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Evening star., 1953-09-11
Southeast Citizens Object
To Razing Alley Dwellings

The Capitol Hill Southeast
Citizens Association last night
objected to a Commissioners
move aimed at razing all alley
dwellings in the District
The association passed a reso-
luton in its first fall meeting,
stating that those dwellings that
"are restored, are in the process
Of being restored or have per-
mits for restoration" should be
exempt from the Alley Dwelling
Act of 1885. This act, which the
Commissioners plan to enforce
in 1855, would remove all alley
dwellings,.
The meeting, conducted by
John M. Curran, president, was
held at the Hine Junior High
School. Seventh and S streets
Sc.
Evening star., 1953-09-11

The look of luxury coshnere-o blend Of
1929 cashmere, 9Ooo wool in roll collar
stitched yoke or pointed collar. Pink,
blue, nude, grey 1915.
Evening star., 1953-09-11
Two Whisky Hijockers
Caught in 10 Minutes
BY The Associoted Press

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-Two men
yesterday hijacked a trailer
truck with a $55.000 cargo of
whisky and kidnapped the driver
at gunpoint. but were halted by
police 10 minutes later.
One of the hijackers escaped.
Police said they believed a third
man, following the truck in an
auto, was involved. He also fled.
Seized In the truck was Joseph
Lapuma, Is. The driver, Patrick
Coyne, 33, was found in the
truck cab unhurt.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
STORES FoR RENT

GA. AVE. and Piney. Branch I'd. NV.
occupancy. Call ST. 3-5342. 80
EXCEL. DOWNTOWN LOCATION;
clean vacant store: suit. for store,
once or studio; formerly an optical
shop. Call DI. 7-0S99. 30
1OO% G ST. LOCATION-First time
ofiered, CARL c. RoSINSKI CO.,
7142 MARLBORO PIKE-64xeo IT,;
cleo. hot-water heat, 9 toilets; new,
fast-groWing community. Suitable
dor ladies' or mems wear, etc. II.
1911 GEORGIA AVE. NV. adjacent
any retail business. 16x90. BIRQN,
RA. 6-7201. !. -27
6ss. MASS. : AYE: .,gEa NE. - Store and
2 RIM. APARTMENT and store for
once Bldg, suitable for real estate
office or any other kind Of business.
800 10th ST. S.E.-Suitable for dry
cleaning business; app. l9x25;
steam heat. plate-glasS window;
reas. rent. Call ME. S-5400.
16O1-A 9th ST. N.W.--Approx. 42O
So. #. with dwelling upstairs Plate
glass window, gas heat. Immed.
occupancy. Reas. rent. To in
spect, call ME. S-5400.
1924 N. CAPITOL-Ladies' dresses,
cleaners, drugstore; only $3.50
monthly. JU. 9-7622. 30
CENTER, in Wheaton,
Md, most progressive spot on the
map. Modern store. 15x6O-ft.. lime
stone front, large show window:
parking front and rear: immediate
possession. MR.. JOHNSON. JU.
5-2345. --2S
1882 TPITIMG ~ M or
Evening star., 1953-11-26
HOUSE TRAILER
Auction for Individuals

