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Evening star., 1947-10-18

REFRIGERATOR,
excel. cond.. S75.
REFRIGERAToR,
reconditioned, qua
owner. TR. 703a
REFRIGERATOR,
good condition, 81
REFRIGERATOR.
good condition, $
REFRIGER4ToR,
SIS; apt. size gal
REFRIGERATOR,
it., perfect, very
REFRIGERATOR,
Union 1892.
REFRIGERATOR,
aire, 7 Gu. ft.;
offer 2Ol7 Perry
REFRIGERATOR,
cond.; S65. LU.
REFRIGERATOR,
feet cond.; any
sidered, after in
1929 Goth st. SO.
REFRIGERATOR,
condition. $50. 9
REFRIGERATOR,
good cond.; S110.
REFRIGERATORs
tor, GEs, yariou
livery: reconditio
new WESTINGHOUSE
AND SERVICE,
Ii. 2545, Ii. g.
RESTAURANT EQ1
ice Box. 6x3xS:
Point Frilator, pr,
wagon, 5 plate sill
pots, at half pric
RUG, Oriental, 81.
in- beautiful colo
dition, with Ozite
RUG, leaf green,
pad; excel. cond.i
RUG, Administer,
jestic cabinet radi,
Evening star., 1947-10-18
REPAlRs AND sERv,cEs (cor,.,

NhND SSNNtS6S NSoU1.ts
IoapHkRbAoIlf II5aE HHERAIfsi "a .sSE , EuaFanteed. NJ J.
STihAsH LIRE REMOVAL. monthly rate as low as
n; ess1,iy espsa1,iy service. ROBERT coRBIN.
fXpEWRiTERs cleaned, oiled and adjusted dust
TYPEWRIfIR CO. s1s i4th NM nv. UNITED
UPhOLSTEkING sofa and chair, $40 80
sompi.' Ieupholstered; nne fabrics. DI.
3os7. Our interior decorators will esti-
mate. NEW YORK UPHOISTERING co,
ASC, o17 ut. NV, 80 yrs. ut the same
HPHoLsTERNa AND cANE1Na done by
blind and Handicapped. Guaranteed. Rea-
sonabls price. MI. $3.50. 1882 You ST.
MiAkr MASk ssnAsss SsssIsss and ~, gsssssssrns
WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED-An
naax.ss maxes. a.po months snasantse. 4sshoyr
WASHING. MACHINE and refgr. repair
gusr. ACME RAD1o% % 4 ApPIIANcE PEI tSs CO..
WATERPRoofING, T ali kinds; G have az : your your
eRa1ssmsnt R1srsT TatsrpToofed nov; cement work
WINDOW GLASS Installed in new and old
estimate. sSS sssES ass Sss's Co. d
NEED A PORCH. Brick work in need Of
repairs? Any kind Of brick, glass block
end cinder block work done. Call GE. 1s43
NEED NJ e'.aBfSiiN AbDiTioNAL sleeping rooms3 Your
rooms Immediately. Cash is not REQUIRED
terms as low as $3.50 per mo. Call RE.
345a for estimate. 30
Evening star., 1947-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, .typewriters, calcu-
lators. once equip, all kinds; top price
1HpSR 1iS n 7a sun S1 49s' eaca
sHSi R1Ssh co SIS II i4h
ANTIQUES = Furniture, china, glass.
pay your price. CHI. $500; evenings. CHI.
asNs1T11auEs-rurnisurs, AZ bric-a-Drac, china.
giasfvare, rugs, silverware,, paintings;
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY.
BATH si.H fT8s. SIs BASINS. SINKS. toilets. radi-
vino WindoWs p1p'' n Phone NV. W $3.50. am to
BEDROOM, si'a dining dining room or contents Of
age. ia. s937; after Z pm, aE. 1915.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites.
living room pieces. rugs, gas ranges and
o1ee viii psy hiahsst POSSIBLE prees No
ssssS S$. s %s ssADx; S1; "a; Ss$o; .' :, ~ 'sA a
Pssssli sooR srose ase 7si s ssh st. Ra1a NE $685.
CAMERAS all. movie equipment; al
afss's
opposite Dept: Of Justice. RE 2434:
RRA Rasax sxcaaNg eSlGs 1ai6 new York ave- a%
CAMERAS soe,, ssn1srs len;ss AZ
EXCHANGE. I4iJ New York ave: NV.
