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The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
Presidents Sea
 Trip Postponed

WASHINGTON, (R)-President Truman today postponed his Cari- bbean trip indefinitely and sum nJned Congressional leaders of olth parties to a White House con- ference Monday on the interna- .ional situation.
 Charles Ross, Presidential sec retavy announced the delay in the proposed trip with this statement:
 "The Caribbean trip has been indefinitely postponed because of developments"
 While Ross declined to elaborate Senator Taft of Ohio, chairman of the Senate Republican policy com mittee, told a reporter he and other Congressional leaders had been asked to talk at the White House Monday about the situation presented by prospective British withdrawal of economic aid to Greece and the Greek appeal to this country for financial help.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Charles Herbert was pl>s n ger to Taylor on Wednesday. Mrs. T. A. Peterson was a passenger to Teller yesterday. J. Pitmatalik was taken to Unalakleet Thurs day. George Gibson was taken to Candle and Rev. Walker to Kotze- bue today.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Pan American arrived WedneS- day night with Leon Bagley, Paul Pugh and Leslie Parrott.
 Departing were MT. and Mrs. Dick Sears and Capt. Ralph Hunt.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
ALASKA AIRLINES

Incoming passengers on the Alaska Airlines plane today were Ellie Nelson from Anchorage and Peter Barr from Unalakleet.
 Outgoing passengers to Anchor age were Chris Bjornstad and Rob- ert Robertson.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07
Friday. March 2. 1897

Gene Joiner, Candle. Barney Cros- by, Anchorage. Leo Bagley, Fair banks. Paul Pugh, Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07

That measure, originally ap- proved by a 3 to ? party-line vote. would remove administration of rent control from the OPA and place it in the federal courts. IL also would have removed controls over all new housing.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07

A human adult has half an ounce of sugar in his blood.
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-07

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Three Week Tourney
Opens tomorrow al
Bethesda Center
By Rod Thomas

Firing In the greatest national
..uckpin tournament ever held will
,pen tomorrow night at the Bethesda
Bowling Center with 500 teams OF
men and women hailing from YER
mont to Florida primed to shoot IN
he 17th annual championships of
he National Duckpin Bowling Con-
yress.
Every duckpinner OF note in the
country will be among the approx
nately 5000 to blast away for q bevy
If titles and more than $4,000 In
cash prizes. plus batch Of medals
and trophies.
With entry records established In
all divisions, the tournament viii run
for three weeks, ending April ~.
For the first time in the history of
national bowling events, 1t is believed
every champion of the previous year
will defend his title. This pecu-
1iarly pleases the crack bowlers of
Washington, who itch for an oppor-
tlnity to redeem an unaccountably
weak showing In the 1916 champion
ships held at Providence, r. I. OF
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Maryland Jumpers
Win First Honors in
Myer Horse Show
By Lorry Lawrence

The featured contest between
teams representing the District,
MARYLAND and Virginia at the Be-
taesda Kiwanis Clubs benefit horse
show held in the Fort Myer drill
hall last night ended in victory for
the Maryland jumpers. More than
1900 horse show fans cheered
George w. Fitzpatrick's Party Miss,
with Baltimore's Linky Smith up,
Sam Bogley on his Ringmaster and
Bill Stevens on his Cody when they
were pinned with the blue after
cl1alking up perfect team score.
District horses, with but one fault
for their total score, were second,
the team being composed of Mrs.
Gardner Hallman's Graylark, Bobby
Lee on his Bonnie File, and Brig.
Gen. J. A. Cranes Tarlac, Alden
Crane up. The Virginians trailed
with three faults. Viarwood Stables
Hi-Jack, with Garth War plotting,
being the only clean horse. Dick
Sweeneys Sinner and Viarwood's
Kelly, Jane Pofl aboard, were the
other two members.
The knock ck-down-and-out proved
to be one OF the most exciting classes
ever held In the Fort Myer drill hall.
Starting with Jumps at 4 feet 6
inches, seven horses were in the first
jump-off. With the bars going up
at each jump-off, it was Graylark
winning toss from Party Miss after
four jump offs.
Hunters under saddle--Won by Alex
Calverts Biz Bulldozer; second Dick
sweeney's Sinner: third. HI Ballantrae's
squire: fourth, Bailantraes Aristocrat. =,
Jack; second. Col Wsyns Q. Ksster,s
Gray Lark; fourth. George Di Paula S
Young hunters-Won by Big Bulldozer;
second. Mrs. Fred }. Hughes, jr.'s Sen.D;
third. Fred J. Hughes, jr.s Stuart; fourth,
DR.. Paul Y. Rosenberg's Flint.
Knock-down- and-out - Won by Mrs.
Gardner Hallman's Gray Lark: second
George W. Fitzpatrick's Party Miss; third
h. Eichelberger's Sedgeneld; fourth. Col.
Wayne o; Kester's Sterling
Biz oPsn Psndo1eI a,ots. 81 s p p.a
Post Meridian; third, DR.. Paul Y Rosen-
bers's Hy-Lo Ladd; fourth. Mrs. Lee
Counselmans Kristi.
The scurry--Won by Sam Bogley's Rins-
master: second, Col Wayne O. Kester' s
Sterling: third. H. Echelbergers sedEe-
FIRE; fourth. George W. Fitzpatrick's Party
Evening star., 1947-04-06

