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Evening star., 1947-06-19
Please Call in Your Sunday
Classified Ads Early in the Week

unable to procure sufficient telephone equipment
to accommodate the Saturday rush for Sunday classified
advertising This result many customers calling
in ads at the last minute before the Saturday deadlne
To avoid the annoyance of repeated "busy" signal
urge customers to call their Sunday ads any time
Monday through Friday-from 900 to 900 pm. In
this way your ad will be handled promptly and efficiently
those who cannot place their ads earlier We appreciate
cooperation in this effort provide you customers
with better service.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
County Worms Business
On Tox DeIinquencies

Brice Bowie, Prince Georges Coun-
|ty Circuit Court clerk, yesterday
warned that no licenses will be
issued for businesses or concessions
In the county unless the applicants
taxes are paid
Mr.. Bowie said such a provision
was authorized at the last session
|of the State Legislature and became
effective June /. He added that
those applying for licenses must
have receipts from the county super
visor Of assessments showing there
are no delinquencies.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Tuck ProcIoims July 5
Legal Holiday in State
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, June 19.-Gov
Tuck has proclaimed July S a 'lega
holiday" in Virginia.
The Governor said he had received
many requests from bankers ane
merchants to make the Saturday ar
official day off, and since most retail
establishments will be closed any.
way, the Governor said he felt g
legal holiday" would be justified.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
School Board 5
AcisDefeIlded
By Bond Smith
Party Leader Denies
Montgomery Unit Is
Committee Adjunct


Democratic State Central Commit,
tee for Montgomery County an,
chairman Of publicity. today an
swered q statement OF the Mont
gomery County commissioners tina
the County Board of Education i
an adjunct Of the Democratic Stat.
Central Committee"
Replying to an attack by the Re
publican county commissioners, MI
Smith asserted their partisan at
tack" is "just another smoke screel
to divert public attention from thl
fact that they are raising the basi
county tax rate 38 cents at a tim,
when the Democratic State Legisla
ture has just presented them will
approximately $1,500,000 additiona
annual revenue to be used prin
cipally for the county school sys'
tenn"
This partisan attack" he de.
clared, "is also intended to obscure
the fact that at the same time the
Republican county commissioner
have refused request for $400, ,00e
increase in the county school ap-
preparation recommended by the
County Board of Education sup
ported by practically all the PTA
and civic groups of the county"
Boards Position Defended.
Under these circumstances, Mr..
Smith added, the description of
the Board of Education as an lad
junct Of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee is perfectly gratu-
itous." The board, he said, is en-
tirely aware that under prevailing
practice the State Central Commit
tee recommends to the Governor
appointments to the County Board
of Education.
''It is obvious that this well-estab-
lished procedure has no connection
with the rise in the county tax rate, -
he said. Neither does it justify such
a partisan attack upon the Board of
Stating that the Montgomery
County school system has won na-
tional recognition, Mr.. Smith said
the commissioners would better re-
frain from petty partisan accusa-
tions and conf1ne itself to the con-
duct of the public business" ats
pressing public duty in this connec-
tion," he emphasized, sis to con-
tinue adequately to finance this
most important of all public service
activities in Montgomery County,
the county system of public educa-
ton"
Members Of Board.
Members of the present County
Board of Education, he said, are well
and not fair subjects for
attack by the commissioners.
zsThey are Mrs. Helen Walker,
Chevy Chase, president, Mrs. Eur
ward Sandifer, Silver Spring;
Mrs. Lillian Wilson. Gaithersburg:
Arthur Joseph, Takoma Park; H.
Stine, Seven Oaks Manor,
dIlu JdIIlcS Ws1lii, No2u1 WoCS10kSkSs
"Quite contrary to being a politi-
cal adjunct to this committee" Mr..
Smith continued, 'the board has so
functioned that it has maintained a
school system in which the teaching
force has been entirely free from
any pressure or participation in
politics; has enjoyed a civil service
and retirement status, and has con-
stantly advanced in annual earn
lngs so that today, before the Re-
publican budget goes into effect
Montgomery County teachers are
the best paid among the % coun-
ties of Maryland and are in the top
flight of the salary scales of the
counties and municipalities of
10000 people throughout the Ma
ton"
Evening star., 1947-06-19
Lone to Attend Bor Session

! ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 10 tP.-
Gov. Lane will attend the annual
Injecting of the Maryland Bar Asso-
ciation this week end at Atlantic
City.
Evening star., 1947-06-19
slum Housing Survey.

oAuu HOuslHS survey
In the past year Planning Com
mission staff members and District
Health Department researchers
have been surveying slum sections
of the District to find a yardstick
to measure just what slum is.
They have been using a score
board which docks house for poor
toilets, too many persons to a room,
etc.
The planners today were to hear
a plan worked out by their director
of planning, John Nolen, jr., to add
family composition and employ
ment conditions to the points
scored.
The surveys tie in with those the
commission would make If SOS, 900
appropriation for drafting plans and
making surveys for the city's new
land redevelopment program is re-
stored to the Independent Offices
appropriation bill. The House Ap-
preparations Committee has cut the
item out.
Evening star., 1947-09-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeast.

DO YoU Want some Sns to help bsaEms pny fGp in
each apt, sep ent tru,s ans heat S6 at plaass ~
Surety sttRR1 Realty CO. Elk. 7e44 till O.
Mr. ALABAMA AVE. and D. C. line Sc =
Immediate possession; brand-new det.
brick, S rms, bath, gas heat; lse. lot.
Price. sig 800. ST. 900 cash to veterans. ans
Ma NAN FgR2 REIr4 TR me- a4oq is45 dood sS HOPE Id
ss;NsAcosrIA-vAcANT An Half block from
Nichols ave-, cor: OF Chicago st. t row priSK hn0
eawd GOod HOPE aASrMAN I'd. se. FL TR %44oo. Vi 5s7S.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Brick. 8 inns.
tile bath, recreation rm., automatic heat,
porch, nice lot; excel. cond; lovely ioGa, ca,
ton: Ie Inspect, call tn 8: ACE IS REA1T7 A717
ANAcosTIA-s1.2 $50 down. Brick. 9 rms,
porches. recreation, rm, coal h.-W;n:, ga
taks' AcE REALTY fSH SERVICE isi4 Pa. ave. Sc.
FFAAiRFAx FAN VILLAGE. rt. Davis sst;mLovsl,
heat, st.-Gdd additiona finished Tm in basement ,sp
WIhLIAMsoH1 SH1AGr AG 7ehi afEA-pa ave- go good
location near market, school and busllnssii
bEsk cs MR. R0ds1n dWTnAMsoN hi o hT hfs'
1905 FAIRLAWN AVE. s.E.-vacant. i'm
med. possession; ST. 900 down. good terms
s rms. modern tile BATH, gas heat: tuI
or Milton Vinnick, with A, M. DEAIsNERs las
14O4 st. NV. Ma. s036; home, GE. o297
81 $50 powN-Modern Sc. home; Lowell!
mod 1-year-eld brick home featuring
rms, mod kit, bath, f1agstone terrace
basement with front entrance. 81! heat e.
R9essssI0n R9osAL REsnHY Ge III coaF Pm" 5os TSh st
NV, RE. 1881.
RANDLE HGHLANDS-Nice det bunga.
low, rms and bath, full bsmt. h;,wh
RfsErS e. sl sf fenns 1s aSe soUTah4aR ss
TTEETTgERsAN-APPRovED. YETI r. new det. brick bun.
nows bedrm9 y am tsd Ssd asRasf bafR With
full bsmt., laundry trays: gas heat; un-
hnishsd attic serssns y ~ and shrqe1e1s Psnps
coNGREss ccg, err IS HEiGHTsNsa. 900 cash buys
this 5-rm. semidetached brick; full base
ment oil &c heat rec Ics lm o1lH fsncsd ssbo ssF1
r b. BURGEss. 2554 Penna. ave. sc.
VI 2sO2 till 8. .
ANACosTIA-NeEly 1.d redecSgated Sgstessrt 5rm I'm,
h.-w.h.: refgr., stove, screens; convenient
to everything; S10.5OG, $4,000 down. D
BURGESS. 25a4 Penna. ave. SEA vi. 2so&
GI P8EFERENCE-New 6-rm. semidet
brick; unexcelled location; all large rooms
You are invited to inspect and compare M
Priced at approximately S12,950. 81 ,30t
cash and SS5 per mo. on GI terms JOIN
L. SHELTON. VI. 6551. 3
APARTMENTS FOR VETERANs-Two vet.
erans with $500 cash each, can own ,ane
occupy a 4-family apartment building
Each veteran can occupy separate apart
ment and have the rent from the other
apartments to help pay for the properly, =,
| veteran would be approximately So
The building is brick and entirely modem ha 7,
| living room, dinette and kitchen, bedrms
and tiled bath with shower and d 2 kissss1 apsrt
| i bedroom and tiled bath with shower
Kitchens are equipped with General Electri
refrigerators and stoves property loeate'
| block from excellent bus service. lsrg
shopping center and school; price. 81 {, 500
| terms $500 down, balance carried in .
a141 for details. Mr.. McGinniss will b
glad to give you eomplete tnforms tioI
ii FREDERICK ". BERENS, sales, 1913
at. nE MA, e141
Evening star., 1947-09-04

