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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LAuNR6REHrE al R6REE s5Fe FOR SALE. BY yas! gym
NEED $4,000 working capital to
operate opt,vI Furniture Factory Outlet; outlet;
HAVE CONVERTED MY DRUGsToRE
our exstock, 5S% OF Wholesale
s!Ei Price, COR; To- istS 3iSlsa AND Q NV Nv
pirins Dec. rs Is 1856 f'i suitabie saie for for
large drug store or cafeteria, ter
razzo q :, sound-proof ceiling. rest
owner is willing to sell entire prop.
Showing good income. see EDMuND
m. o'sULLIvAN, 14o1 Eye st. NV.
FOR SALE OR RENT-specialized
RooMINMG M HOUSE. MI. MI. PLEASANT
3 stories, 3H baths. oil h;;-w.h.. 6
finest values in the area. Will make
attrac. deal to serious purchaser.
J0HN G; Kahn; RE; 1915; ~27
center at Falls Church: Fine oppor-
lease, reasonable rent. exp. persons
UNUsUAL oPPPoRT. for r' person sqsu with
mod. capital, active or inactive part
ner, auto. leadership. Immed. action
nee. Replies confid. Box 149-H, Star.
-231
SERVICE STATION with repair facil-
tiles, located at $3.50 Livingston I'd.
s.e.,. for lease. Station has large
mechanical stalls. plus fabrication
and wash stalls. Station doing good
gas gallonage. Excellent spot for
seod sfoek >fG 8pepaIoF pareEass Small amount of
WEHI-sToICKED SEWING MACHINE
sd,t,,ns and vacuum cleaner store with best
Priced reas. OWNER, 81. 2155;
GREEN LANTERN tourist court, on
y. s. II, near Harrisonburg, Va, be-
tween Endless Caverns and Natural
Bridge. At auction, Fri, Nov. "a.
II am. g single, I, double brick
heat. attractive dining room. sand
Quoted $4,000 net. is4s; room for or
illness; G: WM. FRANK, Broker.
r6uRIsT r6fhR1SSPDa5Si HOME. "a 700 T st. NV. For
rent rent reasonable. a:xg9 "hI De. es75. @ 81 mega nes
VALET SHOP. for sale; well equipped:
synthetic cleaning machine store
Saoss. S4hASC A'Aus.' Aonb 4SooS' Iva
FLOURisHING gas station business
for quick sale on long lease; excel.
corner location in District of Co.
lumbia. Owner wants to leave town.
p 9; Box gig: Alexandria. Va.
AUTOMATIC BENDIX laundry for
sale in nearby shopping center. II
you have about $4,000 cash and
will work hard to run a nice busi-
ness Of your own. this is an excep-
tional opportunity. Present owner
called to active duty with Army.
Call Mr.. Bouscaren. Elk. 24S0 or
EN-. 4413. with FRED A. SMITH
co. Realtors. 1113 18th st. NV.
CLEANING And PRESSING-Step
right into well-established bust
ness. Busy NV. area. Income.
$3.50 weekly quoted; reas. rent,
good lease, short hours. See, COM
pare, check and buy. Better hurry.
w. B. REALTY: ia. 1884. RE. 0676.
USED CAR LOT, Office and equip
ment. Doing excellent business.
Reasonable Box 497-E, Star.
5000, OR BEST OFFER, gets newly
painted, decorated, leased, fireproof
brick store, with tiled basement
air conditioning. Ideal. for valet
Rents S125, Upper 14th st. NV
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WRIGHT REALTY

Blk. From Rock Creek PIX.
Row brick, 3-bedroom house with in
closed sleeping porch. 2 baths on
End. f., living room, dining room,
kitchen. Law, entrance hall and
porch full basement. gas heat. ga
rage: 3rd-d. storage; nice back yard.
Excel. furnishings. Available imme-
diately, $50 mo. EX. 24S5. "a
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APARTMENTS WANTED

EFFICIENCY APT, unfurn., with
shower. wanted or will buy furn.
Box 2S3-G, Star. go
WANTED E.Y NEWSPAPERMAN. g
bedroom furnished apt. 2 small
children. Box 55-E, Star. -23
ARLINGTON location desired. Furn.
or unfurn. apt. or house by young
couple with baby. Will sign lease.
Best Of care assured. Call Chestnut
0079 and leave message. "a
ARMY OFFICER desires small WELL
furn. bachelor apt; Arl. or NV.
preferred. LU. 1-1S23, ewes. 6 to 8.
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APTs. UNFURN. (cont.)

