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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

OFFICE SPACE ID. C. side. Nd. =
District line), 1 larse or 2 small
ajoining rooms, for insurance
claim office, long-term lease; -oc-
cupancy Sept. l. AID. 2-e022 Mon
day through Friday.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

We have clients that want to lease
your home and apt. No property
too small or too large. Call Nj.
Hershowitz or Mr.. Moore, MOORE
a. MOORE. Realtors. RE. $4,000.
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VOLKsWAGEN 81 models: choice
Of colors. Immediate delivery: lib
eral trades. Sedan prices start at
s1'6sS: snIS s1N SMSSToss S}SS eSTn'
3400 N. Fairfax Drive. Arl., Va.
OPPOSITE KANN6 IA. k.21l1
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Parking, transportation
Limited for Inaugural

The Inaugural Parade area
will be strictly off limits fol
your car tomorrow. Public
transportation. too, will be
limited. But here is the way tt
get through the city:
Cars-To get from the Sec
ton of Northwest west of Rock
Greek Park to Southeast anc
Southwest. go this way: Wis
consin avenue to K street
NV; east on K to the en-.
trance to Rock Creek parkway
south on the parkway arounc
the Lincoln Memorial to Ohio
drive; southeast on Ohio tt
Independence avenue; east or
Independence to Maine avenue
S.W.
To go from Northwest tt
Northeast, use roads north o1
M street NV. and NE.
To go from the Northwest
section east of Rock Greek
Park. 60 east along H, K or M
streets NV. to Eleventh street
NE. and south on Eleventh
street.
To go from Southwest tc
Southeast or Northeast, use
Maine avenue to M street. &C
east on M street beyond
Seventh street Sc. before
heading north.
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First Division
MarShal'S Section:

Marshal's Section:
The Honorable William Bat
tie.
Brigadier General Charles w.
G. Rich, USA, Command
ant of Cadets. United
, States Military Academy.
United States Military Acad-
emy:
Cadet First Captain and
Staff, United States Corps
of Cadets.
United States Military Acad-
emy Band.
Three Battalions, First and
Second Glasses, Urited
States Corps of Cadets.
United States Military Acad-
emy Colors.
Three Battalions. First and
Second Glasses. United
States Corps of Cadets.
United States Naval Academy:
Brigade Commander and
Staff, United States Bri.
gade Of Midshipmen.
United States Naval Acad.
emy Band.
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Public transportation:

Public transportation:
Regular bus and streetcar
service will be suspended Fri
day, Inauguration Day, in spe-
Gifted downtown areas. in con-
nection with inaugural cere-
monies.
The District Public Utilities
Commission said that begin
ming at 10 am, service will be
suspended on Pennsylvania
avenue NV. between Four
teenth street and the Peace
Monument: on First street
NV. and S.W. between Inde-
.pendence and Constitution ave-
nues, and on independence
avenue between First street
|S.W. and First street Sc.
Service will be resumed at
the conclusion>of the inaugural
parade.
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Stute Units

WEST VIRGINIA:
The Honorable William A.
Barron, Governor.
tonewall jackson High
School Band.
Marshall College ROTC Drill
Team.
Float.
NEVADA:
The Honorable Grant Sawyer,
Governor.
D. c. Metropolitan Police
Band.
Nevada Sheriffs Posse.
Float.
NEBRASKA:
The Honorable Frank Morri-
son, Governor.
SCOTS Bluff High School
Band.
Staunton Military Academy,
Howie Rifles (Staunton,
Virginia..
COLORADO:
The Honorable Stephen Nc
Nichols, Governor.
Denver Junior Police Band.
Al Kaly SfTiners Mule Team.
NORTH DAKOTA:
The Honorable William L.
Guy. Governor.
Tell City Marksman Band,
Tell City, Indiana.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Pershing Rifles BLACKS
burg. Virginia..
SOUTH DAKOTA:
The Honorable Archie Cub
brud, Governor.
Sherwood High School Band,
Montgomery County, Mary
land.
Motor Police Unit, Asheville,
N. c.
Five Indian Floats.
MONTANA:
The Honorable Lester Loble,
Representing the Governor
of Montana.
St. Kevins Emerald knights
Band. Dorchester, Massa-
chusetts.
culver Military Academy,
Black Horse Troop, Culver,
Indiana.
Float.
WASHINGTON:
The Honorable Albert Rosel-
lini, Governor.
Dwight D. Eisenhower High
School Band, Yakima,
Washington.
Seattle Police Drill Team.
IDAHO:
The Honorable Henry C
Dworshak, Representing
the Governor of Idaho.
Wattsburg High School Band,
Wattsburg, Pennsylvania.
Sharpsburg Rifles, Sharps-
burg, Maryland.
WYOMING:
The Honorable Jack r. Gage,
Governor.
st. Vincent's Drum and Bugle
Corps (Bayonne, New Jer-
Sey).
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Another Sweurinq-in

