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Evening star., 1953-08-06
Immediate OCCUPANCY


1921 Belmont I'd. NV. Q
rms. k. & b, SIS: also l rm.
k. & B.. $50. Sat. and sun,
Thomas circle at 1ath st.
Georgia ave. NV. .6@uS-2-
bedrm. apt. newly dec. suit.
professional man; with llv'
S97 so. RA. 6-4"54.
3505 18th st. NV rms.
GEORGETOWN. 30ts o st: NV.
2-bedrm. 1st-f. apt. S1I7.5n.
GEORGETOWN. 1924 Wis. ave.
T';T;ni poTc6- ss4 Iss 60. Fm" K 4 D.
Newly dec. efficiency, S69.5o
k. & b., SS2.50
$40 18th ST. NV rms.
A' Seorsetorn. s oi TOW; 1000 Q st, NV.
GoSsiy GsSsEe'sFR efclensy 4s5S aDt K St. ssS: : g.
painted 2e : 9iT rms 81 k. & & B. 5. Ss s55.57.
Arl.. va. 81 N. Bedford ST.
= rm., k. & b.. SIS. Call JA.
1105 c st. s.w.-1 lge. rm.,
X g. b.. S43.66.
747 10th st. SCI lVe.
rm.. k. &, b.. S45.15.
1878 23d st. s.e.-.2 rms.
k. & b.. SIS up mo. See Mrs.
Finch in Apt. 6.
SEE REPRESENTATIVE ON
PREMISES, OR CALL
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Me. S-5402
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CONV. FORT MYER

OO4N W EO1G I 1M I EfG
ATTRACTIVE 1-bedrm.. garden-type apt
TO- shop, and transp. S7450. incl.
all utilities
DREYFUss BROS, INC.
1919 18th st. NV. MA. S-ohS2
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GOODACRE APIS.

Several 1 and 2 bedrm. apts. newly
decorated. New flreproof bldes.
Lge. rms, closets. Hardwood parquet
and shopping. SS7 30 to 500, utils.
incl. Apply S619 Piney Branch rd.,
Silver Spring. Md. JU. still.
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NAYLOR GARDENS

payments. incl. util., $64.75.
Two bedrms, End floor; very clean
cow. to bus and shops; posses.
Sept. j. Also a beaut. 3-bedrm.
unit. Mr: Rowland LU. -7O69'
$4,000, -6
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BLVD. APIS.
Two hedrms. with lge. liy. rm.. d.
nette.. kit. and tile bath. All utils.
except phone incl. Shopping center
nearby. Once. -6701 Hillandale rd i,
Chevy. Chase. Nd. Hours 9 to 8.
Mon. through Fri. OIL. 1920. 10
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HOUSES UNFURhlsHED

ALExANDRIA-Three bedrms.; du-
Si!lG4 SlaG45 S1"V OF o1' per a-aS5s. 70: Can SV
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-New 2-bed-
rm., det. brick rambler, full bsnt:.
porch, gas heat. corner lot: avail.
avg, avg s. s.Sd SllH T.dnO mO' Issrly lsss So
BELLE HAVEN, Alexandria-Attr.
2-bedrm. stone house; liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit. rec. rm,.. screened porch.
GIASsMANoR, G S. Capitol mr.. D. c.
fenced ward; s1o0. LA. 6-l632.
ATTRACTIVE BRICK HoME-Nr.
Langley Park shop. cent. semidet.:
full bsmt.; blks. to bus and stores.
S110. PERRY HAY CO. JU. 5-3005.
SILVER SPRING, TIA Pershins dr.
$3.50 per mo-, Just several blocks
ping center; delishtful 6-rm. de.;
porch; built-in garage. Call M.
Sherwin, MA. s-S1OO; ewes, EN-.
3-7751. H. L. RUST CO. --6
SILVER SPRING AREA - Desirable
LiOuoGS, WIN OpllOAl w Ouy. II
SIGLER 81 CO., LO. 4-S3S3 and LO.
5-4354 d
THREE.BEDRM. BRICK, almost new:
17X22-ft. liv. rm., full bsmt.; reduced
to Sl20 mo: 1924 Gaylord DR.. Se.'
conv. to Boiling and Andrews Fields.
SIX-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW, full
bsmt.; stove, refgr.. Venetian blinds,
auto. gas h.-w.h.; sc. section; Sl25.
RAMBLERwLocated in best and most
exclusive district in Arl.; 3 bedrms..
2I5 baths, large liv. rm., sep. din.
rm., GE equip. kit. ia. s-7936.
ROCKVILLE-We have several nice
listings of . and 3 bedrm. homes,
mo, SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC.
SfIPMs,BHDRooM rGP-1l HhI RAMBLER with
radiant heat. auto. washer. electric
range and refgr. Large. fenced, play
area. Avail. Aug. 10. KinG a-6"96.
81 ALLISON ST. N.E.-Bus at cor
ner. Lovely rooms, Ia baths.
Beautiful recreation room with bar.
Screened porch. GOLDMAN. IA.
7is EMERSON 81. NE.-2-bedrm.
yard. open $40 pm. --6
INGTON-Unusually attrac. 6-rn1.
brick; 3 bedrms, porch; conv. loe.;
$3.50 per mo. McCLAIEE PROPER
TIES, IA. 2-3300. 10
CONTINUED on Next Pace
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STONE HOUSE, also
includes liv. rm. with firepl.; bath;
kit. with place to eat; full bsmt; .
screened porches and garage: compL
furn.; exceptionally well located: nr.
10 minis. to Pentagon: Is minis. to
downtown Washington. Shown by
appt. Call IA. 2-7921 or ia. 2-4777.
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conn, AVE. NV.

