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MINOR LEAGUES

By the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Los Angeles. 8; Vancouver. O.
san Diego, 3; HOLLYWOOD A.
san Francisco, D: Sacramento, 0.
Portland. o; Seattle, 5.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Richmond, 8: Toronto. 3.
tOther games postponed.l
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Minneapolis. 8; Indianapolis. 8.
81. Paul, 3; Wichita. 2.
Louisville, 4: Denver. 5.
Omaha, 8; Charleston. g.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Mobile. L; Atlanta, 0 90 innings).
Mempnis. Z: Chattanooga. 3.
Nashyille. p; Little Rock, z.
birmingham, 3; New orleans, /.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Fort Worth. s; Dallas. o.
Shreveport, 4: Houston, 2.
austin. 3; San Antonio, ..
Iuisa' 8; Oklahoma City. 8.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Allentown. 4: Johnstown. 3.
Wllllamsport, 3: Reading. /.
tOther games postponed.)
WESTERN LEAGUE
Amarillo. -; Des Moines. Oil.
Albuquerque 3; Sioux City. g.
Iopeka, D; Pueblo, 3.
,onedl.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charlotte. s: Macon. ].
Augusta. 81 Columbia, 2.
tOther games postponedl
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Hanna Shows
No Dazzle as
Title Threat
By GEORGE HUBER

Cherif Hanna, the ex-feather.
weight champion of France. i:
q capable little fighter, but APP.
parently no immediate threat tc
Sandy Saddler's world title.
He boxes well, his punch i:
fair and he takes a good blow
himself without apparent dam
age. but he doesn't have the
dazzle and flash expected of ore
who is ambitious to rule the
worlds 126-pounders.
That's the way he looked last
night in the television fight
before a small crowd at Capitol
Arena as he worked to a split
decision over Ike Chestnut OF
New York. Hanna himself ad-
mitted, through an interpreter
that 1T wasn't one of my best
fights" and he certainly didn't
look the part of a 3-to-1 favorite
Good, Close Fight
1t was a good close fight, the
crowd appreciated the efforts OF
both boys, and it almost coulc
have gone either way. Chestnut
in fact. deserves as much credit
as Hanna. because he stood w
well before the No. 3 ranking
featherweight contender in hi,
first main-event battle.
Referee Charly Reynolds callec
1t a draw, 1922, and the Judge.
almost were as close in favor
of Hanna. Joe Bunsa scoring il
94-93, and Julian Whitestont
1894. The Stars score sheet
was for Hanna, 95-92.
Hanna just doesn't look the
part Of a fighter. He's almost
skinny and unmuscled. with &
schoolboy's innocent face. He;
an artful dodger in the ring
however, fast and hard to catch
and those blows that land or
him Just make him fight harder
Hanna Down Once
Hanna went to the canvas
once in. the third round, hal
from a punch and half from ;
slip, and the referee didn't cal
1t knockdown. to protests from
Chestnut's management. Hamia'
right cheek was slightly cut il
the fifth round, but otherwise
there was no damage to eithel
fighter.
Hanna did seem to have Chest.
nut in bit of trouble in the
seventh, and he outspeeded anc
outboxed the firing New Yorker
thereafter for his narrow margin
Four Kayoes in Prelims
There were four knockout'
among the preliminaries. thu
most spectacular one by the vet
eran Washington featherweight
Jimmy Cooper. Once big main.
eventer himself, Cooper appeared
as good as ever as he stopped
Joe Louis Gilchrist. previously
unbeaten in 10 fights. at 1881
Of the first.
Other quick winners were Mid.
dleweight Dynamite Williams
over Johnny Ford in the second
Lightweight Freddie Jackson
over Johnny Martin in the Sec
ond and Heavyweight ROLAND
Randall over Joe Long in thu
fourth. In a heavyweight settC
after the main event Monl
Reynolds and Skeet Starke,
went to a draw.
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Senators Hope
|ToSnap Back 10
Unfamiliar Role
Donovan ShuckIes
Griffs as Club FoIIs
To Second Division
By BURTON HAWKINS