.s sssRs sisss 'i's ia t.! $'s g.
cHA1ks ss sns 9ssn for % anns sa
pieces ara rug IoxIo. Elm. 7s7o. 81
and discarded jeSeirs. Cash paid; ERNEsf
BURK, INC, 614 18th st. NV. DI. 2773.
DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD. diamond pocket
mond wsdding. rinss; other @ jsTsIry pyr;
JEWEIEY ~, sis III St, NV:
en aso mapie shest Of 0e dravsrs saaSs
81 hsi sSs LE7Et I and transit PSsn.
fuRNfTGRE. I'll HHH3RsE household goods Of ali Kinds.
china p5s-a6Ssc 76s GU E gass ashes cash
s'sssas' e aDts or cali NR
fGRNfTURE # and household effects Of the
oda pieces or entire home saao Please call
ssas ss between 'ss logon sae hsss'
FGRN..House, apis. or single pcs; top
cash: prompt removal; 1--WE do movins).
ss.sy:s: ssss! 9 !s sss ;s&s So
fgRN1TunEMWi FUN ia fyenhnS buy entire contents or
odd pieces; best cash prices: buying and
HopWooDs. sth and K sts. n.w.' ME.
fURNIrURE-Mahogany dining ROOM bed
room; secretary, odd chests dressers, etc.
aoLDHsr.ns o1 your Ole gold. silver. Dl.tins
tseie RAHN e s5 ,.sFs at es fasa
JoINTER. .12 in: or IA in, roundhead; also
iss ssss snd JsGB s2H5 s|foR "a
sa:h i prices Ro Rsid; osdg HILL BROTHERS aS4s
5LD.FAsaIoSEp d FASH e PICTURE frames. clocks.
fsansgr; Soua for 'an aa,n En- IT, 4ae5 s0 antiques
ea as1sss 'sSh nHs 's
iiisS fSq SsrissiE 81 Ss4S to buy for
apt. upright spinet or sTand piano. 81.
riANos. grand. upright. sp,net o. apt.
sfasoy SRI sk, kk,ASTtD-coLonrAI sSStt PIANO CO.
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types;
Eie. ps:sns ~ s RE sussSo' soo RE- sY
or motor. Call Oliver S5s4.
SHAWL, Paisley; state size, condition and
price. Apt. l, 373 N. Glebe rd.. Arlington.
ssTovEs AND IcEBoxEs. ACME sToSvs
CO., 1011 7th Ct. NV. MA. s962.
Ui,c., Used ,c.d cLoTHNG mems; q hishest Sssa
Grade Of household fur.
$500: eyeninEs. GE. 6447. 47.
Continued on Next Psss.)
Evening star., 1947-10-18
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, porches, sarases. repairing,
remodeling, storm fronts, storm sash. COM
Rtso ms r. 5ss4 e9gso of PH ssS
ADDITIONS, remodelins. carpentry, plumb
Haiti 8 Sasz as*a co sss'i h t. ~
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs and paving; quail
.ty work at reasonable prices. FAIRFAX
DRIVES CO, FA: 14s4, Elmwood 621.
ASPHALT PAVING of drivewass. service
ssIass 's For 'hs free 'sssss Sess
sRsY2ANr, NATIONAL. JAN1rRoL sasSfired
sSrse s years ' to pay through PHA III. zsss.
BUnDER-oeneral repairs Of all kinds
BARS and recreation rooms specially
GsH aE si ssiR7-seoNrRAcroR z Recreation ass
rooms, in knotty pine. celotex or nuwood
sHssae W. 7oss; evss, sspss * 1855 SoSs IS qtyS'
CoNCRETE-cementw work. footinss. drive
ways, porches, bsmt. floors, steps, re-
aR ssiRs x xf'; $ssa "a or 'Pf r. Ssfs
chain link: immediate Sdi erection. % CARPENTRY.
eoncrste work. work. Terms. NJ ". FENCE
GR aRAf2NG%oii III o1ssi furnaces and oil burners,
summer and winter domestic hookup; ex-
!s ssaf T. as gay s1s SEsVaE
aoME aoSsi Al AND SooSi oeoSSiMMERo1AL improvement
Installed. Rear porchss inclosed: Base: s
ments converted to- apts. Asbestos and
Inselbric siding apllied; Financing ar; ar;
iGSos 81; r. sEsyiicz.rssn,ns zISsi eu. tn. e...
laying. sanding. finishing: cleaning, par.
| SSss ai'fs d aias: sfs H'sSs
REMODEL YOUR KITCHEN Now-1m-
ss ssSn.t. sns IF new ,ss,sss Msd s.s
..P,. .k xs eSH.5ss %opfRN for HeMh snte 9
Conn. ave. NV, MA. 671O.
