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APARTMENTS UhFURhIsnfD.

FULLY RECONDITIONED APT, new KIT.
appliances, 3 rms. semibath; no children.
0 1870 g St; sc: At oo4s oo4s ,..
necticu. ave. is taking applications for
unfurnished apartments for permanent oc-
cupancy during the following hours: week
II am. to. s. pm. Rentsls-one lvins
room, one bedroom, bath and kitchenette,
$3.50 to $3.50 per month. One living room.
$23b to $3.50 per month. q preference
given to Oct. 16, 194S. THE WINDSOR
CO.. INC. Owner. Mrs. Helen M. echild-
5 UNFURNfsHED RMS. with hot plate;
semiprivate bath; no objection to baby;
s2oA AsGr Msek kooMs AR 1877 fR and s.,, n,i,tS,.,
included; apt. is pvt; employed adults
only; $50: LU. 1870, IA
2nd FLOOR, 8 rms, kit, bath. Frigidaire;
empl couple only; no pets; $66, plus utils.
Apply at basement ONCE after pm,
1929 Oates st ne IA
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with accessories and trailer; I6-h.p. out:
board motor optional. TIE 1892 -17
2t,I:.o4 Pet; AcFi sleeps 4 ssllsy; head; Re:
tSg rock tToS, Eli Slues ehess
geake Bay. Eastern Bay. Bloody Point
Poplar Isle, Gooses. For reservations, cal
CAPT A. v. KING. WA. 41e2.
TO FLORIDA. about Nov; l. on 42-ft
waterway: can accommodate passengers
For information write Box 210-D. Star
STEEL CRAFT, late '46 model; splendie
condition; sleeps A $4,000. Phone .Wo
DRY WINTER STORAGE in fenced in.
closure f9r boat: 20 feet Or less: s5 PEI
sSo % Maine Asn ave. MHp s.Ws pf eorlLiEs. eoid 1sc'
WANTED-Used marine engine. approx
100 hp.; must be priced right. HI. 469i
ewes. IL
RICHARDSON 3o-ft. cruiser. sleeps q
coRINTHIAN. Berth sos, Sat. and nd Sun n
afternoon. or telephone WI. 6236. IL
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FARM end GARDEN.

sgLLD0zER, owner operated-Gradin9,
eussem.y er,yeM:y sxcsyatins land elsarins every
On eoSsf.cs a.s:
FaAasTSNE E1es TOM: Walks: terraces fireplace,
Rnas q ffstsan,ns s.ment xss xars
Roekvills: Nd. Phone Rockville s5ss.Mso s
AasDscAPE .na ssea,ps sadRvIcE.soddins. sId srsd,n,
fSais f. :Rs e e: ''ziIss
;iEESs .tsss tds:s.?niss REss' VS. saosc Can II Eh
sssEf!eSss; eoEE. Vienna Psniy IiwD Dlans; TzoMAs
Rich. CLEAN Topson. 30 Gu. I'd;
S 4;;s s f., SSRR;'i Rs sEss n
RSsssi RSISIifIskS TsIs;,. c5s.s
lesdels, Many Ssrsains ceNTsAi :rsas MoroR MM5FeIs
e0w S9 SS0E MaSIsr hfs hwy, ArI: va. ca. 1000;
ss i's so1so slG 'v wa ssss 4sss
BhHNKE,s ,lGa S, FAMOUS RANsY seedlings
hsans ase per nlo9; ssautsfSl chry
ported tulip. tops, 81 as per dozen: Afri.
.sd .Iss aS ssT Taus.asy, Msss 81 sEHHk, sgdss;
Wash; ;-Balto. blvd. Beitsviile, Nd open
sssk sSsssskkdays' suns. and ewes. Phone Tower
laIdIl axKDr "a AzAIzAs M for fan pl.n.iq1.i al!
retail. 1910 l7th st. ne. lis
LANDscAPE PERyEcTIoN-As the art,s,
brings out every detail Of Q beautifui
painting, ve also constantly strive to solve
your individual problem with q service 50
ssns'al t TO cover every phase Of youi
Feed Ba.sogeI srsdine. preparation Of
soosol; ss:d .Ocds earth; wen -rotted COW "
Specimen yeWs sIalea. holly. rhododen-
oronA nAEnolia. doSwood. pyracantha,
bamboo. al types Of confer and broad.
leaf evergreens, shade. ornamentals, now.
ertng shrubs. perenniais, roses, vines;
ground covers; selected plants. locally;
day; grading, drainage. maintenance, tree
pruning, survey, transplanting, removal;
fencing, brick. stone, nagstone, cement;
SSssou S;;:s II fssS 9! sSoS ss?,'s and ;:'a
stone stone and rosd sr.ysl. ey yard. ton OF
sire; visit the CAPITAL. NURsERY, 17i6
Bladensburg I'd. ne; also monthly roses
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ROOMS WANTED.

