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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-06-24

STAMPS:
On July 10 at Seneca Falls. New
York, The 100 years of Progress Of
Women stamp will have its first
day of issue.
The value of stamp will be three
cents.
Shown on the stamp are Eliza
beth Stanton, Carrie c. Gait and
Lucretia Mott.
The color is purple.
ALLEN GOODGAME. r.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-06-24

WANTED: and 35' Lodgepole
Pine Poles Not Peeled J. Neils
Lumber Company. Aft.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-06-24

For Sale:-One Corona No. 3 Port
able Typewriter. Good condition.
Box 355, Eureka sac
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-06-24

For Sale:-Coronado electric Wash
ing Machine, $4,000 cash. Live one
mile east of Troy on No. 2 High
way. Telephone 56-F-5. Mrs. Jesse
B. Grigg. SIX
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that Jo- seph S. Kaylor, entryman, of An chorage, Alaska, together with his witnesses, Howard Franklin Estelle and Herbert Holstein, all of Wasilla, Alaska, has made final proof on his homestead, Anchorage serial 011793, for the S12NWA, W1aSWH, sec. ATTY N. R. NV, SIM. containing 160 acres, and it is now in the files of the District Land Office, Anchor age, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, said fi- nal proof will be accepted and fi- nal certificate issued.
 SIGNED GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Acting Manager. Date first publication Oct. 13, 1948.
 Date last publication November 10, 1948.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that Douglas Burl Vaden, entryman, together with his witness Frank E. SorenSen and Raymond H. Bergman, of Wasilla, Alaska, has made final proof on his homestead, Anchorage serial 011693, for lots l, 2, SW14NEA, NW14SE14, sec. 27, T. Is N. R. 1 w. SIM. containing 176.63 acres, and it is now in the files of the District Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office, Anchor age, within the period of publica- tion or thirty days thereafter. said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued. (SIGNED) GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Acting Manager.
 Date First Publication October B, 1948.
 Date Last Publication Novem- Der 10, 1948.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20

Mrs. Carl and Mrs. John Du- rand of Anchorage recently visit ed at the Miles France, Stanley Zaborac and Leonard Moffitt homes here in the Valley.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20
DANIELS In the Lions Den

the first of November the second Community Chest drive funds will open in the Matanuka Valley At that time Mat will join Americans everywhere united o goodwill toward the more unfortunate among us
 This years drive goal has not yet been fixed It will be de upon Friday meeting this week. when the requests o participating organizations to be received and eVaaed by the drive committee
 However though goal has been fixed and the active drive begun there those who are predicting dismal failure for the Community Chest drive in the Maanuka Valley They take pride their prediction geeluy pointing to what they
 Yet we wonder by what terms they wonder
 beeaved relatives the widows and iatheres children the sick all of whom received help from the Community Chest the Valley last year, would call that drive a failure.
 In addition last drive paid funds help the Boy Scouts Library Association the Valley Health Council and the ACC Would they dub it failure wonder alter accepting the help that offered.
 Those who cry failure had examine themselves It truth Community Chest itself fails The people community may fai but the principles which lie behind the Chest plan of giving change The failure lies within the people and with fundamental i'll in the plan
 The Community Chest plan has been formulated help you plan vour giving in blsineslke Under the Community Chest you lump your giving into one sumou give during the year. relieves of the obligation for small sum donations dozen different charities.
 The Community Chest plan be best described the adult way of handling charity rownup community When child young he looks his for his daytody needs He beg dime and nickel there fulfill the small of his life But that child grows older he stands ready responsibility for his needs his funds longer doed him drblets of small change. He placed allowance with the expectation of receiving definite of money at det ne time each week month.
 financial plan and then solicit the funds which will fulfill plan is bsnesikc the budget operating plan of merchant It the plan adopted by all adult connun ties of
 prepared when the Valley drive begins discuss plan giving with the solicitor who your door He will have of choices for you may pay immediately and in lump the of money you intend to aot others during the year. or you may choose an easier payment Pan whereby you pledge certain percentage of gift be paid each month.
 Either plan acceptable Either plan will help you organ ze your giving definite bas And that definite plan will be help your neghbor need than haphazad last scheme of giving, which may be evolved too late help him in his desperate need.
 Give to the Community Chest this year.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20

FrOsh Hazing Planned
 WASILLA-FreShman of the local high school are to be offi- cially hazed next Friday, it was announced this week by the
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20

sophomore class. The initiation will conclude with a movie, a re- ception and a dance, to be en- joyed by all Wasilla high school students.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20
NOTICE

