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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PANELLING-Dry. knotty white pine
Pickwick pattern, random widths,
17c per bd. f.. lower price on large
quantities. GALL1HER q kim
KIEW1CzS.o INC, 1884 18th st. Sc
PHoTosTGAITl MACHINE and timer,
cond., $50. AETNA CASUALTY &
SURETY CO.. NE. s-s73O. Mr..
PIANO, ElSRs''i Lester apt; size spinet. Ma
70: s-6764 after : pm.
PIANO. moving out of lge. house
Will sell Hardman baby grand piano.
Excel: Sond, .Jpy Immed. ed as. sale; ReSs, oI
r5tAhs2sssasss: othss. aD2ess: sss uB aD ksass ksstss
others. PAUL GoLIBART, cor. entr.
AD. 4-5sss 1880 to /. 2 to 500
PIANOS FOR RENT-New spinet, $e
mo. Investigate our famous rental
purchase plan. KITS, 1880 G St
middle of block. -
PIANO - Late-model. full-keyboard
spinet, used very little; $345s Amoonss
any g st' eIS {middie ES'ofS Of block. 10 .A o.
condition, a rare bargain, ss25; ,.S;s So !
1890 G. st. (middle Of block. =
PIANO. apt. grand, S3y5: Rining Tm' ,ne
Other items. ia. 1896. %
PiANOS-Want a bargain? Then get
the best. You cannot buy . good.
small piano on today's market LOT
spinets and apt. uprights that are
good Investments. Wurlitzer. spinet,
at $545; Fischer apt. upright, $545;
also other floor samples and used
pianos that are fully guaranteed;
Terms as low low as clSs8pS2 1SS d9Tn aTEs13 and
CO. 1Ios q st. NV. DI. 1894,
PIANo-Blunther grand. Very rea-
sonable for cash. A musicians pi-
ano. Edgswater 9-5500, Ext. 27141.
FhhSieMSs rieSt compieteIy srecoHditioned Hd This his
teacher or an advanced. student.
Reasonably priced. Also a few larger
uprights that have been recondi-
eenS terms OfiSsa c1MPsEGG 81 Gn' Misc SS
CO.. 11Os @ st. NV. DI. 7-8464
PIANOS-Rent a piano. We have O
large stock of new Steinway, Sob
the piano you would ike to oI own
and have it delivered to your home
on our famous RENTAL-PURCHASE
PLAN. Give your child the best
Call or come in for complete de.
tails. CAMPBELL Music CO.. 110S
PIANOS-Reconditioned grands. In
cluded in this display are Steinway
Kimball. Weber, Aeolian, WurlitzeI
and others. Come in and try them
today: Terms as low as 109o down
ance for your piano. CAMPBELI
MUSIC CO., 110S @ st. NV. DI
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DUPONT CIRCLE

Two lge., attrac. furn. rms. in neWly
dec. town house; twin beds; refgr,
maid service daily. 17l1 10th st
NV. DE. 2-7T66. 3
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SITS MEN 6 WoMEN (contl REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcontlI

MATHEMATICAL CALCULATOR
Age 20 to 80, to operate standard
desk calculator in reduction Of ex-
perimentar data. Ability to do accu-
rate curve plotting and use standard
equipment such as planimeter and
variable scale required. Work in
and development organization in
Alexandria. Salary open. Call XII.
9-750O "a
Evening star., 1953-11-02

