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HOTEL 144O

ono room, kitchenette and. bath. a.
hour phone and elevator service.
Sz4.60 to S31 so wkly. 1440 Rhode
CHRISTIAN Govt. girls
for Groom, bath and kit; also g
3 an. 8 Pm, 22x nth 1t. n,e. ia
I'M, sEMfBATH,. also
three l-rm. ants. kit, semibath,
bsmt. apts.; o'1hildren. Ho. 212s.
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TABLE BOARD

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. home-cooked
meals; Q meals, So .wk.: 2 meals.
Psssskkedv Pssk Lunch saU 40. VIZ MIS- adyanss MARY
L, SMITH, DE. S40S. --21
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1o26 17th ST NV

1fs s!s sso'!; 'G Come newly nd sss 81 s
C0LORED-135e NEWTON ST.;
Nicely furn. rm., twin beds; couple
coLSRFp171s q z msn: IT, 5 sss9; 81. N.w.-r1sgin
coLoREDppHILLcREsT, COLO I'D paHIi. .oss $500 18th
ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished rooms,
with or without private bath. for
empl. couples or refined single ladies.
coLoRED-1S11 CHURCH ST
Lovely room, suitable for couple or
z people to share; home privileges.
E = sss s,s 81 ST. ~ ~
dSoGItooiRED-111s P ST. N.w.-wer
heated furnished rm., use Of kiteh-
a; mGnS sss MRs rs ~aiS asNsoa stel
coEoRESENfWiY eRi Sr ssEGsf i;Ti fTRN. mas master
5sdfRj ss Eij eeesIns sssa Drivil. ILL., sS EsSlid
81 IDsa Ssss. and cssssa sSHss ESS@s
CoL0RED-eiso ONTARIO RD. NV.
RIM. for empl. refined gentleman;
pr PTtysss Ussh hopsi sisc AZ Sos g. ino,m7ai2e
COLOhED-SlNGLE Oh DUUBLE-
Men preferred. board optional: on
Il. ptsn nx' st. fu. feFlise sess la4s raregSod
COLORED-COL. RID. and 10th vic.
Lovely quiet rm. for mature per-
son wanting comfort, cleanliness
and privacy. refs. DE, 1872.
refined employed person or per
COLOREDGRoOM for employed
adults; r. I. ave. and N. capitol;
home privileges. AID. 1647. 30
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

ATTRACTIVE APT. to share With an
issat,, SssS and IL gaIS iii q. NV: So, psf
GIRL to live with Jewish girl in
modern .s5rm; apt. ny; section; sectiys
Will fs 81 SRAsE Si?i M svss aI ssa mod
ern, 5-rm. apt, with l other, pleas
ant, conEenial lady; cony, to transp.
roundinss; object: not to live alone;
sTsa Tsa'ilsi lWsio6bLE9 AHi 97Ssi sD. s.w-Rsfn.d
middle aged widow will share 2-bed,
rm. apt. With youns womens all
WEARY HEinRS'e Or JG1sT K RooM.--want
your own things around your r you
en- eonsaes snsa r.
WaaN4RaD "a III sfA sRriss6 GILL ia TO- Share
apartnient. $40 week. Call after
6so "a Pm d1R1S "; !, sSsys 9s2S modern Eg 4gm
incl. rn1. and board. 10. 2-34l6.
to share co-op.; bache-
lor's coop, household; maid service;
excel. meals; NV. OR. 1919 after o..
GIRL TO SHARE furn. apt; SWITCH
ave. NV: $40 mo. Boz 463-J, Star.
PROFESSIONAL MAN-shars sM-
sil. So. JU. 7-7446, Elk. 2040, 5541.
2 GIRLS TO SHARE 2-bedroom furn.
apt, walking distance to Census
each. Phone 10. 8-7339. PARK
WAY TERRACE APTS. 20
GE0RGETOWN-LEe. frt. rm.,. suit
/ or 2 yg. men, In mod. old house,
With. With, . cn cshe5 6asy ys. men; all sa. hSuss
A YOUNG LADY to share apt. In
Northwest; $50. OR. 1884 eve
fktvATE HOME, has one rm: 70
beds; also one rm., twin beds, q
closets, sitting rin., free phone, radio
for boys; conNen. loc. and transp.
Rent, reas. Call TU. 1885. 20
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FARM AND GARDEN

