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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MANSION RAMRT,ER

Custom built and the finest you've
ever seen. located at Lee blvd. and
on 2A beautiful acres. Truly this
home is a masterpiece Of craftsman
ship. Entering. living room from
vestibule we behold a most spectacu-
lar sight; the size of it is 15X25 with
studio ceiling and attractive iron
work across the top of it: charming
Colonial fireplace. huge thermopane
picture. window, 2 step. to, 3 most
attractive bedrooms and 2 tile baths.
also doorway. to storage attic. On
the other side of the living room
there is large formal dining room.
kitchen with built-in breakfast room;
also there is breezeway to car port,
and lear attached garage. plus stor-
age room. There is also a rear
screened deck porch, approx. " base
ment with outside entrance, laundry
room. maids room and bath, Truly
a. luxury home in convenient loca-
Total price. $4,000. Only $4,000
cash required. Shown by appt. only.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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DESK SPACE

GOOD 18th ST. location-Spacious,
well-furn. ofice for / or 2: reas.
rental; sec. service avail. ST. 7035.
7s
BARR BUILDING. 9l0 18th st. NV.
near Connecticut and K. New mod
ern attractive desk space for those
who want the best. Receptionist,
swering service available. Call DI.
2704. -13
space and use of
unlimited phone. by representative
in publishing work. Located near
Union Station. Box 129-X. Star.
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OFFICES g. STUDIOS FOR RENT

OFFICE OR STUDIO. corner Ga. and
New Hampshire aves. n.w.:. l rm.
dinette. kit. and bath; will repair
to suit tenant: $3.50. 370S N. H
ave; Gall TU. 0356. -
Suite. near statier; air ; eond; 0osse ele?
lights, Venetian blinds. RIM. 2O4
,d19 619S LII LIN 81. f. NV N,w-sa5 and mio ur
venient location, For further in
formation, see Mr.. Posner. Room
3o1 or call KAY REALTY CO., INC.
FURN. ROOM in lawyers ONCE; nr.
FLOOR foq SSSa stSsf oses
downtown. 1905 Eye st, NV, DI.
DENTAL OFFICE for sale or rent;
large fully equipped NV. office with
living. quarters or other use; dentist
forced to enter military service
Phone Hudson 6133; evenings, ia
DoWNTowN-a beautiful, large firs.,
9ess 9pen pyt spacs sntr GSmstgea Hs E separate
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New YORK
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately;
auirements PENN PRt,PERT1Es.
NJ ~ K st, !NE nv Me srI l1o5
tire 2nd-h. ofices. air cond.; reason
able rent. LINKINs CO., DI. s6ss.
MUSIC STUDIO, part time, centrally
located. For appointment, Woodley
1857, home; Republic 77s1, studio.
SUITE OF BRIGHT ROOMS with
bath. plate glass show window, on
End floor of newly modernized build
ing in established business section.
18th and Monroe SITS. ne; only S75
arately JOHN M. KING q CO.
PRIVATE oFFiCE in plush suite.
Call Mr.: STEPHENS, ST. 5973; IS
f1ces for commercial concern, whole
saler, jobber or distributor: freight
elevator, heat, light. and ,janitor
services furnished. Additional loo
T. !s hzs,s9ls 81 ! fis{Esd ise 7ss F4Sz Sth
1I5e 18th ST. N.W..srd foor. 2,4so
50. #. open space; air condltioned,
fiuoreseent 9 scent light; new condition.
Taiiey, H. L. RUST CO. I0o1 18th
sOs goth ST. N.W.-Excellent GROOM
ofhce; air conditioned. paneled walls,
fiucrescent light, acoustical plaster;
] room approx. 15.x21, and private
Green or Mr.. Taliey, II. L. RUST
CO., 1901 18th st. NV. MA. 500.
PRIVATE OFFICE in established law
firm; library. waiting room, secre-
taF sarial sSeg services. l4o6 G st. NV. Gall
AVAILABLE 1MMEDiATELY-pental
cal Bldg, 1926 Eye st. NV. Cali Ma.
19tS aSso; .ns Hri X FSIcossw sT' osSs,w-1rm. ONCE,
completely {; s1ss a1d H shs
( sASNSisiN St, NV, Ne. II ST 800, eAi'0f'' 1910
consisting Of approx. 642 50. #.
newly decorated; air conditioned;
immed. occupancy: Apply LEO M;
BERNSTEIN & CO.. Realtors, 1415
rsRGr ( st. MI nEr,GF NE RaoG 54oo; .a,o,n,ns INV
desirable for manufacturer repre-
sentative, broker or architect; mod
est rent. VIM. T. BALLARD. 1919
1851 81 n II ST. M N:w.-vscant and ns ready
to occupy; building has 4 floors,
9 rooms, 3 lavatories; this is
corner legation 1t.s,. in dewntowH fOr
business; ground floor fronts on
18th St. NV and may be used for
q store display or show purposes.
Can be rented in Its entirety or each
floor separately. No reasonable offer
refused. B. F.. SAUL CO., 925 18TH
st. NV. MA. 2100. Ia
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HoUSES-SALE-VA. (Cont.l

