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Evening star., 1950-12-23
COATS AND SIIITS


CRANES (2). hydro; l new Lorraine
diately available. Box 1861. Star
DESK, all steel. executive type; excel.
eeond.;, best offer takes It. Between
M ! 1,, snd z pm, sliso ss0s. ga
seilo% gold pneanati mountins sSntse' With side M
stones, must sacrifice; S125 or best
offer Call RA. 1921 after 8 pm
DIAMOND. 1 and u carat, white.
brilliant; appraised. 10. 2-4446.
DIAMONDS. lady's SOL, y Ct, sia5:
mans p Ct, s175; iady's sol, IL
ct, finest color, set in plat. chan
neEo mel mtg; with 6 side diamonds.
finest finest. SOL; approx; 1% ct. set in
lady's fine American cut sol. So.
cts, $1,750. All prices include
mountings. Trades accented. LIv-
IINGsToN & CO.. 1923 H st. NV.
DHAMoNbs. Mh 5SfS; RINGS. WEDDING and
birthstone rings at give away prices,
from S9.95. Worth up to $50 and
every day. fSEzi pIx1E f8s PAWN sRodkERssS sodEfsS
III 1ion ioH 4 st. ne: open til 7 pm:
@9nas a'fa 1srsss. sas plus us ass sss
NV; ME; 3440; Open evenings. -23
DOLL CLOTHES. homemade; many
asst f?sst !ssatePiasly mstsPisy pEssa 9o sss ss maas
DRUM SET. slingerland Radio King,
black finish. OIL. $500. -23
TNETTElp T TYPEWRITER CO. sis
LEG RI ? DRILL, .Dremel Moto-rool.
No. 2. drills. grinds, carves, polishes,
sSSf sa'''S Cost nsss $3.50 5ass SEN sfS fs
rHEcTRfe "; Gsfs' SHEETS. westinghouse;
about half the cost; thermostaticallv
controlled. washable; guaranteed
ELECTRIC TRAIN, American Flyer,
4os;si SWITCHES sin yith $50 .GeGh ge6th ages
TfAHs h6 seRn aaass set sis6s
$50. TU. 5297. "a
Federal, Model 246, with
4.5 lens; $50 or best offer. Call
RA. 4055, 236 Longfellow st. NV.
EVENING GOWN. light green taffeta,
worn twice, 14-16; half price. 81.
1878 -23
FILM DEVELOPING and printing in
Z hours; color service; cameras on
GAS logs and andirons,
S25 for both. Wonderful for Christ
mas. WI. 672S. -23
FIREPLACE SET. comp; mirror:
studio couch with 3 pillows. cover;
maple; elec. Circular saw. sH. ss3e.
ga
your dream come true;
buy my brand-new silver blue mink
stole. It's gorgeous half price and
no tax. CO. 2456, after pm. "a
Evening star., 1950-12-23
BLANKETS
ALL WOOL BLANKETS
S495