1887 Brentwood I'd. me-. AID
FURS = Beaver coat, 1915. good
condition: reasonable. Blue fo1
jacket, like new; cheap. OIL. 4-1117
FUR CAPE, sable-dyed squirrel. siz.
Is. $50: brown seal-dyed coney
size IA, S1O;, black cloth coat, size
Is. $50; chest OF drawers. So. EN-
FGR CAPE. genuine mink, perfect
v;n S;9ndltion; S425, CO: 6-0794. =
South eaS s sseres Eses0n wo tSr ssass sess9Sass soln!
FUR COATS, Nutria, u length, gooc
cond.. size 1914, reas.; Orienta
Mink, full length. size 1914. worr
only season; reas. ia. 5-S692.
FURNITURE. moving out of lge house
must sell immed. Handsome mahog
bedrm. set: hand-carved poster bed
dresser, chest and table. Also beaut
Chippendale mahog. din. rm. suite
Console mirrored table. Pembroke
ttasI table. OIL. oL: 1882 or call at 2 OK
FURNfTuRE-Wiiil' sacrifice ii nm mahog
bedrn; set. solid rock maple dinett'
with 6 chairs. carved fireside bench
pnegedlepointt odTt chairs, misc. articles
EOMNAA OnE-L Lazy leaving country
will sell beaut. new furn., elec. fan.
Your choice. RA. 6-39S3. a
FURN.-Mahogany. BiggS Hepple-
white, drop-leaf dining table, in
laid; small Chinese Chippendale
corner cabinet. Arm casual chair
Round pedestal table. 27-in dame
ter. OIL. 9-9197.
SALE-Brand-new, bet
ter grade bedrm.. dining rm., living
rm. from unclaimed freight and fac
tory closeouts, etc. A great saving
for cash. LION STORAGE BLDG.
Sat. Till 4. re. 7-4si0. %
FURNITURE-9x12 Wilton rug lik,
new. lounge chair, floor lamp. 5764
Colorado ave. NV. Apt. LIB after
FURNITURE-1 Simmons hideaway
bee, with Beautyrest mattress. 2 enc
tables, 2. copper planter lamps,
mahoR. kneehole desk with glas.
cover, J. dropleaf din. rm table
with pad and 6 din. chairs, / flool
works for $3.50. re. 8-0679 MS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ii undro.
mat. operation good, $10O; duncan
Phyfe mahogany, full-sized table, {
chairs, $125; large Duncan Phyft
dark red sofa, 500. OIL. 2-0716
Observation-Disclosures town. ofierinl
furnishings of 6-rm. house at bar.
gain prices. ia. 2-O267. 3
FURN.. din. rm. table. buffet. chins
closet. $35; dble. maple bed and
SprinPS wardrobe M 7.dQQ1
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1894 RTT,TMORE NW

Large. pleasant room, single; cooking
prlvilS., running water. refrigera tor
RhaSnn2 hlp MO r-lN.lE
Evening star., 1953-11-02

Downtown, GIG 18th st.
Sir giles and doubles, with and with.
and daily rates MA S-R0R4
Evening star., 1953-11-02
FURNITURE MODERN
AT SACRIFICE PRICES

The entire stock Of fne modern furn-
iture from Penthouse Modern Furn-
iture Co. must be disposed Of re-
gardless of original cost.
We were forced to vacate our large
downtown store, now the entire
house for immediate disposal.
Listed below are just q few of the
hundreds of furniture values that
will never be found again.
Evening star., 1953-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZERS, leaders. pans, ex-
cayating, grading, clearing. road
building. Free estimates. Will sell
equipment. Call South 5-7S53 day
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HAT CHECK ATTEN
PART-TIME

White, dependable, used to dealing
with public. Hours 5-11:30 pm.
Frll Mq tPE0lsf pm to 1nspS ?S6 ana, ana saf fun
pm. to 1870 am. Write resume,
giving age. marital status, salary
desired. and inclose recent picture.
BOX LAY. Star -
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ROOMS UNEURNIsHEp
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-4724 Sth ST. NV.
lge. rms, newly dec; share kit. an,
bath. TU. 2-66T3, -4
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HOGS, registered Tamwofth, gratn-
S26 to S35 each. BOX 364-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1953-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
WASHERS