BUSINESS GIRL desires room with BATH
In private home, vicinity Western ave. or
Pinehurst Circle. Address replies p. O.
Box 1912. NV. Station, Washington. ID
YOUNG LADY wants studio room with
kitchen privileges or share apartment. BOX
11-B, Star.
LADY WANTS 1 or 2 unfurnished rooms,
suitable for Ink; permanent. Box l22-B.
3 REFINED JEWISH GIRLS, desire rm.
with Jewish family; twin beds; vicinity OF
1st and 2nd alphabet Of 18th st. NV. Boz
12S-B. Star. 14s
ilege, near Mass. ave. NV; stay in most
GE0RGETowN Or N:W.-Two veteran
furnished apartment; no rrooming houses.
Reply Boz 146-B, Star. 16s
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ROOMS sURNIsHEp-s.E. ana s.w

o VI
kit. privileges: in handsome bedrm. apt
e1s sns; nnoylins 3 H FIELD; rsss. .LI: oS5s.
or single. next to bath, in clean private
nome reasonable. Pr. 4e12 after / pm.
1889 RIDGE PL. Sc, mr. Navy Ys,d
sinsls ana double rms. pvt. home; suit.
Tor 2 girls or men. Call TR. a419.
42e n: J. AVE. s.E.-PsN,y furn. bedrm.
an6 kitehen with refgr.; nr. Capitol; no
eniloren. L. J. MILLS q SONS, Ma. 1851.
2S9 PORTLAND ST. s.K.-Nicsly , fur.
nnisned n bedroom in basement. next to tile
cOLokEb@4sS saS IT, 81. Tseeofs5on; s.eMRoonm; 70, fo,
smpioyed sirls or couple; home privileges.
CoLoRED-14o7 A ct. SCI angle I'M
Iufn3 Tor refined empl. gentleman, no
priviA.; large unfurn. rm. for refned
sp. nn sh,I1ne ,SI11un,e' S91king and laundry Rr,yils;
A.: o00z. ia
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MOVING. PACKING end STORAGE

FURNITURE YAN-Two expert movers; So
age. -ANAcosTIA MOVERS, AK. 6446
SMALL JOBS-Pers. effects. BAGGAGE, ETC.;
sans; sS1I,,,,1 ,A1NIASosTlAA MoXERs; AK. !S44s.
ture, baggaee. 24-hr. service: reas. rate
9N sArETx T1RsF sToEASE Hw . III 74SnlANsrE. CO.
Indivtdual compartments - low as S3 pei
month. MovinG local and LONG distance.
For immediate service call Sterling 4399
arcJT1Eo cr TE oS1sS; . g Sun; = md syss;; II; 1893
the country. safe storage IN ssparstl
SkS MAkfNE SvkAA SYvSTksANs N IoViSa Vic q cS.4s4.hr lssS4e
service; furniture moving and hauling;
tFSnf. ins hssssBS At ss.O sSs Or SS EE SSsS
ton, D. c. and Eastern, Southern or Middle
West States. For free estimate, phone ST.
1896; nights and holidays, phone Bruns-
wick. Nd. 2766 and reverse charges.
EX-Gf-Moving. packing. storage, Grating;
reasonable rates, efncient service. No jo6
too large or too small. GLOVER, RE. $500
GENERAL MOVING AND HAULING, with
low down price; any time Of night, incl
iaHHek, TRGck Fos @ 'sSj 'ssASGjL1NG, after 8 eTp1 pm;
owner-driver. Call RA. 1884 after $3.50
nm Ia
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HOUSES VNFVRNlsNEp.

