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Evening star., 1947-02-15
ROOMS FURNIsHED-MD. and VA.

ARLINGTON. 1927 N. Utah-Warm, bright,
clean rrn., 1st floor; Lear bus; $50 Home
after weekdays, all day Sat. and Sun.
ARLINGTON, yA.-Single room for gentle
man; conv. Navy Annex Pentagon, Wash
ington and Alexandria. Call TIE. 4555.
lie
1916 N. DANvILLE ST.. Arlingtor-At-
tractive room for girl; private home
downtown bus, l block. GE- OIL. 16'
ARLTNGTON-Empl., middle-aged lady
in private home; kitchen privils, optional:
c0nv transp.: restaurants. CHI. 0721. --16
SINGLE ROOM. dainty, attractive, COM
Portable: in clean. well-appointed home;
lady only: includes breakfast. 81 q -.
room, twin beds,
newly furnished, next to bath with shower
f.aRGE FRONT ROOM. twin beds, pvt.
bath. lge. closet; no other roomers; blk.
ARLINGTON-Nicely furnished room.
Phone jackson 237o-J. lie
TAKOMA, PARK-Large front room for
respectable young man; $40 mo-; conV.
transp. 81. $500. To-
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APARTMEl,Ts EXCHANGED

GRIN. HOUSE in exchange for 3 or 4 rm
apt: not over $40 to S45 per month. Call
ENHANCE WASHINGTON for New YORK
Liv rm.. kit. bath: in apt bldg; mr..
Dupont Circle, for similar in Manhattan.
DUPLEX APT. unfurnished nice neigh
borhood, NV, section: oil heat and con-
,sinuous hot water; rental. $50. viii ex-
rent not to exceed 500. RA $685. l5s
WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedroom apt in nice
NV. location for 2-bedroom apt in Conn,
Qdy Sunday La
Evening star., 1947-02-15
POULTRY and EGGS

PULLORUM: TESTED CHICKS, Matching
Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii. $3.50. CAPITOL
HATCHERY. 1885 Kenilworth ave. ne.
JAMES FEED STORE. e1e X st. NV.
ME. .O0s9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry
r. o. p, CANDIDATE MATINGs, Barred
Rock chicks: also N. H. Reds and few
Leghorns. Sunday and Thursday matches.
HOAG'S MORBECK HATCHERY twas
Beaches). out Ga. ave. Phone Ashton
Evening star., 1947-02-15
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

TILDEN GARDENS, Conn awe rooms,
or exchange. OWNER, WO. 0129. III
DISTINCTIVE 5-RM. cooperative apt,
Just of Conn. ave.; sunny, convenient.
Substantial down payment, balance like
rent. References required. Possession
March !. Call Mrs. Bathurst, TABLER
INC, EN- 0664 .-16
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COAL. WOOD ond FUEL OIL.

"a ANTHRACITE. IaR egg stove and nut 11.
P,ocahontass egg; $I2.s4;. stove, s12.67;
sect @SeetionS Of 2. G. BLUE RIDGE COAL CO..
sEAsoNED CoRDwooD. SIT cord; any
length: 24-hour delivery. Va, D. C. and
Md. Falls Church 1S10-R. 19s
CORDWOOD, dry, seasoned, Aft. wood,
95So oak and hickory: sold in 6-cord loads
Evening star., 1947-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcen..,. &.