ave. and Knox I'd, College PARK PARK
Md and 2 bedrm. apts... within
walking distance Of Md. University.
Phone UN 1878. 81. 6s3s.
429 VALLEY AVE. S.E.-2nd-f. apt.
dl,,pp n PVT. duplex: Liv; rm.. bedrm:'
Sasber both front zs snd Use Of bSmt
sunny. MODERN 1st floor apt Liv.
Em., dinette. kit, bedrm.. bath,
Thor Automagic washer; bsmt. and
iranspo SO an and ,,I,ll IshOppiP1s 1 Avsil: Pee.
APIS. AVAIL. at cobur Ter. 5ioo
Defense PETE hyS hwy: Bladensburs. Md.
Ss SSlose stons 70 senSols anns Shopping center
NEAR s'0Rf RfNcoIS e HNSf pAkk2 XXX 279s r. LIS lts
street ne, 2nd floor rear; 9 rms,
and bath: adults only. Rent. S57 so.
MM. ssa TRINihsh Fl IRAHhlARD .J2 p21s Eye st. nv.
5s SSS@ ssa Inn mo- rss ge@Hs1RE FISHER a. Y
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-Brick apt.
bldg. just .completed; spacious
apts. ready for immediate occupancy.
Each. Eacn consists Of | bsdrm., liv. rm.,
SitI, 0in,ettes kit.' tile bath, storage rm.;
sIss 81 1860 60 days; lays. sH; 5lo1. sH. 1856
ONE-BEDRM. APT.-Pvt. entrance;
S69 mo; l40s 18th pl. Sc. In
TYLER Observation-Disclosures for
2 and , bedroom duplex apis. are
beginning. Jan. l. Several 1-bedroom
apartments at monthly rentals from
sos to S72, without utilities. are
a sagailable @ for occupancy Dec. ]. .
STATE REALTY. Agents. FA. i740.
1-BEDRM. APT.-On Marlboro pike
EAST REALTY co" Ii. $4,000
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH
See MR.. ADAMS. 1923 M st. NV,
between 800 and 5. -27
1-bedrm. apt. in brick
apt bldg; Takoma Park. Md. nice
ioea,tlon; S,a,fs Laundry, parking facilities;
asaaasl5s only; $50, incl. utils. sH.
ssi.5o up bedrm.. liv. rm.. Kit.
bath. Near Ft. Myer, Pentaeon,,
Wash. and Lee shopping center.
3 PIN; weekdays.
TAkoMA PARK. MD.-,7Avail. at once
~ ACN " 4alll4y dpt. ulug. Win Jeie-
phone in: lge, liv. rm., dinette, lge.
bedrm:, kit, bath and dry storage;
individual heat control; blk. from
BUS; pvt. parking; SS2 so. utils.
incl; ewes. SH. 1117, weekdays. SH
1878. -o3
CHOICE APTS.. lge., bright rms. Ar
hngton, near Wash. and Pentagon;
excel. transp. and shopping; SS5-
s97.50 OW, 636S. -2S
COMBINATION OFFICE and apt.
plenty of parking space, heat. water
furn.; $75 mo. 2706 Lee hwy. Arl
UNFuRN. 2nd-FLOoR APT, two large
rooms and kit. utilities furn.; no
children; no pets; $50 mo. 4217
Jefferson ST., Hyattsville. Md. Apple
ton 1172 23s
ONE ROOM. complete kit. unfurn..
utilities included; $500 mo. Cali
after g pm. GE. 27S2. -24
TAkOMA PARK-Eficiency apt, pri-
ga6e ga6e entranee; SI l5sso transportation at
1860 HOLBROOK TER. Me-, Apt. 8
-Liv. rm., bedrm., kit. and bath
apt. in modern bldg. Key in Apt. g.
5000 per mo. Call Ma. 1856. "a
DOWNTOWN-NEW PLAZA.
lib 18th st. NV, corner Mass ave
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas: ia. 2937; ewes. GE. 1916. 22'
MOVING BY VET; exper. help, every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Cali
any time. MR.. COOK. GIL. 5137.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. est. 1906.
EX-GI - Moving, packing, Grating,
storage; local, long distance; expert
service; low rates. HO. 5s19. 23'
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VA. BUNGALOW
2 bedrms.i usable attic; 1-3 blks
mo. Agent OW. 1858. -23
1914 LEGATION ST. NV.
Completely renovated, 6 rms, bath,
maids rm. and "a bath in bsmt.,
partly furn,; gas h;,wh; Servel
K st. NV. DI. 5015. "a
NEWLY D e c 70 R AT e ED-IN THE
HEART OF BETHESDA-CLEAN
COMFORTABLE GROOM HOME
AvAISASIaN AAvvAdIHSAA5SILaEN ny MgW; e;eh Sloo. MIS-.
90 FOR RENT
den or eauipped kit. a bedrms.. 2
66asshs 6ssf v; 14fafsd TED. for miles south Sf
AL BAKER g. SON, INC,
1l6 South ST.. Asaph st.. Alex.
TE. 7343. AL. '6644.
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HousEs-sALE-k.W. tcens.) |