HYATTsvILLE CONTRACTING Co.-Roof-
aii work 'gusranteed: no down payment;
loT me monthlly terms: For free estimate,
Sh oosrsAeFNe stsTstons Coo socfnE
painting, all home improvements. Free
estimates. terms. Virginia work only. -23
PAINTING. PAPERING, plasterins, floor re-
ARTcRArr DEcoRAToRs. IA. e35I.wso
FORD DECORATING Co.-Phone LU. 6b42,
GE. 1430. Interior and exterior decorating,
general repairing. papering and painting;
free n e n9 JOB too small SS2 1:h
NEED ADDITIONAL sleeping rooms? Your
attic can ;aa be converted into attractive
terms term as as low as $3.50 per mo. Call Re.
WE WILL BUILD you = recreation rm. o,
WodeEniTe your kit. for you. Call PAsKoW,
No. i CoLoRED PAINTER, desires paint
ing jobs, interior and exterior; airplane
quality at submarine prices; references
furnished; 80 yrs. experience. AID. 4o4l.
Evening star., 1947-10-18


mag1lfylns q gH h S1ss glass sls. Cali MIR. TRoM
s5ss Sssh Ss lJ gel Ds% lynn :Ssd sss %5
5000. Cali IA. $500 until 8 pm.
soI. soLo'yox ma s,sct,s o5gan LIST
sT0KERSAutomatic Iron Fireman, model
R-30-long., capacity 1900 feet and fur
aass iet s'es@ tdsss 81 asiS
sToKER' ste b bin ID feed with ash remover, like
aiS sToRE EA riHxz7TsGnEscomDl.s. Hz7s ..,s:selsie.
store fixtures. meat cases, dairy boxes,
reach-in retrisefstors walk-in coolers,
s' i7es coamsis soHnnsis ada rd. seeIS co oses. o
STORE FIxTUREs-so foot row of display
best offer. WA. 4196. -21
sTovEs-oil pot type. coal. kerosene,
CO.. id SICK S a'' St s'fssy
seaatss Mssprneu'e ss 4s sse,ss IN
sfoyHE' H1As ssbia.t sssosssss si stove. win ns..
rooms asin' almost .1s new; I've electric washins
Gs c Il Peu@s s5 aRS BAR Trsnss rd nW very
STUDIO COUCHEs.. twin, like new. custom
made. made. brown upholstery slip c9ysIs yaa and nd
SUIT, brown. blue stripe, almost new, size
.issr q: $50 $50 pm pm: M MHA. 1921, Ssi ~" s~0: s-is
SUITS, size 81, fine English cloth; one
cavalry twill and one sharkskin; one
camers hair sport coat and one tuxedo;
good condition; very reasonable. ia. 1888.
EslsphSss dssfs. hat and and shoe e.bIaass.
TABLE. CHAIRS wood. slue-gh..e
enamel top, year old. cheap. co. 1859:
1912 Vernon st. NV, Apt. 33, after
or all day Sunday. -l9
TANKS FOR TRUCKS. complete, nrst-class
condition, 800 gai., ZOO gal, 1,700 gal;
very reasonable. Gall at 6226 Blair rd.
tricycle., excellent condition.. Duncan
Phyfe sofa; tuxedo suit, size 36, single,
breasted. satin lapeIs. WI. 2062. -19
cs EHnRsf MR BENTLkY. dsT hs.A TA. s1a4 % %Honds5.