WILL PAY CASH for houses, white or
eolored. any condition or section. Ho.
S sPoT CASH AT ONCE for houses, white
FROM oWNER-sman. comfortable house
in the son $4,000 to sfsSs steso ha ssnofss xn
" SHE csS IL: LII LIZ vopr T HOUSE and ct tor
cash cas- Price in D. c. Or Nd; free appraisal.
Plenty Of clients waiting for quick results.
Call A. H: Parker: RA. 1853. Ia. 1858.
J. B. TIFFEY & SON, 316 Kennedy ST. NV
woRTHINGToN REALTY has many cash
buyers for attractiye 2-3,4 bedrm, homes sIae
81 hsatSS saoS Ma s4sS q Georgia R sase ave CO."
70 purchase homes in any section Of wash.
PAY Cash for houses: white or eolorsd;
any condition. any section. MR.. B. LIsS
If If PRoMPr ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home, business or investment prop
rty srty is Is what yoI desire, 1I & cal =: ; A. HUN q.
eaS s1es sGs sat. sDss
or unimproved land for sale; we have
MAMA MANNAs Realty CO CO. ca Can Sci sell your your house
at today's value: our estimate without
eblisstiiesn. aisa 2l16 Wilson blvd GIL or
mn iMMEDfATE AcTIoN-we will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients at r fnll
81 S6EH E66 sGk %aSr p srfEp4 isa uat acros9
house sen with bc u.s. RaEs ss 5aysEi
fMMEDIArE MN & 'e Cash nor for your property, ne
or Sc, White or eeIorsd MsEylapd or sRs xiI
R sina AN6 COX KE fsRoopRkrfwe so t w will pay pay
FL sssh QUICK Ge v aaton ss Max IA 'S1 MK Ms
% dsh hYEAEs E ss sEkyicE M H2e to local property
srty with WM. i; SAUNDERS CO. 70 ~, me Z
Want 81. HoME: viii pay cash. Mr.. Y
sFAfE' sFAfE Y5faPs nfPakfMENr Sfsn OFFICIAL With
home ftne'I priced @ from S25,0 to. $40,
total; must be good value, prefers 5000
location sHt NV WIN apent eonsaaeT az MI nes1 as
and make Arrangement for appt. to
VIZ HAVE CLIENT with s.: 900 cash san. to
priced at $4,000 to 100000 will pay
TO Ss9G menthiy Yin esnsaer ND
AkL,SGT6N-ALExASpRiA ss Ss!I @t LEX sfaR AREA-Have
exp. furn. In storage which we would IKE
able 70 sell, WIN you rent 70 US for o,ms, I yea,
/ home owners. TIE. 8446. -
| CASH CONTRACT within ~ hrs, white
or colored property; no commission to pay
i Cali MR.. ALBERTS, Elk 1921. =
NV. WASH. and Silver Spring area
Homes wanted for immediate purchasers
/ demands exceed our present listings ir
these areas. Let us quote you price
KEY REALTY CO. 81, 3010. "a
MODERN HOUSE, 800 a; up to $4,000
cash: So Md. Eastern Shore. Delaware
Urban, within 20 mi. N. e. RYoN co.
Ss1Mshferr GE s14e p,Rc4.srR for . = or
bedroom house; Ist-f. den and Law. pre-
ferIed. but not essential. VIII pay up =
! S32 500 cash; Chevy Chase. D. c. or Md
Phone Mr.. Evans, WO 0290. with SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV. MA
2345.
Investment properties. What have you t.
OFFER? THOS. E. FARRELL CO.. Realtor
testab. 1879. ri 10th st. NV. MA. 0765
Evening star., 1947-09-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest

SHEPHERD PARK-Vacant; brick, Dutch
GG0pia f eed1ms o baths scar sats rSS
nice lot. Best of terms.
Hillandale-,Vacant on N H. ave-
se2s MGee5a plsst' IL. real GOOD RoBERTs
NV. GE 1870: ewes, GE. 4636. .
MRS. PENNY" offers for your approval,
III doa sndsat st Rv nHs 10 5nT fms Call
EibEs Eli sSIt RESLFY al F1, CO ;t1sO' ANN- Aa 9e
COLORED-NR. 3rd AND MASS. AVE
down n' payment: Bal like rent AUERBAcH
g. CO. DI. 3131, 724 9th st. NV. Can
cs;ot1LoREp-THIs co ROW BRICK HOME has
income of over S125 per month. Can be
can RE. 1915. CHAPMAN REALTY CO.
coLokEDmNEAR COX asD.eossi GA. AVE. AND NEW;
TON FL: NW:A,Larass room brick With Sa1
nalesed tea earfnff bat u u 81 81
Till pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
coLoRED-NEAR 9Th AND R SITS. NV
This home is real bargain Income
over $500 per month; reasonab y priced;
very attractive terms. CLIFFORD SHERT-
zER CO., 11o5 G st. NV. RE. 2735; ewes
CCotoRED-PARK RID. AND GA: AyE,..-!e
rms oil and bath eogd3on RFG
yenient to everything Priced to sell a.. With II
%M sa t RR vsfsseEi fHs NC T.
cOLORED-i4oO BELMONT sT.-s rms
and bath, h:-w.h.: income, $50 per week
For so inspection; Gp 1iHs call MR.. HARRIS. Pc
coIoREbHssoo Sc Rel $500 powN-7-room brick;
clean condition; balance like rent. MR.
2RE1sEM NA a7sS IA 7772 s brick
e6E9REpNEED H40Hh SA E1S svfi aousEs&s Th Ss ha7
buyer. Sus " Cali ali VICTOR. VICTOR REAL Estate CO.
eoLSREbsado vi SHG2 1861 poRNPsnon 81 T. Pn pl NV
only $3.50. KAY REALTY CO., RA
SCSoTLGoRED-s1ooo DowN-N.w. down
town section; s.story brick rms m witt wit
os1n 1s 5Sn REALTY Ga TN c5R PM sos First 18Th NA st
Col coLoEED@1sos kEi eons BLK. o N.w.-a room
2 baths. Reasonable down payment, an
conv. mo. payments. Possession. Call MI
Holloman. RE. T104: ewes, VI. 1854, Will
ALLEN L. KAY. Broker. 704 Albee BLDG
coLoRED-4s N ST. NV. - s9,75o
only SSnly; Gail HENRY r 4 4 RoBB' s7E5 NC 1872
CoLORED-$1.5O0 Down will buy beauti
full home on Princeton pl.: Z rms, bed
rms, 2 baths, oil h.-wh., gar. SURETY
| REALTY CO.. for appt., Elk. 1914. -
Evening star., 1947-09-04
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD.

