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Evening star., 1950-10-13
BEDROOM FURNITURE

"Serto" lnnersprins Mottress, Box Sprinss--S3s co.
Snooth-op, tuftless. Twin or double Sizes
$69.95 Simmons" Hollywood Bed Outfits $50
Innerspring mattress, boz springs. headboard
$3.50 Lowson Arm Style Sofa-Beds S5S
Innersprings, opens to sleep ttoo.
$3.50 Lounge Choirs, styles S S5S
Goodyear "Artoam" cushions, backs
$3.50 Poste Covered Boudoir choirs Sl6SS
Attractive floral pattern, styles.
500. 90 Solid Maple Bedroom Suite, 3-pe.--- SSs 90
Chest, dresser and mirror double bed.
"Serto" Innersprins Mattress, Box Springs SzS co.
Hotel Special" Toin double sizes.
S3.o5 Goose Feather Pillows for S.
Striped ticking, 21r27-inch cut size.
$24.95 Plate Gloss Mirrors S $3.50
Gilt frames in tiUe distinctive Styles
$15.o5 Plate Gloss Mirrors $3.50
Metal bronsed frames, different styles
1926 Gilt Framed Pictures - S6S S8
1886" size; nine handsome subjects.
$5.o5 Gilt Framed Pictures S3 S3SS
2ir24" size; nine lonely subjects.
$6.o5 Pillows with Upper Ticking z for $11
500 goose feathers and 2oao goose down. 21r27.
$7.95 Grey Duck Down Pillows S5 80
Soft and plump; 20r26" cut sze
Kann's-Thrd
Evening star., 1950-10-13
ART GOODS

$4.98 Large Rayon Satin nPiIIow S1es
Center button, knpok tHed
$2:9S Royon Toffeto Pillow -----sl.es
Velueteen center button, kapok filled.
81 .49 Stamped Linen Seorfs 90
Cross-stttch or asy-daisy pattern. HSH.
See Stamped Linen Guest Towels see
Lazy Daisy or cross stitch design
65e Crocheting or Knitting NyIon Ion4 4oe
1-os ball; for socks sDeaters, baby ,Oear.
Soe SoIorized Crochet Cotton 6ee
White 600 yards
$11.o8 Storage Hossock S. 80
Red, grey, green. blue, chartreuse.
$4.9o Stamped Linen TobIeeIoth 39o
54r70-inch size.
$3.99 Stamped Linen TobIeeIoth
52r52-inch
sI.ss "GIorie" Knitting Worsted, 4 oz.-------s sse
$1.98 Stamped Pillow TUBING $3.50
HemStitched for crocheting
Kanns-Fourth
Evening star., 1950-10-13
HOUSEWARES

s3.49 Padded Ironing Board -sz.z
Covered, ready to
$l9.95 Double Door Wordrobes s14 90
WHh lock and key, 66r24r20
7ee Plastic TabIe Covers rs--4 ale
Printed patterns; 52r52
Wood Curtoin Stretchers S766
With adjustable gauge bar.
S4s.95 Bross Fireplace Ensemble s---r = -r- $685.
Cast brass ondirons Ape. tool set and 3told screen.
s'pSn %le csI1e fds Gse,,st House Point sa
Slo5o to slzs5 Kitchen Tables -------ss.ss
With porcelain enamel tops, cutlery dra,0er.
sse IrionsuIar Floor Mops s-----e eee
With long Cooden handle.
$l6.95 WoII Cabinet Unit s1ze5
Metal NTH ochite enamel finish.
1.4o Combination Cooker 3-ot size SlOo
Makes double boiler. open and covered pans etc.
$1.00 Troy and Coke cover-S Sse
Glass tray. aluminium couer.
$5.s5 Steel ironing Table bIe---------s4.es
Sets up and folds in a jUty.
Sl.2e WhstIins Teo Kettle e--------------79e
2-qt; polished aluminium.
Aluminium Cooking Utensils s----e e4e
Percolator French fryer, sauce pans.
$z.o5 Krene Shower curtoins, " Pree---Sl.47
Plastic floral spray patterns
81 90 Plastic Domp-a Boo 5ee
To moSten clothes for ironing.
S1zss Aluminium Yard Dryer------------ss.s
200 feet OF drying space.
S1.98 Leokproof Garbage SI3e
7-9aHon sase guaranteed metal
S1.oo Woste Basket sets--------ss sse
Boudoir style, 3 to the set.
$l.87 Five-Pieee Pantry set------- sl.4s
Bread bor and 4-pc. canister set.
$1.00 Irree. Aluminium BroiIers - 6ee
Use also as baking rack for cake cooling
Kitchen Brooms, Medium Weight 66e
Smooth hardwood handle
$l.zo Step On Refuse can-e e4e
10-Qt removable insert
81. SO to 40 Plastic Gorment Boss----S1.44
Quilted fronts. Choose from three sizes.
$1.Z9 Oval Aluminium Dish Pan 94e
Rust and chip-proot.
Kanns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
GAS RANGES