Franklin Harper Bourdette,
Navy Air Controlman &c, a
member Of the flight crew of
the blimp assigned to give
aerial coverage of the inau-
gural ceremonies, will re-enlist
aboard the airship while in the
air as President-elect Kennedy
takes the oath of office on the
ground below.
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Nederland High School Band
(Texas). .%5
Tarleton Junior College,
Wainwright Rifles (Texa0.
ARIZONA:
The Honorable Paul Fannin,
Governor.
The Arizona-Navajo Inter-
tribal Band.
Bill Williams Mountain Men.
Float.
ALASKA:
The Honorable William Egan,
Governor.
Elemsdorf Air Force Band.
First and Second Eskimo
Scout Battalions OF Alaska
National Guard. III.
HAWAII:
The Honorable william m
Quinn, Governor.
Kamehameha High School
(Honolulu) Band.
Kamehameha High School
cHonolulu) Marching Unit.
Float. &
PUERTO RICO: !
The Honorable Luis Munoz-
Marin. Governor.
Puerto Rico National Guard
Band.
Composite Unit Of Veterans
of Puerto Rico National
Guard. ~,
Float.
VIRGIN ISLANDS:
The Honorable John Merwin,
Governor.
The Tennessee Agriculture
and Industrial College
Band, Nashville, Tennessee.
The CAP Drill Team, Wash
ington, D. c., Civil Air
Patrol.
Float.
GUAM:
The Honorable Joseph Flores,
Governor.
Gardner Guards Drum and
Bugle Corps, Tyrone,
Pennsylvania.
AMERICAN SAMOA:
The Honorable Peter Tall
Coleman, Governor.
Scottish Highlanders Qndi-
anal.
Department of Treasury
Minutemen.
TRUST TERRITORIES OF
PACIFIC
PANAMA CANAL ZONE:
Morristown (Tenn.) High
School Band.
Johns Hopkins shing
Rifles.
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Fifth Division

Marshals Section:
The Honorable Robert Nc
Donough.
Captain John T. Everett, US
Maritime Commission. De-
partment Of Commerce.
United States Air Force:
United States Air Force Staff
United States Air Force Band.
Composite Group-1100th Air
Base Wing.
Composite Group-100lst Air
Base Wing.
543rd United States Air Force
WAF Band.
WAF Squadron Section,
l00lst Air Base Wing.
X-15.
Hound Dog.
Thor ICBM.
Discoverer XIV.
Minute Man ICBM.
BIO Model.
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State Units

MASSACHUSETTS,:
The Honorable John A
Volpe, Governor.
Boston Latin High School
Band.
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Second Division