TOP SoIL-veEy good, rich top soil
reasonable: Call HI, 4e33.. -23
COW MANURE and top soil. manure
TONS slesn re tfsss sS W. soa sA sS
Gaithersburr. Nd. Phone 6S6.
VIRGIN TOP soil, best quality. any
quantity, quick del. Driveway gravel.
asRSY hasS5 suPPIasS PPFEE6ekdwS II sas7S 7aSaA1Exas
4 years old; ali coiors;- Boo each.
open al day Sat. and Sun. 261O
places, rock aardens, fishponds. re-
tnaa Timing e. eemsnt was pDd pont r MaRcuc
cIo. Route s, Hornsrs lane. Rock
COW MANURE. veil rot.ss. $50
Tspso,l. fs;ss per va 4sss nSSss's. Dsllvs5sd liver
BOYLE TREE SURGERY for tree
remoy ais. trees sawed in t,replacs
lengths at no extra cost. 81. 1913
or RA. 1879 after g.. Il
s2asi. wh0ssai isr ssssss R.ss
holly deiiv. upon request. OR. 649e.
TIMBER FOR sALE-Approx. 100
acres gum, white oak and poplar.
open 70 any EehS. Ouer- ADOut o
miles from Upper Marlboro at Mat
taponi Farms, Groom, Nd, or phone
Marlboro $3.50. go
HUSKER AND SHREDDER. Rosenthal,
1948 model. one o.. the finest pieces
NEW IDEA HAYLoADER. q very
EsR1s H2Ss suf io1 fs6 supEk sl9a nAAssEY
cond., used very little and one of
the best tractors on the market to-
day. SLABS. NEW IDEA POWER
MOWER. 1947 model, used very lit
tie. 7.ft, cutter, an excel. buy for
harrow and hydralic lift, one Of the
most useful units for diversified
farming. Just like new. S995. Terms
sponsible people. RED GATE FARM,
Germantown. Md. Jim Moore. Mgr,
GOLF CoURsE MOWER. Threes3s-
in mowers. on heavy duty metal
carrier. heavy rubber tires. Cost
new $500, will take $500 or best
offer. MATTAPONI FARM. Groom,
Nd, Marlboro 1858. 80
HAY, bale. best quality. alfalfa, les
pedeza, clover. timothy: also straw.
VIII deliver. Vienna GILL;.
RED NAPLES at $3.50 ea., rose
bushes at 81, Sat. and Sun. only.
For bulbs at bargain prices call at
the CAPITAL NURSERY. 1715
BladenSburg I'd ne 30
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READY FOR OCCUPANCY
About December /

CIareInOnt community
Located on Leesburg pike and SO.
Walter Reed dr., Just of Shirley
hwy; spacious, ultramodern apart
ments. all two bedrooms, of simplex
and duplex types; large rooms,
ample closets; all conyeniences; rent
accepted Monday to Saturday noon
at 313 No. Glebe rd., Arlington, Va.
CHI. 5000. 40
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious double rooms In remodeled,
redecorated bldg, running water In
every rm.. large closets; dances and
free movies, recreation room: $4S
to $3.50 mo. Excel. food. Ben
dix washer. 1923 21st st. NV.
NO. 1904, S-s daily: Sunday, to s.
WILL GIVE good day
care to tots, age. 2 to 8; pick up
and delivery. OIL. 1884. 20
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Atlantic Gardens

A few 2-bedroom apts. available for
including all utilities. See MRS.
LEWIS at Apt. 7, 420S-C 4th st.
Sc. FRED w. BERENS, INC, 1928
r CT m MA Q1d1 10
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CHASTLETON HOTEL
Furnished apts.; / and 9 bedrooms
See MANAGER, 18th and r sts. NV.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
One -bedrm. apt, lovely furniture;
avail. Dec. /. See Mr.. Frericks,
Apt. 1, 467 Valley ave. Sc.
Frederick w. Berens, Inc.
1923 x st. NV. Ma. 9141
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ROOMS FuRh. OR UNFURk.
ROOMS UkFURNiSHED

N. CAROLINA AVE.
s S,E.-Furn. or unfurn. room Tor
couple. Call VI. 6819. 20
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GOOD ACRE APIS.

Several new 2-bedrm. apts., 3rd rs.
only; avail. Dec. Il; fireproof. lge.
rms, parauet 1s., Venetian blinds,
kit. vent. fans; conv. shopping and
Piney Branch I'd, s. s., Md. 81.
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Carroll Arms Hotel
1st and c SITS. ne. Special winter
rates. Single. S16. Double. S1s wk.
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APARTMENTs FUR. OR UNFUR.