6223 KANSAS AvE.-Here IL .
semidet. brick house on z corner
flr., 2 twin-size bedrms. and bath;
full bsmt. with outside entrance;
$4,000 cash can take 1t; 1st trust
Is VA. $500. Call Mr.. Macintosh.
jr: DI. $500; ewes. LO. $4,000.
WEAVER BROS. INC.
room brick g twin-size bedrooms), +,
oil h.-w. heat, excel. cond.; S16.95O.
NJ. M. NORTHERN. DI. SS42. 81.
81. 900 DOWN. 7th and Decatur. at
busline; excel. cond.: 8 bedrms.,
End bath In bsmt., equip. Kitchen,
Call SHERIDAN REALTY. RA. 1143.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMeNTs

NAYLoR GARDENS, 3oth and Naylor
I'd; s.e:---Just listed-one nicely To-
Gated 1-bedrm. apt, immed. posses
sion; will redecorate. Total price,
$3.50. terms. Also 2-bedrm. unit on
End floor, wonderful view. DRURY
REALTY CORP. MI. 1000; evenings
OR, 576l or TW. l19l
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CHASTLETON HOTEL

1701 18th ST. NV.
Weekly and monthly rentals; and
2 bedrooms, and living room. Full
hotel service. Call DU. 1000.
COLORED-1STH AND d N.E.-Lge
room, semikit and bath, refgr.. LIST
fl. fr. ME. 9S92; ewes. TU. 20S0.
COLORED-I RIM, kitchenette, di-
nette, semiprivate bath; employed
couple. 1924 18th st. NV, DE.
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DESIRABLE Sc. LOCATION

DESIRABLE Sc. LOCATION
Why rent for more when this lovely
apartment may be purchased for ap-
prox. $4,000 cash with monthly
payments less than $50. including
maintenance costs; convenient to
bus and shopping; perfect condi-
ton. Don't miss this wonderful op-
portunity. Call Mr.. Conlon, MI.
5S22. or Mr.. Dargan, DI. 1109.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. - 1920 K ST. NV.
MA. 50O5. ga
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED
SILVER SPRING

Newly redecorated 1-bedrm. apis
overlooking Sligo. Creek Park. Mod
and $3.50. incl. util. Resident
manager, Mrs. Miller, Apt. lO3, loo
Schuyler I'd. Sligo 6217.
FREDERICK w. BERENS,
INC.
1928 K st. NV, MA. 50O5. -22
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
B BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

CHEVY CHASE, d. G.
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
FIRST POWDER ROOM
S26,950
Blessed Sacrament Parish. " block
Lafayette School. Lovely detached
brick. slate roof. 1st door, has
center hall. powder room. ivine
room with fireplace, large dinine
room, kitchen, screened porch; 2nc
hoor. 3 lovely bedrooms, 2 baths;
closets, detached garage; deep lot;
oil a.-c. heat; basement has com.
mode. outside entrance, unfinished
recreation room: built in 1910.
REALISrINGS CORP.
HU. 1888 Day or Night
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcont. J

GAS STATION FOR RENT Good
opportunity, right man. Phone
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PaoItore cIioo e1On o.