AND RIM. BRICK BUNGALOWS, close
to everything; spic and span walk IN and
hang up your hat WILLIAM II. BOAZE.
34OS 18th st. ne, MI. S24l; ewes, MI.
SILVER sPRING-Almost new e-rm. CO.
lonial brick with baths on LIST and 2nd
floors Qavatory in basemenD; center hall,
3 bedrooms. large screened porch and at.
tached garage: beautiful and convenient
location: lot has 9O-ft. frontage. First
trust OF SI3,600, payable $40 per mo; mo;
fHask sEAkgy, s. $Sio until 3 pm, =. >.
SILVER SPaING-.Briek Cape Cod. bed
rms, IA baths. lge. 1iv. rm.. dining rm. :,
spacious kitchen. built-in garaEe; VaeanI;
MELTON Realtors. s415 Georsia ave. sil;
sooK s6a5n AZ sF fHis sz2s fRoS sY p Any 1SGLE
beauty, for comfort. for lasting value
Inspect this white brick Colonial Ia exciu-
sive Woodmoor: side screened porch Dulit-
in garage and 6 well-arranged rooms.
located on . spacious home site q great
beauty; immediate possession; excelent 2,
nancing SIMON & FRANK co: 1913 u
st. NV. d. 676s: after 8, Mr.. Blanchard
GP al WITH S1gg si,s5o I CASH; beautiful m.sen.,
bungalow. large beautiful rms. .sno &
bath on 1st floor; 2 large bedrooms ano
modern bath upstairs: utility rm;' pase-
ment, oil a.-ch fireplace: over acres
may 80 GI; S12,75o. ROBERT MAGEE
RE. 7f4o until $50.
Evening star., 1947-09-04

CONTINUED on Next Page,
Evening star., 1947-09-04

CORNER BRICK BUNGALOW, Bethesds
area-Here is 2-bedroom. preWar orlct
bungalow, on beautiful shrubosry 1rssiate eoraei
the most beautiful recreation room 70,
have ever seen. II you have been lookini
for the unusual, this is IT! Immacuiss' ,aSst u
RsALTY Re- fssn CO.. ntsss EN- 1900 until pm 445t
Conn. ave NV.
BETHESDA - Beautiful bunga allow: mrs
room, dining room, kitchen. Second floor
bedrooms and bath: kitchen and batl
neX nftssd Hsss Rr1aTY sGngetsS cS EN- so
until 8 pm. 442O Conn. ave. NV. -6
MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW, ness
Hyattsville-3 bedrooms. living room, mod
ern kitchen, screened rear porch; fun base
men with diminished reerestion sIssd m, room ofas
to TRANSFORMATION and shopping centers
ideal eeat2n for aTE ss1la5sn' SsssoATfoS Fur
UN. O7oO ewes. UN. 2173. D
3 BEAUTIFUL ACRES. with lovely o,roor
9asHh Besatifully S"t iandscaped. plenty Of shad.
VS., sn; ss s sSs' sna
ALVIN EPLINo, 6sos Baltimore ave. H'
sIIynk sIIsyl!1s' sP ssPPRne, woodmoor ..csion-.e
screened s porch, full basement. sutomati
heat S3,350 down ana balance lst trus
ROBERT s. DAVIS. 5so4 Baltimore ave
Hyattsville, Md. WA. 5000; open dsii
EAST ias SUI RlvERpARE&1oyely fia r. 7-room hoa.
on acre !s. has Living F9tah.n EGSn; e'nip nia
refgr. and stove large panty sc ssreenss sais
oil hot-air heat; double garage: 40-f
hen house. Priced s12.50O. Call MT
Gregory. WA. 1919 or OIL. 2273. with o.
zasT1D5fhGEKp 7MMEDfaTE KpossssEss1oN-Nr. new Che,
erly Theater and shopping ctr; furl
home; 6 rms, full bsmt.; lge. lot; own,
leaving town, would like TO sell as SOC
as possible. Only S10.900. Exclusive wit
CLYDE r; ADAMS; pN 114s co,..y,,
r.. 5,rm: "a baths aEd oil h.th heat; on st afI
ali elec. kit; bus runs past door. door; ju jto
the home you have been lo1sins aI0 I9
KAY REALTY CO, 5b05 Georsia ave =
SILVER SPRING. new subdivision in
close-in location, Offering approx. ~ ois
tinct floor plans. including VARIETY
2-story Colonials and brick nnhgaiEw
Colonial homes offer q ehoies aI oeuan an
bath .up: bedrms. ard 2 baths dt up:
rm. on LIST d. Bungalows consist OF D. 2.
WooDsIDE REALTY co. sH. $40 80
BRICK BuNGALOW-vacsnt. S12,soo-
Seven yrs. old. completely redecorateo; u
basement, concealed radiation ana OIL z
VIII. For further details, call MI: ClarK
sLA 1880, with BErTzEd4 DI. 5loo. =
Evening star., 1947-09-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe.s.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

