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Evening star., 1952-10-06
HILLANDALE

} '-yr .-old luxury brick rambler built
for gracious living and comfort.
With 8 twin-sized bedrms., charm
ing Mv. rm., din. rm., de luxe kit,
lge. breakfast nook, firepl., In rec.
rm., 2-car gafage, plus so many
additional. features it's hard to
Mrs Sse'e teed Ns'' jffn M ssaso insrclak' n H.
$500. r. J. scoFfEED. Exclusive i've
Realtor. IS
Evening star., 1952-10-06
YOUR DREAM COMES
TRUE

the ideal. s sparkling modern rms
and 2 baths with Q cheerful rec.
rm. for the whole family TO enjoy,
The home was built 1 yr.. ago and
nothing was spared to make IL the
best that money can buy. and It Is
school and bus ut door. For full
particulars and appt. to insp.. call
OW. 1920 NOW
Evening star., 1952-10-06

OPEN TODAY, 1-DARK
with 8 bright rms, modern. tile
bath: a. full bsms' snd sas sS kao &c. beat heat
monthly payments, Sci ,S7. Dir:
Out Pa. ave. Sc. to Southern ave-,
left to 42nd st. and left on 42nd
st. to open sign and house. JOHN
r. DONOHOE & SONS. 314 Pa. ave.
s.e., LII 3-0OS4 -6
COLORED-S6OO DN. on Aunt bldg.
S102: priced S7,Sb0. RA. Ss00.
CoLoRED-1ss7 C ST. s.E.-VacSnt.
8 rms, bath. Only $190 down. $50
cp Per me- mo- Open Sun; ,S,;!S,i,cxx S.Si,
S.E.-Made into . apts.: oil heat;
garage, etc.; newly decorated: low
Evening star., 1952-10-06
ATTENTION, Apt. Tenants

Attention, Apt. Tenants
II you are tired Of paying rent, here
y the chance Of 4 lifetime, vs
Sri;p,tnn SrHT y0I an A. outstanding buy in
bier, liv.. .rm. with firepi.. din. ~"
ss,ftsmis,siled G,ts bath; KIT. equipped
garbase disposal and built-in break
fast ifat mock With Formica-top table;
.ntrsnnat.. .ril Dsmt. With VI bath and outside
stone drive on lots Of 10000 50.
ft: and up, and all for the unbe-
ievabie price Of SI7,9 These
homes Of tomorrow are in 4 neigh
borho0d adjacent to 100000 houses
and "a blocks from the KnottinF-
nam Elementary School.
20 on sss' N i.,ogtL e. out Lee hwy; turn right
ieit on Little Falls I'd. to John
Mharsnnld mar v school, right to williams
Open Daily. 10 to Dark
Pornponio Realty, Inc.
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NJ. PAUL HANNAH

M. PAUL HANNAH
132 18th St: NV. -
Silver Spril1g-$14,950
2-bedrm. brick home, Nv. rn.. SEP
din. rm., lge. kit, tile bath, full
bsmt., level Anchor fenced lot; easy
walking distance to paroehial and
public schools. Assume. lge. ~ loan.
WoOdmOor-$18.25O
Brick rambler contains 3 bedrms., Ey.
rm. with fireplace. equip. kit. full
hslnt.; lGe. lot.; conv. to public and
parochial schools.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
eA; A;ssSe:-----1ee $3.50: 1eelters:
TAKoMA PARK, MD.-A new ex-
elusive listing, white brick Colonial.
Ire. liy, Im. with mirrered 1lreplAce.
GID: rrn. and Kitchen: upstairs. 3
good clolet space: an airy dry
hsIne. with outside entrance. Go-
Gated IN an area OF lovely homes.
cpnv; % ttansp. rrieed reasonably
|" zitEnL1fssedsrEx zitEn1fssed RsAIrx co.
OR. 1926 TIL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
LANGLEY
l ACRE

Contemporary 2-level rambler de-
signed BY leading architect; liv. rm.,
din; rm;, study. large kit. 2 bedrms.
large rec. rm. with firepl. l bedrnn.
and bath carport. Quality construc-
ton: beautifully Handicapped grounds.
An elegant home that is priced
REALTY INVESTMENT ,
1917 Wilson Blvd, Arl. OW. 9020
Evening star., 1952-10-06

Colored-N. E. Bargain
1400 Blk. Trinidad Ave.
CHOICE OF 2 HOUSES
Yes. z lovely homes in the finest
6 rms. and bath, full bsmts. with
oil h.-W.h. ana gas h.-w.h. 9 INCL.
PORCHE6 in one. Both in excellent
condition. TRADES ACCEPTED on
EITHER HOUSE OR $500 DOWN.
Call early and see these wonderful
buys.
ST. 1926 TIL 9 PM.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
TAVERN
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.w.