the eight major titles, the Nation'
Capital. birthplace of the duckpir
congress. came away with one. ant
that on roll-oh in which the in.
comparable Lorraine GULL defeated
Jean Hoyt OF Norwalk, Conn. fol
the wornen's alI-events crown.
Battle Big Odds.
Conspicuous among the skirtet
competitors this time will be the
All-States Insurance Company team
Of Baltimore which won in 1912 anc
1916. The odds against a third tri-
umph for the All-States quint are
greater than those that faced the
recently publicized CT who hit the
daily double at Bowie twice in a
row.
Other defending champions among
the women are: Doubles. Gladys
Bohn and Leone Krall, New Haven,
Conn; singles, Kitty Scheuchik,
Baltimore and Miss Gulli, whose
all-events victory helped In regain
ing for her the national No. rank
ing.
Aiming to repeat for the mems
titles are: Teams, Casinos of Meri-
den, Conn; doubles. Bill Powley and
Henry Recital, Bridgeport, Conn. !;
singles, Charles Kebart, New Haven,
Conn. and all-events, Joe Radocy,
Torrington. Conn.
. d. c. Bowlers Break Ice.
On mapleways conditioned by one
Of bowling's all-time outstanding
figures. Harry F. Krauss, a member
of the Bethesda Bowling Center
stan. the competition will start to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock with II
teams of men and women from the
Washington area on the firing line.
Most of the first weeks schedule is
occupied by bowlers from this sector
But the tournament plot-and it is
plot, with Executive Secretary A.
l.. Ebersole of the NDBC as the au-
thor-will begin to develop bowling
dramatics next Saturday night when
stars from Virginia, Connecticut
Rhode Island. Maryland and West
Virginia let go.
It promises to be a top-grade
bowling show from start to finish
and Proprietor Pat Troiana and
Manager Bob Miciotto of the host
establishment have prepared for
free parking of autos and other con.
veniences for spectators.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Sunday taf Sports Duckpn Stars Their Greatest Event
Minor Pin League
Seems Misnumed

Hottest bowling match OF the
season here, say the informed,
was one the other night in the
District Minor League In which
the Spillway team defeated the
host Fcrt Davis quint, al.
The Spillways, who started the
match with a game of 703, spares
or struck in more than half thei
boxes to set a league record c
1896, with Guy Andes tying the
loops individual mark with G
tally of AS.
Fort Davis, in defeat, beat the
prior. league record for team
set With 1856. Alexandria Recrea :
tion set the old mark Of 1,92s.
Andes and Pessagno of the Spill
ways and Roper and Bartel of
Fort Davis topped 400, producing
the rarity OF four 4oos in a single
match. The teams came within
eight pins OF averaging individ-
ually 1872, approximately four
points above the pace which won
the National No. / ranking last
season for Oscar Shepherd Of
Roanoke, Va.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Montgomery Sofiba|.
Baseball Loops Will
Organize tuesday

One Of the fastest sandlot base
ball leagues and one of the largest
softball circuits In this area will be
reorganized for the 1947 season
Tuesday night under the auspices
Of the Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission.
Director Blair Smith has asked
baseball representatives to report
promptly at 7 pm, and softball
team managers to assemble at $50.
The meetings will be held at the
Liquor Dispensary Building, $500
Colesville road, Silver Spring.
Smith,, an all-around athlete at
Maryland and later coach at CAL
laudet, had a record turnout for
baseball last season with is teams
competing for the pennant won by
Bethesda Chevy Chase. The soft
ball wheel attracted "a teams with
the Myron Cowell Boys Club taking
honors in both Sunday and twilight
loops.
Pitcher Bob Keane and Kenny
.Bransdorf. both Maryland stars, will
be back with the Bethesda Night
this season, aiming for second
title. Joe Gibson's colorful Coles
vile nine. nosed out for the flag by
q 5-4 margin in the deciding game,
also is expected to reorganize, which
means another hard, close fight.
In addition to the Cowell clouters,
VINO again will have Pitcher Ivy
Dugan. Bethesda Chevy Chase,
piloted by Bob Watkins, is reported
ready to better It's second-place fin
ish in the Sunday softball circuit.
Dugan won 10 of IL league games to
top the pitchers.
Cliber's Electricians and Barnes
Independents, second and third re-
spectively in twilight play, also will
be hack.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Landon, Paced by Bog|ey,
Defeats PIebe Netmen
sn.eioI pispe,eh 10 The ster

