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Evening star., 1949-11-29
Van Buren, Nears New
Gaining Record; Mark
For Scoring in Peril
By Lewis f. Atchison

Pug-nosed Steve Van Buren Of
the Philadelphia Eagles was on the
verge today of hanging up one
new National Football League rec
ord and losing another as he
moved out in front of the ball.
carrying brigade for the first time
this season.
The 205 yards he gained over
Pittsburgh Sunday, his greatest
performance in six years as pro,
boosted the bayou block busters
season record to 997 yards gained
on 225 attempts. With two games
to play, Van Buren seems almost
certain to better his 1947 league
record of 1908 yards.
Van Buren's record of Is touch
downs in one season, made in 1945,
was endangered by Choo Choo
Roberts of the New York Giants,
whose two touchdowns against the
Washington Redskins Sunday left
him one shy of equaling the Eagle
aces mark and gave him 102
points for the season. He and
Van Buren will face one another
in head-to-head duels as Phila-
delphia invades New York next
Sunday and then closes at home
against the Giants a week later.
The Redskins, however. were
more concerned about runnerup
Tony Canadeo of Green Bay, who
slipped to second last Sunday with
a total of 953 yards on 176 plays,
after setting the pace from the
opening game. The Packer vet
will oppose the Redskins here
Sunday in its last home game and
they have sneaking suspicion
he'll redouble his efforts to over
haul Van Buren. Canadeo nor
mally is bad news for the Tribe,
and working under pressure he
could be extremely obnoxious.
Charley Conerly of the Giants
used the Redskins to consolidate
his position as the leagues No. /
passer, ranking 812 points ahead
of Washington's Sammy Baugh
and the Chicago Bears Johnny
Lujack, who were tied for second.
Conerly has 129 competitions in
245 throws for 1915 yards and II
touchdoWns. Baugh has COM
pleted los Of his 1877 tosses for
1,496 yards and Is scores. Lujack
has connected on 125 of his 243
tosses for 1872 yards and 16 tbs.
Only two changes in leadership
occurred last week. Tom Fears
of Los Angeles Rams moved ahead
of the pass receivers with go for
1893 yards-9 more than Bob
Mann of Detroit, and Charley
Trippi Of the Chicago Cardinals
replaced Frank Mimi of Pitts
burgh as the kickoff return pace
maker.
Bob Waterfield of the Rams still
is the best punter with a 44.6-
yard average, while Teammate
v. T. Smith is tops at running
'em back. The Giants Emlen
Tunnel and Bob Nussbaumer.
former Redskin now with the
Cardinals, are tied for pass inter-
ception leadership with 10 each.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Berwyn RifIemen Rout
Aqs in Maryland Loop

Berwyn emerges as top chal-
lenger to University Of Maryland
in the Maryland Rifle League
after it's 1,402-1 ,292 triumph over
United States Aggies that fea-
tured last nights matches. Rich
ard Hanson of Berwyn with 289
was top scorer.
In other matches, Greenbelt No.
2 defeated GPO, 1,371-1, ,292; Ken
sington No. won over National
Capital, 1,378-1,337, and Mary
land Varsity No. 2 downed the 933
Club, 1861 $40.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Vancouver, 81; Tacoma 2.
No games scheduled in other leagues.
Evening star., 1949-11-29

ing one of its
best games as
they defeat
ed a we'll
d r / ! ! e d
S o u t h e r n
Cali + ornia
aggrega ton.
Our lads had
TO go all OuG
before get
ting a safe
lead on the
spirited Tro-
jams. In fact,
s o u t h e ern
~fs n Z
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Irish Get III Of 248
First-PIace Votes;
Maryland Is 14th
BY the Associated Press

