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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
aBARTOW REALTY CO, Realtors.
l33l g st: NV NE. 24a5.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We
will buy second-trust notes, d. C..
nearby Md. or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST.
katiompaG5 kMENm G9EPa 5sPPsa 1912 N. Y ave. n W
CASH FOR :.nd- TRUST NOTES. quick
settlement: white or colored; notes
in D. C.. Md. and Va. FULTON r
GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV. DI
$3.50; Brokers. attention.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-4h-5T. No
charge for appraisals. MOORE g.
HILL CO. S04 18th st. NV
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts MR..
QUICK, ST. 5000; ewes, RA. 341S.
FIRsT-TRUsT LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE
INC, ll15 Eye st. NV, Ma. 646S
CASH IN ONE DAY - individual
wants to obtain 2nd trusts on D. C.
resids. or will buy prop. for cash
Gil. 6676. RA. 22S1. day or eve
TRUSTS, 1st. Ind and 3rd; Md, Va.
2: c.: wk.,s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO, gO5 n. Y ave. NV. RE. 1912
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OFFICES FOR RENT

2-story bldg. conven. loc. in Silver
Spring, Md: 1st a. 40x60 it. di-
spsees yaee By seaTes partitions sd providing srss
modern ofices with acoustic treated
ceilings, equipped with Venetian
blinds and awnings; built-in wall
safe; bldg: suit. for storage or
lnfe''FS Re ssss Gan asR sH fSa 1900 MR. e. fesF hoF
HEaRf HIHAF4o or rAkoMA PARK and
rm. suites. incl. all util., S25-S100
mo: Gan = SoA 4. HUMPHREYS, Real
powNTowNGTwo beautiful, large
school, studio, local or NATL firm:
PVT. entr.; reas. ELLIS, ME; III.
VIC: CONN. AVE. and < st: nv
elevator operated building; parking
available at prevailing rates, Call
MA. 9050 or Ma. 6313 for appt -
NICE 1-ROoM OFFICE in heart Of
Silver Spring, $a5 mo. sH. a4so;
LGE. oNE-RooM OFFICE, pvt. bath,
ample closets and. storage space;
End floor, opposite 18th st. entrance
Of Mayfiower; S75. FRED A. SMITH
CO., lib 18th st. NV. Elk. 2480.
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave n.w.-Available immediately;
suirements. Penn PRorERr1Es,
ofFtck ri st suIfE nE A1i. me- Midiaal ilHe Bldg
ALBERT II. COHEN, rental agent.
1o42 No, Irving ST.. Arl, cH. 1881.
SILVER sPRING-Lge. modern prof.
or bus. ofice at s237 Ga. ave, excel.
loc., low rental. SH. 1863.
DR., DENTIST OR LAWYER-3-rnn
and bath suite; excel; loc. 5404
Marlboro PIX. No competition. Park
Ing ngoo avail. Elk. $500; ewes, IA,
AiRSo.CCioNprTIoNED OFFICES in
modern fireproof. Century Buildine.
AZ, Fifth st. n.w:; available in
ass saE' rS9ms pc.s or suites fIa q "a tyS go
THOS j. FISHER d. CO., 73S 18TH
St. NV, DI. $3.50. lis
FURNISHED SUITE-Exeel. location
al Ssffsslisssf q pas Ttfrs Fe sA afsnt snss will share
TO Takoma Park newly decorated;
g. estats W. 9Is phase ss5i aE sBSs. s5S Cedar st
ATTR. STREET FLOOR OFFICE in
small modern medical bldg; hear
Of Arl.. Va; air cond.; excel, loca'
tion. oo Sun. oW. 1928: weekdays
18th AND FLA. AyE.-ofhces fol
rent, exeellently decorated: 1st A.
street window space; also apt. II
rear avail. ME. 1871 or eyes,, to
18th AND X SITS. N.w.-6 rms. ant
rec. room: -four. light., asphalt til,
floors, Venetian. blinds, etc. Heat
cleo, char. and elev. serv. inc. ir
rent; 2-rm. suite also avail. in bldg
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.
Realtors. 1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400
EXCELLENT OFFICE SPACE, in !
choice downtown locations.
Unusually bright and cheerful suite
rms. on 7th floor: excel fo
dental ONCE. See Mr.. Dean on prem
ises.
Colorado Bldg. 14th and G SITS. NV
Several desirable ofices now avail
] to 3 rms, moderate rentals. Sc,
Mr.. Frazier on premises. LEGUA
q GERBER REALTY CO., AID. 1900
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A STONE RAMBLER, fea-
turing excellence in construc-
tion and charm: situated on
knoll with 235 acres Of
ground. this unusually livable
home has a large liv. room
with wide fireplace, large din.
room, picture-book kitchen
with dishwasher, automatic
laundry and drier and res
taurant-size refrigerator; 3
well-planned bedrms., 2 baths
and a lounge. There is q
guestheuse Of large studio rms,
bath and kitchenette: large
garage, freezing room and
storage room are additional
features; oil h.-w.h.; large
barn
white farm house fencing
incloses this property and
marks the road to the prop
erty; low stone walls, beauti-
full open porches and land
seaping add to the attrac-
tiveness and INABILITY of the
property.
Walking distance to schools
through high school and easy
committing distance to Wash
ington make this q property
that should appeal to people
desiring something unusually
nice In country living. INEZ
CUSHARD. Realtor. OR. 4232
or WI. 1857.
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~ = 80 f~H SS<@G
WILLYS pickup Y ton. 1913: looks
and runs like new: has ladder rack
S7g5. Call FIR. 1857. -
ally clean. Excellent mechanical
condition. Traded by original own
er. New truck appearance. Com
pare price, S795. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO. INC, 7725 Wiscon-
CHEVROLET 1916 h-ton panel. New
ehanca eondition Eaepped ESsflsnf gtb ms
radio. heater and defroster. i own. Tirr.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. INC INC
7725 Wisconsin ave, OF. 6io0'
FORD 1949 ha-ton pickup. Cannot
be told from new. Equipped witt
radio, heater and defroster. j owner
Compare this price. S995. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR Co INC, 77ai
FORD. new, 1850, Ia-ton pickup. 8.
cylinder; list, S1,3S1; our price
Alexandria. TIE. 9704. >
LODGE u ton panel. 1910 with Al
motor; win sell cheap for quick sale
1000 Columbia I'd. 3
STUDEBAKER 1947 z-ton pickup;
o. body. mech. Al, new paint.
bsqsai o0ks ans ssag ssns snaS%1x liks nsT & real
T0,' 18th and Good Hope rd. sc.
CHEv.. 1919: almost new "a ton panel
truck; never used commercially:
private owner: S1.I75. Apt. t8. S30S
Ashmead place NV, after 9 pm.
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FARMS FOR SALE