O4.SO
QUANTITY DISCOUNTS
To hotels. rooming houses. overseas
D. G. TRADING POST
414 9th st. NV. ST. 9522
'Reprocessed wool
BRi,GKS.Face Isi,{;R!S and common. ! or a
Go 955iiOR RA AAtAsSA 5sss. oT S1Ah 4s6d ASD BRICK
quantity PENNsYIvANIA 0T; BU1Ips ans
ING SUPPLY. AID. 1900.
BOOK. Childcraft, brand new. never
unYpacked, UNI a volumes; cost $50.
BuLDozER, Caterpillar, hydraulic,
Phone Greenbelt 5241. ia
BURNER, OIL, Ballard automatic oil
burner and tank, perfect condition.
De. 9213 or DE. 3063. 23'
sss5o dS1TED M2PESs ssctEls D
CAMERA-Leica sc. with Elmar
new; s155. DoNAT. TU. 0427.
CAMERA. Leica lille. with sommitar
& s.ba; lens; S240 cash. Phone JU.
CAMERA. Polarid, with exposure
Cali OR. O560. "
CAMERA, Polaroid; takes black and
white pictures; never been used; !;
ideal for Xma sgift; S75 or ex-
sennsannse ensnse for movie camera. Ii; A.
CAMERAS, Leica &C. Eastman. Medal
ISt and a German Welts. Sligo
CAMERA. movie, 1e-mm. Eastman,
nn1'asz ma'gazine b1d load' t1i9 lens lens; also
VieTs Mil Village, l'V wheaton, oos Nd. Nd.
CAMERA. new Leica III-c. Elmar
Sa1i e4aIeq we tehs oasa aaa carrying case; s225.
flashgun, like new; oficer going
overseas; S216 value for S175 or
best offer. 10. 2-7174. -23
CAMERAS FOR COLOR
WE HAVE EN-
Bring your best color shots direct
to Chinacolor's new lab. for Beau
tiful Color Prints. Finished Like
Fine Porcelain"
cHINAcoLoR
715 Kennedy St, NV. RA. 6311
CARPETS, used. large, embossed: :
CASH REGIsTERR, National t nal Electric
Itemizer, chain-store type; real
bargain, S1s5. FA. $3.50, JE. g.
CHILD's AUTO, red, good cond., SO.
RA 1870. 5o1O 7th st. NV. PA
CHRISTMAS TREES. fresh. beautiful
spruce and balsam. 3 to z it.: take
your pick: ST so. table trees, SOC to
g 6700 block of Georgia ave
CHRISTMAS TREES, any size, cut
your own: saws for daddies. lolli-
pops for children; 81 rs each. Fair
fax 444-J.
CHRISTMAS TREES. any size; cut
4n them s yourself for Just so cents.
CHRIsTMAs TREEs-see our culti-
waited Xmas trees. greens. holly
THUMB GARDEN CENTER. 1880
georgia ave, Wheaton. Md, Lo.
christmas TREES, Maine Balsams
and Spruce, wholesale and retail.
The best for less. Drive out Conn.
ave, and Kensington Parkway. 81
Prince Georges ave, Kensinston.
Nd. A. L. TITcoMB. Lo. 5-oi56.
CHRISTMAS TREES-cut your own.
We furnish AK SOC. Call Vienna
13-W-3 for directions. "a
Evening star., 1950-12-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

and undermining, cellar
to roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO., 1903 Eye st. NV.
CARPENTER REPAIRS
Free estimates. SH. 1915.
Evening star., 1950-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FuRS

-
weather, plus overbuy-
ing is our reason for Offering the
finest selection of fur coats, scarfs,
jackets and capes at a fraction OF
regular retail prices. Save as much
as 500 on every fur from mink to
mouton. Budget terms, layaway.
BASKIN FURS
Cor. Sth and @ SITS. NV.
FUR COAT-Beautiful genuine skunk
coat, - length; originally $500;
now only $50. Phone UN. 1474.
FUR COAT, new. mouton lamb, q
length, tuxedo style. size IA; sacri-
fee; owner leaving for Hawaii. OR.
4457. -25
FUR COAT-Black Persian lamb. size
II: pair silver foxes; both items
good condition. IA. $500. IA
FUR COAT, mouton, size 1918, ex-
cellent condition; $50 After 8,
Fri or Sat. EX. 1857. -23
FUR COAT, black seal, size 1918,
ike new; sacrifice, SS5. OR. 3l73.
Evening star., 1950-12-23
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
SALE: Gifts, furniture, etc. sABA's
MISCELLANEOUS GIFT SHOP. Onen
Sunday, Dec. "a, 2503 Champlain ST.
NV. (off Euclid and Columbia I'd.
MI 1925. -24
AUTO SEAT COVERS
Only s9.95 for $50 Plastic Coated
Covers; beautifully tailored to fit
4-door sedans, coaches and club
models. BURR HEIsHMAN's. 1903
Lee hwy, Arl.. Va, CHI. 0024; Seven
Corners Falls Ch., FA. 2177; 10th
and N. Irving. Arl., Va, OW. 7442.
BABY CARRIAGE, for twins, He'd
strom:: good condition; S25. Call
BABY CARRIAGE. Thayer, SIS. 10.
BABY FURNITURE-xmas sale to Dec.
"a, on white or birch cribs. $40 so
for S2S95 with matr. baby tendas,
$685. for S9.95; II" bikes, S12.95
for $685. and S29S: childr. table
sets, S25 .95 for S1795: chrome,
S19,95; others, S7,9s and SS.9S;
highchairs, S79s; stuffed rockers,
$10.9s: musical rockers, SS.9S.
- 400 Ga, ave-; Tu. 379l: -23
bathinette, S3. All practically new.
BaTHRooM Ar Ress GHef oGrFITs. CABIN cabinet sinks
waterheaters. radiators, everything
In plumbing. Open all day Saturday.
PLUMB1NG CO.. s67 v st. NV, No.
S92l. -24
Evening star., 1950-12-23
ROGER NJ. STUART, Jr.,
SN1 C0lnrado pIdy N ~