District Of Columbia:
The Honorable Robert E.
Mclaughlin, The Honor
able Mark Sullivan. Jr.,
and Brigadier General
Frederick j. Clarke.
Senator Alan Bible, Chair
man of the Senate District
Committee, and Mrs. Bible
Coolidge High School Band.
U. S. Park Police.
Float.
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1st Regiment Commander
and Staff, United States
Brigade of Midshipmen.
Three Battalions, United
States Brigade of Midship-
men.
United States Naval Academy
Colors. .....
| United States Naval Academy
Drum and Bugle Corps.
Second Regiment Command
er and Staff, United States
Brigade Of Midshipmen.
! Z hree Battalions, United
States Brigade of Midship-
men.
United States Air Force
| Academy:
| First Captain and Staff
ls United States Air Force
Academy Cadets.
Unlteu states Air Force
!. Academy Band.
Five Squadrofls, United States
Air Force Academy Cadets
United States Air Force
Academy Colors.
Five Squadrons, United
States Air Force Academy.
IA. United States Coast Guard
Academy.
| a. Regimental Commander
and Staff. United States Coast
Guard Academy.
b. United States Coast Guard
Academy Band.
C. Battalion of Cadets, United
States Coast Guard Academy
d. United States Coast Guard
Academy Colors.
e. Battalion of Cadets. United
States Coast Guard Academy
Is. United States Merchant
Marine Academy.
a. Regimental Commander
and Staff, United States Mer-
chant Marine Academy.
b. United States Merchant
Marine Academy Colors.
C. United States Merchant
Marine Band.
d. Battalion of Cadet Mid
shipmen. United States Mer-
chant Marine Academy.
Second Division
20. Marshal's Section.
/ a. The Honorable Joseph
TydingS.
b. Captain James, H. Mini,
USN, Commandant Of Mid
shipmen, US Naval Academy.
C. Armed Forces Freedoms
Foundation Winners.
21. United States Army.
a. United States Army Staff
b. United States Army Field
Band.
C. I'd Battle Group, 504th In
fantry. 82nd Airborne Division
d. Sd Armored Cavalry Regi-
ment.
e. United States Army Staff
WAC.
t. The 14th United States
Army Band (WAC).
g. Company, WACs.
h. T-235 Self-propelled Gun
/. Pershing Missile.
]. Lacrosse and Nike Her.
cules Missiles. abreast.
k. Little John and Hawk
Missiles, abreast.
!. Nike Zeus Missile.
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Sixth Division

Marshal's Section:
The Honorable Jesse Unruh.
Major General w. H. Aben-
droth, Commanding Gen.
eral, District of Columbia
National Guard.
United States Coast Guard
The Citadel Band.
United States Coast Guard
Battalion.
Float.
Reserve Components, United
States Armed Forces
257th Army Band, D. c. Ma
tional Guard.
D. c. Army National Guard,
Composite Company.
1st Battle Group. 3l3 Infan-
try. 10th Division, USA
Reserve.
56lst and 562d California Air
National Guard Band.
18th Tactical Fighter Wing,
D. c. National Guard.
Army ROTC, Composite e
Company.
Howard University.
Johns Hopkins University.
Morgan State College.
Western Maryland College.
Gettysburg College.
Delaware University.
The United States Air Force
Drum and Bugle Corps.
Air ROTC. Composite Group.
George Washington Univer-
sity.
Howard University.
University of Maryland.
State Units
OKLAHOMA:
The Honorable J. Howard
Edmondson, Governor.
Henryetta High School Band.
Oklahoma Mavettes. Okla
homa North Junior Col
lege.
The Angel Flight, Oklahoma
State University, AFROTC.
Float.
NEW MEXICO:
The Honorable Edwin L,
Mechem, Governor.
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Stute Units