TROMBONE. viii sacrifice. .c.il ,SH.
ifEaGfMPEr. super olds. in ssod copd,-
ton; also ! Selmer tenor saxophone, bal.
anced action, slightly used. See RAY
TRISCARI or MITCH MEINIC Of the
Gene Krupa Band, stage entrance, Capitol
Theater. ~
Evening star., 1947-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION. Wurlitzer, l2o, bass. fun size,
latest model. complete with case. like new;
afhse AK c6MfRfssoKs He ESQ M T. Sse4 = and i s sp
electric; l, 3 and h:p. gasoline: com
PAs Pss paint Ans spray KAspWRE adypnsH co. 315
AR sse dea for s0ee Service Sta
on Or nsn mao sho6 5n S0 Rhes1 hose sSs Ssn W.
Air COMPRESSOR. Kellos, like new. wv With
ss note5 eeata4y revsrsss 's sssn oai se
af Air 00eei 0oeeoiNp1r1oNERs-Model F. -ig Bro
ca. or $1,000 for lot. Delivered at present
F1REEg + iasRsessa SE e5as tasre Telephone No MSs
ANDIRONs, everything for the fireplace:
low cost. Open Saturday. 3o32 M ST. NV.
ANTIQUE Georgia sterling silver ToS oSen
MIS- lsha sft e. hS Ssn'; Sao0
aff ANffouE ias Rfi ersinsi Victorian corner What
not perfect condition. Call OIL. 11S7.
ANTIQUES maple chairs, $40; 2 single
6sds ss5 ea a,0M oyal wslnYt ANY table
ANTIQUE Empire mahogany sideboard,
about 1885, in good condition. See MRS.
RAY1 RAT1aulspdsts lo ST iron NV with double horse
afas fs1RssS sssand sssR R5s'sEs
ANTioUES-Furniture, glass. china. relics;
S25.ss75; wash stands. ,S22. $40; tables,
ogsa i.S s, ST. and ~ ssn ARiiMdToS i
4UG hUas do%nfosn ss1Sss from g. C. Fort MyeF 10 p
ANTIoUES-Two desk chairs, petit point
and Tyre back S15 ea walnut cosktai
be bsse nesy pesf eh9 hS ss sus salSso
stored eesasional sss1' shair' antique mahos.
ASFfauE iisms i5e ssa IVES print Vide
historic tWssh. LeeJ. After Pm, EM.
ANTIQUE ORIENTAL RUG, runner and
aPrhR tsss sb fhARs Ge 1899 per 5u pp
@ Dss sdsf R5ye ns to oef aas5sa tuTn Flint
On Layhill I'd. to End mail box on left. FL.
ARMY ENGINEER CHESTS, trunk type
new, lift top, metal bound ideal for stor-
age. tools etc. Desirable Sizes. choice
$3.50 Also surplus H;rh hardTsre yn and paints Int,
Connecticut ave-, Chevy Chase, Nd, daily
BABY CARRIAGE, basinsste; both in sood
baby scales, S.; car seat, SOC. Wo 1914.
BABY CARRIAGE, twin, very good condi-
ton. $40; viii include twin Teeter-babes.
BABY hm CARRIAGE, sray. Built-Rite. prae-
tically new; reasonable. Warfield 2s55.
BABY CARRIAGE, Collier -Keyworth excel
lent cond. folding type, blue and grey.
Bai BAB2 F. CARRIAGE, Whitney steeromatic, mas
$2s; e1SSSsiisnt 1S,sls /, condition. Lawn mower.
BABY I oaHsE oAKk12aE, 2aaie stork Line with mat
tress, like new, $50. 6s2s standish dr.,
EASY cAksYAdE Ws.ney Ms co,apsible
waterproof pad, excellent condition; $25.
GA sabY Y6ea canRTxs9ooa Tat Se5 condition 2S sas
BABY CARRIAGES. Sa1. .e5; Thayer's ia
nous make. featuring. full spring con-
struction, chrome handle, self -oiling hubs,
sasf fq as Ct assssas
Also strollers from S13.95 to S22. .95. BER-
.vss s413 l4h St SrntS,. Dg Saa
BABY CRIBS, S22.95; maple fnish, all
steel spring, one drop-leaf. automatic lock:
also 20 other styles in stock. variously
priced. with adjustable springs Large
4th st. NV, DU. 3444. Open ewes. Juye-
hi Bssr rurntSEf afsH $685. se.saIns
solid maple construction. sliding, adjust
from sii. so to sYs.s5 sERdERss, SHs5a ssYfs s9fs
H!li sR fpFafs6s esss Others
356l Georgia ave. GE. 3311. Open
Evening star., 1947-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLD0zER WITH OPERATOR for hire:
excavating, grading and road building;
basement dug, land clearing. SH. 1859.