rooms. sash y a: Sasa'aa S.ss sis5 ssn; mcnss MS
Z. A., HUMPHREYS, Realtor, 6OS North
cGspitol G L., IA; VA, e7$O; s Els
recreation room, detached esrs9e, h.-W.h
kealter. sos No. Capitol st. ma. ESQ. Ia
pleted ls43; automatic oil heat: IL miles
SILVER sPRNG AIEA-foyeiy o-rm,
refs; Slt0 mo-: wi. eosS. ii
S.HOOM BRICK, 2 baths, auto. heat, elec,
KIT; near stores, bus, school; Sltyo Park
area; $3.50. SH. 2726. 17S
GEOkGET0WN HEIGHTS-Brick, Q rms,
= baths, large grounds, $3.50; RUNNING
ys1 wster IN several bedrooms: oil heat. no.
KliENsINaroN, m-s-m hum. al
mod, Ice lot. garden space, SiiO mo
mos. In advance. PL. 012b bet. 90 pm
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CHOICE WHTTE-FACE HEREFORDs. and
steers 400 to $50 pounds approx, any
number; reasonable. sH. 2114, ME. 1884
MILK cow. Guernsey and Jersey breed
2 years old, fresh 2 weeks. Cali IA. O1Ol.
ONE NICE PONY for sale, large .,xe. An.
ply to HERBERT E. THOMPSON. Spencer.
vile, Md. Ashton 1857 -1S
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Co. OF. APIS. FOR SALE

completely moderniZed and redecorated;
spacious rooms, three exposures; conv. to
doyntown; immed: occupancy. Call Mr..
VACATED BY owNE1-This most un-
, usual apt must be sold at once; dbl
bedrms.. 2 baths. inclosed heated porch.
maids rm. and garage. A real barIain
e this reduced price; 1850 with
1907 Ese st. NV. ST 57b5. Ewes. co.
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EXCHANGE 4-roem garden apt. y. z. q.
at. in washington. D. C. MR.. KANE
RE $500. Ext; 1855.
11th AND X N.W.--Modern. newly deco
room, Kit. and bath, $50 month; in ex-
change for / or Q bedroom apt. more suit.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL SHARE BUNGALOW With refined
return for .oecasional care Of two little
glris attending nursery school. Salary,
bedroom, meals. EX. 1899, 70 4 or wi.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARIMENIs EXCHANGED,

six rooms; nice location
church, store, post ONCE: cleo, tel. avail
able; school bus: in village Of Spencerville
Md. Call Ashton 1857. ID
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COAL. WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

FIREWOOD-Buy direct from farm, 10,
"a and 36 inch lengths, mixed hardwoods.
oak and pine; S22 cord, delivered. Phone
WOOD FOR sALE-Oak. pine. or mixed,
any length, full cord; square deal. Veterans
coop. Phone REYNOLDS, HI. 5525. -17
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EDMUND J, FLYNN
1920 CONN. AVE. N.W.

consists of OF foyer. Ivins room. Be- bsdroom. WSSn.
Kitchen and bath, with large porch: price,
1885, terms. See Nj. Lewis In Apt. s.
HOME REALTY co.
1923 Pa. ave. NV. OR. s413. lis
% Apis. Sold Over Week End
IL choice apis. left at one Of washington's Q
most disting guished eddrss.es; b112 Conn.
g apts: have bedroom, living room. din.
cite. kitchen. bath and porch: price So 900
to $S.000;. all sales subject to right Of
purchase By present tenants. Open /
pm. to 2 pm. daily. Call at Apt. 104
for complete details.
HOME REALTY co.
1928 Pa ave- NV OR 641a liz
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

TIE JAMES l72I P st.. n.w.-comfort-
ably furn. dhle. rm., single beds, lee,
closet; Laundry privils.; S22 ea. mo-: girls
ffIk fHE wfksoN House. 1922 18th stErx. I'll
Gel double r9aa connecting bath; ss2 so
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ROOMS UNFuRNIsHEp.