MAINE.
The Honorable John H. Reed,
Governor.
Brunswick Junior High
School Band.
Float.
Deering High School Band.
MISSOURI:
The Honorable John M. Dali
ton. Governor.
JeffersoneCity Missouri High
School Band.
Missouri Military Academy.
ARKANSAS:
The Honorable Orval Faubus,
Governor.
Arkansas State College Band.
Arkansa State College
Marching Unit.
Float.
MICHIGAN:
The Honorable j. B. Swain
son, Governor.
Wayne State University Band.
Jackson Zouaves.
Float.
FLORIDA:
The Honorable Farris Bryant,
Governor.
Pensacola High School Band
Float.
Terry Parker High School
Band.
IOWA:
The Honorable Norman Erbe
Governor.
Coe College ROTC Band.
Iowa Military Academy.
Lanciers Drum and Bugle
Corps.
WISCONSIN:
The Honorable Gaylord Mel
sui, 1OVcIIlOT.
Craig -Schlosser American Le-
gion Post 81.
Sturgeon Bay AMVET Rifle
Drill Team.
Milton Union High School
Band.
CALIFORNIA:
The Honorable Edmun {
Brown, Governor.
Capuchino High School Band
Lompoc Marching Unit.
st. Mary's Chinese Girl!
Drum and Bugle Corps.
MINNESOTA:
The Honorable E. L. Ander.
son, Governor.
Minneapolis Letter Carriers
Band.
Float.
Northwestern Senior High
School Band, Hyattsville
| Maryland.
OREGON:
The Honorable Mark Hat
field, Governor.
Immaculate Conception Drum
and Bugle Corps Revere
MaSSD.
Veterans Massed Colors anc
Honor Guard.
| st. Mary's HIS. wv. Va
Band.
| KANSAS:
The Honorable John Ander.
son, Governor.
Morton County Lions Clut
Community Band.
| Dodge City Marshal Posse.
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Boy Scouts Massed Colors.
UTAH:
Granite High School March,
ing Unit, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
South Hagerstown High
School Band, South Hag-
erstown, Md.
Sons Of the Utah Pioneers.
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Third Division

Marshals Section:
The Honorable H. l.. Riddle,
air.
Maj. Gen. Henry r. Sulli-
van, jr.. USAF, Comman-
dant Of Cadets. USAF
Academy.
United States Marine Corps:
United States Marine Corps
Staff.
United States Marine Band
and Drum and Bugle
Corps.
United States Marine Corps
Ceremonial Battalion.
Company, Women Marines.
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massachusetts, Military
Academy; oath Infantry
Division.
26th Infantry Division Band.
| Ancient Honorable Artil-
lery Co.
Float.
TEXAS: 49,.
The Honorable Price Daniel,
Governor.
University Of Texas Band.
Sheriff's Posse.
Southwest State Teachers
College Band.
Float.
DELAWARE:
The Honorable Ebert N.
Carvel. Governor.
Lord Delawarr High School
Band.
American Rifles. Delaware
National Guard.
Float.
PENNSYLVANIA:
The Honorable David Law
renee, Governor.
Hegerman String Band.
Pennsylvania Mounted State
Police and Highway Pa
troll. Philadelphia City
Police.
Float.
NEW JERSEY:
The Honorable Robert Mey-
ner, Governor.
Gloucester Catholic All Girl
Drum and Bugle Corps.
Rutgers University Color
Guard and Drill Team.
Float.
GEORGIA:
The Honorable Ernest VAN
diver. Governor.
Georgia Military Academy
Band.
Georgia Military Academy
Drill Team.
Float.
CONNECTICUT:
The Honorable John N.
Dempsey, Governor.
Mattatuck Fife and Drum
Corps.
Contingent Of the First and
Second Companies, Cover
nors Foot Guard.
Float.
MARYLAND:
The Honorable J. Millard
Tawes, Governor.
University Of Maryland
Band.
Float.
Leonard Hall Naval School
Band.
SOUTH CAROLINA:
The Honorable Ernest Hol-
lingS, Governor.
Brookland Cayce High
School Band.
Furman University Pershing
Rifles.
Float.
NEW HAMPSHIRE:
The Honorable Wesley Pow
ell, Governor.
Lebanon High School Band
Float.
Rochester High Schoo,
Graniteers Band.
VIRGINIA:
The Honorable j. Lindsay
Almond, jr., Governor.
Virginia Polytechnic Insti.
tute Band.
Virginia Military Institute
Cadets.
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Detailed Line Of March for Tomorrows Inaugural Parad
$4,000 10 Join
In Spectacular
Performance

