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HOUSES FURNISHED

BIB EMERSON ST. N.W.-Furn. g.
rm.; good condition: 3 b2edrms:
baths screened @ ed porehes' front and aIs
opsn esSK yaTds ss and e Sun VS.
VERY NICE HOME containing iiv.
rm.. kit, bath. sewing rm.e bed
IF YOU LIKE OLD NEW ENGLAND
things and want home while
looking to buy or bldg. Sl15 will
rent Georgetown, house for s mos;
esaInS desired! pGl Sgp'' 1888. g. 10 OF i0nse7 II
Iarse Ia5 yard; r min: Pentason. Vaea-
Mar 159n FePEs! PENIAGoN@Sbedrm TG; s524 brick.
semidet: house; 1925 mo-; cony. to
HsEfiaES sTERHEN B nc GREY. sASs so4o etsai Wilson
blvd, Arl., Va. JA. 2-1l62. oW.
NV. Mr.. SOLDIERS HoME-Buns-
allow, nicely furn.: all utils;; suit,
FURNISH, UNFURNIsH-New 4 rm.
deal a for ue Children; i' sIlo mo. 1886
Hayes ave, Silver Spring. Md s.
SOUTH ARLINGToN-Furnisned 5-
rm, Oct; house and gar; near Penta-
sSg sS0ga4I Blefi eH AN96A 4S8d REALTY CO, s "a,
and other usual rooms and facilities:
excellent bus service. OV. 1859,
40. $1,000. Ext. I92. ruo,, ,,,o,
lands, Md,-Almost new, 5-rm. det.
raIRFax 1T as RRss1T!ArE5 Soe 6edrooms, a9noaS u.
baths: large shade trees, quiet and
cool; 5000 mo. GRAHAM Fairfax
BETHEsDAENicely furn. s-rm. house,
1st f., liv. rm, firepl: din rm., kit,
den and "a bath; End f., 3 bedrms.
baths; ,screened-in porch; bsmt.
tached sarase. Cali WI. o02S, sat.
q RMS. and inclosed porch; l rm.
reserved; no children: refs; conven.
coSV2S,ES1 tSSHlR RS ro 13oI ARMY st tsn ne eSAyY
Medical centers. 500 Birch ave. Ia
koma Park, Md; 2 bedrms., den,
liv, rm., din. kit; corner lot; gar;
near transp., schools, stores; ami;
oil heat; $125 mo, call IA. air.
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER TYPE S3-
bedrm., 2-bath home; exquisite fur
nishing; in Club Manor Estates, fac
ing Army,Navy Country Club, golf
KroenbqTg x T1e eSo THE BRANT co. NC"
ssl4 MILITARY RD.. Chevy Chase
s rms. 3i2 baths; oil h.-w;h.; det.;
cellar and garret. MA. 1883, g
nK 6aehs reeT sin Tn oeeams eaq raRoma axe aen PIX
nicely furn.; $50 or best offer on
lease. LAWRENCE v. LUTEs, 81.
ATTRACTIVE 5-BEDRooM HOME on
Conn. ave. near country club, on
beautifully handicapped corner lot; 3
car detached garage; exquisitely fur
nished; redecorations Just completed;
S275 monthly, Immediate occupancy.
CENTRALLY LoCATiTEDi in N Arl.-
s-rm. modern house, Owner de-
sirss one room JA; 4-0445.
semidet.,' mr.. .-Ft -Myer and shop
ping center. EN-. 567s, s-5 wkdays.
COOP FyEs1sHED y!s!1:4 = HOUSE nr: g!nl 1s,h
S12s14; also very desirable newly
Mon. call Dixie REALTY CO. IA.
sl55 PER MoNTHmLovsly h Is new 2
%Is SRly ayIn BURNT 81 MILLS 7!5o HILLS F1s;iss
JAMES /. DIXON \ co. -
Brick. semidetached, . bedrooms.
Attractively furnished; newly dec
OEdVeu. vi, neat orY basement Tile
center. schools, close. Excellent bus
service. 5 minutes to Washington.
Convenient Pentagon and Agricul-
ture. Tel. WEBB. MA. O3n2' Sun.
and ntshts. Week days RE. 4l4a.
HoUsE FOR RENT, furnished. Call
WI. 6S2s or WI POSI-
e722 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
6-rm. row brick. house; SIPS. incl
heat and utiis; girls. RA. 2O36.
RURN. s-RM. HOUSE, Chevy Chase
section, S126.50 per mo. Call WI.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

