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Black Hawks
Beat Detroit

CHICAGO. Mar. 8 R.-
Eddie Litzenberger scored his
second goal Of the game with
50 seconds left to give the
Chicago Black Hawks a AS
victory over Detroit in q ma
tionally televised National
Hockey League game this aft
ernoon.
BY losing the Red Wings re-
manned in a third-place tie
with the Boston Bruins.
Litzenberger's W n n n 8
marker-his 18th of the season
ended a Hawks string in
which they had gained only
a tie in eight consecutive
games. The Hawks remain
buried in the league basement.
MONTREAL, Mar. 8 (R.-A
penalty shot goal by Camille
Henry and Guy Gendron's tie
breaker in the third period
gave the New York Rangers a
80 victory over the champion
Montreal Canadiens tonight.
TORONTO, Mar. 8 (R.-
Leftwinger Dick Duff scored
two goals tonight in helping
the Toronto Maple Leafs gain
a 3-3 tie with the Boston
Bruins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
Humiu Outpoints Bell

CASABLANCA, Mar. 8 tR.-
Cherif Hanna. European feath-
erweight champion and listed
as No. / contender for the
world title. tonight won a 10
round non-title decision over
Bobby Bell Of Youngstown.
Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09
STARS ALL-MET TEAM
FIRST TEAM.

ALL-SUBURBAN MARYLAND
Class B and G
First Team
Mike Sprague. Lackey
Sam Holiday, Lackey
Carl Shipley. GaithersburR
Bob. Costello. Gatthersburg
Bunky Abel, LaPlata
Second Team
Richard King. Calvert County
Bernie Cox. LaPlata
Vernon Buck, Frederick Sasscer
Sonny Minis. Poolesville
Jesse Mclean. Surrattsville
ALL-CATHOLIc LEAGUE
First Team
Ernie Care. DeMatha
Dan Slattery Gonzaga
Tom Hoover. Carroll
GEORGE Leftwieh. Carroll
Monk Malloy. Carroll
Second Team
Tom rolliard. 0onzaga
Joe Quinn. DeMatha
John Thompson Carroll
Deyin Doolsn. St. Johns
Bob Fletcher 81 1ohns
ALL-PREP
First Team
Dennis Wernimont Oallaudet Prer
Buzz Bastable, Landon
George Manger Landon
Steve Bralove, Friends
Ralph Price. 81. Stephens
second Team
Saunders Midyette. Episcopal
Roger Konoski. Qallaudet Prep
Bill Henry. Charlotte Hall
John Sweeney. Priory
John Hayden Landon
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PRESIDENTS
Continued from Page CT

press the attack in the final
period and broke through the
Johnstown defense for goals by
Clements and LeClerc to wind
up the last home game of the
regular season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

Score at haiftime: sl-ss. wSsner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

Saves: Kemp. 81; Pidsodny. %.
Johnstown spares--Ailsby, Frizzelle,
H ss, Mebonsid wRashinrtoS spspes
Campbell, Brklacich, Kullman, De-
Felice, Pansdino. Bernauuez. Hayheld.
Jacroix
First period--Scoring: /. Johnstown,
Shropshire (McDonaldl 3:34: . Wash
ington, Leclerc iBrklacich. Palladino)
IL :26
ton, Hayfeld, iPalladino, DeFelice)
S:04. 4 WASHINGTON. Clements tLacroix.
Lallol S:t9; 5 Washington, Bernauue2
necle:e. Brklacichl S:4S; o Washing
ton. DeFelice lHayfeld. Hinchbergerl
J l :5Si Jamestown, Mcdonald (unas-
sistedl l2.51; Washington, DeFelice
tHayfieldl 1877.
Third period-Scorine: o WASHING
ton. Clements ,Kullman. DeFelicel /:
1929; 10 WASHINGTON. Leclerc lCle-
ments. Hinchhergerl 1905. Penalties
hington-Kullman % Minis. slash
inCl o.67
, 1958-09-13

Money has been appropriated for the Government House here;
nothing is being done-yet, however.
Much OF the furniture in Government House, especially those
on the gallery should be replaced. The globes are the types used in
mediocre restaurants on the mainland. In short, it does not go well
with the beautiful Danish filings in the ballroom
, 1958-09-13

Money, money, every where and not a cent to spend. It was sur
prising to learn that all but one reject, was being held up-of all
rlaces-in Washington. But all the blame was Deng paced on the
Public Works Department here.
, 1958-09-13

Some police officers prefer to "1ook the other way" when there
is traffic violation The reason: it is difficult for an officer to produce
witnesses and defendants lawyer will therefore win for their client
or at least give the officer a hard time" for doing his duty.
, 1958-09-13

CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE
THE HOUSE or GOOD PICTURES
Saturday, Sept 10 Triple Feature:
TRIBUTE TO "A A MAN
james Cagney DonDubbins
THE LAST HoRsEMAN
Russell Hayden
Chapter ELEVEN Of
THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN AFRICA
Sunday Sept. IA & Monday Sept. IS
KISS THEM FOR Me (CinemaScope & Deuxe Color
Cary Grant Jayne Mansfield Suzy Parker Left Erickson
Tuesday. Sept. 16 Triple Feature:
JAGUAR "
Sabu Chjquita Burton McLane
THE BOSS
John Payne Vim. Bishop Gloria McGhee
Chaper TWELVE Of
THE OF CAPTAIN AFRICA
Wednesday, Sept. II
QUE NE TOQUEN LAS G~OLONDRINOS Tech. Spansih)
Miguel Aceves Mejias
Thursday, Sept IS GUILTY
Saturday, Sept. 20 : Triple Feature:
ISLANDER
Van Johnson Ann Blythe Steve Cochran
BANDIT OF oRADo
Charles Starrett
Chapter THIRTEEN Of
THE ~ADvENTURES OF CAPTAIN AFRICA
Sunday, Sep. ii y
THE RIVERS EDGE CinemaScope & Deluxe Color
Ray Miland Anthony Quinn Debra Paget
, 1958-09-13

The orderly way in which students and teachers are moving
about on the CHS. campus is very impressive. The time between
classes used to be five minutes. 1t was reduced to three. 1t has work
ed out nicely and the kids seem to respect the new order of things.
, 1958-09-13

Given the funds the local department can do a good job. The
engineers are capable, experienced men.
, 1958-09-13

Has the Police power to issue warnings to known reel9ss
drivers? If SO, why not!
So often some drivers take of" at terrific speed from where
the officer stands.
, 1958-09-13

The Honorable John .: Merwin will Be inaugurated on Septem-
Der 18th. Dr, Roy ". Bornn will take over as Government Secretary.
wehavs asked To- i; now we've gotten 1.-TWO qualified natives
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gpD q ssdoS m SSR SS 3 ssSal9S sS PACE shan Ss
1Ol32 PARKING
81 add aSSions unless such saaiCn .daiOns
1nssaT. sOsSe ss E iyAss S: s for s use
new a2O TSe % ns sns
Osi' o. attsf @ he he @ .av. s ss ~
successive - ~ ~ O' ~ O"' ""e :" IN
and after the effective date Of
WIN p1tkns spaces a specined IN the following table:
prs,nvu.srSaa,, usSaa rsvs Amount
0Waf farniv Aweufu
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No requirements
One for each ten seats Of occupancy
capacity for the nrSt 10000 seats,
plus one for each 20 seats above the
nrst 10000, provided that where
seats are not fixed, each seven square
feet OF gross hO0r area usable for
seating shall be considered one seat
No requirement for the first 1000
square feet of gross heer area; In
excess OF 1000 square feet Of gross
moor area as follows:
One for each 800 square feet Of
gross n0oF area
One for each 1900 square feet Of
cross floor area
No requirement
One for each 600 square feet Of gross
One for each 900 square feet Of srsss
moor area
No requirement
Same as required for once building in
district In which located
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INSTITUTION
Hospital:
ca
All other districts ---------
Sanitarium, convalescent or
nursing home, phIlanthropic
or eleemosynary institution:
All districts
PLACES OF PUBLIC ASSEMBLA0E
EXCEPT HOTELS
D. Churches:
All districts
Arena, armory, assembly hall,
auditorium, community CEN
ter, concert hall, convention
hall, dance hall, funeral par
lor, ice or roller skating rink,
public hall, stadium, or the
ater:
CA
All other districts s-------
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1909 2NohnE contained in this Section shall be
applicable with, 7sossEo6ns con:
tanned this Section prohibit
e tSr which p1G
bic this Article complied with Section
nSnsasna uses BY Section 7g02 pCyded the aSrnt required paI.nG
cing authority herein
pscssd % use the proposed STRUCTURE 7203
n h s Sa SS. 7aS I s es1
In us eApssS Ssn Sh &
parking
pose Of these Section Of Parking !2o4
work
SaTns spaces sh1 be LOCATED the same lot S the Ssturs they
sa5nss m % @ SsrDU.t Subject e the q Article
feet
portion
ossted within ten feet q 1905 SA dwns nat
sned 70 pds sht ventilation for such muip dwelling
he
oGS sSeep the q dysnE provided
UnasSa Ps' tadss n sSaps E
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No requirement
For each building two for each three
teachers, plus one for each ten class
room seats OR one for each 10
stadium seats OR one for each ten
auditorium seats, whichever is
greater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Miss Morgan
Is Engoged
To Mr.. Meade

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald D.
Morgan Of Potomac. Md, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Barbara
Woods to Mr.. David Everard
Meade. He is the son of DR..
Richard H. Meade of Rich
mond. Va, and Grand Rap
ids, Mich, and Mrs. James
Cash of Crozet, Va.
Miss Morgan is a graduate
of Sidwell Friends School and
Vassar College. She is the
granddaughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson
Morgan Of New York and the
late Mr.. Lewis Craig Hum
phrey and Mrs. Humphrey of
Louisville, KY.
Mr.. Meade is a graduate of
Williams College. He is the
grandson of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard H. Meade of
Richmond and the late DR..
and Mrs. Charles Harrison
Frazier Of Philadelphia.
Al August wedding is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
AT GALA DEBUT DANCE
RdnddH Clifford
Makes Her Bow

