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Greenwoy-Ice Palace Pin Match
Pits Rivals for individual Title

place H. B. Leary & Bros. engages
Hutchison's Furniture at Brookland,
Caruso Grocery and Toms Auto
Service tangle at King Pin and
Winchester Packard takes on Schlitz
Beer at Greenway.
On fire all season, Jessie Sacrey,
in leading the f1rst-place Brookland
Recreations against Hyattsville at
Hyattsville tonight, will strive to
fatten her even-120 average in the
Capitol Major Ladies circuit. Bing
Moen, her nearest rival with 118-11,
will see action at Hi-Skor against
King Pin. Ice Palace visits Ia
koma and Fort Davis journeys to
RoSslyn to complete the card.
Lucille Traband's 118 and 1923 led
as second-place Gnomes swept
Buckeyes to move three games be-
hind leading Comets in the Ma
tional Capital Ladies loop. Alma
high 1872 gave Rockets
its lone game from Evening Star.
Edmonds Optical gave pace-set-
ting Kiki Casanova a 2-1 trimming
in the Washington Ladies League.
High set honors went to Helen
ODea in leading Hi-Skor Alleys to
a 80 win from Embassy Dairy.
Marge Smiths top 1855 In q 351 set
gave the Virginians . 2-1 edge over
Takoma Gift Shop.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
By the Associoted Press

STATE COLLEGE, Miss, Dec. l.
Allyn McKeen, head football coach
at Mississippi State College for 10
years, has resigned effective Janu-
Iary /.
The mentor, whose Maroons took
a "a to beating from the Univer-
'sity Of Mississippi Saturday, said he
quit "for the best interests of the
college and the team" He declined
further comment.
McKeen's five-year contract at
State had three more seasons to
run. College President Fred T.
Mitchell said a settlement was made
with McKeen on the remainder of
the contract.
McKeen'S State teams won IS
games, lost 10 and had three ties
from 1899 through this season and
captured the Southeastern Confer
ence championship in 1941.
However, the Maroons turned in
a disappointing record this season,
losing four, winning four and tying
one.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
By Ben McAlwee

Separated by eight pins for the
Minor District League lead, Pace
setter Ashley Mitchell of Greenway
and Runnerup Pat Crescent of
Chevy Chase Ice Palace will embel-
lish with a feud of their own the
heated battle their arch-rival teams
will wage at Ice Palace tonight.
Fast moving among the city's
top-fight pinmen, Mitchell, with a
124-25 average for SO games, has
been the siege gun in Greenway's
bid for its second straight pennant.
Crescent, the circuits individual
leader this time last season, is spill
ing the naples at a 124-17 clip.
In IL games last season Greenway
and Ice Palace split even. with two
of the matches being decided by
rolloffs of tied last games. The
contest tonight will be for second
place, with Ice Palace in the van by
one game.
Petworth. in front by three games.
meets King Pin at Petworth. In
other matches Queen Pin bowls at
Lucky Strike. Sellers Plumbers at
Fort Davis and Bethesda against
Price Motors at Greenway.
Tonight's Major District League
schedule brings together 'front.'
running Arcade Pontiac and third
place Mann's Decorators at Be-
thesda Bowling Center. Second
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IN r155 TIE s7dfsE PsTRIST {G1 SoYRT or TIE
E1tsss HRSs of a0lanE eHHRnEs sr4Saf " sH B.
cea eased-Administrat No. 66-7O4-QR-
PER PER E6RI51Id gTxINS NEW oP DATE F2E TRIAL
The notification as to the trial Of the
issues in this case relating to the estsb-
lishment Of a lost will dated October. 26.
the last s will al and it testament Of the decedens
and for letters testamentary having been
returned as to Marie Margarite Staples.
obn Is u sspsa 5 M5s bs nns
Of the indiana State. Hospital as the, Gus
todian Of Mrs. Tinnie Green and. all un:.
deesden asT at to snd be nfos kR
by the Court, this 5.nd day Of November.
l94s. ORDERED; That Monday the 18th
OF as be time pc he Noss
Tnted states for for the District Of icoium 6is
and % that the thee issues e be and the san same ar:
hereby certified for trial by the jury sum:
moned and in attendance on the day OF
this n cdu @ to TcS Of sss hs sus mays e
accordance with The. Rules Of Civil Pro-
pHREp THAT this Order and the
Of said issues be published once week
for four successive weeks IN the Wsshing.
ssm. pePSd in aaS tse Ever
ming Star, the issues herein being as fol-
lows: !. Did Charles W. Staples, now de-
ceased, ever make and execute, according
to law, Q last will and testament?, 2. II
the decedent, Charles ", Staples, did make
and execute. according to law. q last will
lass l.s.,s xii and Nd testa~snsR g. II ths de- Dc;
execute. according to Law. last will and
testament, was Charles W. Staples at the
time Of the execution BY him Of said will
of sound and disposing mind and capable
OF executing valid deed or contract?
I. II the decedent, Charles ". Staples. did
last viii and testament. has dfigent search
been made therefor without discovery Of
said original will? 5. Is the carbon copy
introduced in evidence in this cause, pur.
porting to be copy Of the last will and
testament Of Charles W. Staples, deceased.
you! sRsTsE ans t. Issue No i Nc Thas st
decedent, Charles w. Staples, did make
and execute, according to law, last will
and testament, and said last will and
testament bore the date you have set forth
in answer to Issue No; ?, 1t Is fact that
said last will and testament was not de-
fnowiedge or consentS 5. II the decedent.
Charles W. Staples. did make and execute,
according to law, last will and testament.
and said last will and testament bore the
date you have set forth in answer to Issue
No 2, did said will and testament remain
upTsyoksd st nth the r1nps tlms Of his ,sst Ssath
VIM j. MARouEs' Deputy Register Of
Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
OF The Probate Court / consent. c. Leo
DeOrsey no.24,27. del A ,S,11.f6,1S
Evening star., 1948-12-01
Skins Saenz, Bagjarus j
Will Get Heavy Work
AGAINST Rams Sunday