43I7 e ST. S.E.-GI student and
wife desire to share 3.bedrm. semi.
det. brick home; full-size bsmt. and
fenced back yard; child welcome
Call TW 1858. 10
DBL. ROOM wives husbands
overseas; share house with same
Includes board; $62 mo. GL. 1899.
8 GIRLS to share beautifully furn
house; cony. transp., shopping. reas
GE. 5S33
WILL s SHARE m my .-bedrm; Gsesnss, E
DU. O024. -l2
MOTHER desires to share home in
Wheaton Park with couple; will
accept | child: wife to take care OF
. school age children, sos mo. incl
util. RA 1923.
I5?i BRANCHVILLE RD.. College
Park. Md. Middle-aged couple tc
share. 7-rm. house. TO. 524O.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET yt
across the country. safe storage II
sSsDsratss t9oms Ss04 1NT3 sxpeSt sgSsaGa gssEinSa
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture IS part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 1887; ewes, GE. 14l6.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcentl

OWNER CALLED TO SERVICE full
rms. ? stories. completely furn:,. re-
decorated; garage; ideal for children
and pets; close to FIT: Myer, Penta-
gon, Navy Annex; Si35 per mo; mo-
CHAMBERS & TALLMAN. OK. 1900
or OW. 5l6S.
BRICK BUNGALOW. bedrms., large
immed. occupancy; S130 per mo. TO
acceptable tenant; fremont Gar
dens, Falk Church area; months
lease. ARFAX REALTY, CHI. 1850
or FA. 1880.
N ARLINGTON - Brick Colonial,
beautifully furn., 3-bedroom, 2-bath
homs scbo in lovely ans eonS
500 per mo. ToWN & COUNTRY
REALTY CO, oW. ago.
CHEVY CHASE bedrms.. . baths,
$50. MRS CLYDE &. DUNN1NG-
TON, WI. 2635.
UPPER 18th ST.-Wiu share my
home with desirable couple; 4 rooms
and bath; avail. with kitchen privi-
leges. RA. 1869.
VIERS MILL VILLAGE. Silver Spring
Md-Well-loca ated, 2-bedrm., COM
full bsmt.: panoramic view; adjacent
to school, shopping center and
transp.; children accepted; 81 10 mo
LEACH g. CRONIN, LO. 5-2772.
2 HOMES. Silver Spg. area. Ia blks.
to bus: side porch, garage, lovely
grounds; $3.50 mo. Move in Aug.
18th Also 5-rm. brick home. of
FELL REAL ESTATE, SH. S794.
GLOVER PARK-,6 bedrms.. 4 baths,
5342,
ARLINGTON, VA, North oxford St.
Detached rooms g bedrms1, oil
heat, garage; adults only, S150. To
inspect phone OW. 67l5 or MA
$500. BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1417
K st. NV -6
DELIGHTFUL. furn. home. in coun-
try, nr. Mt. Vernon: spacious lawns
adj. woods. Lge. liv. rm.. 4 bedrmS.
212 baths, oil heat; many excep
mo. Call King S-S40S. -6
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED, 2
bedrm.. semidet. brick; cool, quiet
neighborhood; 10 min. to Pentagon
3 min. Shirlington business center
primary, grade schools, churches
nearby; Tyr. lease; good ref. REQ
Owens 11@2, week ends, evenings;
days; Metropolitan ol6o. MRS
ChEt1 SdAoc, NIL
ELABORATELY FURNISHED
EXECUTIVE HOME
Liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, powder rm.
and den on LIST floor: 4 bedrms.. >
baths IL bedrm.. upstairs sitting
rm. with flrepl); rec. rm. IN bsmt..
with maids rm, and bath; $3.50 mo.
ARLIE JOHNSON REALTY CO., INC,
OR. Zoo. =
WOODMOOR-Lovely 6-rm. Colonial
home. furniture included. Tele-
vision S175 per mo. Yrs lease.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
SH 5555. -6
3237 Worthingt'n st. NV.
Detached brick, 8 rooms, 3 bedrms:;
2la baths. rear porch, garage: oil
July 18th; S225 per month. Cali Miss
Schroth, SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345. %
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VESTS