The fighting Irish of Notre
Dame today reign as college foot
ball champions of 1949.
Notre Dame drew 172 of 248
frst-place votes and a bulging
total of 2.402 points in the ninth
and final Associated Press poll of
football writer's and sportscasters
across the Nation.
Although Notre Dame, unbeaten
over a 37-game stretch, still has to
play Southern Methodist Satur-
day, most of the other high-point
teams have finished their sched-
ules.
Oklahoma, 41-0 winner over the
Oklahoma Aggies, recaptured Sec
ond place from idle California. de-
spite strong frst-place support for
the Golden Bears from the Pacific
Coast. Oklahoma had 18 firsts to
40 for California. but the Sooners
piled up point edge of 2,018 to
1900. Points are figured on the
basis of 10 for first, 9 for Sec
ond and so on down to for 10th.
Army's flasny $50 rout of Navy
failed to boost the Cadets fourth
place standing. They polled IL
f1rsts and 1888 points.
Rice Moves Up.
The other firsts went to College
of Pacific, which had 4, and Villa
nova, No. l on ballots.
Behind the big four" of Notre
Dame, Oklahoma, California and
Army. in that order, came Rice.
moving from seventh to fifth on
its 21-7 triumph over Baylor
That win guaranteed Rice the
Southwest Conference crown and
the job of Cotton Bowl host.
Ohio State, Michigan and Min
nesota. all of whom ended their
regular seasons more than a week
ago. ran sixth, seventh and eighth,
in that order. Ohio State, Cali
fornia's Rose Bowl opponent, and
Michigan each dropped a peg in
the hnal ratings, but Minnesota
was firm eighth.
Louisiana State, 21-0 conqueror
of Tulane and Sugar Bowl foe of
Oklahoma, edged into the top 10,
taking ninth place with a sur
prising 516-point vote.
College of Pacific. with one
game to play. finished 10th with
the. help of an $50 romp over
California Poly. Both Baylor and
Tulane dropped out of the top 10.
Fourth Title for Irish.
Notre Dame polished off South
ern California, 800, at South
Ben Saturday in it's last home
game to solidify its position. It
was the fourth Notre Dame title
In IA years of the A. P. poll.
The Irish were rated first in
1943. 1916 and 1947. Last year
it was Michigan, with Notre Dame
second.
Maryland advanced one position
over last weeks rating, placing
1dth
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Two Spurn Bowl Bids

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 20 (P.-
The University of Wyoming and
Colorado A. and M, top teams in
the Skyline Six Football Confer
ence, both have declined to play
in postseason bowl games.
Evening star., 1949-11-29

accept bid to the Sugar Bowl it was necessary
to get special permission from the Southeastern
Conference because the Tigers had lost too
many games in their own league.
Kentucky and Santa Clara will meet in the
Orange Bowl. although they have lost four
games between them and tied one. And all
Maryland got for its seven victories and one
loss-with perhaps an eighth triumph coming
Friday night in Miami-was another trip to
the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville.
Presumably acting on the assumption that
half loaf is better than none, Athletic Director
Head Coach Jim Tatum has accepted on behalf
Of b secret that at College
Evening star., 1949-11-29
By Fronk Leohy
No,rs Dome Eootboll Cooch

The presence of Notre Danes
legendary Four Horsemen and
and Seven Mules served to in
spire our 1949 team into play
Evening star., 1949-11-29
|MoryIond-Missouri Clash Seen
As One of Top Bowl Attractions

son, later Tatum's assistant coach
at Oklahoma and who now is head
man with the Sooners. also was
at Iowa Preflight and was in on
the birth of the split-T.
Maryland's players yesterday ex-
pressed satisfaction over their
Gator Bowl invitation. Twelve
members of the squad, including
Capt. Fred Davis, were on Mary
lands first Gator Bowl team of
two years ago when favored Geor-
gia was tied, 1920, and remember
how well they were treated there.
Coach Tatum, though, was quick
to quiet bowl talk yesterday. I'VE
still have to play Miami on Fri
day night" he told his squad.
They'd like nothing better than
to knock off a bowl team" Until
they were beaten last week by
Kentucky, the Hurricane players
had ideas themselves of making q
bowl game. Tatum also reminded
listeners Of what happened to
Georgetown against George Wash
ington two weeks back after 1t
had accepted the Sun Bowl bid
before finishing its regular sched-
ule. .-...* -1r s.. -..-....
Trip Plans Not Completed.
Complete plans for Maryland's
Jacksonville trip have not been
made. The team probably will
fly down on December 26 and
stay at a beach hotel or club resort
some distance outside the city.
The return trip likely will be the
day after the game.
Georgetown is flying to Ell Paso
on December % and, too, will
return on January 8.
Naming of Texas Western as
Georgetown's Sun Bowl foe caught
the Hoyas without a scouting re-
port. They figured Texas Tech as
their January 2 opposition and
had it secuted last week. Tech
however, voted against a bowl ap-
pearance and now Georgetown has
for sale. cheap, one scouting re-
port.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Eoe Sports Notre Dame 49 Champion by Big Margin Poll
Win, Lose, or Draw
No Justice at College Park
By FRANCIS STANk

disposition University of Maryland to
Teapns less than deserving in the
scramble for bowl bids, that's understandable.
Carolina lucrative invitation to
Evening star., 1949-11-29