CALL BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Hern-
den No. 38. Herndon, Fairfax c.,
Va, before you buy or sell. I'VE
homes, stock and dairy farms in
Northern Virginia and around
Charles Town and Martinsburg, w.
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Stocked and Eouipped

OIUCkeu d1Iu EquIpptu
Farm, 1877 acres. stream. 7-rm
house, electric, newly redecorated
ECU EoudipPPeq pen tenant house
chine shed, tool house, garage, 5
cows, q heifers. 8 brood sows,
boars, 25 pigs, 100 hens, 90
guineas, 8 geese. 6 ducks. 90 bar
rels of corn, 25 tons. of, hay. 10
piow. wagon, drill, manure
spreader, hay loader, feed mill. "a
miles of D. C. All for only S22t-
600.
J. L. C. WEST, FA. 2135
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All advertisements offering
automobiles for sale must in
-clude oetuol selling price Of cor.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

AUTOMOBILES WANTED
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs on ali
makes Of cars are assured at
sMdsKEE,poNTIAc. do 1884 L st NV
MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR. new
or used. Drive in. bring your title
and get cash WOLFE MOTORS.
wEsnrRM 1S.n and k x stS; In nv S..n Ex S5sg
model car. Ali cash or cashier
check, NORRIS & HUGHES. 7614
Georgia ave. GE. 976l.
PoHANKA SERVICE. INC. iIaf
WANTED, Army jeep. in good con.
dition, reasonable. CHI. 936S.
NEED 50 CLEAN CARS at once tc
open new lot; will pay top cash
dollar. 1901 Mt. Vernon ave-, Alex
andria, TIE. 87O4. -l3
WANTED: 40 Chevrolet or Ford sta
tion wagon. Reasonable price; phone
SH 3549. q
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KAISER, 1948
4-door sedan; perfect condition. T.
and h.; S995 o. best offer. See Mr..
Taylor, BENNING MOTORS, 1900
Benning rd. ne, FIR. 9932. %
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1850: club coupe; r.
and h: cd; S1.795; $95 down.
ave. and Bladensburg I'd.
STUDEBAKER. 1949 sedan: equip;
S1,395 $95 down. METROPOLI-
TAN MOTORS, N. Y. ave. and
Bladensburg I'd. 20
STUDE. Al 4-dr. beaut. orig. pit, r.
and h.. new tires. j owner; 1855 or
best offer. DI. 7407 after 6. p
WILYS 1910 de luxe coupe: good
transp.. r. and h.: S195 HOLLO-
MAN MOTOR CO., 1911 r. I. ave,
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TRUST NOTES For SALE