ON u s. No. ].
Thriving diner truck stop, gas station
AMI repair shop near Fredericks-
burg; long estab.. doing tremendous
volume business; excellent diner:
nice 3-rm.. bath apt. over gas sta.
bldg: business. real estate. fixtures
and furnishings all for only S15.-
600. terms. No. 29,231. WEST s.
w. E. Sherman, r. D. /, Fredericks-
burg. Va.
BEST GROCERY BUY
In nearby Va. lse. self-service,
beautifully equipped. was doing ap-
prox. 500 wkly., now doing only
half. Can be bought for $4,000
which is much less than value OF
equipment. Very low rent. Terms
to experienced merchant. CAN Joe
JOSEPH COHEN g. co.
RE. 2136 (eves.. IA. $3.50.
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LUNCHROOM

LUNCHROOM
This prosperous business is not a
"sacrifce'-the owner is not "sick"
enough money and want to take 1t
easy for a while. 1t is q 24-hour
place. crosses better than $4,000 q
month, rent goes to $3.50 and nv
payroll of $500 a week can be cut
u by hard-working partners. The
price is $4,000, and I want
the large profits OF this "ioint" is
to live with it for a week or so. and
that privilege Is offered to qualify
ing prospective buyers. Box 13-V,
Star
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COLORED-GI GOING TO KOREA,
will lease practically new 3-bedroom
home for 2 years; gas auto. heat,
finished bsmt. Call Mr.. LINDSAY,
10. 2-O792,
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ROCKVILLE

Montgomery County, Md, near U. S
Public Health and the Naval Hos.
pital; attractive home; den and !;
bath, lst H.: bedrooms and , com.
rlete baths on 2nd floor; also sleep.
ing porch. inside and outside fire-
place, detached garage, large yard;
$50 per month on yearly lease
MRS. DE BECK, Rockville 4543
Evening star., 1950-08-06

WANTED
Furnished or unfurn. houses to rent
IN Chevy Chase and Bethesda area.
Hlnl WI 2413
Evening star., 1950-08-06

Rental Listings Wanted
For incoming commissioned defense
personnel. members of various dip
sonnel. Can COL. ARNOLD (Ret1,
broker, 309 Munsey bldg, Ma 30Su;
ewes, Sat. and Sun, WO 1O7a. -6
ARLINGTON, vA.-COLORED family
desires . or, :. bedroom house or
apt. Call DE. $500. "a
Evening star., 1950-08-06

STORE in colored neiehborhood, do
ing S1,100 weekly business: nice
LYING quarters, with oil heat; rent,
go per month; reasonable price
small down payment will give pos.
session.
DGS Self-service. doing $4,000 weekly
business. Price, $4,000, plus stock;
terms
Self-service store in residential neigh
oorhood; has about $1,000 in stock
and is very we'll equipped: net rent
for store is about $50 a month ;
store is capable of doing 1000
weekly business; price, $4,000, lock,
stock and barrel; $1,000 cash re-
Quired
LIQUOR store, one of the best locations
in city; good operator can have a
Wonderful business at good profits;
mas practically no competition.
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD. INC
233 Southern BLDG, MA. O27l.
AL
Evening star., 1950-08-06

$500 DOWN-Billard parlor, 4 tables
completely equipped; 5-yr. lease with
2-yr. option includes light and heat:
located at Sth and M SITS. Sc, across
the street from Navy Yard and Cap
I ital Transit barn; $1,000; $500
GAN M MR; GREENE, UN. 4o4e "te: or
RETIRING = Cor. grocery on main
highysy: doing $3.50 weekly; open
brokers BRO eass "a. ;o9e ass isF sgiek sale;
A CAPABLE restaurant man would
like to buy. lease or manage a food
restaurant seating 100 or more; now
smpi9ysd; soE 4s4s. sfs1 ssference' CONFIDENTIAL.
cellent possibilities; for sale by own
er: MI: 1900 or NO. 4139 ewes. IS
THE SAFEWAY Laundry A. Dry
Cleaning Co. offers a quality whole
sale service to stores and agencies.
BEAUTY oPERATokss white; sh Yss3 Be- inde-
pendent; rent a booth; good neigh
without delay. AT. 1890.
CENTRAL AVE. at Davidsonville, Md. !;
gas Soss station; 0r;cs sarase ~ 40bedrm mod
REsTaTRAST, sf9GTi n, SODA soda fountain and
between D. c. and Annapolis: well
equipped; a good business. M. C.
oWRs1 oGIRRs3N' d Pu. ,4I1,1lssr,,., 4211s Ia. =.
3 ssass'vllle 4 q RR Nd wants I,1ee neeeoston tfom
partnnslrsship ne basis, or will sell direct.
FOR SALE-Majority stock in up and
coming yachting magazine; great
opportunity for writer with knowl-
edge OF boats and the water ways
to undertake pleasant editor-owner-
ship; very reasonable price to party
Write Box 2O-T, Star.
SALE II OR WHOLE interest in long
estab. pawnbrokers' exchange. NO.
PICTURE FRAMING BUSINESS. now
operating. opportunity for right man
Lease or sell "a interest Owner has
other interest. ME. 3340, UN. 334O.
EMPTY STORE. corner. popular NV.
for nqaSs atea and uo So IT.
MILTON GOLDSMITH. DI. O440.
VARIETY STORE. up in NV. sales
about $4,000 last yr. Price. Sill 800
including $500 stock; $4,000 cash.
balance terms; MILTON GOLD
DRUGSTORE. corner, NV. area, about
$170 daily aysrase; $4,000, plus
stock; terms. MILTON GOLDSMITH,
LADIES' APPAREL SHOP in large
can be developed: open from 4-a
pm. Price. $500. including about
$500 down; MILTON Gold
Evening star., 1950-08-06