ANNAPOLIS. Md, April 5.-Pacee
by Gil Bogley, national indoors ane
outdoors boys tennis champion
Landon School of Washington, de-
feated Navy Plebes, 5-4. here today
Bogley defeated Tom Gardiner ir
a singles match, 81 and 6-3, ant
teamed with Jack Yates to dowr
Gardiner and Tom Walsh, +6
90, and Go, in a doubles match
Summaries:
sosisy L.ndon) defeated Gardiner
6-i, 6-3. .-..
Yates Gandon> defeated stone, e-a
81
Carter Navy, defeated Gardiner, e-s'
6-3
Walsh Navy, defeated suilard' 81
20, 6-3.
g., e-1.
Yoran Navy, defeated Lewis e-2'
6-1.
Doubles:
yates and Bosley tLandon) defeated
Emerson and Gardiner A.andon, de-
feated Carter and Stond 81, TO.
sulIard and Rosers tLandon) defeated
Yorap and Rasmussen. 6-3,. 80, o.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
OUTDOORS

These tide tables are for Wash
ington, D. c., for the coming week
and apply to the Washington Chan
mel. For Key Bridge add Ave min
utes, For F1etcher's Boat House
add 10 minutes and for Chain
Bridge add Is minutes.
White perch now running In the
Potomac are of good size, reports
indicate. A friend who has f1shed
the river the past l8 years says the
Evening star., 1947-04-06
With Bill Leetch

this early date. More will be ar
irving daily, especially after the
waters are warmed somewhat by
rains and sunlight, and we hope by
the end OF next week, If not sooner,
anglers will be hooking into them
in the Chain Bridge area.
The herring run at Chain Bridge
has been rather thin up to date and
dipnetters and snaggers haven't
done too well. However, another
week should remedy that situation.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
FIucie Stewart Named
Basket Ball Coach
OF Old Liners

1 Flucie Stewart, the big wheel in
sports at little Appalachian College
Of Boone, N. c., last night was
named basket ball coach at the Uni
versity of Maryland, succeeding Burt
Shipley. The latter resigned after
"a years service, but remains as base
ball coach and instructor in physical
education.
Athletic Director Jim Tatum, who
announced Steweart's signing. picked
him from a number Of applicants.
They are acquaintances Of long
standing and Stewart's record at
Appalachian seems to be salts
factory recommendation.
Stewart's basket ball teams won
the North State (Carolina) Confer
ence crown in 1853, in 1889 40.
and last season when 1t won 1S of
% games. Two years ago the team
was invited to the N. c. A. A. tour
nament at Kansas City.
Stewart also coached football and
his 1916 eleven won six Of its nine
games.
The new Terp mentor was gradu-
ated from Furman University in 1882
after participating in football, basket
ball and baseball. He remained at
Furman for three years, handling
the varsity basket ball and freshman
baseball teams. In 1885 he trans
ferred to Appalachian, remaining
until after the 1910 basket ball sea-
son when he signed with Tampa
University to handle all sports.
The following March he was COM
missioned junior lieutenant in the
Navy and after taking part In the
battles of Tarawa and Saipan, was
returned to inactive duty with the
rank of lieutenant commander. He
served as assistant coach of foot
ball at Clemson during the fag
end of the AS season and returned
to Appalachian in January, 1946.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Tourney on WMAL

A 15-minute broadcast Of the
National Duckpin Bowling Con-
gress championships at the
Bethesda Bowling Center will be
made tomorrow night starting at
10:30 o'clock by WMAL, The
Evening Star station.
Manning the mike will be Ray
Michael.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
College Sports
Baseball.


Georyetown, 5; Washtngton-Lee, 3.
Virginia, "A; South Carolina, 9.
Delaware, 8; Virginia Tech, J..
Michigan. g. Quantieo. 0.
Panzer, 16; Howard, 7.
Navy, Il; Dartmouth. 2.
North Carolina, s; Duke, 2.
Colorado. Z; Nebraska, 6 40 innings.
Anderson, 8; Erskine, J.
Louisiana Tech. 8; Iowa, 8.
Clemson, 12; Fort Jackson, 0.
WcYord, Is: Davidson, 8.
Mississippi, .; Alabema, /.
Mississippi State, "a; L. 9. o., SO.
Rollins, IA; Tampa, 5.
Track.
Georgia. "a; Mercer. 81,
Georgia Tech, 6s; Florida, 81.
La Crosse.
Maryland, Il: Duke. 8.
Navy, Is; Harvard, l.
Tennis.
Navy. 8: Dartmouth, 8.
Princeton. 12; Kalamazoo, 3.
Florida, 6; Southern. /.
Golf.
virsiria Tech. 20; Delaware, 7.
Dartmouth, eiz Navy, ga.
Indiana, 6; Butler, 0.
Rollins. 11A: Georgia, 6h.
Georgia Tech. 10; Tennessee, B.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Trinidad Nine Meets