UNFUkNISHED two rooms. Kitchen ent
eoIoRESs5es eean rs .aass 1sh fi IF r. A41ss A1e
Front room. unfurn., for decent person
womnan preferred. AD. 2190.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ANTIQUES, brio -a-hrac, china, silverware,
elS jswslEy. cups; Y ;agssss Hn any nmaeunt
p.Xa stsrlinR 74o6.
zNf16UkS-Fufntturs. hrtc-a-brae. china
EiaSvsrs russ. stivervaEe.n pAinttnes;
Saylor $3.50.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT,

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
BABY EQUIPMENT FOR RENT-scaies,
cribs, strollers. high chairs, feeding
tables, play yards. Reas. rates. Delivered
to your door. BABY BUTLER SERVICE
go Canal street s.w. Elk. 4370.
REFRIGERAToRS, washing machines, iron
ers. wAxers. vac. cleaners. sun lamps.
DISTRICT IEC. CO, WO. 1902. --19
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EA 2R2n
Do You Have a House to Sell9

Do You Have q House to Sell?
We have an unusually nice semidetached
nome consisting Of z rms. and 2 baths,
and Wis; aves. close to ali schools, shop.
ping and trans, available Immediately for
rent IN exchange for the exclusive listing
Tor sale Of q desirable NV. residential
property. For full infor, call BURR 4
YOUNG, Realtors, DE 4444 -i6
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ROOMS WITH BOARD teo,,.,
ROOM WITH BOARD W

VACANCY for aged person; care II needed; ;
meals: refs: EM. 1905. III
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VIRGINIA FOREST, rails church; $50.
seven Corners, Fails Church; Si36.
Beautifully furnished, 2h-bath house;
1 acre OF ground; near Fairfax; 1923.
Three ready for Immediate occupancy
EASTMAN & SEAY
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AVIATION.
BOATS.

TAYLORCRAFT, LIZ. excellent condition
new fabric. $500. Ordway 300s. IA
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POULTRY and Ee6S
cATE& LIVE srocx

JAMEs FED sTokE, el9 < st. NV. MT
0os9. Baby chicks. feed and poultry SUP
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ROOM WITH BoARp WANTED.
ROOMS with bath and board In NV.
or Chevy Chase, desired By retired gentle
ences. Box 1883, Star. 14s
ROOM AND BOARD for doctor and sister;
nn nnsle on, oFnooms' NV. Ask for DR.. by phone,
RIM. AND BOARD for middle aged widow:
IN Bethesda, Chevy Chase or Cleveland
Park. WO. 6263 liz
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UPPER PETWORTH
6 rms; In naW-house eond.; yser. IN.
$4,000 down. Call DON B1A1R. hA. e2pe.
loontsnusd @ Nsxs fass.l
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 II Street NV. MA. 2S4h.
Own Your OWn Ant Homo

In the Hrosdmoor. one Of washington's
st., NV; under tho Flynn 1909 cooper
alive plan; We are nov able to display two
different types Of 2-bedroom. 2-bath homes.
full prices. only $17.5o0 and S2o, 900. 30
not be one Of those who will later regret
having missed this opportunity to purchase
in washington's outstanding cooperative.
Once At the Broadmoor open IL Am. TO
Pm. weekdays, excepting Saturday.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Authority on cooperative apartment plan
since 1920; responsible for most Of WASH
ington Bldg. Ia
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FURNISHED studio apt
NV. J. GERALD LusTTNE. 412 6th st

