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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

BUCKsKIN HORSE, over 16 hands, ride
or drive, can. jump chestnut mare; large
set Of bobsled agsd,y runners 9a91 EDGEWATER
9-WONTH-OL BULL, excellent for breed
ing: ] billy goat. Lo. 702l. -26
9-YEAR MARE, ride or work, S75 or best
FRESH cows 90, excellent dairy stock.
all good mixers tested and vaccinated,
others to freshen soon. Vienna it'll.
FEEDER CALVES: 30 lbs to 450 lbs.
wanted at once. -. =. UN. $500. --26
ANGUS, steers and heifers, 35
head 400-450 lbs. approx; reaS. priced.
FOR sALE-smaIl herd good milk cows;
9 fresh, ) springers , Holstein. - Guern-
sey: al! blood tested Ashton 1896. -@6
PIGS (50l, large, thrifty. Hampshires. .
weeks old; reasonably priced Call Hill
FINE SADDLE MARE-win sell or trade
for livestock, equal value. Call HI. 9h56.
PINTO PONY. s yrs old, broke for chill
dren; must sacrifice; going out of busl-
ness G3l H St SW
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RMs. EuRh.-Mp. 8 VA. tcon..

RMs. FURk.-MD. 8 VA. Cont
Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD AND sUITLAND-
Furnished room for lady; l block to bus;
kitchen privileges If desired. HI. $500
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to share room
with another gentleman, twin beds: l blk
to bus; S25 per mo. Call OW. 9441 90
LARGE BEpR DOM foE ladies or sq.Dle; pie
SoRTa Se rsaF ARI ssnsasHa VaGi Sxi % share
with another girl, twin beds, launSry dna,
4so4 s1st ST, MT. RAINIER, MD.-Large
iegsi aou6Ie r09m gsar gsz busline' kitchen pfV-
sseaeSf sei soth Ave Ave. CAPITOL HGrs., Md
Nice furnished room and small sun porch,
for couple, in pvt. home. Day. call oV
TAkoMA IGgsi Va PARK, MD.-Furnished room,
twin beds; suitable for couple or men men
akfiSaroS afhGRe eaSk " w. t5a Comfortable corner
room with large eedar closets, tor senls
ALExANDRIA-Nicely furn. double room
in pvt. home, with special privileges, large
el9sst h}ns sS5t ov 6a5 6oF couple conv to eys5'
SPRUCE saIRt AVE. ia TAX. PIX, Md.-Large front
room. private bath; cony. to oe,s stores sos and
transportation; $40 weekly Sligo 3Qs4'
RENT FREE-Rm. with kit. and laundry
RTys II szshaPSs S4os 81 care of child yse
BEDROOMS. private home on downtown
busline; convenient for students; also
light housekeeping GIL. 6s07. 20
dble rm.; adjacent transp. Bethesda and
downtown; semipvt bath. Call WI. 1928
II. ARLfNGToN-Attractive room for .
Govt girls in pleasant gentle home; near
Lee hwy. and Glebe I'd; $40. CHI. o94l
LARGE FRONT ROOM. with pvt bath,
for employed couple; near Columbia Club:
references. Call WI. 9l3S. %
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ROOMS FURNIsHEo-Northwes..

