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Muson-Dixon
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lost two men in mid-semester to
lnellgibility and another to in
jury. Carl Hevener is the only
one of my starting five back
next year. Maybe in three years
We'll have a good team. But
we'll never be in a position to
put out one good team after
another"
Impressive AU Rally.
AU made one impressive surge
before fading last night. Roam
oke had a 1925 lead at halftime
due to some fantastic shots by
John Gira. Dave Foltz, Walt
Dierks. Jim Britain and Don
Moore. BY the time the third
quarter was half over, an AU
rally had given the Eagles a
three-point lead.
Hevener, Danny Greenfield
Charley Baer, Bud DAILY. and
John Selby Led the Eagles back
with a fast-breaking, deter
mined attack. Roanoke led, At
45, going INTO the final quarter
and regained control early.
Baer led AU with 16 points.
while Gira scored % for Roam
oke.
Sullivan Stars for Mounts,
Mount st. Mary's had to come
from behind to beat Baltimore.
The Mounts were as much as 10
points behind in the second
quarter They finally caught up
at the gun as Sullivan, the
former st. Anthony High star
grabbed the ball in a scramble
under the basket and sank it
Sullivan led the scoring with %
points.
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Conference
Continued From Page CID

against a team that gave it a
surprisingly tough contest. The
Colonials had beaten the Gen
erals by name-the-score margins
of 1888 and 108-63 during the
regular season.
The ColonialS. top-ranked in
the tourney off their 1910 season
record were expected to have
waltz against the Generals who
barely got into the tourney with
SO season. But WILL bat
tled point-f or-point through the
first two periods and not until
midway through the third were
the Colonials able to open even
little daylight.
George Washington started off
by scoring the first seven points,
but by the end of the first period
the Generals were behind by
only 1917. The score was tied
twice in the second period and
the lead changed hands five
times, with the Generals taking
a 1928 halftime margin on a
long set shot by Dick Skolnick
only seconds ahead of the buzzer.
Karver, Devlin Shine for CIV.
Elliot Karver and Corky Devlin
kept the ColonialS in the game
in the first half, between them
getting 10 of GW's % points.
Devlin fouled out midway
through the third quarter-the
first time he's fouled out this
year-but by that time the other
players had begun to catch on
to what was happening. Karver
finished as high man with %
points.
NOTES-Snow. icy mountain
roads and below freezing tenn
peratures held the crowds down
yesterday. The afternoon turn
out was $500 and the night
crowd 1900 in a hall seating
$500. The hotel corridors are
full of tales of troubles visitors
had getting to Morgantown.
The Furman team flying here
Wednesday afternoon could not
land because of 50-mile-an-hour
gales and had to go to Pitts
burgh and take a bus. Ref
cree Arnold Heft of Washington,
taking an early morning plane
yesterday from Baltimore to
Pittsburgh, turned back once be-
cause of motor trouble and when
he finally did get to Pittsburgh
missed the connection plane to
Morgantown. He had to hire an
auto to reach here in time to
referee the first game.
Other referees also had their
troubles. The plane carrying
Carl Bierfischer also had to go to
Pittsburgh. George Gasser, driv-
ing from Richmond, just about
ruined his auto in an accident
a few miles outside of Morgan
town, but escaped with only
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HunuIok in New Role

Chef Hanulak. halfback of
Maryland University's No. l rated
football team last year, will
crown the king and queen of
sports at Frederick SaSscer High
School at 1880 o'clock tonight at
the school.
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Billy Martin GIum
On Arrival to Start
Training in Army
sy the Associated Press

BY the Associated PresS
b OAKLAND, Calf, Mar. 5.
Billy Martin, Yankee Sec
ond baSeman, arrived here
by plane last night for in
duction into the Army Mon
day.
The usually fiery little in
fielder, hero of last seasons
World Series, was glum and
had little. to say, answering
questions with mo COM
ment."
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Basketball Results
By the Associated Press
MASON-DIX,i CON;ERENCE
TOURNEY.