One large bedroom. liv rm.. dinette,
kit. porch and bath. Elev. bldg. with
secretsrial phone service. Adults
only. Sl35 per mo. Call BOSS &
PHFI PS. INC Ma S-Q2mn y
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APTS. FURNISHED-MD.

TAKOMA-Liv. rm.. bedrm.. lge.
kitchen and bath: S100 mo-. utilS
incl | blk. bus and shopping Call
after 6 pm. JU. 5-S545. S
TAKOMA PARK-Two bedrms., lge
lIv. rm. with firepl., din. Tm.. nice
kit and bath; entire main A. of brk
duplex house; modern furn.: on bus
line. nr. Flower shop. center; free
use of laundry rm.; .Sl50 mo-;
adults S207 Greenwood ave. Call
JU. S-S444 after pm, -
TAKOMA PARK bedrooms. every
thing furnished; in new, private
home; Sl25 per mo. JU. 5-4iSS. -
SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm.. bedrm
kit, pvt bath and entr.: all utilS
incl: must be seen to appreciate,
500 JU. 5-656,
ADJOINING SILVER SPRING. Md
Beaut. "-bedrm. apt: vacant; in
excel cond.; nicely fUrn.. ioc. in
modern brick apt bids, in best
section of Takoma PE.. Md: nr. new
shoppinG center and bus; lge. liv.
nm, > nice bedrmS.. dinette, beaut.
kit. huilt-in unit. lGe. electric refer
tile bath. built-in tub and shower;
SOS per mo-. Incl, all utils.: nothing
else 10 pay Phone JU. 5-"i06.
1901 BUNKER HILL RD., Mt. Rainier,
Apt, 4-Liv. rm., din. nm, bedrm.
kit; heat and hot water furn; SIS.
KGE,n KeyS APT; pfN or can MR.. sHER-
Evening star., 1953-08-06
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

3.RM.. KIT. AND BATH APT, with
decorated. This apt. has a close
in location and represents much
terms. Please cali Mr.. Gavin. with
H. G.. SMITHY CO.. ST. 3-330O;
res, AID. 2-5004.
Mass 5. A. AYE bag,dom ng R09k .2f Greek Park
foyer, large living rm., dining area,
with immense closet and bath, The
entire apt. has been completely re-
decor SecoTatfd Sro,riiM including resurfaced
caIi9 Tssidentis Stb location PlesTe aTT2 eSl Mr
ST. 3-3360; res. AID. 2-50o4. w.
ONE BLOCK WEST CONN. Ave
Close-in location; 2-bedrm. front
corner apt. with 3 exposures and
rm., vel, equipped kit, excellent
closets: elev. building; price. S12,-
500 Please call Mr.. Gavin, with
H. G; SMITHY, CO.. ST. $4,000;
EFFICIENCY EStIL mr. nri 18th and .3t !, Mass. Mas
phy bed and bath: ideal for one
person and uinusuallv economical;
total price only $3.50 with $3.50
down and, total monthly payments
OF 500 Please call Mr.. Gavin with
H. G; sMITHY. CO.. ST. $4,000;
CONN. AVE, mr.. Porter st-1st floor
apt with foyer. living rm., bedrmu
large. din. alcove, kit and bath;
excellent location; price, $500;
terms. Please call Mr.. Gavin. with
H. G; sMITHY, CO.. ST. $4,000;
OWNER offers 2-bedrm. apt. with liv.
rm., kit. dinette and bath in
modern bldg. u block to express
bus and shopping center at S.
Capitol and Atlantic SITS. Sc. Low
maint.; price. S9,750. 10. 3-4019.
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FAY APIS INC

