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EXECUTIVE
LISTING SERVICE
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

5I12 CONN AVE. NW.-Corner,
1st-foor, 2-bedrm. apt; in estab-
lished coop bldg bright. taste
fully redecorated, modern kit, new
Venetian blinds; lovely condition;
sell completely furn.: Sl1,500 lib
eral terms; possession. OWNER.
OR. 513s; will be in lobby Sunday,
3 to 6 pm. 81
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.. section
Overlooking Park, ? rms. dInette,
kit. and bath in modern bldg, estab-
lished coop, $4,000 on terms. AD.
2059 till pm. -
VACANT
You can move right in these very
attr. 2-bedrm. apts,, brand-new,
fully equipped kitchens, choice To-
cation; fireproof elevator bldg, best
shopping and transp. Inspect to-
day. 1885 phelts pl. NV. Co-opera-
tive Il blk west of Conn. ave. at
Calf. ST. Apt. 33 open 2 to pm.
EDWARD J. KYLE, Realtor, 1907
Eye st. NV. ST. 5755, CO. OILS.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-korthwest
CHEVY CHASE r @

fine brick residence with
liv. rm., din. rm, kit. bedrm. and
bath on lst A.; bedrms.. 2 baths,
2nd A.; bedrm., bath and rec. rm.
in bsmt., det. garage. Price,
S29,500. $500 cash, bal in l
trust. Ewes. call Mr.. Harper, WI.
1875.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
7004 Wis. Ave, WI. 1920. WI. $500.
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Mr.. 10th and Varnum st. NV.

nj. loCn ana Varnum 81. NV.
Larse bright 8-room and 2-bath;
beautiful modern kitchen. bedrms.
and den on End floor; lovely front
porch, tapestry brick; $4,000;
substantial cash. Owner will take
back all of first trust. No nicer
house in the city for the money;
block Of 18th st. bus. High class
neighborhood for gracious living.
Call Mrs. Beall, RA OO36, CHAP
MAN REAI,Ty RE 3316 -2S
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UPPER PETWORTH
2 COMPLETE APTS.
Open Sun, 9 to 5 pm, 423 Decatur
st. w.-Occupy one, rent other at
$3.50 per month; would also make
nice 6-room 2-bath home for the
family; needs decorating. SI2,95O
or best offer will buy it. Substan-
tial cash necessary. Mr.. Clark, GE
COIL,
Marshall J. Waple Co.
1924 14th st. NV. Realtor DI. 3346
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HOUSES FOR SALE-korthwest
COLORED-BEAUTIFUL corner house
for sale: 10 rooms and / bath and
semibath, built-in garage; hardwood
floors. Call DU. OOS6. -26
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CHEVY CHASE
Country Club Section

SONA1tA NAAS wv SeAoAA
Built for gracious entertaining;
Colonial brick and stone home; sit
uated on p acre. AS we enter the
home, there is a large reception
hall, large living room with fireplace.
Isxls Library. dining room. kitchen
and breakfast room, den and pow
der room; marble circular stairway
to second floor, with 4 bedrooms
and . baths. master bedroom has
fireplace; third floor. bedrooms
and bath; basement has recreation
room with fireplace; built-in Gear
garage. Other features too numer-
Gus to mention makes this one of
the most complete homes in this
area.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Sl7.95O; Colonial brick, liv. rm. fire.
place. din. rm., kit. " bath; End
A., 3 bedrms. and l bath; full bsmt.;
conv. to everything.
RIGGS & co.
EN-. 2345 If no ans, TO. 56@7.-26
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ST. 0505.
$3.50 FULL PRICE

ON LIBERAL TERMS
Close in. 3la rms. e bedrms). plus
kit. and bath Owner occupied.
Coop. apt. ir excel cond Bldg
free of mortgage. For details call
Mr.. Palmer
HOME REALTY co.
Realtor. co. 1896 or RE 1897.
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WO. 1888
BRIGHTWOOD BUNGALOW

3I5 Aspen ST. NV. Open Sunday 80
Permastone construction. In new
condition. Nothing like it, Full Of
extras, your dreamhouse. Knotty-
pine recreation room. Completely
finished basement Offering excellent
income possibility Large beautiful
New gas heat. Substantial cash
necessary. Mr.. CLARK. GE. 9011. &.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. Realtor. d. 3346
-27
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DETACHED CORNER

