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Evening star., 1947-10-31
Barbara Stanwyck
Stars at Capitol
In Other Love-
By Harry Macarthur

"The Other Love-" which opened
Yesterday at the Capitol. seems to
have been designed principally to
show off Barbara Stanwyck as a
sort of latter-day Camille. 1t must
be admitted that she coughs con-
vincingly. She also operates on a
fairly high plane as clothes horse.
AS an actress, she is facile, able to
turn on an emotion at will, usually
hitting a point about midway be-
tween sincerity and soap opera.
Miss Stanwyck either has swung
wide or has been thrown a wild
curve by the script, though. She is
called upon in "The Other Love" to
play a concert pianist who seems
Evening star., 1947-10-31

impressions, particularly Of we'll
awash bar patron, should be familiar
to almost everyone by this time.
Others are the Bunin Puppets,
johnson and Owen, In a comedy
turn, and the Arthur Murray dane
ers. showing off new dance styles.
Evening star., 1947-10-31
ADJUSTMENTS

The Capitols stage show is head
lined by Steve Evans, whose comedy
Evening star., 1947-10-31
New Musical Duo

Familiarity breeds a music treat,
to, reverse the ancient adage. Danny
Kaye, starring in Samuel Goldwyn's
"A Song Is Born" has Benny Good
man as one of his film confreres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20
Business Groups
Six Associations
Meet This Week

Plans for a contest to select Mis-
Federation and Mrs. Federation vii
be discussed at the American Bust
ness Associations luncheon Thurs
day. The association will handle
the contest, which viii be held July
z during the Federation of Business
mems Association annual moonlight
cruise on the Potomac.
This weeks business calendar fol-
lows:
Monday.
Electric Motor Service Association
Dinner. Hamilton Hotel, $50 pm
Tuesday.
Northern Seventh Street Bust
nessmen's Association = Dinner
meeting, Chicken Hut, second floor
AT Eleventh street NV. $50 pm
Wednesday.
, Washington Retail Liquor Dealers
ciation-Ambassador Hotel.
pm.
Thursday.
American Business Association
Luncheon, Windsor Room, 1411 n
street NV, noon.
Northeast Businessmen's Associa-
ton - Hamilton National Bank,
Eighth and H streets NE, 8:15 pm.
Friday.
Maryland and Virginia Milk Pro-
ducers' Association, Board of Direc-
tors-1756 K street NV, 1880 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY,
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Cleanup, Paintup, Sweepup, Pickup!
Our Summertime Daylight Bill Delayed
By Jesse C. Suffer-
By Jesse c. Suffer-

Cleanup Washington Campaign and Trash Consciousness
Washinon annual cleanup washington
Board OF Trade through
Saturday The immediate
and Of the District Columbia attractive
and more healthfm, and to reduce hazards
Regardless of the of refuse material collected
of its be evauated educational
evident that the citizens problem
regular order that the community become trash conscious
The accumulation quantities material
homes and buildings entirely
occupants It needs just effort attention and inspire
the people with spirit Of competition cleaning their
their clean attractive dispose
their bottles all material
nearby vacant lots instead placing them containers to be
Division
adjacent unsg through should be
this campaign to rake material in piles and notify
City that be hauled
alleys and parks presents
problem The keeping of public clean and
daily weekly of the Refuse Division According
William Xanten superintendent OF the City Refuse DIVISION
streets clean 81 100000 This
half with little AS example he states
which made
thoughtless indifference of pedestrians
establishments litter the streets
having from their stores and sidewalks Signs
City business districts caution soekeep ana others
against sweeping their trash into the street.
letter published last Wednesday to
Uttered street problem and here quoted In part
because Of its special value: =.
careesness Of men and women IN the
of definite lack Of civic pride
appalling Northwest section where there are many large
small plenty
placed but sidewalks daily uttered Win
bottles candy wrappers Ice cream cones esc'
carefully tornup bits OF letters ana other mall
The Automobile Drivers Have Much Answer For Also
This morning both men and women
usually after the poman has made MS rounos
reading MAIL then tear letters etc. into small
cleaned the else
thrown some cherished lawn where the little pieces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