Back in the too-familiar setting
lof the second division. the Sena.
tors were hoping to vacate those
squalid premises by sundowr
today, with Manager Chuck
Dresser wavering between Chuck
lStobbs and Dick Brodowski as
his pitching choice to confront
the White Sox in the windup Of
the three-game series.
Dropped to a 500 level and
fifth place by Dick Donovan last
night as he hurled a six-hittei
at them en- route to a So
triumph, the Senators now are
faced with their customary
struggle to escape unenviable
quarters.
Connie johnson, Negro right
handler. will make his first start
of the season for Chicago in
Itoday's 2 o'clock game. Kansas
City invades for double-header
tomorrow and a night game
Monday.
Lemon HOmers in Second
The Senators generated belated
excitement last night while sue
cumbing to Donovan for the
sixth time in seven decisions
over the past two years. The
big riAhthanjer held them harm
less and all but hopeless after
Roy Sievers singled and jim
Lemon Dashed a homer into the
Ileftfleld bleachers to provide
Camilo Pascual with 20 leac
in the second inning.
Chicago rebounded with foul
runs in the third and another ir
the fifth while Donovan chopped
down the Senators with mo.
notonous efficiency. In the
ninth, though, Dick Tettelbact
singled with one down and Slew.
4ers doubled with two out.
That left it UP to Lemon and
the 6,302 customers liked the
idea. Thursday night he had
banged a three-run homer tc
whip the White Sox. He hao
obtained the most emphatic hit
off Donovan to that point. The
setting was beautiful for Jim tt
provide a game-tying screecher
But Jim wasn't to hear wild
cheers. He trickled a weak
Igrounder to First Basemar
George Kell, who tipped to Don
ovan for the out.
Bad Inning for Pascual
Pascual experienced one ex.
tremely rocky inning and it wa.
enough to beat him. He beck.
oned trouble. in the third By
walking Donovan and soon was
up to his ears in difficulty.
/ Singles by Sam opposite anc
Nellie Fox brought Donovan
around. Pascual nicked Mimi,
Minoso with pitched ball tt
NIL the bases and Larry Dob,
contributed a two-run single tt
right. Jim Rivera's sacrifice fl,
ito center scored Minoso.
Doubles by Rivera and Kel
Ipried another run from Pascua
in the sixth inning. Pascua
Travelled eight innings in squar,
ing his record at %, yieldint
seven of Chicago's eight hits. TIE,
Clevenger permitted the other il
the ninth.
Three of the Senator's hits of
Donovan came successfully, with
Clint Courtney following Lemon.
homer with a single. For thu
next six innings Jerry Snyder.
fifth-inning single represented
the Senators attack, but they
stirred hope in the ninth before
Lemon ended the game inglori.
ously.
Donovan famed six and walked
only one. Pascual boosted hi.
strikeout total to SO by alsc
whiting six. But there were too
many lapses between those
flashes of brilliance
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Senators Will Stort Selling
'AII-Stur Game Tickets Nav IS

Griffith Stadium's box Office
will start accepting mail appli-
cations May is for tickets to the
All-Star Game, to be played here
July 10, it was announced yester-
day by Calvin Griffith. president
of the Washington Baseball Club
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CIV High Beots WI
In Dual Track Meet

George Washington High won
its sixth straight dual track
meet with a e5h-47la decision
over Westinghouse yesterday
at CIV. The Presidents also
won the Jim Douglas Trophy.
Bob Sisson Of CIV was the
only double winner. taking first
in the 100 and 220 yard dashes
He broke the school record in
sthe 220 with a time Of 22.S1 a,
against the old mark OF 90.
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PROBABLE PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Kansas CITY az New YoTk--kretlow
G.l vs.. McDermott tQ.lD.
Detroit q Boston-Hoeft DO vs.
Cleveland at Baltimore--Lsmon t2-il
Tvs Ferrarese t0-01,
Chicago at washington--Johnson 900,
vs. Stobbs IL or -Brodowski (0.i).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at st. Louis--Koufax 900
|or Craig t2-il vs.. Poholsky q -Ol.
New York az Milwaukee-Gomez u.0l
Pittsburgh q cineinnati--Law ti.a,
:. PhiiSd.iphiS Il chiesso-Poahonsd.
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WHITE SOX, s.;
SENATOR'S, 2