TRY OUR new Hess Hair Milk treatment; excellent dandruff remover, stops falling hair, changes gray hair back to its original color. For a dandy hair cut, and a shave that's closer than the next second, it's the
 VALLEY BARBER SHOP
 Daryl Meeks, Prop.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20
NOTICE

NOTICE CLIFFORD E. LILLIETHUN: For information of interest to you, please contact City Loan Co.,, 305 4th & Pike Bldg, Seattle, Wash.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE

SINGER SEWING machines, re- built; portable type; immedi- ate delivery. Contact Freeman at Frontiersman or call MT. Schmidt in Anchorage, Main 165 evenings. ROADHOUsE, doing excellent business, on Palmer Highway at Mile 36. First-rate location on trout stream. Must sell due to ill health. Write P. o. Box 713, Palmer.
 COAL STOKER, comp, $50; hay fork and carrier, $25; 50-gal. electric water heater, 220 volt. See Arthur Marsh. YOUTH BED wiinnerspring mat tress; lamp shade, washable plastic; IA" table lamp. Mrs. Seth Cook.
 ALTO SAXOPHONE, $85; Road master bike, SAP; Elto outboard motor (repairs needed $10. Gene Marsh, Coop Garage.
 FOR SALE OR RENT GROOM HOUSE-G. A. Lindsey, Box 798, Palmer. NEW MATERIALS for sale; mems suiting, half price. Ina. Valley Cleaners. '35 CHRYSLER, good condition, good tires. ToSt'S Service.
 FOR RENT CABIN, part. furn.; 2 mi. south of town. See William HoskinS, Experiment Station. CABINS; located opposite Hart ley Bros. Garage. See A. H. Marsh.
 3-ROOM HOUSE at the Butte. Ina. Coop office.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20

Patients newly admitted to the Valley Hospital this week in cluded:
 Caroline Davidson of Fort Rich ardson, Markle Ervan of Gulka- na, Charles RadoSevoch of Jones' vile, Mrs. John Leman of Wasil- la, Mrs. Bernard McClafferty of MatanuSka, Mrs. Jack Maze, Mrs. Peter Danielson of Sutton and Mrs. Merle Puddicombe.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20

LESSONS IN PIANO Accredited high school teacher; students may receive credits. Contact at Neal Wright's.
 MARY BAIRD STOECKLE
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20

New Puddicombe A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Merle Puddicombe of Palmer on Oct. IA.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-10-20
FOR EXCHANGE

TWO OIL heaters for one good coal heater. Ina. at Browns Shop at North Palmer.
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Budget Sports Shop
Street Floor

57-slS.75 and s22.s5 1000 Wool
Suits with torso cuff jackets and
circular skirts and suits with bo-
lero jackets and ballerine skirts.
Light blue, navy, rose or aqua.
Sizes 9 to Is $12
29-$l9.95 Swing Jacket, ballerina
skirt l00eo wool suits in contrast
ing colors, Pink jacket, black
skirt, Kelly jacket. navy skirt,
aqua jacket, cocoa skirt. Sizes 8
to Is -- $l2
11-S2s B3xy Jackets. straight
skirt suits in 1000 wool flannel.
Cocoa or navy. Sizes II to IS SIS
60-s3.59 to S5.95 Sweaters includ-
ing boxy pullovers in navy, brown
or grey. short sleeved fitted navy
pullovers. black and green striped
torso pullovers. Sizes 81 to SO 81
40-S3.95 to S5.95 Blouses, includ-
ing jewel neckline. short sleeve
blouses with embroidery trims and
white tailored rayon shirts in long
and short sleeve styles. One of a
kind and sizes --- 81 and 81
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Ten Exchange Teachers
To Be Sent to France

Ten American school teachers are
to be sent to France on an exchange
basis for the 1948-9 school year.
under a plan announced today by
John w. Studebaker, United States
Commissioner of Education.
The teachers, from Junior COL
leges and senior high schools, will
teach English in French schools.
Applications now are being received
by the director, Division of Inter-
national Educational Relations, OFF,
ice OF Education.
Evening star., 1948-05-27


printed e styles with fun skirts or
few solid negee
bedckes with lace In pink or white sizes
in
1s-slss EnblesRayon rayon sauns
in ayon
A few trimmed with lace, lew
ensembles nesgees and one
IL 10
and a juniors and ---------------si'
Hondkerchefs-Street Floor
WomenHnd embroidered Chinese nnh %
assortment ''o
oottons machine hens
"'"s ''' A"-~'" ~ Size
Belts Scorfs-Street Floor
darkgr red,K iof 'sc
Evening star., 1948-05-27
French Room-Second Floor

