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FORT DAVIS .

l002 Penna. ave. Sc. Row brick.
rms. knotty-pine rec. rm., screened
stove and refgr. New House condi-
ton. For details, Mr.. Aylor, HI
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ASK ABOUT OUR HYATTsNiiiF,
EASTPINES

The prize-winping community Of
400 homes. $3.50 cash and SO a
month buys new 2-bedr9Om, eX-
Dandable attic and full basement
home in EastpInes. Featuring auto;
gas heat, ecu. #. refrigerator and
:.G-inch Harovick gas range. These
homes are fully insulated, the heat
and upkeep are at a minimum.
other homes with deposit low as
$500. Must be seen to appreciate
the value offered in Eastpines. Open
every day until dark. Directions.
Right at Peace Cross to Edmond
ston I'd. end traffic nghD. left
li2 miles 10 Riyerdale I'd. 1st
traffic llghtb. right to EaStpines.
STANDARD PROPERTIES, INC,
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Arlington Realty Co.
22o4 Wilson blvd, oW. $500 30
KANE-ADVERTISED
Potomac River Estates-3i2 acres.
214-ft. river frontage; simple and
charming EngliSh-type brick; 3 bed
rms. > baths.
Wilton WoodS-True brick Colonial
3 bedrmS.. 2i2 baths. library. double
garage. highly restricted suburban
community.
Belle Haren-Dignitv and charm: 2
bedrooms, F." baths, lovely lawn. near
country club.
Pinecrest Three-bedrm. 2-bath. new
brick home. on an acre of ground
4 miles from Alexandria,.
Old Alex, town house-Three bed
rms. oil heat, Colonial charm.
Temple Park. . blks. G. w High
School-Three bedrms., detached
garage nice yard. trees.
Del Ray-Attractive and substantial
5-rm. Cape Cod brick; full base
ment. oil heat, expansion possibili-
ties, lge. lot, excellent landscaping.
Country home rms, bath. cleo. :
an acre of ground, excellent chicken
house, fenced lot.
Your real estate problems invited.
r. L. KANE, INC.
Realtors. King and Wash. sts., Alex
Open 8 till 8. Closed Sun. AL.
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FOREST GLEN HOME with first
floor den or bedroom. 3 bedrooms
and bath up. on double lot. | luN
10. A real nice-looklng pace and
handy 10 everything in the area.
$4,000. Owner ANXIOUS TO sell
quickly R 2. RIPLEY, Realtor,
III u L,
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S1O.950

Two lovely bedrms and bath. liv. rm.
ultramod kit; all-brick with bsmt;
o. INV. heat: in conv. loo. of Nichols
ave Don't miss tins. Call today.
ST 33o3 PHILLIPS Il co =
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WATERFRONT PROP, FOR RENT

90 MILES from D. C. line-5roor,
house, furn.. cleo. and bath Call
RICHARDS, West River 1033 Shore
ham Beach, Edgewater P. O.: Md
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OFFICES FOR RENT Cont