The Redskins will rely on their
jitterbug twins, Eddie Saenz and
Steve Bagarus, to get them off to q
good start against the Rams Sum
day in their final home game of the
season and their confidence in the
pair may not be misplaced
Bagarus. anxious to prove he
hasn't lost the touch that lifted him
to stardom with the Skins couple
Of years ago, says he's running
better than ever and Coach Turk
Edwards agrees that Little Boy
Blew" has shown improvement.
steve was running better last
week than at any time since he
rejoined us" the coach said, land
you saw for yourself that he still
goes for those passes like Joe Di
Maggie after a pop fly. So. II his
footwork improves this week he may
surprise everybody. You know he'd
like to make the Rams look bad
and he'll put everything he has into
it,"
Saenz was running well enough
yesterday for Edwards to say he'll
be in the starting lineup Sunday.
The diminutive halfback turned his
ankle against the Bears and there
was some doubt that he would be
able to play. All doubt was removed
yesterday when he went through his
PAGES like q racehorse.
Edwards hasn't decided who will
round out the backfield and probably
won't make up his mind until he
sees the actual situation on the field.
But the stout strategist was pleased
with Jim Castiglia's work last week
and figures he's earned another
chance to run the ball this week.
Whether he starts or not Castigna
will see plenty Of action. Ditto for
Jim Youel at quarterback.
Kenny Washington, crack Negro
back of the Rams, will make his
first and only appearance in Wash
ington in this game. The big ball
carrier has announced his retire.
ment after this season and will play
his final game at Los Angeles De-
cember IL. Washington is over the
hill but still Is considered lot OF
football player. L. r. A.
Evening star., 1948-12-01