Completely automatic: very famous
make; new, in factory cartons, full
warranty. Regularly S299.95: linn
tied quantity, sale, S189.96. Call
~. ~; S77227193. Cash or easy terms.
pET1E IJTTT M
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ia. 7-7722.
American Service Center
5s5 NORTH GLEBE RD.. ARL.. VA.
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE-Sofa bed,
$40; Simmons hide-away bed. $120;
sofa, $50; Lawson chair, S25: 9-ft.
sofa. $50; cherry table. $35; din
ing buffet, S5, round oak pedestal
table, $8; hall rack. marble top, So;
Duncan Phyfe dropleaf table. 500;
Victorian rocker. $25; double coil
spring, So; Victorian dresser, S5;
solid mahog. record cabinet, $l2;
club chair, $50: love seat and chair,
S35; boudoir chair, SIS: lge. Dun
can Phyfe din. table, $35, and studio
couch. S35; double mattress. S12;
$95. 2447 18th st. NV. CO.
5-5116. 3s
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sLAUGHTER's, 2oo7 o st. NV. Of
clean, comfortable rms. elev. and
sWitchbd.. sgle. aud dble. rms. by
day, wk. or mo-; 1st taxi zcne.
NO. 7-4660. $
$7.50-S8 WK.. sGL. ROOMS: NICE
DOWNTOWN RES. HOTEL Mr.,
WHITE HOUSE OFFERS REDECO-
RATED RMS. ON GROUND FLOOR
RESERVED FOR MEN. RUNNING
WATER IN RMS. SWITCHBOARD
MAID SERV., TILE BATHS, SHOW
ERS. TV IN LOBBY. Ma. S-S7S6.
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL JA. Q.
5333: ewes EN- 3-R1Rh
Evening star., 1953-11-02
KITCHEN
REMODELING


PAINTING, interior and exterior. Call
A: DOMINTCK, ia 2-SS30. any day
after p.un.: an day Sunday.
PAINTING, $50 rm.. wood trim only;
ship. MA, S-9655: or ewes. WE.
5-5455 .
PAINTING CoNTRACToR-Commer.
cial and residential: satisfactory 25
Yrs MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 6-97o3,
workmanship; work done immedt-
ate!y; MR.. POAT, RA. 3-5643. .
PAINTING. plastering. paperinR and
repairing. ia. 9-S046, TU. 2-5022
PAINTING AND PAPERTNG foor
sanding, carpentry and brick work;
reasonable. MR.. HORNE. NO. q
PAINTING, PAPERTNG-eo yrs ex-
per-; Al work; personal serv.; salts
faction guar. Any time. ia. 9-0396.
Evening star., 1953-11-02

GIRL IN 2Os to share attractive apt.
with another girl in very convenient
NV. sec. TV $40 mo. Available
Immediately. AID. 2-7S07 after Z.
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oULTRY. RABBITs AND EeeslRooMs EuRN-NW .con..l
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OH

FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE. 6l9
e st. NV ME R-n02A
Evening star., 1953-11-02

Regular Pri 6
Blond mahobany cocktail 49,.
nreaa ssS1f occasional chair 4s:SS asss asSS s:SS
Red tweed tufted mod
ern sofa 10000 1900
sofa N--- 2se. 90 100. 90
Lined oak desk - 69.95 $500
Gray walnut double
Blond mahogany dining
| room suite 400 90 ESQ. 90
Modern sofa bed -149.0O $500
Modern table lamps oo
Wrought iron b-pc.
Budset terms and delivery can be
PENTHOUSE MODERN
WAREHOUSE
3135 v ST. NE.
IN NE. ~I80 at Hot Ofa shoDpe. Hours: open
daily 10 am. to 8 pm. 2
IGAS-FIRED UNIT HEATER, 100000
btu: thermostat and blower; Reas.
hwy. Arlington. Va. "a; $500:
GAS RANGES t,C nsy Nss Nssd ssl S1lyISo 4s c Sp;
GAS RANGES, apt. size, 4-burner;
good condition: $24.50. BLOCKS.
INC, 1746 Lee hwy, Arlington.
cyIss' "a JANfses7 sSss7oQ; o. ,.sd. -sn.3r. mS
Oil oii, coal. wood ranges ACME
STOVE l011 7th n W. MA. S-S952
HEATERS (100l, new, gas. oil apd
coal. from unclaimed freight so to
IN 15 per z.Ssaa Ssat on S7S0 R. l. ave: ne
HHEAHTERsso HH soS9 new used. Repairs 1sas.
oil. coal wood. ACME STOVE i017
k7htRRDEx Ar & px pcxBiNETs. RA sfsSn fRseSmninstonRand
steel. 26 drawers. 5xS card size.
Sold new $500, will take S100.
CENTRAL. 2019 14th st. NV.
IS
all rooms. Closing out business. At
less than wholesalers cost. Free
parking Open IL to 8 pm. 1875
Irving st NV. %
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