SO FIRST MORTGAGE for S2IS BOO,
secured BY property worth S35. 900.
being :, converted into apartments
NIL DISCOUNT $1,000 for cash. Box
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STORES WANTED

"RENTED BY KING" you hear fire.
quently. For rent listings invited
by the old-established firm of GEO.
ave. Sc. LU. 4-250l, Realtor.
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AuToMoTIvE MlscELLAhEou:

AUTO PARTS-Motors. transmissionS
body parts, ETC.; at lowest prices
Motors, $50 up; tires, ST. up. Al
parts guaranteed. KENILWORTE
AUTO CO, 1901 Kenilworth ave.
ne. VI. 1850. Open Sunday. %
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STROUTS GOLDEN
ANNIVERSARY FARM CATALoG.
A STONE RAMBLER,

STROUT REALTY, 711-A Woodward
Bldg. Washington. Metropolitan 754S.
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GARAGES FOR SALE
GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGES WANTED
TRAiLERS FOR SALE

L OR 2 CAR lookup garage wanted
vicinity Mayfiower Hotel. ST. 1878
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Sc. RAMBLER SITE

75-foot front lot by depth of over
100 feet to alley on M st. Sc. tOld
Anacostia rd0, 90-foot-wide street.
S3,75O; will make two building sites
37I2 feet wide; about 125 feet south
of Branch ave-. two blocks from
Minnesota ave. BEALL TURNER g.
CO, 1105 Vermont ave-, RA. 0SS5.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

4030 Wis. ave. NV, WO. 1921. i
Evening star., 1950-11-22

er made us long for cold winds
so the fish would school up,
and now we're having too much
of what we asked for. How
ever the fish are present in great
numbers and a few days of
moderate weather should result ir.
bonanza. Several boats got into
nice fish on Sunday morning over
by the Poplar Island buoy and
caught them up to IL pounds, but
high seas kept most boats in port.
The anual coon hunt of the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Chapter of
the Izaak Walton League was
held Saturday. The boys gathered
during the day to work on vari-
GUS projects, and by pm. began
organizing for the hunt. After
steaks and beans, ETC.. grilled or
baked for dinner, the hunt started
from the foot of the hill on the
River road beyond Seneca and
progressed along the swamp and
woodland known as Hirschberger
Bottoms. One raccoon was trailed
for a time but he gave the dogs
the slip in the swamp. The dogs
next tangled with a couple of
skunks, and finally took off after
a gray fox, which led them mer-
Evening star., 1950-11-22
Six Bowl Games Set, Big Four
Await Results Next Saturday

lucky or Tennessee VS.. Oklahoma
or Southern Methodist.
Cotton at Dallas-Texas VS.
Oklahoma or Tennessee.
Orange at Miami-Miami VS.
Kentucky. Tennessee. Clemson OF
Wyoming.
Gator at Jacksonville-Several
of the above teams are in the
running.
West Texas State and the Uni
versity Of Cincinnati accepted bids
to play in the Sun Bowl game at
El Paso, Tex, on New Years Day.
The Orange Blossom classic at
Miami December also was set as
Florida A. & M. and Wilberforce
{Ohio) State agreed to meet.
Here's a list of the bowl teams
definitely selected for post-season
games:
Tomorrow-Burley Bowl. john
son City, Tenn. Appalachian
State VS.. Emory and Henry; Pear
Bowl. Medford.t Oreg.-Lewis and
Clark VS.. SAM Francisco State;
Bean Bowl. Seottsbluff, Nebr.-
Colorado State VS.. Doane College
December 1.-Texoma Bowl
Denison, Tex.-Paris Junior Col
lege VS.. San Angelo Junior Col
lege.
December 2. = Potato Bowl
Bakersfield, Calf. Olympic
Junior College VS.. unnamed op.
ponent; Orange Blossom. Miami
Florida A. and M. VS.. Wilberforc.
| (Ohio) State.
December Pythian Bowl
Salisbury, N. C.-Appalachian VS.
unnamed opponent.
January salad Bowl, Phoe.
nix-Arizona State at Tempe VS.
unnamed opponent; Sun Bowl, E
Paso-West Texas State VS.. Gin.
cinnati.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
Gas Light Cuaers Win