DESK, kneehole. top.< approx. 36"x20.",
Tsnst WlPs D5sfi5ssd S9s 4Sss sSsTers side or Ps
DiAMoN6s DIAN and and oia oIe gold. diamond xasenss
and discarded iewelsy. Cash paid. ERNEST
bHHK Bs oID eIf go ae1D a
and wrist watches, initial, birthstones, dia,
mond wedding rings; other jewelry and
psid @ new news YORK 5HsA.hsS JE%ELEY zAses Co. 4is
Fgn ssR ses;oaa;TNs; BOUGHT. in any condition.
FURNITURE and household goods: bed
room. dining room and living room suites;
sewing 21achines, pianos, stoves, tools, etc.
4 you i. xTe reaSy aoSo to sell at once can AD
FTRNfTukEMany g1 II HA zyI npe living room. bed
room. secretary desks and dining room fur
private home. NE; 6s7e: night. RA: 1924;
prices Eve do moyins). DU; 4429.
sooa ased piano. Phone 0 evenings aO Repab. hS
FFtURSiiTURE, Fl and household effects Of the
tSday Sad Deasfs ar RSpa 81 sbre k aons ssd Please call
FURNITURE and household goods, in good
movai. For tie quickest and best results,
call MR.; JERRY. Ludlow s422.
SesE ss essb ss uis ps m Sus Susntty
selling for r 50 E yes5sz s5sz HOLLYWOOD sth and
FuRNITggREroD cash prices for entire
call MR.. DoUGLAs any time at I'm. 15s7
FURNITgRE1.Household furnishings q all
highest cash prices, prompt and courteous
sT6e sa 70 od ee Gold I Dla.ns
febk s::d G:sSs: Ss.s' E: s:!
Ksfsz sRd RsRfs ss5 Or Gsis.
MOVIE mo S .nas meX eaor @ vae
sEWsFaFERs sss Rs FT ssa
pTces s0T paid Gan b. sss s
tention paid to schools churches and
NURSERY NURSERY SCHOOL CHAIRS. u, used;
for Sunday school use. Call AID. 1882
oLD-FAsHIoNED picture frames. clocks,
silgerware; saUe bought for cash. Phone EN-,
PHOTO and movie cameras; ,ih4lh higheSt He prizes
RHoTo R ro LESsEs' aEs biRocuars noe 4 microscopes
cameras; movie equipment wanted. BREN-
MER, e., s33 Pa. ave ;uaS' nv RE RE-; s434 -.
sash. siaSi aae No. $50 ssos. any '0n0'0n' WILL pay
/ PIANoS-Lawson g. Golibart will pay high
cash prices for all types of pianos. In
American Storage Bldg, 2S01 Georgia ave.
AID. 1928 day RA. O491 night. 16s
REFRIGERAToRS. washing machines, elec:
appliances, any cond.; best prices. Call
DE. 361O. We service all makes. ..-16
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types;
repair hemstitching, buttons covered.
pleating. a17 p st. RE. 1900. RE. 2311
SIGNAL GENERATOR wanted. Cali Frank
sTEAMER TRUNK in good condition. Re.
TYPEWRITERS, adding and cal. machines
6ought top prices. prices. est; II years,
corner 18th and Eye, RE, 1928.
TYPEWRITER, any make, standard OF
portable. Emerson $3.50 any time. --17
WASHING MACHINE wanted by veteran:
can pay up to S35. Please call TR 6291
WASHING MACHINE. any size. any make.
| AT. 7637. 10
WANTED-Better grade of household fur
niture. antiques and office furniture. Ma
$500; evenings. GE R447
WILL BUY FURNISHINGS for one room
apartment, kitchen and bath if apartment
available; prefer downtown NV. section
WANTED. refrigerator. can be in need OF
repair. Please call DI. 6977.
WANTED, washing machine. can be In
need Of repair, Please call DI. 6977.
AM INTERESTED in puying china. silver
ware, bric-a-brac. figures, old jewelry
| DORA MILESTONE. 1885 @ ST. NV. lat
14th and G sts ME. 6079
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

LGE. RIM. in new pvt home
nr. buslines. theater,,, shopping, center
90 min: o; G., 5 min; walk All. Hall; inner
spring mattress. CHI. 9161. -21
ROOMS UNFURNlSHED.
screened porch, private bath, shower
cleo grill. as one uni or divided 15'
-FOUR UNFURN. ROOMS, close to Claren
don CH 4hnS II
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ROOMS FURN.-Nothwest. Cont,