1886 CONNECTICUT AVE. : Gentleman
liable gentleman. DU.. 9455. i
bedrm', adj. semipvt bath; i blk to *
press bus; must see to appreciate Ia $3.50.
asao wooDLEY PL., near shoreham Ho-
tel-Large double rm. for girls. twin beds,
telephone and laundry privileges; $50 each.
1913 L Sir. NV, downtown-Lovely front
rm; with 4 windows and Southern exposure
WILSON HOUSE, 1922 18Th St. n:yaEx-
ee1 eel d36s d5Ie rm' connecting nath' sZZ. .o9 ca
WILSON vi HOUSE. eo15 Kalorama rd NV.
EXCEL; dble. rms; $50 and S22.5o, ca
MT. PLEASANT. 1649 Newton st. n W. off
10th st-Astrac rm for refined spplyd hpgd
semipriTate semi " ts0E bath. iee. @ coseI ii COW
f55 fss: n R AVE- Sto S% HSnh Gs GO
Heaut!fpllzz cn z5fa fqrn front room adjoining
CORNER wis. AND CALVERT sT..Larse
double as o
an apt: At tbs the price of room. WI
coNN con or AND nj @SfG NEBR. AvEs.-Room P foP .
g DfqPe nabsr afo S aSe for df m to shas
ALTUKAs HoTEL. 1909 18Th st. nv
Large cool double rooms. 2 exposures;
sHsrs snF5e s0omS No frsn sl4s s16o Dining room III
18TH St NV. IA. Ssi6. single, sis;
dbe: SIS and UP per wk, Complete hotel
IN IN REFINED CHRISTIAN HOME. adult
family; attractlye room for gentleman
faRGE FRoNT Fh2ns RooM M phon Laundry
and light Kitchen priyll, $50 per mo.
couple ,prefsrTsa. AD: s9l3 oap,ou -36 i,n
ha !
iss:h Isss nGTe ST. NW2Attpsc w aG2s furn corner
cs90n csGm dfsfaE bE seett Hh crcs ST
SINGLE ROOM. gentleman preferred; near
downtown; no other roomers: gentle fam
g uPmitsf 3,P sf phqRe GE lin 55aa bsdaed rooms
iiHae"fi li@o FERN r STE ST. N.W.-Large room, pri-
vate bath, for couple or young ladies
LARGE ROOM in private home; western
exposure: Protestant family; men only;
conv. transp. GE o352. -26
location; young professional men pref.
SMALL SINGLE FRONT, clean. comfort
gentleman refs. exchange. IR. s5I4'
MI. PLEASANI, buS on corner 10 bu q!
Standards via Crosstown to 14th, 18th and
Mt Pleasant cars and buses-Double for
boys; honey and clean. shower. laund.,
piano avail; S23 mo. each. AID, 6s39.
1881 MASS. AVE. Nw-Triple rooms for
young men students; cooking privileges:
1860 OAK ST. nicely furnished single
room for man Phone DE. 6o2S 20.
RITZ HOTEL, 920 F st. n.w.-Dble. rms,
$50 wkly: downtown in center of shop
ping district; complete hotel service;
UPPER 10th ST-Lge dble. front room:
twin beds; Christian home; suit. , refined
girls: home privils.; nr. 10th st. bus. BA
CoLORED-AD 1888. Nicely furn room,
convenient transportation. 20 N st. NV.
CoLoRED-Furn. ROOMS for working
men. twin beds ia. 94S1 rs
COLoRED-II1 ADAMS ST. N.W.-Base-
ment room in private home can be had
for SIS per month if you look at fire
morning and evenings 25
COLORED-i32 KENYON ST. NV
Double room with twin beds, for men
COLORED-TWO GIRLS TO SHARE
with another lady NO. 11S5. Is
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM, or room and board, wanted by
Roy 44q-Z Star "6'
TNFURN. ROOM. end floor with board, in
private family, by settled couple; pay S9o
CULTURED GENTLEMAN. gentle, desires
comfortable we'll furnished room. pvt,
bath: garage; > meals or breakfast only;
northwest Section, select neghborhood, mr..
shopping. Reply give address, accommo-
dations, monthly rate. Box 453-Z' star.
YOUNG MAN. perm employed. wishes
room and board with Catholic family
pref. NV. section. Box 44-A, Star. .6'
EMPLOYED MAN and son. aged u, desire
room and board in private home; ne.
secfinn Call UN. 1Ol I. -
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont.