AUSTIN 1913 (Britishi sedan; low mileage;
ike new; Si,s9o .,,! Also 194 q European H,S
a U.s. rs AND AND, .EErs, new 1s47; i@med.-
ate delivery si s4,i e sa 81 d4 4s5' Can be
room finish: good tires, motor recently
hs ae Dc G a2e Aasf ss
fully equipped; radio, heater: Tlndshield
washer. etc; two-tone green; $4,000 miles;
sSo nF Must R g. Seem fs Is S e
stiIHesSs. 80, af 2.agYs5; radio and hssssr:
lSas sai ia4s u 4 df4i same body style
6xnss of HfANNus, w ss$s, : ASs s l.sn,rs,
s aSiA repairs pair: sIoo. si4s Ws0mins ave.
Brlck Century sedan .. excellent snd con fop
H E9h3s si, !ss f4a s5th st. ne, AT $3.50
BUICK 1871 4dr special pestsst c insiae
Ie $k5; sl PsFs Nd. s.. ssls a0s s,,u u
a seh ls4 b.c lss snd sbss m ds
age 1000; So, 400. Gail Wo. 1888. go
BUICK la4l CT .4-dr. sedan: +. and B x
SO2 g % Sfil O aver s ueae Il e5ss.
BUICK 1897 maroon sedanette; $500
S @isS; p pN s sa $4,000 or best offer
read car; $5a5. A AND s MOTOR SALES,
eompl: equip, immaculate; ss.7a5 or
best best, ofier under. Elk. 424e. days; Gil.
BUICK ia4i super 4-door sedan; =. and
h; excel cond.: S1,345 BILL MOTOR
SALES, 64l9 Georsia ave. GE. os5l
BUICK 1870 coupe: party leaving city
will sell for 81 90 and Ford coupe for
$500 WI 3I66
BUICK 1910 4:door sedan; black; in sood
s sP6so Cali &C. 5fw 76 5i5ss' F'0'0' hsa
BUICK l941 4-door sedan: excel. motor:
very good part, . brand-new tires. others
good: heater. new seat covers; private
party; need money will sell for sl:a69'.
BUICK 1890 sp. 4-dr. sedan, T, and h.;
excellent ccnd; very clean; S1,450. 5000
Branch ave. Sc Spruce 04o9.
BUICK 1a4I convertible Special coupe; new
tires, good mechanical condition: $500
must see to appreciate. Sunday, TIE. 1854
alter 8 pm. weekdays.
comfortable 90 dependable tranSperta I5s1
BUICK 1887 4-dr. sedan: motor excel
lent, new tires and battery. transmits
sion requires repairs; as is $3.50. Call
BuicK 1889 Century 4-door: engine over
hauled; new clutch, battery; needs body
sss ss sstts5 e sa
RivsEdais Hts. ON. asss, MoNTAEo.
40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20
AUTOMOBILES WANTEp.