COLORED-LGE. FRONT ROOM, furn. or
unfurn:; phone; pvt. KIT. Electrolux; 8 mos.
advance rent. Box 4b1-D. Star. -16
COLORED-APT. FURNISHED, Frigidaire;
4Q9 st. ne, LU. O63O. -16
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SPACIOUS 3-BEDROOM

Apartment for sale, located In central NV,
hall plan, living room. dining room, nice
Kitchen, den, bedrooms and brand-new
$5S per month Reasonable terms. SIC, 900.
Phone MI. Everett Scott, CO. 1000, Ext
SHANNON AII1cHS co
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ssW s4sySsof E.NSsEsh aHe sEX1sshbss5d ;srviss
Risy :sfss d is R.s
sfaR ssfRRhnss ocxs sv' AND a' RaSns AZ asss
soaas men, 1 ssm. a6 1sad
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-sinsls. dbls.
a. 1aih PiNsH %ND HAs1AngDlesa ngles ,.r.. front room
sSo N Ss Ss'sssiSs sshld Ret i.suIs.d
14th AND HARVARD-sinsle rm. for a
near ne theater, restaurants and transp.;
ssG ss}sD PEI woSDLkkPP 6S kP e. Pisl Nw-1ov.7. al,
newly furnished. large single room. excel
soi fos f5issP sns:f; stS Gos Rs5 on 1
master nna hedrm: pvt bath, porch. twin
seny iesssion, det; house, small ii family; aI
9O SO slSe e. F1tRGu' H% Hem. tsn Mo
fssst I'VE vfsPte double
.ssset esT. twin .nS beds Ss... next BATH close
ii pogsiE 81 RSSM s '1sss next TO bath; couple o,
ssntleman; bus At door; an privileges
lARdR2 DOUBLE Room. twin beds, priv privst.
home, no other roomers: Georgia ave
noWoN TtetRlsH oTsssons5le "a ?4s6
!iS!s rooms. suisssls Students, ioT rates. s'i
nGWNTnwN 1sSa x Ss NV 81 St Sss@on. ssss .v.
5Vs P:s szs Hs'i a.ss IT, for NJ
ssd; CARTIER AZ s.1s. st. o,s:y
ssntiie home; @ gentlemen m only. ef wo eo'e $s$o
III Esa.s RusosS sger e1tsErgs' NJ ssS fs fsss
Es%eih'if TxaN A. ssEBDRooM for aba adult.
6ows4oRS 6e SA sSP4 Asfzz-1s. SEX dble. ,lespn, a
s5 ss,Siss; si$ DsT yE. ME; essSs;, s,. ~ IL ~
bam: ST. tS% SGuSs S.d. room
sse e. f0nx Hvf fsr'RsP RRSsau,iay 81 sss
Large I syn .rSs. beds net sD sas sS bath X
isss i?sssi IAMoSr NOS seis sT1l.la: Double room
with twin beds; also small single room
p5iSxstfs 1Ss hSps s NTstSs,o g. szss ,,nt IN,
:hss's slff ...s5 SSsHs|.. sls; '.' .E!p''
1853 y n ,ry AVE N tn Pssnasm.nsn'
ssen ~ SAss;. b. AYE: NV, Tn. Azs7isv AEs5
sna istS SassF ST. ss Scott
nice ehsn eIssn. 2nd d. front rm,' s46 single
wei furn, front rm. for 2; $40 mo; sgie
II4So GiRARD ST. NV, "The Paine
House"-Large well-furn. rm., adj. bath
1857 PARK RID. N.w.-Larse single room
in clean. refined home. for employed lady
9O9 FARRAGUT ST. mr.. Georgia ave-
Double rm., twin beds, Pvt. porch. mex
bath. \ block transD. and rsstaurs94t'
144I fAIRMONT ST. N.w.-sinsIe room
second foor-for girl; adjoining bath; $3'
kEAR sHaoREHAM HoTEL-Larss singh
] room; young lady; KITCHEN pr!vtleses 10
breakfast: $50. NO. $500. 16s
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p!Uy.; fenW x,v06
$50; beautiful shade
. $500 monthly inc
bldg. Act today.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
lison sts.-Corner c
8 rms, 8 baths: oil
today to secure thil
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Cuban President Bids
For u. ). investments
Ry the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-President
Carlos Prio of Cuba today offered
American capital full security and
fair profits, in a bid to expand in
vestments and diversity Cuban in
dustry.
The Cuban executive arrived from
Washington this morning on q
state visit which began Wednesday.
He spoke before the United States
Cuban Sugar Council and bankers,
merchants and industrialists. At a
luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria.
Tonight, at dinner given by the
Pan American Society of the United
States, the Cuban Chamber Of Com
merce, and the Sugar Council, Mr..
Prio asserted his faith in America
as the continent called upon to lead
the way out of the darkness "cast
by totalitarianism on q, rampage in
other latitudes."
Mr.. Prio is scheduled to depart
for Havana tomorrow in President
Truman's personal plane.
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school was changed to Central about
the turn of the century,
AS the years passed and annual
reunions were held, the bonds OF
friendship grew stronger among the
thinning ranks.
Mr.. Dowling, surrounded by old
friends yesterday, told Of his many
years as an auctioneer here. He was
asked if he had retired yet.
"Retired?" he said Indignantly.
II still go to work everyday. had
a physical check-up last week and
they said I was in excellent health.
I'll be 81 next Thursday
But Mr.. Dowling thought it was
time he called the remaining class
members together.
Il wanted to see them all again"
he said. When a group Of people
are over 80, they don't know when
they'll be seeing each other again" I"
Mr.. Dowling, whose wife died last
April, for many years lived in the
building where the Kendall YMCA
stood. He now lives at 1903 Four
teenth street NV
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Escaped Prisoner Caught
After Beating Z Policemen
" the Assosiatsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL. - A
burly 6-foot prisoner ripped bar
from his cell in the Cheltenham
Township Jail today, beat two police
men and fed into the business Sec
ton Of fashionable Elkins Park,
where he was overpowered and re-
captured.
Police Chief Theodore II. Halo
well, 65, and Sergt. Charles Lamborn,
70, were reported in serious condi-
ton in Abingdon Memorial Hospital
with possible skull fractures and
multiple lacerations Of the head and
face
The prisoner, John E. Welsh, IS, a
colored mechanic, was being held
on drunken driving charge. Police
said he spattered the cell block with
blood in his steel-swinging attempt
for freedom.
Welsh made a fttile attempt to
steal q car after diving through the
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81, he was host
at a luncheon
for 10 of the sur
viving Is mem
bers of his high
5 C h ool class.
They met in the
Kenesaw Apart
ments, Sixteenth
a n d Irvi n 6
streets NV. to
reminisce about
Is lives which
average 81 years.
1t was a special
gathering. The
ella SIS llSually
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plate glass window of Chief Halo
wells office, police said, but was
retaken when citizens Joined hastily
summoned police reserves in bar
ring his escape path.
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Harry DowIing, 81, Entertoins
Classmates of 81 Years Aqo