frenCn ko0n-9eCOnu
This includes dped black or navy
butoned IN shanung
embroidered
Sizes 10 to 10 in the groups@S s@S
Afternoon cocktail dresses this group
trimming twopece toast wool
detailing full skted lace baerna navy blue
trimming and dotted dresses
Fock
n
print baerna dress in pink
shoulder chartreuse print
faile
dinner long
silk print with patent belt and black but
black
sis size Rayon crepe gowns embroidery
S5S
Mostly
q kind blue
button detailed
detailing print
blue silk shanung suit dress Sizes 10 to 20 the
300
with jackets
trims gabardtne costume with
Sizes IL and Is
wool costumes
trim Sizes H. u and
blue wool
cun black and wh1e
skirt tafea trimming white print
fale
this Sizes 10 to sss
print dress with
skirted black wool
costume with eyet blouse Sizes IL to IL S-slo'
Evening star., 1948-05-27
20-Misses' $59.75 Spring Coots-$38
needepont are back long coats Sizes 10 to s
34-Misses' SIS Toppers-S29
coats emerald beige coral MILDLY
and Sizes 10 to Is.

|
misses
and 6 ---
misses s7s FngertenEh beige
- and "a
Long
black,
-$S
Button, reback Coat MILDLY blue wool
size "A --
misses
s-Nes sss Dressy green
/ nd
Misses
Placid Size sss
$9sS Black Suede Wool FngepLngth Coat with braid
Misses s65 Long
tweed mixture
placid chongo
style fngerp length
Beige MILDLY black to
MILDLY. $S
s5s5 Needlepoint Wool
Cardigan
Long style
.ssss strooeks Tunenrh T.sa Placid
green MILDLY
pink
wool in
l-Juns Fnsip-lnxth wrisenrth black kel
Sizes Is 32s
Beige or grey Sizes l3 and is
Juniors $751; Fostmann Wool Navy Tppers
s---$ $3s
Wool MILDLY
I, Is -------------------- S3S
Size l3 $ss
S5s5 black
to $1
black MILDLY Emerald
Sizes . to 3ss
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Misses Dresses-Seeond Floor
"a Misses S22.95 and SIS Dresses-$l5
Women's Dress Shop-Second Floor
100 Women's sl9.95 and sz2e5 Dresses-sl2

tailored gabardine black navy
with stitching collar and pockets novelty o
blue basic styles with h1
ukng sweetheart neckne and dped
basic and dressy Styles short or
necklne draped skirts color
inserts few separate boeo
A and 1874 70
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Millinery, Street Floor
S. and S.

5o-Ss.50 to $12.50 Hats
Straws with flower and ribbon
trims, sailors, bonnets. bretons
with large and small brins.
black, natural and a few colors.
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Cosmetics-Street Floor

32-S1.50 / Do Cream SOC
1881 Kathryn Hormone Cream,
SOC
508-S1.S0 Perma Nail soc
18-s2 Growing Glory Permanent,
81
20-$2.7s Crowning Glory Perma-
nent ------------ Sl.38
1o-s1.75 Growing Glory refills,
S8c
1s-$1.S0 Varva Follow Me" Toilet
Water $1.10
10-s4 Suzy Band Box Cologne.
So
3-Suzy Madrigal Cologne $3.50
SIS EcarIate de Suzy Cologne,
$3.50
24-69c Novelty Soaps 35c
6-98c Novelty Soaps 49c
24-S2 Essence Imperial Russo 81
10-S3.75 Essence Imperial Russo,
s1.87
60-S1.95 Hair Brushes 81
1-S22.50 Maurice Rentner Eight
Thirty Perfume ---$10
1-$42.50 Maurice Rentner Eight
Thirty Perfume ------S2 $40
1-$12.50 Maurice Rentner Eight
Thirty Perfume -------- S7.75
All ercept brushes and soap,
plus 20% tor
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Nee|ieee shop-Fourth Floor
53-s8e to Sl495 Robes Coffee Coots, Bedjoekets-S5

l3 Spun
coffee twoones coral aqua yellow sizes
trimmed
Two wool jackets trimmed with lace maize
orcora and
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Hondboes-Street Floor