2 ROOMS, unfurn., for 2 or 8;
kitchen and living I'm. to share,
furn. RA. 1896 90
WORKING MOTHER-A 3-rm. apt;
pvt. bath and entrance; day care
for your children. Sligo 1888. -21
bath; all utilities: fur. or unfur.:
very reas.; suitable for empl. cole. or
2 ladies, gentle home, no drinkers.
TIA. 5916
SETTLED LADY-wants / or 2-rm.
able. MI 4be2 20.
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PompOr1IO ReaICy, 1llC.
222S wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
OW. $500. 40
LONG BRANCH APTS.

IONG bhANCh AZ ID.
New freproof. sarden-type: avail.
able now and Dec. 1st: bedrooms
living room. dinette. kit. bath. vene.
tian blinds, by-passing closet doors.
Kit. exhaust fans, laundry and stor-
mo. incl. utilities. Veterans pref.
erence, Piney Branch I'd. and Old
Bladensburg rd.,. Silver Spring. Nd
Apply rental ONCE, rear 8706 Old
Bladensburg I'd. Jl1 f-s731.
(Conttnued on Ne:t s--,A
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FIVE DE LUXE
2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

Apis. in new, thoroughly-
modern building; 23-ft. living.
rooms. dining space stainless
steel Kitchens. Excellent loca-
tion bordering Rock Greek
Park, 2h blocks north Of 18th
and Col. I'd. on Adams Mil I'd.
S19o per mo; to 9ualified
10 am. to s pm.
H. G.. SMITHY co.
ST. $500. s11 18th st. NV.
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DONNA LEE APTS.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.

close to Pentagon, Navy
Dept. and Washington. A few g
uhrs noT n ns
al S95, all utilities included. AL
units are corner location, having
casement-type picture windows,
equipped Kitchens with exhaust fan,
ample closet space plus built-in
chests Of drawers; laundry facilities;
basement storage tindividual lock
sters. Agent on premises 1870 to
4:3O Sat. and Sun. at sign Of Donna
Lee Play School. Directions. out
Columbia pike to Baileys Crossroads.
right to Charles ST., left VI block
beyond circle to "open" sign at Play
magfsd gShGald g.isys isss A. or B. n NJ sas
Pompo1nio Realty, Inc.
222S wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
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CLEVELAND PARK
3211 Newark St.-larSe 2nd.d.. front
r11.. southern exposure; PVT. home;
gentleman pref. OIL. $3.50. -10
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th n.w.-Ise. ouslids rooms
With running water Or pvt. baths;
80 o day and up; 2z.hT. elevator
and switchboard service; dining
room IA bidx. Au. GIG.
CEIASTI,ETON HOTEL
18th ana r sts.. n.w.--speciai tan
rates: single, With pvt. bath. 934
per week: douhls. With PIT. bath.
GAYTONIA
1913 18th n.w-Clean, comfortable;
daily. S1.60 UP: Meekly Iates. 10s
GORDON HOTEL
10th ct. NV, between Iye and 4:
ment; enjoy friendly hotel service
at modest rates; love1y 1ge. twin
bedrms, With running water. $16
WHY; stH4le. 912 wk1y.; pvt. bath.
S16. Ma 0264,
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NATURAL
GAS RADIATORS


GAS RADIATORS
Used. must be in good condition. Call
MR.. SAX, Ii. 3-SS00. --25
NEWSPAPERS, RAGS, metal and iron:
highest prices paid. D. c. WASTE
PAPER CO.. I'll Kenilworth ave.
PIANO, baby grand, Stiefi. steinvay.
Knabe, ETC.. solid mah.. reas.: or
will exchange seal coat. excel. cond,
size 14-16, valued ut $500. OIL.
PIANO, full keyboard spinet or small
upright, good make and cond.. ex-
cellent care by permanently empl.
woman for use Of instrument over
extended period. No children in
home. References. BOX 71-J,
PIANOs-drands. consoles. spinets
or small uprights, Will pay cash
PIANOS WANTED $$$
COLONIAL PIANO CO.. MA. 4s70.
REFRIGERATORs WANTED-severa
gas, for small apts.; also apt. .-siZe
gas range. RA. 2O36. -23
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MIscL. WANTED tcert. J