MASON-DIX,iN ON;ERENCE
TOURNEY.
First ROundl
Roanoke &C American Jniy. 81
Johns Hopkins ~ Bridgewater -
Ealt. LoyOla 81 HHmp.-. ydney 90
Mt. st. Mary's 81 Baltimore Univ. 30
SMOKY MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE
TOURNEY.
First ROund)
Carson Newman 63 Milligan 62
Union (kyo ~ Lincoln Memo. ~
Other Games.
EAST.
Penn State 81 - Geo'tOwn D;Cy g
Columbia So - Trinity' CONN ::
0'''a io' MIDWEST. hamilton %
Wooster Ms%i Shio' 30 Ohio C WesI.,.n =
Brinsham Young 81 New Mexico -
' NAIA DIsTRIcT PLAYoFFs..
St. Peters sa s 90 So
Geneva 76 Lebanon Valley 81
Western Illinois 81 Millikin 80
North Dakota 8: Northern SD IS
Southeaster wins bestoof-3 series, Ill
District 10.
ST. Benedicts 68 Kan. Wesleyan 65
est. Benedicts leads best -Of-3 series, I-O.b
NEW ENGLAND.
tSeni-Finals.D
American Init. 81 StOnehill -
Bridgeport ~ New Haven Tchrs. 81
Iowa.
tSemi-Finals.l
st. Ambrose 30 MorninEside 81
COe rs Luther UOwa) 81
OKLAHOMA.
Southeaster Okla. IS Central Okla. 6S
tBest-Of-3 series, tied, LID
both Winners Qualify
Wayland 81 Howard Payne -
East Texas so North Texas 81
SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE
TOURNEY
First ROundl
New Orleans Xavier 81 Allen IS. c. 66
Florida Ann IS Morris Brown 81
Quarter Finals)
New Orleans Xavier 81 MOreh0use So
EIo az Am g BNthune -Cookmap g g
Alabama State 81 Benedict IS. c. ~
SOUTHEASTERN J. c. TOURNEY.
Tenn. Wesleyan III Middle Georgia los
Lindsey Wilson tKy) so
BluefieId Nv. VaD ~
Pikeville (Ky.) 1O5 Mars Hill IN. c. So
st. Bernard tAla.l Is
Young Harris tGa.l 63
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Hockey at q Glance
BY the Associated Press

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League
Montreal, !: Boston, ttie).
Toronto, 3; Detroit. 3 ttieD.
Western League.
Calgary. 3: Saskatoon. >.
International League.
JohnStown. -: Toledo. /.
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TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Minneapolis at Boston.
Rochester VS.. New York at Boston
Fort Wayne VS.. Philadelphia at Bing-
hamton, N. Y
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Syracuse. So; Fort Wayne, 81.
Rochester. 50: Philadelphia. rs,
Baltimore. 95: Milwaukee. 81
TOMORROW'S SCHEDULE.
Fort Wayne at Baltimore.
Philadelphia at Syracuse tafternoonl.
Minneapolis at Rochester.
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NOTICE: SPECIAL STORM DRAIN
AGE ASSESSMENT HEARING IN
DISTRICT HEIGHTS MARYLAND
NOTICE is hereby given OF
meeting OF the Commissioners OF
The Town of District Heights.
Maryland, to be held in the District
Heights Firehouse. District Heights
Maryland on Friday. March D
1854. at 500 PM for the purpose
of fixing special assessments in con-
nection with the installation OF
storm drainage in area covering
Block 54A. Lot - through u:
Block "a. Lot - and IA: Block %
Lot through 10 and Block ~
Lots ] through IA and Lots 10
through 80: Block As Lot 10
through 81 Block so. Lots BIZ
through A. Block 54A Lots | and
> and IA and Is; Block 3, Lots |
through 4 Block 4. Lots through
rs and Lots - through 32: Block
z, lots through s. Block | l. Lots
through 81: Block II throuSh
is and 20 through 81: Block 10,
Lots l through "a; Block ~. Lots 4
through 81 and Block %. Lots J 5
through IS. Opportunity will be
given at this meeting to property
owners to file protest If any they
may have regarding this assessment.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITS
Maryland; J, H. BRAsHEARS.
Chairman Commissioner. Attest:
G. o. BALDWIN. Town Clerk.
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THE EVENING STAR CO
Washington, D. G. **
FRIDAY. MARCH 5, 1864
SPECIAL NOTICES Cont
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Streets, Northwest. Washington,
p st c. on % HeISat M March r. i9S4;
Standard Time. for. the purpose Of
electing directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction OF
such other business as NAV be
adjournments thereof. BY order
Of the Beard of D rectors. EDW. T.
STAFFORD Secretary.
NOTICE: SPECIAL STORM DRAIN:
AGL A.SSEsSMgNT HFhRING N
DISTRICT HEIGHTS MARYLhHD
the Town G t Of f bstr:et csh 81
MARYLAND. to be held in the District
HEIGHTS Firehouse, District Heights,
ie5@ at 500 PM fTldfS Sr t Marsh ehrp1s:
Of liking Special a ass sT nts'' in
connection with the installation Of
storm drainage in area covering
Bocf ots Lots fnron through Ugh n ls Blesk
Lots l through As; Block SO, Lots
t through q; Block Block 20. Lots /
through e: s siock a. Il. Lots Lots /
through 6; Block 4S. Lots through
10: Blocks so; Lots ! through 10
and Lots As through AZ: Block "a,
Lots ] through hTosH az AZ; unSubdivided
opposite intersection Atwood ST.
and County Ed Opportunity will
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owners to file protests If any they
~ ' osDE Ear 81 T lie At coMMis.
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Annual Meeting of Stockholders of
CAPITAL TRANSIT COMPANY Will
be held at the Office Of the Company.
Both and NJ Streets NV. Wash
ington D. c., on Tuesday. April b,
1854, at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon. Eastern Standard Time,
for the purpose of electinR directors
OF the Company to serve for The
ensuing year and until their le-
Spective successors are duly elected
and qualified. and transacting such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting. or any adjourn
ment or adtournments thereof
The stock transfer books of the Com
PAW will not be closed, but in lieu
thereof the Board OF Directors has
txed the close of business on
March j.. 1854, as the record date
for The meeting, and only Stoci.-
holders OF record at that time will
be entitled to notice of and TO vote
at the meeting or any adjournment
or adJournments thereof
BY Order of thr Board OF Directors.
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Washington, d. c.
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FRANK PARONl,
f. SPENCER FITZGERALD,
miss. S.ll Ii Trustees,
THOS. J. OWEN & son. Auctioncers.
III t st. NV