Washington Gas Light Co. won
53-45. over Naval Photo Lab in a
basketball game last night at the
Naval Air Station.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
Michigan State Hopes
OF Cotton Bowl Bid
Blasted by Big Ten
BY the Associoted Press

DALLAS, Nov. 22.-The Cotton
Bowl has lost one good prospect,
but has plenty more in the pot
for the January l football classic
in which Texas, champion of the
Southwest Conference, will be
host team.
Michigan State, member-in-
waiting of the Western Confer
ence. yesterday was denied per-
mission by that league to play
in the New Years game here.
But the Cotton Bowl Selection
Committee, headed by Joe c.
Thompson, jr.. is due to meet for
the first time today to shake up
the hat and see who can and will
accept its invitation for the big
show.
Michigan State heard with dis
appointment that the Western
Conference wouldn't waive regu-
lation banning postseason football
play in any game except the Rose
oOW4, dACA1OuS14 UltC opal Uf1IlS nave
to wait until 1853 to become par
ticipating members of the confer
ence and thus have no chance at
the California classic.
Michigan State, which lost only
to Maryland in nine games, was
extended a feeler by the Cotton
Bowl. Thompson said the Spar
tans were not formally invited, but
had merely been asked whether
they could play If they were.
1--WE have large number of
teams under consideration, /"
Thompson declared. "We have
contacted Princeton and Army
among others, but we have not
issued a formal invitation to any
team"
Also under consideration are
Kentucky, which like Princeton
and Army, is undefeated and un-
tied and Tennessee, loser of one
game, which plays Kentucky at
Knoxville, Tenn, Saturday.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
ENJOYS Sons Take Part
In American j. Victory

Embassy row contributed two
players to American University s
5-1 soccer victory over Western
Maryland yesterday in Karna
Radjasa Sastroamidjojo. son OF
the Ambassador from Indonesia
and Ingolfur Thors, son of the
Minister from Iceland.
Sastroamidjojo scored the first
goal against the Green Terrors,
while Nick Papadopoulos scored
twice and Bunky Copperthite and
Don Aquilino once each. The vic
tory was the second for Coach Gil
Roberts team in Mason Dixon
Conference play.
American U. hooters end their
season Saturday against an Alumni
team at 2 pm. as part of the
incoming program. At 7:30
pm, the American u. basketball
team plays the alumni and the
Homecoming queen will be crowned
in a pageant at halftime.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Six bowl
games were set today, but the big
attractions-Rose, Sugar, Cotton
and Orange-must wait until the
football sun sets Saturday before
anything can be decided.
Only In the Cotton Bowl. where
Texas is an assured participant,
has any team been definitely
chosen. And there's confusion
even in Dallas.
Yesterday, for instance. officials
of the classic said several teams
are under consideration-but no
formal invitation had been issued.
What prompted the statement was
that earlier in Chicago the Big
Ten conference had refused to
give Michigan State permission
to play in the Cotton Bowl.
AS of now, it looks as if Okla
homa or Tennessee-depending
on Saturdays games-will play
Texas. Oklahoma meets Ne
braska, Tennessee faces Kentucky.
Here's the approximate bowl
picture:
Rose at Pasadena-Illinois VS.
California.
Sugar at New Orleans-Ken-
Evening star., 1950-11-22
Four 8-Round Bouts
Planned at Turner's

A carnival of headliners will
feature the boxing program Mon
day night at Turner's Arena.
Matchmaker Gabe Menendez
plans to have four eight-round
bouts, including one between
Johnny Pratt, former all-Army
middleweight champion, and Ar
thur Bethea.
Other boxers expected to see
action are Leroy Coleman of Pat
terson, N. j.: Irish Bobby Lloyd
of Wilkes-Barre, Pa, and Pat
Thomas, Washington feather.
weight.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
Assaults Comeback
Tops Hollywood Bill
By the Assocjoted Press