JEFFERSON VILLAGE-This attrac-
tive 2-bedrm. Cape Cod bungalow
has separate din. rm.. full bsmt,
expan attic with dormer windows.
Priced at $13,950. Shown by appt.
only. For further details, call
TOWN g. COUNTRY REALTY CO.,
oW: 4420. oW. .9426.
BUNGALOW; lge. lot, completely fenced
in; just a few minutes Pentagon
and Navy Annex. Priced at $11. 800.
Poss. on settlement. Can be pur-
chased with small down payment
and assume current trust. Shown
by appt: only. TOWN & COUNTRY
RE REALTY I Co; ,: oW: 44so &c; -, ow; ,;E,s 94sS
$1,000 down (maybe iess); $4,000.
Furn. If desired. w. DEWEY WHITE
NER, Broker, OW. 1888. -
NEAR FORESTVILLE. VA:-old Va.
sTm eeny hGms in sSGd e9oaSn epoSaTtg
sists Of . acres with trees and
shrubs around house. located on
Black Top road. House contains liV.
rm. with firepl., small din. .rm., kit,
center hall. bedrm. and bath on LIST
on m Ha 5aa and oil so9sil soGdSlzfa SeaP 9edens ees
h.-w.h.; small barn and workshop
located at rear of house. Priced at
$16,350. McCAY & McCAY, Real
tors GIL. 1915. %
$40. .950-WeStove masonry bunga-
low; rms, liv. rm. with firepl.,
stairs to attic, full bsmt., oil h:-w.h.
Close to schools, bus and shops;
Teas' Ts d9wn d9wn pymt. ARFAx REALTY
1 Ri BLK. ieSSi COLUMBIA PIKE and Giebe
rd.; brick, 3 rms. and bath; 2 bed
MORGAN REAL ESTATE Co. OK.
1884; ewes, ia. 4-0075. 3
S1O,95O-Brick semidet home in
new house condition, with paneled
din; rm;. 2 bedrms;, complete kit.
and bath; all oak floors, oil heat;
excellent terms. Call Mr.. Gavin
with H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST. $500.
8 BEDROOMS = 2l2 acres; frame
bungalow, partly modern; " base
ment; IA miles from D. c., 8 miles
from Shirley hwy: easy terms.
MILLS REALTY CO., FA. 0999.
ALL-FURNISHED HOME - 4-room
and bath bungalow; all-modern
kitchen fully equipped; on 7/10
acre; on hard-surface road, near
Annandale, Va. Easy terms. MILLS
REALTY CO.. FA. 0999. 9'
CIVILIAN -
2-bedrm. brk semidet.; close in. W.
DEWEY WHITENER. Broker. oW.
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S35,OOO


Loudoun County cattle farm; excellent
for nonresident owner; including
buildings, equipment, machinery
tools and half growing crops; 220
acres open. balance in valuable tim
ber, total 254 acres; located of No.
house with bath, electricity, phone,
two bedrooms; new large corn crib
and granary; new machine shed;
smoke house; chicken house; storage
shed, and small weekend cottage
for non-resident owner; well .watered
and fenced; fields lined and fertil-
lied: now grazing and feeding 100
head cattle. This is paying farm
and well worth your inspection.
Phone Major Lane, Ma. $500; eve
nings, WI. $3.50 for appointment and
details.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV. IS
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAL
LOANS

end AND 3rd TRUSTS ON d. q
property; 24-hr service. Mr.. Green
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1914 K ST NV Ma 66z0
SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAILABLE
AND NOTES PURCHASED. CALL
MIR. MILLER NE. 1920; EVE.
NINGS ST.. 1921.
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VIENNA VA