graduated to Washington's Redskins
from Alabama. Is said to be getting
S12,50 to $4,000 a season.
All efforts to make peace between
the two leagues have failed. Many
clubs report that high player SAL
aries and bonuses are resulting IN
operating deficits. Particularly, Ted
Collins, owner of the Boston Yanks
Of the NFL, said he has dropped
$75o,0O0 in four years.
Here are some Of the players re-
ported drafted by the AAC:
Yankees - Halfback Johnny
Rauch, Georgia, and Halfback Pete
Elliott, Michigan.
Dodgers-Fullback Lou Kusserow.
Columbia.
Buffalo Bills Frank Tripucka,
Notre Dame quarterback; Abe
Gibron. Purdue guard.
Baltimore Colts Dick Harris,
Texas center.
Cleveland Browns-Alex SarHsian,
Northwestern center; Dick Kemp
thorn, Michigan fullback.
San Francisco 49ers-Ernie Staut-
ner, Boston College tackle; Jim
Winkler, Texas A. and M. tackle.
Los Angeles Don+Dan Dworsky,
Michigan center; Jack Price, Baylor
fullback.
Chicago Rockets Bill Fischer,
Notre Dame guard; Terry Brennan,
Notre Dame halfback.
In the National League, the Bos-
ton Yanks are said to have first
shot at Doak Walker, s. M. US
All-America triple threat. The De-
troit Lions are reported first in line
for the services of Georgia's Johnny
Rauch.
Both leagues have scheduled formal
draft meetings later.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
Tough Guy Stonky Goes Soft,
Gives Rinq to Roon7ie Dark
By the AsSociotsd Press

MOBILE, Ala, Dec. Christ
mas came early yesterday for AL
win Dark, the National Leagues
:. rookie of the year.
The postman called at the
Dark home at Lake Charles, La,
with a tiny package from his
baseball roommate, Eddie Stanky
of Mobile.
Inside was diamond-studded
ring, a replica of the one
awarded world series champions.
Behind it there's story.
: Last spring, Manager Billy
Southworth of the Boston Braves
made roommates of Stanky and
Dark. He figured that Stanky.
q great inspirationist. would help
bring Dark along as a major
league shortstop.
"One day last April in Newark,
N. j.. we were talking about base
ball as usual, and I remarked to
AL that my biggest thrill in the
game was getting to play in the
World Series with Brooklyn"
Stanky said.
Dark said that had been his
goal. to play on a world cham
pionship team. He said he'd like
to wear world champion ring.
Il told him that I thought he'd
be wearing one before the end Of
the year.
well, everything worked out
Evening star., 1948-12-01
Six Duos Tied on Laps
In Six-Day Bike Race

Six teams are fighting it out as
the six-day bicycle race at the Ma
tional Guard Armory heads toward
the halfway point tonight. The
one-lap lead held early last night
by the American team Of Howard
Rupprecht and George Shipman
dissolved during a half hour of
jamming and furious riding during
which five other teams made up a
lap on them.
That left the Americans In sixth
place In the point standings, al
though all six teams are tied In
laps.
'Ohcial leaders now are Chris
tian Van Gent and Ben Remkes,
the Dutch team. with q 6-point edge
over Louis Saen and Emil Bruneau
Of Belgium.
Stopdincs at tha aefh ho,,r uere
Evening star., 1948-12-01
Death Takes Catcher
Who Spotted Matty
BY the Assoeioted Press

ROMEO, Mich, Dec. 1.-Frank
Bowerman, who claimed he induced
the New York Giants to obtain the
famed Christy Mathewson, Is dead
The former Giant catcher died
yesterday at his farm home near
here. He would have been 80 years
of age December 4.
Bowermans story was that he
talked the Giant management into
buying Mathewson's contract from
Cincinnati.
The ex-big Lacquer said he got an
idea of how good Mathewson was
one afternoon when he caught
Christy's curves in warmup be-
fore a Giants-Cincinnati game.
Later, he said, he argued at length
with Andy Friedman, then owner OF
the Giants, and persuaded him to
buy Mathewson's contract.
At the time Of his death, Bower
man operated a 100-acre fruit farm
q mile south of Romeo.
Today a year ago-FlorldaS
Gulfstream Park opened racing
season, but announced it would
close next day as horsemen
struck for increased purses.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
Rival Grid Loops in Dollar War
After Secret Draft Meetinqs
BY the Asseeioisd Press

