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Evening star., 1943-06-24

A1aAisLE afyleooisa nMiMEpIATELY TO sEpT.
bashs maids room bst sabn ees
XII Kit; ana laundry; screened porch. Rolling
FOR appointment. call WI. s627.
Sa9bRaET0WSmS ooIcbes IGSMIs,ed ROOMS BATH
ssaIoen ana garade: ADULTS only: July and
August; $50 month. EN-. OO66.
FURNISHED HOUSE-AVAILABLE JULY
and AUGUST; couple only Franklin 0s74.
ant ne. section: available July 1st: three
PSnns PPeSorooms; nlay may , be seen by appointment.
2 BEDROOMS. GARAGE, BUS SERVICE.
zoos. weekdays Wi. $500.
W,{S WOULD L1SE TO TO SHARE MY HOUSE
rooms: convenient to usi transp eDA prisieses; sa
reasonable. Lincoln 2293
2-STORY FURNISHED 7-ROOM HOUSE.
near . l4th and Oak NV, for month Of
July. S1l0. Adams $3.50.
rent to party buying furniture rooms
rented. Leaving city.
GEORGETOWN : SMALL HOUSE. COOL
and 1nfI Gomiortable; eony; to bus; reasonable:
CLEVELAND PARK. SUMMER MONTHS
Detached house. screened porches, oak
trees yard: good laundress available. Wo.
CE1lhSnCD bRlLh AND STONE HOUSE,
rooms, completely furnished; S125. Nc
Lean. Va Call Elmwood 742.
NEW 3-BEDROOM ROW HOUSE. JULY
and August; ne. section; nicely furn..
reasonable for desirable party. HO SIG.
RENT, JULY ONLY, NICELY FURN-, >
oedroomS, grand piano, screened porch,
large shade trees, flower and vegetable
gardens; blocks TO bus line. GIL. 6436.
AVAILABLE FOR JULY TO RESPONSIBLE
party, attractively appointed Arlington
home, with double lot, flower and vege-
table garden: large shade trees. screened-
in porch, modern kitchen. complete laun-
dry, attic. ventilating fan: lNa bIks to
Lee hwy. bus, 25 min. downtown; S125-
Sl5O, depending on arrangements incl
utilities and yard upkeep. GIL. 6436 after
, pm.
LOVELY BROOM HOUSE, NORTHWEST
residential section. Few minutes from
downtown. One car modern garage; 81,
baths. Win lease TO party purchasing
furniture: Furniture and furnishings com
nlete. Nothing withheld. Inclu1eS G z.
Frlgldaire Maytag washer. Wilton rugs,
Linens, .l1; sp,readS etc Roomers in house
permlsSable. Box 1a-L, Star 2f'
ALBEMARLE ST NV
Nicely furnished. Is rooms, including den
on first floor. full basement with laundry
and maids lavatory, oil heat. large lot
VAN lease for l year, Sl45 per mo.
CYRUS KE1sER. Jr.. wo. 5a71. I.
l6o2 MASS. AVE sE-7 ROOMS.
bath; bath - oil heat. garage:- completely fur
o. FREDERICK a. BLUMER.
n
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ROOMS WANTED,

BUSINESS WOMAN wants second floor
room. private bath cross ventilation North :
west area, between Connecticut, Kalorama,
:32nd and Courtland. Call EX 5000. Ex-
tension 263. "a
BUSlNESSWOMAN wants sleeping room
in Northwest area between Connecticut and
Porter. 34th and Woodley rd; phone NO
9o3s between 5 and pm; Washington
references supplied
GOVT. MAN wants single room, running
water, near shower. with or without boa I'd
Must be clean. near transportation. Box
465k, Star.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

ARLINGTON-FURN., 4 ROOMS IN PRT-
yate home, equipped kitchen: rent, S75, in
ciudlng utilities. l.. l.. ELLIOTT, Oxford
Evening star., 1943-06-24
HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

RoCKCREsT, ROCKVILLE, MD-FIVE
| rooms, refrigerator and stove For infor-
nation call Ashton 54"3
FRAME HOUSE, ON BRICK YARD Rp-,
u mi. from CarGerock: electric stove
and refrigerator. garden space. immediate
OCCUPANCY. Phone OR. 500
Evening star., 1943-06-24
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD,

MONDS-OLD GOLD.
Diamond pocket and wrist watches. in
ittaled birthstone. diamond and weddint
rings, any other iewelry and pawn ticket
purchased. Highest prices paid. New Yorl
Evening star., 1943-06-24
HOUSES FURNISHED.