All handbags plus 20T tar
S5-S5 and S5.95 Fabric Handbags
including pouches, double handle
bags. elongated styles Some tai
lored, others dressy. Black or navy
rayon $3.50 and SO
so-s7.50 and $7.95 Rayon Faille
Bags plus few suedes and leath-
ers. Small cocktail type rayon
faille bags, street bags, some tai
lored, some dressy. Double handle
and under arm styles. Black,
brown. The suedes are soft red
pouch styles, the feathers, black
or navy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
23-S12.50 Black Calfskin Pannier
Handle Bags with skirt effects S.
15-s5 Black and Brown Under
arm Bags with upper tops, in plas-
tic calf 81
25-sIS.50 Rayon Faille Pouch
Style Bags, some with simulated
gold frames, others with covered
frames, metal clasps. Brown, black,
navy. green, red SIS
15-$22.95 Snakeskin Handbags,
some tailored, others dressy. Pan
nier styles and double handle
styles, -----.--------S15
12-$18.50 to SIS Genuine Calfskin
Bags, many styles. double handles,
clutch bags, some inside zippers.
$3.50 to SIS
14-$l5 Snakeskin Bags, tan only.
Soft pouches, elongated bags, some
with frames, others with upper
tops $3.50
1855 Plastic Patent Double
Handle Bags with metal tops So
Evening star., 1948-05-27

100 pairs-S6.95 TO $685. Shoes
One and two pairs of style.
Pumps, sings. flats. nurses OK
fords and casuals in the group 50
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Shoes-Fourth Floor
US Poirs Women's S9.e5 to
Sl2.o5 Shoes, S.

Group includes-blue calf sling
pumps, black patent leather
sling pumps, black patent opera
and ankle strap shoes, black
suede fats and ankle straps
with platforms. black and
brown calf walking oxfords and
red calf ankle straps with plat
forms. Good size selection.
Evening star., 1948-05-27

discontinued Vanity Fair blue sizes IS to a.
13,
Corset Shop-Second Floor
satn cool for
dovnstreh Sizes 81
as and as onlv and
discontinued
for the tall
brief pantes
ao S395
Satin Baser
in "a and
yle------
discontinued from 10 and
and S595
pu-ons only sizes
smal,m and soSo
knit ex small
Iaroe onlv 1.95 an
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Gloves-Street Floor

124 pairs $50 to S6 Fabric
Gloves-moStly double woven cot
tons, handsewn, some rayon gloves,
lin white, brown, tah,. black. Some
slightly soiled soc 10 $2.95
80 Pairs-$4 to $3.50 Gloves-im-
ported and domestic suedes, cape
skins Oamb), kidskins. and doe
finished sheepskins.s Brown, black,
white and pastels: 8f.s5 I'd S4.95
Evening star., 1948-05-27

IS Womens $40 to S65 Long Dessy Spring Coots-$3S

and styles in gabardne covert
coares styles Black,
grey MILDLY blue Sizes 50 to 40 and le1s to 21
Evening star., 1948-05-27


grey embroidery daped skirts
4s75 including black crepes with
printed dresses one ano
Womens -------
cou prints
few black
gold
seouin trim W1omens sizes
with
$ss
black with bracelet sleeves draped neckns and skirts
with wool length coat Two-pc blue costume 1909
with length
Womens
--L--$4s
grounds sweet
Black
effect styles with
embroidery shoulderne
necklne bracelet length sleeves and
6La including sheer black with print
surpce dress with coorful
at the
Evening star., 1948-05-27

straight white slips Size TO- $
satin slips with trimmed tops and bottoms Pink
-S3;
Ta;lored mink rayon Sims
Slips 81 to 49, SIS
pettoa white and
s3s
sosSs5 taneta skirts Small medium large Ss
small medium
Small medium
large 81!
Upift size 81
discontinued by Vanity Fair Sizes 81 ar
as-s2 Nyn 4
beautifully royal
light blue Size "a only ~"
tailored Styles
80 SO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5o-s5s5 Panie Gdes in tearose small and medium
Gdles medium and
7s-sse. R.yon SInx-ace trimmed
Evening star., 1948-05-27


aored,s
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Is Misses S49.75 Toppers-S29