AMER. UNIV. PARK-older home in
this cony: neiEhborhood Of z bedrms.
Eit:. breakfast nook: on 1st a.: s
garage, nice I'd; S1s.oOO: small
down payment. INEz CUSHARD,
ySkH4fI 81 4fIa' VILLAGE, ..s,Soo-SSou ..oo-SS
Just will not find nicer home in
. inner restricted location for the
money. Six lovely rms. 6 bed
rooms), bath, including Inodernized
kit, new awnings, gas NV b., ga
rage; immaculate condition. FRANK
g; PHILIPS, D1. 1411; eVes.' can
NJ. MMo' 'p1tE2asANr-Row brick. west Of
18th st., close to all conveniencss.
B rooms plus recreation room; In
excellent condition: Priced right for
sqsscss saeso sss fo ior ia Mi dssaiis Asalisn WI
NJ THRoCKMoRToN, DI. o992.
NGRTR GfStiGr CLEVELAND pARK-Big spa
cious semidetached brick home. built
approx. 10 years ago and in excel
snt .ns assrse aahS mean
EnSan Eanaard. Misnf f.!' g. dTset nas trsnsports
ton. Living rm. with fireplace.
separate dining rm., nice-size kit;
and screened porch on n lss m: NJ ~, .
End fir.; full bsmt., tar.; gas h;zw.h.
Priced for quick sale. FRANK 3;
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. Ewes. call
vHxtANT, NJ, 100 Hobart st. NV; in
4eaEn:s Sedfms.. : Baths. Can be bousht
Cali Mr.. LAWRENCE. RA. 1868.
HOME THAT IS QUITE DIFFERENT.
plans. Den or first floor bedroom:
End floor. 8 bedrooms. bath and
shower stall. Basement. large heated
rec. room. h.-w.h.; garage, II you
are looking for Q well-built home
in a nne location. see US about this
%4 M. Mas:.lm:n Ms ms5tu L. q IsaSss nAR sr
aAA 12s4 i4tH st. NV. D1. SS4e.
MISUNDERSTANDING PARK
Vacant and reconditioned inside and
out and on one Of the prettiest and
mSss FSn 1siedss sni
2 enclosed heated porches. Making
s rooms. Gas hot-water heat. storm
windows, large yard. garage. The
owner is able to make very reason
able terms. Stop paying rent. See
or call me at Wo. 4o44. M. B.
"'isfAiRsHALL MARSHALL J. wApLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
BETHESDA RAMBLER
First Offering OF this sparkling. clean.
6Gs 6Tick ram6aleF on ivins splsn6,d lsom With 5Sf
and Well-appointed bedrooms and 2
tile baths. STORAGE attic, gas heat.
Near good transportation. E. M
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Modern det. brick home, ideal for 4
convenient neishborhood. All rms
upstairs; bright sunrm: or den on
lst f.; .firepl. in large liv. rm.. sep
arate din. rm., equipped kit: ga
rage. Entire property in immacu.
late condition. You can practically
FRY: INC. wi. WI 500 'tM . pm.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Words alone fail to convey its rea
inviting living room, sunny dfninl
room, recently medernized kitchen
on first floor. TWin-size bedroom, {
bath and paneled library; Just /:
steps above main fioor. level. Sec0nt
floor contains bedrooms, bath
sewing or nursery room and q dress
ing room lined with built-in. cabi
nets. A recreation room, bath. "a
rage viii be found IN basement
rios. L. PHuLlPe. WO. 1900.
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HOUSES ron SAlB-Mp.
ST .IOHN'S PARISH