OPEN SUNDAY ] TO 6 I
39Os 25th pl. n.e.-English brick and
stone. LIST fl, - bath, 1ge. living rm.,
with flrepl, bookshelves, din. rm..
and din. rm; End a., 3 bedrms.,
bath, cedar closets; brightly deco
rated; studio-type bsmt.. garage,
conv. to transp.: owner will con-
slider trade. To reach: Out Michi-
70 Randolph and 25th pl. ne Mary
Ellen Zantzinger. MA. 5371: ewes.
WA. 1877
o. B. ZANTZINGER co.
Established 1900. 945 K St. NV.
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MICHIGAN PARK
4415 18th ST NE

Open 1-6 Sunday, excellent prevar
semidet. brick home, foyer entrance,
large liv. rm.. attrac. din. rm and
kit. with stove and refgr., bdrms.,
pleasant c'oSet space. recreation
rm.. asphalt tile A.. laundry rm.,
cessed radiation. aluminium storm
windows, screened awnings, COM
Portable front porch Nice lawns
ana shrubberv, most conv. to
schools, buslines, shopping; sales
man on premises.
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VILLAGE-A home Of dis
tinction. The most convenient new
house community in Washington.
Just few minutes from downtown;
designed for the discriminating buy
er; 6 lovely rooms 2 baths, concrete
kitchen; lge. lots; price below COM
petitors. Shown By appointment
only. Call Mr Goldsborough, EN-.
q53q with REITFIJ nj 310n 90
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Near Blessed Sacrament and Rose
mary School. This detached brick
home. in new-house condition, was
standing builders; LIST floor living
room, dining room, beautiful elec-
trio kitchen with dishwasher and
plenty of cabinets. l bedroom and
bath. 3 feet above 1st-foor level,
and . other large bedrooms. and
tile bath on end floor; heated and
finished room on 3rd level; attached
garage; oil h.w.h.; located on beau
tiful lot with many shade trees. F.
A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn. ave.
EN- 1870 Omen q till q pa
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q BEDRMS.-VACANT

4 BEDRMS.-VACANT
Whittier st., east of 18th st.-Beau-
tiful 8-room home, including 4 bed
rooms, 2 tiled baths, full basement,
maids room. bui.t-in garage. This
home will be sold at fair price; can
make terms; property vacant and
possession with deed: owner moved
to Penna. Call Mr. Goodman, WO.
O225; BEALL TURNER g. CO., 1105
Vermont ave-, MA. 6131. Open
Saturday and Sunday. | to dark.
Mr.. CONN. AND TILDEN ST.
A :3-story semidetached 11-rm. house
near every convenience. excellent
for rest home, rooming house or
to remodel into individual apart
ments: oil heat, beautiful modern
kitchen, large GE refrigerator,
aluminium screens and storm win.
dows. Owner must sell because of
illness. Priced at only $4,000.
Phone Mr.. Evans. WO. 0290. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H St. N. W. MA. 2345.
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1924 MASS. AVE. NE.
Open Sun, to z. An excellent bldg
containing / and 2 bedrm. apis. with
bath: conv. neiehborhood. near Lin
coin Park, stores, schools and transp
These apis. offer an excel. buy on
terms to suit Mo. payments as low
as $50 per mo- includ. all utils
Mr.. Cross, at other times, MA. 1879
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
1918 18th st. NV. Ma. 1879. 81
COLORED -CO-OPERATIvE apart.
ments, 1419 R st. NV; open 2 tc
8; small down payment 5 large
rooms, back porch, detached build.
ins See these beautiful /apts
HENRY SALUS Established 1920
1l04 Vermont ave-, ST. 1914. 81
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WOODSIDE REALTY co
ReoI+nr- GU S1dO tilI O n N, -
MICHIGAN PARK

Modern semidetached brick home. 1st
floor powder room. equipped kitchen.
3 sunny bedrooms, daylight base
heat. large correI fenced lot Call
Mr. Stover, CAMPANELLA g. WOOD.
Elk. Alb: ewes. and Sun. TW. 1910.
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Open Today and Sunday
2332 Nebraska Ave NV.