PIANOS-Grand upright, spiner. OF apt.
size any size. any condition; wen pay
RPPFIRrGERAToR. any age or cond.; also
washer and apt. stove. DI 69lI;
SEWING MACHINE, not over o35. az
3n94 %
SEWING MACHINEs-We buy all types
repair hemstltching. buttons covered
rlfatlng. 7lG l1th ST. NV. RE I'o"'
WANTED-Better grade OF household tqt-
nIture antiques and ONCE furniture. Nh
b529: evenings. GE. 644G
any condition. China ric-a-brac. Old
SeTelry, DORA KRUPsAW MILESTONE.
1895 G ct NV Sterling 1896 ~
WILL PAY CASH for your condemned
BLDG any construction. DEILINGER S
LEAKE, call GIL. 1918 or LU. 3nSo. %
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CO. APTs. FOR SALE

GRIN, APT.-Large entrance hall. living
rm,. 3 bedrmS., dining rm., kitchen. new
tile bath. Phone OWNER. NO. 6046 bet.
NEW ais-RM APT, vic. 18th and Niehol-
son: price. $4,000; cash, 81 800; monthly
payments sos. which inemdes saving Of
BY OWNER bedroom, unfurn. apsrt-
ment for sale in Naylor Gardens: kitchen
eouipped avail. immed. Call TIE. 1871.
ewes. and Sunday. -2b
TILDEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES apis. with
3 exposures for immediate occupancy:
one 3 bedrms.. liv. rm, Solarium, dining.
rm., kitchen. baths; price of equity
S27 800. One bedrms,, liv.. rm;, so
larium, dining rm.. kitchen and baths.
completely furn.. price of equity, S26, 500.
Inspection of these apts by appt, only.
Telephone Wo. 1894, Apt 30l-D. -26
1920 CONN. AVE. NV.
(Above Porter ST. Buy a home in one
of the city's most perfect locations for
only 5000, : rms, kit and bath: Mr.;
Dowell will be at the premises from 2
pm. to Il pm. Sunday only.
HOME REALTY co.
l746 Pa ave NV. RE. 1897. -26
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HOUSES ukEuRAishfn,

NEW GROOM BRICK BUNGALOW. asseT
bedrooms. full basement satas
Shades and screens - blccks % q G.
line Immediate possession xlSA rae.
on lease 1905 pent st. Sc, HI A5SF.
WILL LEASE DETACHED s-ream es;ss
house, suitable for doctor or asrust le~
GATED on Minnssss.1ss na.s1sss ss' nna,AAs Asslsit. M
als Good Hope e s,c ,s TR TaRn, tsso ~. -.
rms Sc; all uttls. fura-S ehuafsn rss.
OF WI e642 days. OR sina sres sas
CONTINUED on Next rassl
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HOUSES suRh. OR UhfURh.

MARyIAND--3 furn. houses; prices. Sl3S
10 ssSu, one unfurn. house, new, he'd
rms Si7o Mrs Christman, ALLIED
REALTY CORP. WI. 664a, ewes. eaa
q ROOMS; running water. electricity IsAs-
phone; no bath; use Of house includes esa
OF indoor and outdoor SWIMMING pe9A
tennis court riding horse, saFSsn space
rs min from wash; near Uppef MaTseeISt
s55 per month. Telephone Marlboro 3asS>
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p0tItTPY and EGGS,

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 < st. NV. ME.
yosg. Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
TdaeS Ina WHITE LEGHoRN PULLETs, ready
TO lay. s. 25 each. English strand. Phone
Ads Wa S-F-3I --26
90 MUSCOVY DUCKS, breeding turkeys.
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ROOMS WANTED.

FURN. ROOM-Nr. transp. all hours, with
place or space for radio, exp. and study
Box 45o-Z ~tar 2T*
CARPENTER, BUILDER. will exchange
remodeIing. partitions. etc. basement. attic
for room Box 40-A. Star. 2b*
QUIET, REFINED WOMAN, Govt. empl..
desires pleasant single rm, private home
good neighborhood. Box 3S-A. Star. 2O-
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TWO ROOMS, kitchen and bath: newly
decorated; employed couple or empolyed
girls; no children or pets; S65 per month
GE. 2064. 90
CoLORED-14O1 BELMONT ST. NV
Large unfurnfshed rooms, in newly deco
rated building, with use of modern Kitchen
TAYLOR 4533 between and 9 pm. 20
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

ether employees Of Capital Transit Com.
pany iced Eouses or private apartments
With private bath and kit. renting under
e72 Tor 652I. Monday to Friday from $50
am to pm These employees are noa
lookint for rooms to rent or houses TO
buy, they need family housing to rent.1
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL LEASE my ll-rm, house nr. Georgia
and Alaska ayes,. S225 mo-, In exchanss
west OF 14th St: house has compl. furn.
3-rm. apt; on 3rd fr; other frs. cons
kit. unfurnished; large yard. For infor.
nation call SH. 1889. -26
WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedrm.. new apt, O.
WASHINGTON, for similar apt. in Manhattan.
N Y DE 2RIS or BE o3SS q
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ApARTMENTs FURNISHED.

