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BURsAh sALE-AARYLAho sUsuRBAA sALE-AARYLAho S,
FOR SALE BY OWNER

NJ Immaculate 3-oeo.E white
brick. ceater-han plan. fuzzy Get.
home. Ice uirrored ltv rn with
arrpi and picture wtnooWs screened
porch. dining rn, beautiful kH.
rec and maid rm-: unusual shrub
be-y. white picket fence; lss 6&g-
stone patio. oil painted wslis
throz Ehouf; close to churches,
schools etc: ready 20 move In Open
for inspection Sat and Sun Sis $50
431l Ksnbury dY-. Bethesda, Nd
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SOUTH ARL RIDGE RID.

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be FeatssaB 80 Ssse,
Rornye Larnborn, Realt1r
1881 i ArEHx1as nsass - A. -.
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WEST HYATTSVILLE

Sll,s50. OF approved is this new
2-bedrm. brk bungalow with fun
bsmt. gas heat. Conv. to lse.
shopping center and transp. A.
financing. To see, call PERRY
BOSWELL. INC. WA. $500. 1906
r. I. ave, Mt. Rainier. Nd --22
Evening star., 1949-05-21
ST 900

Four-room rambler. AL masonry con-
Struction New electric radiant heat,
copper plumbing, hardwood fioolA.
all electric Sllchen. $500 oiocN
Osletnorpe ST. RIverdale, Maryland
Open I'll dark Sunday. Owner,
HARRIS ROGERS. UN. 1886. WA.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
GREEN MEADOWS

GREEN MEADOWS
6227 Sligo Parkvay-6-rm. and bath
Colonial. fenced yard; perfect eopd.
Gas &c, heat; elks- 20 schools
Terms to suit Open today, 70
pm
STEVEN G. SELF, INC.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
BARGAIN

sacrifice det. 2-story brk., l yr. old
in most desirable loc., 3 bdrms.,
1Ia bathss $4,000 cash needed. r,
H.; BEST, BEST, ING. WI. 1898; eyes
Evening star., 1949-05-21
32Ug MI VtTnon ave- Alsb O
sIS4b, Oy 3n4s -~a#
Country Club Grove

Between Chain Bridge and Coaatts
Club asg wooded AtEks bsAut8aBy
Is1saseApeG: iaTgw hs fn. vita stsns
freplsss, = bsdrF1a. and = baths
sii-ease4fte kisEheu, sxfeeseG peseh
ana sEsssnsd dtnins ssTfKes s}ts
deuhIs garage Price. sIs -tetai Ger
Fersiens terms srFanxsS shawn eT
appointment Cal PKAAi SKINNER
Gil sstfs
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LYON VILLAGE

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u -" A. rf. ,Htss~
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BUNGALOW
SILVER SPRING

bedrooms, living room, combina
ton dining room and kitchen. full
bsmt., auto. heat, large lot. Close
to center of Silver Spring. A real
buy. Z. r. BOYNTON CO, OR.
$500; ewes, Mr.. Blackwell, OR.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
GREEN MEADOWS

20iS Rittenheuke ~ @-ktoTJ, o
rulk and bath hEd nooTs, AiT-eon1-
heat. rcE. fireplace. modern ERs
stove and refET lgs lot with white
picket fence. many SHADE Auc fruit
trees, flowers and shrubs. new Alum
comb Storm windows Anc screens.
Venetian bInds Open Sun. J %.
Call M DoQEherty, Du. l2oe. d.
rectioRs. Out MiehigAE ave. ne. past
District line on Queens Chapel I'd
10 Ager rc-. turn left about nj
ROGER MOSS, Realtor
2Ie5 r. / Ave. NE. Ho. ooso.
Evening star., 1949-05-21

CoNvALESCING HOME, ~ rooms,
outside fire escapes. Ample bath
rooms, extra lge. kitchen, deep
freeze, oil heat: formerly pvt. school.
Beautiful grounds plus farm and
outside buildings available.
10-room house, g. bedrms. and bath.
All necessary out buildings and acre
Evening star., 1949-05-21
UNIVERSITY HILLS

Close to Univ. campus. New det
brick Colonial; lge. liv. rm. with
frepl.. family size din. rm big kit,
3 twin sized bedrms.. full baSmt,
bal. like rent. Out N. II. ave. to
Univ Lane. right l 8 mi to Coles
Vile I'd. right / blk. to home. Open
daily 9 to dark; Sat and sun. to
Evening star., 1949-05-21
FAIRFAX, VA.