ST. JOHNS PARISH
2-bsdrm brick rambler featuring lge.
liy., rm. with fireplace, Kit. with
table space. tile bath. full bsnt..
with partially completed recr. .rm.;
corner lot. Assume lge. ~ loan.
Price only S14.500.
2 Bedrms. Expandable
New brick Cape Cod with expandi-
Bile 2nd floor: large living room.
dining rm. combination: 2 bedrn1s.;
equip. kit; level lot In new area.
Price, $12,7b0, terms.
8 EDROOMS-$13,500
Brick rambler less than 2 years old,
Beautiful liv. rm.. dining ell. tile
bath, modern equip. kit, gas heat
fenced lot 60'x16V. Quick posses
sion.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
Call LO. 4-7200
Assume Large CT Loan
57-ft. masonry rambler; large liv
rm. with 6repl. and picture window
3 bedrmg.. completely equipped kit
with dintng. area ] blk. TO Snop,
ping. school and transp.; S2.76(
down Call Mr.. Scott. :.
Thomas r. HALEY, Realtor
UN. 7649. NY. OLGA II
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PARENTS

W1OE fAHENIS
Know the value of being
Junior High and Wilson Hifh
schools. Here you viii find An
attractive. Engltea-style home,
semidetaehed brick construc-
ton. with a fine rms. and
bath, inelosed porch, screened
porch. fireplace. full hsmt. and
lAvaLnry. Priced at oaly
$1,000. Call (eveNinsS phone
Evening star., 1952-10-06

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-This Colonial
brick home IL located close to
District transp. and schools. II
consists Of 8 bedrms.. powder room
modern kitchen. lge. porch, bsmt.
with outside entrance: garage: lse.
lot. Owner leaving town and has
priced this one to sell.
BII.IINGSLEY REALTY CO.
OR. 1926 TIL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
HOUSES FOR sAlRs-.N.w.
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
LASALLE PARK

detached brick home, with
slate roof. in this desirable commu-
ssss spss,ou. 's en nv r rm k,s with SrsgHase Ssg4m.
bath, full basement. Law, outside
entr., gas a.-c. heat, screened porch,
det, garage, Shown BY appointment.
Can M: Sadler. MI. $3.50. Priced
SULLIVAN BROS.
1890 X st. NV. ME. 1924
Evening star., 1952-10-06

COLMAR MANOR--ONLY S17,95O7
Def. BRICK
Two bedrms.. tile bath, 1st a.: large
equip. kit; concrete front and rear
porches; 2-car det. brick garage;
in excel. cond. This type property
usually. sells for around $23, 900,
but owners urgency prices it at
this. low figure. Call today. Mrs.
Cox. LU. 2-S136. ATLAS REALTY
Evening star., 1952-10-06

Town & Suburban, OR. 9400
BETHESDA-$18,95O
New brk; Cape Cod within z blks. Of
kit., : nice bedrms,, tlis bath bath on % III
Z: Open stairway to huge insulated
Gas heat. Outside entrance.
BETHESDA-$19,950
New brk: rambler. 3 twin-sizs bed
BssSt s sSl rsp NV hrR. 1m kF and aeS 6H ,5ss p;ct
window in breakfast nook. Rear
concrete patio; full bsmt.; level lot /;
COW; to grade school. Excel. a
TAXI; TAKOMA PK.-$25 $50
with one hedrm.. or den on ist d.;
8 lge.. bedrms. and bath on 2nd.
Huge liv. rm. with nrepi. Rear scr.
porch, overlookins beaut. rear yard.
aass'lasa saaip Rit sailt-,n n s.r eiss0S rssr y
windows for future rec. rfn. Rear
concrete patio; gas h:-w.h.
Sill. SPG.-$33, 500
D:1H1: ssns .: E:masr 4%s cos. Ts' to .dsoo
Park. es- It; liv. rm.. With frepi.
ana pict. window. 0uest-st.ed din.
. ns: hSS ts sGup spae: De luxe sda kt noTdS with
3 generous sized bedrIns.,. 2 tile
baths: full bsmt. with buiit-fn sar.
Wood Conley Co, Realtors
S710 Ga. Ave-. 81. 500 til 9
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Ravenwood Colonial J
REnRMS DEN Az pATHs