r,, S0l Colorado Bldg, d. C.
F1ied Dec. 20. 1850. Harry M. Hull,
IN THE UNITED 6lsyF; STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia,
MATTE BELL HENDERSON,. plain. anu
TINS. Us. LEANNA SCOTT, ct al,
Hleeiendsnts-Ciyil Action No. 1863
p3EEEElENpANT EEl - ABSENT nEFHMS 'DEFENpe
to establish in the plaintiffs by ~
adverse possession title to Lot 20,
Square 1923, improved by premises
1884 B Street NE, Washington,
D. G. On motion of the plaintiffs,
1950s ordered that the defendants
Jr., Mary P. Scott. Louisa Scott
Martin Scott. corinne L. Scott,
James Ward Scott, Jr., Julian Fair
lax Scott, Clara Isabella Scott.
Averad T. os6oTD, Mo5rOw Craze hsFad 9sboTn 9sboTn
Mason Osborn, Decatur Osborn.
Riehard Osborn, Samuel w Young,
Ruth Hickey, Sarah E. Steen. Lib
PIE Smith. and Lydia Hoagland, if
living. cause their appearance to
ee entered herein on or before the
ana legal holidays, occurring after
the day of the first publication
of this order; otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as in case
OF default Provided, a COPY Of
this order be published once a week
Tor three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star before said day And
1t is further ordered that the
defendants. the unknown heirs,
devisees and alienees of defendants
Leanna Scott William Lee Scott,
Martin Scott. Corinne L. Scott.
James Ward Scott. Jr, Julian Fair
fax Scott, Clara Isabella Scott,
Ruth H. Morrow, Herod Osborn,
Alverda Osborn, Grace Osborn,
Mason Osborn, Decatur Osborn,
Richard Osborn. Samuel w. Young,
Ruth Hickey. Sarah E. Steen, Libbie
Smith, and Lydia Hoagland. if they
be dead. respectively cause their
appearance to be entered herein
on or before the first rule day oc-
curing after the expiration of
three months from this date, other
wise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case Of default. Provided.
q copy of this order be published
twice month of three months in
the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star before said day.
(S) ALEXANDER HOLTZOFF, Judge
(Seal) Attest: HARRY M HULL,
Clerk. BY Helen K Bendure. Deputy
Clerk. de23. 80, ja6, 0,fe3, IL.
Evening star., 1950-12-23
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.

COSMETIC AND DRUG GIRL-Expe-
rienced and references required ;
good salary and surroundings. Ap-
ply NEW AMSTERDAM DRUG
STORE 14th and Fairmont. "a
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT-Young lady.
part time, some steno for press re-
lations ofice; Oklahoma background
preferred but not essential; interest
ing. Write giving age, experience,
etc. Box 493-H, Star. IA
Evening star., 1950-12-23
HELP WOMEN
BANK BOOKKEEPER
BOOKKEEPER
Automobile Dealer

A speendid opportunity for a book
keeper with knowledge of/and ex-
perience. in. automobile accounting
good starting salary, permanent
position. good working conditions.
Barry-Pate Motor Co., Inc.
1880 Conn. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1950-12-23
Route Statesmen

for ambitious men. agec
25-40. in our Sales Department.
permanent position with excellen'
chance for advancement. App
MANHATTAN CO.. 1928 Florida av,
Evening star., 1950-12-23

