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Evening star., 1950-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WINpOWs-Aluminum double-hung:
eloslns out our @ regular stock stock Of
s5sd sf5ss5n pTi'sss rGRovE GHs f. s 9x
wiSDoWs. MSfSeSWRs sHs5Sxs4A.insh nS5s SI 1o tram.
storm windows good as new, all for
wTRr ne Phone ,i]s 70. s.S9Ss. sa,s,s cona,.tor
asgassa %'s Gesssi @ss fssl ssaauf's5: 49,
WORLD HoHid; BOOK 1ERc3tLiUpAEDlA-s5
puts 1t in your home for Xmas if
ordered now. The finest family life
Grades in school, You've always
WRIST WATCH. Hamilton: Just put
IN perfect condition; Sa2.50. CO.
MOyiNG-Must sell misc. fun.-1
satin comfort, wine satin boudoir
chair; oval bdloom; rug and pad. s
bench comb; childs uphol, liv. rm.
set; st. steel slide, crib blankets, etc.
M.ss A, n ,k.4uag exeeI send 70 sHv, oL a1es 49,,
Remington s-head, electric, razor.
DEAL iE saS eHRIMxs fsfs ss stf afr I'll Il 2an 4oar
erable reduction place. 6-pc. set
tins. 8 serving spoons. fiat sterling
silver; well known make, open stock
pattern. This is almost brsnd-new:
T% T9F trr5ner nndn information please call
1919 LIONEL o-GAuGE TRAIN.
ssries; Worth 500; Will TIe sell sioo.
TWo GRAY RUGS. 1s #, by "A it..
LIONEL TRAIN SET, switches, two
ssies SGes s1ask e ssS g. 2D ST,sso soss cost s5
CLOSING ouI-Ladders. dropcloths,
brushes, paint, supplies; 1850 Chev.
panel truck. bargain price COOK
MAN REALTY CO., 4346 Lee Hwy.
QUIZ SHOW PRIzEs-"gass" gen.
tail price, 500, make me an offer.
Studio Girl Of Hollywood not
ONE rWs saE yet 5enn5 oE iynn Sa4s maple
be- bed Ia snd 5,ea col spring; $40; like new,
FOR SALE VERY cHEAp-Lionel
electric trains. HOLLYWOOD bed, end
dinnerware. Frostoris glassware.
electric toaster. portable bar, ice
skates, riding boots. ia. 2-4os9.
DELlA TABLE SAW, S-lnch bench
model. new condition. OIL. 3232.
BRYANT 3-2 GAS BOILER, $50; Arso
3-6 coal boiler, SIS; gas range, S.;
30-sal. tank, SIS; Humphrey h.-w.h.,
sink and dr.. be-. SIS. NO 4425. 81
500 Ohm ,Ty TWIN LEAD WIRE.
fsdo = WIRE RE- Co. 1918 Division. To-
IDEAL Christmas gift, pinball and
slot machines; $40 and up. UN.
1904.
CHRISTMAS RUMMAGE SALE
lamps. waffle irons and appliances.
Hundreds of items from unpicked
boxes. 605 9Th st. NV. DI. a761.
Recreation Room Xmas Gifts
SHUTTLE BOWLING ALLEYS with
lightup score boards. complete,
S37 80; PINBALL MACHINES,
$3.50 and up: slot machines,
$40 so and up: JUKE BOXES, S79.5O
ana up These machines are In ex-
cellent condition; satisfaction guar
anteed. Thousands OF records from
our tuke boxes. your choice, for
81. For o happy party. rent q juke
box. HIRSH COIN MACHINE CORP.
1909 New Jersey ave. NV. Phone
HO. $40.
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(PIANOS-S95)

Uprights Of course. Frankly. We
hardly know what to do with them.
We have to accept them as trade
away. Even though we lose money
on them we go ahead and COM
pletely overhaul them. 1t goes with
out saying these are real bargains:
We will even take them back at
full price If traded in on new
pianos within 5 years. COLONIAL
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Building Materials