2.BEDROoM APT. IN BLADENsBURG,
SS45o S45 per mo. to purchaser Of furniture.
SZUU. Union C3O1
Evening star., 1943-06-24
ROOMS FURNISHED (cont. ,

GEORGETOWN - Cool bed sitting room,
private bath, dressing room. extra long
inner.spring bed. fireplace; gentleman only.
Evening star., 1943-06-24

132 jefferson st nv rooms .
baths, recreation room, gas heat, garage;
100 Queen st. ne-S rooms bath, oil
heat, Sl35
3725 New Hampshire ave r.w-s
rooms, : incloSed porches, oil heat; avail
4l04 54th St, Decatur Hts, Md
7 rooms a bedrooms; 3 baths, sun porch.
servants room and bath in basement .
car garage; available now: S925
All ABOVE homes completely furnished.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
SOS N. CAP ST. REALTORS MA $40.
Evening star., 1943-06-24

ter neighborhood. Four bedrooms . baths
on the 2nd floor; 2 bedrooms. bath on 3rd
floor: auto. heat, slate roof, cool front
veranda. Priced at only S13.o50 THOS
L. PHILLIPS. Wo. 1900 until pm. 35iS
Conn
Evening star., 1943-06-24

JUST A STONES THROW FROM CONN.
ave Quality home. in unusual setting.
FIRST moor. large living and dining ROOM
bedrooms. baths insulated 3rd floor. with
maid room; s-car gar. gas heat Sl5.a5O
Evening star., 1943-06-24

WILL BUY OR RENT air condi-
toner. Call DE. 1862.
FURNITURE OF ALL KIND.
PREFER BETTER GRADE
SUITES OR ODD PIECES: ANY
AMOUNT WANTED AT ONCE.
PLEASE CALL MIR. GRADY, MA.
1920
Evening star., 1943-06-24
BETHESDA AREA
FURNISHED HOME VALVES

Six rooms, . baths. well Jurn This
house Just put in new-houSe condition,
STANDS on larte lot with vegetable gar
den, completely insulated; $3.50 per mo-
Evening star., 1943-06-24

A BARGAIN ONCE AGAIN IS OFFERED
in this detached home rooms, bath, oil
heat, @-car garage; situated among largs
trees on lot 15X2o 90 IT.; on bus line, about
4 blocks from shopping center of Silver
Spring Valuable land and house in
excellent condition. Owner occupied
Price now, SlO,50O: terms Exclusive
agent. RA 500
Evening star., 1943-06-24
MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE
APARTMENTS UNEURh,sHEc.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing and storage Co. Taylor 2931 25'
Evening star., 1943-06-24
SITUATIONS MEN Cont i.
EFFICIENCY,

Initiative. talent and experience. tempered
by discipline.
Young man. 4-F. married, currently en-
ployed in private industry as junior execu-
tive desires change. Box 4S1-K, Star. pa
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conf double rms Adults only Grill
privil.. closets: SIS week ea. TR. 4i4!
after h.HO
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beds in one room: very clean, semi-pvt,
bath: convenient location. Inspection in
vited. 354l 18th 81. NV. HO. a47S. 26'
HOTEL. I44O R l. AVE. NW.-Large, nice
ly furn, private bath. for or 4. SIS week
Evening star., 1943-06-24

