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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Observation-Disclosures

HEoIAuHANT-BE
Busy shopping center on Arlington
rent. S225: long lease; income over
$1,000 per month. mostly beer: will
show high net profit. Price, Sis. 600,
terms. JE. 2-9654.
LIQUOR STORE
Owner quotes $4,000 . wk. BUSH
ness ness. = pint store. $4,000 cash
LIQUOR STORE
Owner quotes $500 wk. bust
ness SHOWS ls% gross profit. Very
LIQUOR AND GROCERY
Better class clientele; owner
quotes $4,000 wk. business. AskinE
price. $4,000 plus stock.
DELICATESSEN STORE
Doing Sl.2O0-Sl 400 wk. busi-
ness. this is a very attrac. store.
Can be bought right
GROCERY STORE
Owner guarantees Sl.4O0 wk.
business. Has a beaut. apt. No
competition. Can be bought cheap
with small On: payment.
CLEANING STORE
Has own plant. Owner quotes
$500 q vk. avg. business. Price,
S6.0UO Cash. $1,000.
IROFFELD REALTY co.
DE. 2-s003. Ewes. Sun. wo. 6-1as4
TAVERN-BEER
Proven money-makcr. doing over
$4,000 annually. Rent only 5000
mo; Good location. excel. terms to
right party, Call Mr.. CHANTKER,
TU. 2.l609.
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MOTEL, on Rte. !. near Alexandria,
Va: IL modern units plus spacious
owners apt; 1905 air-cond.; ga
acres: nets over $4,000 VI. after
int. and amort payments; about
SIS, 600 cash down REQUIRED BOB
HOLLANDER-W. z. THRIFT HOTEL
Motel Brokers, l4il Pa. ave. NV,
Ma. S-9743 or UN. 4-13o7
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ROCK CREEK PARK

Brick and stone split-level: 3 bed
rms, 3 baths completely furn. and
carpeted ouilt-in garage. pvt gar
den with outdoor fireplace: immedi-
ate occupancy. Middle Dos. OWNER
En- ONO
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THE SUNDAY STAR Bill
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. MARCH 3. 1851
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$500 wk.; priced low. terms 24l4
WIS. ave. NV. FE. 3-9S95 wkdys.
LARGE LITHOGRAPHlC PLANT in
metropolitan D. c.: gross sales
approx $4,000 year. This photo
graphic installation also suitable
for large research laboratory. inn
a-2449. Warfield 7-653S.
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have . lovely shops for you Ia
operate singly or as a chain. Call
for the details Mrs Breckenridge
OF. 4-SSle. LYMAN c. DELE &
CO, INC IA. $4,000.
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RIVER VIEW

RIVER VIEW
A beautifully cared for home in
much sought after location; Ice. liv
rm. with firepl, sep. din. rm. LIST
q bedrm and bath Z bedrms and
bath on md A.: rec nm. gar priced
IN the POS for immediate sale Call
Mrs ciufreda, Re. 3-3023 TO in
H. A. GILL & SON
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5LoREpLNR.- 5tb AND EMEHsoNi

iCOLORED-COMML.-2-story apt,
store in bsmt for beauty shop,
bush, etc. Sl1,500 Terms. NJ.
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HAkDWARES-(ll Sil. Spy, Ice. vol
80 Bethesda; good oppor.. reas
81 Arl,. good Imam store. Terms
GIBRALTAR CO., Dl. 7-650O.
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7UFFEK bhIUHIWUOD = Detached
center hall. lge Nv rm with IRE.
pi;' DIN. nm. den, powder I'm
and > baths md a. semiflnishec
rec rm. with bath rm Cal
OWNER. RIA. 6-4329
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iNvEsToRsEHao.ME BUYERS
Only SlQ,950; attractive row
brick; rms. and bath; .. enclosed
porches: front porch gas heat; ga.
rage. Owner must sell, Call IA. o.
gI1o or d.: 7-S668. BRIGHTWoOD
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Miss Elizabeth Osborne
Engaged to Mr.. ClaudY