With $4,000 persons per-
forming in dozens of bands,
drum and bugle corps. drill
teams and floats, the Inaugural
Parade will be held at 1880 pm.
tomorrow. It is estimated to
last 2 hours and 46 minutes.
Here is a rundown of the
units that will move from the
Capitol to the White House
after the Inauguration of John
F. Kennedy:
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after the Inauguration of John
F. Kennedy:
Presidential Escort
Police:
Chief Robert v. Murray,
Washington Metropolitan
Police.
Platoon Of Metropolitan Mo-
torcycle Police.
Platoon of United States
Park Motorcycle Police.
Chief Harold F. Stewart, The
United States Park Police.
Grand Marshal of the
Inaugural Parade:
Lieutenant General James
M. Gavin CUSA-Retired),
Grand Marshal.
William Walton. Deputy
Grand Marshal.
Patrick j. Lucey, Assistant
Deputy Grand Marshal.
Inaugural Committee:
Edward H. Foley, Chairman,
Inaugural Committee. 1861.
F. Joseph Donohue. Chair
man, Parade Committee.
Mrs. James H. Rowe, jr., Co.
Chairman, Parade Com
mittee.
Mai. Gen. c. K. Galley,
Chairman, Armed Forces
Participation Committee.
Three Vehicles, Abreast:
Tyler Abel. Vice-Chairman,
Parade Committee; Rear
Admiral T. H. Robbins
USN. Member, Arme
Forces Participation Com
mittee; Col. G. ]. Bailey.
Member. Armed Forces
Participating Committee.
Bruce Sundlun. Vice Chair
man, Parade Committee
and Mai. Gen. B. E. Allen,
USAF. Member. Armed
Forces Participation Com ,
mittee.
Robert w. Barrie, Executive |
Director. Parade Commit
tee, and Rear Admiral H. j. |
Wuensch, USCG, Member,
Armed Forces Participation |
Committee.
The United States Army Band:
The Presidents Section:
Presidential escort - 1st
Battle Group, Sd United
States Infantry.
National, Presidential and
Vice Presidential Colors |
and Color Guard.
The Chief of the United
States Secret Service.
Mobile Tv. Photo and News
reel vehicles.
The President Of the United
States John F. Kennedy, |
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and |
Senator John Sparkman. |
The Vice President of the
United States Lyndon B.
johnson. Mrs. Lyndon B.
johnson. Speaker Sam
Rayburn, Miss Lynda Bird
johnson and Miss Lucy
Baines johnson.
Press and radio vehicles,
abreast.
The Chief Justice of the
United States Earl Warren
and Mrs. Warren. -....
President Harry S. Truman,
Mrs. Harry S. Truman and |
Major General Harry H. |
Vaughan.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. |
Senator Carl Hayden. Mrs. |
John Sparkman and Mrs. |
w. A. Thomas.
Representative John w. Nc
Cormack. Mrs. John w. Nc
Cormack and Mrs. J. E.
BARLEY.
Senator Styles Bridges. Rep
resentative Charles A. Hal
leck, Mrs. Styles Bridges
and Mrs. Charles A. Hal
leck.
Mr.. Franklin D. Dryden, Miss
Bertha Joseph and Mrs.
Franklin B. Dryden.
Massed Colors of the sol
States. the District of Co.
lumbia and the Territories.
Former Vice President and
Mrs. Henry A.. Wallace.
Mrs. Alben w. Barkley and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth.
Senate Majority Leader Mike
Mansfield and Mrs. Mike
Mansfield.
Members of the Cabinet and
balance of Presidential
Party, in cars three abreast.
The Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, Command
ant of the United States
Coast Guard and wives in
6 cars, 3 abreast.
The Old Guard Fife and
Drum Corps.
1st Battle Group, Sd United
States Infantry.
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Stute Units