Building Materials
and pipe fittings, used. Also doors
and windows. used. Clean out your
basement, attic or garage. Call AK,
1908. We will pay you and haul 1t
away.
CAMERA WANTED. highest quality;
also movie camera, protector. lenses.
MIR. WEISS, 926 D st. NV. RE. 2436.
CAMERAS
Hishest cash prices paid for Leica.
consax; C RoIsex a,ll1 sS Ssed sss ssmsra sa
ave. NV. RE. e434. Park free.
onI ,qrn,syEs ss,si.n fur ,,ofsss seats
shop heps eeryiee Ho sss sesa sundsp
(open). Phone weekdays before 10
pick up. GooD NFIGHBoR SWAP
SHOP: Riddles swap Shop" 931
DGNrAL EN- EQUIPMENT. q complete
modern operating rooms), waiting
room, business office; Arlington
Medical Center; reservist called into
service, pr: c.. p P,os GARDNER
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip-
aRaEf tsp 81 fsd g6Rk i0 si1 sIe is Sash St. paia
DIAMONDS, Old gold and jewelry
wanted. Highest prices paid. NEW
YORK JEwLRY CO., 71e 18th
picTATiNe IL niTi MACHINE wanted: good
condition; reasonable. ST. $3.50;
FURNITURE. complete household and
single pieces bought. AD. sS7e;
Yesidenee, AT, 25lS.
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ROOMS EURkIsHED-N.W.

1888 INGLESIDE TER.-Nicely furn.
single rm.. $50 mo-: board II de-
1854 COLUMBIA RD.-Men. ssls.. 50
wk.: dble, $3.50 ca. wk. Conf. sep.
beds; shwrs.. bath; c.h.w., gas heats
Mt. Pleasant carline. AD. 1880.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. 17I2 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Nevly deco
rated rooms: daily maid service and
switchboard service. NO. 2266.
Large comfortable rooms; complete
hotel service; conv. to TRANSPORTS
tion: weekly rates: ssl., $3.50 up:
dbl, $1,000 M. DE. 1850
cedar closet, next to bath: excel.
transp.: S25 each. RA. 1926. -27
1855 r ST. NV, The Dupont Manor
.--Redec;. front room. near shower;
sHEPHERD ST. NV, 1147-ver,
desirable rm., next bath: In pvt.
AMERioAN asi ssS'Ifvv. UNIV. PARK. K .44s7 h 4sth
st. nw-Nicely furn. rm., pvt. quiet
home; $50. WO. 1545. -26
EMPLOYED lady; large rm.; beauty
rest mat, desk; kit. privil.: use of
dinette and porch; $50. RA. 7273.
(Continued On Nexf PeEa.l
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WREATHS

All sizes, decorated or plain. h.nIoek
ooA and holy. Special decorat}on'
TTnnoIesaie. retail. HILLTOP GAR.
Hs5E1Ns' Purcelville. Va. Purceiiyiiis
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Brand-new Nationally ad-
vertised television sets,
refrigerators, washing
machines. Immediate de-
livery. Large cash dis
count on any purchase!
Save up to $100 and
more on famous brands!
Call Mr.. Brown Now!
RE 289O
Evening star., 1950-11-26
PIANOS
MASON & HAMIIN
WEBER GRAND, $685.
PIANOS