FoxHALL VILLAGE. 441e que st...For
refined M settlea tlsa lady. Sunday breakfast;
s$$$sss N n 81. Pas Ns.w.-one employed man r0 to
share with another, man, nicely furn. rm..
twin beds. next to bath: convenient trans
PSftsslHn PSfs fIL1NoIs III A7fEeentleman; large
asss g'4sS 4S.G sP Swflsn "a t5aa pedrm lsn
n fHP. sHs aS H'nfs EM Mf09@sstss 4sss
Ers eHAsE sn bsds 4 % from 1ST ssSn soRa
sGSe s1SGEE MasR RooM, eestle,n.n, easa Govt emp
private family; gdsa excellent bus service; sso
I4se FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-Large front
room. clean, quiet. for couple or men;
ssi4 = ea's NV RsF HAN HxMrsa}RE RR Ave Apt
Furn. room for. young lady; un1m; phone;
Goop e9 sISGH FRoST s RooM uam
line and bus by door. Refined employed
lady or gentleman. SIS per wk. MI. 6714'
1888 PARK ROAD N.w.-Beautiful, lge.
YGTnE men aenv,en and TIFF ss as
men s1a 81 per a' mo. s"5se cav s25s5e for Place
IN drnk,ne d9uSle E9 ER d0T fer man. So per Wk' no
1919 18th ST. N.w.-single rm for empl.
person. Close to. restaurants. transp.
gnlim phone, laund; priyil. s35. Ho, 406,1:
GtEoRGETOWN-3127 st: NV; Nicely
hot waters End f.. next to bath; couple
ss s5 TAsRaGuT +? sF mo I7s double
trans fsnsp Dryne si reeR Rsh Ex Tn oss sSs
iis3 NEWTON 81. Nv, NV APT. Apt. a1-Warm
room in apt, kit. privil with possibility of
having rooms and semipvt. bath later.
Hat iaao AXE kENNEDa Ri4; ST. N,w-Loyely sleep,
ing rooms. singles, dbls;, triples. $500
PEI "a gfT Ra Front $685. sss for
WITH With % lady; Ses $40 % Vacant on March hnAIsa 1st
IA daoo 71s6 6. after s1 ~, pm; . -15
refined gentleman, convenient location;
i.s s' MADISON ST. N.w.-Young man tc
'front.' rm;;, next to ba tn; twin beds; privote.
eornert c,oan co.T GE. ;s 34s1, o I6'
share share attrac obie. rn,. with Nth another girl: IL
maid service; bus at door. HO. 1900.
DUjPoNIT CIRCLE. 1850 Church st. NV
LSt L9e front front rn for gentleman; pvt. home;
X BLK. OFF MT. PLEASANT carline-
PIP 10th st. n.w.-Newly decorated home;
pvt. bath, S45 per mo-; suite for l or ::
consisting of liv. rm.. master tWin-bed
rm., pvt. bath, 500 per mo. DU. 6577.
1892 21st ST. N.W.--Suite of rooms, pri-
yate bath; l man only, Army officer pre-
ss 5sssBsd b 9sSy
location. gentleman; shown by appoint
asPf' sSof kA2ohkAaA AZ; Ram RD. Nw.-club lube for
leges. conveniently located; $50 per month
- -16
Evening star., 1947-02-15

makes and sizes, &C. and dc; househoid
immed, INN Sple del. 1878 i4th st. NV. DE. 1910.
REFRIGERATOR. croslev shelvador. apt.
hauled and in 1st-class cond. throughout;
SO cash Apply 80 Eye st. NV, or call
5sE IT sI.ss gsIT s:o5 york 81 7sss
ssse"i gas, ike % new: ss5: russ dark brown,
gHaI gRHEaFIRffGRRAToRs. fGf eAA 6rand-new, Bran @ natona!Iy
sfSsEtisfa SFfEzNcE RSD1o Co. 44S5 Ssp
iRsf2arR1GERAToR hi s1 M Or 1a4e westinghouse cleo
HErFSFaah1SF fes6RdoSsd e5RsdsE ssf':aS5
REFRIGERAToRs: reach77iin. for kitchens:
l-year free maintenance service BUSH D
zENTl Gil 567S. Frigidaires-saleS ssnd
!sa1 S8Egs Sga a;S zrNTz "
REFRRfGEiRAToR, Frigidaire. 41s Gu. It.;
3-pc. liv. rm. suite Premier Duplex
EEFRnGfksToR, EaaRRR sissns y att Kelvinator oPsr
ating condition, needs some repair: SO.
REEFRTGiE;iRAroR. Kelvinator. 4ls Gu it;
new motor, $50. Call EN-. 2372. 10.
REFRIGERATOR, SerVeL Gu. IT.: De-
tEqit Jewel range excellent condition,
RME1FRsi2GERAroR M1 s2af ELECrRoLux, perfect
SsFFRIGhRaToR s21FfiGGnR EG6 ses1 neR ever Norss RA
used 3 months; S195. Call ordway la47
REFRIGERAToRS-E 5 GU: ft.,
excel appearance, S115; also Gu. #, &
Gu It Reasonable. DI. 6a77.
REFRIGERATOR, Norge. cleo; good con-
dition; & cubic feet: 500. LU. 1929. lie
ROAD ROLLER, Ferguson Tandem. ia
ton, pneumatic tires for fast hauling,
practically new Call WI. 1858. is
ROCKING CHAIR. with arms mahogany
upholstered back and seat. excellent con-
dition: S25 Tel Adams 6097.
ROGERS SILVERWARE, crystal glass ware
and Fiesta china, kit. utensils, lamps. misc
bric-a-brac. Call GE. 1000, Ext. 395- liz
RUG-Fine. Kirman, SXlo: floral design
on rose BACKGROUND; best acceptable offer
appraised 5000. OR 4217. --16
hug, new luxurious white fur. deep pile
Imported, consider best offer, size 13xl5
obart S035. 1s'
Evening star., 1947-01-16