Clerk-Phot hotoengraving
We need the services Of an alert
individual to fill a responsible po-
sftion in our Photoengraving Depart
ment: the successful applicant should
be 21-30 years of age. mathemati-
cally inclined and willing to give
good attendance; 5-day, 40-hr. wk.;
assured salary advancement. vaca-
tions with pay and other company
benefits. Apply. personnel. Room
sos. Open weekdays S:30-5 and
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Pennsylyania Ave. NV.
COLLECTOR-SALESMAN for estab
industrial insurance route; auto nee
Apply 503 Victor Bldg. 724 9th
st. NV --22
COOK, at Decatur Lunch, 4726 14th
st. NV; good wages; must be sober;
days a week. -25
CRAFTSMEN topographic)-Men or
women. Salary commensurate with
ability. Call EN-. 6378. -25
Evening star., 1950-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

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ACCORDION 120-bass Hohner.
braand-new; S175 or best offer. TU.
ACCORDION. Hormer, 1eo bass.
WEI sell for cash or trade for
sewing machine. LO. 3-S7O1, 81
ADDING MACHINE. Sunstrand, elec.
reconditioned. guaranteed; Se9 so.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., s13
14th ST. NV
MACHINES and typewriters
all makes, new and used. Pay for
them like rent, SO mo. Buy now
for Christmas, CENTRAL, 2O19 14th
st: NV. HU. 5121.
MACHINE, was s39,5o,
now S9:95. New. in original car
ton, UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
Sl3 14th st. NV.
ANTIQUE = Unusual French clock
with candelabra; priced to sell. All
makes repaired. HALLS WATCH
SHOP, SO7 11th st. NV, Elk. 064f5.
ANTIoUES-Pickerings formerly 52o1
wisconsin ave; announces opening
new, shop, Urbana. Md, miles
south Frederick, Route 24o. Fine
furniture, china, glass prints. Ample
parking space. Open daily and
Sundays, also evenings. Phone
Buckeystown 1928. io'i'
Jade vases; several items
OF interest to collectors OF Oriental
ar: must sell. Fairfax S6I-J. 90
ANTIQUES, Christmas shopping in
comfort: lovely gifts; free coffee
BEL KINDS, f3O5 6th ST NV -oo
Evening star., 1950-12-23
PLATE CARRIER

PLATE CARRlER
Permanent position in our pressroom
with q chence for advancement;
21-30 years, of age. high school
graduate. of heavy build and capable
Of giving good attendance: must be
able to pass physical exam Apply
Personnel Room sos. Open 5000
weekdays and al on Saturday
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
PLASTERER, white, experienced in
point-up and patching; steady in
side work. Apply employment ONCE.
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL. 2700
Woodley I'd. NV.
PLUMBING SALESMAN-Must have
knowledge Of plumbing. heating and
estimating: have. own car; reason
able salary can be arranged; Apply
son Blvd. Arlington. Va. -23
ROOFER. composition SHINGLES, slate
and asbetos. Exper. only. Apply at
once. DEE GEE ROOFING CO..
4414 Ga. ave-, NV. -23
Evening star., 1950-12-23
SWEET CIDER

Apples. Apple Butter. Honey.
PLA1NFIELD ORCHARD
Out Ga ave. to Glenmont. Md, right
5 miles on Route 1872. at High
Water tower. w. w. MOORE, Sandy
Spring, Nd. Ashton 2471.
Evening star., 1950-12-23
HELP MEN

SALESMAN, life insurance, good
salary guaranteed. Write. stressing
Evening star., 1950-12-23
PIANOS

Buy before prices increase. Large Sc
lection in spinets. consoles and
grands. New, floor samples and used.
In all types OF wood finishes. Large
reductions in many models. S25
deposit will hold for Christmas de-
livery. DYNAMIC MUSIC, 1900 q
st. NV, ST O250
Evening star., 1950-12-23
CLERK-TYPIST
(SOME KNOWLEDGE
OF SHORTHAND