INDIVIDUAL WANTS CLEAN 1888 to .1941
Dodge, Chevrolet Plymouth or Ford; all
G Nhn ~ dsasrs psa4ses 60 Vii hSS NV fai9
PETEhANS - Position requires immediate
purchase Of dependable used car prefer
Ford, Chevrolet or Plymouth; will pay all
cash. wO. 025o. -25
ANY MODEL or make, 1899 or newer,
needed By veteran for work; all cash: Call
E s.:s AsH 81 s1ssn
LET Us BID on your old car; IN MAN Nh Z.
Nv Phone No 1887. Used car dealers
CHEVROLET. Buick. Ford or any make
s eed e esT badg bay CASH Ap
FORD. Plymouth, Chevrolet; pon 1ts Q.
pay al cash. Cali OR. 3345 s to . I'm.
FORD. CHEVROLET, Plymouth. Pontiac.
to pay nigh price for good car. TR.. a535.
PONTIAC wANTED-we will pay the high
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. r. /. ave at
S S9ie Il Iii: "a sab will nay the
safnfal sash suTo A an any sns Il
F FYshM ii ff w A fas4 will pay tn.
h ngl Ssh DELE. d2llsrs; my year any model
FORDs WANTED-ws vim pay the highest
We aSs. Salts ri ave- as It soh
ct. ne. AID. e344.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR of Internal
Revenue, Baltimore. Maryland fol-
Frank B. Moore. 4o1 Fourth street s.w.,
Washington, .. c., under warrant for
oistraint for the nonpayment OF assessed
taxes due, viii be sold, as provided by
Section 37o0 and 37ol. Internal Revenue
auction on Wednesday. April 81, is47. at
100 am, at address of premises, 112s
Fifth street, NV, Washington, &c: Lot
numbered seventy eight t7sl in r. Frank
Inns subGiyision of Square numbered four
hundred eigthy-two t4S2l as per plat
recorded in the once OF the surveyor for
the District of Columbia in Liber II at
Folio 1:2 together with improvements
thereon to- wit: Ten room. row brick, three
street, NV, Washington, DC Terms Of
sale: Three hundred dollars $4,000 cash
at time OF sale, balance in thirty 1900 days.s
Additional information REGARDING above
sale may be procured from JACKSON W.
Mh6LIN, Assistant Chief Field Deputy,
Room 1909, Internal Revenue Buildins.
Wasn'nstcns y. G. -22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20
AUCTION SALES.
UNCLAIMED COINS, stamps an
FUTURE.

UNCLAIMED COINS. stamps and covers
from the q. S. mails, will be sold at
public auction Wednesday, April 20, 1947,
Capitol and Mass. ave-. Washington, D. c.
Material will be displayed for inspection
in Room 30S3, Main Post Once from
also from 10 am to 4 pm wednesday.
Sale will begin at Pm. on Wednesday
and continue until all lots are sold.
ruptcy, under order of court, will offer the
following described property Of the estate
of 3. Alexander Shelf and Beatrice Shelf,
bankrupt for sale: 2 mems diamond rings,
lady's diamond wedding band, lady S
diamond ring. Terms of sale: All bids to
signed accompanied BY certified check on
or before 10 am. Wed. April %, l947.
Sale to highest bidder, subject to ratif1ca-
r. BROOKE HOWARD, trustee, 102 No
Fairfax st. Phone Alex. 1las. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN DESIRES HOUSEHOLD moving
general hauling; vans. stakes, panels
white help: reas. rates. FIR. $3.50, Ext. z.
enced help; prompt service; reas. rates;
local and long distance. IA. 1887. 20'
DUMP TRUCK for hire owned by veteran
Call day or evening: FIR. 557S or 81. 1853
Ask for MR.. HARTING. --2l
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, 194T y ano
3. ton panel trucks for hire by week. month
SELF 81 ysa ME-. F PSgLic SERVICE DNivEsgN'
CHEVROLET 1947 vans. stakes, panels and
nickups for hire. by day. week or month,
PUBLIC SERVICE DRIVE-uR-sELF, NE
1910 FORD DUMP. 3-yard body. for hire
Lincoln 0l06 or Atlantic 49,. il
MOVING. hauling. trash removal. Can
at any time. TR. S21l. 90
VET. has a dump truck, for hire by hr,
or day or contract Call NO. 1913. 20e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE.