1914 K st. N. w. =
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CLEVELAND PARK
Open Sunday. 3 to 5. 31O1 34th St
NV. Excellent 5-bedrm. house, also
maids rm. and bath, very large
living rm., modern equipped kitch-
en-, must be sold very soon. Priced
Exclusive Agent. AID. S9l2; week
end. Mr Chase, HU. 1897. -27
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GEORGETOWN

Remodeled brick; living room with
bedrooms and bath, gas heat. Price,
$4,000. ROxANA B. DORAN. AD.
S912; ewes, Mr.. Chase, HU. 1897.
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
1925 33d st. n.w.-6 rooms. bath,
hot-air heat: ideal for remodeling;
all-white neighborhood: price S1O,-
$50. Call Sat. and Sun. bet. 8 and
IL. Mrs. Harper, WO. 56O2. JOS
EPH NJ. WISE, exclusive agent, 1882
Wise. ave. DU. 0200. -27
MT. PLEASANT
Semidetached corner brick with IA
rooms. 8 baths, furnished, now used
as rooming home. always filled
with CT students, monthly income
$3.50. Immediate possession. Asking
$4,000. To inspect call Mr.. Bedell,
co. 1886, with
E. r. BOYNTON co.
OR. OsoO, 1925 Wis. ave. NV. -27
North Silver Spring Bunga.
6 rooms, 2 baths, bedrooms on 1st
fir. One extra large bedroom on 2nd
flr. Full bath with shower on 1st
flr. and shower bath in cellar. Built
in garage Oil heat. House in fair
condition. Large lot Convenient to
ali utilities. Very good location and
Cali Mr.. orem, GE. 1880:
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 I4th st. NV, Realtor. DI. 3346
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CRESTWOOD AREA
4314 18th st. nw.-Open for your
inspection today and Sunday. 9 to
g pm. rms. . baths, gas heat,
garage: priced to sell to settle estate.
Call Mr. Lueck. AID. OO21, ewes. WO.
5T33. SHOCKEY g. MOORHEAD.
Realtors -o7
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RIVER TERRACE
5-rm. row brick, tile bath, recre. rm. ;
good cond.; screened front porch,
rear yard to alley; price, $9.25O.
ewes at oS1S or NO OO64 -2S
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CLEVELAND PARK

Only S19.5O0 for this spacious de-
tached home, near 34th and Ma
ouirement; 8 stories, rooms and
. baths; heavy slate roof. hot-water
heat with oil burner, electric re-
friserator, large front and double
rear porches: detached garage: ideal
home and location for family with
children: Phone Mr.. Schwab, WO.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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"DUMBARTON"

Just of Reservoir rd.: attractive det
brick home; large liv. room with
fireplace, spacious dining room, lge
kitchen. library with powder room;
3 large bedrms.. 2 baths: 2-car ga
rage; dead-end street, no traflc;
property is priced for quick sale;
owner being transferred. If you
ME. 1l43 until 8, pm. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN
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American University Park
6-room detached brick with garage.
screened back porch. lavatory; first
floor, 3 rooms. bath; second floor.
finished third floor; deep lot. 500
500.
M RrokerS WO 1893
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

First time offered. excel town
houses in this rapidly improving
section One is a three-story brick
with 10 rms. now used as guest
house with $1,000 annual income;
compl. furnished and equip. with
fire escapes, gongs, etc Priced S40,-
600: only $500 required.
The other is q three-story English
bsmt corner home with IA rms.
and 8 baths; compl. furnished: an
owners 3-rn apt $1,000 cash re:
quired. Owner means business and
must sell quickly Cal Mr.. Burke.
TIE. 1879, with LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY co. AID 1900 -27
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GEORGETOWN
Owner leaving city. is Offering at
tractive home; lge liv rm., din.
rm, kit, bedrms, Ia baths.
NELLIE LOWE CASSEL
AID 211S or WI AIRS.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Two large distinguished houses which
are most appropriate for club, nom
profit institution or private school
use. Call Mr.. Harrington, MA. $500;
week ends, EN-. 7448.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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SHEPHERD PARK

Varnum st. Mr.. 18th NV.
Beautiful 2-story tapestry brick for
discriminating family, 8 large
bedrooms, . baths, modern kitchen,
garage, excellent condition. Asking
$19,500. Shown by appt. only. Call
Mr. Bedell CO. 1855, with
E. r. BOYNTON co.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-22
JUNEAU LEGION GET SURPRISE
 FROM AUX. GIRLS
Eats Are Supplied with Birthday Cake Added
 -Three Initiated