Nick Phillips, fiery and popular
center, today was invited to join the
Washington Lions as they pointed
for their Eastern Hockey League
match with the Baltimore Clippers
at Uline Arena tomorrow night.
Coach Jack Riley believes that
Phillips. a scoring sensation with
the Lions two seasons ago and
spirited team player last year despite
a scoring slump, we'll might prove
valuable to The Lions, who have
dropped their last four starts to the
New York Rovers and who were
routed by the league leaders here
last Tuesday night, 9-5.
Riley today expressed complete
dissatisfaction over the Lions i'm
potency against New York Tuesday,
but admitted that jolts and bruises,
suffered in week end matches with
the Clippers last week end were, in
some measure, responsible for this
let-doWn.
Walter Babey. Washington's
speedy winger, suffered a fractured
jaw when struck in the face as the
Lions defeated the Clippers here
last Friday night. And Riley, Jimmy
Evening star., 1947-01-16
PGA Stars in Coast Golf
Overlook Metz Incident,
BY the Associoted Press

RICHMOND, Calf, Jan. 16.-Dick
Metz, golf pro who made the head
lines last week during the Bing
Crosby tournament at Pebble Beach
when he delivered a punch to the
face of Fred Corcoran, tournament
bureau manager of the PGA, is not
in the Richmond meet starting to-
day. Metz, telegraphed his regrets
to the tournament management,
giving business reasons for his fall
ure to appear.
He said he expected to 60 to
Phoenix, Ariz., to prepare for the
tournament there next week.
Members of the PGA held a meet
ing here last night, but took no
disciplinary action against Metz for
striking Corcoran. Corcoran, who
attended the meeting, previously
had said the incident was closed"
so far as he was concerned.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. *A-2I
New Bonus Code for Baseball
Awaits Approval by Minors

for a bonus If the aggregate amount
or value exceeds $4,000 for a major
league club, $4,000 for Glass AAA
club, $1,000 Glass AA, $2,500 Glass
LA, $4,000 Class A, $500 Glass B,
81, 200 Glass c, $500 Glass D and $500
Class E.
No bonus players contract shall
be assigned outright to club OF
lower classification unless waivers
first have been obtained in the
assignor clubs league Or leagues.
and no such waiver requests shall
be withdrawn.
Penalties for violation:
The player shall be made free
agent: the violating club and all
clubs affiliated with it may not con-
tract with the player for three
years; the violating club shall be
fined $4,000 if a major league Or
ganization, or 81 900 if of minor
league classification, and the club
officer who participates in the illegal
transaction shall be fined $500.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
Flynn After Revenge
In Bout With Bivins;
Cannon on UIine Bill

Jimmy Bivins, an 8-to-1 choice
in his last start against Johnny
Flynn, will be no better than a
7-to-5 favorite tonight against the
Rochester IN. " fighter in the 10
round feature of the boxing show at
Uline Arena.
Sharing the spotlight with these
big fellows will be Joe Cannon, the
Districts National AAU welter-
weight champion in 1914, who re-
turns to the local wars a 49,
FOUNDER against Luther Mcmillan,
a club fighter who has fought in
Madison Square Garden.
Flynn was European theater op-
erations heavyweight champion and
Cannon both European and Medi-
terranean theater operations light
heavyweight king during the recent
war.
Bivins had rolled up II victories
when he entered his last battle with
Flynn at the Cleveland arena in
February of 1945. Flynn knocked
down and almost finished the Cleve-
land Negro before dropping a close
decision.
Flynn is convinced that Bivins
has skidded several notches below
his 1945 form and cites losses to
Ezzard Charles, Lee @. Murray and
Joe Walcott the past year to estab-
lish this point.
Bivins has gone undefeated in
four previous starts locally. He
knocked out Herbert Marshall
Georgia Parks and Buddy Scott and
won on decision from Yancey Henry.
Six FOUNDERS tonight find AL Ed
wards paired with Joe Haywood of
New York and Joe Cheshul meeting
Al Spaulding. Billy Lanham and AL
Davis, heavies, open with a four.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
BrookIond Maintains Hot Pace
In Ladies' District Pin Loop

