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NEWSSTAND, in uptown hotel, avail
able Immediately. Call MIR. ToOLE.
EpEcrRiciiAN Ii EsHSi AND OIL BURNER BURN
mechanic - Manufacturer. well
known in this area, needs expert
enced oil burner installer to head
up local shop for installation OF
his equipment. This shop will be
amply financed. operated as sepa-
rate concern and guaranteed good
be in complete charge and will ope-
rate on salary and share Of profits
investment not necessary. but op-
portunity to buy interest will be
given II desired. Splendid chance
for Young. Intelligent man to get
into profitable business for himself
with excellent possibilities. Please
give details. age. experience. edu-
cation and salary desired in letter
Replies confidential. Box 96-B. Star
TOY sHoP-Busy uptown corner,
doing good business; owner Ill. must
SERVICE station. excellent tfa bust.
ness. complete stock and equip
owner selling to buy another busi.
ness. AP. 2U1S. IL
TAVERN-Includine bldg. and fix-
lures, Marlboro pike, Prince Georges
County just over .. c. line. Open
daily, 5 am. to 2 am. Crosses $500
to 81 900 per week. Excellent financ-
Ing. SUBURBAN REALTY CO, 5402
Marlboro pike Sc. 10. 9-9666. Ill
rerFf4A NTvN nyrY
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TABLE BOARD
1901 COLUMBIA RID. N.w-Two
meals. 8 days wk.; 81; attractive
dining room. co. 2493. 1F
ROOMS AND APTs. 70 SHARE

1763 COLUMBTA RID. N.w.-younp
lady TO share lge. rrh. twin beds, use
Of kitchen and liv. nm. S36.b0. Cal
UPPER NV. . eonsenial riris % as-as
to share lovely. Convenient 3-roorr
apt; rent, $50 month. Call before
II Am: IA. 1878. I'll :.
II desired; S25 or $50 per mo: tel
ephone. bus service. GE. 1859. III
GIRL, between 80 and 35.. Catholic
preferred 10 share twin-bed apt,
NV. section; call EN-. S499 Sunday
between IL and 8. weekdays after
MorHER AND CHILD wish to shar.
duplex apt. with mother and child
fSSJsSy ~ JTsey rAD1. - II to so. to 1'l sh.r,
sgs With Ma dA5Sss A5nSossher; separate beds'
REFINED LADY. wishes to share her
attractive 2-bedrm. apt. with youns
empl couple; "a blk. from transp
and shopping: everything furn. WA
lso sra sT.-I win share my nicely
furnished apt, No. 4. 2nd fiooY
front in home Of Or. etalnaker
with. another nice. LADY, rent rea-
Todass. issdsealiss oa'l after s''o' NJ h!ss
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RMS. APIS. TO SHARE tcen.. ,
ONE GIRL to share attractive apt.
| with two others. $34 mo. HO. 1919.

ONE GIRL to share attractive apt.
with two others. $34 mo. H0. 1919.
IA
DUPONT CIRCLE-College grad, %,
OF good BACKGROUND, has attractive,
spacious apt. to share with clean
cut, responsible young man. Call
Dl. 6S06 after $3.50 pm. --l3
DUPONT CIRCLE-Want to share l.
bedrfn., liv. rm. apt. with gentle-
man, 20 to 80. call NO. 4295 after
Will SHARE my furn. apt. with
girl, 20 to 35; $50. Call 17ll Mass,
ave. NV, Apt. 124, after pm.
wANTED-Girl between 2B and IS,
to share completely furn. 2-bedrm.
apt. with other sirl; In NV. section.
All .eonvenienees. Monthly rent
S37.50. Call GE.. 1924 after II.
coktSRE1uist 1tS cii lhdy to @ share spt az
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HOUSES SALE-N.W. Cont