NEW YORK:
The Honorable Nelson Rookie
feller, Governor.
Green Sabres Drum and
Bugle Corps.
New York National Guard.
Float.
NORTH CAROLINA:
The Honorable Terry Sanford,
Governor.
Washington High Sch o o l
Band.
Float.
American Legion Post 81
Drum and Bugle Corps.
RHODE ISLAND:
The Honorable John A. Notte,
jr.. Governor.
Warwick Veterans Memorial
Band.
Richmond Blues.
Float.
VERMONT:
The Honorable F. Ray Keyser,
jr., Governor.
Rutland High School Band.
Norwich University Drill Unit.
Float.
KENTUCKY:
The Honorable Bert T.
Combs. Governor.
University Of Kentucky
AFROTC Police Squadron
Band.
University Of Kentucky
Cadet Police Squadron.
Float.
TENNESSEE:
The Honorable Buford Ell
lington. Governor.
Murfreesboro Central High
School Band.
Sewanee Military Academy,
"Gorgas Guard"
Float.
OHIO:
The Honorable Michael v.
Disable, Governor.
Steubenville Big Red Band.
The Marilynettes.
Float.
LOUISIANA:
The Honorable James w.
Davis, Governor.
Neville High School Band.
Float.
Mt. Carmel High School
Eaglettes.
INDIANA:
The Honorable Matth e W
Welsh, Governor.
Ben Davis High School
Band.
Indianapolis Motorcycle Drill
Team.
Maple City Cadet Junior
Drum and Bugle Corps.
MISSISSIPPI:
The Honorable Ross r.
Barnett, Governor.
The Gordon High School
Band. Decatur. Ga.
The Monticello (Virginia)
Guard.
Float.
ILLINOIS:
The Honorable Otto Kerner
Governor.
Chicago Fire Department
Band.
Float.
Weber High School Band.
ALABAMA:
The Honorable John M. Pat.
terson, Governor.
Carbon Hill High Schoo
Band.
Sheriffs Mounted Posse Mo-
bile County.
Float.
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Fourth Division

MarshaPs Section:
The Honorable Ivan Nestin-
gen, Marshal.
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Captain william B. Ellis
USCG. Commandant OF
Cadets, US Coast Guard
Academy-Deputy Marshal
United States Navy
United States Navy Staff.
United States Naval Band.
Battalion, United State
Naval Training Center,
Bainbridge, Maryland.
Company, WAVES.
PIT Boat.
Polaris.
Transit Navigational Satel-
lite.
Bathyscape.
A4D.
Fab.
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I'd Battalion, 9Th Marines,
Marine Corps School,
Quantico. Virginia.
Five Mechanical Mules and
Seven Mighty Mites (tow-
ing 107mm Mortars) in
ranks Of four.
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Eastern Powerhouses
Romp Merri|y Along