Jessie Keith's 1877 and BIT were
the big blows as Rosslyn took two
from Mount Rainier. Marguerite
McDermott bowled 142 and 370 for
Mount Rainier.
Greenway whitewashed Lucky
Strike to increase it's lead in Ladies
Minor District to two games over
Temple when the Northeasters
dropped a game to Spillway. Mabel
Ohge led Greenway with 345. Agnes
Collins posted 331 for Temple and
Mary Kenlon's 143 and 331 were
high for Spillway.
Marie Boyd rolled 333 at Fort
Davis tripped Colonial Village, I'll.
Clarendon whipped Takoma in the
odd game with Polly Feltner's 334
high. Elizabeth Robinson raped
out 337 for Takonla
Evening star., 1947-01-16
LA Fond Drives Cards
lin Training for Ring
Go With Kings Point

If stamina and better pacing will
beat Kings Point ringmen for Cath
olic University Saturday night at
Brookland, the Cardinals are in.
Coach Eddie La Fond has been
driving them like a taskmaster the
last two days with these objectives
in mind and believes his team will
show improvement.
"Our boys showed their inexperi-
ence by starting in high gear
against Miami and only fighting
hearts kept some Of them going.
They should have started slower,
gradually speeded up and should
have been ready to 60 the final
round at top speed. That was
Miami's strategy and it helped. But
we're green team
The Cardinal coach is confident
his team will do better Saturday.
He feels that you've got to be well
above par, physically, to stand up
to any service team, because strict
military discipline keeps the latter
in the pink. The only antidote for
a civilian team, La Fond says, Is
plenty of road work and long hours
in the gym.
G. U. supporters hopes scared to-
DAY with the announcement that
Heavyweight Bernie Cody and 1885,
FOUNDER Capt. Gus Gersin will be
ready for the Kings Point match.
Cody is just rounding into shape,
while Gersin missed the curtain
raiser because of illness.
John Mcdonald, who made a
great stand against Leo Houck, al
Evening star., 1947-01-16
King Pin Bow|ers Win
Over Ice Palace 10
Maintain Loop Lead
By Ben McAlwee

