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Evening star., 1950-07-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE
Colonial brick home, located best
section Silver. Spring, built 1913:
lgs, rms. 1h4 baths, center hall:
Handicapped lot: $l9,g50. 96O3 Car
wood st.
Open Sunday, 2-7
ROBERT e. LOHR
GE. oa57. s1l CEDAR ST. GE. oss1.
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RAMRT ,ER
WI. 500.
NO CASH TO VET

NO CASH TO VET
2 81 4 Bedrms., g. 2 Baths
New ramblers can be purchased for
SlI,950; monthly payments less
than rent. Large living room, fire-
place, entrance foyer completely
mirrored. All-electric kitchen has
Bendix, dishwasher, garbage dis
posal. Dining area approx. 10'5"X
S'6" with large picture window. Two
large bedrooms, complete tile bath.
Expandable attic can be converted
into two additional bedrooms, bath
Large level Handicapped lots. Call
Mr.. conlon, Ma. 9l41 sat. and
SUM-: ewes. MI. 5S22.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1920 K ST. NV.
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WEST EVANSVILLE

WEST HYATTSVILLE
Drive by and see this brick home at
5616 37th ave. Living room with
fireplace, dining room with corner
cabinets, kitchen, bath and large
bedrmS., stairway to large insulated
attic for 2 more rooms: recreation
room finished in knotty pine, laun-
dry and heating room. This is a
wonderful buy Of well-built home
that Is. 8 years old, built at time
when they knew how to build good
home. Price, $14.500. Has an
FHA $1,000 commitment.
G.. II. PEARCE
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KENSINGTON

Lovely 6-rm. Cape Cod BUNGALOW;
Ia baths. full bsmt. with outside
entrance. large. lot; walking dis
lance to schools, stores and bus.
only 900 down and assume Gl
loan. Call Mrs, Fink, JU. T-7f3I1
COX a. CO 81, aTTh
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RAMBLER. S18.950

CT APPROVED
A new rambler consisting OF liv. rm.
with stone firepl.. 3 twin sized bed
rms. and bath, fully equip. kit,
breakfast rm., auto. washer, breeze
way to gar; lots of garden space on
this "a acre. $1,000 down for CT.
4 900. auas
Evening star., 1950-07-02

COLONIAL BRICK
SIT, ,500-$2, 900 DOWN
Open today / to dark. $50 per mo
pymt. to GIs. Featuring lge. liv.
rm. with firepi., guest sized din. rm.
with side porch. equip. kit. with
garbage disposal and exhaust fan.
"a bath: 5 bedrms. and fun bath
on 2nd a.: upstairs sun porch: built
in garage, full bsmt. Dir: Out
mi. past University lane, turn left
ON Oakyiew DIR. to property.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
SH. O673, 1926 colesvilie Rd., Md.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
OPEN I-6
CALIFORNIA RANCH HOME

CALIFORNIA RANCH HOME
Motley rd., Paint Branch Farms
BY comparison you will recognize
rare buy in this g0-ft.-wide rambler
Of California lifetime redwood with
huge liv;. rm. and fireplace, 2 twin
sized bedrms.,, beaut tiled bath and
kit, in Dutch blue and white
Screened-in porch. attached gar:
on an acre. Priced for the 1st time
at only $22,950, terms.
Directions: Straight out N. Hamp.
ave-, continue on Rt. 20 above
Springbrook, right on Motley rd.,
End house on right.
Dorothy K. Winston 81 Co.
1924 K st. NV. ST. 4111
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SUMNER. MD.

$2s, 500-stone house. 2 yrs. old;
extremely desirable section; 8 lge.
bedrms.. 2 baths; 2nd A., liv. rm.,
din: rm.. library and kit. 1st a.;
maids rm.. shower in bsmt.. frepl.
Sill.
Walker g. Dunlop, Realtors
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BRICK RAMBLER

OPEN SUN, 2 TO 6 PM.
416 Penwood rd.. Silver Spring VIII
lage--3 large bedrms.. tile bath.
ultramod. kit. with table space, full
bsmt., gas heat. See this lovely low
priced home Sunday. Directions:
Out Colesville rd., right Old Bla-
densburg rd., left st. Lawrence dr.,
right Cherry Tree lane to Penwood
I'd.
L. T. HIGGINS REALTY co.
MA 9N4A- evax nR 90Ro %
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CHEVY CHASE
OPEN TODAY
1 TO 5 PM.
5000 NEWPORT AVE. NV.
$12,500
GI-$5O0 DOWN
S93.13 MO.
CIVILIAN, $4,000 DOWN
0ra o0 NEo