The total fnal vote (hrst-place votes
i. Notre Dame u72)-- 2,4O2
g Oklahoma 1S) 2,01 8
3. California f4O) O)- 800
f. Army (2) " ,S3S
5. Rice ,O62
6. Ohio State g9S
4 Michigan S4S
6. Minnesota -1-- 522
g. Louisiana State - $40
10. College Of Pacific az -, 24S
The second ten-11, Kentucky, 222; IL.
Cornell. 1888; 13. Villanova (2). 14s: 4.
Maryland. 1874; 15, Santa Clara, 1873; 16.
North Carolina, 1O6; II. Tennessee. 80;
1s, Princeton. 40: 10. Michigan State.
80; 20. Missouri and Baylor. each 20.
Others receiving yotes-Virginia, 1S:
Duke, IA: Pennsylyania, 10: Stanford. 8:
Wofford. Tulane. William and Mary and
Southern Methodist. each g.; Texas. Texas
Christian and North Carolina State, each
8: Dartmouth, wyoming. Southern Cali
fornia, U. C. L. A.. Vanderbilt each 2;
Brown, Wake Forest and Xavier. each i.
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LOT so x 100 on Flagler Avenue.
Home site or investment. Tele-
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" Deadline
To insure publication,
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fore II o'clock in the morn
ing on the day of publica-
ton.
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Newly. decorated 4-room furnish
cd apartment. Breezy porches.
Also one-room efficiency apart
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near Officers Club. 538-M.,
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FURNISHED modern apartment.
Pine Plaza Apis, 1891 Truman
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EFFICIENCY apartments, $4,000
monthly Near South Beach.
Shown by appointment. Phone
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COOL 3-bedroom house, screened
porch, fenced yard. Furnished
including dishes, linen. etc. Kids
and pets welcome. June l to
Sept. 10. Tel. l304-W.
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Baseball Managers
Meeting At 6P.M.
~
Tomorrow

Managers of the Island City.
Baseball League will meet at s
o'clock tomorrow night. Is.
The meeting will be held in the
home of the president of the
league.
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ONE Is hip. Scotch Marine boil
err, with fuel and water pump,
$4,000. One 15-foot hardening
cabinet, divided in S sections of
3 feet each. Come out and look
these items over. Adams Dairy.
apricot
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WANTED-sALESMEN

WANTED-A good reliable man
to supply customers with Raw
leigh Products in City of Key
West. Write Rawleigh's, Dept.
FAD-660-127, Memphis, Tenn.
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Sports Calendar
SENIOR BASEBALL

st --G~s4 SAsx 0o9G0oAk &AC08u8
municipal Stadium,
Afternoon)
First Game; l P.M.)
SUNDAY, APRIL "a
First American Legion VS.. Red
Raiders.
Second SubRon Four VS..
Atomic Bombers.
SUNDAY, MAY L.
First-Atomic Bombers VS..
American Legion.
Second--Red Raiders VS.. Sub
Ron Four.
SUNDAY, MAY B.
First-Atomic Bombers VS..
Red Raiders.
Second--SubRon Four VS..
American Legion.
TENNIS
BaYvisw Park. Afternoons
and Nights
Daily play,
SWITCHBOARD
tBaYvisw Park
Daily play
MOVING AND HAULING
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FURNISHED apartments, 3 rooms
and bath, everything furnished.
summer rates, $500 and Sos. 100.
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SENIOR SOFTBALL
tBayview Park. Night)s
!. First Game: 7:30
THURSDAY
First-BlihpRon VS.. Naval Hos
pital.
Second-Bamboo Room VS..
Adams Dairy.
vs.. indie
pendents.
Second-OpDevSta VS.. VX-l.
SKATING
BaYview Park. Night
FRIDAY
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SERVICES AND REPAIRS
RADIO AND TELEVISION
REPAIRS AND SERVICE
PLUMBING