SSs95 Speed baker Apt. Size Cos Ronse $50. .es
l-pc. porcelain control
$149.o5 Detroit Jewel" Gas Romeo 500 es
Divided top burners. full size ouen.
S15e.s5 Detroit Jewel" Cos Range sl14.ss
Divided top burners, cooking lamp
Kanns-Appiance Store
9th and Sts NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-13
NOTIONS

S6.eS Utility Chests, brewers sS45e
Size 34r15r12 inches. Pink grey aqua.
$5.98 Utility Chests, 4 drawers S41o
Size 34r15r12 inches. Pink aqua.
$5.49 Utility Chests, 4 drowers $3.7e
Size 2Sr12r12 inches. Pink grey aqua.
Plastic Gorment Boss, each 49, ---------$l.So
Jumbo dress suit size. Blue, green, Uins
$z.98 White NyIon GrdIes $I.o6
Rayon satin panel Small medium large
Imported Scissors and Sheors, por So Soe
Sir sizes! Nickle- plated inside and out
$i.4e Quilted Royon Satin Seuffs -----Si. 90
Ttco-tone combinations Small medium, large.
$l.00 to ST. 40 PIostie House Aprons
styles! Many colors, some ruttled.
Konn's Double Covered Dress Shields prs. for 81
2 styles! Regular and Crescent. Pink or aOhtte.
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
CANDY COUNTER


Fruit Preserves ond JelIies, Abs oSe
Grape or plum preserUes nnarmaade and grape jelly.
Fruit Preserves and JeIes SI2e
Pineapple peach preserves and currant jelv
Fruit Preserves Sl3o
Apricot blackberry raspberry and cherry
Strawberry Preserves -S SI.7e
2-oz Preserves and JeIes s- 10 for 8oe
$1.e9 Duchess Fruit Coke, 2lbs.--SI.le
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
LUGGAGE

SSS5 Soffion Covered Cases; IS, lS Or zl"----S544
$3.50 Soffion Covered PuIlmons -Ssss
$3.50 seffion Covered Wardrobes
$3.50 Soffion Covered Hot and Shoe------$129e
$loo5 Simulated Leather Two Suiter r---$l3ee
$lz.o5 Tron, Overnight Week End coses --$sso
$500 Plastic Covered PuIimons
$3.50 Plastic Covered Wordrobes
All prices plus 2Oes tax.
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
FURNITURE

$3.50 Kneehoie Desks with Drawers ---. $2s.95
Mahogany ueneered top and dratDer fronts.
$l9.95 Occasional TobIes, Five Styles $500
Solid mahogany tops, one style, mahogany reneered,
Sl9.95 Bridge Sets, 5-pieee SI6.SS
Folding metal STYLE color combinations.
$l5.95 Gossip Bench Phone Sets - Sl1.44
Mahogany ueneered, 3 color combinations
$o4.50 Governor Winthrop Style Secretaries S7e. .o5
Mahogany Ueneered, serpentne front.
S39.95 Duron Plastic Lounge Chairs S33 90
Full padded arms, nailhead trim. colors
$4,000 Living Room Suites, pieces S SIs8oo
LauSon style innerSpring boucle uphosering.
1926 Mahogany Finished Utility choirs---- ss.44
T,oo styles several seat color combinations
S4950 Solid Oak Dnette Sets $1,000
Natural finish, Duran plastic seats
$ll.e5 VnyIite Covered TV Chairs SeSS, z for Sle
Fiue handsome decorator shades
SIPS Windsor Style Imprinted choirs Sl.29 4 for S.
SNAPPED pine seat, hardwood legs spindle back.
Kanns-Fourh Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
CHINA