sedan: Pretty blue nish and II nice eondi-
ME- VII consider tlse for e.d Gs
pass. same year Price, 81 .29S. Terms
e Responsible party. 800 LongfeiIov NV.
foNsrTIAc is4 is stresmliner 4-dr sedan;
I; ana h.; excel: cond.: ncw covers. rood
tsfS sa sss sl hi.S.a sssms ACME MOTOR
PONTIAC 1881 2-door sedan. 6-cyl.: in
Al cond.; new battery. new brakes, motor
1o6 6yy ios ea Dassed p
Pontiac 1910 convert: radio. heater:
coed sondision; 81 .os5: OF, 1920; =
900 miles. Radio and heater. sI.I50 or
sins.pn; Md; la so!isss .,,s ,.,,,,.
sq Pi S 1913 1 cssn &
RoToss eh5s $50 sssp Hamb asS laas be
thesda; Nd WI. S4oo. to $40. -s1
sTuDEBAKER 1899 President 4-door Sc
Can; good condition; 5000. Wo. saae.
sTuDEBAKER 1887, good condition; ssa5
s4sln a2ds x,I Fho ss. OF; 1890; So.
sedan ors aaf ons s ss syss
lent q every way: s1,is5. iaIs i4th
ssiTIuhbofEBAKER 1887 sedan: good running
condition eonS original paint, new tires: ss25
ssiTsTHDEssAKfEass s 1s4s Commander skyvay
sd OUT soup soo osrS 's.R sIs s
ssIs , { e; zss e a'f1ss' 7s reason
is4s s Ss.mD JACK ssffa
sTG6EsAkRk sa COUPE ai s'f Fadi 10 and heat
81 nsM ss ssoe sovsEi p ssss ~ D
S.s Dl asso ss s5.m es 1891
|TERRAPLANE, 1885 2-dr. sedan: very good
body and mechanical cond.; 5 good tires.
new battery, sealed-beam headlights, good
THksxr fS f 81 2s2 soor with radio
and heater: paint like new: excel. tires;
soc a7,5 gath st. ne. MI. 63s2
.iisisa BEAMS 500 s' essS Ca. ssRs '!ss
W viii 1897 % 4-door sedan. in excellent sH
Sc; near Benning I'd. and g St. Sc s1s
thToushout; 500: GE. $3.50. s' 'o m5S
sbbe s0Ga aeSR so tSp
'ss ss9S before san
W ya1 1 Srsnd- I. snsns installed in
afH TfrS e Hv me- ss So aos aa
WHY'S JERHHF, 1915; only 5000 miles,
es sIa GO sond nass $1,000 or best 91sr
STATION WAGON 1e42 de luxe Ford:
heater sM excellent condition; price, $1;o75.
STATION WAGON. 1e41 Plymouth; orig
inal owner: good condition: wood Just re-
finished. tires nearly new; heater: 81 $50.
fAxiCABs-1e4o Plymouth: repainted;
S Rey $3.50 sach 9R CROSS @S III
TAXICAB drivers wanted, men or women,
to rent or buy new AT Packards or Chew
rolets. SELLERS CAB CO.. 4th and Mass.
KS TxxiI e Il for sale. 1912 Hudson 4:door
sedan. tags and PUG license; delivered
May 9Th. 1914, as private car: made into
cab in 1915 and has since had new
choose from. Call Elk. 9541. 80
STANDARD English 1916 small roadster:
5000 miles; mechanically perfect; IS miles
per gallon. 81 200 AID -0S13 oQs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20

mtlSL De picked up Uy IIdIIu.
This illustration published in
The Star of April is with the letter
shows how lacking in good citizen
ship are the pedestrians who scatter
newspapers and other trash on the
sidewalk and street around trash
receptacle which they never use.
While Cleanup and Paintup" is
good slogan for an effort to make
the National Capital more attractive,
it falls far short Of meeting the
situation unless coupled with Sweep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20