2234 Savannah Terrace Sc,
Unfurnished apts., utilities incl; chill
dren accepted
10. 2-S933 10. 3-64b6
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APTs. UNEURNIsAED-D. c.

1913 Goth ST. S.E.-New HUNT
bldg. Apt. 3. Liv. rm. bedrm., kit.
dinette bath: SIS plus utilities. Ma
S-6HSO. %
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COLORED-1o95 CLIFTON ST. NV.
-1-rm. apis. Ink, nicely furn.
refgr Agt. on premises or call XII
0-103l e
2-rm. apts., refgr.. nicely dec. Agent
on premises, or call XII 9-l03l. #
COLORED-I OR 3 RMS. gas stove,
refgr.; LIST f.; newly decor HO. -
9637 after pm 1924 Clifton W.
COLORED-BROOKLASD, nr. Rhode
Island ave. streetcar: large bedrm..
ette: S55 mo. DE. "-6@7I. q
COLORED-19OO ID ST. N.E.-lst-f.
apt, 3 rooms, pvt bath. 500 mo.
Ii. 6-7043. WILLOUGHBY REAL
ESTATE.
COLORED-22I End ST. N.E.-Lge.
front rm., compl. kit. share bath.
Ernnl cnle Slin mo RA 6-3oon =.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULING; pads and
van service; reasonable rates. H.
GREENE, Ii 4-253S. 10
ROYALL TRANSFER-We will move
you by job or ST hr.: d rooms as
low as $50. DE. 2-uo66. los
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Phone NO. T-O104 UNION STOR.
AGE CO. INC Established 1906
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches esp. S. L. MORRIS. 45l0
18th st. NV. Call TU. 2-1150 after
ARE You MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. MA. S-4s52.
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CHILDREN WELCOME
I JW-NeWlv Redecorated
CONVENIENT Plus

Cool 2-bedroom corner apts.. with
lge. bright rooms in new bldg: eX-
cellent location, adj. to playground,
schools. shopping and tranSp.: laun
drv and storage facilities. All utils
incl; S94 80. Apply resident Man
ager Apt. 1O2. 320l Sth st. Sc.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Golfers Picks Stanley Jones
As Nations LEADING Linemon

Scarbath of the Terps was Col
lier's "back Of the year" Dick
Modzelewski, like Scarbath, now
with the Redskins, was Looks
outstanding lineman and won a
similar award from the Touch
down Club.
Golfers board did not select
a Maryland back on its ALL
South team. The backfeld is
Georgia's Zeke Bratkowski, a
great passer and fine kicker but
a loss as a ball carrier or de-
fensive player. at quarterback.
The halfbacks are Alabama's S
Corky Tharp, who made seven
yards against Maryland last
week, and Jackie Parker of Mis-
sissippi State. The fullback is
Laurin Pepper of Mississippi
Southern, who played against
only two major teams.
Maryland will be tremendously
disappointed that neither Bernie
Faloney nor Chet Hanulak made
the team. It is odd that the
team ranked top in the nation
does not place a back on the
all-sectional team. However, Col
lier'S picks it's team much earlier
than most recognized All-Amer-
leans. The fact that Jones was
selected was known more than
two weeks ago.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Gen. Van Fleet to Give
Cadets Pep Talk Tonight