. RMS. AND BATH, h.-wh.: near 8th and
@ s.w Possession; under S10.960; terms.
N. E. RYON CO. 3617 14th, GE. 6l46:
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Air R
Story by s
Photos by

HEANY A FLYER VII
WI sounded the "MaydaI
distress signal in the war live
to tell about it because an all
rescue outfit was on the jo|
These were the watchf1
crews which flew out to sp|
downed flyers and give the|
aid and comfort pendi1
arrival of surface rescue4
They dropped supplies an
equipment to men down 1
] sea or in inaccessible areas .
land, and performed oth|
utility functions connectd
with saving fellow flyers in
tight spot.
Probably nowhere was all
rescue more highly co-ord|
mated than at the Engna
Channel, great catch-all y
crippled planes heading bad
from the flak-traps of Ge|
man-occupied Europe to the
bases in England. This col
choppy lane took a heavy I'd
Of burning, riddled bombe|
and fighter planes and mai
an airman got a temporal
dunking which, but for ale
air-sea rescue work, wou|
have been permanent.
On the shore, a special ST.
ton would have plotted Il
planes position from the la
distress call Ind soon the
would be planes overhead
spot survivors and guide SUI
face craft to the scene. Som
times it was a race to get
the survivors before Il
enemy did.
This dramatic function hi
been demonstrated sever
times in air disasters sim
the end of the war.
Locally, some 265 Army n
servists are training for sui
emergency operations. Col
vening almost every week e|
Evening star., 1947-10-24
W.-L., B. 6. c. Aim
For ,000Crowd
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. 24.-They're
cunning for a crowd of $4,000 at
a high school football game to be
played here November between
Baltimore City College and Wash
ington-Lee High School of Ar
lington, Va.
City College, one of the Oldest
high schools of the country, needs
about $500 to raise the quota of
$4,000 it has set for a War Me-
mortal Scholarship fund.
The drive was started by DIR.
Philip H. Edwards, principal of
the public school.
The football game is expected
to put the drive well over the top.
Proceeds will be used for college
scholarships for City graduates.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Payton, Virginia Golf
Star, Dies Of Auto
Crash Injuries
By the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-George Pay
ton, "a, Virginia State Open golf
champion, died today of a severe
brain injury" and fracture of the
left thigh, suffered in an automobile
accident October 9.
Hospital attendants said he had
not regained consciousness since the
automobile in which he was riding
with four other men struck a rail-
road viaduct abutment on Chicago's
West Side
DIR. Sherman Alfred, staff physi-
clan at Presbyterian Hospital, said
the golfers condition had been so
critical during the disqualification
that complete diagnosis of his in
juries was impossible.
Mr.. Payton, whose home was IN
Newport News, Va, was riding with
Ralph Guldahl, Chicago golf pro-
fessional; Edward Wooley, At. of Oak
Park, ILL.,, sporting goods manufac-
turer; Ben Kapp, Chicago, sporting
goods buyer, and Reginald Speak
man, As, Miami, Fla, sporting goods
buyer, all of whom escaped serious
injury.
Mr.. Wooley, driver of the car, told
officers it went out of control and
crashed into the abutment as he
ATTEMPTED to pass q truck.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
Tribe Suspends
Ralph Ruthstrom;
Moore Will Play