1uy before prices increase. Large Sc.
lection in spinets, consoles and
srands. New. floor samples and USED.
IN all types Of wood finishes. Large
reductions in many models. SO
down. balance in SO months. Small
deposit will hold for Christmas de-
livery. DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 @
II "a N CT n2h0
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Pm BALL MACHINE. Ideal for rec
reation nm. Cali RANDY. WO. 0a12.
FING-PONG TABLE. regulation size
$25; l heavy duty wood lathe, S35.
PING PONG TABLE. regulation size
perfect condition, $50. EN-. 6167.
PIPE. steel. s-inch; (2oD ton; &c lb.;
2O-ft. lengths. WO 1851.
PIPE structural steel angles. chan
nels, radiator. plumbing fixtures
fused). WASHINGTON RAG e.
BAG CO.. 215 L st. s.w., D1. S007.
thread; dxtures. BLOCKS. 3056
NJ ST.. NV. NO 1908. WA. b501.
TLAYPEN, child's bathinette, stroller.
perambulator and mattress, apt
size electric washing machine and
Gess; excel. condition. Oh. 6912.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH. typewriters, calc., cash
reg, OF; EQUIP. any kind; top price.
p1: 1872. EVENINGS. Sun, co. 1925.
Standard or portable. BY private
party. Call VI. 1922
APPLYING EQUIPMENT. micro
phones, speakers, intercommunica
ton systems, recorders, ttape, wire
or discl. supplies; top cash prices.
CO. 4S03 anytime,
Evening star., 1950-11-26

TINE CLOCK, International new
complete with card rack and cards
Call RANDY. WO. 0e12.
T1NSMITH MACHINES and tools. l.
IN: steel shafting and hangers. SH
TIRES. used. over 200 to select from.
$3.50 up. TOMS AUTO SERVICE,
INC. 635 N st. NV. MI 2400.
:, Goodyears. snow 6:0Ox16,
So. 2452 goth pl. NV. EN-. 0775.
TIRES. brand-new. Goodrich Sill
yertown tires and tubes, 6:o0x16,
S125. Ii. 3-1414.
TIRES. Firestone Wv; size 6.7ox
u; excel. tread and condition. S25.
UE. 7045.
TIRES, brand-new. 6.O0x16. Fiske Ali
Elite de luxe. and guarantee: bought
for new car and don't fit. GE
Evening star., 1950-11-26
TAVIs Ann rAu1a ,rrrnn.au

IAVIs AND TAvIs NURSERY
complete landscaping. tree surgery
nance; eversreens. shrubs and tIsss
o. az sizes and descriptions; lawns
top dressed, ,,fertilized and seeded:
Htagstone ftnE walks and terraces: pea
fences installed. Plans on r.oMsst
Free estimates. Open I DAYS weeS
including Sundays 1903 GeoSs;s
SSEe., wheaton. Silver Spring. Ma.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
ANTIQUE JEWELRY WANTED
THE E-OF-GIFTS
ANTIQUES BOUGHT

ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware, ieweIry
and Chinese art objects. Any euan-
sTs;., s1.y; Gsll EM d9s5' ESs5s sesal' cH' 1888;
ANTIoUEs-Furniture, bric-a-brac,
china, glassware, rugs. silverware.
sssa SAL MURRAY 'starbseker'' IA.
AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp collec-
MosBY esas sHop eGls ds 17sh vsr ,'15iss iass
BEDROOM. dining room, contents of
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
.IAy;22 IA; 229S7; after pm. GE 14i6 :
nrhoHIli Phone Al. 0Ssf ss4s. 24-'n'' good c0no'
BICYCLEs. boys; sizes 20 and "a.
Must be In excellent condition. 6H.
BooKs-we generally accept a wide
variety and always move them i'm
pss. ELY fan no .Hsy lot too es.n II
NE. o793, evenings.
B0OKS-.Always anxious to buy en-
tire libraries. or. smaller collec-
tions of good books: we call any
where; pay cash and remove books
immsdiately at our expense. BAR
aAlN n.Al 81: 5o0K sooS' SHOP sos 9th st.
BOOKS bought. all kinds, any guam.
ALB1oN sNo sooR epyeG SHOP a our 17ss eSsenss ps.
ave. NV. ST. 6e9s.
BOOKS, large ano small collections
sGsshs ana TemSyea e our s5penssh as
BOOKCASES, at least IT.. hiah: glass
doors. plain. sturdy not less than
IT. wide. Lincoln 6-7512.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Tv RADIO-PHONO. COMB. Philco
mgah;' eSeel. eond.; $500 new sell
TV,, 6-in. -Maenavox; new. mahogany
cabinet: $500 or best offer; retails
for S3S0 Call TIA 5000 oR
Evening star., 1950-11-26