WEST POINT. N. Y, Nov. 26
P.-A halfback on one of
Army's greatest football teams,
Gen: James Van Fleet, addresses
a huge rally tonight as the
cadet corps finishes final prep
arations for the Navy game in
Philadelphia.
While the team tapered off
to light workouts, Gen. Van
Fleet, a back on the unbeaten
1914 West Point eleven, helped
tune the Cadets to fever pitch
for Saturdays contest.
It's been a hectic week at
the Military Academy.
The football squad practiced
in secrecy. 1t was evident to
those admitted that the prep
arations were very special.
Linemen dove into blocking
dummies with cries of "Eisen-
hauer" or "Gattuso''-the names
Of the Navy men they'll be fac
ing in Philadelphia's Municipal
Stadium before 100000 custom
erS.
Meanwhile, the main corps of
Evening star., 1953-11-26

Tackle Stanley Jones of Mary
land has been voted the out
standing lineman in college foot
ball by Golfers. Notre Danes
Johnny Lattner was voted the
Player-of-the-Year honor as
they were named to the 64th
All-America team selected by the
magazines All-America Board of
Coaches.
Jones will appear with mem
bers of the team on Ed Sulli-
vans Toast of the Town tele-
vision show at 8 pm. Sunday
on WTOP-TV, Channel 8.
The backfield, besides Lattner.
is made up of J. c. Caroline of
Illinois, Paul Giel of Minnesota
and Paul Cameron of UCLA.
Jim Smith of Baylor and Jones
are the tackles. The ends are
Steve Meilinger of Kentucky and
Don Dohoney of Michigan State:
the guards, Bob Fleck of Syra-
cuse and Crawford Minis of
Mississippi, and Larry Morris of
Georgia Tech is the center.
Last year Quarterback Jack
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Stock Car Leaders Enter
Marlboro Feature SUNDAY

Six Of the top independent
stock car drivers in the East will
compete in a special winner
take-all. 15-lap race, a special
feature of the stock car program
at 2 pm. Sunday at Marlboro
Raceway.
The competitors, each of whom
has won two or more feature
races at Marlboro, are Ralph
Smith of Havre De Grace. Md;
Bill Gross of Falls Church, Glen
Guthrie of Oxon Hill, Bill Nor
gan of Fairfax and Elmo Langley
and Smokey Wills.
A 25-lap feature will highlight
the regular program. Drivers
will be out to crack the track
record Of 8 minutes % seconds,
set by Gross June 81.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Sportons to Open
Practice Sessions
ToCodst Writers
BY the Assoeiated Press

EAST LANSING, Mich, Nov.
26.-Coach Biggie Mum of
Michigan State today declared
he was planning to have an
"open door" policy on practice
sessions for his Rose Bowl foot
ball game.
Mum said West Coast writer's
would get the same break on
practice sessions as those from
the Midwest and other parts
Of the country
This reverSes the policy of
other Big Ten schools to make
the trip recently. 1t also reverses
Munn'S recent announcement
that only home team writer's
would be allowed past the prac-
tice gates
Mum said he had not yet
worked out definite plans but
hoped to arrive at a solution
(which will be satisfactory to
ALL"
we nave TO get a J0O dOne,
so some practice sessions will
be closed, so I mean closed to
every one-Mid-WeSt as we'll as
Pacific Coast press" Mum said.
But others will be declared
open to all accredited press rep
resentatives who care to attend.
The pattern remains to be
worked out. but my idea right
now is to have three or four
sessions a week open to the press
Il see no reason to discrimi-
nate against any regional section
of the press" Mum declared.
what goes for one group will
60 for all"
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Sparfans Split Honors
With I||ini in Big Ten
By the Assoeieted Press


CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Michi-
gan State and Illinois shared
1853 Big Ten statistical honors
as we'll as the football title, final
official conference statistics
showed today.
Michigan State. Big Ten Rose
Bowl entry. was the defensive
champion and Illinois took the
title on offense.
Illinois averaged 284.5 yards
rushing per game and posted a
total-offense average of 1898.
Both marks topped the con-
ference but fell short of the Big
Ten record of 800 rushing by
Michigan in 1943 and Ass total
offense by Wisconsin last year.
The Illini led in scoring with
an average of 25.7 points. Their
average per ruSh was also tops,
5.13 yards, but their average per
play (passes included of 5.44
was shaded by Wisconsin's 5.81.
Michigan State yielded 1885
yards per game. a low of 81
points and a per-play gain of
3.16 yards. Iowa had the stoutest
defense against rushing, allow
ing opponents a 1915 average.
Illinois ranked second on de-
tense. followed by Iowa, Wiscon-
sin and Purdue. Wisconsin
ranked second on offense,
ahead of Michigan State. Ohio
State, Indiana and Northwestern.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Navy Players Sure Their Spirit
Will Overcome Favored Army