If you are in the market for a good
used house trailer it will pay you
to visit Coles on or before Nov. IS,
1853. We believe that this will be
the first time that you have had an
opportunity to bid on mobile
home or house trailer at an auction
They viii be sold to the highest
bidder. Some of the trailerS that
will be sold at the auction have all
modern conveniences. They can be
purchased for cash or II a purchaser
has a good credit rating he may
purchase one with a full "a down.
II you are in position to own
trailer and not in. position to pay
cash or q full "a down you are
qualified to bid on these trailerS and
put substantial deposit to hold
the trailer for 80 days. This auction
will take place at Coles Auto
Auction and Trailer Co. on Sat,
Nov. %, 1853. at IL am. Indi-
viduals or dealers that have trailers
for sale are invited to bring them
to the auction. For further infor-
nation or reservations call Laurel
AUTo AZ q AucTfoS s11S5SPe l. FRAZIER 1dH CO. s
located on the Washington and
Baltimore blvd. U. S. No. /, Is
mi. south of baltimore and 4 mi.
north of Laurel. Md. Some Of the
trailerss are now on display for your
inspection.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(Confinued.
CARS
WANTED
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 81 VS. la-ton panel. Actual
mileage, $4,000: one owner. like new
throughout. $500 down or your old
truck in trade puts this Ford to
work Tor you. SS95. 2-day money!
back trial. 4-month written guar
aantee; HILL & SANDERS. Wash IS
ave, NV. AID. 4-4soo. A"0n'
GMC 40 pickup; low mileage: ex-
S695. KENYoN-PECK CHEVROLET.
] 51Sh0 aooo Ft. Myer Dr. Arl.. va. JA
ocsr 5s5; on one s;SS $o-ton Dn tandem ]
TRIAL MoToR CO, @ Sso4 Jeff. jeS, DAVIS Davis
hwy. Arl. OF. 1880. oV. $500.
FORD. 1947 van: left. new, moving
ing van body, has been gone over
completely, new motor, tires, brakes.
Rl.n sss ssf at sCSy $3.50 S S iestssEs59sS sssSo THIS THIS
CHEv. 80. de luxe acton panel;
newly painted; excel. cond.; low
mileage: best truck buy in Wash
ingt2n. $500. 1921 L st. NV, Il
1851 2-ton cab and
chassis; 2-.speed rear; good S.25x20
tlres, front and rear; suitable dump
$s95: 3O-day guarantee. HILL l.
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Psalerl Rn I-4add add4 Vermont ave. NV.
FORD 81 VS. h-ton pickup: recon-
ditioned throughout: heater; one
owner; S795; 30-day guarantee
HILL & SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1114 Vermont ave.
NV. AID. 4-430O.
FORD 1850 VS. FL h-ton pickup
clean and ready to work; S645; 40
day guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1iI4
Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-4soo.
15S-in.. wheelbase. 2-speed rear:
S.25x20 10-ply tires, rear; 7.5Ox20
front; actually driven only IS miles
Increase profits with this money
HILL & SANDERS, Wasli.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, lila Vermont ave.
NV. AID. 4-430O.
FORD 1898 pickup; newly painted;
motor in good cond. AP. 1885.
FORD 80 h-ton pickup: heater; new
paint; Al tires; S595. HILL g.
SANDERS. Wash.''s Oldest Ford
Dealer, 1900 14th st. NV. NO.
cHEvRoLET 1s4e M-ton panel;
excel. condition; tires like new; r.
and h.; $3.50. w. A. BARBER, 10th
and Maine aves. s.w. EX. 3-1515.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
BOATS

MOTOR, Firestone, outboard, 7R-h.p.,
erected on stand. forward and re-
verse gear; used 5 hours. $110.
Call eyes,. Ii. 734S4. 20
TROLLING FOR ROCK, trout, Chesa-
peak2 Bay, Herring Bay, Sharps
Gooses. Reserv., call CAPT. KING,
WA. 7-4192 evenings.
2I-FT. CABIN CRUISER; Grey Fsl-
con engine; excellent condition.
$1,000. Call after 5 pm, JE.
4-3304. -27
WOLVERINE, 14-ft. de luxe run
about, used u seasons. 81 Mer-
curry Super Hurricane motor. re-
mote control. heavy duty and stock
wheels. Sac. going overseas, JE. 2
1921. -29
! 4; ship-to-shore telephone;
twin Chrysler Crown engines. EN-.
2-4232, OIL. 2-5S67.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
GARAGES