FURNITURE wanted ct once. .eooe
furniture Of all kinds: entire home
call MR.. JAMES. phone Ma 1920
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces. Also old glass
ware. china, bric-a-brac. Buyine
and selling for over 80 years. HOP
WOODS, 8th and Z sts. NV NE
ho2T
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
xABY FURNITURE =, cribs. high
,shairs, play pens: week or month;
Tree q; dslsysrz;. FjE;.,. TO; s41s: BERglE,Rs. l, g
:Waxers, ETC., for rent with option
rent paid. DISTRICT ELECTRIC
CO. b023 Wis. ave. NV. Wo. 4eo2.
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= ANNOUNCEMENT
:: HANNA AYOUB RUG
: CLEANING co.
Open evenings, Monday through
Splete selection Of Broadloom carpets
son sale.
T 5225 Wis. Ave-, WO. Gill
Evening star., 1949-11-19

TREE REMOVAL !.
Trees cut up IN fireplace lengths
Also lots cleared. GE. .6596. PC
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TOP SOIL

IOF SOIL
BEST QUALITY
.oad gravel. flldirt, reas. dL. 1919
-C1
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ROOMS FuRklsHEp-korthwest
HOTEL l44O

Newly decorated rooms with running
water: mr.. shower baths; 24-hr.
phone and eleavtor service; $40 80
$3.50 wk. 1440 Rhode Island NV.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Northwes,

LARGE, warm, front room, twin
beds, large closet: also sgle. rm.:
empl. girls or young women. o IA.
MT. PLEASANT, 3413 Brown st. NV.
-Cozy sgIe. rm., laund. privils., un-
unlim. phone; $25 mo. RIA. 1888.
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AlseL. FOR SALE tcont.)

SILVER TEA SERVICE, shefield. 8
looted pcs, and tray. new. beautiful.
never used; cost $3.50. sell $2s6.
Burnt Mills MNi,,E Hills, sH: SILL; Sl;li;,v go
Fischman, 40-gal. capacity with
carbonator, $1,000. See e. J. Ryan,
Restaurant Mgr, DIAMOND SERv-
ICE CO., 101 M st. ne, DI. $3.50.
SOFA, chippendale, satin brocatelle,
/ long cushion: clean; cost over
5000; S135. ia 2477. 30 .
SOFA, Kroehler, 6-ft. seat, rose wool
friese; perfect cond:; ! ". -dd; oldd;
ofig. S189, now $115. Sligo zoos.
SOFA BED, Simmons. double: per-
feet condition; priced for quick
sale; $50. IA. 0223. 20
SOFA BED with cover. Call
VI. 1902 after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1949-11-19

LAFAYETTE HOTEL
Winter weekly rates. S18 single. $24
dbl. al! with pvt. bath. Call D1.
Evening star., 1949-11-19

EOLOVOX, Hammond, $195; IKE new.
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE, 736 18th
SPRUCE CHRISTMAS TREES, dec
Grating green's, holly, wreaths, CEN
ter pieces, Christmas plants. Order
now; delivery free when you want
Sleepy Hollow rd., Falls Church, Va.
Phone FA. 2119. 30
STENOTYPE, late model. recond.-
toned; guaranteed; S42.60. RE.
s1TERI1NG Sa rLArwARE for ~, 80
pieces, $145; service plates, S. ca. !;
odd china; 2 Japanese obies, $16.
EN-. O0l0. 40
GTOKER-Anthracite elec. Furnace
man. Auto. controls. Excel. cond.;
$50, OIL $685.. 30
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Available-Hotel Rooms
With private bath; full hotel service;
Sl5 per week. Newly decor. HOTEL
HOUSTON, 9lO e st. NV. 20
Evening star., 1949-03-06

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Evening star., 1949-03-06
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Evening star., 1949-09-18

The pop-up toaster with
the handsome design and
revolutionary principles.
Quick, easy toast color
control" selection.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

All purpose; grill in
the-lid";; automatic heat
control: 3-piece pan set;
double level rack.
Evening star., 1949-09-18

Smart ivory plastic case.
bulb illuminated dial (also
makes night light. Con-
trol-a-tone alarm. Polished
brass bezel.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Penn State Surprises Baylor 0verpowers
Boston College, 32-14 Arkansas, IS 5to 13
BY the Assoeiofed Press