SOME EXTRA INCOME In this 9.
apartment attached residence on
Gallattn st. In northwest wash. /;
both units are one-bedroom size,
but owners apt. also has knotty
pine reer. room: garage on alley;
$22 900. RIPLEY & ROMER. Real
tors, 81. gill; open ewes.
JUST A WORD to those who plan to
inyesfsSt nay home ny to live in Tb. p5 as an
opportunity may not present itself
in the spring. You win save con-
GA. AVE. AND WEBSTER
ST:-SEMIDET. HOME-yACANT
Ready for occupancy With tile. Com
kitchen and bath; End floor 3 rooms
and bath; lst floor. liy. rm.. large
reception hall, nice dining room
KITCHEN. full basement; oil hot
TWO-FAMILY BRICK
ON ILLINOIS AVE.
Near Jefferson ST.
Orders. 70 SELL Quickly
NICE BRICK HOME
Eight rooms and bath on Sth st.
~, nv; near ear, W upshur St: For other
= MARSHALL J WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 334e
NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
Overlooking Takonfa playground and
swimming pool. One block to Whit
tier Grade School. with bus at door
There Is not more convenient loca-
tion In Washington than this 6-rm.
3-bedrm;. bath, full basement semi
detached brick home. Excellent con-
dition. Only Sl3,500. Shown by ap-
pointment only. Miss Watwood, DU
010S.
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 334e
BRIGHTWOOD-vic. 4th and Ken
nedy: 6-rm. brick: modern kit. anC
dinette; house is immac.; beautiful
knotty-pine rec. rm.. Bendix washer
dining rni.. mirror: oil h.-w.h.. from
and rear porches; this is a mus
see. Call Mr.. Blanken. ewes. To
3l51;. days. RE. $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
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JRANT. GRILL. SANDWICH

SHOP
Busiest st. in Washington. Wonder.
full location; eolored trade: closed
because Of other interests; ready tC
reopen Immediately. A marvelou.
buy at S4.5O0. Very small down
payment. ME. $3.50 or OR, 043l
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FOR THE RIGHT MAN

$4,000 to $4,000 opportunity.
Manufacturer of safety equipment,
with q coast-to- coast clientele. both
commercial and Government, is
searching for an executive to replace
an officer of the company. This is
rare opportunity in q non-com-
petitive field for man with sales
or management BACKGROUND. This
position entails the ownership of
stock in the company and requires
q minimum investment OF 1000.
Phone MIR. WEST at EX. 5407 for
personal interview. Ils
SEE THIS OPPORTUNITY
Well-esta5lished restaurant and bar;
good whiskey and food business
play machine pays most Of rent:
cieen; ample parking: now paying
good profits: invites inspection;
reasonable; sfsse good terms; Sun; and
WOOD & MITCHELL
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Aprs. FURNISHED tcsn,. /,
GEORGETOWN

Z attractively furnished apartments.
with large garden; each 2 bedrooms; !;
would appeal to bachelors or young
ladies with appreciation Of refined
living; $165-Sl75. Sum-, DE. 1899;
weekdays, AID. 3735 or MI. 1922.
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Marietta Place NV.

MdrleUCa Place NV.
MISSOURI AVE. AT sth
Attractive 6-room semidetached brick
2 rear screened porches. large front
porch: rec. room with guest closet;
built-in Sarage, oil h.-w.h. Terms
to suit.
B. J. CRIVELLA, INC.
341S 14th st. NV. To. o6oO
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COI,OPEn

A truly outstanding 3-bedrm.. semi
det.- brick; for immed poss., Located
In nne section. lust of Kansas ave
NV, contains completely equip kit
wall-to-wall carpeting: fun bsmt
with finished rec. rm.. a bath
fenced lot and lge. front porch
owner leaving town and must sci
quickly at a drastically low price Of
Sl1.95o. Call VI. 5000 to inspect
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HILLCREST AREA

Extra spacious. 2-bedrm, brick, To-
truly immac. and outstanding IN
every way: contains twin closets n
lse; master bedrm.. fully equip. kit,
full bsmt.. gas a,-e. heat. screened in
front porch; lot over 100 IT. with
at your convenience.
FRED BURGESS. vi. 1902. TIL 9
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IL ROOMS, 4 BATHS
9th St. close to Scott Circle-In-
come over $500 mthly.; quoted; usee
as tourist home; 81 900 down.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 2555
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ARRANGED FOR Q FAMILIES
=. BUFF TAPESTRY BRICK
Near Illinois ave. and Kennedy st
NV. Top noor now rented for $40
rooms. kitchen. inclosed porch or
1st floor. 2nd floor. 2 rooms. kitch.
en-. bath and open. screened porch
The basement has finished room
complete bath. hot-water oil heat;
cement front porch; garage. Good
NJ B. Weaver, WO. 1914.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th St. NV. DI. 3346
Mr.. 21st AND PENNA. AVE.
1st commercial. 3-story. brick bids. /;
ideal for business plus living quar-
ters; excellent value at S15,75O;
reassonable terms. RE. 2137. TR
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-N.W. RIM. for workins
cple.. or Q children accepted
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE

Spacious 3-bedrrn.. semidet. brick of
outstanding prewar construction;
features equip. KIT. 1ia baths. front
and rear entrance to full bsmt.,
recr.. nm. finished in knotty pine:
lge front porch; l block from bus.
FRED BURGESS. VI. 1902, TIL Q
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BEDROOMS, ia BATHS
Deep Handicapped lot, fun basement
Sanitas .cornices. smartly decorated
yer Spring tbehind University Manor
apts.) Mr.. King, SHANNON a. LUCHs
CO.. 1905 H ST. NV. Ma. 2345.
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COLUMBIA RID. NV. 200I, near
Conn. ave.--Nice rin. with meals;
young Govt empl. or students; large
recr. rrn.. TV; Sis wk. CO. 2493.
Evening star., 1951-12-11

WENDELL TERRACE - Comfortahls
warm rms. specialize in excel. home
cooking; liv. rn.. TV ping pong; or
Mt. Pleasant carline: $l4 wk. 1897
Helmnnt I'd nv MI QA2E
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tS4l ONIYI''

l77e MASS AVE. N.w.-Decembe,
special, share rms; girls, boys: $40
each; .fine foods; clean, cheerful
rms: few vacancies: $40 for Dec
See MISS WELLER, Du 3232 l1s
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BETHESDA block from Lady Of
Lources Patochial School. . blocks
from bus and shopping; 3 bedrms.,
I bath, EXCEPT. fine kit. gas h.-w.h.
Call 8. z. BOGLEY INC. Rockville
once, Rockville 43l5: ewes. J. c.
Smith. OIL 2OS4. III
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1912 18th ST. N.w.-Double foom.
and rooms to share for .younk mer
or young women: excellent board
walking distance downtown: reason.
nhia rafae 20 k1k0
Evening star., 1951-11-29
Take Ny Word for 1t By F'eok Colby

For the past couple Of weeks I've
neglected what I promised I'd do
help add new word a day to our
vocabularies; and many Of my
readers (bless themD have taken
me sternly to task about 1t. 1t takes
that to keep a columnist on his
toes; many thanks!
A CARTEL is an agreement
whereby certain firms control the
prices and regulate the production
and marketing of certain commod-
tiles, usually on an international
basis. The pronunciation in best
American usage Is: kahr- TELL;
though there is some sanction for:
KAHR-t1.
HEGEMONY Is a rather high
brow word meaning leadership;
dominating influence" as in the
case Of Russia's hegemony in con-
auered countries. First choice:
HEDGE ee MOE nee; second
choice: hee-JEM-uh-nee.
SUZERAINTY Is a more or less
vague term designating political
control or sovereignty which one
country exercises over another. In
the first-choice pronunciation the
''u" has the 100" sound, as in
"moon": SOO-Zuh-r'n-tee. Second
choice: SYOO-zuh-r'n-tee.
ACUMEN, "acuteness: keenness
of mind" as in speaking of "busi-
ness acumen." The first-syllable ac-
Evening star., 1951-11-29

cent has no sanction; say: uh-
IKEW-men.
AUTONOMOUS. The word is
formed from the Greek autos, "Self,'
plus nomous, law; hence, self
governed" An autonomous nation
is one which governs itself without
influence or interference, as in the
case of the autonomy of the United
States. Pronounce autonomous: aw-
TAH-nuh-m
Evening star., 1951-03-15
REQUESTS?
GLOVES.

(Fron, Mrs. E. r. B., WASHINGTON. J
I greatly enjoy the RICH and
have learned many useful things.
Would some of the readers share
with me their recipes for dishes
suitable for a luncheon for a
Church group Of 25 members?
I would also appreciate recipes
for punch which has wine or
not strongly alcoholic base. And
my other problem is a cover for
a wooden top kitchen table.
would like something. inexpensive,
similar to a thin linoleum but
have been unable to get any sug-
~estjons from the department
store.
In reply to B. S. R., I wear doe
skin gloves regularly and wash
them as I do my hose, in luke
warm water with a mild soap.
When they are almost dry, I rub
them gently between my hands
OF put them on and rub gently to-
gether. They are always soft and
like new. I dry them gradually.
usually hang them on the towel
rack.
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Clearing House
COLLECTING DEMITASSES.
From, Mre r II Wnehi1, nfna1