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. The
odore Osborne Of Washing
ton and Stone Harbor, N. j..
have made known the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Elizabeth Ann to Mr.. Donald
Edwin Claudy. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert c. Claudy
Of New York.
Miss Osborne. a fifth gen.
Grafton Washingtonian. and
direct descendant of Chief
Justice John Marshall, is the
granddaughter Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Parker West
Of Washington and OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nathan Osborne Of Wallace,
Idaho. An alumna of the
Holton-Arms School. Miss
Osborne attended Connecti-
cut College for Women and
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was graduated from vassar
College. She is a member Of
the Junior Leagues of Wash
ington and New York and
was recently with the edi-
torial staff Of Vogue Maya
zine.
Mr.. Claudy attended Deep
Springs College and received
his B.A. degree from Cornell
University in 1913. Follow
ing a years study at the Uni
versities of Heidelberg and
Zurich, he received his LIB.
degree in 1852 from the Cor
nell Law School, where he
was an officer of the Cornell
Law Quarterly. He served in
the Air Force as a legal Off
Ger in the Air Materiel Com
mand. Mr.. Claudy is a
former president of the Tellu-
ride Association. and is asso-
ciated with Covington and
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SYMPHONY cHAT-Mr. Morton Gould COM
poser conductor, chots with Mrs. Howard
Mitchell, wife of the conductor of the National
Symphony Orchestra, at the first pre-concert
luncheon this season in the PoIlodion Room of
the Shorehom HoteI.-Robert Stror Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10

Burling here. He is the
grandson Of Mrs. Henry A.
Rebel and of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Albert c. Claudy Of
New York.
The wedding is planned for
February Is.
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Society to sponsor
| Cord Party. Donce

The Altar Society Of st.
AIMS Church is sponsoring
a card party and dance at
the Shoreham Hotel on Fri
day. Tables will be arranged
for cards between 8 pm. and
10 pm. with dancing sched-
uled to follow from 10 pm.
to / am. Music will be fur
nished by Addie Lawyers
orchestra.
Plans are now being made
for the event under the di-
rection of the pastor. the
Rev. Henry D. Collins. Mrs.
Esther r. Gallagher is gen.
eral chairman.
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MONDAY. ONLY-9 to 6
william ROsemdOrf's
famed
Veterans Day
Fur Sale

Monday is your day Of days William Rosendorfs
Prices authentic original creations reduced in
sensational for this traditional William Rosendorf
Every fur from mink included but because of the
extraordinary low prices must say "All Sales Final'
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
Lack of Diamonds
No Problem at All

pendant is fun and can be
attached to q lapel, or smack
on the hipline.
The gift hunter, will dis
cover, as has the costume
jewelry connossieur, who col
lects new fashion ideas each
season, that the majority of
the new designs are feather
light.
The bulky, big settings are
deceiving as to weight in
many cases.
In some instances it pays
to not only look at the jew
elry in the case but to take
time out to weigh the sub
ject a little more thoroughly.
Look for these signposts
along Costume Jewelry Row.
Finely textured golden
tones with a finish that looks
like it may have been the
result of a master jeweler at
Carriers or Tiffany's -.
Crystal leaves the table
setting and in the bead realm
captures attention with its
many-faceted and splendid
new stained glass colorings.
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BY ELEM

Those diamonds may be
girls best friend but It's safe
to say that many women de-
lightfully accept the fact that
they're just as happy wear
ing frankly fake jewelry
when the diamonds are I'M
available.
Skillfully bypassing the idea
that costume jewelry should
try to look like the real Nc
Coy, designers have come up
with a crop of new designs
that may startle, stop, and
= stimulate the wearer to try
new ways of wearing her
beads. chains, necklaces. and
bracelets.
A sixty inch linked gold
chain that may be spanked
with pearls, crystals. or mug
gets can take on a chame-
leon-like jewelry personality.
Spring rings linked into
the chain will let the wearer
make a three-strand bib, a
two strand length, or a long
necklace.
Adding a Maltese cross pin
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Mrs. Alice Leopold
Addresses Scouts