NORTHEAST-4-rm furn. apt; conT. locs
mr. school, shopping; $50 per mo. 1E'
Oo66.
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COOPERATIVE Aprs. WANTED.

CO-OP. APT. WANTED or rooms.
kitchenette. bath. ground floor If no
elevator; Northwest section only DR..
H G. KORNITZER, 1926 Hobart st. n:v4s
Adams O64S 20
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ROOMS FuRk. OR UNFuRk
ROOMS UkFuRNIsHEp

COLORED-6l sEAToN PL.-Furn. oil
unfurn room. back, with porch; couple OF
2 girls: privileges. de. 456I. 20
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EAIREAX ESTATE
7CIEVELAND Park

LEGISLATORS and diplomats will DO well TO
tnvest{sate this tne woodley I'd. property
cfseref tag lease LArge, spacious rooms,
s.rstered ser gracious living and enter
tsfatns s3aSefately furnished. Four twin
tSss tf4S rsAsess leo tuli modern baths. sum
sefs i4e ssrvaass rooms and bath, stor-
str s3sSr f4sN basement and garage; strik-
tsss s~4ae1t ard surroundings located
nsar fftt cathedral S40O per month.
sssn skadFpe only May consider sale.
cali Ms T3sFk, with JAMES, L. DIXON
q co. Saturday or Sunday, ST. 1900;
ewes t4F nutt go
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BUSINESS COUPLE. child in nursery; furn.
bedroom, kitchenette, living room, bath
NV; nondrinkers-sm smokers. NO. 2o66:
STUDENT VET. and wife need two-bed,
room kitchen and private bath apt. from
to 30 sloo cali Ii Ra sss9n s aer FL or Of1GTs
sse ssesEasss; rs ii day Sat. and sun. ASK fOr
MR sLBE6kM. 6RSihAPPT APT. furnished. for family with
yEfEkAS pEFEx Hqas2p asp WIFI yTf soad ssT IKE or
fhIdren fSIn Tm5 Or ptts sae 1 xi pay From $50 to
rPkfRMaSENr Pk IsSt COUPLE urscnsy need !,
bedrm I'M, unfaTn dsT or APT, n1sbt FANS eh"f'n ae
: any yPRs5onfsEissioSAL s5nsi Ssk WOMEN ursen,ix re,
auire / or . bedrm. Turn apt nv nay.
mum rental sl2s' references 'nfn, Pheas
EMpLoYEp EM HYi COUPLE desire futn spI M
ne or NV. sec: OF city or suburbs Phone
i5 ssIDss n1ax,S x,,. .'osso. .s,'s ,Sa
Psa PPssaoffsssioIai sss al w,oasS ,SS s.sf s.,s ..
calI li OR. s4sa week ends. ef, st,ss 90
SthfE SifEr asyd YouSs A;s stscaSER tss Mo- % ds,S ss
.iss ans, Seresxss, Sefqs % ot srIiSsten' North i"
sr 3 GIRLS En- is1s desire ' or room art, tnrn
ME- slon, Ext o2i' TO "a.
TWO YOUNG MEN wan, or 5s,ssns sn s55
OCT. /; $50 limit; Can MIR s"AssS"' IS:
ssiEsFfiINaD Ref coGrLE with two reIl-man;
bedrm., be- apt. iurn; or unfurn.' preferably
4 ArnngIeSno: rnngSo ,33nnIEs. senti:es, urgently need
ssdFm taIa ssII spt BE- 81 osf sf54 Alter
y. an al n =, weekdays or all day Sun. -2o
GRoRGEToWN STUDENT, .nsss ,stsrsn in wenfs eats
ifnTnia Please help me UE. 9533, 28'
I ELDERLY LADIES; careful rn hoqseksep-
!, y ,ooderstsiy priced. for winter mos. Noy.
April / references furnished. NE 4soo' |
rnf IYsS' AGENT desires efsciency or one-eed- |
room apt. in apt. olds' in NV distrieI
Ba; bocfoR:s 1sSs FAMILY desires or > bsaIa.
ant or house in NV. Wash; or Mont. |
County suburb. OR. $3.50 after 5 2 NJ
sGI MAN, steady employment desires
selfconta aimed furn. apt: bed; sitting. bath.
kit.; NV. sec. Box 111-Z, Star. --2S
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COAL WOOD AND FUEL OIL.
FARM and GARDEN.