Runs batted n--Lt mon t9l Fox, Dolby
81, Rivera. Kcll Two. base hits--Riyera,
kell. SieverS Home run---Lemon. Sac
Rivera. Double plays--Esposito TO Fox
ito Kell. Courtney to Runnels. Fox TO
Btideweser 70. Kell Left on bases
ISSh,i,easo s. .was.hhinstOn, . Bases on
on cleveneer / Struck out--By pascual.
q in innings: Oh cievenser. 1 in /
van, -. Pascuai. 5-5. Hit By pitcher
by Pascual tMinoso ana Brideweserl
Wild pitch--Paseual. Passed ball-Court.
eeyyinrw i5nins pIssss5Ip9snsyan
TIms @s!Sb. k. ..S.n. Eussis.a Hmel
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Cherif Hanna
1854; Algeria. outpointed Like Chest
nut. 1854, New York 400.
BOISE. Idaho - Jimmy Grow. 1856;
Boise. knocked out Ken Willis. l42
Oakland. Calf. ~.
ABIDJAN. Ivory Coast-Fred Galiana
Spain, stopped Jules Touan. France (12),
f0aliana retained European flyweight
ltitle)
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MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday


Chicago. 5: Wash. .
Boston, q. Det., 4.
N. X. 10: X. c., o.
Bait. 4; Cleve.. 3.
Games Today
Chi at Wash, .,
Kansas City at N. Y
Detroit at Boston.
Cleve'd At Baltimore
Games Tomorrow
K. C. at wash. te). /
Detroit at Bait. CO.
Chicago at N. Y. (2)
Cleve. at Boston.
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NATIONAL

hcbuItb hthteIuhy
Chicago. .: Phila.. /
cincin.. 4; Pitts. ..
ST. L., 10; Brook. 2
Milw. 3; N. y. . az
innings.
Games Today
Bklyn. at St. Louis.
New York az Mirkee
Pitts. at Cincinnati.
Phila. At CHICAGO.
postponed, rain.
Games Tomorrow
Phila. at cincin. l2l
Brook. at Milw. t2l
Pitts. at ChieaEo t2l
~ Y. at 81. L. 2).
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KENTUCKY DERBY FIELD

=, 49, oU Ja KY May -Fed todays running
OF tne 2oOO added Kentucky Derby with post positions own
erS Jockeys probable odds and saddle cloth numbers:
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA AVE NW

Ut U FV'f IT - UtAs y a-WWWs
PBX OPERATOR, permanent posi-
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working conditions, company bene-
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Box SOL, Star.
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HELP-WoMEN

DENTAL ASSISTANT, experienc
preferred. conveniently located of
nee Ma. S-151O.
DRUG STORE CLERKS-Expe
rienced for downtown drug store
Full or part time. Apply in person
AMBASSADOR DRUG STORE
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HELP-MEN

AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN, TO be
trained for position Of RESPONSE
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prefer married man with late model
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WE ARE IN NEED Of a good sales
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w. J BAuMBACH, INC. ia. A.
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DO YOU LIKE PEOPLE? Have you
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before 10 am, Mon. through Fri,
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HELP-WoAEN
MAIL-ROOM
CLERK

Under 80. active. white. for general
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have high-school education. and re-
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or ONCE. Permanent position; 5-day
4O-hour week; vacation and sick
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ACCTG. CLERK. S65
ACCOUNTING
CLERK-TYP