COLLECTING DEMTTASSES.
From Mrs. J. E. H., Washington.)
The letter from Mrs. L. S. j.
interested me good deal because
I, too, collect demitasse CUPS.
I think she is on the wrong
track if she decides to go to vari-
Gus specially shops and just buy
demitasses. The best proof of any
collection is obtaining unusual and
rare specimens.
Personally. I collect cups from
different countries and various
parts of this country. In this
way each cup reminds me of a
trip to some part of the United
States made by me or one of my
friends. I don't mean trips to
places 500 or 1000 miles away,
but any city outside Washington
arouses my collecting instincts
If Mrs. L. S. j. goes out and just
buys demitasses she will find
motley collection without any
meaning.
Most demitasse cups are be-
tween 2 and 21a inches high. All
the stores sell them and the gift
shops seem to have the widest
variety.
One more word to Mrs. L. s. j.,
If she tells friends and relatives
Evening star., 1951-03-15
"THANK-YOU" NOTE;
FLOOR COVERINGS.
From, Mrs. F. A., J..
Falls Church.

First a thank you to Mrs. j. l..
M. of Falls Church for her rogue
fort cheese salad dressing recipe.
1t is delicious and so simple to
make! / served it over a package
Of salad mix the very night it ap-
peared and it really made a hit.
So good after the tasteless winter
salads.
Now for Mrs. P. G. D. of Ar
lington. We have moved around a
great deal and I have some sound
Il feeD advice about floor COW
ering. In the kitchen the best
I've ever seen is marbelized pat
tern in inlaid linoleum. Mine has
a pale tan background with an
overall marble effect in blatx
and red. It's marvellous. Doesn't
show stains. spills or footprints.
Avoid dark linoleum.
In rugs, if you have small chill
dren, think about a patterned
rug. or a stripe or the new tweed
effect, carved broadloom might
be better.
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eEWhat$ CooRia'

FRIDAY
Baked Red Snapper 1Uth Tomato Sauce
flashed BroUn Potatoes Spinach
YelloW Squash Cdrrot Pudding
Baked Snapper With Tomato Sauce.
3-pound red snapper l tablespoon catSup
Flour ] teaspoon chilli powder
Salt and pepper y lemon finely sliced
6 tablespoons butter bay leaves
u onion, chopped ! Glove garlic minced
cups celery. chopped / teaspoon salt
cups canned tomatoes grains red pepper
tablespoon worcestershire chopped pepper
Clean wash red Dredge inside with
Hour seasoned with salt and Place baking Melt
Is minutes Add remaining ingredients celery
through pour
fish Bake moderate $3.50 F for about As minutes
Basic fish frequently with the
SATURDAY.
Baked Sparerbs Shoestrng Potatoes
Lima Beans Cabbage SlaD
Shamrock Pie Coffee
Shamrock
(Lme Chiffon Filing)
teaspoons gelatin q
tablespoons cold water egg whites
egg yolks u cup
"a lime / teaspoon grated lime rnd
"a teaspoon salt Few drops green coorng
Pastry crust recipe opposite Combine gelatin and
cold water in mixing BOWL mix we'll Beat yolkS until light
Add lime juice salt and Cook in double boiler
hot boiling until thckened gelatin stir
until foamy add cup gradually continue
beating until stiff Fold into gelatin mixture Add lime rind and
coong Garnish with sweeened whipped
and shamrocks.
Evening star., 1951-03-15
ATTENTION.!

As spring cleaning time ap-
proacheS-and fast, at that-I
an, sure many RCH readers
Uould iDelcome some tips to
make the annual chore an
easier one. Won't those OF you
iDho haze "learned By erperi-
ence" pass along your suggeS-
tions to aid the new house
keeper-and. i0ho ,knoaUS. per-
haps teach the "Ueterans" some
7leU short cutS?-B. C..
Evening star., 1951-03-15
THE EVENING STAR B-5
Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, MARCH is, 1851

Arlington-Mrs. L. H. Mace,
Mrs. L. M. T., Mrs. w. K, Mrs.
w. NJ. w., Mrs. M. D. E., Mrs.
T. B., Mrs. j. N. o. Berford-
Mrs. j. c. w. Bethesda-Miss
v. P. BOyd-Mrs. J. D. s.
Chevy Chase-M. c. c. L., Mrs.
r. B. w.. Mrs. w. s. c. Falls
Church-Mr. j. F. c., Mrs.
j. F. F. Frederick-Mrs. r. H.
P. Herndon-Mrs. j. A. w.
Hyattsville-Mrs. x. D., Mrs.
v. L. S., c. H. w. Kensington
Mrs. r. M. w. Landover Hills
Mrs. o. L. j. Silver Spring
Mrs. R. j., Mrs. j. M. j., Mrs.
j. E. A., Mrs. r. v. H. Simp-
s0nville-R. S. M. Takoma
Park-Mrs. M. E. G.. M. A. M.
Evening star., 1951-03-15
Conducted by
BETSY CASWELLl
SCORCH;
SPOT HINT.