Candidates for the Trinidad
Boys Club nine will meet tomorrow
night at 7:30 at the clubhouse, 1119
Wylie street NE.
Evening star., 1947-04-06

BELT In the Po- bfH Lseteh.
tomac below Washington. One,
who ran an experimental drift
last Thursday shared eight fish,
which while indicative of the pres
ence of the fish in the river also
is a criterion of their scarcity at
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Coolidge Blanks Episcopal;
WitzeI HurIs Iwo-Hiner

Coolidge High Schools baseball
team chalked up its second win OF
the season yesterday by downing
Episcopal High, SO, behind the two
hit pitching OF Bill Witzel on the
Episcopal diamond.
Evening star., 1947-04-06

Totals s26 621 Totals "a al 7
.Batted for Gilchrist in seventh.
Coolidge 1 121 200 0--6
Episcopal ----@-------- 900 600 90
Runs-Nitowitx f21. King, Moulden,
Houston. Witzel. Errors-Moulden ~,
King. Three-base hit-Kam!ner. Two
base hit--GreEory. sacrifices-Witzel,
Bases on balls-On Witzel, &: on schacht,
3. Struck out--By Witzel, 3: BY. Schacht,
9. Hits-on witzel, 2; Oh schacht, 3;
Umpire--Mr. Fry. Time OF
eame--1 :48.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Masters
Continued From Page BID

ICOnLlnUed FTOm Fdge b-I.J
take So. That tied the round. of
Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago, who
posted a 68 today for 217 total, the
Eya
Evening star., 1947-04-06

A few shad
are showing up
in the nets Of
commercial fish,
ermen who op-
crate ey o n d
the p olluti l o n
Evening star., 1947-04-06

nSh are the
largest he has
caught over that
span. His bait
was plain night
crawlers, which.
with bl 90 d
worms high, is
q good tip.
Evening star., 1947-04-06
Howard Bows 10 Panzer
In Opening Game, IS 10 I

Howard University lost it's opening
baseball game yesterday when Pam
ger College Of East Orange, N. j.,
came up with nine runs in the ninth
inning to defeat the Bisons, 1871, on
the North Elipse.
Bus Fitzgerald. Howard catcher,
was the batting star with four hits
in five times at bat, including q
double.
Howard trailed only 6-5 going into
the ninth, but 1t required three
hurlers to retire the visitors. Seven
Bison errors aided Panzer.
r. HE
Panzer I0I 100 cIa-I5 10
Howard 100 900 2oS-
Brozans Mccartney tsl and Feeney;
Harris, Jefferson f9); Patrice to). John
son t9) and Houze,-r Fitzgerald icy.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
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Evening star., 1947-03-31
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FARM and GARDEN.

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Evening star., 1947-03-31
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force owner to sell Washington's, leading
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most beautiful place in Washington Of Is
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sELF-sERyICE d4S. $4,000 guar. wkly.
bus. Excellent central location tcornerl
Can be purchased with $4,000 down. No
beer sold. Long trans. lease. "See SEIGEL
suPPiERMARkgT ti7sS sS S Very "a sttraetiv. SSsti
store, guar, $4,000 wkly. bus. Rent. lease
$4,000. good will "See SEIGEL First, u
80. 90. sood viii; Very Iox rent .Desd'' esd
250l; ewes. Kessler. DU 5552
ias GOOD s M :7f nesre.
competition 2 books away, Elk. 2501
ewes. CLARK. SH, 0S47
lSELF-SERVICE t35)-No competition for
blocks: close-in Md: $4,000 wkly bus
plenty OF chances to increase business: SIS
900 needed to handle. See SEIGEL First
GHo6ERY 5sssj9sf: 600 ySly.o bus; $50
ment; nv. area area: $500 sGnsIets vita
EsEs aso1; ssfse esss ssssk MllleF. ADJ s bosI
GROCERY (sD-Take q look at a real
bargain, 81 400 gusranteed weekly bus.
for only $4,000. good will: no rooms. '.Set
sEIaEL First" Elk. 26o1; ewes. sindler,
bELfcA1fEssEN-Beer and wine license
doing $500 weekly, In Brentwood sec
ton Of Ga. ave-; long lease. low rent. Cal
Morris Cohen Or MiIton vinnies. VT
sQ36; eyes,, GE. o2e7.