1922 MO.
INCLUDES TAXES AND INSURANCE
2 2-bedroom white clapboard Cape Cod
bungalow on beaut. Handicapped lot;
full bsmt., h. W. heated by gas; ga
rage with extra rm., also sun deck.
An opport. to get q real buy in
cept trade.
Drive out Wis. ave. to Sears store,
left on River rd. across, Western
ave-, continue 3 blks. to Newport
ave, or phone, OIL. ST75, JOSEPH
KINSKY. Broker.
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FIRST SHOWING
BETHESDA AREA

De I1EOIJA AIEA
Open. 2-6, Sat. and Sun, GIG Rose
land lane, Lux Manor; 3 bedrms..
parauet fioors. det. brick with oil
double garage. 4ee loan. To reach:
Out Old GEORGETOWN rd., mi. to
The Wagon Wheel on left side of
I'd. which is Roseiand lane. left to
open house. J. EVERETT ROB-
ERTSoN. WA. 1850 and WO. 77s7.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.

CoLoRED-3I3 o ST. S.W.-6 rms
and bath brick. $6,250; $500 cash
balance, $50 per mo. THOMAS p
BROWN. 615 4th st. s.w.
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OPEN 1-6.
s6lS 81 srying,1n Tn E,2n Aye1 Ayyes1 Bethesda, Md.

VAOZ11N ZIP bA ND
o spacious. rooms, fireplaces, all
elec. kitchen, screened porch, at
tached garage; beautiful landscaped,
to Naval and Health Hospitals: only
$23,750. Terms. Directions: Out
Old GEORGETOWN I'd. to Mckinley ST.,
left to Irvington, right to house.
Dorothy K. Winston g. Co.
or AJ11
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peter ]. hagan

REALToR. ss41 34th ST. NE.
SUN. S5S5. WA. 1857
OPEN DAILY FROM 9 TILL 9
Continued on Next Pass|
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DEFENSE HEIGHTs

b-rm. brk. bungalow; only S1I,75O;
reas. down payment and assume CT
loan; exp. attic. bsmt., and nice
level lot. Must sell quickly. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY, WA. 6655, UN.
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ma. 5S54i ewes, OS. 59oZ
DE LIKE RAMRI,ERS

Larger and better constructed and
different, is what you will say when
, you see these beautiful brick homes.
Three bedrooms, 2 full baths. full
basement, maids room and recrea-
tion room, builtsin garage; large
lot; $4,000 for this or will build
to. order larger or smaller on ad-
joining lots.
9615 Lorraine AVE, SILVER SPRa.
OPEN 10 TO DARK
Or call Mr.. Stup. ia. S904, with
BEITZEIL DI. 300. a
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WHEATON HILLS
NnThY CTTAYD AVy 4
WHEATON HILLS
WHEATON, 4 BEDRMS. !!

WHEAION, E BEURMS.!
2 tiled baths Only ST 900 down to
vetsl FHA terms to others. Yes
sir. the buy Of the year! A solidly
constructed brick Colonial style
dining rm. and plenty of closet space.
See this Quality house now while you
can get 1t. Only l block to large
shopping center, "a block to bus.
Price, $14.500. Cali RE. $3.50, sun,
IL to 5 p.m.: eyes,, Sligo 1155.
Colonial Investment Co.
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OPEN l TO DARK