Surprise was the cry that greet ed members of Juneau Post No. 1, of the American Legion, as they ad- journed their regular weekly meet ing last night in the Legion Dug out. And they were surprised, too, when large number of members of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary walked through the outer door bearing cakes, sandwiches and coffee and singing Happy Birthday" T he gifts were centered around large cake bearing the American Legion insignia
 The Auxiliary's surprise was brought on in observance of the 30th Anniversary of the American Legion organization which was founded in Paris on March 15, 1919 l During the meeting, which preced- ed the celebration, three new mem- bers were initiated into the Ameri- can Legion. They are: Ken Pagan Eric Newbould and Fred Parry. It was also announced that tht
 Legion Turkey Shoot will be held 1T
 the Dugout on April 2.
 Legionnaires Don Hungerford ant Ed Kelly served on the refreshmen detail with the, help of the ladies Next week, Waino Hendrickson ant
 Chuck Porter will serve up the af | ter-meeting chow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-22
E IM, Y OUT MON.
 BY ALASKA COASTAL |AIRLINES FLIGHTS

Yesterdays full schedule of flights via Alaska Coastal Airlines brought 25 passengers into Juneau md IT went out, for total of 42.
 To Ketchikan, passengers were: Ed Ziegler, w. E. Anderson.
 To Petersburg: Jean Rice, Mrs. Casper Hallingstad, Maurice Han son.
 To Sitka: Don Lillie, Frank Booth, Max Rogers, D. P. Scudder.
 To Hoonah: Marie Riley, Pat Daniels.
 To Baranof: F. Bahovic.
 To Skagway: MT. Ghiglione, Mir. McGowan.
 To Haines: R. c. Manuel, Larry Lindstrom.
 To Angoon: V. P Harris.
 From Angoon: Joseph James, ". P. Harris.
 From Haines: Leo R. Albecker.
 From Chatham. Erwin Foldo
 From Tenakee: Mrs. Costance Paddock, Jimmie Paddock, MT. and Mrs Ole Lang. From Pelican. Peter Brown, Miss Margaret McCaddon, Frances Tor kelsen, E. Torkelsen.
 From Sitka: Sam Paul, $. Vuko- vich. From Hawk Inlet: Susie Erig. From Sitka: MT. and Mrs. Mike Lewis and two children, Max Rog- CTS, Miss Rodgers, K. Jones, Frank George, Ted Singer. From Wrangell: Hugh Antrim.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-22
Boring Sea Sailing Schedule of Alaska
 Steam Announced

SEATTLE, March g. R-Bering Sea sailing schedule for ships of Alaska Steamship Company was an- nounced today by H. N. Peterson, general traffic manager.
 Four freighter sailings are listed for June 4, July 8, August 12 and September 30 The ships have not yet been named.
 The June sailing will include shipments for Unalaska, Nome, Solomon, Golovin, St. Michael, Un- alakleet, Moses Point, Savoonga and Gambell July 8, for Unalaska, Nome Teller, Wales, Shishmaretf, Deerlng, Keewalik, Kotzebue August l2, for Unalaska, Nome, Solomon, Golovin and St. Michael; September 30, tor Unalaska, St. Michael, Unalakleet and Nome.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-22
Dear Ruth to Be
 AN-SChooI Play

Dear Ruth a play that has drought laughs from Broadway to Hollywood, has been chosen for pre- sensation by Juneau High School students April g.
 Cast for the All-School play pro- duction was announced today by Miss H len Schaefer, dramatics teacher, following recent tryouts.
 Unusual manner of production Will be used, with a center stage in the middle of the high school gym nasium, with the audience seated around the stage. This production method, made famous on the West Coast by the University of Washing ton Penthouse Theatre, was also used in last years All-School Play
 Cast of characters chosen is as follows: Bob Croken as Judge; Alice Jean Davis, the mother; Shirley 1lstead, as Ruth; Don MacKinnon as It. Bill; Walter Johnston as Albert; Aleda Warner as Ruth's sister Miriam; Don Moves as Sgt. Chuck; Carol Shellen5arger as Mar tha; Sylvia Davis as the maid Dora and Gerald Shaw as the sailor.
 A secondary cast was also chosen as stand-ins as follows: Jim Sof- oulis, Mary Lou Fagerson, Nella Germain, Katherine Bavard, Car. Weidman, Dallas Casperson, Ter ry Pegues, Lynn Bedding and Flor ence Gather.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-22
What Great Men Wrofe Me