BULLDOZERS-Small bulldosers for light
grading and back filling. also large bull
dozers and trucks. TR. .779e. -26
waiting, grading, road building, land clear
ing. FA. 1264-J. "a
Evening star., 1947-10-18

S7s7S' Spen " tifi 3 nm ''h s'' ne, X
sale; Lying room. bedroom and dineStte
FGRNfT9RE-rrom I'll estates, auctions, ts etc.
eludes coil springs and inner-spring mat
s 81 sefs 6eds s5s suGs $780, e0asafs ao1y
P5y,e sad fst nnd sssiss
sssas sss g. S4ss ihfFs fS sss
Ssnus sg s swn ehss ssds sG sI 8 ses @sDs ses sa
.aneous. l745 L st. NV, RE. 1861, dali,
FgRSITGREwMr. and Mrs chest, an;
oiI roiiaway S97 beds, SIS: Is; Lawson loveseat
Ss5; wing chair, S65; unpainted book
cases. $40; 7-way. floor, lamp, s1495
son SON sofa in in bseesteils. si5o maple @ eon
$3.50; sofa bed, Se995; vanity bench. So
10-pe. dining room suite, S395; end tables
tables, $49.5Oi metal folding chairs, So
Sampson card tables, S3.95; Duncan Phyft
sofa. S11O;. sofa bed, leatherette, S75;
os s hSts sssss iai'
With 1nth iea iess, s54.s5 % Chenille Sedspreads
1925; vanity lamps, Ss5o each; H., drum L,
tess rops ffo SIS vice e sss sse'1n Fl xs
HOLSTERS AND INTERIOR DEcoRA
TORS, 1711 14th st. NV. Open ewes. til
10 Convenient terms arranged. AID. o471
FURNITURE-Bedroom red mahogany
good condition, twin bedsteads. $40 & e.
s sSss iiss nTssts snf homes a1'e cns ea W
FURNrTURE-Going out Of business. mus
| vacate Jan. /; $4,000 worth of smart
brand furn. for every room; must b,
sacrificed below cost, immed.; all sale.
| for cash only UNITED FURN. CO.. 11Ol
| 7th st. NV.
FURNITURE. household. refrigerator.. sew.
ing machine, Oriental rugs. crystal light.
ing fixtures. radio. Phone WI. $3.50.
FURNITURE-Beautyr mattress. spgs
anc NAH. bedstead. S45; duck feather
pillows; bed hoard; Madras rug. 80
FFUGRiNSfHTrU1RE-2-pc. modern living room
set, rug. floor lamp, RCA radiophont
| with table cabinet, 6-pc. oak dinette set
al only ". old; TE. 55o7. lie e.
3-piecs. lily. rm. suite, with slip covers
$50; Maytag washer $50: playpen witt
pad, 81 80: folding cot with mattress, S15
crib, S.. sP. 0275-M. 19'
Evening star., 1947-10-18

|
RsNTS "a = sPRxY Pfzs esSa easpme w. bla5dnew lsSd
metar Drstssor 1nd wd gan sns, with or without
sas!s s.ss 81 sugHs H55z s5ag osss
aosoasAfh 4H s5ea NJ REeoRRBsvletor, ooiam
and albums: popular and classical. sSeei
zso i|'ss ssos asas .2: z4fi
PHYSICIANS OFFICE FURNITURE ans
complete equipment; beautiful waiting room
lab. equipment and instruments, bargain
Cal DE. GAS mornings. is
rlANo, aas'. ,. AsEosonie On spine. a1a sonso.
turss Of % small srands and oHsiss upriaht; tHi iu
resonant tone. responsive action. dur.
ability and and eye appealing case dssisns
and prima vera finish. Exclusive at HUGO
MoRCH, .o25 g. NV
RASostS5sy 1d Msnossas ssa6 Sa5k Il sSnsee
vins rm Dtsah sate, ssS psle. maple ans
4HGsts ss f. Hed sve also y0Hh ph pd sfG5
PIANO, walnut Knabe baby grand. perfec
condition, $3.50. Wo. 1861. al
PIANO and Farnsworth radio, very good
condition. Call co. o2ss between 7 and
PIANO. i,:Il Knabe Misnopstte; nearly new
will sacrifice; also solid brass fireplace
seols ses consistis EM ss4 e. andir0n' screen snd
PIANO; Lesinston. sdas medium uDrisht. $50.