| 0IiISsS sON NkINs NSOut'
FORMER DoCIoR's SUITE imme-
:1s t1s tHER!sess Co. and ISIS P:F';
st. NV, DI. s6ss.
ONE broom SUITE. one Groom
able BARsE sToNEBRAKER. 1885
| X ST. NV, MA. 44s3. 80
OFFICE ICE SUITE Of g. 1.6oS sa It: in
ss5f's Me- lSl rent GRc Ge 5Sn ksrA il:f7
EXCELLENT OFFICE SPACE. in large
centrally located apt. bldg, upper
Conn. ave, suitable for professional
otilces or high,class retail es.sblish-
BERNsTEfN & CO, Realtors. 1913
K st. NV. ME. 54oo; ewes, GIL.
Evans BUILDING. 1920 New York
auirements. PENN PROPERTIES,
40 < st. NV, ME-. 1907.
OFFICE SPACE and mailing address.
AfhAs B Il hG I'm 9th ipf and aH e6 S.
NV. (entrance 527 9th stD,-De-
sirable Offices: conv. downtown To-
cation: reasonable Apply RIM. 10.
Il En- Dkof Il; R Ell soo-sro r st.
n:w.-Large bright otices; conv, I!o-
cation; reasonable. Apply Rm. 10.
p $ssss Ssi 2 .2 Hso1 1ss 81 ST.
ion Trust Bldg. MA. $3.50. -2s
$500 BLOCK i4th ST. NV, in the
14th and Park I'd. business section.
E ns 2n arse 0G rooms n aTsdfv build
PPG IaNF e e or 81 Nc Ne SiS2
1904 EYE ST. NV. overlooking
ns5h SI lss Or SF' sR
X ST, NEAR aOth-ofhces. /. Q or
rooms. suitable for studios: g.
ssep ana s also small q store Cal ca!
AIR CONDITIONED; approx. 1000
So. #. Can be divided. Convenient
LEO M BE as STEIN Co CO. Realtors her
LAS x st. NV. ME. 64oo. Ewes.
OFFICE & FURNISHED. phone ana
NEWLY REDECoRATED. large
rooms and bath. private entrance.
front a cSA Fsar W Tlth T nSrk'ns facility
s. s. j. AE GH :ias. c ov l zoos 81" 81 GINS
1910 EYE ST. NV. list floor ONCE
space, 500 month WASHINGTON
LOAN & TRUST CO., 900 F st. NV,
Ma 3440. -2s
PRIVATE OFFICE. 1Ox1o, furnished
in lawyers luxurious suite Wash
ington Bldg, no stenosraphic serv-
ice. Telephone RE. 6975 IS
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. / to I
rooms, low rentals
ITO 18th st. NV.
] 921 18th st. NV.
IL Carroll ave. Takoma Park.
HENRY SALUS, 11o4 Vermont ave.
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DOCTORS

Need a home and office? 9th st
overlooking park and Pa. ave, Eng
lish basement type Beautiful 1St-
door plan. bedrooms.
FRED A. SMITH co.
REALTORS
I, OlSA
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These Stores Available
G X st. near 18th, eox50. with ga
rage in rear. Heat supplied:
21XIOO Partial basement. Heat
supplied.
CD Wisconsin ave. near new Wood
ward e. Lothrop. Heat supplied.
Reasonable rentals. Call for in
spection
WEINBERG & BUSH
1rO7 H St, NV. Realtors. MA. $500
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS FIELD AREA-Brandn new
BUNGALOW, . bedrms. tile bath: "a
acre lot; oil heat; immediate posses
sion: - ;uoU down payment. i, u
DEFENSE HIGHWAY. IA mi. from
Peace Cross; 2 and 3 nm. cabins on
lots 50xl.5. $4,000. Small down
payt; bal. so mo. UN. .o4o. Is
HIILCREST HEIGHTS-Story book
BUNGALOW; brand new lse. picture
rms. tile bath, expansion attic. dry
bsmt.. gas &C heat; immediate
possession. This home custom built
and is being sold due to sudden III
ness in family. T. d. BURGESS. VI
Vii 6t,l 7, pARK-we'n take your
small home IN trade: Ice. ld-faSh,
toned home in positively beautiful
condition.; Is very spacious rms. with
lst-fioor powder nm; lge. screened
veranda: full bSmt.. storage attlc
oil h-w.h dbl. garage, over y acre
Of ground with very elaborate shrub
berry; ~l4.9Ju You name the terms
T. d. BURGESS. VI. $50: iii 8.
ASK ABOUT OUR HYATTs,MLF,
velsity Park homes down Laymtn,$
81; 900 and NY JOHN H. JOHN
81 600 DowN"Move in today: nearly
new bungalow. ; rms, tile bath, OIL
&C heat: 11-acre lot: near Suit :
land T. D. BURGESS. vi $50?
MOST BEAUTIFUL HOME in Land
over His, ideally located on level
lot near schools. churches, shop
ping center. with GREY hound and
Capltol bus TO downtown Washing =
and garden masterpiece: surrounded
BY Anchor fence Price. SlU,I 30.
For apt. call Cliff PERCY & CO,
MAR ANDREWS FIELD. Clinton. Md
Modern 6-rm, li2-bath home on
l-atre site in restricted community
Of well-kept homes and grounds
preWar built OF best materials; ad-
vantageS OF country but only few
minutes drive TO city. This excel
lent home will sell quick Call D1
lula till 9 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
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SIMMER CAMPS