Full time employment for high
school graduate, age 1898. Ac.
curate, neat and efficient typinf
ability required Ample opportunity
tor exposure to accounting pro.
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$3.50 am to 5 o m. weekdays: o 2, m
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HELP--WoMEN

Cashier Salary Open
AL 4th ST. S.W, DI. 7-S99y
CLERICAL WORK, some tipping. s.
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CLERK, candy and tobacco, young,
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9l4 F st. NV.
CLERK for general Office work in
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CO.. 1014 X st. NV, ST 3-6344
CLERK, white. 5-day week; vacs
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CLERK, 1885, good phone voice;
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Ho. 2-2476
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECH.
NlClAN. for doctors ONCE in Alex

MEDICAL LABORATORY TECH.
NIClAN. for doctors office in Alex
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MEDICAL TECHNICIAN
Work in doctors office downtown:
exper.; 5la-day wk.; tipping; good
salary Phone tn. 2-1125.
NURSE. practical. white, night duty,
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TARIuM FOR AGED. Cali Park
way $3.50.
NURSE, white, registered, for eve
ming duty in small well-equipped
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FE. 3-3664
NURSE for care of 6 children. Must
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5000 per month. Box 366-M, Star.
OFFICE HELP
We have several openings in our
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FAMILY
COUNSELOR

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wisdom OF buying their burial space
before needed; salary. $4,000 per VT j,
plus monthly bonuses. You must
have car. be OF neat appearance
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security to woman who qualities. ADJ
ply in person, 8 am. 10 4 pm.
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CLERK

High school graduate. white. ex-
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neat handwriting and like figures
and detail work Call HO. 2-2476.
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HELP-MEN Cont,

SHOE 6ALEsMEN. experienced;
KNOW WHAT YOU ARE EARNING
Guaranteed high salary plus. Apply
MANAGER. 1927 Good Hope I'd Sc
SHORT ORDER COOK, white, sober
THE WALDORF DINER, Midway
sam
SPOTTER, wool. experienced, ex-
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Call OV. 3-l700
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HAT CHECK GIRL, neat appearing,
pleasant personality Apply in per-
son. Manager, HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
18th and Eye st. NV
HAT-CHECK GIRL,-Apply in per
son. LOTUS RESTAURANT, 727
14th ST. NV.
HAT CHECK GIRL, experience nee
esSary Apply In person. between
$50 and | 80 am. FAN & BILLS
1872 Conn. ave. See Mr. Cohen
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PARKLAWN

1850 Rockville Pike
3 Miles N. Of Bethesda Naval Hosp
FILE CLERK. 5-day wk.; pleasan,
working conditions and other EN-.
ploye advantages; 1925. Apply
INDEMNITY INSURANCE CO OF
N. AMERICA, $50 Woodward Bldg
9th and H SITS. NV.
FRONT DESK CLERK. for large ex.
elusive apartment building Age &c
to 80, permanent position. Must bC
experienced, Z am. to 2:30 pm
Alternate week, 2:30 pm. to 1926
pm, Call resident manager, NO
$4,000
GENERAL HOUSEWORK-CO liv,
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references. S35 to start. SprinI
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GENERAL OFFICE-Local branch O.
Nationwide organization has ar
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req. interesting duties; all com
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THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
AIRLINE CLERKS

Young Frances start S296 mo.
Secy., overseas to $500 up
Secy., research Org. $50 wk. up
Secy,, publisher $500 TO $3.50 mo.
Legal Secretaries to $3.50 up
Clerk-Steno.. temp, 9 mos, Jewish
organization, good typist SIS wk
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ground 81, 800 up
Secy, mature, college background,
assistant to woman $500 up
Asst. Payroll Typist, exper., upper
Wis start $50
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BookkeeperS $2S3 UP
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CLERKS

~'-A@ NNNef Nf~~ - $500
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CLERK TYPIsTS, Falls Church area
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JE 3-7273.
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stenoeraphic experience necessary;
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Apply Personnel RIM 602, $50
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PAYROLL
CLERK-TYPIST