UNITED STATES SENATE, Committee on Education and Labor.
 February 8, 1924. Albert A. White, Pocatello, Idaho. My dear Al: I have your letter of the 4th, to- gether with the copy. This is very | gratifying to me indeed. But it is nevertheless in harmony with what 1 expected of you. have felt that you were a faithful and efficient of ficer.
 Very sincerely,
 VIM. E. BORAH. STATE OF NEW YORK,
 Executive Chamber.
 ALBANY Thomas E. Dewey, Governor.
 December 2Oth, 1948. MT. Albert White, Juneau, Alaska. Dear MT. White: do want you to know how deeply grateful am for the fine generous support you gave to me this year. You have been a grand friend More than ever before all of us who believe in the Republican Party have a big job to strengthen it. l promise you will keep up my own efforts. With warmest thanks and lest regards.
 Sincerely yours,
 THOMAS E. DEWEY.
 THE WHITE HOUSE
 Washington.
 February 28, 1883. My Dear MT. White: Before leaving this office I wish to express to you appreciation I have for the public service that you have given these past years.
  That service has, and deserves to have. the gratitude of your com munity, and want you to know of my gratitude for the friendship that you have extended to me. Yours faithfully,
 HERBERT HOOVER. Honorable Albert White. United States Marshal, Juneau, Alaska. fPaid Advt) ALBERT WHITE,
 Whipping Boy for
 the COP. in Alas
 ka since 1882. IT
 years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-22
TEX zEIGLER MAKES
 FIRST LANDING ON REMOTE KING ISLE

NOME, March 22.-tR-The first plane landing ever made on remote King Island in the Bering Sea, more than 100 miles northwest o. here, was reported today by Tex ziegler, bush pilot of Igloo, Alas ka.
 Ziegler put his small craft down on the island last Friday to bring back Father Tom Cunningham, Jes- uit priest, who will go from Nome to Little Diomede Island in the Boring Strait.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-22
SPECIAL MEETING OF
 CITY COUNCIL TONIGHT

There will be a special meeting oi the Juneau City Council tonight at 7:15 o'clock to discuss A.B. Hall and Airport Building. Mayor Hen drickson, in announcing the meet ing, said the early time set is to allow transaction of the business and adjournment in time to allow the councilmen to attend the band concert at the 20th Century The ater, which starts at o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-22
CAPITOL THEATRE
 SHOWING TYCOON
 FOR FINAL TIMES

Dealing with the stormy romance of a young American engineer build ing a railroad through the Andes, RKO Radios spectacular drama, Tycoon" stars John Wayne and Laraine Day The production, in color by Technicolor, combines a suspenseful love story with an equal ly suspenseiul railroad construc- ton project in difficult moun- tainous locale. Tycoon" is showing for the final times at the Capitol theatre tonight.
 Wayne plays the engineer and Miss Day is seen as the half-Yan- kee, half-Latin daughter of the wealthy industrial tycoon for whom Wayne is working. The owner, irri- tated by Wayne's demands for more money to put concrete lining in the tunnel he is driving, becomes furious when the engineer dares court his daughter, and deliberately cts out to ruin the younger man.
 When the young couple accident lily have to spend the night in yhe mountains, the girls father jelly sees them married and then disowns lis child. Wayne doggedly tries to complete the tunnel. but his bride, unable to endure the competition of his work, returns home. The out come strikes an unusually dramatic note as the conflict between the .vo men reaches a climax at the same time as titanic things happen 1t the tunnel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-22
BUSH PILOT SAVES GRAB FISHERMEN
 ON BERINC SEA

NOME, March 22.-R-A score of crab fishermen marooned on drifting Boring Sea ice floes were rescued yesterday by Bush" Pilot Willie Foster. A motorboat saved the fishermens dog teams.
 A strong north wind carried the ice out so quickly that the men were unaware of their plight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-22
BEACHCOMBER IN PORT;
 LEAVING WEDNESDAY