OFEN / III LARK
8 3-bedrm. brk. ramblers; GE kit, lge.
liv. rm.. with fireplace, lge. tile
bath; full bsmt. Full price, $l5,400.
To reach: Out Piney Branch rd to
Old Bladensburg rd., turn right to
Forston dr.. right to Barron ST.,
right to houses. FINCHAM g. CO.,
Realtors. UN. 1888; eyes,. WA. 1898.
OPEN 2 TO DARK UNTIL SOLD
Rambler; custom built; 3407 Hustled
drive, Chevy Chase. Md; first show
ing OF this de luxe rambler which
has everything you desire in your
home, such as 8 bedrms., 2 baths
(also den), liv. rm. t21x14D, with
fireplace and picture windows; din.
room; also with picture windows; kit
with ample space for breakfast set;
stairway to attic: basement; also
wooded lot; built by MASTER
BUILDER. with the finest ma
terials: IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Directions: Out Conn. ave. to Ken
sington pkwy., proceed blocks
northeast on parkway to Hustled
drive, turn right 2 blocks on Hustled
drive. EXCLUSIVE.
JOHN F. WILLIAMS
3432 Conn. Ave. NO. s4O5; Ewes.
lTE d
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WALDORF

WAllDORF
Excellent 40 @acres of level fertile
ground with 6-rm. house. Oil h.w.-h
IL miles from D. C. line. Also has
tenant house Of 4la rms. Miscellane-
Gus outbldgs. and stable. Spring
and Artesian well. 2-car gar. Very
nice.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 PA. AVE. Sc, LU. 4-O040
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HYATTSVILLE

4306 Farragut st.-7 rms, bath,
attic, gar, oil h.-w.h., 3 porches;
I1.500: Call Mr.. Myrick, 70.
6755. Open Sunday, 2-5.
KIRKS REALTY co.
RE 3R14 %
Evening star., 1950-07-02

Summer Places-Olney Area
Attractive place to rent reasonably;
nr; Olney Theatre; 8 rms. and bath;
with fireplace,
4-bedrm. house on acres, high ele-
yation. a.m.c., big trees, beautiful
flowers; very private.
Brick house, garage, shed, Is acres
t12 wooded; $4,000.
Ideal building site, overlooking large
stream and meadow. on hard road;
$22b per acre for entire so acres,
slightly higher price for part acre
Evening star., 1950-10-06

Fifteen years ago-The Cubs
beat the Tigers, 81, to cut the
Detroit World Series Lead to
80.
Evening star., 1950-10-06

Five years ago-Dizzy Trout
hurled the Tigers to a Al VIC
tory over the Cubs to even the
World Series at 2-all.
Evening star., 1950-10-06
Snug Harbor- Star Game
Sunday Will Aid CoIIiere

The College All-Stars, managed
by Nick Panelli, will play Snug
Harbor Sunday afternoon at Snug
Harbor at 2::30.
It will be the second game in
two weeks played by the .All-Stars
for the benefit of Fee Colliere,
veteran Washington sandlot play
er and coach, who had his leg
amputated recently. The ALL
Stars beat Silver Spring. 8-3, Sum-
day.
Panelli is planning to start
Billy Carroll, ex-Georgetown star
+hurler, and hopes to use Diz
Sutherland. Charlotte pitcher
who received special permission
from the Mats to play in last
weeks game.
Carroll was the All-Stars win
ming. pitcher Sunday and Suth-
erland hurled for Silver Spring.
Admission is so cents. Proceeds
will help defray Colliere's hos
pital expenses.
Evening star., 1950-10-06
Gain and 7 oneH Named in Poll
AsYeur' sProbobIe Linemen

were named for honorable men,
ton.
The 21-year-o old Gain. was chos-
en- the outstanding lineman in the
Southeastern Conference last sea-
son. He is a senior, weighs 230
stands 6-3, and halls from Weir
ton. w. Va.
Kentucky Coach Frank (Bear)
Bryant can't say enough about his
line stalwart.
Among Gains main assets are
his power and speed" said Bryant
''He is one of the biggest men or
our team. yet he shows surpris-
ing agility and amazing speed TO,
a man his size.
This combination makes him
a dangerous blocker and a fine
defensive man. He displays ar
outstanding ability to analyze the
opposition's plays and personne,
quickly"
Toneff, a junior, stands 6-1
weighs 235, and comes from Bar
berton, Ohio. At high school he
was an all-State trackrr1an. With
Notre Dame weak in line mate
rial this year, Tonef will be called
on for iron-man duty.
a sophomore rarely gets a
chance TO shine at Notre Dame
but Toneff was used plenty by
Coach Frank Leahy last season
Leahy is confident that husky Bob
will raise hob with the opposition
again this year.
Irv Holdash, North Carolina S
fine line backing center, was an
other mule" singled out for, q
good year. And Frv really made
his admirers look good against
Notre Dame last Saturday.
His alert play resulted in his
selection as the APPS "lineman OF
the week"
Others named as potential line
great included:
Ends-Bob wilkinson. UCLA; RALPH
Armstrong, Ohio State.
Tackles-Bill McCol1, Stanford; Ra,
Krouse, Maryland; Mike Mccormick. Kan.
sas: Al Wahl, Michigan.
! Guards-John Kadlec, Missouri Bol
| Ward, Maryland; Lewis McFadin, Texas
1 Ted Daffer, Tennessee.
Centers-Jerry Groom. aNotre Dame
John Pierik. Cornell; Leon Root. Rutgers
Bill vohaska, Illinois; Bob Moser, Colleg
of Pacific.
Evening star., 1950-10-06
Iowan Is Top Gamer
On Small College Grid
BY the Assoeiaied Press