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Oct. 8.
-Soundly beaten in two successive
games, Penn State finally uncov-
cred its offensive power to score
a mild upset over Boston College,
80 to IA. today.
A shirt-sleeved. crowd of $4,000
saw the Nittany Lions, depending
mainly on an aerial attack. strike
early in the contest and maintain
the advantage throughout as the
Eagles desperately tried to come
from behind with passes of their
own.
Bill Luther. with two successful
touchdown passes. and Vince
O'Bara, who tossed for one and
scored another himself. excelled
for the victors, with the line
smashing Franny Rogel pacing
the Lion ground attack and shar-
ing in the passing. Ed Clasby.
hard-running Boston College back,
who suffered a fractured leg in
the waning moments, sparked the
losers,
Evening star., 1949-10-09
By the Associoted Press

WACO, Tex, Oct. 8.-Adrian
Burk brought Baylor's "T" to a
quick boil and the Bears steamed
to a 1918 victory over Arkansas
today. The licking dumped the
Razorbacks from the ranks Of the
undefeated and kept Baylor there.
Burk's passing was deadly. but
it was his quarterbacking that
routed Arkansas.
He blew the Arkansas defense
open as he sent James Parker,
Dudley Parker, Jerry Mangum,
James Jeffrey and an assortment
of other backs in a precision pat
tern of morale -shattering plays.
Arkansas played without the
services of it's great fullback,
Leon (Muscles) Campbell.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
{. U. Seeking Passer
For Home Opener

Coach Jan Jankowski of Catho-
lie University's football team
would give rockies right arm for
a good forward passer. Locating
one seems to be his chief prob
lem as the Cardinals point for
their first home game of the sea-
son against Randolph Macon
next Saturday.
Bucky Ennis ball-toting and
the guard play Of Willie Poms and
George O'Neill are the two bright
spots in the c. U. workouts.
Baseball battery candidates at
c. U. have been called out by
Coach Jim McPadden and basket
ball practice has started.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
BY the Associoted Press

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct. 8. =
Sophomore Cannon Mayes' un-
erring toe gave Vanderbilt a 1927
victory over underdog Mississippi
in a bruising, free-scoring South
eastern Conference football game
today.
The two evenly matched grid
iron machines racked up four
touchdowns each. but Mayes con-
verted each extra point after
touchdown. Don Blanchard missed
the first kick for Mississippi. and
that proved the margin of victory.
Most of the scoring came in
the wild second period In which
four touchdowns were made in
one minute and 16 seconds.
Vanderbilt, heretofore relying
on its ground game. unleashed a
dazzling pass attack which netted
1873 yards and three touchdoWns.
Mississippi's Rebels scored in
the first five minutes when Billy
Muslin raced Is yards after Pat
Massey recovered Dean David
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Six TiIts on Schedule
Of Met. Grid Loop

Metropolitan Amateur Football
League competition swings into
its second week with a full sched-
ule of six games today.
Two unlimited road tests find
Car Credit seeking it's 38th VIC
tory since 1916 against Hagers-
town Marketeers in Hagerstown.
Md. and Anacostia Eagles taking
on Annapolis A. c. in Annapolis,
Md.
Riverside Rollers draw a bye in
the 160-pound Metro. League
games that will be feexured by
a meeting of Arrow Linen and
Brookland- Woodbridge Merchants
at Gonzaga field in one of four
games to start at 2 pm.
Other attractions list South
west Merchants VS.. Casbah, Jeffer-
son Playground; Great Falls VS..
Langdon Lions, Forestville, and
defending champion Eastern A. c.
VS.. Wasco, Alexandria Municipal
Stadium.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Georgia Tech Whips
W. &L., $50, as Tiny
Jordan Rampages
BY the Assoeioted Press