uNFURN. efficiency or 1-bedrm.. in
nv. apt. bids: max rent, SO XII.
$3.50 wk. end; SH. 1881 wk. days.
Evening star., 1950-08-06

GROCERY, BEER-Busy little corner
store, real money, maker; colored
sraae: Sl,200 weekly; apt. available
81 900 cash required. act fast
Grocery. beer; $500 weekly, colored
trade; low rent. with or without
apt; $1,000 cash required.
Grocery $1,000 weekly; colored
traoe; very profitable, nice fixtures;
easy 10 work; $4,000 cash required
CIeanine store. nice ne. location;
$3.50 weekly, mixed trade; excellent
enAnee TO double business.
SCHWARTZ, Elk. 250l. IA. 0256.
Evening star., 1950-08-06

YOUNG COUPLE. no children, Govt.
empl prot. status; desire 1-bedrm.
unfurn. apt. about Sept. |; NV. or
Beth.-Sil Spr. area. Box 1-V. Star.
Evening star., 1950-08-06

200 acres in the Potomac section.
S5O.0OO; most wooded. Call FRED
B.. CUSHMAN, Realtor, $40 Fred
eriek ave-, Gaithersburs, Md, phone
Evening star., 1950-08-06
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
ELABORATELY FURNISHED

EXECUTIVE HOME
Liv rm., din. rm., kit, powder rm.
and den on 1st floor; bedrms.. ,
baths Il bedrm, upstairs sitting
rm. with freplD; rec. rm in bSmt.,
with maids rm, and bath; $3.50 mo.
ARLIE JOHNSON REALTY CO., INC,
nP 1Inn =
Evening star., 1950-08-06

BOARDING HOUSE BUSINESS
Direct from owner. excellent location,
dupont Circle area; 80 well-kept
rooms, very good furniture and fx-
lures; long lease, low rental; price,
S.o'oOO, must have $4,000 cash on
payments. II you have the cash
telephone RE o6Ss -4'
Evening star., 1950-08-06

3237 Worthingt'n st. NV.
Detached brick, rooms, 3 bedrms;;
2la baths. rear porch, garage; oil
burner. nicely furnished; available
July 18th; S225 per month. Cali Miss
Schroth, SHANNON 4; LUCHS CO,
1905 H ST. NV. Ma. 2345. -6
Evening star., 1950-08-06

FOR SALE, s rms, bath oil heat
gar; newly dec, ideal for tourist
nome: cheap for quick sale. Pvt.
owner; no dealers. E. Capitol St.
Ii. $4,000
30 ACRES, of Old GEORGETOWN road
for development; $1,000 Der acre
Evening star., 1950-08-06

DELICAI'ESSE
Excellent busy Arlington location.
money. Does $3.50 week Gross;
rent Sl35 90, long lease. Low pay
roll and other expenses. Owner in
reserves and may be called at any
minute Is forced to sell. asking
Mr. Dounis. AD. $500. ~
Evening star., 1950-03-19
Dress-AIikes for Easter, in Bates PicoIay

Goily fIoring skirt, tucked
oreondy yoke and sleeves. In DEL
phinium blue. doffodiI yellow.
ozoIeo pink.
Evening star., 1950-03-19
A Brand d-neW ShOp
AT The Hecht Co.
"Just What We Wanted!'' say WashingtG
MOmmies "a Mother and Daughter Dire
Shop All Our Otcn!'