The Star Of April Is with tn the s1; letter
newspapers other trash on the MYTH ~
receptacle which they sasN H1&> IL
the f sas0 ss4 esB Brs more Meeting sts't .ns
situation unless coupled with Sweep
nespspers paper material
sas particularly in the
and Of m y # the most .Ssses.
Of waste material to make
and put in their own reopac to be
20 tssosS are ss
e ssaSsa'aa sigma its Sas
Shifting Recorder Of Deeds Office to D. c. Government
@ @ as0 control ass the oes
The @ x s.s sags
IS auditing method.
:; ass ys, w sss
sns The
there ss nsS s toT
ss The % @ s s
any controlling Illogical for this peculiar
Of d n has .s com:
sau ns for political connected
ss for or ssaosasn or s District
the ss local % s IT the p It ss
opposing the will Of the politicians t n. Advisory Council dis
1s Bsss s IF ss 70 mi ss ct Ct
not be NO se0e ay This
and the VEN his 1 ds are 1ea a
treated reward for political service and n IN name T
sss iass s
columbia in 1889 recommended department Of
' that ssGGt title ped The ONCE
Recent disclosures of conditions
on mss M @ all aon to be further for
m to BE no @ ases pe h s
which sss pt'g purely a cal dealing business
civic sas s e n e mss,a'F and vigorous support Of all
by the sena ran nto enicsy in the House
n 1 sss1
" D to ssas
who | b ahs1 M of m sl should e sp to all of
xou ID. to E vsus sass. the Doas4s d Il:
of authorizing them proclaim
:s ::1ss sum ' ' @ 1
S spa th 1a5 uP sa OF
that sss bill
the first fun Gay under the proposed MI time schedule The only
unanimous special Opposition
1 bs su host Of np ii, p l I e still bon
that the will acqiesce aver
day for the
District Charter Commission Bill Reported to- Senate
Committee District Columbia Tuesday
the Senate the
be for debate
Whatever the outcome the debate will be What
Senators will continue anonymity who will will
Discussion national
suffrage
office is mentioned
This bill reported would create commission II local citizens
who after public careful study nonparan
charter Within reported
the Congress and after action by the Congress would be submitted
to the ratification
restrictions imposed commission
nonparisan
must be protected CD public hearings required "a the completed
charter must be reported TO Congress within year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20

Open evenings until 10 pm BENDALL
PONTIAC. 1911 King St, Alexandria, Va,
OV. 1900. I'll
WILLYS 1947 station wagon, new; radio
and heater: S1.S95.
Ford 1947 Super de luxe convertible
coupe: maroon color black top, radio and
heater; 1,700 actual miles; $1,000; trade
requested
Ford I94e Super de luxe convertible
coupe radio and heater. black in color.
light tan top: very low mileage; immacu-
late; S2.100: trade requested
Pontiac 1941 "S'' station wagon; in ex
cellsat condition; 81 .495.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20