PIANO. III uprishs pSiS, Sanders q s.aymsn, ss5
SCOTS CAFETERIA, 709 18th st. NV.
PIANO, ANTIQUE museum piece. elaborated,
carved d pTosewood eass s:o square; made by
PIANO, brand-new Wurlitzer spinnette,
Ta1h mahogany ga Tood and white leather finish
PIANO. lses Kpabe. upright, peri. eona,,.
Gall Wo. 217e between liz only;-2o
toned q E e., real kaS buy. Call between snd
PIANO. Kimbail, consolette, purchased new
good iSSndtiosn Ssns q. ytl accept res
| PIANOS-We have the largest selection OF
rebuilt pianos In WASHINGTON; spiuets, con.
| soles, baby grands, s4-size and medium.
size uprishts; an tboroushly rebuilt. new.
COLONIAL. sPPIANo SHOP. 11o4 9th 81
PiSa-PoNG PING 70 & TABLE, figure skates. porch
fu.naitI,FEe FsftrissIstor sewing maehins S.,
items. household effects for quick cash sale
Inspect Sunday bet. 1.6 pm. 6313 Geor.
gia st.. Chevy Chase, Nd. --1y
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
THREE TILTS SET
AT YMCA TONIGHT

Three games for championship
of various divisions in the annual
YMCA Holiday Basketball tourn-
ament will be launched tonight
on the ''Y" hardwood.
eliminating a week of play, the
finals championship playoffs
will get underway Friday night.
Chestnut streets Bears will
claw into the Sunset Park schools
strong five at 7 o'clock with the
Beachcombers tangling with
Hemenway Immediately after the
initial game.
Feature of the night games will
be the $50 pound division which
will place a Leland quintet
against Winter Park.
Friday nights engagements will
be opened with a powerful five
of YMCA Indians competing
against the New Hanover high
school Jayvees.
In the unlimited division the
~ Hawks will meet the Five
Spades for the finale of the Holi-
day tourney.
Gold-bronze diamond shaped
awards with YMCA Champs OF
1947 and the weight division in
scribed on the back will be
awarded each player of the va
rious championship teams.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
Wolverines And Trojans
Hold Intensive Workout

spectators at the morning drill.
But he ma lie Broolside Park mo
mans land for the press during
the afternoon session.
At Santa Barbara, Southern
California, spent another rough
morning, going through two
hour defense scrimmage against
Michigan plays.
Bob Winslow, former Trojan
end and official scout for the
Pacific Coast Conference in the
midwest, directed the third team
in the intricate Wolverine for
nations. Winslow(, a member of
the Detroit Lions, has seen most
of MichigaA's games this sea-
son.
Although his players appeared
to BE- charging with vigor, Coach
Jeff Cravath wasn't satisfied at
the end of the workout.
Cravath gave his players Wed
nesday and Thursday off for the
holiday but scheduled another
double workout for Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
HUNTERS BEAT
MEAT HIGH PRICE
Lack OF Range, Rather
Than Sight Season For
MANY Misses

Hunters can beat the high
price of meat by straight shoot
ing only if they learn the simple
way to perform what has been
regarded as the mysterious rite
of sighting in their rifle, before
they draw a bead on buck.
Lack of knowledge of the range
at which a rifle is sighted in,
rather than lack of accuracy, is a
primary reason why hunters Of
ten miss game, say many expert
hunters.
A rifle can be sighted in to
permit accurate aim at only one
range. At any range other than
that for which the rifle is sight
ed in. sight adjustments must be
made. Since this is impracti-
cal under actual hunting condi-
tions, compensating allowances
must be made by holding under
or over the target. This allow
ance can be made only if the
hunter knows his sighting in
range.
In sightin gin his rifle, the
hunter should set up a target at
the range he expects to take his
game.
Bedding down his rifle on a
knapsack or a blanket roll, the
hunter takes careful aim, fires,
and then corrects the windage or
elevation setting of his sights.