PIANO
KNABE BABY GRAND
A beautifully toned instrument, made
in Baltimore in the glorious 20s:
priced most reasonable, quality con-
sidered. COLONIAL PIANO CO.,
627 d sk nv MA 1870.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
WASHERS

whirlpool; Bendix in most
models. For immediate delivery.
American Service Center
5s5 N. Glebe rd.. Arl.. Va. OW. 7722.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
WELDING MACHINES

Hobart, 800 amp; perfect ecndi-
tion: $3.50; or will rent. ST. 22SO.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

REUPHOLSTERING
Special-Sofa and chair. reuphol-
stored. labor and material, $50;
workmanship guar. 25 yrs. In same
establishment. LA FRANCE up
HOLSTERING. $500 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

REFRIGERATION
General Electric, loft.
New condition. auto. defroster. less
than l VI. old; S225. 81. 1886.
REFRIGERATORS
Drastic reductions on most 1850
models of famous brands while our
supply lasts. Open ewes.
American Service Center
5s5 N. Glebe rd., Arl.. Va. OW. 7722.
REFRG., apt. size Servel, gas. $50
or best offer or will trade for elec.
refrg.; other mise. items. EM. e552.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

ING CO, Brentwood I'd. and W st.
ne. MI. 6177. Il
STENOTYPE = Reconditioned an d
guaranteed: $50 UP. CIRCLE. 1112
l4th st. NV. DI. 1872.
STEN0TYPE, late model. recondi.
toned, guaranteed, S42.50. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th st.
sHHEREoscorE and so old fashioned
views. unique Xmas gift, several sets,
S5 ca. GIL. 1867.
sIokER; Fairbanks Morse, best offer.
sTOKER. Sears. automatic. complete
with thermostat; in good cond
500. Call after g pm, GE. 1855.
STORAGE CABINETS. steel. 72x3ex
is; also wardrobe and comb. cab
inets. CIRCLE, 1112 14th NV. DI.
STORM TORN DOOR; combination .; slsss = snd a!
1ts4"; 81; Hamilton-Beach vacuum
cleaner. SO. OIL. o715.
STORM SASHEs, 81, assorted sizes.
Call WA. zoos. ~
Storm Windows
WORLDS FINEST SELF-SToRING
COMBINATION ALUMINIUM STORM
WINDOWS
Four-season protection against win
ter's cold and summers heat Prod
uct Of F. C. RUSSELL co. For free
estimate
PHONE WI. eos6. 80 MOS. TO PAY.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL
OAK Ar, CORP CORP W29D51ssasonsd: cut
2S41. -27
OAK--Cord wood. SIG per cord; 50
per half; split. $50 per cord. Sun
PM; pdSsy; EIREpfs1s Ii sp441s; woon s,x ,,r.
delivered. Call weekdays. WA. 1917.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
PIANOS

Nhop now for Christmas, see our fine
stock Of new and used pianos. New
door samples, spinets and consoles.
ct savings UP to $500. Used spinets
able: Steinway, Chickering, Vose,
Milton, Brambach, and Star Grands;
all sizes, S325 UP. Our 30 yrs.
exp. benefits you. Free parking,
free delivery. Terms available.
Open Mon. and Fri. till 8 p.m.;
other days till s. SILVER SPRING
PIANO CO.. S57 Pershing Dr.; op-
-,osite Hecht Co. SH. 633S. "a
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TV CLEARANCE!
1851 TELEVISION
FLOOR SAMPLES
ALL FAMOUS MAKES
PAY CASH AND SAVE
ONE-HALF! (h)
HOME APPLIANCE CO
1921 H ST. NE.
TV-TV-TV

I Need Business and Money
SACRIFICE my PROFIT for CASH
See me for most outstanding deal in
town on new 1851 national brands.
I'll 9th st. NV, Ma g39a-7324
FRANKS TV OF D. C..
Evening star., 1950-11-26