1852 ST Ne sleeping rooms with
twin beds. men only; bus at door. Ii.
Evening star., 1943-06-24

! SEWING MACHINES, treadles, portables
consoles; repair specialists. 2149 Penna
ave. NV. MA. 1888
SEWING MACHINES rented. new machines
for sale. treadle mach. $50: all makes
repalred. 1897 Conn. ave. NV. EN- 4@44
SODA FOUNTAIN. 14la' long. complete
with salad unit. soda chef tile front. ex-
cellent condition. Call HO. 540O.
| STUDIO COUCHEs, hard-to-get inner
spring construction opens to comfort BILE
twin beds factory rebuilt: big saving at
reasonable price. Peerless Furniture Co.
S19 9TH st. NV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

Fedcrals have the Quality needs in all
Quality that knows substitute, Quality that
with the ability do the job for which
intended going after hoddy goods have dd up Per-
with Federas and top performance you'll
merchandise. give you that pledge
time you shop Federal Dept. Stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
THE HOME
YOU WANT
TO OWN!

There many splendid buys in small homes svslabs
today-boih in new developments and in long es4sb-
shsd sections, See how little n takes 10 realize fhsi
home Of your own-how easy The monthly payments
ere. Turn 10 the Real Esisis Corner" Of TIMES
WANT ADS for todsys best values.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

PACKARD - ie4i Clipper custom l-door
sedan; factory push button radio, large
underseat heater with defrosters electric
clock. dual hOrns. de luxe equipped ali the
way through, II has only 300 actual miles
by original Birmingham. Michigan owner .
the tires ali look like new; clean car
like this IL hard 10 ind. will sacrifice
4l.leO full price. easy terms, bank rates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Money to Loan
Small Loan Licenses

REFUND PLAN-z5% OF the cost on that
part OF the balance over 800 refunded
for prompt payment on furniture or salary
STATE LOAN co..
loele Grand River at Plymouth Road.
Hogarth 0553.
FOR FRIENDLY loan service see Associ-
ates Plan Corporation i'se
s32 MAccABEEs BLDG. TIE. 1-5g70s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

A i2-HOUR vuicsnizins service; reasonable
done by experts. $500 GRAND RIV Err
AZ Fourth.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the biz Sunday Times Want A.
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
A automobiles Wanted

AAA--Cars for JUNK; we pay more. Best
Smelling. 537 East Canheld. CO. 1882
AAA--JUNK CARS WANTED
Highest dollar paid. Townsend s-+54s
A BETTER price paid for junk cars and
trucks. Olive 1850.
A GOOD used car; will pay cash; must
have low mileage. HOgarth 1884
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19
Auto Loans

AUTO LoANs-Cars. house trailers. trucks.
boats; cash while you wait. Lloyd n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-19

PoNTIAc-5-pass coupe very clean. good
tires. Bargain. i735 Woodward.
PONTIAC = 1910 2-door De luxe trunk;
beautiful original blue finish bult.in
radio heater. excellent tires. sp1tess IN.
terror. see this beauty today. $500 down;
win trade.
FLOYD RICE
0-LINERNO1S-i45g
2nn SELECT BARGAINS
Evening star., 1943-01-09
Eighth Straight Win
Hoya Cagers' Goal
In Norfolk Tilt
Face Most Rugged Test
In Tors After Victory
Over Comp Lee Five

Spe cial Dispatch to The Star.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. George
town University's undefeated basket
ball team was to seek it's eighth
straight victory here tonight against
what may develop as the Hoyas'
toughest foe of the season in Nor
folk Naval Training Station, also
unbeaten.
The Sailors. who have been
spanked by Matt Zunic, former
George Washington University scor-
ing ace, will be the third service
team to have a crack at the Hoyas,
who face another tough engagement
on Monday night when they meet
the undefeated Quantico Marines at
Quantico.
Georgetown, which had walloped
six previous foes by a margin of at
least IA points, maintained that
record last night in achieving tri-
umph No. 7. The Hoyas spanked
previously undefeated Camp Lee,
49-31, at Richmond.
For the first time this season g.
foot-8-inch John Mahnken was
stopped, scoring only five points, but
the HoyaS produced 1l-point scorers
in Dan Gabbianelli and Andy Kos
tecka, while Dan Kraus contributed
10 points.
Georgetown moved into a 2O-9
halftime lead. Camp Lee rallied
briefly in the second half, but the
Hoyas then poured Is successive
points through the cords to win 60
ing away.
Evening star., 1943-01-09
A. |. Draws 4,415,922
Customers During
1912 Campaign
By the Associated Press.