COUNTRY ACRE LOT
A country estate especially adapted
for extensive entertainment with
country club atmosphere on beau
tiful handicapped plot. The main
house is of brick construction. in
Immaculate condition; center hall,
large living room, with fireplace.
paneled den, powder room, dining
room, tiled kitchen, tiled breakfast
room and 60x15-ft. fiagstone ter
race fully covered by aluminium
canopy. The 2nd floor contains 3
bedrooms. 2 baths. There Is a
ornate bar and leather. lounge. in
guest apartment consisting of
equipped kitchen, breakfast room,
2 bedrooms, bath and large paneled
living room. Behind the 2-car ga
rage Is an office or maids room with
bath and utility room. Hot-water
oil heat, convector radiation, sep
arate controls for main house and
studio apartment. There are wells
and diversified septic tank. City water
and sewer are available in front OF
property. Water and wiring lines
are all underground, 1900 #. of Cy-
clone fencing, automatic control
for garage doors; outdoor barbecue
set up with cupboards, sinks, cleo
cabin well house. Over $1,000
$500 Way below cost Of repro.
only. Mr.. Demshock, LU. 1871.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
1417 K st. NV, MA. $500 -e
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S11,750
CT APPROVED
G1 nln DOWN

2-story brick; 1st a., lge. liv. rm.,
family-size din. rn1., modern equipped
kit, lge. util. rm.; End A., lge
bedrms. and tiled bath; 1ge screened
in side porch; near transp., schools
and stores.
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

Mr.. 10th AND FRANKLIN N.E.-Lot,
69x90; next to Texaco gas sta; $50
mo. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880. -
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S12.950

WEST HXAIISVIII1E
Lovely asbestos Shingle bungalow,
consisting Of lge. liv. rm., lge. kit,
stairs to expandable attic; full bsnt.
with outside entr.; beaut. 2-cal
gar; run. water and elec. lights;
stairs lead to storage space in gar.
This house has everything you will
want. House situated on q lovely
lot with through street and side
walk; conv. TO stores. transp. and
schools. See this house today.
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COUNTRY STORE BARGAIN

OOUN II O1 O1EI DIA1VOzA11V
Located on corner lot 100000 in a
thickly populated area IA mi. out
Equipped with refrigerators. scales
and meat cutter. well stocked with
groceries. Has of sale beer license.
Business is wonderful. owner has
good reason for selling. Land, l yr.
old building and stock will be sacri-
feed on a quick sale for $4,000.
Terms. You'll have to hurry on this
F. E. MALCOLM
Exclusive Realtor OW. 3024
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

1925 DEsALES st. NV. tAcross from
Mayflower HoteD. room size, 10 #.
6 in by 10 #. in.; attractive
entrance; suitable for 6ny small
business. Please inspect If in
rrrested call MA. 4%52 -
TO SETTLE ESTATE-Valuable first
commercial property at 575S Geor-
gia ave. NV. next to PoSin'S Deli
catessen; suitable for stores, apart
ments. super market. bowling al
leys and many other uses; ample
rear parking space. For full de-
tails, call Mr.. Raymond. RA. 1924
(evenings) with FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. DI 1411. -
RESTAURANT-Du to the. death Of
owner. executrix is offering going
restaurant business which last year
crossed S7S,S10. Very moderate
price of S35, 900 includes lot and 2
bldgs. business, fixtures and IL
censes. Substantial cash required.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., 1929 K st.
NV. Ma. 0352. ------------------
Vacant, Commercial Ground
10000 so. it., 4521 14th st. NV.
10000 SO. it., front on Gist, Chicago
and Chesapeake Ave.
This ground is available at low price
all cash. Call Harrington. MA; $500.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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HIGH ON A HILL

HIGH ON A HILL
142 rolling acres, in lovely section,
near Warrenton; 6-rm., center
hall farmhouse, in good cond.; fine
water, electricity and telephone; a
good. all-purpose farm; school bus
by door: priced at S15,750, sub
Stantial cash required.
DILLON LAND co.
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peter ]. hagan