NGLEWOOD. Calf, Nov. 22.-
Hollywood Park today heads into
a long, star-studded week end,
with Assault hitting the comeback
trail today and a galaxy Of turf
leaders headed by Hill Prince 60
ing postward tomorrow in the
$4,000 Thanksgiving Day Handi-
cap.
Assault, the turf's fourth great
est all-time money winner and
triple crown champion in 1916,
was named to try out his aging
legs in a speed trial this after
noon, the $4,000 Hyde Park AL
iowance.
It will be Assaults first start
since October, 1949. and follows a
retirement" that didn't take per-
manent effect for the 7-year-old
son of Bold Venture.
Trainer Buddy Hirsch conceded
today's outing would not be toe
conclusive in his campaign aimed
at the Hollywood Gold Cup ano
its guaranteed 100000 purse De.
cember 8. Assault is a router
not sprinter, but Hirsch figured
the race would tip off Assault.
comeback chances.
If the weather is good tomor.
row, upward of $4,000 holidayer
are expected to witness the West.
ern debut of the already namee
'horse of the year," Hill Prince
The 3-year-old owned by C
T. Chenery goes in the 11-16.
mile feature, with Eddie Arcart
aboard, and the race may bs
one of the best until the Gold Cur
battle next month.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
0'Rourke and HoIoyak
In Running for Myers
Boston College Post
BY the Associofed Press

BOSTON, Nov. 22.-Iowan Den
ny Myers, an intercollegiate foot
ball coach of the extremely rare
optimistic breed, and Boston Col
lege have agreed to part company
after next weeks game with Holy
Cross.
Both parties announced last
night that Myers contract. which
was dated through the 1851 sea-
son, had been abrogated by mutual
consent.
John P. Curley, Boston Colleges
graduate manager of athletics, re-
fused to discuss a report Myers
had been assured next years sal
ary, said to be $12,500. He quits
December 2.
While Myers rounds out his
seven-year head coachship by try
ing to prime his winleSs Eagles for
Holy Cross more polished forces,
Boston College committee will
be listing possible requirements to
submit to the institutions presi-
dent, the Very Rev. William l.
Keleher, S. j.
Holovak's Teams Unbeaten.
Such former Boston College
stars as Mike Holovak, Charlie
ORourke, Joe Zabilski and Eddie
Doherty are considered outstand-
ing possibilities, along with Ford
ham product Joe McArdle.
Holovak, 1912 all-America full
back, has directed the Boston Col
lege freshmen through undefeated
seasons this year and last
O'Rourke now serves under DIR
Eddie Anderson at Holy Cross.
zabilski has turned in an i'm
preSsive head coaching record at
nearby Northeastern. McArdle
was the BIC line coach under
Frank Leahy in 1939-40 and ac-
companied the latter to Notre
Dame. Doherty has done well as
coach of Arizona at Tempe.
Alumni Applied Pressure.
Boston College was rated as one
of the Nations strongest football
powers when Leahy left here,
after directing the Eagles to a
1913 victory over Tennessee in
the 1941 Sugar Bowl game.
Then Myers took over the BC
reins. He boasted his 1912 team
ran the T-formation better than
the Chicago Bears" 1t clicked
off eight wins and then was the
victim of the seasons most shock
ing upset, a 55-12 defeat by a SUBJ
normal Holy Cross team.
While Myers seven BIC teams
were setting an overall record of
35 victories, 26 defeats and four
ties, he was under terrific alumni
pressure. But he ignored all
criticism until last Saturday
night. after watching Villanova
upset his youngsters, 29-7. Then
he suggested to Rev. Maurice v
Dullea, faculty moderator OF
athletics, that a 1851 coaching
change was necessary.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
with Bill Leeteh

rily over the countryside for about
two hours. Most of the hunters
were tired by this time, so all but
two went back to the clubhouse
where grilled elk steaks with trim
mings wound up the evening. AL
though no coons were caught, it
was large evening and a fine
time was had by all. Royal Car
lock. past president of the chapter
furnished the dogs for the hunt
and also the elk steaks, which
he brought back from success
full elk hunt in Wyoming a few
weeks ago. Last heard from
Royal, he was still in the swamp
trying to round up his dogs.
And speaking of hunting, il
has become dangerous even to &c
hunting these days. Last month
a man down near Parkersburg
w. Va, wounded squirrel. which
dove into hole in a tree. The
man climbed the tree and was
trying to twist the squirrel out OF
the hole with a forked stick when
another hunter came along and
shot him in the back. Said he
thought he saw a squirrel up the
tree. The first hunter was hit by
108 shot pellets. some of which
lodged in his lungs. Despite the
wounds. he was given a chance to
recover.
Duck and goose hunting starts
in both Maryland and Virginia
at IL noon next Monday. Geese
are plentiful over on the Eastern
Shore. with more ducks coming
down almost daily. Don't forget
to purchase your duck stamp be-
fore you go and don't wait until
the last minute. Many postoffices
run out for a short period at the
opening of the season, particularly
in rural areas.
Those of us who were fortunate
upon occasion to share his weekly
fishing trips out of Solomons Is
land, Md, will mourn the recent
passing of Carter Barron. He was
a true sportsman.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
Shoemaker 10 Make
Flying Trip TO Ride
AGAINST CuImone
By The Assoeiafed Press