1926 Blue Willow Luncheon seSs
Service for sir. A pieces
$I9.95 Rose Pottern Dinner Set SefS1zo
So pcs, service for eight.
$e.oS After-Dinner Coffee Set-s3.es
Imported, decorated. II pieces.
49e Cups and Saueers zoe
American Blue WILLOW.
$2.9S Decorated Coke set s,es
servins plate, cake plates.
$f.98 Decorated Cigarette Set - 81 90
China bow and matching trays.
Sl.s8 Assorted Pottery S1o 90
Attractive shapes. apple blossom design.
$1.9S After-Dinner Cups and Soueers for 81
imported. decorated. patterns
$1,000 Imported Chino Dinner $50 eS
Service for IL ,Dtth all the ertras
59e Hand Cut CrystoI Stemwore " ace
Hand-bloon floral pattern. All sizes.
S59.e8 Imported Chino Dinner Set Sze %
Service for g. dainty floral motif
$3.50 imported Chino Dinner Set S4eo %
SerOce tor IL, Oery specially priced.
$39. SO Eorthenwore Dinner Set. 90 Pieces SIses
Service for H. attractive design.
Kanns-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13

SILVER

$2.98 Silver Plotted Breed Troy y ST. 90"
Smooth rolled border. Bright finish. Etched
$2.o8 Sterling HondIe Serving Pieces Sl.oo"
Crazy ladies, cold meat forks, pastry serUers.
Special! G.E. Alarm Clock S27e
Sestarting Irory plastic Easy 10ce tar
Sterling Silver Console Sticks S24o"
Gadroon border smooth rolled edges bright finish.
$e.eS- -$49.98 Tableware Sets S3.4e to S24.eS'
Salesmen's samples NTH chests. Service for 8.
S29.9S Silver Ploted Toble Wore 1888
INTERNATIONAL 52-pc. serUice for g. Chest, $3SS.
'Plus 20qo tax
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
STATIONERY

$lOO Fomous Make Boxed Stationery 7oe
Many sizes and coors tn handsome bores.
S795 Genuine leother Desk Set S4os
Fountdsn pen, calendar, rocker blotter, opener.
1.69 Bridge Toble Cover e7e
Quilted plastic in pastel shades. Plastic lined.
81 ond $1.50 Christmas Cord Boxes - 6oe for s.
Each Dor has II cards, last year styles.
z5e pkg. Christmos Cords pkos 3oe
10 cards to package, large assortment.
S5.95 Bronze MetoI Book Ends S47o
Scotty Ship Setter Anchor. or Bird
Poker Chip Rack with Cover S4os
Reuolring round rack 200-chip size.
$l.39 Conosto Cords in Rock o7e
T'oo decks plastic rack large assortment
$IOO Oueoi Pen and Pencil Combination u for 81
Gold colored metal. Cleuer 1-pc. construction
S1.65 PIoyins Cards S1le
Cdndsta pdnochle bridge cards.
Kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
RADIOS & nv

Sl4.eS TeIevson Table e----------$9 .os
Holds all table models. Mahogany finish.
$50 oe5 Emerson TabIe Model FM Radio--S Szz oC
tubes and rectitier. 1pory plastic.
S2e9e5 Fomous Make consoIette Tv------ .e5
is" picture tube mahogany veneer cabinet.
Kann's-Appliance Store
9Th and Sts NV.
Evening star., 1950-10-13
LAMPS