Started; SIS. Wo' 6-343s. "a
BOXER. II mos. old, brindle, Axe
reg; Call after pm, JE. 3-0786.
COCKER SPANIEL, 8 mos, tags and
shots. reasonable. RIA. 6-6973.
CScKEE s'eaF .1a. srAN1E1s 51aas H.. blond snS
Poplar 2-3637. ~ any -
COCKER SPA.NIELs. blond. 8 weeks
Axe reg: shots and wormed: /
FRfNciH slsi fSonEESTo5s fs%afE }E T219sS sSd mi5,a
lures; chtdce breeding, Ho, 2-7843
Axe. reg. MacKINNON, 1909 North
Roosevelt St, Arl.. va. JE. 2-3432
PEKINGEsE-Pedigreed stud service.
TOY iii MANCHEsTER Ma tEsYi PUPPIES. Axe,
S35 up. PARKWOOD KENNELS,
6ol5 Branch ave. Sc, 10. S-7TS2,
MARYLAND BREED FoxHoUNDs,
Sse SSsaut; paired; : yIs:: running M good;
HENDERSON, DicEerson, Md. 3
PUPS, COLLIE, 3-mos. old. Champion
sired. Axe registered. Call ia.
PERSIAN KITTENS, beautiful white
and blues; excellent pedigreed. S35
BEAGLE PUPS, 10 mos. old. begin
R6TEERO 6!RE to ,emal. rTn Futon HKS S;7s91 int,
champ. 13 champ. Loves children.
Must sacrifice. ia. 2-9725. .
FRENCH POODLES - Ribbon win.
blk. standard, 8 mos, Axe. reas.
POODLE PUPPIES, Axe,
8 wks., silver, sired by Beau Bacarat,
SON Of Ch. Smilestones Silvern. who
has 10 champions among immediate
predecessors. ia. 2-1491. .
PUPPIES AND KITTENS free to good
home. IA. 2-77Sh-
Evening star., 1953-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture. full con-
tents or odd PCS. refgrs;.. stoves.
8. FURN. CO.. 210 7th st. s.e..
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$500 QUE ST. NV.

Sgle., dble. rms; running water, in
nerspring mattresses. SSH wkly.
NE S-79O4. -
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S12 so Wk.
Walk DOWNTOWN

Large double rooms, suitable for ladies
or gentlemen, maid service, walking
distance downtown, ] blk. of Conn
ave. 1929 18th st. NV a
Evening star., 1953-11-02
FUEL OIL TANKS

Special, S25 ea.; also radiators and
boilers. GENERAL WRECKING CO.,
1887 Brentwood I'd. me-. AID.
Evening star., 1953-11-02
INSTRUCTION. COURSES

LEARN HOW TO SING in 10 lessons.
Condensed. streamlined course guar
anteed to give you working knowl-
edge of correct vocal technique: For
ING INSTITUTE. 10. 5-07S1. -3
SECRETARIES wanted to S4 1000;
typists to $50 wk., bookkeepers to
S75; beg and refresher courses
NOW starting. 1t pays to get the
10Th n yu 2-OQ1n
Evening star., 1953-11-02
MlscEL. FOR SALE tcens.,
DESKS = DESKS