REALTOR. 8s41 84th ST. NE.
UN. 1855, WA. 1857
OPEN DAILY FROM 8 TILL 8
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VACANT

Just been redecorated and ready to
move into, is this attractive brick
semi. . bedrooms and bath. living
room, dining room, equipped kitchen;
full basement with finished rec.
room; 81 ,450 down, SS3 per mo-, in
cluding. taxes and insurance.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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DESIRABLE SUBDIVISION ACREAGE
Opposite Andrews Air Field, 5000
1T. frontage on Camp Springs high
way, 1900 #. frontage on Suit
land and Steward roads; "a acres.
Priced for immediate sale; this IL
rare opportunity; shown by ap-
pointment only. LEONARD SNIDER,
Ia Plata Md
Evening star., 1950-09-07
THE PERFECT HOUSE

If you've dreamed of owning a home
that had everything. you must see
this 4-bedrm. 3-bath brick and
stone rambler-styie house nr. Wash
ington Golf and Country Club.
priced at S31.5OO.
WAKEFIELD ASSOCIATES
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KASS BUILDING

I'll 14th st. NV, air conditioned
L. Suite. 66x33 plus reception rm.
will be partitioned to suit tenant
2. Suite of 3 rms, modern decor.
incl. carpets.
8. Suite OF 4 rms, ideal for pho.
tographer's studio. Call r. KASS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-31

years work. The total receipts from the l949 Christmas Seal Sale were s3l l93,13, an increase of $2,7000C over the prior years returns. After deductions to the NTA and to the local TB committees there remains to be budgeted for next years pro- gram the sum of $24,35455. A com plete breakdown of both receipts and expenditures will soon be ready for the auditor and will be pub lished in the Annual Report of the Association.
 After adjournament of the gen eral meeting, the Board of Directors held a short organization session The following were elected officers for the coming year: President, Mrs M. 0. Johnson; First Vice President Dr. Clayton Policy; Second Vice President, John Maurstad; secre- tary Mrs. Ruth Dunlap; treasurer James McNaughton.
 As members of the Executive Committee in addition to the off, cers were chosen Mrs. Kate Smith Mrs. Earle Hunter, Mrs. Chris Wyller and J. B. Burford. Mrs. Fran ces L. Paul was reelected Execu- tive Secretary and given vote O thanks for her effective work dur. ing the year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-31
JUNIOR PROM QUEEN
 BE CROWNED TONIGHT

"C'mon. huh? Whats the the,ne?"
 Who you taking?"
 Who do you think'll be Queen?'
 The above are just a few of the questions that were being asked around J-Hi this week as the Jun for Prom began to dominate con- versations, and speculation about the Queens identity and the theme increased.
 Tonight, however, and less than nine hours from now, all these queries will be answered. For to- night at nine o'clock the doors or the closely guarded gym will swing open and divulge the cause for all the mysterious activity that has been going on behind them ant. drawn shades for the last few days.
 Dancing will begin shortly after nine to the music of the four piece orchestra of Ben Favre and h.s Taku Wind Hammers.
 During the course of the evening entertainment la Haugen will be provided. The Four Winds Quartet will sing and committee head. Hau- gen has announced that several humorous numbers will be pre- sented.
 At twelve midnight, class presi- dent Donald MacKinnon will re- veal the name of the Queen. Afte. her coronation dancing will resume and will continue until shortly be- fore one.
 Tickets may still be obtained frorl the ticket sellers or at the door.
 Chaperones for the affair will bt Captain and Mrs. Haugen, MT. ane Mrs. MacKinnon, MT. and Mrs Wingerson, Mir. and Mrs. Williams MT. and Mrs. Keithahn, Mir ana Mrs. Carroll, MT. and Mrs. Crooks Mrs Whitaker and MT. Art Skin- ner.
 The entire Junior Class has pitched in to work on the prom under the direction of Mrs. Cook
 Donna Wood is head of the re- treatments, Evangeline Mcconnell IS in charge of invitations, and Joyce Hope heads the program and ticket committee. Joe Peterson is ir charge of publicity and Ann Hen- ning and Dick Keithahn are taking care of the decoration. Henry Haugen and Dixie Tandy are pro- viding the entertainment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-31
FIVE DONORS TO LIBRARY DRIVE
 CLIP OFF $165