Jerry Mcklnley's freighter, the M. V. Beachcomber, arrived back In port last Sunday night from the Pelican run and leaves on the Sltka run tomorrow morning. Way ports on the Sitka run are Funter Bay Hawk Inlet, Hoonah. Tenakee, An gOOn and Chatham.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
BY Angelina J. CorobeIIi
Spselol cosrsspondsnt Of The ssar


ORANGE, Va. Nov. 18.-The
Montpelier Hunt Races. to be
held on the estate Of Mrs. Marion
du Pont Scott. Montpelier Station.
tomorrow will bring the country's
1949 steeplechasing season to q
close.
The card of six hurdle, fiat and
brush races will be headed by
the Noel Laing Steeplechase. q
2h-nile handicap with a purse
value Of $4,000 added money.
Twelve 'chasers will 90 to the
post In the Noel Laing feature
and top weight has been drawn
by Mrs. Stephen G. Clark, jr.'s
Trough Hill. This Middleburg
.(va.) contender has accounted
for three major infield stakes this
year and will carry 165 pounds.
Also high on the handicapper's
weight List Is Happy Hill Farms
Adaptable from Malvern, Pa.
winner Of the Mary Mellon Stee-
plechase at Middleburg last Sat-
irday and last years winner OF
the Noel Laing, with Trough Hill
and Tourist List finishing in the
order named.
Tourist List, owned by Lowry
Watkins from Louisville. KY, will
be trying for his third victory In
this classic. having won the event
Id l946 and 1947. Tourist Lists
weight assignment in tomorrow's 8
renewal is 147. three pounds less
than he carried In his winning
efforts two years ago.
Other nominees and their
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Cardinals Hope 10 Win
Final Game Tonight

Catholic University's gridmen
hope to close their season with
= victory over Penn State Teach
ers at Lock Haven, Pa, tonight,
but Coach Jan Jankowski foresaW
another bruising struggle Tor his
team. The game was moved up
to tonight after previously being
scheduled for tomorrow.
Jankowski, however, agreed that
Catholics squad, with a victory
over Gallaudet and tie with Wash
ington College in its last two
games, was In a good frame OF
mind to bag an upset. The Teach
ers are two touchdown favorites.
The Cardinals still are nursing
bruises from the Washington
game. Guard Cliff Sisler was not
expected to play and Quarter
back Bill Holl. one of the teams
most consistent ground-gainers
was a doubtful quantity because
Of q damaged shoulder.
Jankowski- has Jim Yacobi
ready to help out with the passing
and quarterbacking. and is count
ing on Buck Ennis running and
Joe Mauiri's punting to help make
the game interesting for the op-
position.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Maryland Can Annex
Dixie Crown if Duke
Beats or Ties n. t.
By the Assoeiotsd Press

A capacity crowd Of $500 fans
will watch two Of the top rivals
in the Southern Conference
Duke and North Carolina-clash
tomorrow at Durham, N. C..
If Duke wins or gains a tie,
Maryland will win the Confer
ence championship. The Terps
do not play tomorrow.
The Duke North Carolina game
is the seth between the two arch
rivals. Barring a tie, the winner
will take the lead in the long
series which began In 1888. Each
has won 19 and dropped is, with
three games ending in a dead
lock.
Neither club will be certain Of
its offensive backfleld punch until
game time.
All-America Charlie Justice OF
North Carolina's Tar Heels, Is a
questionable starter. The Blue
Devils won't be certain Of the con-
dition Of either Fullback Jack
Mounie or Wingback Jack Fried
lund until shortly before the kick
of.
With or without Justice. North
Carolina will offer highly ef-
fective passing attack. sparked by
the receiving of End Art Weiner.
II and when Justice isn't in the
game, Weiner's pitching partner
will be Fullback Billy Hayes or
Tailback Dick Bunting.
The only other Conference game
sends Clemson to Furman. It will
have no bearing on the league
championship.
Five other loop elevens will be
busy. William and Mary has a
big intersectional test Saturday
with Arkansas at Little Rock.
North Carolina State goes to Vii
lanova. South Carolina invades
Georgia Tech. George Washing
ton and Georgetown square OF
here.
"A Saturday night tilt finds
Davidson at Rollins College.