Ravenwood Colonial J
8 BEDRMS., DEN, 31a BATHS
Charming white brick and frame
Colonial, on. lovely 1-acre fenced
lot. well back of street; 2-car ga
r rase' VIII Tish rep circular S1iys srse dn p
rm,. kit. with breakfast nook, den
and powder rm. down; 3 bedrms.
and 2 baths up: full bsmt., maids
rm. and bath. 2 porches, many other
fate5e; lsed 1t tSS s sntoI esss
REQUIRED. Gail q It'll Q.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio BLDG. Arl.. Va. ia. 4-1146
Stratford Hills
BUILDERS HOME
3 Bedrms., 3 Baths.
HTiGslss: gem gem with syeEy posssi.
sign, construction and location.
Home features are itemized as fol-
lows for your convenience. -;
!. 8 twin-sized bedrooms.
2. Huge living room.
3. Formal dining room: ~!
4. Completely equipped kitchen,
5. Baseboard hot t-water heat.
6. 3-ft. hall vent fan.
2. Picture windows galore. &:
8. 2-car brick garage. -.
8. Full bsmt., bar; maids room.
10. A-acre lot. -
Repeat | A rare gem, seldom found
at the amazingly low price Of S35.-
600. Conv. terms. Shown by ap-
THE HANES co.
2040 Wilson Blvd, OW. 2061
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LORCOM LANE

close in. right In Arlington, on lot
5Ox12O.. Street paved and grand
old shade. 6-rm: brand-new Dutch
$l6:65o is the fun price. Address
shown by appt. only. Cali QW. 00o0.
Evening star., 1952-10-06
coNdRESS HEIGHTS

CON0HE6S hEl9hI6
New Semidetached Brick
ty pine recreation room, ail-electric
kitchen full basement with outside
entrance. on large lot. Trades con
sidered. Mr.. Musselman, Ii. 6-0566.
Realtor. 1924 14th St. NV. DI. 3346
LYNDALE Sc, OFF MINI. AVE.
HsS lovely modern slrm. b1ick IN in.
maeulate cond. Beautiful rec. rm..
nice yard in the best location. For
. wonderful buy call Mr.. Penland,
st. 1858, Ewes. LU. 2-7612 till 10
pm. ATLAS REALTY CO. -S
Sun. S-S; S-sfory brick semidet...
8 bedrms:: $13,750. terms. OWNER,
Evening star., 1952-10-06
ROCK CREEK FOREST
CHEVY CHASE; CHA Sl9 MD.

ROCK CREEK FOREST
CHEVY CHASE, Md.
5 bedrooms, 2 baths, full basement
with outside entrance and attached
garage. There is q large patio with
built-in sarden and pool. An
unusually attractive home in one
Of our finest areas. The price is
right Please call Mr. Posnef. WA.
1856.
MARSHALL J. wAPLg CO.
Realtor. 1894 14th st. NV. DI. 3340
VACANT
4-BEDROOM HOUSE
Groom. 2-Story home on o lot
Sb'x120'; 26' living room. equipped
kitchen. large dining, room, gas
h.-W.h.; 2-car detached earage.
$4,000 cash win take 1t. Trades
considered. Don't miss 1t. Mr..
"'ia1aGRsai aaRaaAEYI, ATY, J! foslA oWslArur CO.
Realtor
1924 18th st. NV. D1. 3346
Evening star., 1952-10-06

OFF N. CAP. & FLA. AVE
ONLY $750.00 DOWN
Buys this attractive Groom and bath
brick house. Gas h.-w.h. Possession.
For this bargain call till 3 pm.
COIN Il LEVINE. HO. 1920
Evening star., 1952-10-06
-T Realtor
1924 14th st. NV. DI. S346

BETHESDA-$2O,5O 500
NEAR FAST TRANsP.; SHOPPING
AND SCHOOLS
Beautiful white brick Colonial home
with slate roof, built in l941. Excel.
cond. throughout. Lovely liv. rm.
with fireplace. din. rm., fully equip.
full basement, screened porch, lge.
well-landscaped corner lot. Excel.
neighborhood. LARGE 1ST TRUST
AVAILABLE. Once open til 8.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Battle of Quorterbocks Is Due
As Navy, Irish Groom Two Each

