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1920 Bradley Blvd. Beth. OIL. 2-0668
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
OES Activities
In Local Chapters
Activities in local Eastern Star

Activities In local Eastern Star
chapters are:
| Bethlehem Tuesday, initia-
ton. Friday, Ways and Means
card party. home Of Mrs. Ger
trude Bowen. Saturday, school
of instruction.
Cathedral - Wednesday. hon
oring past matronS and past
patrons.
Chevy Chase-Wednesday, as
sociate night.
Electa-Today, 3 pm, church
services, Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. Tuesday. 60th BIRTH
day.
Extraordinarily. Home Board
with Jean Jones. The chapter
will recess until September 16.
Federal-Meetings called of
until September 9. Saturday
Friendship Club, picnic. Gregory
House, Charles Town. w. Va.
Contact Mrs. Annabelle Gregory
for directions.
Hope Wednesday, honoring
fathers and June, July, August
birthdays.
Mizpah - Tuesday, Home
Board. home Of Irma Corona.
st. John's-Monday, initiation
Tuesday, Temple Board with
Corenila and Anna Muddimar
and Ruth Greenwald.
Unity-Friday, initiation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
ID. {. VIEW Auxiliary
Elects New Officers

Oficers of the District Of Co
lumbia Department. Veterans OF
Foreign Wars Auxiliary. elected
at the recent convention were:
Margaret Kaye, president;
Helen E. O'Brien, senior vice
president; Ruth Norris. junior
vice president; Laura Edwards,
treasurer; Mildred Rodden, con-
ductreSs; Katie Carter. chap
lain; Mary Petrzola, guard.
The president announced APP
pointments as follows: Secretary
Frances Ready: assistant secre-
tary Frances Mood; patriotic in
structor, Thelma Trout; color
bearers, Loretto NickerSon,
Mabel owens, Helen Mayo and
Yetta Relax; historian, Ruth
Clark; chief of staff, Mildred
Carter: deputy chief of staff,
Frances Dove; flag bearer, Ruby
Heinronimus: banner bearer
Myrtle Lanckton; assistant con-
ductresS, Mary Hargraves; assist
ant guard, Gertrude Horn, audit
chairman, Ida Emmert.
The next meeting Of the
auxiliary department will be
Wednesday at 419 Seventh
street NV.
Treasury Auxiliary elected
Eola Wright. delegate, and Ruth
Martin, alternate, to the nation
al convention Tuesday.
Meetings this week:
Monday National Capita
Auxiliary, Naval Lodge Hall
Fourth street and Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
Wednesday-Front Line Aux.
iliary, 419 Seventh street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
VIEW Commander
Names ; 10 Staff

Zed L. Williams. new COM
mander Of the D. C. Department.
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, has
appointed Ralph L. Mayo as de-
partment adjutant. Albert J.
Novak as chief Of staff and Otto
A. Simon as inspector.
The department is now in its
last lap Of the membership drive
and still leads the Nation by q
small margin. The Departments
of Maryland and Delaware are
attempting to GUST the District
from It's chance to lead the pa
rade in Philadelphia at the ma
tional encampment, August /
through Z.
Washington Post has made ar
rangements to donate q life
u1CuJUC1 o11lP w DOP@4 OAAASAAs
Chaplain Benjamin E. Reed for
his outstanding efforts in Serv-
Ing the veterans in the hospitals
In this area.
The National Honor Guard
and all posts are urged to par
ticipate in the independence Day
parade in Takoma Park, Md. on
July S. Assembly will be at Car
roll and Ethan Allen avenues,
Takoma Park, at $50 am.
The Council of Administration
will meet at 1909 Rhode Island
avenue NE. at 8 pm, July IL.
Meetings this week Of posts
are:
Wednesday = Police-Fire, 1909
Rhode Island avenue NE; Pen
tagon, Raleigh Hotel.
Friday-Columbia, 1749 Penn
sylvania avenue NV; Joseph B.
Kelliher, 1904 M street NV;
All-American, PIT ONEIDA place
NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Legion Auxiliary Head
Will Dedicate Church