ARMY SURPLUS TRUCkS by Central
Motor Co., GMC truck dealer:
500 Conventional trucks.
1942 Chevrolets, 1l2-ton stakes.
1912 Fords, 11a-ton stakes.
1912 Chevrolets, ll2-ton dumps.
PanelS-Fords, Dodges.
Buses-29 and | 8 passenger .
800 Army trucks, 6x6s 6x4s, 4x4S, u
to ton stakes. dumps. tractors, pickups.
cargoes, semitrailers.
Bodies-StakeS, vans
Parts and service on Army and conven-
tional trucks at both our 2 new plants,
Alex. and Arlington. CENTRAL. MOTOR
CO., GMC Truck Dealer, 5000 Lee hwy,
Arlington, CHI. 1000. To reach: Out through
Georgetown, cross Key Bridge, turn right
onto Lee hwy. u. S. I'll or 29), drive "a
miles. Daily, to 6: Sunday, 10 to B.
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condition, good tires; sI,l95. WA. 1875.
bsos s.E IL s sss7 convertible coupe $500
oster and mssaan ssnas eondis fa Scs
Ia 4 SALE 1887 PIack 4-dr,, sedan: orig
paint new Iaeery sxces n
owner own \. = EMERY ss1s jsnniie55 st,
"a + SANE Ill 70 1857 convertible sedan in &;
t as s $685. for Fs aaick sale Ra
La SALE 1910 4-door de luxe ,9x :. and h h;
Ii e 81 * fs4 gre Beautiful black nni.h
sssss tha hs' sas :s a
tires sxs saS pp sag + n A sse sSna
MOTORS. INC. iis5 18th st. NV. Lin
com and Mercury dealers. Closed 81 Sat-
Ssoh hsas! ss4 es fsass' s $500 $500
ILinNSccioLN-xEpHYR 1910 4-door sedan; ex-
covers, radio. excellent tires: s1.195. VIII
Mo Ss Co. 0 Wis VS. It 1 Albemssie. Or 800.
G GiSsso ssaasfi 1895: Ford motor,
ss p 5saE ses o 9esf psn os snf BE-
condition See after 6 Sat, all day Sun.
Price. $3.50. 47o3 Drexel I'd, College
IIINSCsoLS-zEPHYR 1887 4-dr. sedan; new
Mercury motor. GOOD tires and good con-
ditinn: S5a5 WA. Ass. 20
MERCURY, brand-new I24T coupe: black;
southwind heater; $1,000 Box 4oS-z,
StSr
MERCURY 1941 coach: with heater. mile
Iaee, 33,Hs5 miles; SLIGO. 1907 W st.
MERcuRY ia4e convertible club coupe:
Ir and h.: excel condition; S1,s4b. BILL
MOTOR SALES, 6419 Georgie ave-, GE.
MERCURY l941 4-door sedan: heater and
new tires. Just passed d. c. inspection:
$3.50 DE 1862.
MERCURY 1891 club coupe: good con-
dition and good tires; S1,o30. WA. 14ss.
MOToRETTE, 1915, fne for summer. also
deliveries: good tires. engine: 800 or best
under. All day Sunday. CHUCK, RA.
1897 1889 Quincy st. NV.
NASH 1889, overhauled eng, $500 or best
offer under. CAL Sunday between 2-3
TR. s079.
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ss15 ss Cash, ads c. is da g
PIYMoTrH 1884 Coupe; rood motor ane
PLYMouTH 1o4a 4-door sedan; soed mo.
tor. brakes: needs minor repairs: Sa25 o.
best otisr under, pU; o715: 40 :.
heater. THIS s' car IS IN sSeeiieas eendi;
g.; ssss ssaRa'
PLYMOUTH 1910 eoup sosG s79eS m nfIi
eST1 BE- s9n seem foxhsi s I'd. residence Sc
battery; 1913: can be financed; new
flsts6 s afN ga me- as $50 f4f
PLYMOUTH 1e4l taxi; heater. 2 new tires
e pra.ts ear s9 soa sso viii si
tor, transmission and rear for 200 miles;
knsnced ds' WILLARD. rear 1910 i4sh S. 2 v
PONTIAC 1897 a-door 8; black. pras.
ss.s: sl ass aaiv.ss.i !sIas .as mss S
f raasi e. l l5ss a-deer; new rings and
.. assa So ger M.ss. ave- ' Ne sHndss
sood cond. best oder under sI.25o. sos
Pontiac 1910 s-door sedan: radio AND
heater: excellent condition; S995. Call
PONTIAC 1871 s strsamiiner s-door; excel
!, o ssn es TsTor ssSo
PONTIAC 1871 "S' sedan coupe; radio and
heater: less than $4,000 miles; paint ane
mocha aicslly like new: s1.275. ia. 1901
club coups, rumble seat; excellent TOP
leather uphols., good rubber. seal beams
r. and h.. twin spots and fog lights;
$3.50 Jackson 1553-W.
PONTIAC 1895 4-door sedan: excellent
running condition Food tires really say
PoNTIAc 1915 8 sedan coupe; brand-nsw
condition: $4,000 or highest bidder For
information. call Alex. 1850 or Alex
Pontiac 1s47; brand new. the best s
re dio and heater, all other extras, $685.
A trade IS desired on this car. coIIl
MOTOR CO. S232 Ga. ave-. Silver sprint
PiSOoNTfAc SfAfIoN WAGON 1915 8 cylin-
der de luxe: 1000 miles completely equip
ped; cannot be told from new; $2;7Is y
MOTORS. I've. 80 Il q. ne. 22'
Evening star., 1947-03-02
D. c. Seen Headed
For u. S. Record