by tne hSSOClaLeQ PreSS.
CHICAGO, Jan. "a total of
4.4l5,9 1922 customers clicked the turn
stiles at American League parks
during the 1912 baseball season, Will
Harridge, league president. said to-
day.
Although the gate was about a
half million below the better-than-
average season in 1941, the turnout
was considered highly satisfactory
in view Of uncertainties arising dur
ing the first year Of war.
Receipts of 215,t06 spectators,
amounting to s23S,2o5, were con-
tributed to the Army and Navy Re-
lief Funds from one benefit game in
each league city, Harridge reported
The New York Yankees set the
pace In home attendance, playing
before 922,011 fans. Boston's Red
Sox were second with 73o,340-an
an-time top for that club. The St
Louis Browns showed one of the
best gains over 1941 while the
heaviest drops were noted for the
Chicago White Sox and Cleveland
1ndians-two clubs that suffered In
the won-and-lost columns.
The leagues best gate in history
was 5,433,791 during the 1910 sea.
son, when the Detroit Tigers, In
dians and Yankees carried the pen.
nant battle to the last "a hours, the
Tigers winning.
Evening star., 1943-01-09
Varying Styles Bring Up Question: What Is Basket Ball?
Rough s5h Aviation Squadron Die Mark Up Victory $40

had defeated the Quartermasters,
$40. But it was merely the top
performance of the 85th Squad
ron basket ball team. Boat
swain (Second Class Billy Mar
quart, former crack lightweight,
has been placed in charge of
Brig 95 by the provost marshal
at the Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station. Harry F. Volkman,
former District of Columbia box
ing referee, is lieutenant in
the Marines in one of the South
west Pacific islands-and so far
he hasn't penalized any one
for hitting low.
Cleaning the cuff-After tast-
ing rubber chicken practically
every night during December,
Paul Brown, Ohio State grid
coach, refused to take any jan
uary dates on the banquet circuit.
Price Brookf1eld, former West
Texas State basket ball ace, has
signed up with q Rochester, N. Y,
pro club. Bruce Norris, son of
the Detroit Red Wings boss, is a
candidate for the freshman
hockey team ct Yale.
Evening star., 1943-01-09

moved upstairs out Of lighter di-
visions. Mullen captured the 1l2-
pound crown last winter and Celin-
ski won in the l1s-pound bracket.
Celinski turned back George
Espina while Mullen was hard
pressed to defeat Kenny Vann. a
steel-ribbed individual who took the
National Training School aces best
shots to the midrif and still was
pitching leather at the finish.
Danny De Rosa. crack flyweight or
the old Olympic Athletic Club team
several years ago. tried comeback
in the batamweight class, but was
defeated. De Rosa hadn't had suf-
f1cient time to get ready for battle
Of Gilly Smithson's cal1ber and
showed it.
The results:
Novice Division.
A. CT scored technical 10 over Clarence
Brandenberg Police Boys Club, two
lls-pound class--Eddie Funk twashing.
ton Boys, Club outpointed Dominick Ortiz
(Natl0nal framing Schoo), three rounds
p9tob nov e1 Makes Wssil ash
Moore Naval Air Basel. three rounds:
washington Boys cub outpointed John
L. Sullivan tMerrick Club. three rounds
147-pound class-Lou Radios Naval Ali
Training Schools. three rounds
16Q,pound c1ass-Harry Krause (Nava
AZ Nsv11 9aSe, &c. toTt .oTteited to Jim calameris
I75-pound class-Tom Poole washing
ton Boys Club knocked out Jim Schiavi
NAVAL Air Basel. one round
Hesvyweight class-Johnny GoRa Naval
Air Base) forfeited to Henry Vaughn INA
tional Training School.
Senior Division.
- l2-pound class-Jimmy Caraway
Iwashinston Boys Club outpointed Jimmy
llS-pound class-Gilly Smithson apollo
A. c. won technical knockout over Danny
De Rosa Naval Air Base). :, minutes Is
seconds. second round.
l26 pound class-Dick Mullen ma
Vsns tu. s. NaysJ' S0H fhree e0foUisa roUnds Kenny
Mary's Boys Club outpointed GEORGE
Espina tMerrick Club. three rounds
"a? pound elass-Al Wankowicz tst.
MAJ Mary,s VS., Boys Club: outpointed Red Yer
ieo-pound class@Lewis Pavone ls t'Nlss. st:
Martz Washington Boys Club, 2 minutes
45 seconds, first round
155-pound class-Tom Brody (Apollo
a. c. won technical knockout over Larry
Baldwin Hssnnvsisbl lst MaryS Club first round
IGeoreetown University forfeited to Frank
Cady ~. S. Coast Guard.
Evening star., 1943-01-09
Griffith Still Is Unable
To Reach Auker, on
Business Trip

