the Hartshorne mo-
ton.
"At this time" he said, "a look
at the record indicates that inter-
collegiate boxing at Wisconsin is a
well-conducted sport.
There have been very few in
juries, and many of our boxers have
won recognition for their scholastic
abilities and abilities as leaders"
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lieved boxing should be continued
while its investigation was being
conducted. w
A fourth professor, John w.
Brown. director of student health,
had high praise for boxing at Wis
consin.
He said he believed the survey
would prove valuable to other In
stitutions of higher learning"
Purpose of the survey is to advise
concerning such matters of prob
ability of mental and physical in
jury. spectator behavior, function of
boxing in maintaining or advancing
cultural standards of institutions of
higher learning and other allied
matters"