Washington, birthplace of the
National Duckpin Bowling Con-
greSs, is headed for an all-time
record for entries from a single
community in the organization's
annual championships The 17th
edition will open April at the
palatial Bethesda Bowling Gen.
ter.
The State of Rhode Island,
rated as a community" set the
record last year with 254 teams.
With five times as many teams,
Washington is expected to enter
at least $50. NDBC headquarters,
in the Evans Building, already
has been assured of 116.
An increase of entries in the.
booster" division is expected,
with mems teams limited to a
555-average and women's to 400.
Next star in the lineup is Paul
Jarman, and he's 107th. Only eight
topf1ighters made the main payoff.
Tony Santini, one of the hottest
hoWlerS in the country this season,
finished 514th. The picture was
the same in the women'S S field. Most
of the mems prizes were won by
shooters with averages ranging from
SO to 106 and the women's playoff
was dominated. by those with aver
ages of from SO to. 98. The entries
ran four men to one woman.
Charles E. Milbrook,s who COM
peted at the University Park plant,
won the mems capital prize of 5000
with an even 500, including a handi-
cap of 81 pins. Topping the women
was Mrs. Marguerite McDermott,
who rolled at the Lucky Strike, with
bl-441. Her prize was $100.
The leading performers from
scratch were Howard Parsons, who
fired 444 at Mount Rainier; Ray
Watson, with the top game of 1876
registered at the Greenway Bowl;
Jessie Sacrey, with a set of 418 at
Rosslyn, and Ingomar Moen, with
l62 game at the Lafayette.
Mcdowell Top Tenpinner.
In the tenpin division, Cecil E.
Mcdowell copped first prize of s25
with 90-771. E. S. Wittbrodt had
the best scratch set of 631 and 1t.
F. l.. Olson the high game of 256.
In the Woman'S section, Paula Larsen
led with 54-670 Anna Marie Ham
ell fired $40 to lead from scratch and
Irene Yaws 211 game was high. All
but the last named, who competed
at Arlington, were Arcadia entrants.
Thirty-two bowling establishments
participated in the event, with
Brookland Recreation obtaining the
most entries-1,O7 trailed by Lucky
Strike, which produced 1055. Only
these two surpassed 1000. Manager
Karl Gochenour of Brookland was
awarded the BVL Certificate, which
also was presented to George Burns
of Lucky Strike who obtained more
entries than any other foorman-
more than 600
The prize list is the handiwork of
q master at this sort of task, Arville
L. Ebersole, chairman of the Ma
tional Bowling Council, national
director of the BVL, executive secre-
tary of the National Duckpin Bowl
ing Congress and, in short, Mr..
Bowling. He refereed the tourna-
ment.
When the checks are to be mailed
Will be announced in day or two.
Evening star., 1947-03-02
Howard's Swimming Team
Beats Pittsburgh YMCA

Paced by Oswald Chisholm, who
took high scoring honors with ITS
points. Howard University's SWIM
ming team defeated the Pittsburgh
YMCA, 50-16, yesterday at the
Howard pool.
Results:
300-yard medley relay-Won by How
ard, 3:53 Burke. Rumsey, TolliveD.
220-yard freestyle--Won by Jackson
(Howard. 3:5.S; second, Hargrove (How-
ardl, third, Hooe (YMCA).
60-yard freestyle Won by Chisholm
Howard). O:31.4; second, Christian (How-
ard); third, Seay (YMCAl.
1o0-yard freestyle = Won by Chisholm
Howard), 1:3.1; second, Christian (How
ard): third, Jones (YMCA).
160-yard backstroke Won by ONO
grosso tYMCAl. 2:I5,5; second, Burk
tHowarO; third. .Augustas tHowar0.
?00-yard breaststroke Won by Gar
CHcwardJ; third. Wood tHoward,
440-yard freestyle Won by jackson
lHoward). 6:43.3; second, Garmon GYM
CA): third. Ferguson (HowardD.
400-yard freeStyle relay-Won by How
ard, 4:2o tHargrove, Pindergras, Christian
and Chisholm,