One Of the most gala par
ties of the current debutante
season took place last evening
when Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
McAdams Clifford presented
tn cir youngest daughter,
Randall. to society.
The party was a dance at
the Cliffords' residence be-
yond Bethesda.
The Cliffords' other two
daughters, Mrs. william
Henry flanagan, jr., and Mrs.
Richard d. Barrett, also made
their debuts here at similar
parties.
The tall. pretty, blond
debutante wore a white en-
broidered organdy dress with
a full TERED skirt. On the
back of the off-the-shoulder
neckline was a French blue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Mrs. McClQine
Will Marry
Gen. Sims

The former Secretary of
the United States Senate and
Mrs. Carl A. Loeffier an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Mrs. Carleen
Loeffier McClaine, to Brig.
Gen. Turner Ashby Sims, jr.,
USAF (ret.), son OF Mr.. Sims
Of Little Rock, Ark. and the
late Mrs. Sims.
Mrs. McClaine, widow Of
Mr.. Clarence Conway Nc
elaine, is a graduate of the
College Of william and
Mary, where she was a men,
Der of Phi Beta Kappa.
Gen. Sims is a graduate
of West Point and is now an
executive Of the United AIR
craft Corporation. A resi-
dent Of Hartford, Conn. he
Is q member Of the Hart
ford Club. the Hartford Golf
Club and the Army Navy
Club.
The wedding viii take
place June 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

aid Hogate. Mrs. Duke Shoop
and the debutante herself
who had q dinner at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Today. Miss Clifford's two
sisters and their husbands
are giving a party in her
honor. Guests are asked for
barbecue and tennis as the
Barretts place in Kensing-
ton. This is a favorite for
the debutante who loves
sports but especially tennis.
Miss Clifford will be a
senior at Foxcroft School in
the fall where she has been
elected president of the Stu
dent Council. Next Friday
she will share honors at a
dance to be given by Sena-
tor and Mrs. Symington at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

velvet bow with streamers
that fell to the floor. She
carried an old fashioned
bouquet Of blue and white
carnations.
Mrs. Clifford planned to
wear an Elizabeth Arden dress
of lowered taffeta in shades
of blue. green and white. 1t
has spiral skirt.
Party Setting
The setting for the party
looked like something out Of
a fairy tale.
A huge pink marquee was
erected complete with dance
floor and small tables dotted
the lawn. The poles holding
up the tent we're all twined
with pink satin ribbons and
on each were gold candle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
New Officers Instclled

The woodbridge Book Club
recently installed the follows
ing officers for the coming
year:
Mrs. William B. Calvert.
president; Mrs. N. R. Ellis.
first vice president; Mrs. w.
B. Putnam. second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Leonard Thomas.
secretary; Mrs. Elmira Po-
teet, treasurer: Miss Grace
Putnam, chaplain, and Mrs.
Arthur Davis. parliamentary
ian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
McCrcckens in Europe

Mr.. and Mrs. Alan WASH
burn McCracken will spend
the summer touring Europe.
Before returning to Williams
burg, where Mr.. McCracken
attends William and Mary
College. they will visit with
friends in Connecticut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

labras with pink candles.
Masses of pink carnations
were used exclusively for
floral decor.
Erwin Howard Devron and
his orchestra played for the
dancing Gust as ne had for
the other two girlsl and a
little after midnight, a lavish
buffet supper was served.
out-of town guests at the
party were Mr.. w. G. c. Kim
ball Of Woburn. Mass, grand
father of the debutante; Mr..
and Mrs. Edward L. Beckwith.
of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Ad-
olson Walker Closson of
Manchester, Mass: Mrs. Ru-
pert Nelly of Portland, Me-,
and Mrs. Jamison Folk of
st. Louis.
Dinners Galore
Among those entertaining
at dinners before the dance
were Mr., and Mrs. Carroll
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Carusi. 1t. Gen. and
Mrs. Elwood Quesada. DR..
and Mrs. B. Lauriston Har-
din, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

the Chevy Chase Club. The
other guest of honor will be
the Symingtons' debutante
neice. Miss Louise Syming-
ton. who was graduated from
Foxcroft this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18
5 POUNDS
overweight?

flast years suit doesn't fit or
Stacks seem snug-don't despair.
You can cut down on Galleries
without giving up desserts! Enjoy
D-Zerta Gelatin.
Made without sugar. Only II
calories to a serving. Delicious
for salads, too. 1t comes from the
flavor experts-General Foods
the makers Of Jell-O desserts. Six
sparkling fruit fiavors.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D-Zerrs
Puddings, too-3 favorite fiavors.
In the diet section Of your store.