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ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE
Excellent mod. 3-bedroom house on
large corner lot, det. 2-car garage,
outstanding buy at S12,950. Terms.
ROCKCREST
S-bedroom brick. with gas stove, elec;
yard, S9,950. Terms.
SIS 500
Detached 4-room and bath, modern
bungalow on large lot.
ROUTE 240
p miles from Rockville, combined
home and business property. lst d.
has large pine paneled store room.
Iarae kitchen, utility room; End Il.
has living room, 3 large bedrooms
bat tn, unfin. attic; large wooded lot:
containing about la acres. Ideal
for antique shop. tourist home AND
cottages, restaurant, or many other
types Of business.
WILL STACKHOUSE, Jr.
1oS u. Montgomsry ave. Rockville.
IA
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SILVER SPRING
Prince Georges Realty
WA. 6655. UN. 1I66. u

SILVER SPRING
New brick homes; rooms, :, baths,
hrst-fioor dan or bedroom, fireplace,
garage. porch, gas heat; 81 900 cash
required. Call DI. 1918 till pm.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
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ROCKCREST

A very attract. house consisting Of
liv. rm.. din rm.. kit, 4 bedrms; 2
baths, fences, rear yard SIL.ooo.
After pm. call Mf. Markham,
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
WI. $500, WI. 1920. I'll
Evening star., 1949-05-21
MD SUBURBAN sAlE-AARYlAsc
COLLEGE PARK

Rambier-Sll250. Sil.900
SI srrEcTs6 SEA2 coEr rsyzsnt
= bedroom ron p4eLs4y uaoGtg1. guL
hSm1 lAYGs Eaoeez lss c4asT -
trsakS downtown ConT te 6szt4-
vile Depi o. Agriculture and Ca:T
Of No DlrectlSss O1t Bxl1o.N NA&a
hlTc past the Univ. cG No ~ r.
riEh1 OF Hollywood I'd AZ E4xr- r@g2s
al 4a-h ave and houses
Taylor Development Co.
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E. M. FRY, INC.

WI. UIfV. 9U.o Y. ". II '" -
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE
S12.75O. This is the best buy we
have seen in months. Prewar built,
2-story home, located adj. to 5-aere
park; near all convenienceS; fea-
lures liv. rm. with f1repl., nice din.
rm.. fully equip. kit; 3 bedrms
and tile bath upstairs; full bsmt.,
gas heat, screened porch and ga
rage. Nice lot. See today. LAW
RENEE v. LUTES, Sligo 1929; ewes,
Sliro 4Q0R -g2
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CAROLYN CUFF
Fails Church Hy C'u nrr

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NORTH ARLINGTON
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Evening star., 1949-05-21

George Mason Green Co.
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SIGLER & TISHLER

UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.
Ell Queens Chapel rd.. one block
from Baltimore blVd.--3 bedroom
detached brick home; convenient to
schools and transportation; vacant;
immediate possession. GEO. j
MOSS. Resltor. SH. 1900. 25'
Evening star., 1949-05-21
TAKOMA PARK

400 Elm ave. New brick. 2-bedrm
Calf. bunsalow; garage; radiant
shopping. tranSp Reasonab priced
Terms Open today, to 7 pm
STEVEN G. SELF, INC.
SH 6O30 Ewes WA 673Q -sn
Evening star., 1949-05-21
SILVER SPRING

4 new brick bungalows, nr. Sligo
Park, schools and stores. now ready
for occupancy. Sl4.950 each. Lib
sral terms Call HARRY W. BADEN,
owner. Sligo 74I2 -26
Evening star., 1949-05-21
SUITIAND. MD

oO &1@ND, 33D'
1-rm. asbestos shingle bungalow. ali
basement. lge. lot. close to bus and
Census Bureau; Sll,550, $500
down Call HI. 1893 or HI. $3.50
WEST REAL ESTATE
4709 Silver Hill rd.. Suitland. Md.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Looking for Large Rooms
CiAl pFopfT Ttles o. Nc nNF
BURCH REALTY CO
KIDDIE SPECIAL.