Canisius among its victims
played Duquesne even only fol
the first few minutes. The
Dukes broke in front after a
1910 tie, had a 30-19 advantage
at the half and later led by as
many as 80 points. Paul Benek
was high for Duquesne with 81
points.
st. Bonaventure's touted
sophomore, Miles Aiken, spear
headed the Bonnies as they
raced off from Ballarmine with
a second-half rush. Aiken, a
solid 6-6 and rated one of
the country'S outstanding pros
poets. collected 35 points. He
and hustling Orrie Jirale carry
the hopes of the Bonnies, who
lost three stars from last sea-
sons powerhouse-Tom Stith
and Whitley Martin through
graduation, and Fred Crawford,
struck down by tuberculosis.
In the Midwest, Dayton, De-
Paul and Illinois breezed along
unbeaten while Butler sur
prised Bradley.
Dayton's Flyers zeroed in on
their fourth straight victory,
trouncjng Miami of Ohio, 86-57.
DePaul, also 40, clicked off
10 straight points at the start,
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It's a familiar story in East
ern college basketball this
young season. The section is
flooded with contenders for
area supremacy. and the con-
tenders bear the same old
nameS-Providence, st. Johns,
Villanova. Temple, DuqueSne,
New York University, LaSalle
and st. Bonaventure.
Three of these unbeatenS
were in action last night and
won handily. st. Johns Red
men go. ranked ninth ma
tionally. beat Oklahoma. 68-49;
Duquesne 800 dealt Bowling
Green Of Ohio its first loss,
68-44, and st. Bonaventure
(4-0) overran Bellarmine, 1888.
Dukes Run Away
st. Johns. well-balanced and
seasoned. had no trouble with
the Sooners. Ivan Kovac, the
Redmen's 5-l0 defensive spe-
cialist. was top scorer for the
winners with 10 points. Leroy
Ellis and Willie Hall had 13
each and playmaker Kevin
Loughery added 10.
Bowling Green, winner of
four straight with Bradley and
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fired another big burst Just
before halftime, and swamped
Denver, 1850. Illinois 800
outscored Creighton, 1910, mid
way in the first half and went
on to win. 70-6l. And So
Gerry Williams registered 80
points as Butler shaded Brad
ley. 80-77. All-America Chet
Walker led Bradley with %.
Wake Forest Upset
Florida pulled off a 71-65
upset on Wake Forest as Cliff
Luyk of the Gators outdid
the Decons, 6-8. Len Chappell.
Luyk scored "a points and
held Chappell to 81.
West Virginia steamed to q
1925 lead at intermission after
a slow start, then poured in 62
points during the second halt
for a 97-61 runaway over Rich
mond. The Mountaineers have
won five straight so far, all in
Southern Conference play
North Carolina State beat
Maryland, 1868, in an overtime
Atlantic Coast Conference game
Arkansas parlayed a success
full zone defense with a remark
able 25-for-28 from the foul
line into a 1884 decision over
previously unbeaten Oklahoma
State. And Santa Clara con-
tinued to show its muscle on
the Pacific Coast. making it
five out of five by trimming
California. 53-46.
Connecticut beat MasSachu-
sets, 1866, and Vermont
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Globetrotters Part
Of Saturday Show

A triple attraction, with the
Harlem Globetrotters supplying
one part of it, will be offered
at the Washington Coliseum
Saturday night.
The Globetrotters, headed by
Meadowlark Lemon. the 6-foot-
3 clown" will meet the Wash
ington General in the, second
half of basketball double
header.
In the opener, the Wash
ington Tapers play the Cleve-
land Pipers in an American
Basketball League game. Start
ing time is 1880.
A musical variety show fea-
turing Cab Galloway and a table
tennis match between Rich
ard Bergmann and Emmanuel
QuayS complete the program.
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downed New Hampshire, 1853,
in the Yankee Conference
Boston College outshot Yale,
l09-96; Mississippi State 4-0)
kept its record clean, 1886
over Louisiana College; William
& Mary beat Virginia, 71-63;
Houston tripped Texas Chris
tian, 75-71, and Southern
Methodist won over Oklahoma
City, 1910.
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112 Stakes in New York
Valued at Over 81 Million

Ten stakes. one more than
this year, will carry an added
value of 100000 or more. The
addition Is the Aqueduct, an
allowance stakes on Labor Day
which was boosted from $4,000
to 100000. Richest in added
money is the $125,O0O Belmont
Stakes, which will be renewed
June 8.
Shifting Of dates gives Sara
toga one more stakes event than
in 1861 with seven for 2-year-
olds, two more than this year.
The $l00,000-added or over
races in addition to the Bel
mont and Aqueduct are, Nan
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NEW YORK, Dec. 13 (AP)
"A stakes program Of 1l2
events carrying an added
money value of $4,157, 500 was
proposed today for New York's
220-day horse racing season in
1862. The season opens
March 20.
In announcing the program
for Aqueduct, Belmont Park
and Saratoga. President Ed
ward T. Dickinson Of the New
York Racing Association said
the total in added money will
be the same as in 1861 but
there have been slight changes
in its allotment.
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o. War, Coaching Club Ameri-
can Oaks, Metropolitan. Sub
urban, Brooklyn, Champagne,
Woodward and Jockey Club
Gold Cup.