Mrs. Harold s. Burdette OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, national pres
ident of the American Legion
Auxiliary, will leave by air June
2S for Western Germany to ded-
icate the first of the wooden
churches now being erected in
the war-devastated areas.
The church, for which the
American Legion and its Auxil-
larry have been raising funds.
will be dedicated July 4 at
SchoeningenStadt Ohe, near
Hamburg, Germany. The Amer
lean Legion will be represented
by ofiicialS of several Of its posts
In Western Germany.
Nine wooden churches are
nearing completion in Germany.
They symbolic the raising Of
q spiritual wall against the Iron
Curtain.
Accompanying Mrs. Burdette
on the trip will be Mrs. jean
cite Houston Tomey Of Indian
apOlis, assistant national secre-
tary Of the American Legion
Auxiliary.
Newly elected officers Of De-
partment Of Commerce Unit are:
President, Mrs. Wanna Walker;
vice presidents, Mrs. Marguerite
Kull and Mrs. Cecilia Hallum:
historian, Mrs. Mary McConkey;
chaplain, Mrs. Emile Risley; SER
geant-at-armS, Mrs. Ellen Har-
low: treasurer, Mrs. Cecilia
Hallum: secretary, Miss Helen
r. Bieda; color bearers, Mrs.
Marguerite Kull and Mrs. jose
phine McCurley.
James Reese Europe Unit will
meet at 8 pm. Wednesday at
the YWCA Annex, 1719 Thir-
teenth street NV, with Mrs.
Ernestine L. Davis, president,
presiding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Germans Still Prefer
OId-Speed Records

BONN. = Photograph records
are still spinning at IS revolu-
tions per minute in West Ger
many, where in 1853 about SO
per cent of the 1900, 900 records
manufactured were Of that odd
fashioned" type.
Production was up SO per cent
in comparison with 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
Runaway on Runway

Five jet fighters coming in to
land at the Manchester, England,
airfield, had to circle for Is min
utes until a runaway horse on
the runway was rounded up.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-21
Calfee, Notes,

The, Canteen was spon-
sored by the YMCA with
J. M, Robinson, principal Of
Calfee School, as director.
The Canteen has been OPP
en- two nights per week from
700. til 10000. pm. We have
had. such games as dominoes,
pool, table tennie and cards.
Dancing has been an actipi-
ty that children participant
ed 'inASeach@ Nnight. T h ey
brought their own records:
1t has been gratifying to
have observed an average
Of sixty boys and girls per
night. The Canteen has Civ,
en- many of our youth good
wholesome recreation with
supervision that they would
not have gotten otherwise.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-21

Home Coming will be oh,
served Sunday. August &c;
with Bishop Edgar A. Love
OF the Baltimore Area de.
livering the sermon at the
.lI:OOj a. m. service. Music
will be by the senior choir.
'-At 3:0O"p.m. the following
program will be rendered:
short talks by Warren c.
Rogers, store manager at
Virginia State College, Pc
tersburg, Va. Mrs. Elaine
Scott, clerk-typist of Wash
ihgton, ID. c.; Mrs. Beatrice
Buford @Mattox, an instruc-
tor at Virginia State Col
1ege. Music will be furnished
by the Ladies' Trio and the
S PR itual thermometers,
male quartet, both Of Clarks
Chapel Church; The Royal
Tones, q male quartet of
Draper, Va, and the Gospel
70
Golden Strand, Pulaski's|
Quartet.
The Loyalty Bible Class
will meet at the Baptist
Church on Magazine ST.,
Monday evening at 1870. ALL
Pulaski is invited to attend.
Miss Catherine Pace Isl
spending several days. in
Winston-Salem, N. C. with
her mother, Mrs. Louise
Pace, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burks
and son, of Suffolk, Va, are
visiting relatives and friends
here in Pulaski.
Mr.. Thomas Miller is a
patient in the Pulaski Hos
pital.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-21
Guest ministers
At High Street