ReAltors NS0b Bate e,y8 CagleEt
PARK. NO TO S-s3. TO b8SN
ewes. TO +s5S, TN 3&si sh
Evening star., 1949-05-21
ARLINGTON EOREST

Court heass ~ AZ NA oW
asA. OK loo' uIshts sne sua
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BEVERLY HILLS

Open Sat ard sur z 70 q Az Ssn'
stHisntIy Ioe sted ia nov being ct.
fersd for SAFE tn this choice sFsa
Public and pvt tchenl8 within wssk =.
ins distance comps finished zee
rrn. with nFspi Lovely lis- m.
ssgippso kit. v bAtslt. lss
bedTms. kars fsli b8mi To sEspeft
drive cat 10 .tsaS Canxton Aisia
I'd. Beverly HtllA, Attn
ETTDD DADr pEAy Try rn
Evening star., 1949-05-21
SILVER SPRING

From owner: under $4,000: center
hall Col. brick with. a Ist-fir: den
or bedrm. and powder rm.; 3 lge.
bsmt. with maids toilet. outside ent.
Attached gar. Side screened porch.
Desirable loo / blk. to school and
bus. Real sacrifice 9504 st. An
drews Way. SH S277, UN. 1855.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

OI1IV I N11xAN1113 1'1I'
A pleasant brick home on a. corner
lot; bedrms., 2 baths. living rm.
kit, full bsmt., gar; well financed:
1000 cash req. After 6 pm. call
Mr.. Markham. EN-. 1175.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
WI h5O0 WI 1920 -21
Evening star., 1949-05-21
MCLEAN

"a Ss.'ss s's A. ut -
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GIENMONT HEIGHTS

2O6 Flack st.-Bungalow, S10,250.
on q large level lot; 2 large bed
rooms and bath; electric kitchen, ga
rage, oil h.-wh. Just far enough
to enjoy country living with good
trans, schools and close to shop
ping. Only 80 Minis. drive to down.
town Washington. Owner on
premises to show you. To, reach:
OF wheaton to Effing rd., right to
Flack st.
Evening star., 1949-05-21

CARROLL kNOLLS
The whole town is talking about
Carroll Knolls. 10 sold the first
week 2 and 3 bedrm. California
brick ramblers, priced from 81 1850.
VA and FLA approved. AS low as
5000 cash down to vets earning
approx. 500 weekly. Attractive
plan for nonvets. Drive out today
and you, too. will agree that they
are tops for the Metropolitan area.
Call RE. $3.50, 8 to 8.
Colonial Investment CO.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
COLLEGE PARK

Possible 70 llTe rent free - thaA loEely
Isz-Stofy corHpaese s-iAufly namt
located N o community thai IS elose
70 every convenience priced ~ 81 =
SOC with 81 500 dowa, es3ck PCS
session Cal
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA AJAX y-S tfsss3 ~
Evening star., 1949-05-21

SA.-6-room and bath
asbestos AhinElcd hunEalow Fire
place. eli burner h-w h.. basement
screeued-in front porch lot ;I0Et IS
Close TO eTeTythins. Price, 81 500
frame bungalow, fireplace. modern
kit. about =. acre Of land th9ass
needs paperiag and painLingl Price.
S6.a50 Easy terms REfBiE. ex-
elusive agent, OK, obi5. OIL. 4fss.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlkIA

ALEXANDRIA, story, No. 81: ST.
900; Old Alexandria, one OF the his
tories; q rms, 3 bedrms.. refrigers-
tor. full basement. OV 5000. open
from Q to 9. J. T. MOTION REALTY
a4I5 Mt. Vernon ave. Alexandria.
-2a
ALExANDRIA-Bun BUNGALOW. No, 1853
1,700 down; located in New Alex
sndria; fireplace. :! bedrms., hard
wood floors; large lot, OV, 5000
Open 9 TO q. J. 7. MOTCN REALTY
24l5 Mt, Vernon ave. Alexandria
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

bath. Set the cover in place without
fastening it. And be sure to have
the pet cock wide open, so that
steam escapes and no pressure is
built up.
Your water-bath Gamer may be of
aluminium, tin, galvanized iron, or
enameled ware. Whatever the ma
t@erial, be sure anner is deep enough
so water can boil well over tops of
containers.
For fruits, tomatoes, picked vege-
tables use a boiling-water-bath. You
can process these acid foods safely
in boiling water.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
Books for the Bride