(From Mrs. A. r. B., Washington.J
For Mrs. I. E. regarding scorch
in a pink dress if it isn't too
burned I am sure if she dips it in
peroxide it will come out. Run
ming cold water will make such
a stain disappear if done at once
I find lighter fluid, the one begin
ming with r and ending with L
excellent for spots on almost any
fabric. I took a grease spot out
of wool material that had been
washed that way.
y X y u
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Information and requests sent
in by the tolloDing haze been
forwarded to those for ,1hom
they 1Dere intended.
WashingtOn-Mrs. w. M,
Mrs. j. A. W., S. P. c., Mrs.
M. M. B.. Mrs. H. K. H., Mrs.
w. r. K, Mrs. r. L., Mrs.
j. A. H., Mr.. E. M. H., Miss
j. c. H., M. S. S., Miss A. B.,
Mrs. c. c. c., Mrs. I. L. S., Mr..
F. o., Mrs. c. P. w., E. M,
G. F. S., B. D. c.
AlexanEria-Mrs. C. A. w.
Annandale-Mrs. w. D. M.
Evening star., 1951-03-15
CHILD'S REQUEST?

CHILD'S REQUEST?
(FrODt Miss M. j., Midldnd.)
Would some kind reader of RICH
who has some old funny books,
games, newspapers, story books,
etc.. please send them to me.
I would appreciate them because
we live on a farm. We are small
children in school. Send to Miss
Marcella Johnson, RID No. l, Box
$50, Midland. Va.
Evening star., 1951-03-15
CHARLOTTESVILLE?

from Mrs. H. C. j., WashingtonJ
I am moving to Charlottesville,
Va, in the not too distant fu-
ture and I wonder if any of the
readers Of the RICH could give
me information as to the best sec
ton of the city to live in and
how rent Is there compared to
Washington. Any information
regarding schools is appreciated.
Is housing difficult to find?
Evening star., 1951-03-15

of her collection, she will be
overwhelmed with additions on
every gift-giving occasion.
Evening star., 1951-03-15

FRIDAY -
Baked Red Snapper Nth Tomato Sauce
flashed BroDn Potatoes Spinach
Yello,D Squash Carrot Pudding
Evening star., 1951-06-26
1WiIdReg1ins Putting ouch Just in Time

Claude Wild's 1851 tournament
golf achievements have fallen
short of his 1860 pace. when the
former Austin lTex.) attorney was
|theslate season sensation, but nov
his club members say wild has
discovered his lost putting touch
and just In time.
Wild Is defending champion ir
1.-THE Washington Coli and Coun.
TRY Club Invitation tournament
that starts today with the first oi
two days qualifying. There are
1850 players. the biggest amateur
Igolf field here in a number oi
years. seeking Wild's title.
Claude claims he still isn't SHARP
this season. but in the Maryland
amateur. his last tournament
start. he beat the medalist. Comdr
Frank Heyer. in the first round
before losing to the tournament
surprise, Manor's Jim Whitaker
He lost In the Washington Club
championship to Harold Hair, the
champion, and In his only other
competitive appearance this year.
failed to qualify on q rainy day
in the Manor Invitation.
The Washington Invitation was
q rather prosperous tournament
for the host club members last
year. who were convinced Wild
was the best in town. A few weeks
Evening star., 1951-06-26
Muaors Batting Lead Shrinks;
Minoso and Fox Press Fuin
BY the Assoeie,sd Pres,

NEW YORK. June .26.-The
National League batting race
frightened during the last week
as Stan Musial of st. Louis skidded
II points to .371, still a comfort
able six-point margin over Jackie
Robinson's 1865.
Musial, a sizzling 500 hitter
the week before. settled for seven
hits in as trips while Robinson
had seven in 81. A week ago
Musial was on top by IA points.
Averages include Sundays games.
Richie Ashburn Of Philadelphia
and Bob Elliott of Boston. an
other pair ranking high IN the
All-Star game balloting, moved
UP to a third-place tie with .349.
AL Dark OF New York edged past
Roy Campanella of Brooklyn to
take fifth place at $50 with the
Dodger catcher right behind at
.329. Roy lost eight points during
the final week of the Dodgers
Western swing.
Frank Baumholtz of Chicago
remained in seventh place at .327I
with Ralph Kiner Of Pittsburgh
eighth at 800. Peewee Reese
Of Brooklyn and Peanuts LowreyI
Of st. Louis, not in the big 10
last week, just made it with a
ninth-place tie at .315.
Evening star., 1951-06-26
Percy BasseH's S Jaw
Broken as Riley Wins
Bout in St. Louis
By The Assoeiuted Press