KNABE & CHICKERING
slightly used and completely rebuilt
grand pianos; other fine grands
from S3e5. COLONIAL PIANO CO.,
631 D st. NV. Ma. 4S10.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
TELEVISION

Are you looking for q real buy? we
guarantee the lowest prices on IA
nous brands. Open ewes.
American Service Center
5s5 N. Glebe rd., Arl., Va. ow. 7722.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Most scarce models at drastic reduce
tons, for immediate delivery. Open
ewes.
American Service Center
585 N. Glebe rd.. Arl., Va. OW. 7722.
Evening star., 1950-11-26

FURNITURE. complete household and
single pieces bought. AD. eS7o;
residence. AT. 25lS.
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CONTINUED on Next pass.l
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steel, SASH

81 EEL SASH
We have on hand large lot of good
used steel sash. GENERAL WRECK.
ING CO, Brentwood I'd. and w st
MI R1S-
Evening star., 1950-11-26

APPLEs AND CIDER-Golden Deli
cious; staymans and Red Romes Of
that is really good, In any auantity'
licious. eN |S-
THE STOCKING FRUIT Farm
Seven miles south of Fairfax comrt.
house on Route l23
WATCH FOR THE RIG srcS
Evening star., 1950-11-26
MI. Q431.

CAL Day or Night. SH. 303o
PRESS CAMERA, wanted by private
party, good cond.; reasonably priced.
pREssUR2 COOKER. AID. 1855,
RADIOS, television. cameras. binocu-
lars, guns, typewriters, musical In
struments. RELIABLE JEWELRY Elk
CHANGE. 422 9th st. NV. MA. 6157.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Star Meet Is Really Loaded
This Year, Terp Coach Says

Jim Kehoe doesn't vision much
hope for his University of Mary
land individual performers in the
27-event Evening Star Games at
the Armory January A.. but the
Terps admittedly will be cunning
for a repeat conquest in the
Southern Conference 1-mile relay.
"That meet is really loaded this
year." Jim said today. "The cal
iber of competition has improved
greatly so I can't get enthusiastic
about our individual prospects,
but we'll be ready for 'em in the
1-mile relay"
Returning from last years title
winning quartet are Bill Alexion
and George MCGOWAN. Kehoe
plans to employ Mario Salvanelli
and Bob Browning as other mem
bers of his crack baton-passing
outfit which will stack up against
North Carolina, Duke and Virginia
Tech. Maryland won the event
last year in 1926.
Despite Kehoe's pessimism, he
will send a real dark horse into
action in the Junior Chamber of
Commerce Mile. Bob Palmer,
thrice Southern Conference cross
Evening star., 1950-01-06
ErdeIotz Returning to Coast,
Leaving Navy Post Up in Air

The talks have covered q lot
Of ground. They were recessed
last night, with both sides en-
phasizing that negotiations have
not ended.
Erdelatz used a good part of his
time here interviewing freshman
and junior varsity mentors, look
ing over last seasons game movies
and inquiring about future ma
terial prospects.
He is a former Navy end coach.
The one-time st. Mary's College
|of California star left here two
years ago to assist Coach Buck
Shaw of the 49ers.
He still has a contract with the
49ers and would have to obtain his
release should he and the Navy
decide that he will take over at
Annapolis.
The Navy vacancy was created
last week when George Sauer re-
signed after the academy refused
to renew the contracts of two
of his assistants, Bob Ingalls, and
Vic Bradford.
Sauer has stayed around town
since the resignation. He dis
closed yesterday he has received
a few feelers from colleges In
search Of a new coach. However.
he said he plans to sit tight for
the time being.
Evening star., 1950-01-06