"Table Setting for Everyone" is
the title of a recently published little
volume written by Dorothy Biddle
and Dorothea Blom, the mother-and-
daughter authors of Flower Ar
rangement for Everyone"
1t is a grand book for a bride with
information on china, glass, silver,
linen and decoration, giving ideas
for the simplest service as well as
the more formal. The section on
decorative ideas and for various &C.
casions is especially nice.
The publisher: M. Barrows & Co,
Inc, New York City. Price: 81.
A new edition of one of Americas
most beloved cookbooks, toll
House Tried and True Recipes" by
Ruth Graves Wakefield, is just off
the press. 1t contains 800 recipes
besides many helpful hints regard
ing the preparation and serving of
food, also suggested menus. There
are chapters on jelly making, the
canning of fruits and vegetables,
as well as pressure cookery.
In 1880 Mrs. Wakefield and her
husband bought a lovely old Cape
Cod house built in 1709 on the out
skirts of Whitman, Massachusetts.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

as much as the eating of the bread
itself makes a woman enjoy bak-
ing bread and rolls, for baking yields
satisfaction out of all proportion to
the small effort it requires.
Ideas differ as to what is the best
bread. Some people like crisp crust,
while others want the crust soft and
delicate. Some like a large amount
of crust, others want the least pos
sible amount. Some prefer an open
crumb, others insist on pin-point
texture.
Certain standards have been set
for a good loaf of bread, and these
standards are a good guide in judg-
ing breads.
A good loaf is symmetrical in
shape, good in volume and rich gold
en- brown in color, with evenly
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
A Bride Asks

I remember your kitchen
Jelly that dubbed and steamed
You always sang while you worked.
My, how simple it seemed!
Was it so easy, Mother?
Did it boil too high?
Or once, when you we're a bride,
Did you scrub the stove and cryf
-Leona Vaughan. Lake County
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01

1t had been a toll house for many
years where passengers ate while
the horses were changed on the way
from Boston to New Bedford. 1t is
known afar as Toll House Inn, a
charming place of good food.
The publisher: M. Barrows &c
Co., Inc, New York City. Price: So.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
Good Bread

THE FRAGRANCE of bread bak-
ing is the fragrance of hearth and
home, of family life, of hospitality.
of contentment. This delicious aroma
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-06-01
QUICK + H BREAD
S teaspoons salt
81 cups Iukewarrn water
111 cs;ps xtfted flour
s tahl~~n~nn< k~-x~L-
; packages Red Star Dry
YEAST

Dsssoiye > packages Red Star Dry Yeast In ~ cup warm
water. Let stand 2 to 3 minutes. Place " mr. SUGAR ,ais
ana 3A cups water In a large bowl. Stir Yeast soIutioc
thoroushly and add to this mixture. Add half the dour
aMa go. WEE; Aoo melted and cooled shortening, stir
ring vigorously. Add remainder of flour ,tirr;no mt,
wen mixed. Place dough on lightly Toured board and
knead , TO J minutes. Shape into smooth ball and place
- xisaseo oowi. Brush top lightly with shortening. Cover
nown' shape into ioaves and place in creased pans
ninsn tops OF loaves lightly with shortening. Cover and
g nse "a warm place for As minutes. Bake in moder-
a'eiS not oven GOO FL for so minutes. Makes 4 Ioayes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-23
A Letter To The Taxpayers!

To the Citizens of Garrett County:
1t seems that our County Commissioners and the
Senator have regard for their word promises
When the bond Bill was discussed with them it
agreed that the money would be spent the bill
written and according to the intent of the bill We did not
want to hamper them tie them up that they could
do good job for the whole County That is the that
specific not named spent at the several
places in the County At that time in the House had full
confidence in the Board and satisfied they would
ry out their obligation.
The Board and their ator-Attorney have done
about face and going this bond money and all
other cash they to finance the high PLAN
The present bond money can be paid off without
working hardship people and it will do all hatis
necessary towards improving schools and all that We
afford They know that the members of the House of
Delegates against using the $1500000 for the two
high school plan.
If they have changed their minds and are for the
two high school plan let the people of the County
and be ruled by their decision 1t their money and
there nothing unfair in letting them say how it will be
spent.
The Board has been asked for two years to tell
the people what they They had too MANY
meetings behind closed doors and have let only few in
siders know what their intentions
All of that had anything to do with the bond
bill have agreed that the amount is all the County
stand.
There is nothing free about either the $283OOO So
called grant the 1904 900 loan from the State
The Commissioners must be put on notice that
they not either of the above loans the
money on hand is to be spent the law reads and us
intended
Give the people a vote on the two high school plan
that is the right and fair way to settle it.
If anything other than this is done it will be a
betrayal of the Citizens of Garrett County as well as the
members of the House of Delegates.
If the Commissioners will not do this Job as they
agreed and promised drastic action should be taken at
Yours truly,
R. E. McIntire
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-23
Birthday Dinner Given