REPRESENTATIVES, of excellent MIN
nesota Boys Camp welcomes in
ouiries for 194a season. Boys under
16. Call EN- 221O. -
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LAST CHANCE

ROOM TO LIVE
Nearly IA acres OF it within walking
distance OF the bus and only Sl2
miles from Washington The house
has bedrooms, bath, oil heat and
full basement and sits on . hill
with u pleasant view. All of this
for S.4, 500. with $1,000 down.
MASON HIRST
Annandale, Va. Phone FA. TAT.
WEEKDAYS
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
PEAL ESTATE LOANS

BETHANY BEACH. DEL.--Property
sale or rent, cottages. 81 800 TO
$4,000. LILLIAN VAN AUkEN'
Dickinson 45l. ii L
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE

CALL NOW for the details on this
'9S-unit apt. house: net over 10G
building in excel cond. Call YEONAS
REALTY, ST. 2166: ewes, OR. $685..
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LOTS FOR RENT

LOT, 400 blk. Benning
I'd. ne; S1x14O it.; major highway,
very heavy trafflc: have good pro-
position for right party. DAVID
COOPER, 500 F st. NV, MA. 1857.
Ewes, RA. AIS. -31
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S3q5 DOWN
soOJU DOW N
POTOMAC AVE Sc.
$3.50 DOWN

Eclored-5-rm. row brick. gas. cleo.
coal heat. SURETY REALTY CO,
AID. 053l; ewes, FA. 02J9. 81.
$3.50. TR. 4611 .
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Arlington Realty Co.

""N4 Wilson blvd. OW. H3OO 20
1st-FL. BEDRM., y BATH
Is only one of the unusual features of
tins lovely N. Arl. Cape Cod; sunny
living room with fireplace, family
size dining room, modern kitchen
with expansive breakfast nook. side
porch; md level. 2 large bedrooms
and tile bath; lots of extra storage
space: full basement. party size rec
room with outside entrance and law
atory; level. handicapped lot. ready
for gardening: less than . blocks to
all conveniences. Selling below Gil
approved price. Call today.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at GIebe Rd. OW. 5000.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT

DENRIKE BLDG. .I0lO Vermont ave.
n.w-Desk with phone. real estate
office, $50 month. Call WI 251l.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
WE HAVE CLIENTS
With substantial cash for any type
Of income producing property. To-
Gated in the District.
R. S. Blackstone, Realtor
9"7 18th st. NV, MA. $500 or OIL.
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T. PAUL MUDD co.

e4os MINI. Ave. s. E. IR. +3S2 70
fOLORED-B Sc, between 9th and
1th-Haudsome row brick. , story
and basement: : large rooms, bath,
h w.h. automatic. electricity
House in good condition: has nice
back yard. Price only $4,000
Imagine. that Terms ARRANGED. Pos
session, Can sales department. Ma
$3.50 or induire at office of GEORGE
!. RORGER, 643. Indiana ave. Nv
coLORED-I10O BLK. CHICAGO ST.
-Semidet. brick, & lge rms. full
bsmt. h-wh.. deep lot. PRICED
right for quick sale: H: T. RAN
-DOLPH. RE. "l31. TR. 12f5 70
cOLORED-i360 f ST. S.E.-S13U
down. good terms, Il rooms. bath,
Arcols h-wh., row brick Call
Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick,
with A. NJ. DRAISNER, 1904 L st.
NV. MA. SO3f; home. tn. 0291.
Cot ORED-MODERN CORNER brick,
aif-conditloned heat, low down pay
ment. Call Miss Smith, RE. 1888
till 80 cox d co
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEW BUILDING. without rail siding.
truck-height floor. 9Th and Frank
lin SITS. ne; 5,136 So. it.; avail.
Sept. LIST to good tenant; 1o-yr.
lease Other sites available with
siding for large user. MIR. HAYNE,
MA. 551:i. 30
COMPLETE BLDG, or or 2 frs,
$500 So. TT: reas. Ii. 1912. ~
ENTIRE BLDG.-2Ha story approx
1880 So. it.. King ST.. Alex, Va;
TT. siding. excellent shipping and
parking facilities. Call Mr.. Kelly,
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO, Real
tors. 1915 K st. NV. ME. $500;
WILL BuiLD LARGE WAREHOUSE
for long lease in D. c. with Penna
r.r. facilities. STEUART BROTH
ERS. INC. DI 2434.
LINDEN COURT. rear Atlas Theater
$500 block H st. n.eJ brick
bldgs. with rear alley. Approx
zoo So. #. $50 each. DRURY
REALTY CORP, 1871 K. RE. 1893.
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A. A. CAROZZA co.
HILLCREST