With the seasons second highest
score of 1879 bowled here this sea-
son, King Pin overpowered a fight
ing Chevy Chase Ice Palace quint
that went down swinging in the odd
game last night at King Pin with a
count of 1914. The 81 win en-
able King Pin to maintain its one
game lead in the Mems Major Dis
trict League over Rosslyn and Hi
Skor.
Led by Billy Towles' 161-428 and
Lindsey Stott,s 1913, King Pin
won the first skirmish, 669 to 627
After deadlocking with GAL scores,
Ice Palace annexed the middle tilt
on the rolloff. King Pin won the
final, 669 to GAG. Dick Townsend's
1880 and Bill Kings 144-39e
were best for Ice Palace. King
Pins 1879 was 25 pins shy Of its
own record season mark OF 1904
rolled several months ago.
Rosslyn stayed at the heels of the
pace settlers with 2-1. win from
Brookland. Lou jenkins 161 and
Cletus Pannell's 1893 led as the win
ners counted $50 and 1856.
Hi-Skor swept College Park to
move back into a second-place tie
with Rosslyn. Marty Alexanders
400 and Bill Buckner's 1872 sparked
the shutout. Jack Talbert's 382
helped Boulevard whip Clarendon,
2-1. Johnny Ressa fired $50 and 800
as Bethesda Bowling Center nicked
Lucky Strike, 2-1, by winning the
first game by one pin.
Julie Singer, in leading Green
ways 81 decision over Colonial
Village with 434, boosted his top
average to 1928. His mark for 81
games is 18 pins higher than the
leagues all-time record of 1926,
established by Bob Miciotto last
season.
In the Mems District Minor
League matches Spillway took the
odd one from Petworth with Wally
Sain, team captain, firing 141 and
410. Waldorf Reeds 395 was high
for Petworth. Arcadia won two
from Temple with Pete Places 366
high.
yGreenway won the final two games
from Fort Davis after dropping the
first tilt on a rolloff. Ed VOLTS 143
and 400 were high for the victor.
Rapping out top scores of ITO and
424, H. A. Wilson helped Silver
Spring take two from Clarendon.
Jack Barkley clouted 1856 and 376 for
Clarendon.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
Navy Wants Irish TILT
Played in Midwest
ey the Associoted Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Jan. 16.-With
no communication from Notre Dame
on any shift of the Irish-Navy
game to New York, the Naval Acad-
emy was hoping today that the an
nual grid clash would take place
somewhere in the Midwest.
This view was expressed by Capt.
Edmund B. Taylor, Navy athletic
director, taking cognizance of re-
ports the 1947 tilt might be switched
to Yankee Stadium in New York.
Taylor said the site of this years
game hasn't been determined, as
far as he knows. Notre Dame will
be host team.
Asserting that no communica-
tions from Notre Dame had been
received at the academy regarding
the site, Taylor said, GAS far as we
are concerned, we would prefer
that it be played in the Middle
West"
Cleveland has. been the site for the
last several years when Notre Dame
was the host team.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
Nation S Leading Pros
Seeking $4,000 POT
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Calf, Jan. 16.--
Leading golfers of the Nation, with
few top-fight players missing. tee
off today in the first round of the
72-hole $4,000 Richmond Open
tournament.
Favorites as the 1853 qualifers
took off in the chase for the top
money prize of $500 included such
big names as United States Open
Champion Lloyd Mangrum, PGA
titleholder and leading money win
ner, Ben Hogan, and two former
PGA national bosses. Vic Ghezzi
and Bob Hamilton.
The defending champion, Tony
Penna, of Cincinnati, whose $50 won
last year, could not be counted out,
although the experts believed his
score would be bettered this time
and by some other sharpshooter.
Other solid contenders included
Harold jug" McSpaden of San
ford, Me, who turned in practice
round Of IS yesterday, his best effort
in some time. He set the course rec
ord of 81 last year. Par for the
Richmond course Is II.
McSpaden's top game could be
considered no better, however, than
such contestants as Jimmy Demaret
of Houston, Tex, former National
Open kingpin; Lawson Little of
Monterey, Calf; Ed "Porky' Oh
iver of Wilmington, Del: Jim Fer
rier of Chicago and Charles Cong
don of Tacoma, Wash.
Two internationalists were Dai
Rees of London and Charles Ward
of Birmingham, England, both stout
men on the links.
The amateurs were led by two
time former National Champion
Marvin Bud Ward of Spokane,
Wash; Skee Riegel of Glendale,
Calf, medalist in the 1916 National
Amateur, and Frank Stranahan of
Hhio
Evening star., 1947-01-16

In Ladies' Major District Duck
pin League matches last night,
pacesetting Brookland Recreation
trimmed fourth-place King Pin, 2-1,
while second-place College Park
beat third-place Hi-Skor by a SIM
liar margin. Brookland leads Col
lege Park by three games. Lillian
Carleton's 345 led Brookland, while
Caroline Hiser headed the College
Park by three games. Lillian Carle-
tons 345 led Brookland, while
Caroline Hiser headed the College
Park win with 152 and 406. Ruth
Di Misa's 159 and Catherine Quig-
ley's 1856 were best for Hi-Skor.
Chevy Chase Ice Palace was 2-1
victor over Silver Spring, with Julia
Young leading with 351. Lafayette
trimmed Fetworth, 81.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
Howard u. Rifle Club
Receives Its Charter

Howard University Rifle Club has
been granted National Rifle Asso-
citation club charter, it was an
nounced today. Membership in the
new club is open to any Howard
undergraduate
Capt. Lucius E. Young is instruc-
tor. Officers are: Kenneth Ellis
president; James Montgomery, vice
president: Kenneth Butterfeld, ex-
ecutive officer; Cornelius Mckenzie,
secretary, and William Miller, treas