A birthday dinner was given Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant S. Harvey, Ryan's Glade, in
honor Of Mr.. Harvey and his twin
sister, Mrs. Daniel Houck, the former
Miss Dorothea Harvey.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs, John w.
Steyer, Samuel Steyer, Miss Mae
Steyer, Of Ryan's Glade; Mrs. Dodd
Fisher and family, Mt Storm; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Menke and daughter,
Masontown, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin L. Neville, Wildwood, Va; Mr..
and Mrs. Russell W. Harvey and son,
Gormania w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd B. Leighton and daughter, Oak
land; Miss Nellie X. Harvey, Wash
ington, D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs, Daniel
Houck and daughters, Beckley, w.
Va; Mir. and Mrs. Grant Harvey and
family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-23

his last timber cutting job being one
of 1884 acres in the Moorefield-
Petersburg area. Since that time he
has remained at home, gardening and
the like, and when the above picture
was taken on Tuesday he was in his
strawberry patch.
Starting out as street car CON
ductor in Philadelphia, Pa, in 1900,
he stayed only seven months, want
ing to get back home. He married
Della Browning in 1909 and she lived
until seven years ago. One son, Fred
Helbig, lost his life in World War ii.
Two other children are living, Don
aid Helbig and Mrs. Edwin Michael,
both of Oakland. There are also six
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-23

later as a lumber dealer, Mr. Helbig
was born May %, 1875, in the house
now occupied by the Erwin Smith
family, where his father ran tan
merry He was son of John and Mary
Helbig and was the ninth in family
of 10 children
Speaking of his experiences as a
paper hanger, Mr.. Helbig said that
his usual capacity was three rooms
a day, and with helper he could
stretch it to five. At $3.50 per room,
he considered he did pretty we'll in
those early days. He helped to paper
the Deer Park hotel upon a number
Of occasions.
He quit the lumber business in 1917,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-23

Sunday guests of the Floyd Wen
sci family were Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Wensel, Canton, Ohio; E. L. Wensel
and Mrs. Earl Boyd, Keyser, w. Va;
Mrs. Ida Simmons, Carolyn and
Novel; Simmons and Amy Anderson,
Mt. Lake Park; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Dunbar and daughter Ruth, Terra
Alta, W. Va; Mr.. and Mrs d. E.
orendorf, Mrs Florence burst, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Wensel, Oakland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-23

Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Wilmington, Of
Greensboro, N. c., were visiting the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
yelling.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Georg, of near
Accident, and grandsons Dale Fike
and George Glotfelty, were business
visitors in Oakland last Thursday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-23
Additional Local
Ads, Too Late
For Classification

FOR SALE-Nicc New Hampshire
pullels, 81 months old. Grange Sup
ply Center, Mt Lake Park.-17-2t.
FOR SALES piece dining room
suite, , table lamps, bridge lamp,
vanity and chair, end table. Call Oak
land 2-R.-Adv. 17-1t*
FOR SALE 1910 International y
ton heavy duty pickup truck. Good
rubber and motor. Fine running con-
ditlon. James Bateman, K. D. /,
Swanton, Md-AdvI7-3t#
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-23

grandchildren and brother, George
Helbig, who is three years his elder.
Mr.. Helbig is a member of st.
Peters Catholic church. He has been
an election official in district IA for
many years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-06-23

Two typhoons whip across the Pa
cific.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Washngton-Lee Keeps Crown Maryland Meet Sunday ar Sport
Brandon King Throws Rider,
But Captures Show Honors