The Girl Scout Of today
will be q big Wheel in the
American economy Of 1865.
Mrs. Alice K. Leopold. AS
sistant to the Secretary Of
Labor for Women's Affairs.
told the National Convention
of Girl Scouts in Philadel-
phia recently.
This country's fast-chang-
ing and expanding economy
Is one in which women will
have increasing Importance. "
and training young girls now
are receiving in the Scout
movement win help them to
develop resourcefulness and
be able to take responsibility
in the community when they
grow older. Mrs. Leopold
said.
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IT'S a DATE

HAPPY HOLIDAY FASH
ion Show for Teens ct
Hecht's. Junior Deb Shop
at noon on the second floor
Of the Washington, store.
Teen Board members viii
model. ThereIl be favors.
door prizes and lots Of gay
Christmasy atmosphere to
match the colorful holiday
party fashions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26
Baldwin Family
TO Arripe

Mrs Roland Baldwin is cX-
.p"ctjng all of he. daughters
their husbands and children
within the next several days
1t. Col. and Mrs. 3. L. Mitch
ell and children. Burt. III aud
Dixie. are expected to arriVt
from Norfolk. Va. SATURDAY
Tivy viii visit here and ther
@ 20 South Carolina To visit be-
fore sailing from New York
August ). tor duty with ~,
Army IN llnir. TURKEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Prout
and son. Jerry. OF Evansville
lH,Hand. are to avrivc Sunds y
toI al ten day stay.
Also arri ing Saturday vii! b,
M'>. n. II Jenrette. Jr.. auo
daughters, Kitty and Priscilla
frvn Jacksonville. Fla. Jcar
J,rrvttc has been here for scv-
era. weeks new and Mr.. Jcnrc,t.
Hrl. rrIvc down L. accompany
them home later in the summer
TIN, son. Kenneth. who rCslcry
F.." ms mother. Will also %,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26

Mir. and Mrs. Willie Jacob,
were Sunday guests of her mo-
Their Mrs. Cora Phillips of Free
and.
Mrs. Bill Price oi VAUDEVILLE
spent the week end with h"I
parents MIR. and Mrs. Lacy Long
Mr. and Mrs. Clyuc Todd ui
Chaibourn visited her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith Sun
day.
a..l JACOBS son OF Mr.. an l
Mrs. FLOYD Jacobs OF Whining :
ON is spending some time with
is grandparents MI. and Mrs
Willie JACOBS. anu Mrs. Matti
Duval.
Ethel Smith. and Eugene Tripp.
Of Macon, Ga. spent some time
with relatives here last week
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26
Homemakers Club
Plans Benefit Supper

AT the meeting OF the Hon.
Makers Home DemonStratio'
Club held this month at tn
clubhouse members planned
benefit supper for the State HI
building 10 be erected in RI
leigh on the State College cam
puS.
Project reports were given OH
Citizenship ny Mrs. Dale Wright
Poultry, Mrs. s. {. Fairclpt..
Foods and Nutrition. Mrs. Dew
ry Hcwctt.
The demonstration cntitlc,
Ia, To Keep Young" was Civ
IN by Miss Iarlinc Gibson. CO.
unity Home agent.
Mrs. Dale Wright. president:
MAS hostess .or the meeting and
served refreshments during IT,,
social period
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26

I Miss Shirley Dean Grice o
Whiteville spent the week en-
with her parents MIR. and Mrs
Lonnie Grice and family.
! Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Donnie
Canady and family Sunday were
their children Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
bert Canady. MIR. and Mrs. Nor
man Lovett. and Ray Canady OF
Tabor City.
W. G. Cox Jr. OF lothian made
a business trip to Wilmington
Tuesday morning oi last week.
Fred Duncan maze a business
trip TO Whi'Hvillc Saturday att
ernoon OF last week.
Miss Vclma Ray of Charlotte
spent the week end with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. RAY.
WAC Meridian Eldcrdice of
Raleigh spent the week end with
her parents and relatives Mr.
and Mrs. Herman E!dcrdicc. NJ.
and Mrs. NJ. c. Ray. and Nj.
and Mrs. Austin G. Long.
|. w. LoHg was admitted 10
Veterans hospital in Fayetteville
Friday afternoon
Miss Mary Viola LCng of Char
lotto spent the week end win
her parents Mr.. ana Mrs. Lacv
Long
MIR. and Mrs. Lonnic Arm
strong Of Fayetteville spent the
week end with her children NJ.
and Mrs. Earnest S. Smith ami
family. ami Mr.. anu Mrs. Pick
Jcnrctte and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joan +. Murray
OF Wilmington spent the week
end with her parents and rcla-
tivcS MIR. and Mrs. Earle Elder
dice. and NJ. and Mrs. Joe Gore
and family
The Rev. Il. /. Cumbcc Of
VAUDEVILLE filled hi. regular ap-
polntmcnts at the River Side
Baptist Church Saturday nraht
and Sunday morning OF last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Benton
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26