MILDLY. beige emerald
S
75 Formann Wool Toppers with sailor collars double
MILDLY. Sizes 10 to II $3
black
kelly blue Sizes to
black 10 to 81
MILDLY emerald Sizes 10 Is
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Navy's ThincIads Trim
Manhattan, Vi||anova
with Field Wins ss
By the Assoeiotsd Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May Navy
retained supremacy over Manhattan
and Villanova In a triangular track
meet today at the Naval Academy
picking up decisive points in the
last two field events.
Navy. which won last year in the
first encounter among the three
teams, scored 73 points. Manhattan
was second with 6lA, and Villanova
third with 27H.
Eight new meet records, set last
year. were broken and two were tied
Summaries:
ons mile run; 1-Thompson, Villa
fsTd fsn' fims Mnah.ttis 41s4 4-Tsrrnian' Manhas-
esISSald e1lHass run Navy 1s0 Homss msnhsina viia
nova; 4-Burke, Msnha attain. Time. 4s.s.
ss0-yard run: 20 Connell. Manhattan;
Mps0n Manhstaan: 4-knapp. 4'anov' Navy -Rifnae fime
32o-yard run: 1-cianciabella, Man
Villanova: 4-Murray, Navy. Time, 2a.4
1Oo-yard dash: I-cinciabeiia, Man
haitian; 2-LaSley, Navy: 3-Kent, Man
haitian; 4-MeCreary. Villanoya. Time. 1G.
NJ l2o-yard hish hurdles: l---Bersgren,
BRyrnes. Manhattan: 4-BarroW. Navy
,nI5sh Hish Jump; Davis. Navy, g feet %.
Brannon. Navy, (tiel 5 feet II14 inches;
4TDrew, Manhattan' feet .2H inches
inches; a-BlaiS. Manhattan. 135 feet
~ inches: 3-Smith, Navy. l29 feet 914
inches; 4-Somogye. Navy, 129 feet.
Shot put: Smith Navy. As feet 4 =.
inches; 2-Beeler. Navy AZ feet l 1 inches:
Scout. Navy. "A feet eA inches; f.
Barton, Manhattan. 35 feet = inch.
feet 4 inches; 2-Rudzis, Navy. 10 feet
| inch. 4-Perkins, Navy. 165 feet o
Broad jump: Fisher. Navy. % feet
-, inches; 2.MeCulloush. Navy, q feet
lOSs inches; 3-Siri, Navy, 81 feet 93s
inches; 4-Rossler. Manhattan, FL feet
one-mile relay: 1-,Manhsttan tBurk.
lHolmes Musceili, Ross, MccrearyJ; 8
Navy (Ansleman, Elliott. Knapp, Carl.
baldD. Time, 3 minutes % 5 seconds.
Flinter. Manhattan, 3-Haii' Navy: a
seconds.
22O-ysrd low hurdles: sullivan. Man
haitian; Kennedy, Navy; 3-Byrnes
Manhattan: 4-Kelley, Villanova. Time,
25.4 seconds.
man vtiianova TED, i. Nt' feet snq ineSes dees
;!-Hardy. Navy, IL feet; Space and
Manhattan; tied. Il feet inches.
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Veteran Navy Crew Beats Yale
With Drive in Last HufMIe

gained its advantage. pulling to a
quarter length lead with a quarter
mile left and upping it in smash
ing drive down the home stretch.
Yale, stroked by John Kingsbury,
maintained a high beat throughout
starting at As and never gong lower
than 35. Navy finished in 38 after
hitting an average of 80 most Of
the way.
Navy's freshmen also licked the
Blue. winning by IL. lengths in 1908
to Yale's 10:134.
Yale managed to beat Navy in two
other races over the 2-mile course,
the jayvees winning by about two
lengths in 10:042 to Navy's l0:ll,
and earlier, the Blues third varsity
eked out a 3-foot triumph over
Navy's third varsity, the winning
time l0:07.2 and Nays 10:074.
In preliminary races, all over the
Henley distance of one and SIS
miles. Yale swept Cornell in three
and Columbia in the other. In the
highlight of this series. the Ellis
varsity lightweights led Cornell by
about two lengths.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