concerned about the Midshipmen's S
pass defense and Frank Fosters s
scouting report on the Irish didn't
ease his mind. Notre Dame will
throw at any time and from any
position on the field, Foster
reported.
Erdelatz also is trying to get q
better brand of punting for Notre
Dame than Navy enjoyed against
Penn ard young Tom Hamilton,
jr., will have competition for his
job. Camerson, Joe Gattuso and
Jack Anderson are putting in
extra time on kicking this week
with Cameron seeming to have the
edge. Erdelatz won't decide
which man will be used until just
before the game.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 80 (P)
-Notre Danes footballers held
an "anti-fumble" drill yesterday
with the varsity backs racing
through a gauntlet Of freshmen
tacklers trying to steal the ball
The Irish have fumbled Ia
times in the last two games and
Coach Frank Leahy wants nc
more of the same in Saturdays
tough battle with Navy at Cleve-
land.
The workout was held outdoors
despite frigid weather. Contact
virtually was eliminated to avoic
injuries
Evening star., 1952-10-30
.ss .4Ss H!oH ScHooLS1

same day, Nelson called to say
the decision had been reversed
and it was Anacostia's game
What caused the switch is still
a mystery. Pearce laughs it off
with: Il can change my mind
can't -" Nelson is unavailable
for comment.
Lombardi says he is sorry that
Coolidge should be punished for
something that was not its fault
but points out he would feel even
worse if it were Anacostia which
had to suffer when the Indians
had the rules on their side.
"One comment I received that
burned me up was that Anacostia
should let it go because we didn't
have much chance for the football
title while Coolidge did" Lombardi
says. "The rules apply to all
schools regardless of their position
in the race. If you want to con-
slider otherwise, then Bell and
Chamberlain, which don't have
strong teams, shouldn't receive any
consideration. I believe they have
as many rights as the bigger
schools"
Conn, on the other hand, is
disappointed, to say the least, at
the way things have turned out,
for his team now is faced with an
almost inSurmountable barrier to
the football championship. 1T
all came out of a clear blue sky"
Conn says. "Pearce gave us a
ruling and since he's head of the
department, we naturally figured
the boy could play. This forfeit
is a shock to u.s."
It's an unfortunate situation all
the way around. Pearce, who
usually handles interhigh athletics
in a fine manner. is by his own
admission the goat, but Coolidge,
Anacostia and Kanthal should not
be blamed.
PREDICTIONS: Western over
Anacostia, Wilson over Tech,
Coolidge over Roosevelt, Thomas
Jefferson over WI, Gonzaga over
Georgetown Prep. Danville over
Mount Vernon, George Washing
ton over Southern, Suitland over
Chamberlain, st. Johns over Bla-
densburg, Northwestern over An
napolis. st. Adams over st. Paul's,
Falls Church over Culpeper,
Friends over st. James.
Last weeks record: 13 wins, no
losses.
Season record: 46 wins, IL losses,
two ties.
RATING LIST.
/. st. Johns.
2. Wilson.
3. Roosevelt.
4. CIV.
5. WI.
6. Coolidge.
Z. Bladensburg.
8. Mount Vernon.
9. Fairfax.
10. Falls Church.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Special Dispoteh 10 The stor

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Oct. 30.-The
Notre Dame-Navy game at Cleve-
land Saturday may develop into a
battle of quarterbacks. Coach
Eddie Erdelatz of Navy has just
about decided to divide the work
on his team between Bob Cam
eron and Steve Schoderbek. and
reports from South Bend indi-
cate Coach Frank Leahy is in
a similar mood concerning Ralph
Guglielmi, his best passer, and
Tom Carey, a better ball-carrier.
Erdelatz, reviewing Navy's pre-
vious games, said Cameron was the
better passer of the two. but that
Schoderbek had had more luck
with the ground attack. The star
of Navy's TT tie with Penn car
ried the ball SO yards against the
Quakers and tossed a 33-yard pass
to Fred Franco for the tying six
pointer. Schoderbek accounted
for more than IS per cent of
Navy's rushing gains and so per
cent of its passing at Philadel-
phia.
Over the entire season, however,
Cameron has been Navy's most
consistent performer in the air.
He has completed 81 of 43 passes
for 293 yards, including three
touchdoWnS. His outstanding
throwing against William and
Mary, marked by eight straight
compilations. paved the way for
Navy's 14-0 victory. But Cameron
was Ineffective against Penn and
Navy didn't get rolling until Scho-
derrick came into the game.
Navy, ranked as the leading
defensive team against rushing in
NCAA statistics. will be strength
ened for Notre Dame by the re-
turn of Tackle Hugh Webster,
who was injured in the Maryland
game. But Erdelatz is more
Evening star., 1952-10-30
High Bidding Boosts
keeneIand AVERAGE
BY the Associated Press