Fhe'Rev.LM FREDERICK 6.
Sampson, pastor of the High
Street Baptist Church, ac-
companied by Mrs. Sampson
and their SON, Frederick, left
the city August 6, for E a
much needed, and well-earn-
4ed vacation. o-A ~
In the absence of Rev.
Sampson, the Sunday ser
vices are being conducted by
the following ministers:
Sunday, August s-Rev.
BENJAMIN nj Robertson. -
81 Sunday, August 15-Rev.
Thomas e. 6 Crews: .4a585 -
Sunday, August 22-Rev..
s. IT, Stone aii1 - 9Aoy ia
Ill.,. . 81L s. -yD
Sunday, August 29-Rey,.
NJ. E. Dunnaville. ,.'~,,
REV. Sampson is expected
to resume his church and
community activities begin
ming Sunday, September 5.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-21
]. Rllo'aalnro',lkyet,'S''o,c1cii te
CONTINUED from. mage IL

\Oosatinued from page a.
and that her friends were
especially gracious and hos ,
pitable while she was there
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. j. Cole
man of Detroit carried hei
on a sightseeing tour of tho
city. Rev. Coleman is the
minister Of the Congrega-
tfonal Church and Mrs. Wal
ker's pastor. Mrs. Powell
feels most grateful to her
many friends who were so
kind to her and especially to
her husband who made the
trip possible,
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-21

There will be a week of
spiritual inspiration services
beginning Fuesday, August
"a, at 500 pm.
These services will be
conducted by Rev. Moody of
Chicago, Ill, outstanding
gospel singer and composer
and song writer; and a mas
ter at the piano. Rev, Moody
will be accompanied by Bro.
Willie Walker, one of Chi
l." ~
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-08-21

cago's noted guitarists.
Come see and hear this
gospe team and your soul
will be made to burn with
that heavenly fire. Rev.
Butler and others will con-
duct the devotional services
that each evening will be a
pleasant one for the visit
-ors.
Elder 6. H. Butler, minister
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29

1A6B MASS, AVE. NV.
Eniciency apt. avail September ] all
us'A'is FRED gn A. SMITH CO. 80
1113 18th ST. NV. Elk. 3-2489
124 WEBSTER ST. NV.
1 bedrm.. liv. rm., dinette,, kit. and
bath. sur, porch. Avail. this week;
,1,s re gsf r. A 4 SMITH s. s. $3.50
1924 MISSOURI AVE. NV
il &c, bath snd Screened porch. Avail
Tia ,1Et sF E. 4 NV SMITH e. e, s-a4ss
$40 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
Living room, bedroom, dinette. kit.
and bath; all extra-large rooms,
u toda new s4 spSf'P Der mo 1aito'n avail
I111s 17 FsE 81. NV. 4. SMITH 81 81 s-24se
.s621 NEWARK ST. NV;
lTwo-bedroom apt. m elevator build
s ssse $3.50 saf pam Mrs. DAVIS. EM TX,
Elk. 3-24SS iii3 i'm st. NV.
709 BRANDYWINE ST. Sc.
On the LIST floor; 2-bedrm. apt. with
lge. ltV. rIn., d1neCte, equip. XII. anu
bath; utils. incl in rent; $500 mo.
Mr.. Lenhart. Apt. /. will show apt.
ao FRED A. SMITH co.
Ills 18th ST. NV. Elk. $3.50
1910 18th ST. Sc.
Near Boiling Field bedroom. living
room, dinette.. equipped KITCHEN and
bath; syailable s sSSddayii 5000 SS mo.
1113 18th ST. NV. EA: 3-24S9
$50 36th ST. NE.
1-bedroem DUPLEX with w. Nv 5rn LII di-
Avail. this week; $3.50.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
|1113 18th ST. NV. E4. 3-24S9
HERE'S A REAL VALUE FOR you
a one-bedrm., garden-type apt: ;l n e.
no school problem. 235 Miss. aye.
Sc. See janitor or call ST. $500
REALLY WALK TO WORK.
i aUs. constg. Of two rooms and bath
In newly remodeled and decorated
bldg. S55 mo. incl. all utilities TO
i~cnanf cell ME R.640O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29