SMALL GARAGES WANTED or space
ST. 3-3327; night IL 6-s257. -26
TWO GARAGES FOR RENT, in rear
of 732 5th st. NV, opposite GAO.
S12 ca. per mo. RE. 7-4434. -27
FOR RENT--Garage, 30x12, COM
mercial; center of Ballston. ia.
IDEAL FOR STORAGE. large, double
st. NV. 10. 5-2395. %
Evening star., 1953-11-26
AVIATION

SWIFT. s5, low time, always hang
cred. contr. prop, other extras. Re-
license due. MR.. HILL, Ii. 5-67OO,
Ext. 6314S. or TIE. 6-61S6. -27
Evening star., 1953-11-26
REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUST, $4,000; payable
S29 ak.p per me mo 6 sno EXCELLENT Whit White
5-4753. 80
TWO NOTES-Face values, S2.S79
and $2.940, so; each payable $50
monthly; due in years. on new
area. selling for S14 900. Good
white makers; seasoned for sale by
builder at $4,000 and S2,260 re-
spectiyely: JU. 1854.
SECOND TRUST, $6,950; payable
S57 per no.; $4,000. Also $3.50;
5--yr. note; 30So discount. Ii. A.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
TRAlLERS

COLONIAL, 194S, rs it.. aluminium;
reas. Call Cedar 3-3767. -29
SPECIAL SALE. Thanksgiving week
only, Sunday, Nov. 22, through Sat-.
Nov. 2S (closed THANKSGIVING Day)
1864 27-ft. Colonial with tub,
was $3.195. now S2,995. 1858 40
bedrms; J, was $4.375. now $3,995.
now $3.50. 1852 23-ft. Nashua,
was .195, now 81. .S95: 1851 26-
#: Trailette; was S2.495., now So
sale prices. SPRINGBANK TRAILER
SALES. l744 Richmond hwy. Alex
andria, Va. rs
COLONIAL TRAILER, 26- it.. model
So; sleeps 4, toilet and shower
must sell; 5000. Take UP payments.
See at Baileys Crossroads. tJE.
1858 or ia. S-4527. 30
BRENTWOOD 1859: 27 IT,; excel.
SR sSRd sco44 sS51o OIL l2as asa64S Rockville gke
vAGABOND TRAILER for sale; never
LU. 2-00SS. 80
1851 BOLES AERO 1s-ft. de luxe
Helper springs, electric brake con-
troll and awning incl. so. 8-7779.
80
LATE '5e ROYCRAFT; 2 bedrms,
outright bargain at $1,000. below
list. better II cash; Al condition.
PFISTER TRAILER PARK, Lot 81,
Laurel. Md. Phone 1077-J. 20"
28-FT. SHORTHAND STREAMLITE
for sale cheap. Lot 20. BLANDY
TRAILER CAMP. Rockville Pike, Md.
HOUSE TRAILER, 8 rms, 1912: good
condition with extra rm. and porch.
Sacrifice, leaving town. $500. SO.
&-R0-Q O2
Evening star., 1953-11-26
DESK SPACE

DESK FOR RENT, $40; nice pvt,
New York ave. NV. -26
OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenographer available. Call DE.
2-S000.
Evening star., 1953-11-26

End AND. 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased. D. c.. and nearby Md. and
Va, Immediate answer. Occupants
not disturbed. HUGH B. CONNER,
RE. 7-4960: evenings, DU. 7-7091.
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ar1ce in cash. Call MR. MILLER,
NE. 8-1220; evenings, LA. 6-5194.
2nd AND 3rd TRUST NOTES
Immediate Service. Call MA. S-654O
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1Ol4 k st. nav. (I1th and X
Evening star., 1953-11-26
BUSINESS PROF.. WANTEp
GAS STATION SITES
VIA NTTlEn

/ have one of the largest oil COM
psnies with their representatives in
town to select number of new
locations within radius of 40 miles
of Washington. They will take over
stations already established and re-
model to create better business or
buy ground for new stations Call
MR.. WELLS lOL. 2-6690l. for all
details. -OR
Evening star., 1953-11-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED

DEALE - Brand-new 2-bedrm. year
around home; beach and pier privils. !;
all elec. kit. Only S7,750. Low
down payment. Several other year
around homes. B, NJ. ODUM, RE.
1-5216, or Mr.. Rice. West River
IDEAL RETIREMENT OR FAMILY
HOME SPORTSMAN'S PARA
Disc Beautiful white-s -shingled.
turquoise shattered, all year, SALT
WATERFRONT HOME. Liv. rm..
din. rm.. kit. bedrms., bath exp.
attic, lge. screened porch Approx. a.
acre, fenced Subdiyided for >
addl. houses. Equipment she'd. hulk
mead. pier. Large space, garden,
chickens. Cony. to stores. churches,
free school bus. Completely fur
nished, including I6' boat and
power mower. Must see to appre-
eiate. Price. SI5,500. CALL MA.
S-16S3. o:30-4:30; RA. $1,000. after
p'ms go
Evening star., 1953-11-26
MOTORCYCLES
SPECIAL,

HARLEY, 1875 model; like new; low
mileage. D. c. inspection. Many
extras. Reas. price. La. 6-4208.
Evening star., 1953-11-26

IDEAL STUDIO
IN beautifully decorated bldg. IN
Dupont Circle area. ApproX. 1000
SO. IT Of open space plus Law. and
foyer. Immediate occupancy. Reas.
rent. To inspect call JOLLES g.
SENNETT CO., D1. 7-4244: ewes.
aero
Evening star., 1953-11-26
FLORIDA PROPERTY
LOANS

RENT large beaut. furn. apt. on lake;
pvt. dock S25 wk., $50 mo-, or
Evening star., 1953-11-26
AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED

~ sSS - hSSSAS NNNN 80
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model convertibles and hardtops.
MCNEIL (Studebakerl, 4034 Wis.
ave, EN- 3-T2S6.
WESTERN BUYER has immed cash
for nice. low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave, RA. 6-II22.
CLEAN PREWARS end '46-'4S cars
wanted for cash. WO. 6-97SS,
1896 Wisconsin ave. IL
PVT. PARTY will pay all cash for
194S, 1949 or 1850 Chevrolet. Ford
or Plymouth; prefer convertible:
must be clean and priced reasonably
Wanted as Xmas gift for 17-yr. r.-old
boy. Phone 9-noon, Crescent 500.
A GOOD PRODUCE. FREIGHT or
deep-freeze trailer. IA. 7-1SS7 or
WILL TOP ANY OFFER
For clean 40 to "a models. Imme-
dtate cash. BLASS & CLARK. /
Florida ave. ne, AID. 1852. --30
Calling All Cars-Cash
SEE BARNES SANDERS
9 AN. to 8 PM. .DU. 7-p435
Corner 14th and Florida Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-26

SPECIAL
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Reg. Sale
Price Price
Horsehide jackets - S35.95 S29.95
jackets - 30.95 1895
Gloves S(lined) 4.45 $50
Engineer boots - 1895 11.95
(All Fine Buco Products)
1851 BSA Golden Flash $3.50
1852 Triumph Thunderbird - 1915
CYCLE CO., INC, S117
Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. Md. JU.
9-6050. Open till pm. Friday and
Monday, - -2S
Evening star., 1953-11-26
$40 DOWN

Only $795 per acre. easy monthly
payments; choice tracts, ] to S
acres; reas. restrictions; cleared or
wooded. Open Sat. and Sun. Drive
to .Chantilly. Va. on Route so in
Fairfax County, continue on 30
Just mile beyond Chantillv to
Route 607 and turn right to Fair
Crescent S56-J or Vienna 391-M.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
Continued.
1907 M ST. NV.
CENTRALLY q nj 1 Al, LOG LOCATED

GLE A1OH BUILDING "
l. 2 or 3-room suites. each has
complete washroom including toilet.
Ofhces have been newly decorated.
Telephone answering service avail
able. See MRS. CROSS. manager on
premises 80
Evening star., 1953-11-26
51a ACRE FARMETTE