DRY FIREPLACE WOOD, hard or
delivered ready for use. OK. 81.
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I07 ELM AVE, Takoma Park, Md;-Det.
first floor; excellent condition. S175 per
3 Allegheny Ave. Takoms Park. Md
BuneaioW & rooms. bath. $3.50 per mo.
can be seen Sunday, 2-5 pm MARSHALL
J WAPLE CO., 1924 18th st. NV. pI.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
AUCTION SALES.
UNCLAIMED ARTICLES accur

UNCLAIMED ARTICLES accum. at WASH
inston Post once will be sold at AUCTION
Room ::os3 Main p Post Once, Nortn cspi:
tol and Mass. ave. Sale begins II noon
continue until all iots are disposed Of.
Main Main Posi- once. Room Jos3. TUESDAY.
Aug. 81, am. to pm, wednesday,
Sept i. o to II.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers.
sfifs furnishinss snd saf eauipment. q FOOD 6ey.r-
tsuTsns assrs ts 4soi osorsia ave. NV, also
lsssshold interest; Class goodTii Tefaefs efs
eta1Is eorded IN IN LiDer s$7s. foho 33 one Of the
land rece5as Of hs Dset TIC Of s.n2sd
thereby the undersigned trustees will sell
by Public Auction al the above mentioned
10 o'ciocf. M. the goodwill. trade name,
the !essehold interest which Is now in ex-
istrnce or any other lessehold interest
which may hereafter be seouirfd dtI for
IN trade consisting Of food stufs. bev-
craze, etc, and al fixtures. equip
t'i'@' eSc4 KIND m AND charselsT now CON
ness; aad fur{hsr two pedestal electric
isrs' one SINAI, isb, sisc,rie aispiss case'
tables. chairs. steam table, and all licenses
pertaining TO the operation of the said
Beverass License and al other stock 10
trade, fixtures. eaulpment, machinery and
utensils. OF any kind or character what
sna an t9pes n licenses sheR ass Sesa
used in connection with the operation OF
the said business and which are hereafte.
t.res apply to e.. und.rsizn.d nj Tsr@s
cash. EDWARD A. AARoNsoN' MARTIN
AARQNSON. Trustees. Abe Frtbush. Attor-
ney for party secured, 1929 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
Poland Will Punish
'Specuiotors in Grain
By the Assoeiated Press

WARSAW, Poland -Pola n DIS
Ministry Of Agriculture is out to
stop racketeering in grain prices.
The country has bumper crop this
year which may triple the 1000, 900
tons of wheat, rye and barley pro-
duced in 1947.
The ministry. recognizing that
peasants may raise prices or fall
INTO the hands of spectators. an
nounced all racketeering in grain
VIII be prosecuted and most severely
punished" A citizens militia of
ABOUT 100000 men and a special
commission to fight abuses and
speculation have been instructed to
keep a close check on the sale prices
OF all grains, If the prices are
higher than the government has
fixed. the seller faces a stiff fins
and jail sentence.
Evening star., 1948-08-29