Trustees Sale of Valuable THREE
ING BEING KNOWN AS PREMISE
LUMBER l439 BELMONT STREET.
BY Virtue Of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded in Liber No, 1854,
Folio 400 ct sea-. of the land records
Of the District of Columbia and at
ne request OF The party art sseuted
Kill sell at public AUCTION IN front
of the premises on MONDAY THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH AID.
1854 AT ONE O'CLOCK PM the
lollowins described land and prcm-
:Ses situate in The District OF CO.
lur1bia, and DESIGNATED as and being
lot "1f in Square 266l in the SUBJ
Fl E England, as per plat re" ord.d
IN the Office of the Surveyor GJr tie
at folio J Subject to all covenants
of e>Grd
TENS sold supjec, to q plior 'puId-
APPROXIMATELY Sl0.H04.nt further
particulars OF which will be an
nounced at time of sale, the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash A deposit of Sj0t 80
"e"uired, Conveyancin:. recording.
etc at purchasers cost Adjust
nents made as of date of sale. Terms
to be complied with within thirty
days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and
resold at the discretion of the
" FRANK w. MARSALEK.
CARLTON U. TREXLER,
mh3,5.S.11,13. Trustees.
CONTINUED On Next Page.)
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Totals % 2R 66 Totals 20 II &
Score at halftime: Roanoke. 1925
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fRAN.. W. MARSNI Ek
CARLTON y. TREELER.
mh:} 5S,Il.!., Trustees
THOS. J. OWEN & son, Auctioncers,
ILL L 81 NV