AN@ASS0NS N~o~@%A@NS
dbie. ped. S22.60. File cabinets.
chairs. bookcases. lockers, tables,
steel shelving. Unlimited quantities
to choose from. Savings up to 70Ts.
Free Ere delivery aHd nd pa parakNins; svvTey New
639 N. Y. AVE. NV.
DIAMONDS = Lady's y Ct, $75;
lady's y Ct. $3.50; lady's IN cts,
3M cts. $3.50: lady's az cts. per
feet, $1,000. LIVINGSTON g. CO.,
1923 H st. NV. ME. S-526S. ~
James portable, $165.
Homart window fan, $30.. Ironer,
$40. Boys bicycle, 26 in, SIS.
ia. S-4400. Ext. 972. IS
DISHWASHER SINKS, Hotpoint
and Youngstown; regular. S4I
each; sale price, $3.50 ca. K & w
PLUMBING CO., 644 H st. ne. Ii
DIg1FsLLfHSsAroas-An I1sL q types. hand s sne
Co. I43i Z. CAPITOL st. Ii. 3-00s5
|ELECTRIL TRAINS and accessories;
1853 Lionel: 20% OFF. BERG's
HARDWARE. 6212 3rd st. NV. RA
EGEc.o 1ovENErTE, 10 baking pans
all like new; $15: Wine-colorec
Evening star., 1953-11-02
GILI-BERT
GORDON HOTEL,

2460 18th ST. n.w.-Sgl. and dbl
rms. some with pvt. bath; maid and
24-Er PIX service CO 6-12Rl
Evening star., 1953-11-02

Latest models at real savings. Com
pare our low prices. Open ewes.
Evening star., 1953-11-02

BLUE GRASS SOD
ON IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
You lay IT. GREENWICH FARMS
NURSERY LII 2-4Q20
Evening star., 1953-11-02
MACHINERY

OIL PAINTINGS. Italian originals;
will sell very reasonably; $25 to
oil B1RNER8RoFss III NfR4SS a1ssF nsM 2 gm cOndi4
ton, less than Q yrs. old. JU.
S-2305. .
ORIENTAL RUGS-Two ox12 and
six smaller. DI. 7-7SSS. 2s
PAINT, ST 90 gal. White house paint
SRa WasApSs Tfd ssSf gaiPPtx Px,Nf ffoepHw6s4 ed I6I
7th st. NV. ST. S-109S. Is
Evening star., 1953-11-02

FURS - Beaver coat, 14-16, good
condition: reasonable. Blue fox
jacket, like new; cheap. OIL. 4-1117.
Evening star., 1953-11-02
ANTIQUES WANTED

FURNITURE; WANTED AT ONCE;
ANY AMOUNT, ANY KIND. ALSO
Fed REFRIGERATOR GOOD
PIANO AND GAS RANGE. CALL
Mr.. GRADY MA S-267Q
Evening star., 1953-11-02
ANTTOTTES

Furniture, bric-a-brac. china, glass
ware. oriental art objects. jewelry
rugs sliVerWare. paintings. por-
Call MURRAY Ia. 9-3333
Evening star., 1953-11-02

THE CARLYN
Desirable room and shower. in mod
ern apt. house. Refrigerator linen
maid and secretarial service. 500
per month. Call MRS. SOKITCH
res. mgr, Dill 7-34ON .
Evening star., 1953-11-02
944 Wayne Ave. Silver Spring. ma
WASHERS-DRYERS

PETE HILL co.
, 1953-08-24

~
Dr. Robert NJ. De Freitas
a. O., p. Specialist ii Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics; announces that on
Aug. 10th from 10 am,
to 5 pm. & Wed. August 9th
from $50 to 4:3O pm. complete
optometric service will be of
tered to the Municipality Of
Isl. Croix.
VIII be in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon Wednesday.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or c. @. D.
, 1953-08-24
The II BABY

TUESDAY EVENING AT z OCL

NAVY
sea fleet, will be towed to the
submarine base Of ST Thomas
eeaTly IN September. For a
few days after its arrival and
before the tests, sightseers will.
be permitted to view II from
the submarine base. No one
will be permitted togoaboard
the submarine.
The area in which the test
will be conducted will be an--
nounced sufficiently il adj
vance to provide warning for
all small craft to remain clear.
, 1953-08-24
Shipping News