PACKARD 194s 4-door -13o''; brand-new;
SO, 1875: no trade-in required on this car
this week end.
Packard l94S 4-door custom '160";
fully equipped: radio, heater, white side
walls oyerdrire. custom upholstery to
match: new-car guarantee: equipped and
ready to go; S3,s15. Drive II and you
will buy it.
plymouth 194s Special de luxe 4-door.
brand radio and heater. seat covers
air-ride tires. Cars like this are hard to
f3nd: S3,4a5
Buick ls41 Super convertible: Just like
new fully equipped. Truly beautiful car;
Cadillac 1947 Fleetwood; driven 5000
careful miles This car like new beautiful
maroon Weekend special 81 1915.
veek-end special s..995. Others to select
from. COLE MOTOR q TRAILER. s23"
Ga ave nv. Silver SprinK. Nc. 20
Evening star., 1948-08-29

VICTOR MOTORS weekend closeouts:
1916 Plymouth 4-dr., special de luxe.
S1.595. .
1915 Hudson 4-door; radio. heater;
1871 Plymouth. 4-dr. special de luxe;
$3.50.
are at least $500 under market price, are
for Fri. Sat and Sun only.
VICTOR MOTORS INC, 1901 Ga. aye"
Evening star., 1948-02-09
Cards Bid for Sixth Straight
Court Victory Against RIM

Catholic University takes its five
game winning streak to Ashland
Va, tonight to play = previously
postponed game with Randolph
Macon in the only collegiate court
action involving a local team.
The Cards, who meet II Mason
Dixon Conference foes on their 1S-
game schedule, now hold fourth
place in the conference with nine
victories against three defeats and
also are the most active team in
family games, with IL.
American University will risk un-
disputed possession Of third place
tomorrow night when the Eagles
meet Mount st. Marys in the Fred
erick Armory.
Seven Of the eight tournament
berths are decided with Johns
Hopkins or Western Maryland fav-
ored to win the other place.
The Southern Conference has
developed into no contest with North
Carolina State not only the best
team in the near South, but maybe
the best in the country.
George Washington clung to third
place despite its upset defeat at
the hands of Washington and Lee
while Maryland moved into fifth
with an easy triumph over the
same Generals. The Terps will have
to watch their step this week, how
ever, in games with George WASH
ington on the Armory double
header card Wednesday and North
Evening star., 1948-02-09
Riley, Lions Coach,
Remains as Player

Coach Jack Riley Of the Lions
hockey team definitely will continue
as a player for the rest of the sea-
son, he announced today. He
donned skates for the first time
last week to help the short-handed
Lions. and now that Bill Cowley Is
coming here to help him direct the
club he'll spend more time on the
ice.
Cowley, former center with the
Boston Bruins and holder of the
National League all-time scoring
record, reports here tomorrow. Some
effort also will be made to get him
on the ice, too, although he an
nounced his retirement at the end
of last season.
The Lions definitely need help,
as three men are on the injured
list and Winger Scotty MAR is 60
ing back to the Toronto Maple
Leafs. Scotty came here from the
Leafs at the start of the season on
option and they exercised their op-
ton yesterday.
The Lions have three games
scheduled this week, all against
Pittsburgh Hornets, leaders in the
American Leagues western division.
They play here tomorrow and Fri
day nights and in Pittsburgh Sat-
urday night.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
Two Bowl 10 721 Tie
In Penn Polio Meet

Johnny Parke, Mount Rainier
pinman, and Nooky Shendow OF
Front Royal, Va, bowled to first
place tie in the third annual Penn
Recreation Mile O. Dimes handicap
yesterday. Each crossed 721 score
with Parke putting together a 676
scratch set and As franked pins
while shendow posted 667 with 81
free sticks.
A sum of $3.50 was raised for
the paralysis fund. The manage
ment of Penn and 1856 contestants
equally contributed $68 while COL
lection from spectators netted
$17.10.
Other prize winners were Stanley
Ward, 60-7O4; Richard Tucker
42-7O2;; Red Megaw, ST., 39-7O1;
Lloyd Oliver, 93-700; George Mills
48-697; Ben Brookoff, 1896; Bill
Dunigan, 1856; Andy Gleason,
72-687; Arthur Crown, 1888;
Jack Rabbit, 42-e83, and Lindsay
Stott, 24-681.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
Loveday, Gibson Share
In Badminfon Titles