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-Bud
Fisher of Iowa Teachers College
has jumped into an early lead
in small-college total offensive
yardage solely on his ball-carrying
ability.
That's unusual in these days OF
heavy passing. Fisher has gained
445 yards running in three games.
Close behind comes Eddie Hyduke
of Pepperdine with 405 yards, all
on passes. The third man, Joe
Rabb of Louisiana Tech has
gained 3S1 yards, 172 in the all
and 203 on the ground.
Bill Cross of West Texas State
second in running with 378 yards
has 13-yard average, better
than a first down each try In
statistics compiled by the Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Zeke Martin of North Texas
State has completed 26 passes
to lead the small-college aerialists
Jack Harper of Presbyterian il
one completion back in seconc
and Hyduke is third with %.
Miami University of Ohio domi'
mates the team figures. 1t lead
in total offense with a 619-yart
average, is runnerup in total de-
fense with a 75-yard average
ranks first with a 237-yard pass
ing offense and third in rush
ing offense with 382 yards. :.
Evening star., 1950-10-06
By the Assoeiofed Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Two
husky tackles, who possess un-
usual speed to go with their power
have been named as the college
football linemen to watch this
year.
The two are Bob Gain of Ken
lucky and Bob Toneff Of Notre
dame. They finished in a tie for
first place in the Associated Press
preseason poll to select the prob
able outstanding lineman of the
year."
Each received 18 votes out OF
108 forwarded by sports writer's
and sportscasters from coast to
coast. Right behind them came
Dan Foldberg, Army's crack end,
who was named II times.
All three, incidentally, caught
the attention of scouts and coaches
last season. Gain was picked for
the APPS second All-America
team. Both Tonef and F'oldberg
Evening star., 1950-10-06
Match Race Features
Lunhum Program Sunday

The final 10-lap match race OF
the 1850 season will be featured
at the West Lanham Speedway
Sunday when modified stock-car
racing moves into a daylight set
ting at 2:30 pm.
Tony Battle and Lou Johnson,
winner Of two previous match
races, and ,sWally Campbell, run
ner-up in both instances. are to
compete on a winner -take-all
basis. ..
The winner of this race will
collect the combined days purses
of his two opponents. Battle COL
lected approximately 5000 and
Johnson around $500 in prize
money in two previous match
competitions.
Evening star., 1950-10-06
Gu Ready for Opener
Against Bridgewater
Eleven Tomorrow

We're ready" said Coach Jan
Jankowski as he watched Cath
olic University's gridmen wind up
preparations for tomorrow's OPEN
ing game against Bridgewater
College at Brookland. Most Gf
the boys are in good physical con-
dition and they're anxious to gel
going. The spirit is the best I've
seen here in the last few years. -
The Cardinals will field a vet
eran eleven. headed by End Bill
Maher. The only rookie. is Tackle
Tom Cotter of Buffalo, N. Y, a
200-pounder who has added
strength to the line.
Jankowski's starting backfleld
will include Joe Mauiri, passer
and kicker, at quarterback; hard
running Bucky Ennis and little
Gene Arrone as halfbacks an6
Bill Poms, fullback. Using the
split-T formation for the first
time, Jankowski believes the team
will show a real scoring punch.
Tom Marty, an end who was
tried for a while at quarterback.
has twisted knee and may not
play. but he's the only casualty.
BridgeWater. coached by Dan
Geiser, can field a veteran team
averaging close to 200 pounds and
Jankowski looks for a tough. close
game. The Virginians' line is re-
ported to be big and rugged and
Gu is prepared to pull its lateral
and forward passes out of the bag
early.
The kickoff is scheduled for
2 pm.
Evening star., 1950-10-06