Amt That Something!
ASKING PRICE. Si4,500
Approximately pa acres OF resi-
Dental land and a shack In Capitol
View Park, Forest Glen ssection. Sill
This land was purchaseds july, 1853.
by myself and associates for less
than the now asking price.
Rezoning was requested spartly to
Justify the assessed valuation-this
was denied
Now. will YOU interested people please
make us an offer on this apparently
very valuable land and take us
ROY NJ. COFFMAN, Realtor
937 Pershing pr. Silver Spring, Md.
JU. 9-4123 or JU. 9-392S
Attention agents: Your cooperation
earnestly solicited.
P.S.: Happy Thanksgiving.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
MR. FAMILY MAN

Just completed; bedrms., liy. rm.,
den, family din. rm., lge. com
pletely equip. kit. 3 baths. full
bsnt.. rec. Tm.; garage: on Va acre,
with small stream; nr. new schools
perfect for a family life. Open Sat
and SUM-, 2 to dark. Directions
right on Dearborn DIR. to open sign
Evening star., 1953-11-16

The game football went 20
John Badaczewski, former Red
skins guard who was cut last
season for being out of condi-
tion. Badly looked exceedingly
Evening star., 1953-11-16
Browns
Continued From Page .A-16)

one on a pass from Y. A. little
little tailed the other in the
final 80 seconds.
For all Granam's brilliance. it
was Cleveland defenSemen who
saved the victory. They stopped
the Forty miners on the Cleve-
land 3 early in the third quarter,
and later in that period Walt
Michaels recovered a McElhenny
tumble on Cleveland's 18.
But the turning point,
Cleveland Coach Paul Brown
and Coach Buck Shaw of the
Forty-niners agreed. was when
San Francisco couldn't gain
after End Gordon Soltau recov-
cred Ken Carpenters kickoff
tumble midway in the last
period. The Browns crashed Tit
tie for a 12-yard loss on fourth
down and took the ball on Cleve-
lands 80.
Recovering that tumble on
the Browns Is was a big break,
but we couldn't take advantage
of it," Shaw said. IF we had
scored we'd have gone ahead,
21-20. I don't know who will
beat the Browns now"
Evening star., 1953-11-16
Redskins
CONTINUED From Page A-l60

(Contlnued From Page A-160
which heretofore has been con-
sidered it's strongest sector.
The Bears pulled the Red
skins secondary out of position
to get the winning touchdown.
They noticed that Dick Alban
was coming in more and more
to help bolster the line as the
Bears crunched closer to the
goal-line. Blandas throw to
Macon was short and sharp, and
the 175-pound speedster took off
like the Sprinter that he is. Al
ban didn't even have time to
wave at him.
Morrison, with "a yards on 18
tries, was the games leading
ground-gainer. Hoffman picked
up 56 yards on 16 trips and Ma
con got 81 on nine runs, not
counting his kick returns.
Justice again paced the Red
skins with Sc yards on nine tries.
The lineups:
BEARS.
Left ends-Wightkin, Hensley, Dooley
Left tackles-Connor, Williams.
Lett guards - Badaczewski. Kream.
check, Helwig.
Centers-Hansen. Dempsey, Moser.
Right guardS-Georee, Hatley
Right tackles-Gilbert, Bishop.
SuarterbacksMBIandcao. opiinA'e
Left halfbacks-Stone. Whitman. Lowe,
Right. halfbacks-Hoffman Anderson.
Campbell
Fqllbacks - Morrison, weatherly
Dottley, Floyd.
REDSKINS.
Left ends-Taylor, Brito.
Left tackles-Boll. Niemi ModZelewski.
Left guards-Pepper. Ricca.
CenterS-Ulinski. DeMao
Right guardS-Ramsey. Witucki.
Right tackles - Clark. Lipscomb
Hegarty.
Right ends-Dekker. Polsfoot. Tereshin-
ouarterbacks-s LeBaron.
Left halfbacks-Justice, Baker, Doll
Right halfbacks - Rykoyich. Alban,
Fullbac cks-Barry, Heath. Cloud. -.
Washinstdn 89lSaE8 SsaRs Redskins . II 10 G-?4
Bears scoring: Hoffman
C2), Macon. Field goals-Blanda (2l.
Conversions Blanda t0.
Redskins scoring: Touchdowns-JuS-
tice, Ta ylor, Heath. Field goal-Dudley
Conversions-Dudley go.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
College Football
Continued From Page A-16D