Sixty-two years ago today Harry
w. Bowling was a pink-cheeked
youngster of 10 in his senior year
at Old Washington High School.
vaSfar6ov at
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meets annually in the spring.
They represent the class of 1886,
which originally numbered more
than 200. Several surviving mem
bers were i'll and could not attend
the luncheon. The name of the
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like Williams Favorite
But Faces Tough Foe .
In Dawson Tonight
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-Light-
weight Champion Ike Williams Is q
heavy favorite to whip Freddy Daw-
son of Chicago tonight in their 10
round nontitle fight, but he may be
glad his title is not on the line be-
fore his third encore against the
Windy City mittman is over.
Dawson has won eight straight
bouts-the last four by knockouts-
and he's been no shrinking violet
in predicting openly he'll set the
champion up for q lullaby.
The last time the two fighters met
on January %, 1916, Dawson held
williams to draw in bitterly
fought battle. Recently the Chi
cago Negro has whipped Vic Pat
rick. Australian lightweight titlist
in IL rounds: moved down Eddie
Miller, top Australian feather, in
two, and polished of Dave Andrews
in two and Candy McDaniels in five
He's well aware that victory
Fover Williams necessarily would
bring him a shot at the lightweight
title. So it's all or nothing for
Dawson.
Williams holds his opponent in nc
little respect, but the champion
from Trenton, N. j., as usual is be-
set by the deadly calm that has
spelled defeat for some pretty Gus
toners. Williams hasn't lost fight
since last January 28 when he
dropped a decision to Gene Burton
whom he subsequently licked twice
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L
wares tonight at Turner's Arena
He goes against Stonewall jackson
colorful local Negro better, in the
nine-round main event.
Chris is lining up Madison
Square Garden fight for Johnny in
March, possibly against Gene Bur-
ton. After that comes Ike, says
Chris. Honeyboy has had a couple
of nice fights in New York recently
upsetting Roberto Pricetti and Ro-
man Alvarez, both at st. Nick's.
Tonight's bout will be the second
for Johnny williams here. Last
November he defeated Herbie (Biffl
Jones with a display Of sll-around
ring ability,
In jackson tonight. he faces q
hard hitting free swingsr. Stone
wall pays little attention to defense
working on the theory that hi.
speed and slugging are enough tt
overpower the opposition. Stone.
wall has done okay with that system
too, having won all except one o.
his pro fights. That one defeat wa!
against Charley Bennett. whom NJ
topped in a return.
Five fights are on the supporting
program, headed by five-roundel
between Toby Reed and Kid Grav'
etti. Four-rounders are: Jackie
Ford against Billy Unk. Walter
Parkerwell against Jerome Pratt
Sam Jefferson against George
Brooks and Jackie Thornton against
Kid Ferris. Fighting starts at S:4s
pm.
Evening star., 1948-01-26
ST. John's S Five, Victor
Over Gonzaga, Faces
Rugged Central