Deta ched brick with S9l 2-ft. 'front.'
age, located on beaut. developed
street. Liv. rm., fireplace; din rm
kitch.. powder room LIST floor, 3
bedrms., bath on End. Large porch,
built-in garage. recreation room, oil
heat Owner leaving city. To inspect
this exceptional value call MI Ruark,
VI. 642S, with BETHEL, DI. 3l00.
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coML. PROPERTY FOR SALE

ID ST. S.W.. across from freight sta
ton: this frame property has 5000
So. TT. of ground and 13-room
house; it is offered for quick sale
at Sl3.500: md commercial. JOHN
ZIRWES. INC. Realtors, zoos X st.
NV. Elk. 5G56, RE 6345. rs
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298 A. so TILLABLE
FARMS WANTED

WANTED TO RENT, large farm, suit
able for dairying. Box 124-E. star.
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QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR

Modern 5-rm and bath, bungalow
with stairs to tioored and insulated
expandable attic; oil &C. heat: lge
and transp: excel. cord. and priced
right Terms. DENNY e. kelly.
Res ors, SH. 1913; ewes. WA.
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4-Famlly Apartments
COMMERCE POSSIBILITIES

These CT approved apartments rep
resent the best values in the met
ropolitaR area. Live in one and
cisl possibilities. Mr.. Bramham. with
BETHEL. DI. 300 or EN-. $3.50.
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COM. GROUND FOR SALE

BAIT. BLVD, prize location. opposite
railroad station at Beltsville Level
lot lUOxl65. Call OWNER. WA.
1889 after 6 pm -SS
Evening star., 1949-09-25

+, National forests in the United
States have a total area of 176,-
100000 acres.
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Engaged to Marry
1t. w. w. Nairn III

1t. Col. and Mrs. Cyril c. Law
ton, Kobe Quartermaster Depot
Kobe. Honshu. Japan, have an
nounced the engagement Of their
daughter Janice Mae to 1t. Will
liam Wallace Nairn III, son of
Col. and Mrs. William w. Nairn,
jr., of Wheaton, Silver Spring The
announcement was made at a
supper party given recently in the
Shioya Officers Club in Kobe.
Miss Lawton was graduated
from Osaka American High
School and attended schools in
Petersburg, Va; Berchtesgaden
Germany. and San Francisco.
While in Europe she studied music
at the Mozarteum in Salzburg
Austria.
1t. Nairn attended the Univer-
sity of Maryland and Amherst
College before entering the United
States Military Academy from
which he was graduated in 1947.
He presently is assigned to the
Evening star., 1949-09-25
In the News

Mrs. Sol Meisner of Columbus,
Ohio, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Kaufman.
Mrs. Max Cohan has returned
to New York after spending sew
eral DAYS in WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Fifth Manual
Tea Planned
October IL

The fifth annual white elephant
tea of the Montgomery County
Thrift Shop will be held on We'd
nesday, October IL, at the home
Of Mrs. Henry Gibbs, 210 Cham
berlain avenue. Kenwood. The
public is invited and the price of
admission is an unwrapped piece
Of bric-a -brac, Mrs. Frank P. Will
cox. president. has announced.
The general chairman for the
tea Is Mrs. Thomas H. Patterson,
second vice president. and she has
selected as her committee chair
men Mrs. Frank Mucha, Mrs.
Griffin Canada. Mrs. Milton c.
James, Mrs. Alexander Walker,
Mrs. Marvin harrington. Mrs.
Howard P. Bailey. Mrs. William
Dalrymple and Mrs. Arthur Ring
land.
Proceeds from the Thrift Shop
are distributed to the four spon-
soring agencies - the Women's
Auxiliary of Suburban Hospital,
Women's Board of Montgomery
County General Hospital. Planned
Parenthood League of Montgom-
cry County and Chevy Chase
Chapter, Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution-for welfare work
in Montgomery County.
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MorySonnnner
lis tOWed