/ record and can clinch by beating
Texas A6GM. However, Baylor,
Rice. Southern Methodist all
show 81 marks with two games
each still on their schedules.
This could finish in a four-way
tie, situation that would pose a
real voting problem.
SUGAR BOWL-Despite it's
loss to Notre Dame, Georgia
Tech was the No. l candidate for
one of the assignments-until
it ran into a 1876 defeat at the
hands of Alabama Saturday.
Now 'Bama could get the spot.
West Virginia also had high
hopes. The Mountaineers
thought they had a good
chance, what with a winning
streak of 13 games. But South
Carolina stopped them. 20-14.
Even if the Southern Confer
ence reScinds its bowl ban at a
special meeting today, it may
not help West Virginia.
Meanwhile, Notre Dame con-
tinued to make the experts look
good. The Irish, voted the No.
/ team in the preseason ASSo-
ciated Press poll of sports
writer's and announcers, have
been at the top ever since. Their
34-14 triumph over North Caro-
lima Saturday left them tied
with Maryland for the Nations
longest winning streak-nine
games.
Notre Dame still has three to
go - against Iowa, Southern
California and Southern Meth
odist. Maryland, the only other
major unbeaten team. faces
only Alabama, one of its con-
querors of last season.
For a time, the experts feared
Maryland was not quite the team
it was built up to be. But Jim
Tatum's Terps pulled out all
stops when they crushed a solid
Mississippi outfit, $50. That
score will give Alabama cause to
worry.
Even the staid old Ivy League
is faced with difficulties. Should
Penn defeat Cornell Thanksgiv-
ing Day in Philadelphia task
which should not be too difficult
for the Quakers-it will win the
league title, but its record will
be 10!
Cornell is Penn's only Ivy
League opponent, and, at the mo-
ment. they are the only two
schools undefeated in league
play. If Cornell wins, there will
be no problem. Otherwise, the
decision may be placed in the
lap of Asa Bushnell, commits
sioner of the Eastern College
Athletic Conference, since the
Ivy League is not a formal league
and, therefore, has no one to
give orders.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
Fiore and Kim Sign
For TeIeyision Bout
Al UIine's Dec. 5

Promoter Gabe Menendez has
booked another television boxing
show at Uline Arena for Satur-
day night December S. It
matches Welterweights Carmine
Fiore of Brooklyn against Phil
Kim Of Hawaii for 10 rounds.
This will be the ABC networks
regular Saturday night television
show sponsored by the cigar pco-
pie. The fight will be blacked
out in Washington.
Fiore particularly is a we'll
known television fighter and has
won six bouts this year. One of
them was over Danny Womber
after Womber had upset Kid
Gavilan in a non-title bout.
The current National Boxing
Association rating list places him
No. / among it's honorable men
ton welterweightS.
Kim in recent bouts has
knocked out Virgil Atkins, de-
feated Johnny GonSalves and
Chester Slider and had a draw
with Ralph Dupas.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
Jackie Parker RESTING
After Cheek Operation
By the Associated Press