'-BEDROOM, brick furn. home;
2a-baths, flrepl:, dining rm, full
basement. with oil furnace and
auto. washer. Complete workshop.
Kitchen fully equipped; attached
garage; outside patio; q completely
door; near schools, churches and
shopping center: all within 5 blks
Less than 10 min. ride to Navy
Annex or Pentagon. Avail. for occu-
pancy. December z. A complete
dream home for S1S5 per mo. Call
CH. 1900.
WRIGHT REALTY
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A HOME WITH

STYLE AND CHARACTER
You'll whistle in amazement at the
low price. of S12.500 for this home
that will delight. you and your
Hampshire Gardens, this apartment
features huge living room, bed
room. full dining room and modern
kitchen. Best OF neighborhoods.
Don't miss this! Consult Mr..
Nichols. NO. 2117.
FREDERICK w. BEHRENS
SALES, INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
MA. 5005. "a
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CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
This is different from the average
semidetached brick house. 1t offers
some advantages over many detached
homes. It is in an excellent loca-
tion. less than Va block from Conn.
ave.
First floor. reception hall living
room, dining room. den, kitchen and
SECOND floor. four bedrooms plus two
that are plastered. heated and An
iShed inst like the other bedrooms.
Also two baths.
There. is a nice basement with its
gas-flred hot-water heating plant
and complete bath.
II vow are interested in locating in
the Cleveland Park or Chevy Chase
areas. why not phone to me the
type. and price Of house you are
looking for or drop by the ONCE to
see me.
J. NELSON HUGHES
ol2O CONN. AVE. OR. $40.
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THANKS

for 4s years you have been
very kind to the j. Leo Kolb
Co. This year. too. you have
been willing to have us as
siSt you in buying or selling
your home. You are our para
mount interest. Let us help
you, help yourself. Own
piece of this good America
and be thankful.
THANKS AGAIN
j. Leo Kolb Co.
1887 Wis. Ave. MI. 21OO
Since 1902.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

GIRL to share GEORGETOWN house
with 3 other girls, pvt. bedrm. Cal
DE, 279l after $50. -22
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BARNABY WOODS
GHEWX CHASE n q

CHEVY CHASE, ID. G.
A charming detached Colonial home
set well back from the street among
fine shade trees. Liv. rm. with
firepl, din. rm:. leading to porch
bedrms. and baths on 2nd; recr
rm. with flrepl; servants bath in
bsmt.; built-in garage. Please call
MRS. CUSHARD, Ewes, WI. 5S67,
NEZ CUSHARD. REALTOR
OR. 1882.
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TILDEN GARDENS.

IILDEN IIARDENS.
An unusual opportunity to purchase
very desirable apt. in a highly re-
stricted group. Has entrance foyer
living room, dining room, kitchen,
bedroom and bath. southern ex-
posure. Excellent condition. To
inspect call until g.. EN-. 1900,
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co
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1888 18th st. NV. Apt. 4, Newly
redec., very nicely furn.; linens,
dishes. silverware and all util. furn !;
will accommodate 8; rental. SI25
per mo. For appt, call
HARRY JUSTINE
MA. 2S44, WO. 5415, 811 18th st. NV.
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Northwest Park
Apartments

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road, in
Montgomery County, Silver Spring.
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EXECUTIVE requires o
bedroom furnished apartment or
section. Telephone Executive 1900,
MR.. ROGERS
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont
SILVER SPRING

Two-story brick, three bedrooms and
bath, living room, and fireplace;
recreation room; corner lot: close
to Catholic school. One-year lease
$50 per month.
THOMPSON & GRAY
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ONLY 81 5nn DOWN

Near Kennedy st. Exceptionally at.
tractive Colonial brick home, six
rooms, 2 baths, 2 inclosed porches:
oil burner, h.-w.h., electric refgr..
storm windows, insulated. built-in
garage. One of the best values In
streetcars, bus, stores, schools, etc.
Ewes. phone TIE. 2233.
L. T. GRAVATTE
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Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1950-10-23
Bears, Trailing Early
In Game, Rout Rebels
BY ite Associoied Press

RICHMOND. Oct. 23.-For one
period the Richmond Rebels had
a lead over the Chicago Bears in
an exhibition pro football game
yesterday, but when it was over
the big leaguers had a 47-14
triumph.
Pass interruptions led to the
three second-period touchdowns
that sent the Bears into a 21-7
half-time margin and they made
four more scores in a wild fourth
period. Sid Luckman passed to
three of the Chicago tbs.
Two passes by former VMl
Quarterback Tommy Thomason
moved the Rebels 81 yards to their
first-period touchdown. In the
second period, the Bears turned
pass interceptions into three
scores. one an 11-yard jaunt by Al
Campana and the others passes
from Luckman to Ken Kavanaugh
and Jim Keane.
The Rebels pulled to within one
touchdown in the third period
but in the fourth the Bears went
far away with four scores. Red
O'Quinn tailed twice with passes
from Steve Romanik and Luck
man, while George McAfee and
Julie Rykovich went over on run
ming plays.
Evening star., 1950-10-23
Indiana Celebration
Goes On and On
No Thouqht of Books
BY the Associoted Press

| BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. %.
Nobody knew today exactly
when Indiana University's scream
ing victory celebration will end.
There was no thought of school
as usual this morning.
The celebrating had been more
or less constant since the final
gun in Saturdays game left the
HoosierS with 20-7 victory over
Notre Dame. But none of it had
approached last nights giddy joy.
1t had been A years since Indiana
defeated the Irish in football.
The cheering and marching
built up to a spontaneous outburst
late last night that virtually took
over the town.
Co-edS in pajamas laughed off
dormitory hours and joined in the
milling mob.
University officials made no of
fetal announcement, but there
wasn't the slightest thought of
holding classes today.
At one of the big afternoon
rallies Bobby Robertson, Indiana S
Negro backfield ace who starred
against Notre Dame, told his col
lege mates: I'm a South Bend
boy and this makes victory doubly
sweet"
Evening star., 1950-10-23
Mrs. Borger's Dixie Victory
Strenqthens Her as Pin Queen

Howard Parsons, star of the
Arcade Pontiac District League
team, won the 18th annual Rec
reation Inaugural in Baltimore
with a seven-game count of 992
It was the third time he had
pocketed the $125 top prize. After
his 1945 win. Parsons came back
in 1947 with a national 7-game
record of 1901.
Nick Rinaldi was the only other
Capital contestant in the money
with an 895 score netting him
$12.50 for 10th place. Archie Fer
guson of Roanoke. Va, was run
ner-up with 964.
Dot Dayton, an 85-average roll
Ter Of the Mount Rainier Ladies
League. bagged the $50 first prize
in the Hyattsville Recreation full
handicap with a 460 count which
included 129 franked pins. Miss
Dayton, who boWled twice in the
event. tailed 33l each time from
scratch. The first time her games
were 104, lot and 100 and her
final three. 1913, 81 and 1O8.
Ralph Metz of GreenWay was
second with 72-452 and Bill Bur-
sey of Colonial Village, third with
45-447.
Evening star., 1950-10-23
Vengeance Inspires
Ikeene in Bout With
Red Arrow Tonight

Light Heavyweight Julian Keene
|of Washington, who is attracting
attention as both a puncher and
boxer, will try to avenge defeat
when he tackles Indian Red Arrow
in tonight's 10-round main event
at Turner's Arena.
Keene is slight favorite to beat
the Oklahoma City slugger who
scored a technical knockout over
him at Uline Arena last winter
when an eye cut forced Keene
to surrender. Keene's handlers
claimed that a butt and not 9
punch did the damage.
Keene, the District 175-pound
champion, has been struggling
among the preliminary boys fol-
two years. doing workmanlike
job most of the time with nothing
sensational. He's pleasing fight
Ter, though, and impresSively
earned his recent victory over
Roland Randall that brought him
the District title.
Randall. who put up a good
scrap against Keene, returns to-
night in a flve-rounder against
Johnny Holt. Other fives pit Ed
die Marshall against Garland Ed
wards, middleweights. and Kenney
Leach against Fernando Aquilar
| lightWeights.
Four-rounders. the first at 8:45
pm, are Joe Davis against Jimmy
Briscoe, lightweights, and Ben
Harrison against Battling Moore
heavyWeights.
Evening star., 1950-10-23
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C** All
.BertoIini Is Elected
d. {. AAU President

Joe Bertolini has been elected
president of the District of Co
iumbia AAU for the 1950-51 term.
He succeeds Ed Rosenblum, a
charter member of the organiza-
ton who has been it's leader for
two years.
Bertolini, Washington native.
has long been identified with
amateur sport here. He entered
the AAU nearly 20 years ago as
representative of the Department
I of Agriculture Recreation Associa-
ton. Since 1910 he has been
chairman of swimming and under
his direction interest in the sport
has grown tremendously.
Other officers elected are
Howard Bailey, The Evening Star
AC, first vice president; Dick
IO'Brien, Times Herald Welfare
Association. second vice president;
Bob Knepley, Barney Neighbour
hood House. third vice president:
Mrs. Elizabeth Roland, Takoma
Swimming Club, secretary, and
Bob Thurston, Times Herald Well
fare Association, treasurer.
The District of Columbia asso-
citation will be host to the conven-
ton of the National AAU Decem-
ber ITO.
Evening star., 1950-10-23
By Ben McAIwee