poinesh dress shop where Washington mothers
finding oIevery styled coon youthful their little dough
ters where se-conscious little girls finding dresses
just like mommies They're Iook-oikes make dods
girls enchanting tripIes at tiny prices he'll approve, tool
Delightfully."- washable broodcoths pque Eostereeg
poes in sizes tot every sweetheart in the omIy, to Ok
7 to II, 10 to l8.
andsi
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Cousy Tops Voting
On APP AII-America
BY the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK, Mar. Bob
Cousy. Holy Cross; Paul Arizin,
Villanova; Dick Schnittker, Ohio
State; Paul Unruh, Bradley, and
Kevin O'Shea, Notre Dame, were
named today to the 1850 Associ-
ated Press all-America collegiate
basketball team.
This all-senior team was picked
by vote of 429 sports writer's and
broadcasters.
Cousy topped the voting.
On the basis of five points for
each first team vote and two
points for a second team vote the
6-foot. 1-inch Cousy, of st. Albans
N. Y. polled 1,424 points on 27o
firsts and 81 seconds. This COM
pares to perfect count of 2,l45
Don Lofgran of San Francisco's
defending National Invitational
tournament champions and Dick
Dickey of North Carolina States
Southern Conference champions
topped the second team.
Lofgran polled SIT points on II
f1rsts and 81 seconds. Dickey got
422 points on 81 firsts and 81
seconds.
Bill Sharman, of Southern Cali
fornia with 357 points; Sammy
Ranzino. of North Carolina State
and Whitley Skoog. of Minnesota
completed the second team.
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Caps Down Bullets,
Need One Victory 10
.CIinch Third Place

The Washington Caps will meet
the Celtics in Boston tomorrow
night in an effort to lock up third
place in the Eastern Division of
the National Basketball Associa-
ton.
Playing before only S75 Gus
toners last night at Uline Arena,
the Caps defeated the Baltimore
Bullets, $3.50. and clinched at
least a tie for fourth place. BY
winning one of their remaining
five games the Caps will take third
place and earn the right to face
second-place New York in series
"a" of the $4,000 postseason
playoffs.
Due for a Change.
This will mark the third time
in four years that the Caps have
earned a playoff berth and for the
first time they will be underdogs
from the start. 1t may be Just
the thing needed, for in the past
the Caps finished the regular grind
on top of their division, only to
fail in the title playoff. After
compiling a 49-11 record in 1867,
Washington was bounced out of
the postseason tournament in it's
first series against Chicago. Last
season the Caps went to the final
round before bowling to Mime
apolis.
In both instances the Caps en-
tered the playoffs plagued by in
juries. This year, barring any
mishaps. they will be in top shape
for the tourney which opens
March 81.
Bones Mckinney returned to
action last night after a three
week layoff because of a broken
finger and looked as good as ever.
John Norlander still is out with
a knee injury. but says he will
be ready for the playoffs.
Play Nip Tuck Game.
The game last night was played
in true Baltimore Washington
fashion with the lead changing
hands or the score being tied IS
times. Set shots by Don Often
and Chuck Gilmur gave the Caps
"a 44-42 edge at half time.
The Caps pulled away to a 67-55
lead at the third-quarter mark.
Five Caps-Chick Reiser, Often,
Fred Scolari, Feerick and McKin-
ney-hit for double figures.
In other NBA games Anderson
trimmed Tri-City, 82-67; Mime
apolis edged Philadelphia. 68-65;
Carl Braun's set shot In overtime
game New York an 80-78 victory
over st. Louis, and Waterloo
trounced Denver, 97-68.
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Terp Boxer Steps
| Aside to Let Pal
Earn His Letter

Varsity insignias come the hard
way for some athletes. Take the
case of Harry Swartzwelder, Mary
land 175-pounder, who needs an
other bout-a total of three for
the season-to qualify for his IN. :"
So. Bob Smith graciously has
stepped aside to give Harry the
chance against Miami Saturday
night at College Park. And who
does Harry draw for an opponent?
Nobody but Carl Bernardo.
Bernardo. quoting from Miami's
information booklet, is National
and Southern intercollegiate cham
pion at his weight. He was voted
the outstanding man in the South
ern tournament. Carl, the book
says, is an extraordinary boxer and
possesses right-hand wallop,
ranking as the Hurricanes knock
out king.
Last year Bernardo, whose little
brother. Jimmy, boxes at 155
pounds for Miami. was unde-
feated. He turned in a string of
Is consecutive victories and earned
acclaim as one of the all-time
greats in Miami's ring history.
Swartzwelder last week lost to
Frank Singleton of South Caro-
lima and in the seasons opening
match he lost a heavyweight bout
with Bubber Ferdon of The Cita-
del. He figures to lose again Sat-
urday but he'll win his letter.
Evidently they come the hard
Way at MARYLAND
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Titone 10 Fight Ramos
In Turner HeadIiner