Dy "S %esOSIotS0 tt0SS
NEW YORK, Dec. IA new dol
lar war Is shaping up between the
National Football League and the
rival All-America Conference in
their bid for the cream OF the l948
college crop.
Spirited bidding already is re-
ported under way on such stars as
Doak Walker OF Southern Meth
odist, Stan Heath Of Nevada, Johnny
Rauch of Georgia and Chuck Bed
narik Of Pennsylvania.
Both circuits, seeking to get the
Jump on the other, have held very
hush-hush draft meetings, it has
been learned reliably.
The All-America player selection
ceremony was staged in the middle
Of the summer and word Of it was
carefully guarded. The National
held a secret session in Pittsburgh
November Is.
The Milwaukee Journal said yes
terday the New York Yankees had
offered Heath, Nevada's brilliant
passer, $4,000 for two seasons.
A Yankee spokesman acknowl.
edged Burleigh Grimes had gone out
to talk to Heath but said no offer
had been made.
Were anxious to sign Heath or
any other good man who will help
our club" the spokesman said. I'VE
want a passer."
Probably because Of the earliness
OF the meeting, Heath was COM
pletely overlooked in the AAC draft.
The Nevada aerialist went on to
set collegiate record for passing,
completing 1876 Of 223 throws for
zoos yards and 20 touchdowns.
The Green Bay Packers are said
to have gained the draft rights to
the Nevadan in the National League.
Another player the rival circuits
are trying to land is Bednarik, Penn
sylvania's 220-pound Al-America
center.
The Philadelphia Eagles of the
NFL drew rights to Bednarik in a
bonus draft. Brooklyn won q try
at him in the AlI-America.
The Dodgers coach, Carl Voyles,
said he has approached the giant
Penn center but has not been able
to get him on the dotted line.
The professional leagues, which
aren't on speaking terms, have had
to go high In recent years to out
bid each other for the college
StandoutS.
The Chicago Cardinals put $780,
900 into four-year contract to nab
Charley Trippi. the Georgia lumi-
nary. The Chicago Bears gave
Notre Danes Johnny Lujack q
$1,000 bonus and a contract calling
for $4,000 to $4,000 for four years.
Charley Conerly, the Mississippi
ace, signed with the New
York Giants after the Dodgers re-
ported they offered him 100000 for
five years. Harry Gilmer. who
Evening star., 1948-12-01
Woman Golfers Hold
Election Tomorrow

The Women's District Golf Asso-
citation of1cially closes It's season to-
morrow afternoon with the annual
luncheon meeting and election at
the Wardman Park Hotel at 1880
pm. 4
Mrs. w. r.. Patterson again is the
choice Of the Nominating Commit
tee for president and is scheduled
to be installed for a second term.
Other officers will be elected, re-
ports for the year heard and recon-
mendations for next year made by
outgoing committee heads. The past
year was one Of the most successful
in the history Of the organization.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
District Highs Offered
Court Dates at Armory

The District public high schools
have been offered 16 dates for bas-
ket ball games at the National
Guard Armory this season. Director
of Athletics Hardy Pearce has for
warded the dates to Asst. Supt. Of
Schools Norman Nelson for ap-
proval.
The dates fall on Tuesdays and
Fridays, with few Saturday after
moons still pending. The eight
team white and the four-team Negro
leagues will share the dates If &C
cepted.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
LEGAL NOTICES tcess.)
THos. MoRToN GfTTNGs, Attorney

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
the District. Of Columbia, Holding .
mann; eeased.-No; 7s,oo5. AdminiStra-
made. herein for probate, of the last. will
and testament Of said deceased. and for
Henry r. schreiber. It is ordered this
18th day of November, AID. 194S. that
Christian Hermann. Paul Schneider.
Dorothy Hermann Teel. John Hermann.
Richard Hermann, Robert Hermann,
Alice Hermann Edblom. Herman sehreiI;;
Der. Emma Schneider Weidman and all
on Tueesdsy: the Is Ssth day Of December:
cause why such application should. not
be granted; Let notice, hereof De published
The Evening Star. once in each OF three
successive weeks, before the return day
be not less than thirty days before said
LITHA j LAWS. Chief Judge. Of said
Court, this 18th day Of November. A:p.
WELL, Register of Wills for the District
OF Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate Court
no1S
Evening star., 1948-12-01
PAUL J. KAsLOFF,