PURIE'S Plumbing. Phone $751;,
1914 Pine Street. Reliable and
reasonable. Day and night ser
vice. mar24- soft
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TWO BEDROOM, newly furnish
~cd department. * Reasonable.
Electric kitchen. tile bath. Franks
Barber Shop, 425 Southland.
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BABY tender, chair, hassinette,
bathinette, baby scales. Price
reasonable Tel, 70, w, Seaplane
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FIVE bundles of old newspapers,
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FOR sALE-UsED TRUCKS

l947 CROSLEY pickup truck.
New engine, new paint. Good
tires, One owner. Reasonable.
Can be seen Tony's Auto Body
Shop, 603 Greene Street.
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wANTED-srTuArIoN
wANrED-EMpLoYMENT

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furnish the best of references.
Would Ike sales work but willing
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ONE-BEDROOM cottage. charm
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screened porch, until jan lst.
Suitable for couple only, No
Others heed apply. Tel. l02l-J.
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BEAUTIFUL, colorful fighting
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Apply 1881 First st. Telephone
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Couple only. No. pets. 1924
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STORAGE

RED Brick Storage Co. Furni-
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PORTABLE Corona typewriter,
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PERSONAL

LIMITED time only-Recondition
your hair with an end-curl
permanent wave $500. Slender
izing $14.50 special, S machine,
exercise and vapor visits plus
one Tammen table massage
Marion's Cayo Hueso Beauty Sa-
lon, 9l9 Simonton ST., Tel. 1914.
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YANKEES AND TIGERS.
DODGERS PLAYING WELL
69;E|j:|'lII 5ll|llIlI5|


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1897 OLDSMOBILE tudor sedan.
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Evening star., 1949-07-17

by his arm, suffered only mino,
cuts and bruises.
Three other teen-age occupants
Of the cars also suffered minor in
juries. They were Patrick M. Cor
coran, IS, of 26O7 Davis avenue,
Alexandria, the driver: Frank No
Ian, of 202 Braddock road. Alexan-
dria, and Edward o. Owen, 10,
brother of Denzil. Young Corco-
ran was charged with driving the
coupe at an unreasonable speed,
police said.
10 Shaken Up in Crash.
Ten persons were shaken up,
five seriously enough to require
hospital attention when automo-
biles driven. according to police,
by Herbert c. Mack, 40. of 5000
Thirty-ninth street NV, and
Josephus Carter. SO, colored, of
1912 Oates street NE, collided at
Thirty-fourth and Macomb streets
INV. yesterday
Mrs. Polly Jackson Smith, 80
colored. of 1103 P street NV, a
passenger in Mr.. Carter's car, was
admitted to Emergency Hospital
for treatment Of possible frac-
tured ribs. The others were re-
leased after treatment.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
.Knickerbocker Saw
War Threat in Asia
By the Assoeioted Press


NEW YORK, July 16.-H. r..
Knickerbocker, veteran foreign
correspondent. who died in a
plane crash last Tuesday, said in
his last broadcast that World
War III looks inevitable" unless
the United States goes all out
against Communism in Asia.
Mr.. Knickerbocker was one OF
13 American newsmen killed in
the crash of a Dutch airliner near
Bombay.
The broadcast. aired tonight at
Knickerbocker's regular program
time. was recorded in Singapore
before the crash.
Communism is moving 50 fast
that within a few years Moscow
may feel itsof strong enough to
challenge the power of the United
States" Mr.. Knickerbocker said.
He said the United States
should Immediately appoint a
high-caliber official to coordinate
the battle for it's interest in Asia.
I'VE can still stop Communism
in Asia" he said, but to do it
will require a greater effort on
the part of the United States than
we have exerted to stop Commu-
nism in Europe. What should our
investment in United States Sc
curity be? The answer should be:
Whatever 1t takes"
Evening star., 1949-07-17

years, and a loan program to help
farm owners build or improvd
their homes.
No Change in U. S. Setup.
The new housing law makes no
change in the existing govern
ment setup, with the Housing and
Home Finance Agency in the basic
organization.
While the bill was under con-
sideration there was tempo
rary lapse in the insuring of hous-
ing loans by the Government. This
lapse extended from June 80, end
Of the Governments last fiscal
year, and Friday when President
Truman signed the new housing
bill.
A 60-day extension of the loan
insurance provisions was included
in the new housing law. Mean
while, a bill is pending in Con-
gress to raise from $1,000,000. 900
to 81, SOC. 100000 the authorization
for government purchase of mort
cages from private lenders on
homes costing up to $4,000.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
Accidents
Continued From First Page