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 30
The thoroughbred yearling market
pointed today to a prosperous
S2.783 average at the midway
point of the fall auctions at
Keeneland.
Though the fall sales seldom re-
turn the lush bids that mark the
auctions, six purchases in
the $4,000 or better class yester-
day contributed to averages of
$3,110 and $2.971 for the two
sessions.
Karl L. Martin and w. N. Nc
Kinney of Knoxville. Tenn, gave
$4,000 for a bay son of imported
Goya 1I-Seldina, high for the sale
to date. The colt, from the Hart
land Farm consignment, is a half
brother to the stakes winner, With
Pleasure.
Brookfield Farms of Maryland
paid $4,000 for a bay colt by
Brookfleld-On the Double from
the lot of Charles A. Asbury e.
Son. There were two bids of
$11, 900. Henry Forrest of Cow
lngton, an agent, gave that
amount for an Asbury colt by
Shut Out-Smart Trick and Frank
V. Brach of Chicago bought a
War Admiral-Richmond Rose colt
put in the sale by H. A. Luro. an
agent. The colt is a half brother
to stakes winner. Sweet Caprice.
Herbert Herff of Memphis
paid $4,000 for gray gelding by
imported Talon-Plaudaway, the
property of Crown Crest Farm. A
bay filly by Jet Pilot-War Melody
which the farm. as agent, con-
signed, went for $4,000 on a bid
by Mrs. Sara CHAT of Putnam
Valley, N. Y.
The Breeders Sales Co. yearling
auctions continue through to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Home Run Production
In Majors Tumb|es
1OPer Cent in Year
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, October 30
Major League home run produc-
ton dropped almost 10 per cent
during the 1852 baseball season.
The final Associated Press sta
tistics today disclosed that 1,701
homers were hit in the big leagues
last season compared with 1868 in
1851. National League circuit wal
lops tailed off by 1T and the
American League by As.
Only the Chicago Cubs, Cincin-
natl Reds, st. Louis Cardinals and
the Cleveland Indians showed
gains over their previous years
output. The Indians, who led the
American League with 148, picked
up eight homers.
The greatest round-tripper flop
was taken by the Pittsburgh
Pirates. The last-place National
League entry hit 1877 homers in
1851 but only 90 during the late
campaign.
The Brooklyn Dodgers and the
New York Giants, who finished
one-two in homers in the National
League during the last two sea-
sons, also took nose-dives. The
Dodgers with 153 homers. had 81
less than 81 while the Giants
dropped to ISL from the previous
seasons 179.
The world champion New York
Yankees. who set a World Series
home run mark, also showed a
loss during the regular 1852 cam
paign. The Yankees clouted 129
out Of the park, IL less than in
1851.
The statistics.
Evening star., 1952-10-30
Little Bowler With Big Average
Is Surprise Threat for Title

conflict with the National Duck
pin Congress championships to be
held here March 28-May 8.
Current officers of the mems
association will be retained, with
Dick Bogley as president; Tony
Santini. vice president, and Irene
Malitz, Secretary-treasurer. A Sec
ond vice president will be elected
and the standing committee will
be increased from seven to nine.
The women's officers now are
Alma Vierbuchen. president; Lor-
raine GULL, liaison officer, and
Edith Christensen, secretary
treasurer.
The first general election of the
new organization will be held in
the spring.
Real estate man Nick Campa-
nella. the city's proudest bowling
sponsor of late. took a bit of a
jolt last night when his team was
beaten, 2-1, by the King Pins in
the Women's Capitol Major
League. Thus the King Pins tied
the Campanellas for first place in
games won and lost, but the
Campanellas remained on top in
total pins. Nick's male. team is
leading the strong National Cap
ital League.
Boots Petit, substituting for
Evelyn Nickel, star of the Cam
den Tavern team. was the top
bowler of the evening in the Cap
itol League with a set of 385, but
the Camdens dropped two to Sun
Beam. Ann Habercom of Chevy
Chase had the same fortune when
she shot 364 for Chevy Chase,
only to see her team lose two to
Tulford's.
Team standings in the all-star
league: Campanella. 1911; King
Pin, 1911; Sun Beam, 1912;
Camden, 1914; Chevy Chase,
1914, and Tulford's, 8-19.