President Clark Griffith of the
Nationals still is attempting to reach
Pitcher Elden Auker to determine
if he's sincere about abandoning
baseball to devote full time to a
Detroit defense job.
Auker, obtained in a trade that
would send Pitcher Paul Dean and
an undisclosed sum of cash to the
st. Louis Browns, has been on a
business trip and Griffith has been
unable to reach him.
Further complicating the deal Is
the fact Dean also may remain in
war work. He is employed as a
guard in Texas war plant.
Meanwhile the War Manpower
Commission, through Information
Director George Davis, said players
who have taken jobs in war indus
tries during the of season will be
permitted to return to baseball. Any
occupational deferment such play
ers may have enjoyed while work.
ing at war plant will cease upon
their return to baseball.
Evening star., 1943-01-09
Lane Forced 10 Cancel,
6. ". High Basketers
Knock Off Alumni

First casualty among high schools
that compete with teams hereabout
as a result of travel restriction is
Lane High of Charlottesville, which
has dropped out of the Northern
Virginia Glass A Conference. 1t was
supposed to have played George
Washington High Of Alexandria last
night, but Cancelled two days ago.
That leaves G. W., Washington
Lee and Fairfax in the Northern
Virginia loop and they plan to go
through as scheduled. Otherwise
the Virginia suburban schools prob
ably will not be affected. They 90
most of their playing around here
anyway and G. W., for the first time
this season, failed to schedule it's
usual trips to Richmond and South
ern Virginia points. The longest
trip 1t makes is to Fredericksburg
and good transportation is available
there.
Instead Of Charlottesville last
night the Presidents played an
Alumni five, winning a fast game,
1928. Joe Hensley and Calvin Bal
ley continued to pace the Alex
andria quint with 13 and 10 points,
reSpectiyelV.
Evening star., 1943-01-09