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Sommer
of Portsmouth, Ohio, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Mary Barbara, to Mr..
James William Kelly, son of Mrs.
William H. Kelly of Olympia
Wash, and the late Mr.. Kelly.
The wedding will take place in
December.
Miss Sommer WAS graduated
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THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. K D-3


from the College of Mount St.
Joseph the Ohio at Cincinnati
and did graduate work at Cath
ollc University. She served as an
ensign in the Coast Guard for
two years stationed in Washing
ton.
Mr.. Kelly is an aiumnus of the
University Of Notre Dame at South
Bend, Ind, and served two and a
half years during the war with the
Army in Europe.
Both Miss Sommers and Mr..
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In the Ne1Vs

Mr., and Mrs. Fulton Brylaw-
ski returned last week from
Europe after spending six weeks
touring France, Italy and Swift
Zerland.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

Kelly now are in the ONCE Of
United Nations Affairs In the
State Department and will live
in Washington after their mar.
riape.
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On Long Island

Mrs. John B. Hoist will return
in a few days to her Belle Haven
home after a weeks visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Beh at Old
Chester. Green Lawn, Long Island.
Col. Hoist Joined them for the
week end.
Evening star., 1949-09-25
Jane Dudley Weds
w. A. EliasOn

Wearing q veil of heirloom rose
point lace with her gown of ivory
satin. Miss Jane Fairfax Dudley
became the bride yesterday of Mr..
William Alexander EliaSon, son
Evening star., 1949-09-25

9th Infantry Regiment of the
25th Infantry Division, stationed
at Osaka, Honshu.
Evening star., 1949-09-25

Of Mr.. and Mrs. Talcott Eliason
of Upperville.
The Rev. Spence Dunbar OFF,
ciated at the ceremony in Eman-
uel Episcopal Church and a
reception followed at Exning.
home of the brides grandmother,
Mrs. Thomas Underwood Dudley,
near Middleburg.
The bride. who is the daughter
Of Mrs. c. Shirley Carter of War
renton and the late Mr.. Thomas
U. Dudley, jr., of Wilmington. Del,
was given in marriage by her
uncle, Mr.. John Rowland Dudley.
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by the Associoted Press

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Lloyd
Mangrum and his protege, Eric
Monti, were tied at 1873 today to lead
the field at the midway mark of the
$4,000 annual Los Angeles Open
golf tournament.
Mangrum, of Chicago, United
States Open king in 1916, blasted the
par II Riviera Country Club course
for a 5-under-par 66-the finest dis
play in the tournament-and a &c.
hole score of 1873.
Mont, of Santa Monica, the 30
year-old professional who has been
coached in the game by Mangrum,
came in with Ct and 1873.
Ben Hogan, cunning for his fourth
triumph in this event and his third
in succession, all but bowed out of
top contention. He took "a blows
yesterday, and 70 today for a 146,
eight strokes behind the leaders
E. J. Dutch) Harrison of Little
Rock, Ark, whose SO set the first
round pace, dropped back with II
for 14o, tied with Marty Furgol Of
Albuquerque, NJ M, whose score
reads 71-69 going into tomorrow's
third round of 10 holes.
Sam Snead signaled a temporary
threat with a par IS on the first
nine holes today, but blew the works
on the way home for a 80 and "A
10 60 with his first round II for .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-09

Olympic and national champions,
sectional and State titlists and just
plain track enthusiasts have their
eyes on the seasons first major in
door meet which will bring together
the biggest and finest collection of
thinclads ever to appear in Wash
ington.
The entry list may hit the 400
mark and already includes repre-
sentatives from IS colleges, seven in
dependent track and field clubs, six
high and prep schools and one
service outflt-the Quantico Marines.
Members of the Olympic team,
led by Champion Bob Matthias in
the decathlon and 400-meter winner
Nal Whitfield of Ohio State, will be
the big attractions. In order to
facilitate recognition of the Olympic
team members, the numbers / to 10
will be worn by members of the
Olympic team. plus a few exceptions
such as Lorenzo Wright of Wayne, a
late entry in the sprint series, and
William Adams, a high Jump con-
testant from North Carolina who
was member of Americas hop,
step and jump team.
Drawings will be made early this
(See STAR GAMES, Page B-3D
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Wake Forest Defeats
CoIoniaIs, 50 10 3S;
Shapiro ScoreIess