T1us,ee2', Sale Of yalqaSS, ,,n B"lSH
FaIAI2ls NUM5LR !3H q aInL-r
BY vir'G, . a osrtsin dee9 of ~
Foi!o %; ct $50. Jt ne s2d
cured thereby the under. ,ei.td
trustees will sell. a public au! en
IN front of the premises. on MON
DAY THE FlFlEr% IL DAY IF
MARCH. AID. 1881. All FOUR
THIRTY O'CLOCK P M the fo..uW-
described land and prem Ses.
situate in the District of Coiun ba,
and designated as and being Lot -
in John Sherman's subdivision OF
parts Of original Iots and :. III
Square 1872. as per plat recorded IN
the Once of the Surveyor for tie
District of Columbia in Llber -.
ioliO 81.
TERMS: Sofa subject TO a pr!or
building a.socIationi deed OF trust
for approx .mateiy SI,9uo.uu further
particulars o. which Will ne an
nounced at time of sale: the pur-
chase price above Said trust to be
raid n cash. A deposit OF N3tb.to
required Con"eyauCin- recording,
&C, at purchasers cost ADJUST
ncltS made as OF da { Of saIe.
Terms to b. I, implied with within 20
DAYS. otherwise deposit forfeited I'D
the property NAV be advertised snd
rcsold at the ciscr7tion of tie
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AUCTION SALES
THOS. J. OWEN & son. Auctioneers,
III E ST. NV.

THOS. J. OWEN & son. Auctioneers,
iii E st. NV.
T z46s7 E s5 FRlt ysuf BsrL IT9;
BEING KNOWN AS PREM4SES
NUMBHR I3u2 EMERALD SiREEI.
NORTHEAST
By virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
daily recorded. in LlbeT No. 9Sul,
Folo 81 ct sea. OF the land records
OF the District OF Columbia, ano at
the request OF the party scared
THEREBY the undersigned trustees
will sell at puolc auction in l.cnt
Of he premises, on AiO.SDk / TIE
FIF lEENTh DAY OF MARCH A D.
1857 AT ONE-THlRTY O'CLO. K
PM, the following described land
and premises. situate in the Dlsti ct
OF Columbia, and des;gAated as and
beng Lot l49 in Wine and Mayses
subdivision OF Square log. as per
plat recorded in the Office Of the
hja IN Liber ~ at ioiio 63.
Terms: Sold subject to prior
l5uilding association deed OF trust
for approximately - 1885, further
particulars OF which will be an
nounced at time OF sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust TO be
paid in cash A deposit OF $500 90
required. Conveyancing, recording.
ments made '' as Of date date Of ~ sale.
Terms to be complied with within
thirty DAYS, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property. may be ad-
vertiSed and cSold at the discretion
of the trustees,
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MIA STANDINGS

BY the Assoeioted Press
WESTERN DIVISION
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TAX RETURNS

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week at a meeting Of Police
Court judges. Chief Judge
Leonard P. Walsh. however. has
suggested that the United States
attorney assign more expert
enced prosecutors to handle
cases in Municipal Court.
Mr.. Rover is reported to have
said that would not be feasible.
A meeting tomorrow is sched-
uled between police officials and
members of Mr.. Rover's staff at
Municipal Court to discuss the
rate of such convictions.
Judge Beard, in a lengthy
written decision, referred to a
case, Crafty VS.. the United
States, which with other cases
limits the arresting officers con-
duct. The judge wrote:
1.-THE officers conduct in the
present case is so patiently ir
accord with the procedures Of
detection hereby authorized anc
approved that one could almost
assume that he held the Crafty
opinion in one hand while he
made effeminate gestures with
the other.
1.-THE defendant is adjudged
guilty."
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Chicago Livestock

&c; CHICAGO, d April / Y tUsDAl-sal-
erately, active and uneven. closed slow.
generally steady. to weak; sows fairly
R Sads ch sHssn mostly N oo s5a eyfs
800 pounds ~ 1921 40: bulk 26O-anO
pounds. 26.50-27. 90. with most 310-
375 pounds 25.50-26.5O:. MOS. soSs.
around 500 pounds and lighter, $500
$3.50: e few choice around $50 pounds
saiabie cattle. $500; calves. 400;
mostly steady; cows also mostly steady.
load Of prime .1,275-pound steers.
90; load Of high choice 1.225-pound
steers and yesrlinss s' 1854 CS 3d. e eS@
mercial to low good grades. 16.50-19. 90:
a few mixed utility and commercial
steers. 1890; good and choice heifers,
IS50-23.00, 9 few high choice up to
1891 .SS; cs1ness s and cutters. 800 30:
IA oo-1ess5; good heavy heavy lat tat bulls bulls
%. 90 90: cuils down to 1000. and
occasionally as low as 500; two lead:
t to lo1 GOOD GOOD st tee l iS.0o1s.s5
salabie sheep. 5000: general trad,
active; slaughter lambs and sheep steady
| to strong: good and choice woolec
lambs, 10 pounds down; 24.5O-25. rs
choice and prime. 26;99;27 .25;, a shorI
sood ms smSs prieo cub Choice SS
94-Yos pounds. "a. S5-s5.25; Gull (
choice slaughter ewes. 6.O0-1o50.
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Traffic Above Lost Year