Miles of Eastern High Equals
Byrd Stadium Record in Dash

Dixon tAnacostio. Time, o:s.s tties
hsG oeorse eaISeS washinstoSp
legsi; Tine o;l6.5 new iecordI;
SMWoodward ihnacostia1. Time, 4:43. 3.
LIB; shet put County,. lEKsrihnIeer Fass aIe
3-zinsmeister tcatonsviiie). Distance
Hish Jump county: lM,Tucks5 port
DandsIfi Height; 5 feet 5 inches ~
Mefssa Hass5''9sin 7si.dsns5uI E's' rl@s Sss $s
Fowler GW.-LJ: 2-Yentres WILSON,; p
cFoft aiI5 assn MHsys isSsn HsserstoRnJ: s@
Estes CBel Airl: Time. O;53i3:
niIei nueiap uEssssTn tWssternj GnesGn Time o:aa
.%20:ya5d dash County; ,oLnj imsrgee. s
EasTson sAlfson''(:B (Bel AiSi Tims. 6ss.o thew
ss6-ysyd run: dnterschc,astis,; j
Fe Pole "; vault t Nnterschoissticj: IZMinick
(W. l.; Holmes tAnacostial:, p
Goldberg Forest Pars. Height IL feet
i2-lb. shot put Gnterscholasticl; u y,
80 Regain 'Roosevelp. Distance. 81
feet 5's inches.
Broad Jump county: Emerson tBel
Air); brown WESTMINSTER; Steven
son CFt. HID. Distance 20 feet s''
Broad lump Unterscholas 1-9ohen
Bait City,: "--Rubnstein tCooifdgel
:i-Xidor Patterson ParD. Distances Il
DISCUS GnterScholsstic,: 1-Cockerill
fW-L); BROWN tEastern): 3-EVerett
IBalto City, Distance, l2j feet 2 inches
Jayelin dntesscholasuc): l-Roderlck
,TechI: johnson CW-L); 3-Moore
(Coolidgeb. Distance, IS! feet "a inch.
Interscholsstic SS0-relay l-Eastefn
,Landon Parkinson. Cotton. Miles: =
,W-L) Lee; 3-Patterson. Time, 1:324 =
County High School ss0-relay: i,
Hagerstown Bowman, Hayes, Bueler and
Hauler); 2-AIleghany; Bel Air. Time
One mile relay Cwashington high
/ schools): Wilson tVentries. ROderick
Craig, Hardy; Tech; 3-Eastern
One nile relay Maryland High Schools
Patterson tArortss Hermetey. Piekerie
szamskD. Baltimore Poly; 3-Fores'
Park Time. i.36.',
Interscholastic high Jump: First place
tie between Durdow &C. W. and Duncart
Central; 3-Bsrhham tCollidge). Height
q feet.
Evening star., 1948-05-02

Bespectacled Forrest Miles of
Eastern High School equaled the
Byrd Stadium l00-yard dash record,
scored 13 points to gain individual
honors and the gold watch. yes
terday at the University of Mary
land. but it wasn't enough to stop
Washington-Lee's -clads from
winning the interscholastic track
meet
The Generals nosed out their Dis
trict rivals, 80 to %. as long -stridiEg
Bobby Jones scorched the cinders
with l:57.7 performance that
shaved almost two full seconds off
the 880-yard scholastic record.
1t was record-shattering day.
EaStern's 880-yard relay team of
Landon, Parkinson, Cotton and
Miles ran the distance in 1924,
better than three seconds under the
former mark. Keith Mcdonald of
George Washington High shaved
OIL second off the 120 high hurdles
record, and Earl Bruce of Allegany
lowered the county 220-yard record
OF of a second TO % fiat.
Miles also won the 220-yard dash
and ran anchor leg on the relay
Bruce, scored II points to win
the gold watch for the outstanding
performance among county school
boys.
Scholastic team totals were Wash
ington-Lee. 80; Eastern. %; G. w.
IA; Coolidge. Il; Wilson, 9; Tech
8: Baltimore City College. 7; Ana
costa, 5: Patterson Park, 5; Central
A. Roosevelt. Western and Forest
Park, | each.
HagerStown won the county cham
pionShip with "a points, followed
by Allegany with Is; Fort Hill and
Bel Air, IA each; Harve De Grace
s. Westminster, 3; BladenSburg, 21a
Montg Blair and Dundalk
Ia each and CatonSville. l.
IOo-yard dash county. - Bruce
tAllcganvD; Farley IHagerstownD: 3
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Evening star., 1948-05-02
Prep Track Title
| OfVnginio Again
Won by Episcopal
By the Associoted Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, May
l-Episcopal High School emerged
from the rain and mud with 5;
points to win its second consecutive
State prep school track champion
ship here today.
Woodberry Forest, frequent win
ner in past years, crowded the de.
Tending champions all the way
placing a close second with 49l.
points.
Trailing far behind were Staun-
ton Military Academy with IA
points, Fork Union with 111s, Green
brier, 6, Hargrave S. st. Chris
tophers 4, Fishburne 4, Stuyvesant
8, Augusta 2, Randolph Macon 2
and Virginia Episcopal y.