NV. SECTION
Three locations: also l451 Park I'd
pssh s sedT% D 1l iy T Faira al5 a IS
p;w.-I, bedrm. liv: rm., Kit. and
P ensn aid Sath ssS @ y bear Tm
liy. rm.. kit. and bath. Sl25. 2440
18th st. NV bedrms. liv. rm.
kit. and bath. S115 and $125 mo.
also. 5 rms. kit. and 2 baths, SI65
Apply switchboard. 20
SITS PER MO.
Boiling Field area, SO Forster st. Sc
Newly decorated 2 rms. kit, bath
s. PHILLIPS. EN-. 1910. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29

ALL FRONT APARTMENTS
S57 .3S; foyer. liv. rrn.. bedrm.. kit.
bath: I42O Columbia I'd. NO. T-1235
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29
GOOD APT. VALUES

GOOD APT. VALUES
1855 Newton NV, j bedrm.. $50
1880 Holbrook Ter. NE. modern. $55
SAM RosEY, Ap. ZOO
1853 EAST CAPITOL ST.
ref refrr ou and stoves s' Heat and jani s
service furn. Rent, S67.75. Conv
Lincoln Park and H st. car lines
HOHENSTEIN BROS. u DONAHUE
Ii. 7-3Q0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29
APIS. FURN.-vA. tcont. ]

ARL-one blk. bus; Q and 8 rm
apis; SO to 500 mo-. incl .g stnils
2nd FLOOR APT, in pvt. home vitl
pvt entrance: East Falls Church
area; liv. rm.. dinette. kit. bedrm.
hath; no children or pets; $50 mo
ENTIRE FLOOR. 4 rms. cross yentil.
10 min. b. C.. blk. bus. stores; .reas,.
married cpl. Tie N. Edgewood; Arl
AIR -CONDiTIONED Beaut. decor
and furn. 2-bedrm apt. that ha
everything. Disposal, eiec. kit.
auto. washer and dryer. TIE. 6-6S39
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED--D. {.

IlSl9 n 81. NV rm.. kit. and
bath eflc $685. per mo-; rms:
kit. and bath; $50 per mo-, utils.
incl. In excel. downtown location.
GOSS REALTY co.
E2I44 X st. NV Ma. S-I353
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. e.
NV pRM.-S54
I3l1 9Th ST. NV, APT. 100



8. 53I1 9Th ST. NV, APT. 100
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. $4,000
RENT REDUCED
1901 Clifton ST. NV. Vacant, re-
decorated. utilities included. $50.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. $500
KALoRAMA HEIGHTS
1881 23rd st. NV. bedrms., Ice.
liv. rm.. modern kit. dinette
giassed-in porch. newly decor. Key
In apt. /. WALKER a. DUNLOP
INC, CO. 5-0222. 80
AfsACOSTIA DE LUKE APIS.
s. 2125 18th st. Sc.
New Building. Near l1th ST. Bridge
l-BEDROOM APT, 1880
All Utilities Included
III. 1-3537 RE. 7-3l2t
& --1
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Furnished Apis.
AVAILABLE BY THE
DAY-WEEK-MONTH
Linens. Maid Service. 8 Elevs
Free Private Parking
Mason Hall Apis.
1920 Mt. Vernon Mem. Blvd
Overlookiue the Potomac,
OV 3-2704
APIS FURNlsHED-Mp