9th and r SITS. NV, Washington, b. @.
Attorney for Petitioner.
Filed Nov. 10. 1913, Harry NJ. Hull; Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columba;-In re:
RHODA FTNKELSTE1N by. her husband
and next friend, Philip Finkslstein:-Ciyil
LCATION.-Philip Finkelstein and Rhods
Finkelstein, having filed a petition IN this
names to Philip Frank and Rhoda Frank.
resoectively. and having applied to. the
Court for an order OF publication Of the
notice required BY law in such cases; 1t is
bv the Court this 18th. day Of November,
194S, adjudged. ordered and decreed that
all persons concerned show cause, il any
there be. on Or before the 11th day Of
petitioners should not be granted; provided.
that copy of this order be published ones
each week for three consecutive weeks in
The Evening Star and in the washington
mentioned. ts) JAS. w. MORRIS. judge.
Seal 4 True Copy. Test: HARRY n.
HULL. Clerk. By ELLA MCDONALD,
Deputy Clerk. no17,24, del
Evening star., 1948-12-01
SAMUEL B. BLOCK. Attorney,
Yin lAAh SArna4 w

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
the District Of Columbia: Holding Pro.
This. is to Give Notice. That the subscriber.
OF the District OF Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court of the District Of
Columbia, Letters Of Administration on the
estate Of Minnie Golnick. late Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit. the same, with
the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated
to the. subscriber. on or before the 22nd
day Of November, A:D. 1919; otherwise
benefit of said estate. Given under my
MERRIAM SCHWEITZ. 1855 18th 81, NV.
Deputy Register OF Wills for the District
OF Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
I. IRWIN BOLOTIN.

IN united @ stssss saSte ter the oGH District Of G..
FILED Nov 90. re4s: Harry ". Hull, Clerk;
In the Matter Of MAURICE KANE; Ailesed
6fa5EHD 5RnEE or Rsnk5SRssYN NJ
by the records of the. Court. that on the
4th day. Of october. 194s. Petition was
filed against Maurice Kane. alleged bank
rupt praying that he be declared bank
'ne or a sa
alleged bankrupt has been duly issued to
address. namely. 1897 Pennsylvania Ave-
nue., Sc, WASHINGTON. D.. G., and that
and M ' It further as appearing ' that " said al
legged bankrupt is not to be found within
the District Of Columbia. and 1t further
appearing that the said alleged bankrupt
is not now within, the District Of Columbia
cannot be made upon him. and due dill
gence was used to- ascertain his present
whereabouts. but that the same cannot
be ascertained. and that personal service
Of said defendant is not practical. it is:
the attorneys for the Petitioning Creditors,
is4s oRDEREp, that said alleged bank
rupt. Maurice Kane, appear. plead. answer,
demur, or otherwise move with respect to
December, De and nd il he fails to 90 50: q =
the pray of the said Petition; and it is
further. ORDERED. that this Order be
published once in the. Washington Law
Reporter and. The Eyening Star. 9 s, news,
81 Columbia. Is: JAS: W MoRRIs. Judge.
DATED: November 20, 194s. lsealg A
By ELIZABETH NJ. KowALsKi. Deputy
Evening star., 1948-12-01

except Cleveland won the World
Series"
But Dark got the ring. anyhow,
as a Christmas present from
Stanky.
Stanky had it made up special.
The only difference is that it's
inscribed with the words Ma
tional League Champions" in
stead Of World Champions"
Evening star., 1948-12-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
,,,,,, :. F0NTAINE HALL: Atternsy. ty g

u. FONTAINE HALL, AttorMey.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
This Is to Give Notice. That the sub.
seriber Of the District Of Columbis, d,r , has has
District of colurnbia. Letters Parliamentary
on the estate Of H. Rozier Ruleny Jr;.
All persons having Claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
before the 18th day of November, A. D.
1e49: otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
November. 194s. NATIONAL SAVINGS
AND TRUST. COMPANY, By: BRUCE
BAIRD, President. (Seal) Attest: THEO-
DORE COGSWELL, REGISTER of Wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court del SIS
Evening star., 1948-12-01
FRANKLIN YASNIER, Attorney,
81. 18th St. NV.
TINTED STATES DIsTRICT COURT FOR

the District Of Columbia. Holding Pro-
bate Court-No. 1887. Administration
This is to Give Notice: That the subscriber.
Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the District
OF Columbia, Letters Of Administration on
the estate of Rosa A. Cant. late Of the
sons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated. to the subscriber, on or before
the 10th day Of October AID. 1949:
otherwise they may by. law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Given
I94s ELIZA COATES, 1914 Columbia
St. NV. (Seal.) Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL. Register of Wills for the
District Of Columbia, Clerk OF the Pro-
bate Court no17.24.de1