The average hunter may need
several shots between each sight
adjustment.
With his rifle sighted in, the
hunter can then hold over or un-
der if his game appears at other
than his sighting in range.
AS an example, .3O-06 rifle
firing 180-grain bullet, sight
ed in at 200 yards, should be
held under 2 3-4 inches at 10C
yards, 2 IA inches at $50 yards
and held over 4 IL inches al
| $50 wards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
CLEVELAND BROWNS
DRAFT TEMPLETON

CLEVELAND, Dec. 23-W.p)-
The Cleveland Browns of the
All-America conference revealed
today that they have drafted
Dave Templeton, captain-elect of
the 1948 Ohio State football
team, but the star Buckeye guard
said he would not sign with the
pros next season.
Contacted at his home in Bed
ford, Ind, Templeton, who still
has another year of college eligi-
bility remaining, said:
81 told Coach Wes Fesler I'd
be back next season to play foot
ball for him and l will be back. :"
Coach Paul Brown of Cleve-
land confirmed that the club had
drafted Templeton, but said the
Browns had not offered him any
inducer. mt to turn professional
next season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
PENN STATE LIONS
ROLL INTO DALLAS.

DALLAS, Dec. 23-(P-Penn
States massive Nittany Lions
rolled into town today for their
New Years date with Southern
Methodist in the Cotton Bowl
with coach Bob Higgins hoping
for ga little luck" when his boys
battle the Southwest's standard
bearers.
Contrary to numerous reports
that Higgins had openly. express
ed confidence that his Lions
woul lick the Methodists, the
veteran coach said, 81 hope we
can give them a good game.
There were 40 players in the
equad that arrived almost two
hours late to be greeted in West
ern style by Cotton Bowl, city
and county officials and civic
leaders. With the group was Dean
Carl P. Schott of the Physical
Education department.
The Penn State club met the
train at Highland Park station,
Dallas surburb, where sheriff
Steve Guthrie "arrested' the
Penn State coaches on warrants
charging them with ''crossing a
state line without southern
accent" Higgins was taken into
Dallas in handouts.
Several hundred persons, head
ed by high school band, greet
ed the visitors at the station and
put on a round of speech-naking
The squad was whisked out to
the Dallas Naval Air Station for
workout this afternoon. Hig-
gins said there would be two
practice sessions daily. 'The
weather has been very bad at
state college, he said. "it has been
so cold we couldn't work. The
weather here is just right" 1t
was As degrees in Dallas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-24
NFLPennant
Tilt Sunday

CHICAGO, Dec %. --(P)- The
Chicago Cardinals are rated two
touchdown favorites over the
PA- ledelphia Eagles in their Ma
tional Football League title clash
here Sunday, Dut some ohseT~
vers are beginning to think the
Western Division champions
may be "resting' themselves
right into a prize upset.
The Cardinals, who defeated
the Eagles, 1921, in exhibition
play, and 1921 in league COM
petition, have been idle two
Weeks-ever since trimming the
Chicago Bears, 1921, for the
Western crown on Dec. IA. The
Eagles saw action last Sunday
with a 21-0 playoff decision over
the Pittsburgh Steelers for the
Eastern title.
Although the layoff permitted
some of the injured Cardinals a
much-needed mending period.
coach Jimmy Councilman may
encounter little difficulty in
bringing the Chicago eleven
back to a keen competitive edge.
The more gloomy fans point
out that the Steelers believed
they had an advantage over the
Eagles last Sunday because of a
two week respite after they
cllnched share of the eastern
diadem. The result was 21-0
Philadelphia victory over stiff
un-coordinated Steeler team.
There is lot at stake for both
cinderella" finalists. Be-
sides the $500 difference per man
between the winners and
losers share of the expected
Sl50,O00 gate, both clubs will be
battling for either's first league
title since the east-west divisions
were formed in 1888
The Cards won their last lea
sue championship in 1925, while
the Eagles haven't won in II
years Of league competition.
the Eagl-s will be carrying
ar esstern standard that has
dropped badly since the inter
sectional showdown started. The
Western champ has Won 10
times, including the last four
outings, starting with the
Chicago Bears in 1943 and fol-
lowed by the Green Bay Packers
in 1914, the former Cleveland
Rams (now Los Angeles) in l945
and the Bears again last season.