b l, Ess Seth Vim consider 4eddMs' small H
:, cniiSi S7s- eSSAt, iu MyVosi {. Nv ~,
dinstte I and Kit. pvt. entr.. bath;
Ice fenced , I'd mr. nS Gath. "a "a. Just a,I
1 vtiIs furn WA 4.oSSs. Ads Ham.
iIton s.; west HyastsviIle; IA; 81 q
N co,,nts S5 einbs a ana se the MeSi.
:. RESRMs lie n ldinette comh cleo
Kit, new refsr. freezer top, pvt
s sna hteiepnone; '9st pain1eo an des ss-
nnin mn TO GIr nm 81 easIy morn Ins
,,y .w 49,, x,,.s.n "a re e.,
ii s a1 sS ss', Vi s' Ssss 'as ssis
SILVER sPRINGEBsm.: apt: newly
deeor:. ,pvt: enir, PAIN, IT,. kir y, arh I.
nedIm: Nv. rm a. use n, Oh 1 wasn; ac 1o
NJ XIII i. - S:.s ss% .1 s9% e
H ! extra ai; A sm.; Minis. to trsnsp.:
refs: $50 mo, AZ; I-02a5. -
TAKoMA INA h rARhm .oad co nm: c IeSH To-
Stores and transp.; ell utils: incl; !;
1855; 0 sundays and ewes. % IA.
r sIsrsI pARK-Nice apt. on End
H.; pvt. entrance. lge. liv. nm, and
adults only; Ss5. plus utils. ~,
7-913s, -, - ,.s,u. 20 10
nm. din. rrn., kit, tile bath. entire
list d., compl. redec.; sgl:-fare zone;
Si15 incl mills. WA. 7-6129. --3
TAKoMA PARK. Md. sell Flower
ave.rF cIean im cony i Shopping center;
$40, 10; sxs45S7,; rm 1 mSs
~ bafh Ut. apt. furnished with
snsI nice firm. EXP; cross vent.
avai, sent q: adults. $3.50. JU.
5.SihO 3
o fitchen hath. cuiet. private; S65.
a4i4 39th ave, AP. 7-6gSS, tn
S.n7k1 29s
TITnWA pARK-71s1 willow ave.
81, min downtown. s min. Sill. Spg..
/ min. water Reed. Liv. rm.. bed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-29

2 BEDRMS., NV; SIS
across from Meridian Park: vacant
2434 18th st. NV, Apt. 203
WASHINGTON REALTY, RIA. $4,000
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Sb0I N ST. S.E.-TW0 I-bedrnl. apis.
Redec. SO. incl. utils. HARRISON
Ice. DUPIEx, 1877 Fort stevens DR..
n.w.-LSe. Mv. rm.. ir. din. rm.,
bedrm.. screened porch; newly dec.
Adults. SSb. Manager. Apt. No, l.
ia. $3.50. 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
II.
New Champ Won in Old Racer
That Got Beat a Year Ago

was told that his old wheels
were not eligible because they
were drilled out for balance and
the new rules no longer allowed
them. So Donnie'S father gave
Jimmy S., q Legion official
added another dollar and Jimmy
bought q set Of wheels of an
other racer which had been dis
qualified as mot fit to run"
II went in just because I
wanted to race" said Jimmy.
''Bless your heart, jim" said
his grandmother at the finish
line, ''bless your heart"
Jimmy was embarrassed. "Oh,
grandma" he said.
Jimmy thinks his grandmother
is too easy on him. Since his
mother died last September, his
grandmother has lived at his
house.
but Jimmy won't have to do
the dishes tonight" she said,
hes earned q vacation"
Surprised It Worked.
Jimmy got his first surprise
yesterday when his old blue
racer made it to the bottom Of
the bill, winner Of the first heat
TIN surprised it even worked, :
he said. II put it away in the
cellar after last years race and
the hborhood kids got IL
down and walked all over it.
didn't think it would rum"
But it did. Jimmy's car, with
secondhand wheels and a big
No. 113 pasted over last years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Nineiy-Nines Award.
Earharf Scholarship
BY shs Assoeiassi Pres.