country champion and never de-
feated In that event, figures to
press a crack field, including Don
Gehrman, the Wisconsin wizard.
Palmer covered the mile route
in AIT in annezt1g the Southern
Conference championship.
Karl Rhuback and Salvanelli
will represent the Terps in the TO-
yard high hurdles, competing in a
fast field of 18, while Dick Lenz,
a consistent 6-foot leaper who has
scared to 6-3, will stack up against
such high jumpers as Jack Heintz-
man of Bradley, Dick Phillips Of
Brown and Dick Lyster of Temple
plus a pair of highly regarded
Southern Conference rivals, Bill
Adams and Jack Moody.
Jim Ewin will bump into stiff
competition in the pole vault. Ewin
clears IL feet easily, but he'll be
opposing Doc Richards, Illinois
philosophy instructor. who is pre-
dieting he'll make Is feet. If so,
Richards will become the second
man in history to accomplish the
feat. Cornelius Warmerdam is the
only vaulter to pass Is feet. His
record is IS feet 81a inches.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Grimm Discusses Dallas
Job Offer With WrigIey
By the kssoeiofsd Press

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Charlie
Grimm, vice president of the Chi
cago Cubs planned to confer with
club owner P. K. Wrigley today
before making up his mind wheth-
er to accept a managerial post
with the Dallas baseball club Of
the Texas League.
Grimm is tied to the Cubs by
a five-year contract at a reported
$25, 900 annually. The contract
still has three years to run. How
ever, r. w. Burnett. owner of the
Dallas Eagles OF the Texas League,
is reported to have offered Grimm
a contract during the recent major
league meetings in New York
which calls for a similar wage on
a long-term contract.
Wrigley said he will not stand
In Grimm's way, if the Dallas
offer was to Grimm's advantage.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
.Sirader, New Coach
OF Bulldogs, Has Good
Nucleus for Winner
BY the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Norman
CRed) Strader could begin laying
plans today to make a winning
pro football team out Of the New
York Bulldogs in the new Ma
tional- American League.
Owner Ted Collins yesterday
named Strader to the post vacated
by Charles Ewart, who resigned
after the All-America Conference
merged with the National Foot
ball League.
In that merger, Collins pur-
chased the Yankees and merged
them with his Bulldogs. Collins
gets all but six Yankee players
who are to go. to the New. York
Giants.
Strader, after being assistant
coach to Ray Flaherty with the
Yankees. succeeded Flaherty In
l948 after the team lost three
straight games. Using the single
wing, Strader brought the squad
through the remainder of that
season with i've victories and as
many losses.
In 1949, Strader was able to
bring In his favorite Information
and the Yankees finished third
with an 8-4 record. They were
edged out of second position by
fho Con Hlro :. c{cco Aoar,. L.. -
first-round playoff.
When the coming season rolls
around, Strader will have all the
Bulldogs (notably unsuccessful
the past season.; most Of the
Yankees, with whom he's thor
oughly familiar. and Whatever
players he can pluck from the
college draft. He also will have
a shot at those eliminated AAC
teams-the Los Angeles Dons,
Chicago Rockets and Buffalo Bills,
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Mr.. Dicker' of Dallas
Wants to Apply for
Pro Grid Franchise
BY the Asseeiafsd Press

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. g.
The pro football merry-go-
round found a new customer
today-Dallas,, Tex.
Bert Bell. commissioner of
the National-American Foot
ball League, said he received
a telephone inquiry from
Dallas on how to apply for
an NATL franchise.
"A gentleman who identified
himself only as Mr.. Dicker, -"
said Bell. asked me for in
structions in filing for an
application. I told him to
write a letter describing his
setup-owners involved, their
businesses, capital. ticket po-'
tential. stadium, etc.. and that
I then would mail an applica-
ton and a copy of the league
constitution pertaining there
to-"
Evening star., 1950-01-06