ST. LOUIS, June 26.-A jaw
breaking right gave Featherweight
Charley Riley of st. Louis a Sec
|ond-round technical knockout last
night over Percy Bassett Of
Philadelphia.
It also sent Bassett to Barnes
Hospital where an operation was
performed after X-ray examina-
ton disclosed a multiple fracture.
It was the first time in his long
ring career that Bassett failed to
go the distance,
The damaging blow came mid
way in the second round. Bassett
bounced away as Riley connected
and didn't appear to be badly
hurt.
Despite the jaw fracture, Bassett
fought out the rest Of the round.
He motioned to his jaw as the
round ended and DR.. Milton Smith
pronounced it broken after an
Examination.
The defeat was the fifth for
BasSett in his career. He had a
couple Of strings Of more than 90
straight triumphs.
1t was Bassett who scored the
knockout over Sonny Boy West Of
Washington, D. c.. in New York
Hast December 20. West died after
the fight.
Evening star., 1951-06-26
A-Bomb Crews Pros,
Just Like Yankees,
Gen. O'DonneH Says

The New York Yankees
were mentioned in the Sem
ate's Macarthur hearings yes
terday.
It was one of those "wno-is-l
as-good- d-as-who' things, and
1t indicated that Mai. Gen,
Emmett (Rosie) O'Donnell is
a Yankee fan.
O'Donnell, former West
Point football star and Air
Force hero in World War II,
was telling the Senators how
good the crews are who man
the planes which can carry
atomic bombs. He said:
"They are truly profess
sional. They go about their
| job In a professional manner,
They approach 1t In a profess
sional manner, and they
achieve professional results.
| They are the New York
| Yankees"
Evening star., 1951-06-26

earlier he had played IN the Dis
ltrict Amateur and lost to Eafl
lSkinker, and when the Washing
ton members talked about Wild
against the field they didn't have
lany trouble placing some friendly
lwagerS. ii
Claude justified their support
lby breezing right through, beating
Frank Woolley in the first round,
Mike Jankowski in the second,
Bobby Brownell in the semifinals
and Comdr. Heyer In the final
"A few weeks later he and Harold
Hair won the Maryland four-ball
beating Brownell and Ralph
lBogart.
Wild Is In more Of q marked
man role this year, but Brick
Wood was saying yesterday that
Claude just recently started to
play the golf Of which he is cap
liable. and 1t dates TO the moment
ne found his putting touch.
With post entries having filled
an available starting times, nearly
Ito players were to play their l8-
hole qualifying rounds today, and
q few more than that tomorrow.
Old timers say the Washington
course is in the best condition in
history, and with a break in the
weather 1t may take a score as low
as "a to qualify for the champion
lship flight. It Is doubtful that any
Evening star., 1951-06-26
Hugh Taylor and TereshinsH
Sign 81 Redskin Contracts

brief conference with Coach Her.
man Ball. @
Taylor ranked ninth among the
leagues pass-receivers last season
with 80 catches for 1888 yards anc
nine touchdowns. Tereshinski
better known for his defensive
work. caught II passes for las
yards, but failed to score.
Things were looking up for the
Los Angeles Rams, too. according
to an Associated Press report that
End Larry Brink had signed. Dick
Huffman also was reported ready
ito join UP. Both Brink and Huff
man had considered playing this
year with Winnipeg in the Cana
dian League. Coach Joe Stydahar
said he hadn't heard from Huff
man. but that he believes the big
tackle will accept the terms Of
fered him.
The Chicago Cardinals, who
have enough Notre Damers to es-
tablish their own alumni chapter,
signed their fourth member of the
1850 Irish squad by getting Full
back Jack Landry's name on paper.
The l85-pounder joins Center
Jerry Groom. Halfback Bill Gay
and Guard Fred Wallner.
+ Halfback Dick Gabriel, who last
fall captained the first undefeated
Lehigh team in the last 81 years
signed with the Detroit Lions. The
|2l-year-old player from Valley
Stream, N. Y, was the 42d Lion
signed.