I Hunters of upland game anc
laii conservationists are becoming
increasingly concerned over the
destruction of fish and wildlife by
crop poisoning as a method OF
insect pest control and by weed
poisoning. That the damage is
serious has been established def
|nitely by impartial Investigators
Insecticides, weed-killers and mod
ern mechanical farming methods
are the direct cause of the de-
cline in upland game and inland
fish in a great many sections Of
our country.
West Virginia's antlerless deer
hunting season this year, intend
ed to cut down the deer crop
which has been doing damage
to orchards and farmlands in cer-
tain sections, has brought about
an anomalous situation. Many
farmers in the open areas art
posting their lands against hunt
ing. The Conservation .Commis-
sion points out, however, that
where substantial damage is be-
ing done crops by deer the land
owner or lessee may be issued q
permit for the killing of one or
more deer found in the act of in
juring crops. The same law also
states that mo such permit may
be issued to owner or lessee when
such lands are posted against
public hunting of deer"
Looks as though the farmer
must allow public hunting or con-
tinue to suffer from the depreda-
tions of too many deer in his cror
fields. ssfN 49,
Evening star., 1950-10-06
Car Credit Plays Tomorrow

Car Credit unlimited football
team will play Chambersburg, Pa.
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock In
Chambersburg.
Evening star., 1950-10-06
selfidge Team 10 Play
|BoIinq Here Tomorrow

The Se1fridge Air Force Base
football team from Detroit will
play the Boiling Flyers at 2:30
pm. on the south end field here
tomorrow.
Mike Mikulak, who starred for
Oregon teams in 1881, 1882 and
1888 and played two years for the
pro Chicago Cardinals, is In
charge of the Selfridge team. Z.
Art Hage, 140-pound scatback
Halfbacks Jack Dollard and Bill,
Cooper and Fullback Riemar
Rheinhart will be in Bolling's
starting backfield.
Admission is free. A crowd o1
5000 to 1000 is expected.
Evening star., 1950-10-06
LITTLE SPORT
Two Events Wind Up
Golf Tourney Season

The District Golf Association
will conclude its tournament sea-
son with events the next two
weeks-the senior championship
next Tuesday at Burning Tree
and a mixed scotch foursome
Tuesday, October II, at Argyle.
Frank McArdle, president of the
DGA, sent more than 700 invita-
tions to the senior tournament
The 18-hole medal play event will
be followed by q dinner and pres
entation of prizes. There will
be prizes in age groups.
The final mixed scotch four
some of the season will be the
first DGA sponsored event at the
Argyle course. Play will be Sc
lective drives and alternate shots
Albert E. Steinem, secretary o1
the District Golf Association, will
accept entries for both events at
the respective clubs.
Evening star., 1950-10-06
200 Tee OFF Today

HYANNIS. Mass, Oct. 6 P.-
More than 200 professional and
amateur golfers from all parts Of
New England. New York and New
Jersey will tee off in the opening
round of the 54-hole Indian Sum-
mer Golf Tournament today at
the HyanniSport Golf Club.
Evening star., 1950-10-06

College. breezed to victory in the
200-meter breaststroke swim with
"a record clocking of 2:44.5, far
under the old mark Of 2::52.8.
Shapiro, 16-year-old University
of Southern California student.
thrilled a large crowd in winning
the diving crown with 177.66
points, 20 more than the Israeli
runner-up.
Two days of competition are
left.
Evening star., 1950-10-06