$3.50 Royon Lomp Shades des-----------Sl.S8
Beige and eegsheH acith wine, god trim.
$5.98 Gloss Vonity Lomps, pr. --S3.9S
Washable shades in rose, green blue, ivory
$12e8 Decorated Chino TobIe Lomps---$e.74
Metal nountings eggsheH rayon shade.
$4.98 FIuoreseent Metal Desk Lamps
Heavily wegheed base. Bulb Sec ertra.
Sl598 Bronze Plated Floor Lamps ps--Se74
Rayon shade in eggsheH and BEIGE
$169S Bronze Plotted Floor Lomps ps---Slz74
Onyr base. Rayon shades aDh braid.
1898 to S4.o8 Royon Toffeto Shades -------S2S8
Rose, green, Uine, beige, uory. Braid trim.
S6.sS Fisurne Vonty Lomps, pr.-----S4.eo
Metal nountings, washable shades.
$4.98 Glass Hurricane Lomps, pr.-----------S3.47
Frosted etched globes II" tall.
$7.e8 Toll Gloss Hurricane Lomps, pr------S5.oo
Clear, etched globes, plastic prisms.
$5.9S Fgurine Lamps, pr S347
White Uith gold color trin Washable shades.
$5.o8 Solid Bross Hurricane Lomps----S4.9S
Etched globes, plastic prisms.
$1,000 Decorated Chino TobIe Lomps------S5.sS
Rayon shades, assorted designs.
$6.98 Bross Table Lomps -S3.9o
Glass front, floral parct1nentised shades.
S5oS Bross TeIevision Lomps-
Polly plastic shades
Evening star., 1950-10-13
FABRICS

S3.e5 to $3.50 MetaIie Fobries, yd.----S3.es
50 to so inches Dide.
$l.z5 TO 81 SO Royon Fobries, yd.-----s4e
Plain and nouey iUeares.
S1.s5 Crepe Block Royon Sotin yd.----Sl.ls
Sl.es Royon PIoids, 5o-in.. yd. ----sl.44
68e to 81 Rayon Prints, Gobardines, yd. 6ee
10 plain coors and 20 printed designs.
$l.75 Pin WoIe Corduroy, ~
Fifteen beautiful colors.
S2.e5 Mortinized Velvet,
Ten toanted shades from Which to choose.
$3.49 Merrimoe Twill Black VeIveteen, yd.---S2.7e
Fifteen lovely colors.
Sse Royon Dress Toffeto, yd. --5ee
S1.oo to $1.z5 Royon Suitinss, yd.----5ee
Beautiful patterns colors.
$2.95 TO S3.e5 All Wool Fobries yd.sl.s4
Plain and novelty ueaues 81" 1cde.
$2.e5 All Wool TubuIer jersey yd s2.2e
tall colors and black. 81" wtde
S4.s5 to Se.s5 All Wool Gobordne. yd. S3.9e
Kann's-street Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
UPHOLSTERY

$ll 80 Comfy Ready Made Choir SIipeovers S. SO
Green, natural a0ine backgrounds
ST. SO Comfy Reody Made Soto sIipeovers slsss
5 styles; torals and solid colors.
$2498 Studio Couch Covers custom mode Sl4ss
and ; cushion styles, nine colors. :
Sll98 Three Cushion Studio Covers So. SO
Wine, green or grey. Bor pleated, Ucshable
$Z4.oS Reody Made Hide bed covers-S1oSS SO
Simmons LoDson or Caremont styles.
S6.o8 Nyon ToiIored curtoins IS. .4s
72" long, 81 wtde iuory 3" bottom hems.
S2.49 Royon ToiIored Curtains S22e
"" long, 81 wide washable, guaranteed
S4.o5 to $6.o5 Royon and Cotton Curtains S3zs
Prscalas, tailored. two tones. 1000 pairs.
$5.eS Royon MuItieord Droperies- SO
80" long, nine colors, uith balance
S.. ~ Royon Toffeto Drow Droperies 50 SO
72" long, so" ,cide, pinch pleuted. Many colors.
$1495 Royon Domosk Droperies 50 o5
Ss" i1ide 90" long. tone-on-tone danask.
$1995 Royon and Cotton Domosk Draperies- Sl2o5
Sateen lined pinch pleated. Many colors
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
TOILETRIES