could remain within walking dis
tance of home. If any one in
sisted on seeing the horses run,
the tracks could provide movies
of the previous days races, or
even television equipment. Only
difficulty we can see is that after
the war there'd be quite job
persuading the horse players to
make the long trip to the tracks
and risk fresh air poisoning.
Today's guest star - Oliver
Kuechle, Milwaukee Journal:
Every team in the Big Ten ex-
cept Chicago will play at least
one Saturday-Monday double
header this season in order to
conserve on transportation. Chi
cago will play only single games
because of its central location.
Also nobody wants to see Chi
cago twice."
Service department - Soldiers
at the Army Air Forces technical
school at Sioux Falls, S. D.,
thought the football season had
been extended when they heard
that the 85th Aviation Squadron
Evening star., 1943-01-09
Terrors' Travel Troubles
Cause One Cancellation,
Shifting Of Schedule
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WESTMINSTER, Md, Jan. O.
Western Maryland College has an
nounced the cancellation Of its
scheduled basket ball game with
Aberdeen Proving Ground at Aber-
deem, January 27. because Of trans
portation difficulties.
At the same time, Western Mary
land authorities said the home and
home game schedule with Catholic
University cagers had been reversed,
the Green Terrors going to WASH
ington January 10, and the Catholic
team coming to Westminster Feb
ruary 18.
A third change was the shift of
the game with American University
at Washington from February "a to
February %.
Evening star., 1943-01-09
Keep Courses Going
To Aid War Effort,
Urges Golf Head
Notion Needs Relaxation
And Come Is in Good
Toste, Says Blossom
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated treSs.
NEW YORK, Jan. 9-George w.
Blossom, ir.. of Chicago. president
of the United States Golf Asso-
ciation. called on members of the
organization today to keep the Ma
tion's courses open during the war
for the Use of civilians as well as
men in the armed forces.
Golf plays dual role for those
who find it their form of relaxa-
ton" said Blossom in his address
at the 49th annual meeting OF
the association. ut Is a. particl-
pating sport where one has the
benefits of physical exertion out
doors coupled with the pleasant
companionship of ones friends"
Not In Poor Taste.
1.-THE USGA." he continued
"would like to make it very clear
that it is our firm conviction that
golf is a patriotic and proper form
of exercise for the men and the
women of this country, and that
one should not have the feeling
that it is in poor taste to play a
game of golf in serious times like
these-provided, of course, that it
doesn't interfere with the war ef-
fort.
TT is my considered opinion that
all who can afford it should con-
tinue, financially and otherwise, to
sponsor their clubs-private, semi
private and public-thereby making
them available for the men In the
armed services as well as them
selves"
In Physical Fitness Program.
Declaring that the armed serv'
Ices recognized golf as a part OF
their physical fitness program
Blossom said he felt satisfied with
that phase of the war effort bu'
he stressed the sport as form o.
relaxation for civilian men ane
uyonep
Evening star., 1943-01-09


invaders from Alexandria, was in
command of the situation from the
first bell to the last, surviving the
two hardest punches of the fight to
win the unanimous nod of referee
and judges.
Vernon's loss snapped a winning
streak of four straight bouts for
Coach Lou Gevinson's Boys Club of
Washington gladiators, a feat that
enabled them to carry off novice
team honors. But Red was more to
be pitied than censured because he
fired all the ammunition in his mag
azine at the tantalizing Wanko-
wicz's features, but couldn't disturb
his rivals poise.
Wankowicz Keen Strategist.
Wankowizc, a lean, lantern -jaWed
individual, hailing originally from
the beclouded environs of Pitts
burgh, made Vernon come to him
last night and Red is notoriously
poor leader. The Eastern High
School youngster is a deadly count
er-puncher, a sharpshooter when it
comes to picking 'em off as his op-
ponents walk into him, but Wanko-
wicz waited for him and beat him at
his own strategy.
The victor kept Red off balance
with a flashy left jab that also piled
up numerous points for him. Ver-
mons dynamite-laden rights and
lefts were either blocked or slipped
and when they came to close quar-
tiers Wankowicz tied up the WASH
ington youngSter as easily as you
tie your shoes. 1t was masterful
exhibition of boxing and adding to
his stature as champ was AIS sur
vival of two wicked rights to the
head that might have foored any
other fighter.
Vernon seemed to shake him up
in the second round with an over
hand right to the forehead. and in
the final 3 minutes he clocked him
on the jaw with another stinger, but
Wankowicz took both without the
futter of an eyelash.
New Slate Of Champions.
An entirely new slate of cham
pions were crowned last night, but
two, Dick Mullen. 126-pound winner,
and Pete Celinski, lightweight.
Evening star., 1943-01-09
By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.,


NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-When
something unusual turns up, like
last weeks 159-point game be-
tween Fordham and Rhode
Island, or a player like Harry
Boykof of st. Johns, who is both
extra-tall and extra good, the
basket ball experts ask, But is
1t basket ball?" This columnist,
admittedly no part of an expert,
is led to cross-question, We'll,
Just what is basket ball?" Listen
ing in on coaches arguments, we
hear there is Eastern basket ball,
Midwestern basket ball, Pacific
Coast basketball and maybe other
sectional variations; Phog Allen
says the East and West are
farther apart than ever; Ed Kel-
ieher says it amt so, they're get
ting closer all the time. And
Corp. Julius Kasner, who used to
be a college star in Brooklyn and
who now coaches the Camp
Kohler, Calf, team and plays
Tor Mather Field, explains 1t this