WAKE FOREST, N. c., Jan. 8 -
Wake Forests Demon Deacons
trounced George Washington's
highly = regarded Colonials tonight
before a near capacity audience at
Gore gymnasium in Southern Con.
erence basketball contest, 50-38.
The game was a rough affair.
Veteran guard Willard Kaylor and
Forward Jack Mueller. a dribble-
happy youngster from Indiana, paced
the Wake Forest attack. Each con-
tributed Is points. Stan Najeway
scored nine points and controlled
most of the rebounds John Moffatt
was George Washingtons best, with
eight points.
G. VS. Dave Shapiro. the youth
who received national publicity re-
Gently for reporting bride attempt,
was kept on the bench most of the
game and was scoreless.
The Deacons led at the end of the
first half, 1922 The score was
either tied or changed hands Is
times in the first half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-09

The greats of 1948 football-col-
legiate and professional alike-were
honored last night at the Statler
Hotel as approximately $50 mem
bers and guests Of the Touchdown
Club gathered for their 14th annual
dinner.
Despite all the pomp, ceremony
and speech making to be expected,
football fans got closeup glimpSes
of North Cardinals Choo-Choo JUS
tice, Notre Danes Bill Fischer and
such pro stars as Otto Graham of
the Cleveland Browns and Steve
Van Buren, of the Philadelphia
Eagles.
Secretary of Interior Julius A.
Krug pinch-batted for Speaker of
the House Sam Rayburn in pre-
senting the Walter Camp Memorial
Trophy to Justice, selected by vote
Of Touchdown Club members as the
outstanding college player.
II am a Yankee" said Krug, "but
I salute the greatest Southern gen.
tleman in an open field since Gen.
Lee"
Gen. Clifton B. Gates, comman-
dant of the Marine Corps, injected
another humorous note when he
presented the Knute Rockne Me-
mortal Trophy to Capt. Fischer,
guard OF Notre Danes unbeaten
team, who was voted the outstand-
ing college lineman of 1913.
You're not going to get this
handsome cup for nothing. young
man." said Gen. Gates. I'm going
to swear you into the Marines as
Of right now"
To Andy Davis, sparkplug of the
George Washington eleven, went the
Robert B. Smith Memorial Trophy,
which was presented by J. O'Connor
Roberts, past commander, District
American Legion. Davis was almost
a unanimous choice as the best local
footballer.
The presence Of Quarterback
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Mangrum, Monti TiedFor |. A. Open Lead

total of 145. Par FOR the course is
35-36-71. Snead missed three short
putts-one of one foot-in the last
four holes.
An estimated 5000 were in the
galleries for the 23d edition of the
tournament, a fixture on the mid
Winter circuit.
Hogan, who captured the U. S
Open on this same course last June
continued to have trouble with his
approach shots. Apparently his
two-month vacation from tourna-
ment gold didn't sharpen his touch
Yesterdays amateur surprises
Bobby Gardner and Nick Petropolo
also faded as the pressure increased
Both had los, but Gardner took 80
today and Petropolo rs.
Lew Worsham of Washington and
Oakmont, Pa, slipped farther be-
hind with his second IS for a $50
total, over par. Otto Greiner OF
Baltimore added a 70 to his open
ing IA for lat. The leaders:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-09
Smooth Georgetown
Quintet 0ute|asses
Richmond, 1914
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. g.
Georgetown's smooth Hoyas won
their fourth basketball game with a
1914 victory over the University Of
Richmond's outclassed Spiders In
Blues Armory tonight.
The Hoyas took the lead after four
minutes of play and gave the Spiders
good basket ball lesson as they
forged steadily ahead. There were
no Georgetown stars.
The smooth operating Hoyas hit
the hoops from all angles, far away
and close up. They controlled the
backboards.
Richmond's lanky center, Jim
Suttenfeld, tried hard to keep his
team in the ball game and scored
II points to take individual honors
The Hovas held Elmo Stephenson,
Rlchmonds ace freshman guard,
to two pointS-a pair of charity
pitches. The Spiders lost three Of
their players on personal fouls, in
Guiding Suttenfeld.
The loss was Richmond's fourth
in six contests this season.