Drive Beach, S. c. Friday after,
noon.
Harry Long OF Fayetteville
spent the week enu with hi.
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Long
Pfc, Almon Long Of Fort Bragg
and Acme spent the week END
with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Kenneth Gore a student
at East Carolina College Green
willie spent the week end with
her husband and pan ents. Ken
meth Gore o. Pireway, and Nh.
and Mrs. p. o. Gore of Nakir.a.
Misses Carol Ann. and Wanna
Ray OF Pensacola, Florida are
spending the summer months
with their grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Dur
can and children Of Acme Span,
the week end with relatives Mr.
ana Mrs. K. @. Smith and chill
drcn of Pircway, and MIR. az |
Mrs Kelly LittleS of Loris. : G.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lonnic Gricc
spent Sunday with their dauch e.
ter MIR and Mrs. Perry DAVIS
Jr and family of Darlins'ol
5. {.
Visiting Mrs. Mandy Rhodes
Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Crib. and
Jerry Crib Sunday afternoon
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Tom RhocCS
ot Whitcviilc. Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
ME Duncan and children. NJ.
Oracle Gore. Edward Gore. an.
J. /. Benton OF Acme.
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. Benton ana
children OF Acme spent the week
end with their patents Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jessie Benton. Mrs. DOLE
Reeves. and Mr.. ana Mrs. Lee
Canady and .amily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Grlce wrv,
Sunday guests of MI. and Mrs.
Ned Watts and family of Ma
kiul
Mrs. Lizzie Larrlmore spcn,
Sunday with her brother Nr
ami Mrs. BagCy Benton OF NJ
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26
Officer Trouble
In Tampa Florida
Similar To Aorrv

Tampa, Florida appears to be
making the news IN much the
same fashion as E"rry county
with the announcement Satur-
day that five police officers
there are subjects of moo,.
shine whiSKcy investigation. Tn"
alleged illici. liquor operation
there is said to be 4 big one.
also parallcling the investigate l
here.
Another close similarity exists
in that local politicians i'll Tam
pa have tried 10 use their influ =
'encc to have the investigation
'quaShed and stop the federal in
vcStigatorS rom seeking indi:'-
mcntS
Also like Horny. the probe III
Tampa has been underway toI
about three months and the as
SiStant district attorney says !;
IS not yet complete The ATU IS
the sole investigator in the case.
The lamp Tribune reported
Saturday that the investigate n
has branchcd out INTO the Shcr-
.iifS department d> well as the
city police department. State AT
Itorncy James NJ. McEwen DEM.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26
Mrs. ]. B. Hard1Vick
EnterfainS Club

Mrs. J b. HardwiCk cntcrtai.l
ed the TUESDAY Afternoon Briug
Club at her home yesterday
Mrs. ID. J Hughes was hig'
scorer.
Others playing were Mrs. c
G WcStmnrcland. Mrs. J. r
Boswell. Ms. J. NJ McGougan
Mrs. {. +. Walden Mrs. G. II
Primer. and Mrs. Is. +. Hugh" :
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. HardwIck following The
play
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26
WILLIAM HARRINGTON Ip

HANAU, GERMANY - Spec
ialist Third Glass William G
Harrington Jr, whose pare,as
live on Route ?, Tabor City. ~
C.. recently rc-enliSted in the
Regular Army in Hanau. Germ
any.
Specialist Harrington, in the
Army since June 1859 is a SQUAD
leader in Company ID of the Bid
Armored Divisions 18th Infant.
ry Battalion.
The l9-yEar-old soldier a..
tended LoriS IS. c. High School
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26
RALEIGH - Mechanical q