left Friday for a weekend trip
to Pennsylvania.
The girls were killed instantly
in the crash. Corpl. Doll died yes
terday at a hospital in Everett.
The driver Of the truck was un-
injured, Pennsylvania police said.
Corpl. Doll, native of Cold
Water, Mich. enlisted in the Ma
rine Corps May 13. 1947 at Fort
Wayne. Ind. He had been sta
toned at Marine Corps headquar-
tiers in the Naval Annex since
october, 1947.
In the Maryland accident Mr.
Holmes was killed instantly. He
was pronounced dead on the scene
by DR.. Arthur T. Davidson of New
York City. passing motorist, ac-
cording to police. Mr.. Martin.
died about 10 minutes after ar.
rival at st. Agnes Hospital ir
Baltimore.
State Trooper Russell w. Har.
rison reported that both mer
were riding in car driven by
Mr.. Holmes. The car collidec
with a southbound truck. owned
by the Good Humor Ice Cream
Co., while making a left turr
from the boulevard into the roae
leading into Santa Helm, the re.
named portion of Savage wher.
Christmas ornaments now are
manufactured.
Police said the truck driver
Edward L. Jackson, about 80, OF
Baltimore. was held under S2,50O
Evening star., 1949-07-17

bond on charges Of manslaughtel
and reckless driving.
Traffic was blocked along the
heavily travelled highway fol-
nearly an hour. police said.
In District accident yesterday
afternoon. two small boys were
struck by the same car as they
crossed Columbia road NV. at
Ontario road.
William Francis Nally. 4, Of 1893
Ingraham street NV. suffered
possible internal injuries and
Allen Hunt, 6. of l70l Euclid street
NV. broken left arm.
Police Drive to Hospital.
Police said the driver Of the car
Harry r. Ziegler. Al, of 217 Main
street. Laurel. Md. was turning
east on Columbia road when the
children were struck. A police
scout car took them to Children &
Hospital. The driver was not
held.
After another accident firemen
worked for SO minutes with hack
saws and pressure jacks early We j
terday to eXtricate two Alexandris
youths who were pinned in the
wreckage of a coupe which over
turned and crashed against a tree
in the 1900 block of Macarthur
boulevard NV.
Denzil Owen, jr.. II, of 2426
Cameron Mills road was found to
have a fractured left arm when
the flremen freed him. Paul Duval
of S West Alexandria avenue, who
also was pinned in the wreckage
Evening star., 1949-07-17
i Is

Remember-not2Ogo gal. but 80 GALLON
Price INCLUDES INSTALLATION
This is the lowest price in years for deluxe model
white Sterling Gas Water Heater. It's of the
finest heaters we've been able to offer completely
installed at such low price And remember this:
When your Merchandising Plumber installs your heater
you getting the best in responsible workmanship
and this has lot to do with the service and satisfaction
your heater will give you Go to the Merchandising
Plumber nearest your home, or call him up and he
will send heater specialist to your home to analyze
your hot water needs
Evening star., 1949-07-17
c. G. SLOAN q CO.. INC.
Auctioneers and Appraisers.

LARGE SALE-Antiaue and modern
household furniture OF every ds-
scription: office furniture, r.. z.
Allen electric adding machine, micro.
scope, radios, 10 electric fans, z
typewriters. vacuum cleaners, %
typewriter stands, draperies, clocks,
lamps, pictures. mirrors, china;
domestic rugs. bicycies, 4 electric
refrigerators. lot suit Cases and
trunks. lawn mowers. etc. At public
auction, at SLOANS, 715 18th ST.,
Tuesday, July 10th at 10 am. Terms.
cash. c. @. SLOAN Co, INC,
lished 1891. Wits.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
Church to Hold Lown PARTY

st. AIMS Catholic Church at
Tenth and North Frederick streets,
Arlington, will hold lawn party
at pm. Wednesday on the church
grounds. Prizes will include q
table model television set and an
electric ironer.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
Terrorists Eut Monkeys

Things are going 50 badly for
some terrorists in Malaga that
they have to kill monkeys to eat.
a patrol of Scotch Highlanders
found. upon examining a bandit
camp.