The drive for funds to erect the Juneau Memorial Library, after sey- eral days of remaining stationary, took off again today on its down. ward course to clip off S165 from the amount to be raised.
 Here is list of five of the latest donors to the fund:
 The American Women's Volun~ tary Service group voted to pledge S100 to the building, it was an- nounced by Mrs. Ernest Gruening
 The AWVS, meeting at the Gov ernor's House, will raise the money by holding card parties at a later date.
 Coupled with this donation to the slowly dissolving fund was $25 from enlisted men in the Alaska Con- munications Service, adding to ] previous S9 given by them.
 An anonymous donor presented Dr. James c. Ryan, thirdin- mand of the fund raising project with $25, he said.
 Vivian Dubinick, with the health department in the Cooper Building donated $5 and Gordon's Apparel Shop donated $10.
 These sums, amounting to $l65 brings the amount left to be raised down to $4,355.24. A total of S70,00l is sought to obtain federal matching funds to erect the $140,000 structure
 B. D Stewart is at present acting chairman of the drive, in the ab- sence of B. Frank Heintzleman regional forester now in Washing ton on government business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-31
NEW COMEDY E
 OPENING TONIGHT
 CAPITOL THEATRE

A new aspect of the battle be- tween the sexes forms the intrigu- ing theme of Dan Hartman's pro- duction, Every Girl Should Bo Married" for RKO Radio, and open- ing at the Capitol Theatre tonight for the weekend.
 Starring Cary Grant, Franchot Tone and Diana Lynn and intro ducing talented Betsy Drake as the impulsive heroine, the romantic comedy is based on the premise that modern girl should be al- lowed to campaign for the man she wants instead of sitting around waiting for proposal.
 When she encounters Grant, a prosperous doctor. Miss Drake de- cidese he's just what she's been looking for. and launches a care fully planned drive to entice him into matrimony.
 The doctor is amused by her stratagems, and when she sees they aren't working, she tries a new at tack which brings about the storys hilarious complications.
 Tone, as her employer, and Miss Lynn, as her startled but loyal com panion, play important parts in the gay offering in which Alan MoW- bray is featured.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-31
SCHApIR0 THANKFUL
 10 JUNEAU

Maxim Schap;ro, recently ln Ju- neau at the dedication of the Com mrnity grand piano, writes thank you letter to the people of Juneau through The Empire. The letter, dated March 27, from 102 West 20th Street, New York (24), New York, addressed to the Editor of The Daily Alaska Empire is as follows:
 Dear Sir:
 May I, through the kindness ot your paper, express my deepest ap- preciatlon to all those who, through their overwhelming kindness and hospitality, made my recent visit to Juneau another unforgetable ex- perience.
 The honor of Juneau citizenship, which has been so generously be- slowed upon me, I value and cherish more than words can ever tell |. My warmest gratitude goes to Gov ernor and Mrs. Ernest Gruening, to Mayor and Mrs. Waino E. Hendrick son. to Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. to 1 the Business and Professional Wo- men's Club, to the Juneau Concert Association, to The Daily Alaska Empire, to my numerous Juneau friends, and last but not least, to that wonderful Juneau concert audience which, through their musi- cal interest and unwavering enthu- siasm, furnished the best proof for what I so much believe-that Ju- neau is destined to become the music center of the Territory ...
 Thanking you for your courtesy in publishing this letter, I remain
 Sincerely yours.
 1 (Signed) Maxim Schapiro.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-31

Ladies! BIJOU DAY is your LUCKY DAY $. for you can buy all the nation ally advertised BIJOU hose you want at the 2Oth Century Super Market =. !. at REAL savings! (See below). 10 a. m. to D. m. only.
 Come see them - for BIJOU dulcet stock ings in candlelight shades are the most exciting luxury stockings of the "Fabul- ous Fifties" Proportioned to your height, as well as your foot size, 812 to II in shorts, mediums and longs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-31
CITY FATHERS
 IN ABUNDANCE
 AT C0E, MEETING