Young woman. 21-35 years of age,
high school graduate, neat in ap-
pearance and capable of giving good
attendance. Applicant selected will
able to pass our shorthand test.
then classification and pay rate
will be changed to that of stenogra-
pher. Apply Personnel. Room 5O6;
open weekdays, S:30-5 and Satur-
oagc 1nry1 ~ rr,1H,rHr1 oman
Evening star., 1950-12-23

STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST. for office
OF local CPA; permanent position:
30 day week; salary. S5O-S6O
Write giving experience. age and
marital status. Box 18Th, Star.
TEACHER-Remedial education. to
90, lpart-time work with disabled
inclose references and backsrouns nse
Write Box S0-H, Star. -o4
IfPiST-Clerical work. 40 hours
week. &45. Box 111-H. Star, ID
Evening star., 1950-12-23
ARCADE-S SUNSHINE
SALESMAN

in lumber, paint, hard
ware, plumbing, electric. to sell in
store. References needed for this
Job. Apply Box 10Th, Star. -25
Evening star., 1950-10-12
|Hoyos 3 Deep at Quarterback
las GaqIiono Proves Worth

One thing Georgetown found out
while losing to Tulsa last Satur-
day was that it has good quarter
back insurance in Sophomore
Charles Gagliano.
With both Tommy Hardiman
and Frank Mattingly available at
the Hilltop to take care of the
ball handling and passing, it ap-
peared unlikely that Gagliano
would get much opportunity
this year. But he got a chance
against the Golden Hurricane and
showed himself to be a smooth
operator who can make the team
go places.
When Hardiman was injured in
the Tulsa game, Gagliano came in
and directed the Hoyas on their
longest and fastest march. In
seven plays with Gagliano at quar-
terback Georgetown moved from
its 26 to inside Tulsa's S. The drive
included a 12-yard pass to Dick
Losh and another to Art Gulla
that went for a 34-yard gain. One
pass was incomplete.
The drive failed to give a touch
down, although in one play Gulla
went over the goal only to have
the play called back for a penalty.
In this march, Gagliano presented
a fine mixture of daring and dis
cretion.
With Hardiman recovered from
his injury and ready to play
against Maryland Saturday and
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Leading Stock Car Racers
Al Lanham Meet SUNDAY

The Big Four of the West Lam
ham Speedway-Wally Campbell,
Ken Marriott, Tommy Coates and
frankie Schneider-will be on
hand Sunday for the final stock
car racing program of the season.
Starting time will be 2:30 pm.
Campbell has been leading point
scorer at Lanham the last two
years. He tied with Marriott and
Coates in features won last year,
while Schneider is second to
Campbell this year.
Schneider collected the biggest
purse ever offered for a single
event at Lanham when he won the
$1,000 hundred lap championship
feature last month.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Air Force Area Boxinu
Scheduled al Bo|Iinq

Thirty-one fighters represent
ing four installations are entered
in the Washington area Air Force
boxing tournament opening next
Tuesday night at Boiling Air Base
Additional bouts will be held
October "a, with the finals Thurs
day, october 26. Fights will start
at $3.50 each night. Admission
will be free.
Entries are from the Air Wealth
er Station at Suitland, Arlington
Farms, Andrews Air Base and
Boiling. Arlington Farms has the
heaviest entry with 13, but Boiling
with II fighters seems to have
the edge in talent.
Among the Boiling battlers are
Bobby Leeper,. we'll known as an
amateur fighter here and winner
of the Eastern Air Force title last
year in the featherweight class,
and his brother Walter, also East
ern lightweight champ.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Gonzales Says His Tennis Is OK
Aquin, Wants Another Pro Try

final when he whipped Welby Van
Horn in three straight sets was
the best seen in England since
the war.
Gonzales now is trying to line
up a tour of his own.
"Nothing's definite right now,"
he said. so I can't tell you much
about it. But I hope to get some
thing under way soon. I want to
play and I want to show the folks
that I can play"
For playing nine sets of singles
in the Wembley tournament Con-
zales collected 500 pounds ($1,400
dollars). His share of the doubles
purse was 200 pounds $500
dollars.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
By the Associated Press