Two little giants of racing, Will
/ lie Shoemaker and Joe Culmone,
will put their even-up battle for
national riding honors on a face
to-face basis Monday at Bowie.
It's obvious. too, that their con-
test will be decided at Tropical
Park in Florida in December. The
| jockeys. going into today's races,
are tied with 333 winners apiece
for the year. Both have broken
Johnny Longden's previous rec
ord of 319 for a year.
Shoemaker. riding at Hollywood
Park, decided last night to fly
east Saturday night, ride at Bowie
against Culmone Monday and fly
back west for the Hollywood card
Tuesday. Hollywood Park Is dark
Monday.
Racing officials and writer's at
Bowie put forth a strenuous effort
to persuade Shoemaker to make
the flying trip. They burned up
long-distance telephone and tele-
graph 7ires. Manager Ed O'Hara
of Bowie offered to pay all Shoe
makers expenses for the quick
trip.
Shoemaker and his agent, Harry
Silbert, mulled it over for hours.
silent Shoe" wanted to make the
trip, said he'd never met Culmone
and would like to ride against
him in person. But he and Sill
bert were dubious about making
close connections to get back
Tuesday. Finally they decided to
go. abandoning a tentative Sun
day at Aqua Caliente. Mexico.
We'll be there. unless there's
a big snowstorm." Silbert said.
He added that "the people at the
Bowie track and the newspaper
racing writer's have been swell and
we're anxious to make the trip"
''It ought to make it a fine day
at Bowie and a good thing for
racing" Silbert continued.
Shoemaker rode two winners
yesterday while Culmone had only
Cne.
How they stand:
Mounts. lists. 2ds. sds;
Culmone - 1470 1888 257 1877
Shoemaker 1925 333 232 1876
Culmone and Shoemaker plan
to ride at Tropical Park, Miami.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
Marines to Use Nichols,
.Ex-Pro, in CAGE Sturt

Jack Nichols, formerly a pro
basketball star with the Caps and
Tri-Cities Blackhawks, will be in
the lineup for the Quantico Ma
rines when they open their sea-
son Monday against Fort Belvoir.
The Marines have Is college
opponents scheduled, h;ng
Maryland next Wednesday and
American University week from
Saturday.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
Forts BeIvoir and Myer
In Title Clash Today

Fort Belvoir and Fort Myer
were set to square off today at
Fort McNair at 2 pm. for the
Military District of Washington
touch football championship.
Fort Belvoir's D Company de-
feated Fort McNair's G Company
60, while Fort Myers A Com
pany turned back South Posts
7001st ASU, 1913, yesterday.
Evening star., 1950-11-22

after the Bowie and Hollywood
Park meetings close, December 2
and 16, respectively. Tropical
opens November 80 for a 41-day
meeting. That's where Culmone
rode his first mount, in 1949.
Shoemaker is under contract to
Mrs. Thelma Sneed at Hollywood
Park. After the December 16
closing here he plans to go to
Tropical Park and ride free lance
for two weeks. He'll then return
to these parts to ride for Mrs.
Sneed at Santa Anita's winter
meeting opening December 80.
Evening star., 1950-11-22

UOdLS except III
S h e ! t e + e d
waters.
G a t C h e S of
rockhsh in the
m a in W ere
S m a |. princi-
pally because cf
rou G h S e a S .
S e e m S a S
though it has
b EN- too :
something for
a n g ! ers for
quite a while.
First the warm,
too calm wealth.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
Army Rejects MocouIey

BOSTON, Nov. % (P.-"Easy"
Ed Macauley, outstanding center
on the Boston Celtics' professional
basketball team. was rejected by
the Army yesterday. Draft board
examiners said Macauley. who
towers 6 feet 8 inches, was too
tall.
Evening star., 1950-11-22
OUTDOORS

High winds over the week end
took lot of pleasure out of fish,
ing on the Chesapeake and made
it almost prohibitive for small