1913 Lueien LeIons lmpromtu Cologne Sl75
4-os sunburst bottle. Delightful fragrance.
;SI.89 Doz. Konns FoeoI Toilet Tissue, 20 rolls ST.
1000 sheets to roll Soft, absorbent. Pastels
$500 Electric Rozor for Ladies' S37
Remington Rand make Plastic corrutno case Ac mr. M
23e FoeioI Tissue, large size for SO
800 sheets, White only. 3-ply quality.
WrisIey Bulk Complexion Soop 20 for 81. O
Lanol,n, oatmeal baby CASTLE. buttermnk etc.
$7.9S Dresser Set, 3-Pieces $40
Blue rose or gold from Which to select.
$3.50 Hond-Cut CrystoI Atomizer 5
Melted rubber bu1b nyon rod Assorted colors
$500 Dorsey "Trophee" Perfume s. so
Lingering fragrance beautifully bottled
$500 to $500 Hair Brush se
Lucte block, nyon bristles. Popular colors.
'Plus 2oee tax
Kann's-stree Floor
Evening star., 1950-10-13
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The Nome nugget., 1950-06-05
SNAKE RIVER DREDGING TO START TOMORROW

The U. s. Engineers have their equipment afloat and have made several trial runs, according to Bill Brown, Engineer in Charge, and should get started on main tenance dredging of Snake River tomorrow. Pete Brandt will be skipper on the tug "Carpenter".
 In addition to the dredging, the department will continue driving steel pile on the south reVetment. MT. Brown stated that thiSpart of
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-05
PEGGY'S CAFE NOW OPEN

Peggy's Cafe. owned and oper- ated by Peggy Whitmore, closed down this week for alterations and enlargement due to the vol ume of business but is re-opening this evening with the serving of dinner.
 Peggy states that a full sched- ule of meals will be served from breakfast through dinner.
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-05
City Populations In Alaska
 Increase Sharply

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, .PD-An Anchorage population of Il,O6O within the ci ,yIimits was rcpor- ted Saturday by James D. Brown, Third Division census supervisor.
 Areas which have mushroomci outside the city limits are expec- ted to have a population of lG,OOO to 18,OOO. They include Eastches- ter, Spenard, Mountain View, Merrill Field Fort Richardson.
 The preliminary count of ,O6O for the city is more than three times the 194O census count of 3,495.
 Brown estimated the final Al aska figures will show 47 or 48 per cent of the total will be in the Third Division.
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-05

the work would be delayed until the piling arrives for the project.
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-05

Drive* delivers all this wonderful power in one smooth surge. Discover how much you save when you drive the Rocker: the dmdzing gas economy of q true hieh-compresSion engine plus the lower price of the 'Rocket 88" in 1850! Make your date with "Rocket 8''-todav!
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-05

Rocket" Engine Miles are Miracle Miles! You'll discover this when you take the wheel of the "Rocket 8''-Oldsmobe's action star of the highway! Phone us today! Find out first hand about Rocket" performance! Find out
 how Oldsmoble' snew Whirlaway Hydra Matic
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-05

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, (P)- A preliminary incomplete count shows the population of Fair banks at 5,O65, the census bureau announced Friday.
 This brings the district total to 9,557, or a 98 per cent increase over the total of 10 years ago.
 Completed figures from some districts in the Fourth Division are. Koyokuk, POS; Otter, 288; Fort Gibbon, 362; Koyuk, 157; Fairhaven, 375; Noatak-Kobuk, 3,940; Mt. Mckinley Park, 341. Innoco, 80.
Evening star., 1950-11-27

Do you hesitate over the use of the
words shall-will or should-would? Mr..
Colby's leafiet, ca, will explain the
proper usage clearly. For a copy send
10 ce1ts in coin to him, care of The
Star. P. o. Box 90. Station g. New
York 10, N, Y,
Evening star., 1950-11-27
Secretary's Handbook.