RALEIGH - Mechanical de-
fectS caused II of North Caro-
lina'S fatal automobile crack
ups last year. the Motor Vehl-
Giles Department has determined
from a study Of accidents facts.
Broken down. the agency listed
GetectS which contra uted to the
death crashes as: brakes 81
headlights /. other lights or re-
Electors D. steering =, and tires,
30. Twelve were listed as other
defects. In all there were 900
fatal accidents.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26

Forests, unlike many natural
resources. an br used and re-
grown forever. Continuous pro
OF Trees ON lands cS,
suited for thu purpose Is the aim
of forestry.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26

investigation should be comple,.
in about two months.
Guilmartin also said that he
had received a telegram from
"a group of tampa ministers al
lcdcdly influenced by local poll
.ticianS. on behalf OF the suspects
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26
Pirewuy Events

Long, Mrs Robert Housand
Mrs. Earnest Smith, and Mrs
Lonnie Armstrong of Fayett =
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-06-26
BY EDWARD GORE

Visiting in Wilmington Satur-
day afternoon were Melvin
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pERsOMAL


NAH. gONGG--Join our club. play
10 eroups. Join our school learn
to play. EN-. 3-32e2, VIII. 6~10e9
FORM 81 q. s. JOB epplicatlons
prepared and typed, ExCH. SEW
PERMANENT, $50 shampoo and
ccooSriLEok. M YafS Z n nv sIAOIT
WOMAN 10 pick np and care for
7-yF.~old girl from p 70 1880. =
DU. 1877 after q pm.
SELF faPR0VEHENT--Raise your
re and ability 70 predict human
behavior: courses given. CAL AID.
2-0290
ate, young lady white, desires
interesting position immediately ~
tutor. teacher, ONCE or PROBES.
sional. Teaching and professional
exper., accurate typist; knoyl Of
foreign LANGUAGES. musical back
eround: excel. refs. Part time OF
days wk.. no ewes or week ends.
Washington area. AID. 4-43i6.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and
invitations. 2-l1r service STAN
LEY ADAMS 5US 18th ST.. nv
IL 81 tssds AFEatf IN 5-s7A,1 ~
FREE TUITION in nursery or kim
dergarten to mother conveying 2
girls fTem 18th and Randolph n ":
10 CHEVY Chase circle on school
mornings, or I child from Spring
Valley. 20. box 4026, Wash. 10,
D. {.
WHAT WILL YOU TRADE foT. .
nice 100x100 wooded lot, ideal Tor
week end cabin or hou4e? One
hour drive from D. G. BOX l11-k,
Star.
ORCHESTRA DANCE
Tonight
ADMIRAL HOTEL
213I o STREET NV.
Featuring
HERB FONTAINE
As Director Of Activities
MUSIC BY THE METRONOME8
Admission. Sf.25
COLORED-cHTLD CARE-Nice
home. "a hours. Infants Up. WA.
S-k6SI
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81 DICK sLAY

There was a tendency before
the season opened--hefore Nc
Lean and Fairfax fiexed their
muscles in puhlic--to give the
nod TO Hammond as the most
likely champion Of Group !
football in Virginia's Northern
District. It stlll can happen.
Hammond now. however, has
assumed the role Of q potential
giant-killer instead OF q favor
ite.
Harry Caughron. who prefers
the nickname RED" would
have you believe that his team
at Hammond is on the scrawny
side and Is picked from a stu
dent body few in number. Well,
that's true. The Admirals have
been outweighed BY two Of
their three victims 50 far this
season and the schools enroll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04
Mclean and Foirfox
Meeting in Key Game