The SIS "AtaIanti" is SEIZED
uled to sail from New Orleans
August u, obile August 18th
and IS due at Frederiksted
August 24th via Jamaica, Hal
ii and st. Thomas accepting
freight for Barbados, George
town & Paromaribo.
, 1953-08-24

The SIS "Alcoa Runner is
scheduled to sail from Balti-
more August oath, New York
August 28th and is due at
Frederiksted September 5th
via Puerto Rico and 81. Tho
mas accepting freight for We
nezuela and Paramaribo.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25

in the countries of Southeast Asia,
India, and the Near East. was this:
These people, almost unanimously,
want to follow neither Russia nor the
United States. They do not believe
there are only two possible ways of
life. There is another way, perhaps
several, and they do not want to be
forced to forego the search for, and
the following of, some middle way
which will let them retain their in
dependence. Most of them want none
of the colonialism and imperialism
that go with close association with
one of the giants of the earth Per-
haps India might be the effective
organizing center for this third way.
Nehru's prestige was high nearly ev-
erywhere | went.
| came home from this trip with
better understanding of the attitudes
of these peoples outside the orbit
of either East or West and with the
hope that our side will have regard
for their point of view. If we do this,
we shall win their respect, even if
they do not follow us in any organi-
rational sense. For the most part they
lean more strongly toward the demo-
cratic way of life than the commu-
nistic Friendly understanding and a
firm determination to refrain from
to compel them to side
with us will be the surest way to
make certain that they do not fol-
low Russian or Chinese Communism.
= THE PROGRESSIVE, Madison,
}
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-12-25
Montana State Orphanage--
CONTINUED from page one)

|
dollar a week. All bought student
activity tickets (for football and
basketball games) at the beginning
of the years.. $500 they have
85 cents a week left for the re-
mainder of the year.
On Saturday night, Oct. 3rd, we
initiated our redecorated dance hall
in the gym with a "Sock Hop"-no
shoes! The floor was newly sanded
and vanished so we thought sock
hop would be good way initiating
the new floor with the paste
and dance wax. The Alerite Trio
furnished the music-the first or
chestra for Home dance-and they
donated their time absolutely
refused to take any payment. They
said they were glad to see the young
sters so pleased and were glad to add
their contribution to our Grand Open
ingl Wasn't that something? We had
chocolate frosted doughnuts and lime
Kool-aid with lemon slices, at inter
mission. There weren't any leftovers.
Since 1894 the whistle has blown
at 600 a. m. to start the day. On
Sunday, Oct. 4th, we set rising time
and Sunday breakfast an hour later.
We would like to make this daily
thing, but no amount of figuring can
bring any solution to the work jobs
that must be completed before school
time. At least the 700 whistle on
Sundays makes for little more leis-
ure.
The FLA boys held their initiation
on Tuesday, Oct. 9th. This was at
tended by 4 of our boys who are real
ly serious about their agriculture.
Hope they will continue along these
lines. The FILA girls followed soon
after their initiation. We now have
10 members.
On Wednesday, Oct. 21st, the first
State Home Student Council was or
gained Officers were elected by all
the boys and girls from 1st grade
up. We feel that they did an excellent
job in selecting their leaders. The
representatives were elected by each
cottage personnel only. We felt that
those people living closely know who
best to represent them.
The purpose of this council is to
further self-confidence, reliability,
independence, an dependability
through responsibility. The council
handles details of recreational activi-
lies and problems of all kinds of ev-
cry boy and girl. | would say that
5hus far they are progressing salts
'actorily. Their discussions are be-
coming more free and easy. 1t was
difficult to get anyone to say any
hing at the beginning. The commit
ees appointed by the officers have
lot worked as well as they should, but
he main reason, | think, is the time
equired for work jobs. Everyone is
,usy before and after school and with
tudies or school activities to attend
0 later, there isn't much time for
dded duties. At any rate, they are
ighly pleased with themselves and
hat is IMPORTANT.
The Rainbow Girls of Anaconda {
0 strong-came Sunday, Oct. 25th,
nd entertained the entire Home. s
heir parents and advisors, Mrs. John
on, managed a car caravan to trans
ort them. We were ready when they
rived, thanks to every child here. t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-11
Gu Short Two Boxers
For City College Date