Fullback Ralph Ruthstrom has
been suspended for the remainder
of the season for breaking train
ing rules, Redskin officials an
nounced today. At the same time.
President George Marshall said
Backfield Coach Wilbur Moore
had been placed on the active
player list and will be ready to
face the Chicago Bears Sunday
at Griffith Stadium.
Ruthstrom's suspension means
the end of his career as a Red
skin, as. he has been suspended
and fined several times for vio-
lating club rules. The big back,
who came to the Tribe with Tom
Farmer in the deal that sent
Steve Bagarus to Los Angeles,
first went afoul of the law in
Chicago when he left the hotel
after being called on the carpet
for failing to wear his coat in
the dining room.
Evening star., 1947-10-24

Leoy Picks Penn to Defeat Navy in Nerve Tingng Game;
Selects Southern Cal to Stop California by Points

tory over Cornell last week as
sures riotous afternoon for Penn
at Franklin Field and nerve
tingling football for a full house
of $1,000 fans. Penn is power
laden, but the fact remains that
Coach George Munger's men
haven't met any one their size
this year. Navy appears to quail
ify for the role.
Dartmouth, 10; Harvard, 7
The Crimson made a game come
back last week, but we think the
Big Green has what it takes for
this assignment.
Georgia, %; Alabama, 7-Wally
Butts still is fuming over that
humping by Kentucky. Wally is
a dangerous man in such mood
and we believe Alabama will dis
cover that his Bulldogs reflect
their coach's mood.
Michigan, At; Minnesota, IA
The Wolverines are laying for
Illinois November l, but mean
while they should top the Illini's
defeat of the Gophers. Too much
power for any ordinary team.
Texas, IS; Rice, THE Long
horns are riding high, wide and
handsome in the Southwest. They
strike equally as hard on the
ground as they do by air. Bobby
Layne is an inspirational T.
formation quarterback as well as
a bull's-eye-splitting passer.
Kentucky, IS; Mich. State, 13-
Evening star., 1947-10-24

Coach Bear Bryant's boys are
living up to preseason promise
since their early defeat by
Mississippi.
Penn State, %; West Virginia,
14-Neither outfit has been beaten
and neither outfit has really been
tested by strong opposition, but
Penn State, according to reports,
may be one of the power teams
of the Nation.
Southern Methodist, IA; U. c.
L. A., This should be close
one although you never can tell
about those teams from the
Southwest. Once under way they
can be rapid scorers.
Boston College, 81: Villanova, IA
The Bostons should win this
one Friday night in Boston, but
they'll know they have been in a
game.
L. S. u, 30; Vanderbilt, =
Coach Red Sanders outfit de-
serves lots of credit for early
season speed, but the Bayou boys
appear too strong.
Georgia Tech, "a; Citadel, o.
This is a breather for the pace
maker in Dixie. Coach Bobby
Dodd could name his own score,
but he's a considerate fellow.
Other selections: Army over
Evening star., 1947-10-24

Columbia; Arizona over New
Mexico; Arkansas over Missis-
sippi; San Francisco over Ore
gon; Baylor over Texas A. g. M:
Boston University over William
and Mary; Colgate over Brown;
Cincinnati over Xavier; Cornell
over Princeton; Duke over Wake
Forest; Holy Cross over Syracuse;
Illinois over Purdue; Missouri
over Iowa State; Mississippi
State over Hardin Simmons;
Nebraska over Kansas State;
Nevada over Tulsa; North Caro-
lima over Florida; Northwestern
over Indiana; Ohio State over
Pittsburgh; Oklahoma over Texas
Christian; Tulane over Augurn;
Utah over Wyoming; Wiscon-
sin over Marquette; Washington
over Stanford, and Yale over
Springfield.
(McNaupht Svndicatel