Carl Loveday of Montclair, N. j.,
and Helen Gibson of Stamford,
Conn.,, both share in two titles after
the windup of the National Capital
badminton tournament yesterday at
Kensington Armory.
Together they won the mixed
doubles crown after Loveday teamed
with Frank Kinds of New York for
the mems doubles title and Miss
Gibson had taken the women's
doubles with Wanda Bergman, also
of Stamford.
The Loveday- Gibson triumph in
mixed doubles was q real upset, al
though they were seeded second in
this tourney. They topped the top
seeded pair of Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Stephens of Baltimore, 1910,
I7-15. The Stephenses were run
ners-up for the national title last
year and were favorites for that
crown this season. They had won
six Journeys in a row until coming
to Kensington, including several
over the Loveday- Gibson combine.
Loveday and Kinds, relatively
new combination of top-f1ight bad
minton players, won the mems
crown over Stephens and Frank
Roberts of Baltimore, 15N11, 15-6.
Miss Gibson and Mrs. Bergman de-
feated Zoe Yeager and May Hellwig
Of New Rochelle, N. Y, 1915.
15=8. 15-6.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
By Lewis F. Atchison

Jimmy Councilman was his
typical rib = tickling self at
Georgetown last Saturday night,
but the affable coach of the
champion Chicago Cardinals was
not the whole show as had been
anticipated. A galloping poll at
the conclusion Of the dinner
launching Georgetown's drive for
a new gymnasium gave it a
rating on par, at least, with the
Touchdown Clubs recent jam
boree.
=, From the moment Toastmaster
John T. Casey introduced the
first speaker until the concluding
remark of the evening the pace
was swift and, most Of the time,
uproariously funny. It hao its
serious moments, of course. Jack
Hagerty, the Hoyas' head foot
ball coach, prepared the gather
ing for the bad basket ball news
from Raleigh, N. c., where the
G. U. squad was getting is bumps,
but he promised better things
next year in basket ball and foot
ball.
"We1l have the height we need
in basket ball." Jack said, land
we'll have the ball carriers we
need In football"
Naturally, a good basket ball
team isn't much good without
good gym to put it in and you
probably have read that the Hill
toppers are out to raise $4,000
for a modern building to replace
outmoded Ryan Gym. It'll be
called McDonough Memorial
Gymnasium in honor of the late
Father Mac, the Rev. Vincent
s. McDonough, S. j., who for 13
years guided the ascending ath-
letic fortunes Of Georgetown. A
guest at the dinner and one Of
the speakers was 83-year -old
Joseph B. McDonough, Father
Macs brother, who told a couple
of stories that eloquently Illus
trate the beloved priests char
acter.
Father Mac at the time oc-
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Councilman One of the Boys at Hoyo Gathering
Drive for New Gym Under Woy Improved Court Grid Teams Promised

to dispute one OF Father Macs
decisions. The-latter whipped out
his watch and said. you've got
Just two minutes to get back on
the slab and resume pitching"
"You can't talk that way to .
priest" interposed a bystander.
Right now I'm talking to q
badly ratified pitcher" rejoined
Father Mac, land he's got one
minute to get back on that
mound"
Mr.. McDonough told his audi.
ence one rule Father Mac in.
sisted on was necessary for the
proper upbringing of boys.
Never" he warned, forbid
them to do something you know
darn well they're going to do
anyway"
Councilman, who interrupted a
well-earned vacation to attend
the dinner. was reminiscing about
his gridiron experiences and re-
called the first look he had at the
Cardinals after agreeing to coach
the team for the late Charley
Bidwill.
"I asked Charley to point out
the tailbacks," Jim said. land
he showed me two or three kids
who couldn't have averaged over
162 pounds with a weight in each
hand. They look pretty young,
don't they?' I said to Charley.
Yes he said. they're so young
some of them haven't even been
confirmed yet"
Councilman also got a laugh
from the crowd describing the
dangers of trading players with
George Halas of the Chicago
Bears.
"I got guard from him once"
he said, "and when the doctor
examined him we found so much
baling wire holding him together
you could have stuck a light
bulb in each ear and used him to
light the field for night practice"