LONDON, Oct. u. Pancho
Gonzales says he's fully recovered
from last winters disastrous pro
tennis tour with Jack Kramer.
Now he wants a chance to prove
1t to the world.
The big strapping 22-year-old
from Los Angeles has regained his
confidence and is playing bet
ter all-around game than ever be-
fore.
II was whipped when Kramer
got done with me last spring."
Pancho admitted while in London
for the Wembley Indoor profess
sional tournament.
But I spent the summer just
resting" he continued. Nov I
really feel like playing tennis
again. Maybe my game isn't at its
peak and I'm probably not in as
good physical shape as I was when
that tour started last year, but I
think I'm ready. I want to play
and that counts a lot"
AS of October Is Pancho is out
of a job. He was paid $4,000 a
year ago by Bobby Riggs to turn
pro. After Pancho's poor Show
ing against Kramer-he won less
than a fifth of the matches-Riggs
didn't renew the contract.
Gonzales backed up his opinions
on his recovery by winning the
Wembley tournament singles in a
breeze and teaming up with Vet
eran Don Bulge to win the dou-
bles.
In both events Pancho played
brilliantly. His devastating service
and tremendous net play brought
round after round of applause and
cheers from the British customers,
who appreciate good tennis almost
as much as they do cup of tea.
John Olliff, one of Britain's most
respected tennis writer's, declared
that Gonzales play in the singles
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Maryland
Continued From Page C-1.

Georgetown will have very few
sophomores in it's starting lineup.
Coach Jim Tatum of the Terps
said yesterday that scout reports
show Georgetown played good
football in two quarters of the
Penn State game and one quarter
against Tulsa. If they play that
kind of football against us and we
don't come up with our best game.
they could beat us" the Maryland
coach added.
NOTES-Maryland had a cam
pus pep rally scheduled to-
night. while Georgetown's home
coming festivities start tomorrow.
Maryland's football players
are calling Chet Gierula "TV Wig
giles" after his television per-
formance the other night. He was
far more nervous than he was
with that Michigan State line in
front of him. Four Washing
ton boys are regulars on the
Maryland freshman team: George
Weikler of st. Johns, tackle on
offense: Jimmy Pantos of Central
at right half, Leonard Fay of
Western and Harvey Lynn of
Eastern. guards on defense.
Tatum's mail included a let
ter from a Maryland alumnus in
Michigan who asked the coach to
request students to bring Free
State flags instead of Confederate
flags the next time they come to
Michigan. That's some idea of
what a football coach has to put
up with Maryland's three
game statistics find Bob Shemon-
ski leading In ground gained with
1873 yards to 135 for Ed Modze-
lewski and 81 for Johnny Scar
bath. Scarbath has completed
IL of % passes for 201 yards and
two touchdowns and Pete Augs-
Evening star., 1950-10-12

burger is tops in pass receiving
with IL for 81 yards Jake
RoWden leads in interruptions
with two.
Tatum has great respect for Bob
Noppinger, who made Tatum's
all-opponent team at end last
year. This year the Hoyas have
Noppinger at tackle Maryland
had rugged scrimmage session
yesterday, but Georgetown was
forced to forego contact
Georgetown listened to Bill Bat
ties scout reports, while Mary
land had Flucie Stewart and Jim
Larue scouting Georgetown for
two games.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
jets Fade at End, Chicago
Evens Roller Derby Series

The Washington Jets fell apart
in the final period last night at
Uline Arena and unless they come
back tonight the Chicago West
erners will take the lead in their
Roller Derby series. Action will
start at $50.
A crowd of 2,114 watched Chi
cago outscore the Jets, 80. in the
last period to chalk up last nights
1914 victory. Coach Russ Massro
scored a f1ve-point grand slam
with only 10 seconds remaining to
square the series at one game each.
Evening star., 1950-10-12
Caps Start Scrimmages
With AU Squad Tomorrow

The Caps will tune up for their
1950-51 National Basketball AS
Sociation season in a series of
scrimmageS with American Uni
versity, starting tomorrow.
The Caps will scrimmage the
Eagles again Saturday and Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday of
next week.
Meanwhile, Coach Bones Nc
Kinney has welcomed Frank
Kudelka into the fold. Kudelka
who served with the Coast Guard
during the war. was assigned to
Washington after the Chicago
entry in the association dis
banded.