Kansas City: Please illustrate
the proper use of parentheses and
brackets in their relation to the
comma, period and other marks OF
punctuation.-R. L.
A. The rules for the brackets
and the parentheses are the same
so we'll discuss the parentheses
only.
l. A reference in parentheses at
the end of a sentence is placed
before the final period, unless it is
a complete sentence in itself, thus
The Bible says that every mans
work shall be made manifest q
Corinthians, iii.13.
The Hawaiian word for mosquito
is makika. CMakika is pronounced
mah-KEE-kah.)
To inclose letters or numbers
designating items in a series, use
no punctuation:
His course includes: Cd LiIera-
ture, (2) economics, and 90 French
To inclose clause which is toe
great tan interruption to be indi'
Evening star., 1950-11-27
Answer to ACCOMPLICE

The Community Chest Fedora
tion unites los appeals in one
for the direct benefit of approx
mately 250.000 people children,
women and men in thousands of
families.
Evening star., 1950-11-27
T axe Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

Gated by commas, use no end pune
tuation within the parentheses:
You'll find it neither in Webster's
Cat any rate, not in the 1884 edi-
|tion) nor in the Oxford Dictionary.
A question mark, or an exclama-
ton point, is inclosed if it is part
of the matter in the parentheses
If the bill should pass (Which
God forbidD it would be a tragedy.
The author twas it Hemingway
of the book sold the motion pic
ture rights to United Artists.
Colons and semicolons are not
| inclosed.
The order of precendence will be
| (this is subject of change, OF
course: Officers and directors, de-
partment heads, employees.
f. He referred to the newspapers OF
Washington (the State; but he
did not name them.
Evening star., 1950-11-27
Word Come
Find % or more words in
CARBINE,
meaning, "a short, light rifle
Average is 27; limit, 20 minutes.

letters. words which acquire four letters
by the addition OF IS" such as bats,
.''cats," are not used. Only one form Of a
word Is used. Proper names are not used.
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-11-27
a desirable medium beween giving children no
help making making all decisions for them.

Mother-n you wish. I'll help
you make two lists showing the
possible results of each decision.
That will help you to make a wise
choice.
Evening star., 1950-11-27
Goren on Bridge
@. las dealer you hold:
AAKQ4 2AKJ6 H6 AJAX @ 4
What is vallr onenino hid9


What is your opening bid?
Alt is rarely, indeed, that we rec
ommend an opening two-bid on a four
card suit. but this is a rare hand. 10 has
the value Of 2S points for the purposes
OF suit bidding. 26 in high cards and 2
spades. with. the intention of showing
all three suits. Note that in opening
sssary foliSw hs rule 1 which ess nfe
opening the bidding. with the suit below
the sinsleton. If the hand were. of the
proportions, Of one-bid. we would start
with one club.
Q. 2-Partner opens with one
heart and you hold:
AA1o53 2Q974 OAKS %97
What is your response?
A-Three hearts forcing to game. We
see no advantage in making tenn
porizing bid of one SPADE, since the
of hearts your hand has the value Of
15 points. The jump raise covers hands
from I3 to 16. If partner has excess
which you may react enthusiastically.
@. 3-As South you hold:
A74 VJ83 uA10762 @Q64
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
spade Pass Mt Pass
2hearts Pass ?
What do you bid now?
A--You have already done your COM
piete duty and should retire. You have
very near the minimum for one-no,
trump response and, having improved
spades, you should rest content. raise
to three hearts would not be the least
bit justified by your holding; II partner
rai vii
must have had a hand on which three
heart rebid was indicated.
@. Partner opens with one
spade and you hold:
A72 0K84 AJ865 4 1884
What is your response?
A one-no-trump response is clearly
the only acceptable call. This hand has
only eight points in high cards and even
with five-card suit there is no JUSTIN
cation for q two-diamond bid.
@. 5-As South you hold:
A6 2A8752 1A10 4 A 1854
The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
club Pass heart Pass
! Mt Pass
What do you bid now?
A-The possibilities of this hand are
unlimited despite openers minimum rebid.
would produce q grand slam. depending
upon a perfect Mt. Most holdings would
produce small siam in clubs, but IN the
hope that tprthes bidding m,gnt rnns sned @ more &c
jump shift of three diamonds forcing to
game. OF course, vigorous club raise
will be given next round.
(copyright. 1850. by Charles H. Goreno
Evening star., 1950-03-07
C. u. Boxers and WrestIers
Competing in Weekend Meets