game" Naturally. he. too. fore
sees a Navy victory.
A football game he saw in
1949 left a lasting impression
on Weaver, whose father is the
Wisconsin representative for
the National Foundation of In
fantile Paralysis.
Zastrow Impressed Weaver.
II was in high school then"
Weaver recalls, land went down
to see Wisconsin play Navy. I
guess it was Bob Zastrow (Navy's
all-round backf1eld starr who
impressed me the most"
Navy lost that game. 48-13.
but Weaver. who already had
the service bug was smitten
with Navy's spirit.
It's that same spirit that will
beat Army. the Navy players
feel. But word has come out
from West Point that the Army
players feel the same way about
their chances. It makes for an
interesting afternoon.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
I Navy Basketball Games
Will Appear on N

Seven Navy basketball games
and some Army games are ex-
pected to be televised this sea-
son.
Two networks are interested
in carrying the Saturday after
noon events and announcement
is expected soon.
Navy games expected to be
shown are against Virginia, De-
cember S; Yale. December 70;
Penn State, January 16; Duke,
January 80; Maryland, February
13; Notre Dame. February 20,
and Army. February 27.
The plan calls for televising
Army games when Navy is play
ing away or is idle.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Nal Whitfield Plans to Race
In Two Events of Star Games

Nal Whitfield. generally re-
garded as the finest middle dis
tance runner in track history, is
one of the early entrants for the
seventh annual Evening Star
Games at the Armory January
%
Whitfield wants to run in the
900 and 1.000-yard races. and
although it means two tough
events for him the same night
he undoubtedly will be favored
in both.
The former Ohio State Uni
versity flash, who now runs un-
der the banner of the Grand
Street Boys Club of New York,
holds the world indoor record
for 600 yards, and for a brief
time last summer was owner of
the world record for 1000 yards
outdoors.
Long List Of Records.
Those records, of course, are
only two of the long list held by
Whitfield. He is a two-time win
ner of the Olympic 800 meters
in 1892 for the record there.
and he also is the world record
holder in the half-mile. His fig
ure there is 1896 set in Finland
Just last July. That was. after
he had won the National AAU
championship at Dayton, Ohio.
with a isis meet record.
Whitfield is noted for his in
door running as much as for his
outdoor performances. Last win
ter he won the 6O0-yard event at
long list of major board meets,
including the Philadelphia En-
quirer, Boston K. of c., Millrose
Games. Boston A. A., New York
A. c., National AAU, New York
K. of c., Cleveland K. of c., and
Chicago K. of c.
He did not compete in The
Star Games last year because of
a conflict of dates with the Met
ropolitan AAU meet in New York
the same night. There is no con-
f1ict this year, and Whitfield and
a number of other stars from the
New York area will be available
for the big meet here at the
Armory January %.
Whitfield set his 600-yard in
door record when he won in
1:09.5 at the New York K. of c.
meet February %. That is a bit
better than The Star Games
winning time of 1853 by Joe
Gaffney of Villanova last time,
and also surpasses the meet rec
ord of 1:12.0 by Art Wint in
1851.
His indoor 600 AAU title last
year ended a long chase after
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Hockey at q Glance

BY the Assoeioted Press
Yesterdays Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, ); Boston, g.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Syracuse. ): Cleveland, 3
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Edmonton. +; New Westminster, 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Marion, :: Grand Rapids, /.
TOday's Schedule.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal at Chicago.
Toronto at DetrGit.
New York at Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh at Hershey.
Cleveland at Providence.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
New Westminster at Calgary.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toledo at Grand Rapids.
Milwaukee at Louisville.
Marion at Troy
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Terps Close Season
As Nation S Leader
In Rushing Defense