Traffic Above Lost Year
Vehicular traffic in the Dis
trict Of Columbia was 10 per
cent above year earlier in
February, the District Highway
Department disclosed.
The gain was shown by "a
hour weekday tests at 81 points
during the month. A Hesitation
count showed traffic was IT'S
per cent ahead of February in
prewar 1941.
The load carried by four Po-
tomac River bridges was 0.9 of
one per cent behind q year
earlier, but S7.8 per cent ahead
of 1914.
TRAFFIC over four Anacostia
river bridges was 3,8 per cent
above a year earlier and 1865
per cent greater than the load
carried by three bridges existing
in 1941. -,
Nearby Maryland traffic COM
ing in from the north and east
showed gains of around 6 per
cent, and it also may have been
a factor in an increase of I'll
per cent at Sherman avenue
NV, between Barry and Euclit
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OAR Moving Ahead to Restore
Ruined Jones Point Lighthouse

house lenses, one of which will
be mounted in the reconstructed
house. The lenses were given
to the organization by the Coast
Guard after being declared sur
plus property.
Herbert G. Outwater. retired
Air Force colonel of ~ Vernon
terrace, Alexandria, obtained
the lenses for the OAR. His wife
is a member of the Mount Ver-
non Chapter and he has been
directing the campaign to re-
store the building.
Col. Outwater said claim by
the OAR against the Federal
Government amounting to about
$4,000 is now being processed.
The money represents estimates
Of the damage to the old frame
building since the 50-acre Jones
Point site was taken over by the
Army In 1885.
The OAR in 1926 was given
title to the lighthouse and Its
100 by 80 foot lot. But the Signal
Corps evicted the organization S
resident caretaker when it began
operating on Jones Point 10
years later.
The OAR women were refused
access to the lighthouse property
and vandalism and deterioration
by the weather has reduced the
building to ShambleS.
Col. Outwater said the Coast
Guard has been asked by the
OAR to consider making other
antique surplus property avail
1 able with a view toward creating
a Coast Guard museum in the
restored building. He said the
other four lenses will probably
be put on display later.
One of the big problems facing
the organization, aside from the
difficulty in getting the Federal
payment for restoration, is the
inaccessability of the property.
There is no hardtop road leading
directly to the lighthouse from
Water street in Alexandria.
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the companyt at Springfield.
Mass. He has been with the
company since 1888, and is q
veteran Of World War II.
Phone Issue Is Marketed
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs g.
Co. marketed 10000 shares Of
the Central Mutual Telephone
Co. yesterday at $12 q share.
The $40 par issue was sold
quickly. Proceeds will be used
to convert the nearby Virginia
phone system to Nationwide
dialing.
With Offices in Manassas, the
company operates in Prince Will
liam County. the northern part
of Stafford County and the
southeast part Of Fairfax County.
, Lectures on Insurance
Four lectures on the role
played by lawyers in advising
clients on insurance matters will
be delivered at George Wash
ington University Law School
Saturday.
Speakers will include William
T. Fleming. president of the
Philadelphia Life Insurance
Trust Council; Jack c. Briscoe,
lawyer and member Of the facul-
ty of the Wharton School Of
Finance: Arch M. Cantrell,
Clarksburg, w. Va. attorney and
past president Of the West
Virginia Bar Association; Joseph
w. Price III, Philadelphia attor-
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Man. Is Convicted
Of Morals Charqe;
Judge Lauds Officer

Municipal Court Judge Edward
A. Beard today convicted a 25-
year-old man for soliciting for
1ewd and immoral purposes and
at the same time praised the
conduct of the arresting officer.
The jurist sentenced Paul j.
Ross of the 400 block of Evarts
street NE. to a 500 fine or go
days in jail.
The conviction came in the
midst of a controversy over what
United States Attorney Leo A.
Rover calls a very low percent
age of, police court convictions
in cases involving homosexuals.
Mr.. Rover voiced his views last
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A-30 THE EVENING STAR
80 Washington D. 9.
., THURSDAY. APRIL I, 1854