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was In TIE reserve asses witA 9
posniA. and PLACED IN both TIE
ogrn jumpers and tess toseh ana
out. and was fourth IN TIE jump
Igag ssskeA-
Others consistently IN the rib
hons were Ms, and Mrs oeosgs
r. GrwahAlgas Moonllgtsg BAY.
OcTaidA and HofkAl9 Kxness
Radnanx Lucille Best. and MOI =
ton W Smiths Pair and Warm,
Mr.. and MEa, Charles J Barns
Washington owned three year cid
Irish ChAs annexed gocd Tseecn
as this geldgns. making hts show
stns debut, placed fourth in The
three year old event
Evening star., 1949-05-08
|MitcheN4 Winner osG.U.
Romps Over Temple on Cinders

by Temples Dick Lister in the
high Jump. He made it at 6 feet
4 inches. He was Temples only
double winner. also capturing the
broad jump. The Hoyas also had
a double winner, Vince Cino. VIC
tor in the 100 and 220-yard das4ies.
High hurdles: Mitchell tG):. .
Cooper lGl; 3-Johnson CD. l4.s sec
100-yard dash. elmo tG): 2-Ba-
routsos (G9; 3-Lpshutz tT). 10.4 sec
Mile run: 1zsaunders soJ; 2-smith
ta1; ta4GIara ainoash Si ,s ,T3 nss1m.r 4;ss;s m,.
sause tG9: 3-cino 60. 5l,2 seconds
Two-mils run: l-Rams CO.; 2-Her-
fHsSn Low hurdles: i@attsheli toJ; q
kans 5so O.; a1r9eman ddss cT2 2oe seconds:
Baroutsos to5; s-Allen ID. s4l sec
sso-yard run: Smith tol; eoBrien
tGn 3-saunders t0o. 2:o4s.
inches track record.
Shot. Mitchell (G); 2--Morris to);
3-Neuses tG). 81 feet IL inches.
Pole vault: f-Guthr:dge tT9: 3
KravitS tT3: S-Fox to) 10 feet
Discus 1-Mltchsn ta); a-s.oldt-
Iaunder (d); s-Thomas (T). 1T feet
Broad jump: 1--Lys.er (T); 2-AI1en
lGl; 3-spearman tG). 21 feet ga
Jayslin: 1-stoldtlsunder to9: 3
ga inches.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
0uantico Trackmen
Easy Winners Over
Baltimore Club 4. u.
o. sNs Asss4.ease sssss

cUANTICo. Va. May THE
Quantico Marines won q triangular
track n,eet today with ie7ha
pointx- Their opponents. the
Baltimore Olympic Club and
American University. scored 80 u
and IT points. respectively.
Pole vsaa i--AoGsasssesta sssaaa.
t,so, Cara t9aastiecl fsee S--oes 4
Bread iasas i-Hekssassweysh tessAn,
tssSl: 4-SEnatn tsaiismassl. s-waA1FOg
toaAntaeea. Dssssaes, 20 fsst lea inehss
hsn iSmp: i--waserep t0aasssosl s.
s as!sh,. ] f..s ! sss.'r' lasss. 'SA"'@''''
nsess 1-esharras ,oaansAeel: a.
bsssspes ns na'i rs ,s.. I ssA sassas 'SA''@''''
ssa.,ss, .aa.at,ssi s;.RsasI ts.lIa,
% :..,,ae ''.nee iasssa & i''' ,ls.alsss' . ass'. g.
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. Jssnsos sHa sauaa,ssSl. ni'A 's.pasiss ssss.,
% Iso-sssa asss '' ssra,.. asis s''sia. i.-xs.as..
ssr. s ssosas'' ssos. tsa.ssiss' '''s m. Afisi;
seconds
aaO- yare ios hprdi.s: i--Mess. teaAa.
500 tbahimoret rms. 81 s seconak
AAo-yard dash; i-~kAsh i2aanticet
2-ca6 i0uantieel: S-pAlkhtne Amer.
eso-yard run. CAREY tQaAnllse.,
s-fasssk tBaltimsrsl. 3-pean te0sn.
ueel, Time, minutes 80 seconds
2e0-yard dash i-Kaxh fcGansteei; I
Cuff touantieol: s--p&lshine sAmeri.
cam. Tune. sg.e seeonds
Nile run Hart t0aantieeD. g.
Time, & minutes ss I seconds
To-ntle run; Hart toEsnthel;
-3chader tAmerfesnl: S-HrowS tHalti.