ASHEVMLE, N. c.. July To-
Mrs. Dorothy Woodlands Of
Kalamazoo, Mich, was awarded
the Amelia Earhart Scholarship
here tonight at the banquet Of
the Ninety Mines. Inc, interna-
tional organization Of women
airplane pilots.
The group. holding its 25th
annual convention here also pre-
scented q silver anniversary schol-
arship to Miss Nancy Ellis Of
New South Wales, Australia.
Mrs. Woodlands, with her
husband. Irving. owns and oper-
ates Austin Lake Airport and
seaplane base near Kalamazoo.
She is to use the scholarship to-
ward commercial and tight
instructor ratings. The advanced
ratings. she believes, viii enable.
her to be OF greater assistance
in this business.
Miss Ellis is spending q yaca-
ton touring the United States.
In Australia she teaches "graz-
iers. the Australian equivalent
OF the American cowboys and
ranchers, tn ny their own planes
and maintain them.
The Amelia Earhart Scholar
ship Is paid Out Of : FIND whicl,
has been buiN through voluntary
contributions. It perpetuates the
memory Of the American liver
lost IN the Pacific IN 1887. She
was one Of the founders and the
nrst president OF the Ninety
Mines. The name OF the grorIp
was derived from the number Of
charter members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
BY Harry Bcccs

:. ~ rE5, sS -
Jimmy Potter couldn't have
been more surprised.
He thought 10 little Of his
chances in Washington,s 18th
annual Soap Box Derby that he
dlonb even register until the
49, .. III. H',Ss 49, = 49, ~ IT, a,
-, 80 t t;a. anas.a, os y . -.
~. 49, 1871 49, o.Sia.S .aa ~. ai.sauy =.
IT, tS.s WIG ~ "as 'Aie SAas'
sll
But there ne was. late on 2
CLOUDY afternoon YESTERDAY. sur
rounoea ~ 1rlenuS ana ADMIRERS.
winner @ the nrst-piace trophy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Austria 70 Resume Talks
With coca Steel Nations
BY the Associated Press

LUXEMBOURG, July 10. -
Negotiations between Austria and
the European Coal and Steel
Community (CECA) high au-
thority will be resumed July Is.
Negotiations were started to
discuss the effects on Austria Of
the August / opening Of the
common market for special steel.
The CECA common market for
special steel win allow the free
flow Of special steel produced In
CECA member countries. Nom
CECA countries' special steel will
be subject to taxation on enter.
ing the CECA common market.
Austria is tributary Of the
CECA countries for its exports
of special steel. II the tariffs
charged on non-C ECA special
steel are too high. they might
endanger very existence Of the
Austrian special steel industry.
Similar negotiations are ex.
pected to be held soon between
the CECA and Representatives
from Sweden and Great Britain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Jimmy otterIsS oopBoxNict
After. Four Years as AIso-Ron

yer Spring. Md. Borzage was
beaten by Potter In . special
elimination although he posted
the fast time Of 31.4 seconds.
He later was named third place
winner Of the race on the basis
OF fastest time in q run-oh race.
Persistence Wins.
: In the class b championship
race, Warren Crosby. IL, Of West
way drive, Crestview, Md, was
defeated by one-tenth Of a Sec
ond by James McMahan. Potter
then gained his class champion
ship by q similar margin over
Karl Watts, jr.. 3019 King street,
Alexandria. Watts last year was
named winner Of the best de-
signed car.
When the final race between
Potter and McMahan was
started. spectators strained fenc-
ing lining the course. ACCORDION
OF Metropolitan policemen under
the direction Of Capt. william T.
Murphy Of No. IL Precinct sur
rounded the area behind the nm
ish line In anticipation Of the
crush that was to follow. Cries
OF "Cmon Tommy" or Get the
big one, Jimmy" punctuated the