An excellent clerical position in
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taxation Salary increases nuaran.
teed Apply personnel, RIM COZ,
$50 am. to 3 pm weekdays; q
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HELP--MoMEN
SALESLADIES. part time: evenings
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experienced. Apply BEYDA'S, 311.
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lingerie. accessories One interested
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CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TY
WITH GOOD CLERICAL BACK.
GROUND FOR GENERAL WORK
IN CREDIT OFFICE OF FINE FUR.
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For interview in
Washington

phone Lockheed Represent
atives W. E. Hoffman, and
"A. A. Flakoll at District z
1882 in Washington, We'd
nesday, October 3, through
Thursday. October 4. be-
tween 9 am. and 8 pm.
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STENOS., TEMPORARY

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MONACO SEEKS STAID GRACE
TO GRACE WEDDING STAMPS

MONTE CARLO Monaco QF9-The Grace Kelly-Prnce
Rainier marriage is still two months off, but Monacos post
ONCE is stew trying to get set OF stamps ready
for the event.
Postal authorities face problem that should make
Hollywoods press agents blush. They have no proper
photograph of Miss Kelly to place on stamp.
Available sources along the Riviera have produced
plenty pictures but they all smiling that postal
experts feel not quite suitable for state wedding
stamp.
hurried call has gone to Hollywood for something
little majestic.
Stamps COMMUNICATING the state nuptials-scheduled
for April 18-19-wn be issued in series of eight They
will range in price from franc Va Of cent? to 500
($142). The whole set win cost 1928.
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Republican of Arizona, in a
separate interview.
Mr.. Eisenhower told his news
conference yesterday he Ought
to have as much information by
the end Of this month as I am
going to get" for a decision. His
doctors plan to complete next
Tuesday a new examination to
determine the extent of Mr..
Eisenhower's recovery from a
September "a heart attack.
Senator Duff said a February
decision would be extremely fair
to the party" Senator Payne
said that ought to satisfy every
one"
'Baseless'' Attacks
Senator Goldwater said he
thinks Mr.. Eisenhower will run
because of what the Senator
called utterly baseless" attacks
by Democrats On the admins
tration. But if Mr.. Eisenhower
doesn't seek a second term. Sem
ator Goldwater said, he would
be very wise" to say so soon.
Senator Knowland, Republic
can of California, who has urged
an announcement by February
Is, declined comment. Senator
Knowland has made it plain he
will seek the G. o. p. presidential
nomination if Mr.. Eisenhower
doesn't run again.
Today. James C. Hagerty, Mr..
Eisenhower's press secretary, re-
fused to express any personal
opinion on whether the Presi-
dent will seek reelection.
81 haven't the slightest COM
ment on it one way or the other .
Mr.. Hagerty said. 81 have not
expressed any opinion publicly
or privately and I am not going
to-"
Newsmen POlled Again
The matter came up at a Hag-
erty news conference. Charles
Roberts Of Newsweek magazine
told Mr.. Hagerty he was con-
Quoting a poll on the big ques-
ton Of whether Mr.: Eisenhower
will bid for another four years
In the White House.
Mr.. Roberts explained he was
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polling the same II newSmen
who took part in a vote at Key
West, Fla, January 8 after an
Eisenhower news conference
there that day.
Eleven reporters said then they
thought the President would not
run again. Three predicted he
would run.
Mr.. Hagerty did not take part
in that poll.
Mr.. Roberts said his new poll.
while not quite complete. shows
practically no change"
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February 16, it has been an
nounced by Festival parade
chairman. L. w. Lawder.
Out-of-town bands may apply
through February 20. The pa
rade will be held at 8 pm.
"Wednesday, April 4.
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DeudIine Set on Bonds
In Blossom Purude

Applications for local bands
wishing to play in this years
National Cherry Blossom Pa
'rade will be accepted up to
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It's easy to register and
qualify as a District voter. Go
to registration headquarters on
ground floor Of the District
Building and sign up.