The recent Republican caucus could well have been turned into a Mayors meeting, as far as four Mayors and one ex-Mayor were con- cerned.
 Fairbanks, Wrangell and Peters burg, as well as Juneau, were repre- sented by the heads of their cities. They were: Maurice Johnson, Mayor of Fairbanks; Ed Locken, Mayor of Petersburg; Peter c. Mccormack Mayor of Wrangell; Mrs. Doris Bar nes, ex-Mayor of Wrangell and Waino Hendrickson, Mayor of Ju- neau. ~ 4ss '
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-31
REGISTER FOR MARBLE
 TOURNAMENT AT BALL PARK

Registration for boys wishing tt enter the National Marble Tour nament preliminaries to be helt next month in Juneau. may sigr up and receive instruction blank. tomorrow beginning at pm. a the baseball park.
 The tourney, sponsored by ths Lions Club, will go into it's semi final on April 15 and the final on April 22. Registration begins tomorrow to last through April 8
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-31

Judy's wide smile expresses her happiness over the progress she is making in learning how to walk. The skis she is using help her re- tain balance while she pulls one foot forward and then the other. Skis are just one of the many types of equipment that your use of Easter Seals provide. A supply of the 1850 Seals can be obtained from the Juneau Douglas Chapter ACCA, GO Mrs. John Mccormick. Phone 547,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-31
STEVE VUCOVICH BETTER,
 BACK IN JUNEAU SOON

The numerous friends of Steve Vucovich will be glad to learn that his health is greatly improved, and that he will be back in Juneau soon, probably next week. He has been hospitalized for some time, at Barnes Memorial Hospital in Van cover, Wash.
 Vucoyich wrote this week that he is at the New Washington Hotel III Seattle, planning to take the next steamer north.
 LIONS LIBRARY BENEFIT
 Turkey shoot-Friday and Satur- day nights starting 800 p.m A. B. Hall. adv. 65-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-03-31
EMBLEM CLUB

Regular meeting Thursday March 30 at 800 pm. Will officers please be at Elks Hall promptly at 7.30
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-24
Redwood Wins
Triangular Meet

Richwood's track team opened
its season Thursday by over
%whelming the Worthington re,
serves and the Columbus Rosary
varsity. Redwood scored l03 Y
points, Worthington 81, and
Rosary 1412.
Worthington had a meet the
night before with Upper Airing,
ton and kept their best men out
of the Redwood meet. The en-
tire program was turned into &
route as Redwood swept all
firsts but one.
Many of the times and dis
tances we're poor but these can
be accredited to the fact that
the Redwood boys were not
pressed to win. Coach Richard
Fetter was well pleased with his
team showing in its initial meet
and will take them to Harpster
Tuesday, April IS for their sec
ond meet of the year.
Results in each event were as
follows:
Shot Put finch (Richwood)
won. Fairchild (Rosary) second;
mons (Richwood) fourth. Dis
tance-3S feet 2b inches.
Pole Vault-Fields (Richwood)
won; Bartly CWo~rthington) second;
Shirtzinger OR Rosary third;
Vaughn (Rosary) fourth. Height
10 feet.
100 High Hurdles valid
(Richwood) won; Speyer (Rich-
wood second; Rieke (Worthing-
fourth. Time-19.1 seconds.
100 Dash Austin 0Richwood)
won; Griffith (Richwood) second;
Blue (Richwood) third; Grove
(Worthington) fourth. Time-l0.S
seconds.
Mile un-Six (Worthington)
won; Williams (Worthington) sec
ond; Fleetwood (Richwood) third;
Cudy CWorthington) fourth. Time
SIS.
Broad Jumps. Rush CRich-
wood Austin (Richwood) tie for
first; Blue (Richwood) third.
Wells (Worthington) fourth; Dis
~ iS'N . Y lIbllVS'
220 Low Hurdl e S-Griffith
(RichwOod) won; Speyer (Rtch-
wood second; finch (Richwood)
third; stuart (Worthington)
fourth; Time-29.4 seconds.
22O Yard Dash-AuStin (Rich-
wood won. Blue (RichwOOd) sec
ond; Howald CRichwoOd) third;
Grove CWorthingtOn) fourth. Time
-24.9 seconds.
Mile e a y-RichWood, won,
CHosey, Rush, Fleetwood, and
Chapman); Worthington, second
Time 4:16.
Discus Slemmons (RichWOod)