CIV. ondG.U. Fives to Be Hosts
In Twin Bill Tomorrow Night

The visitors" to the Armory
basketball double-header tomor-
row night have nothing fancy in
the way of records, but both
Richmond, which meets George
Washington at 8 o'clock, and
Maryland, which plays George
town at $50. are capable of max
ing it an interesting evening.
The Richmond Spiders have one
of the top players in the Southern
Conference in Elmo Stephenson.
a sophomore who scored 81 points
in the Spiders first three games
when they beat the Quantico Ma
rines and lost to North Carolina
and Clemson.
Richmond, coached by Mac Pitt,
is a comparatively small team but
is fast and smart. The Spiders
met the defending Virginia cham
pions, Hampden Sydney. last
night and were nosed out, 58-57.
Although several Of Maryland's
nine defeats this season have been
by close scores, the best recon-
mendation the Terps have for
good performance is that last
year they twice were underdogs to
the Hoyas but lost by only one
and two baskets in their home
and-home series.
Georgetown won five straight.
then lost by 80 points to La Sale
last Friday. The Hoyas were
without Frank Alagia for the en-
tire La Sale game. and Tommy
OKeefe played only few min
utes. OKeefe reinjured his ankle
in practice yesterday and will not
play tonight. Alagia, also with a
damaged ankle, is a doubtful
starter, all Of which means lots
of action tonight for sub Don
OLeary.
George Washington figures to
have too much for Richmond.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
BY the Asseeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-Al-
ready up to his ears in compli-
Gated matters resulting from
creation of the new National
American Football League, Com
missioner Bert Bell today plunged
into the possible problem of Gre
ating room for Houston and Buff
falo in the organization.
Bell said Houston and Buffalo
will be considered for member
ship at the January 10 meeting
here. In order to be accepted.
they must receive a unanimous
vote of the 13 other clubs and fit
into a schedule.
Houston and Buffalo are only a
pair of knotty problems confront
ing Bell and the league. Among
the subjects on the agenda for
the confab. expected to last sew
eral days, are selection of teams
for the two divisions of the league,
distribution Of players from the
player pool. the 1850 schedule,
amendments to the constitution
and bylaws, and departmental re-
ports.
Bell, weary after recent all-night
sessions In which he has ar
ranged tentative schedules, de-
clared 1t Is more cumbersome at
tempting to plan schedule for
IA or Is teams than it is for 13,
but that scheduling 16 teams is
like rolling of a log"
Frankly" Bell said, II don't
think there are 16 football money
making cities in the country. But
il we can get 16 responsible fran
chises and the members want to
give it whirl. that's what we'll
do"
The commissioner revealed that
the league has not been ap-
preached by a 10th team and that
while he had drafted tentative
slate which included Buffalo. it
was not a satisfactory one. Buff
falo citizens went ahead with
Evening star., 1950-01-06
MuHoy Is Iron Mon
In Tempo Tennis
BY me As.eeiaied Press

TAMPA, Fla. Jan. 6.-Gardnar
Mulloy. the veteran tennis man
from Miami, did all this in just
a little while yesterday afternoon:
His plane was two hours late
getting him to the Dixie tennis
tournament. First he licked a
game little kid, Bobby Sierra, 60,
60.
Then he took on Calhoun Dick
son of Rollins College, a tough
opponent any time. and laced him,
GO, 60.
After a little rest, he paired up
with Sidney Schwartz of the Uni
versity of Miami to take an easy
victory from Bob Frick and Mike
O'Brien of Tampa, 60, e1.4
Evening star., 1950-01-06

nets, members of the former ALI
America Conference which merged
with the National Football League.
The Hornets were dropped from
the new league because the NFL
already had two teams in Chicago
the Cardinals and Bears.
1t is estimated that 5000, 900 a
year for the first three years will
be necessary to finance the Hous-
ton project and Mccarthy plans
a corporation Of 35 to 40 mem
bers. Mccarthy said he plans to
confer with Rice Institute trus-
tees to discuss use Of the schools
new 70,000-seat stadium.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Houston, Buffalo Applications
Give Bell Some More Problems

their public Embarrassing campaign
and drive to sell 10000 season
tickets and were encouraged by
Bells action.
Glenn Mccarthy, millionaire
Houston oil and hotel man, has
been sent an NATL APPLICATION with
a copy of the league constitution,
Bell said. Mccarthy said in
Houston that he hoped to acquire
the playe:s of the Chicago Hor-