Catholic University may GO
into Saturdays boxing match
with City College at New York
with a two-point handicap unless
Coach Eddie LaFond can dig up
a bantanweight and junior mid.
dleweight before Saturday.
Joe Della Rata, who returned
to basketball for a couple OF
games while the Card ringmen
were idle, will be back in the
Interchangeable role and La
Fond expects to see an improved
performance. Della Rata boxed
a draw with Robal johnson of
Army in his boxing debut.
Carl Fisher. a heavyweight, has
transferred to La Sale College OF
Philadelphia, but his place will
be taken Saturday by Tom De-
Cicco. a rugged battler who seems
willing to mix with his opponent.
-Four veterans of the Army
match will be in action with Ken
Resheske at 100, Norman DiCar-
lantonio, 1876, Capt. Bernie Pan
none. lat. and Ed Holl. 165.
The Cardinals will leave Wash
ington Friday afternoon. Their
match with the INFESTED Laven-
der mittmen is scheduled at
2 pm. Saturday.
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BY the Assoeioted Pres.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IL
The name Willie Meehan" may
not register with younger boxing
fans. Old timers will remember
him wildly. Jack Dempsey could
never forget Eat Willie"
Meehan died here Monday
night. Because he registered al
the hospital Under his real name
Eugene Walcott, his identity as
a boxer of note was not revealed
Immediately.
Meehan started as a 1O5-
FOUNDER and ended as a heavy
weight. Old records show he
started his ring career in 1909.
He was q newsboy here and took
his ring name from a local bet
ting commissioner.
Willie weighed little more
than a sack of potatoes when ne
first donned the gloves. He was
a paperweight. lighter than the
tlyweight division which was
established in 1910.
The records state Meehan was
born here Christmas Day, 1898.
That would make him SO when
he died and Is when he started
fighting. Anyhow. he grew and
fought through every division
until he was a full heavyweight.
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Virginia Due 10 Install
Mcdonald on FRIDAY

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Feb. II.
Med l.. Mcdonald very likely
will be the next head football
coach at the University of Vir-
GINA.
Virginia alumni in all sections
of the State have expressed their
support for Mcdonald, q big
Texan who served as Cavalier
line mentor while Arthur l..
Guepe was head coach here.
Guepe resigned last Friday to
become head coach at Wander
bilt.
Mcdonald probably will be
named of1icially Friday when the
university's board Of visitors
meets. He was interviewed by
the university's Athletic Advisory
Committees four-man screening
group which met yesterday.
The screening groups selec-
ton goes to Colgate w. Darden,
jr., president of the university,
who in turn presents It to the
board Of visitors. T
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Fat Willie Meehon Dies at 50;
Windmill Style Beot Dempsey

He had short arms and a wind
mill style. Willie failed his arms
from bell to bell. He was tough
to beat. especially in the old
Ffour-round days here from 1916
Ito 1925.
Dempsey was on his way up to
the title when he hooked up with
Meehan. The Forthcoming
champ won from and drew with
Willie in 1917 and lost to him the
following year. They were four
FOUNDERS.
Besides Dempsey, he met such
other heavies as Harry Wills,
Billy Miske. Gunboat Smith, Bill
Brennan. Martin Burke, Tommy
Gibbons and Floyd johnson. He
weighed as much as 1876 pounds
and inspired such nicknames as
Fat Willie, "Roly Poly" "Blub-
Der Boy" and others.
AS he put on poundage, he met
such good ones of the time as
Rufe Turner, Sailor Grande,
Walter Coffee. Frank Mantell,
Sailor Petroskey, Bob McAllis-
ter, Charley Miller, going back
40 and more years.
He made his last ring stand
here in the late 1920s, a wind
mill swinger to the final bell.
Recently he had worked as a
special officer.