BATON ROUGE. La, Nov. Is.
Quarterback Jackie Parker of
Mississippi State is reported
resting we'll after an operation
to set a cheekbone broken Sat-
urday in a game against Lou
iSiana State.
Parker underwent the opera
tion yesterday and Jim Pittman,
assistant coach, said he prob
ably would be released from
Baton Rouge General Hospital
in three or four days.
X-rays taken Saturday night
showed the break and the opera
ton was scheduled immediate
ly. Pittman said it was doubtful
that Parker would be able to
play in Mississippi States game
with Mississippi November %.
Evening star., 1953-11-16
Rippy and PopoIosH Victors
In Bethesda Club Golf PLAY

Claude Rippy and Tony Popo-
laski won Bethesda Country
Clubs four-ball title with a 81
and-1 victory over Ben Hartig
and Jack Wilton in the title
match yesterday that found both
teams far off the sub-par pace
of previous matches.
The consolation went to Dwight
Mock and S. v. Griffith over
Del and Deane Beman.
Mrs. j. H. Bullock and Bob
Lewis won low net with 73-10-
63. and Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Hol-
lander won low gross with an
81 in Kenwood's mixed Scotch
foursome Mr. and Mrs. j. H.
Baldwin won second net with
91-23-68.
r. A. Elliott's 77-11-66 won
low net in the turkey tourna-
ment at Washington Golf and
Country Club with low gross in
Class A to C. C. Kendrick with
a one-under-par SO. E. L. Wrenn
won gross in Class B with an
80, and j. c. Garrett low net
with 85-18-67. j. G. Nester
with 81 and w. N. Flint 95-24-
II; were the Glass c winners.
Ernie Garlem's fine four-under-
par SO won low gross honorS in
the turkey tournament of the
East Potomac club members.
Garlem had a pair of 34s on the
par-72 layout.
Net winners were Paul Mint
zell, 90-15. rs; Mrs. Jane Hays,
100-25; Bill Aud, 81-6, IS;
Charles Alexander. 1874, and
Gordon Rainwater, $50. rs.
Prince Georges members held a
pair OF turkey tournaments over
the week end. Jim Kinder's 70
won gross honors in one and H.
B. JenSen's par 70 in the other.
Net winners in the various
handicap classes were %, Billy
Burns. 74-4. TO: 1912, Howard
Halpin. 1910, SO; 1915, Ralph
Byers, 87-13, IA; 1919, C. Y.
Anderson, 94-18. rs; 90 and over,
j. E. Nell, 94-23, II. In the Sec
ond event winners were %,
Evening star., 1953-11-16

Al Demao caused more con-
fusion after yesterdays Red.
skins-BearS game than a half
dozen smart quarterbacks by
picking the ball out of the air
after Eddie LeBaron's punt
bounced off Eddie Macon's chest
in the third period.
In the technical jargon of the
National Football Leagues
rules-makers, Macon "muffed"
the ball, since he did not have
complete possession. Had he
caught it, started to run, and
then dropped it, it would have
been a tumble and Demao would
have been allowed the gain.
A muffed ball is dead at the
point of recovery.
Rule six notes that when A
(the kicking team RECEIVERS a
kick from Scrimmage anywhere
in the field of play after it has
first been touched by B beyond
the line of Scrimmage it is first
down for A at the point of re-
covery."
The ruling is different on free
kicks, which govern kickoffS.
Any recovered kickoff may be
returned as far as possible.
Thus. when Billy Gross of the
Cardinals fumbled while run
ming back a kickoff against the
Rams. and Night Train Lane
caught it on the f1y-as Demao
did yesterday-Lane was per-
mitted to run with the ball. He
did, scoring a touchdown.
The hustle shown by Eddie
Macon of the Bears was a fine
example for the fathers in the
stands. The Negro speedster is
the father of four youngsters,
and some of the tired, old dads
watching him go must have been
just a little envious.
1t was Macon's best perform
ance of the season, but Owner
Coach George Halas figured he
was ready for it last Thursday.
Eddie played Charlie Justices
position in our defensive drill
that day." Halas explained. land
from the way he ran we knew he
would have a big day. He really
cut loose for the first time this
season."
HalaS thinks the Bears record,
which now shows two victories
against five defeats and one tie,