st. Johns basket ball team. hold
ing a commanding lead in the
Washington area Catholic scholastic
race after downing Gonzaga, 4S-30,
will risk its 10-1 record tomorrow
afternoon against Central on the
Viking court at $3.50.
Coach joey Gallagher's well-bal-
anced five, headed by high-scoring
Jack George will encounter one of
the better public high teams in the
Vikings. who currently are in five
way tie for their league champion
ship lead. Central has record of
six wins in eight starts.
The Johnnies will face another
good team Friday in Woodward
which has IA record.
The Johnnies didn't have too
much trouble with the Eagles gen.
orally yesterday, but they did have
trouble with little Jack Spicer, a
5-foot finch guard, who outscored
George, 1915.
But one man doesn't win ball
game and, while Spicer was plopping
in 60 per cent of the Eagle points,
George put in only one-third for
the Johnnies. Vince Durkin, Billy
Martins, AL Weaver and big Tom
Fannon all had hand in the
victory. ,-
A crowd of $500 fans watched the
game played in the cold Armory
Mike Nolan threw in the first goal
to give the Eagles a lead, but they
didn't hold it long, as George and
Fannon got hot hands in the first
quarter and Durkin began hitting
in the second At halftime, st.
Johns led, 21-13.
The Johnnies were in front, 1925,
at the three-quarter mark, but by
that time interest was centered on
the private scoring duel between
George and spicer. spicer managed
to cop the honors on two free
throws made after the final gun.
George was ahead in field goals,
6-5,
Evening star., 1948-01-26
D. C.. College FWes| Slate Slim;
GoI|oudet Has Lone Tilt Here

George Washington's Southern
Conference tests at VPI Wednesday
and against William and Mary at
Richmond Saturday command most
of the attention on a slim college
court card this week.
Georgetown, American U. and
Catholic U. will remain idle, due to
examinations.
Maryland will play its first game
in two weeks, against ARMY Satur-
day at West Point. Gallaudet will
play three games away from its own
court, meeting Wilson on Tuesday,
Susquehanna Friday and Elizabeth
town Saturday.
In the Southern Conference
standings, the Colonials held to