Elizabeth Barger of Baltimore is
on the road to her fifth straight
rating as the No. l woman duck
pin bowler of the country after IN
impressive victory in the Goth an
nual women's Dixie Open with a
nine game score of 1,168 bowled
yesterday at Clarendon and Colo
nial Village.
In marking up her first tourna-
ment win of the season and her
third Dixie triumph in five years
Mrs. Barger fired a four-game set
of 500 at Clarendon and a five
game 668 at Colonial Village to
beat out Millie Stadtler Of Bethes-
da 40 Alleys by a 69-pin mar
gin for prize of $125 plus a
trophy.
Two weeks ago Mrs. Barger
finished second in the 23d annual
Meyer Davis women's classic at
Lucky Strike with a seven-game
score of 899. For Is games
bowled here ner average is 1898.
Miss Stadtler led the first block
with 510, rolling 131, 141. 1874 and
l04 while Mrs. Barger, third with
500, posted 130, 131, 124 and lis.
Mrs. Barger forged into the
lead in the final block with a 142
first game which was followed by
116, 131. 1876 and 143. Miss
Stadtler, after forcing the issue
with first games of lis and 1872,
faded with 100, 125 and 1T for
final five-game $50. Miss
Stadtler won $50.
Evelyn Nickel, King Pin team
captain, with 1901 and Frances
johnson, Chevy Chase captain.
with 1000 won $25 and $40 third
and fourth prizes. Lorraine GULL,
defending champion, was far out
of the major prizes with 1929 but
bagged $3.50 by tieing for the
tournaments high game of 157.
Marion Line of Baltimore also
fired 157.
Evening star., 1950-10-23
Surprising Gonzaga
Faces Tough Stretch

If Gonzaga High School could
call it's football season at an end
now, it would have a highly re-
spectacle record of four victories
against two setbacks.
1t appears, however, that the
Eagles will get their wings clipped
in three and possibly all four of
their remaining games. They
play at Tech Friday. George
Washington. November 3; George
town Prep, November IL, and St.
Johns, November 10.
The fact that Gonzaga, with
! only one player back from last
year, has a AZ record at this
point is surprising. The Eagles
need only one victory for a 500
mark for the season. But with
the array of opposition ahead,
that win may be very difficult.
Gonzaga defeated Calvert Hall
of Baltimore. 14-0, yesterday on
the Georgetown University Medi-
cal School field for it's fourth
straight victory. The Eagles
scored just before the end of the
first half. John Montgomery took
pass from Jim Cody for As yards
to the Calvert Hall and Jim
McCallum bucked over.
With less than minutes in
the game remaining. the Eagles
struck again. Dick Conroy raced
SIS yards to the Calvert 5 and
McCallum passed to Montgomery
for the score.
Evening star., 1950-10-23
400 of Country's Top Horses
Competing in Harrisburg Show

championship tri-color on one side
of his bride and the grand cham
pionship rosette on the other and
'Snowdy'' clutching the grand
championship and hunter trophies
Donald Snellings from Fred
ericksburg, Va, last years grand
champ, was runner-up.
The tragic death of William C.
War last week is mourned by show
ring followers. Uncle Bill''
was one of the most generous sup
porterS of equine events here and
his cheerfulness and friendliness
endeared him to all.
Evening star., 1950-10-23
By Angelina J. CorobeIIi

With more than 400 of the
finest, horses in the country en-
tered, the Pennsylvania National
Horse Show opened it's six-day
run at Harrisburg, Pa, today,
with morning. afternoon and
evening sessions scheduled each
day. The show has grown tre-
mendously in popularity and size
during the postwar years with
many observers ranking it with
Madison Square Gardens Ma
tional.
In addition to the usual classes
for hunters, jumpers, gated
horses, fine harness horses, road
sters, driving ponies, juniors and
ponies, the show is featuring per-
formances by Col. AloiS Podhaj-
sky and the famed white Lipizzan
stations from the Spanish Riding
School in Vienna, in their first
appearance in this country. In
ternational teams share the spot
light with teams from England.
Canada, Ireland, Chile, Mexico
and the United States in action,
This marks the first appearance
of the new United States team in
competition with foreign coun-
tries. The new all-civilian team
of three riders has been chosen
from the cream of Americas
amateur riders.
SHOW RING DUST: The Bit
and Spur Clubs all-day, all-junlor
outing at the j. Letter Aitcheson
Farm. Burtonsville, Md, proved
successful finale to the areas
junior season j.. Frances S. Hill
and Bruce were the major win
ners they left the ring with
Bruce displaying the hunter