ATLANTA, Oct. 8.-Junior-
sized Jimmy Jordan. with fash
ing flank attack. turned a peace
full Washington and Lee-Georgia
Tech football game today into a
800 triumph for Techs light
team.
Except for the moments when
the 145-pound Jordan was sweep
ing the flanks of the Generals,
the game was fiat and filed with
fumbles.
A hot crowd OF $4,000 was
mostly quiet except when Jordan
was loose. The mite from Bir-
mingham. Ala. remained loose
most of the time he was in the
game. He scored two touchdowns
on long scoots along Washington
and Lee f1anks, set up a third
touchdown and used his scant
weight to beat the Generals in
the middle.
Late in the last quarter Tech
had its f1rst-stringers back in the
game and they scored 16 quick
points against the generals. Jor-
dan was a big help in the late
attack.
In the second quarter Jordan
became an all-America if only
for IS minutes. He got off the
first war-like run of the game
just after the period opened. It
was a 75-yard flanking movement,
following punt.
The Generals were trying to
re-group when Jordan came
through with another strike for
a touchdown. This push was in
one run for SIS yards and followed
another w. and L. kick.
Then as If to prove his lack
of weight was a help instead of
a hindrance, Jordan set up Techs
third touchdown. He scooted and
"OIAlCo LID way ID ydlQS W CllC
Virginians' 3-yard line. Big Nor
ris Harrison broke the Generals
front wide open to score the
touchdown.
Bobby North kicked two place
ments but a third was blocked.
w. and L. held Tech during the
third and most of the fourth pc
RODS. However, the last five min
utes of the game finished the
ruin of w. and L. Tech Tackle
Clay Matthews blocked Jim Stark's
kick and w. and LIS Charlie Holt
fell on the ball for a safety.
Two quick touchdowns followed.
Jimmy Southard passed to End
Pete Ferris for A yards and an
other score. Techs Bill Scharfs-
Chwerdt threw to End Colin An
derson for the final touchdown.
North and Buck Doyal converted.
Score by periods:
Washinst9n Hsaln,a T.,s and Lee q % 9 "a
Touehdowns. Jordan, =; Harrison, Ferris;
punt. Point after touchdown-North
Evening star., 1949-10-09
BY the Associoted Press

IOWA CITY. Iowa. Oct. g.
Underdog Illinois. led by sopho-
more speedster Johnny Karras.
shocked Iowa, 20-14. today in a
Big Ten conference football game.
The Illini, twice tied in pre-
vious contests, easily ran their vic
tory to eight against Iowa u. as
they thoroughly dominated a dis
appointing Iowa team.
Karas, once a State champion
interscholastic 440 man. was the
big gun in the Illinois attack. The
21-year-old Johnny romped to
174 of Illinois 1913 net yards by
rushing.
The sophomore star opened the
scoring with 35-yard dash early
in the second period and pulled the
Illini into 1877 lead with a 63-
yard run in the third quarter. He
wasn't even touched on his second
touchdown sprint.
That sparkler broke a TT tie
Iowa had gained after recovering
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Vondy Edges Ole Miss, 28- IT,
As Touchdowns Are Sprayed

sons tumble. Seconds later
Davidson plunged over for Van
derbilt from the 4-yard line. Again
in the first period, Herby Rich
scored on a midfeld pass from
Jamie Wade.
The first score in the second
quarter came after 73-yard Mis-
sissippi march. Muslin went over
from the one.
Wade again passed to Rich for
a 66-yard Vanderbilt touchdown.
Within seconds. Wade tossed an
other touchdown pass to Bucky
Curtis. 1t was good for 81 yards.
Sophomore Rocky Byrd then
hurled a 60-yard touchdown pass
to J. Stribling.
Going into the third period
trailing 1920. Mississippi started
march on the Vanderbilt As.
Muslin barrelled over from the S.
Mississippi --------,e114 = z o-s5
Mississippi scoring: Touchdowns-Mus-
tin 3. J. Strbling. Points after touch
down-Blanchard 2.
wilson. Rich ?. E. tBucky' Curtis. Points
after tpuchdoyn-Mayes 4
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Davis Tourney Luring
Best Women BowIers

Major tournament competition
for leading women duckpin bowl
ers of Maryland, Virginia and the
District gets under way here today
in the Meyer Davis classic at
Lucky Strike. Contestants may en-
ter the 7-game test at $3.50 or 7:30
pm.
A special class and prizes for los
and under average rollers is being
inaugurated. ,...
Audrey (Sis) Atkinson of Balti-
more Is defending champion. Ten
time winner Lorraine Gulli will
be among the host of Capital con-
testanfS.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Final Stock Car Race Program
Offered at Lonhorn Today

veteran. Prominent among those
challenging him. will be Wally
Campben. a fellow Trentonian.
who very nearly exchanged blows
with Tommy following a sweep
of three events last week after
he had pinned Coates car
against the fence In the back
stretch of the final lap.
Lou johnson, Ken Marriott.
Ralph Sheeler, Roscoe Hough,
Sam MALACHI. Lew Volk, Ed Tyson,
Bill Gross, Tommy Herbert, Cot
ton Kind, Bill Tanner, Charley
Breslin,, Vern Storm, Winnie
Canazzaro and Ken Wagner are
a few more who will compete.