News that the Potomac was
clearing caused us to accompany
a fishing crony to. Whites Ferry
in hope of landing some nice
Smallmouth bass. We found, how
ever, that the river still was very
dirty and our luck was poor. Our
total catch was three bass, two
too small to keep, and one large
sunf1sh. Going upriver, however
we ran into clean, clear water
Barring further rains, the river
should be inexcenent condition
this week end. A couple of frosty
nights would help. The river
surface still is covered by heavy
pollen deposit which doesn't help
fishing much. .=..-<-..
One thing of an encouraging
nature we found was the tremen-
dous number of minnows of all
sizes. During lunch, few bread
crumbs scattered alongside our
boat brought them around by the
thousands. This augurs well for
future angling.
Cooler weather predicted for
this week end should improve
angling in Chesapeake Bay
waters. Last week end, the rock
fish gave a pretty good account
of themselves. but fishing for
them has been spotty this week.
Really big fish showed up off Hol-
land Point bar last week, but you
have to be Johnny -on-the-spot
when they come up. Later on,
when they have pretty well estab-
lished their feeding grounds and
can be taken by deep trolling, it
will be a different story.
Evening star., 1950-10-06
Four More Americans Win
| Championships at Tel Aviv
By the Asseeiafsd Pres.

TEL .AvIV, Oct. 6.-Frank
Spellman Of York, Pa. Aaron
Kurtzman of Plainfield, N. j.,
Henry Wittenberg and Morley
Shapiro Of New York are the lat
est Americans to win champion
ships at the All-Jewish World
Olympics. :
Spellman. the London Olympic
middleweight weight-lifting cham
pion, won the lift here with a
total mark of 1862 pounds. :.
|. Kurtzman, of Seton Hall IN. j.
Evening star., 1950-10-06
Fights Lost Might
By the Assoeioted Pres,

BY fhe Associoted Press
BROOKLYN Eastern Parkway Arena)-
Don Williams, lat. worcester Mass, and
Mike Koballa. 14s. Pittsburgh, drew (10l.
paEt;asT ptoRITLANp Me-BoS se stsSher, LIZ,
New Haven. Conn. uO).
FALL RIVER, Masssa-Jimmy Taylor,
157, New PORK. outpointed Charlie Anglee
159. Pawtucket. r. I. (10). Regular bout
on Lee Savold-Tiger Ted Lowry exhibition
card)
Evening star., 1950-10-06
Minor Leagues
Rx The Assoeinted prss,

BY the Assocloted Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland 3-3; San Francisco. 2--5.
tie.
Los Angeles. 6: Seattle, O.
Only games scheduled.
DIXIE SERIES.
San Antonio (TL), o. Nashville (SA).
tSan Antonio wins series. 4-3).
Evening star., 1950-12-17

Il mean we're going around together" ex-
plains Dan. making everything just perfect.
How nice for Shirley!' says Kitty, icing
up the atmosphere.
We're sort of pub-crawling," puts in
Shirley gayly.
She's sister Officer" says Dan beginning
to perspire. "A cop"
Now, really, Danw says Kitty
Honest she is! Tell her. Shirley! You're
plain-clothes cop like me, aren't you?"
But Shirley is too smart for Dan. She
laughs. ME cop?" she says. Don't be
silly. I'm in the chorus of the Gaiety Follies."
Il don't believe l want drink after all,
Uncle Dennis" says Kitty. Shall we be
going?"
Kitty. waltz means Dan. Shirley, show
her your potsy!'
What's a potsy?" Shirley asks
Your shield! Your police shield!'
Darling. what are you talking about?"
says Shirley. I'm not cop"
BY now it is too late. Kitty and Uncle
Dennis are almost to the door, Dan sinks
back into his chair and holds his head Il
need some fresh air" he says finally.
They walk along a couple of blocks with
Shirley holding on to his arm. Let's go some
place where there's music" says Shirley
Some place gay"
DAN stops short and takes firm hold on
her arm. Look, he says. why don't you
take cab and 60 home? III tell the Inspector
you slipped and broke your leg"
But I'm supposed to stay with you. You're
breaking me in. How am going to learn?"
They are now in front of neon-lighted
place that is called the Surf and Saddle Tav-
ern. Let's try this one, just for fun" cries
Shirley.
mo-" Dan says. 1T looks okay to me-"
''Oh, but you never can tell," says Shirley
and she turns into the place and there is
nothing for Dan to do but follow.
There is no one inside except a sad-looking
hollow-cheeked bartender, and sadder-look-
ing guy at a corner table. Shirley stops at the
door and frowns Then she goes to the bar.
Two beers" she says.
Were just about ready to close" the