Maryland's Orange Bowl
bound football team wraps up
its regular season as the best
team, statistically speaking, in
the Atlantic Coast Conference
in rushing offense, rushing de-
fense. total offense and total
defense.
In fact the team at College
Park, where Coach Jim Tatum
always has stressed defense, leads
not only the conference but the
whole country in rushing de-
fense. National Collegiate Ath-
letic Bureau figures show that
Maryland has permitted the op-
posing team to average only
1873 running yards a game. Holy
Cross, the country's second best
in that department, has per-
mitted an average of 1921 yards.
and South Carolina, runnerup to
the Terrapins in the conference,
shows 1854 yards a game.
The other departments in
which Maryland leads in the
ACC is rushing offenSe with
257.8 yards averaged; total Of
fense, 1895 yards averaged. and
total defense, 1902. The Ter
rapins were at the bottom of
the Seven-School list in one
category, pass defense, probably
because Tatum let's the OPP
ponents make the short ones
but keeps the long passes and
the running game contained.
The figures show that Terp
opponents averaged 1898 yards
a game through the air. Mary
land almost balanced that with
an average of 101.7 yards gained
passing per game, a figure that
puts it third in its league.
Maryland'S averages also show
up we'll compared to leading
teams around the country. The
Terps are eighth in rushing Of
fense where Cincinnati leads
with 206.6 yards; fourth in total
defense where Wichita is best
with 1859 yards, and sixth in
total offense where Cincinnati
again leads with 1925 yards.
The final score is what really
counts. and Maryland was by
far the best there. In 10 games
the Terrapins allowed only 81
points by opponents, the lowest
total and average per game since
Penn States 1947 team gave up
81 points in nine games.
Evening star., 1953-11-26

Cadets draped the barracks with
sheets, signs and caricatures
poking fun at the Midshipmen
and imploring: Go Army, beat
Navy!" Some future engineers
even rigged up neon signs.
The scene is typical of Navy
Week" at the Point, but in a
way it's special this year, too.
Army hasn't won since 1949.
Tomorrow morning the Cadets
will give the 34-man squad a
sendoff, with tanks leading the
parade to the railroad station.
Army will go into the nation
ally televised game with six vic
tories, one loss and a tie. Navy
has a 4-2-2 record.
For men like Backs Gerald
Lodge and Fred Attaya, Capt.
Leroy Lunn, Center Norm Ste
phen and Ends Bob Mischak
and Lowell Sisson it will be their
final game. ..
Evening star., 1953-11-26

that crown. He had won it in
other meets regularly for years.
but four previous attempts in
AAU meets resulted in failure
until his race last year. A first
lap collision with Gaffney almost
ruined that attempt also. but
Nal came on in the last lap for
a hairline decision over Ollie
Sax.
First Year in 1000.
At 1000 yards, a bit longer
than the distance he usually
runs. Whitfield also figures to be
among the best runners in The
Star Games. He didn't try that
distance in last winters indoor
meets, but on his summer tour of
Europe he went after the world
record, and he made it.
1t took him only two months
after his first 1,000-yard race to
break the record of 2:21.3. He
opened with a June II clock
ing of 2:40.0, and two months
later, on August 16, in Sweden
he ran 2:20.8 for the record.
Audun Boysen of Norway sub
sequently lowered the mark TO
2:20.4, but that takes nothing
away from Whitf1eld's achieve
ment of breaking a world record
two months after he seriously
started trying.
Indications are that Whitfield
is going after some of the 1000
yard indoor races this year, after
pretty much cleaning out the
competition from 500 to $50
yards in the last few years. The
indoor world record is better
than the outdoor mark and is
held by Don Gehrmann at 2:08.2
in the 1852 National AAU meet.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
Terp-Irish Come Urged
For March of Dimes
BY the As.oeioted Press

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 90
A March of Dimes official pro-
poses a charity football game
between Notre Dame and Mary
land. the Nations No. / and 2
teams.
Dan Marovich, March of
Dimes Western und-raising
chairman, said he wired the
Rev. John j. Cavanaugh, presi-
dent of Notre Dame, and Harry
c. Byrd, president of Maryland,
yesterday asking them to give
serious consideration to the pro-
posal.
He wants the game in Cali
fornia's Memorial Stadium at
Berkeley. He didn't suggest a
date.
Evening star., 1953-11-26
CIV Among II Schools
In Regatta at Chicago
BY the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-George
Washington University is among
the IL Eastern and Mid Western
schools competing in the Mark
Timme Angsten Memorial Re-
gatta at Belmont Harbor to-
morrow through Sunday.
Purdue was last years winner.
Each school has two teams
entered and will sail series of
"a races during the three days.