Charley Titone. 22-year-old
Brooklyn featherweight. who has
proved a big favorite during the
indoor season here. was matched
today with Luis Ramos, Puerto
Rican veteran, in the 10-round
main bout at Turner's Arena next
Monday night.
Titone has gained a large fol-
lowing here through seven fights
in recent months at Turner's
while Ramos is an experienced
puncher who has seen action
against such boxers as Champion
Willie Pep and Former Champion
Sandy Sadler.
The young New York Italian
kayoed Jimmy Cooper here sew
eral months ago and last week
defeated Tommy Baker in a fea-
ture match in New York. Titone
previously earned decision over
Gaetano Analoro. Italian bantam
weight king.
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Simmons So Happy With Tribe
He Pinches Self to Verify Job
BY the Associated Press

TUCSON, Ariz., Mar. 9.-The
big, powerful looking man who
had difficulties with the Philadel-
phia Athletics family during the
winter and now finds himself
coaching the Cleveland Indians
has to pinch himself every so
often to make sure it's true.
Here I've been in baseball most
of my life and I didn't know any
thing like this was going on"
booms Al Simmons. Happy
Pal, that isn't the word"
Simmons, one of the half dozen
greatest hitters of American
League history, was let out by the
Athletics after several years on
Connie Mack's coaching staff.
There was some question at the
time as to who was responsible
for the surprise dismissal. but
there was no doubt of Simmons
resentment. Now he is certain it
was the greatest thing that ever
happened to him.
Look at this outfit I'm with
now" AL exults. There's MOTH
ing like it in baseball. This is the
bigtime. We had long confer
ence yesterday afternoon and who
do you think sat in on it besides
the manager and all the coaches
and Hank Greenberg?
Just our president, Ellis Ryan,
and our vice president, George
Medinger. Where did anybody
ever hear of that before? There
we all sat together, discussing
players and strategy and every
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Transfer of Central Athletes
Major Concern for Coaches

structed at Coolidge, pointing out
there would be a minimum park
ing problem there.
Bayh said that white schools
may be invited to use Central's
stadium, but he didn't know, un-
der the existing policies, If it
could be done.
Hope to Improve Plants.
Other white schools now, in all
probability, will push plans to i'm
prove their athletic plants In light
of the loss Of Central. John p.
Collins, Eastern High School prin-
cipal, has been trying for years
to get more seats there and lights
for night games.
1--WE need these improvements
more than ever with Central
gone" Collins stated. 1--WE are
going to keep trying and we
aim eventually to get them"
The trophy-lined corridors of
Central tell the story of the ath-
letic victories Of one of the oldest
schools in the city. Dates of the
wins-etched on the silver and
gold cups-go back to the late
1800s. The school won its first
interhigh football championship
in 1893. But as early as 1885 the
Central eleven was bucking-and
beating-college teams in this
area.
The school, which has an out
standing athletic record punctu-
ated with city championships
won its last title in 1949, in bas-
ketball year ago.
Although no decision has been
made on disposition of the
trophies, it is likely they will be
placed in the Franklin Admins
tration Building, Thirteenth and
K streets NV.
They will stand in tribute to
such outstanding former Central
athletes as Lawrence (Biff) Jones
who coached elevens of Army
Nebraska and Louisiana State;
Quarterback Dick Newly OF
Princeton; Doc White, Chicago
White Sox pitcher; Jay Long
fullback with Penn: Sylvan King
with Princeton. and Paul Magof-
fin, who starred as halfback OF,
the Michigan teams from 1904 tc
1907, as captain in his senior
year.
Evening star., 1950-03-09
Champion Bowling
Teams to Get Free
Entry in Tourney

Something new in Washing
ton bowling history, a Cham
pion of Champions team tour
nament was announced today
by the Metropolitan WASH
ington Duckpin Operators AS
soclation.
Eligible will be the winners
and runnersup of leagues
bowling at member establish
ments of the operators as
sociation.
For pennant winners it will
offer "free ride" for their
$40 entry fees will be paid by
the establishments they rep
resent. Cost per bowler will
be $1.25, covering games fees
and a lift toward tournament
expenses.
The event will be held at the
end of the regular season, sites
to be chosen by lot at the op-
orators next meeting.