pounds, respectively. also will
command much respect.
The seven-man Cardinal dele
cation will include Joe Incarnato.
1876; Cliff Sisler. ITS, and Gene
Higgins, heavyweight.
Catholic U. will have three un-
defeated wrestlers in the Mason
Dixon tournament scheduled for
Johns Hopkins gym. Bill Holl.
1855; Bill De Young. 165, and
Ralph (Whitey) Hubert, ITS. have
winning streaks of six in a row
and will make strong p1dS for in
div1dual laureIs IN their respec-
tive classes. Catholic won five
matches in a row after bowling to
ToWson in the inaugural.
Gallaudet, Towson and Cath
olic U. tied for top honors in reg
ular season competition, but
Johns Hopkins. which goes out
of the conference for competition
during the season, probably will be
the team fayorite,
Evening star., 1950-03-07
5 Brothers Made Wartime Pact
Now One Runs Army Tourney

cror-a crop that at one time
numbered several thousand.
Fort Myer will have to throw a
close guard on Pvts. Herbert Hos
kins and Robert Stone and Sergt
Ovrille Howell to get by Brooke
Medical Center today. Hoskins
tossed in 19 points. while Stone
and Howell each connected for II
TO help nose out Fort Lewis, the
9Th Army champion.
In other games Sergt. AL Kisho
registered 19 points to lead Fort
Riley. Kans.. 5th Army champion,
to a 59-55 victory over Fort jack
son, S. c., Sd Army titlist. while
Fort Knox of the I'd Army trounced
the 796th Military Police of
Austria, $3.50. High scorer for
the night was Capt. Julian Phillip
of Fort Jackson with "a points.
Evening star., 1950-03-07
Seven Capital Boxers
Gain Quarterfina|s
In Golden Gloves
Special Dispotch TO The Stor

NEW YORK. Mar. .7.-Washing-
ton has seven of eight original
entrants qualified for today's quar-
terfinals in the Eastern Golden
Gloves boxing championships. Five
of them earned their way with
victories yesterday and last night
while two drew byes through the
first round.
Only Featherweight Bunky Fra
zier of Washington was defeated
yesterday and Bunky had the mis-
fortune to draw Noel Humphreys
of Huntington, w. Va, winner for
the last two years. as his opening
opponent. Bunky was knocked
down in the first round and got up
to put up good battle, but Hum
phreys' experience was too much.
Two Washington fighters, Fly
weight Paul Nichol and Middle
weight Walt Stipanovich. won
technical knockouts. Nichol scored
over Vincent Carbone of Syracuse
in 43 seconds of the third round
and Stipanovich won over Jim
Raymond of Buffalo in II seconds
of the second.
Taking their opening bouts by
decision were Lightweight Willie
Davis over Pete Dowd of Newark,
Welterweight Mario De SAINTS
over Jack Green of Miami and
Light heavyweight Eldredg
Thompson over Lawrence Freddy
of Miami.
Evening star., 1950-03-07
frankie Albert to Tutor
Nays Quorterbocks
BY the Associofed Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Mar. T.
frankie Albert, famed quarterback
for the San Francisco 49ers of the
National Football League, will
tutor Navy quarterbacks for two
weeks of spring practice.
Capt. Howard Caldwell, director
of Naval Academy athletics, said
the former Stanford great would
spend two weeks with the quarter
backs beginning March 20.
Albert will be in the company OF
three former 49ers. Navy's new
head football coach, Eddie Erde-
latz, was an assistant at San Fran
cisco last year and he brought
with him as assistants here two
49er players, Halfback Len Es-
mont and Guard Don Clark. Es-
mont is slated to handle the backs
and Clark the line.