the East Division, while Cool
idge Is at CardozO ana R0ose-
welt at Wilson in top West Di-
vision games.
Bethesda Chevy Chase. last
seasons Maryland Bi-County
League champion and q favor
tie to repeat. meets Northwest
ern tonight. A tough High
Point squad is at Wheaton to-
morrow afternoon.
Walter johnson, 5-0-2 last
year and 20 this season, puts
Its unbeaten record on the line
when It plays host to Carroll
l2-D this afternoon.
The schedule:
TODAY
Anacostia Ct Eastern, $50.
SDinanrn &C Tech, $3.50.
chamberlain ss. ArmssfonE q
Roosevelt, 800
cO0lidee 81 cardozo, $3.50.
Roosevelt at Wilson, $3.50.
Bell al Dunbar. 800
Western at 81 Albana, $40.
Carroll al Walter johnson, $50.
0onzaga a. Bladensburg, z.
Hethesda-chevy Chase % North
0aithersburg At Laurel. 2.
Hurfattsville .at HayIe Dc Grace, ..
Bates at Fairmont Heights, 2.
Hammond at 0e0Feo Washington.
Herinitage 81 ,Washingt0n-I.ee, q.
oreyeIon e. James Monroe Erred
Osbourn al culpeper.
Lounoun County 81 Clarke County
Manassas Regional It Luther Jack
Waiksr-ofant at Parker-oray, 9.
TOMORROW
FalFlax At Mclean. s.
AnnRndale az Wakefield 81
Hefnden At Geor9e Mason.
BletF vs. SuitIand IT Northwestern 3
tiab Point az wheaton,
B0gthwo0d va Southern At Blair, p
Sherwood 81 Howard County. 2.
BeM1tha at Bulls High.
Landgn At 81 stephens.
Friend. Il ST Andrews tdiddle.
HaIlis Prep Il cnouan ] G sAhoski
Columbian Pree Il oreenbriert Lew
N Hsresrabnre II Eplseopai. 2.ao.
Woodward Prep at Baltimore J. e 2
Charlotte Hal 30 Randolph Macon
rrant Royal. va go s3o.
oxon Hill 81 LaPlata. 1.
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Church. Mount Vernon and
Culpeper. eafelle has regis
tered seven tourhdowns while
playing about half the time,
and is the leader among State
Group / point-makers.
4 rank him as one OF tile
best high school backs I've ever
coached" says Caughron. who
was at James Wood IN Win.
chester one year and at CIV
Ave years before coming to
Hammond. "He has good speed
he's quick and q real fine de-
fensive player. He was voted
most valuable player by team
mates last year.
milton runs track and does
the hundred In about lO.2
which is not too exceptional
But where he's exceptional Il
in his getaway. and he's get
ting more elusive. "
- 50
So much for the individual
The team as a whole draws
similar praise from the coach
Considering that the school has
its first senior class this year
Red feels he Is extremely for
tunate. I'VE believe in Q LOT
OF emphasis on speed and we're
blessed with the right type Of
boys for IT," he says.
Hammond's line averages l7t
pounds and the second defen-
sive group about l55 overall
according to the coach. II they
are TO play the giant-killer
they must start tonight.
Mclean and Fairfax. both
unbeaten and united in three
tests each. clash tomorrow II
the major attraction in North
ern Virginia this week end
Tonight: however. the focus viii
be on Hammond at CIV. ths
first meeting Of the Alexandra
neighbors.
George washington Is tbs
parent, so to speak. Caughror
spent I'VE years assisting jim
Ford at CIV and then tool
away a couple dozen Of hi
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most promising sophomores
to the new school. Hammond's
varsity would have been GW's
this year. Lacking the depth Of
former years, CIV was beaten
by both Mclean and Fairfax
after squeaking past Annan-
dale, 80.
But Jim's boys haven't been
pushed around by anyone, "
Caughron points out. mo one
has m arched consistently
against the CIV line. From
tackle to tackle CIV will be
the biggest team we'll face. II
will tell me what 70 expect
against Mclean and Fairfax. "
Caughron is a tall. pleasant
gentleman who looks anything
but q college tackle. which he
was at William a. Mary in the
late l94Os. He doubles as q
guidance counselor ct Ham-
mond. He Is a convincing
taiker, but his attempt ct be-
coming an underdog on the
football field doesn't quite
penetrate. He doesn't try too
hard. really.