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APTS. FURN.-VA. (cont. J

ALEX. AREA bedrms., kit, bath,
liv. rm.; avail. to buslineS; vacant;
suit. girls. Call TIE. 6-3S25.
-27
ARL., mr.. Pentagon; new . bedrms..
liv. rm., din. rm., " bath; yard,
25O4 ARLINGTON BLVD.-complete-
ly furn., attrac. and clean. 2 bed
rms, liv. rm.. din. rm. kit. and
bath; conv. to Pentagon. Arlington
Hall and shopping center; bus serv-
ice good. For adults. No children or
pets. -2S
FOR RENT-Nearby Va: completely
furn. 1S-ft. house trailer. To see
call RALPH GEURNsEY, Crescent
ARL,MAttrac. duplex. ? bedrms.. liv.
rm., dinette. kit, bath; S12O mo
incl. heat. ia. 2-7371. -2S
BASEMENT bedrm.. liv. rm., kit
and bath. WestoVer. ia. 5-7236.
.57I1 N. 11th rd. Arlington. -2S
1903 NO. goth ST. Il blk. to Key
Bridge)-2 bedrms., liv. rm., kit.
and bath; $75. For information
call Mr.. Gill Monday, EN-. $4,000.
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY co.
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APTS. FURN.-MD. (cont. }

entr'; facing w woods; ' empi ni CPL cpl. Incl. mel
utils;; SD, ~. 5-35s5. -.
door dod 0sth ss ma sduts S c6SdA 9Ss stops HpTs st.
Md rooms; conv
to- transportation and shopping.
YRsR qNi -koTND fsof1S Arr.-rurn. bed
Masons Beach. Deale, Md. S65.
COLLEGE PARK-2nd f.; pvt. home:
bedrn., liv. rm.. bath, kit. dinette;
. girls or young cple;; no children
n PsSi; Tsp sPTss nSi TO sSsgs ms D q
line; / blk. delightful community
shopping center; $50. KE. S-4815.
conv. to Md. Univ
Beautifully furnished, close to stores,
bus stops at front door. Three bed
dble. bed. Din. rm.; liv; rm;: but
all utilities. Warm in winter, de-
lightfully cool in summer. Private
entrance. Sl20 monthly. Refs. Sreq.
DI. 7-0973. 8 to 6 pm. -27
ly y, decor; beautifully ca, .tt tturn.; 2 bed sd
bath; apt. bldg. off-street park
ing, reas. Lu 44o0O or LIZ; q
0ISSA SMALL BEpRMs.. lse. gi7. vi Tm
eashoie 6nIy. dRP and and &d St: uPi4 ss5
36l5 Hamilton ST., W. Hyattsyille.
HYArTsvILIE, Rogers Heights-2pt;
with PVT. garageyay' lawn and
O n
1soe Ma, OLIVE t11IiE r. ST., Riverdale-Liv.-
din. rm., bedrm., kit. and bath;
pvt. entr., empl. couple or . adults,
refs, S75 per month. WA. 7-0984.
BRENTWOOD, MD.-Nice room. twin
utils. and linens furn., $50 mo.
BHChELOR, bed-living rm., kitchen,
bath, utils., phone lst fl. AP5, r
PARK one block from D.
Gently, plenty OF closet space and
parking, utils. and own thermostat.
APT in lge. E. country house; ? bed
rooms; ,2nd f., sos per month
furnished; WA. 7-5302. Pr,
4-0292 is
SIDE PVT. ENTR., with sarage; 8
rooms and bath. ami. Gil Sligo
ave, Sill. sprg, RA, 6-"378. If no
answer. JU. S-1321. ~
STUDIO APT. -. New home. attr.
furn., utils. incl, conv. transp.,
shopping. Couple or . ladies, share
bath with owner, S65 mo. Apply
3030 Neptune ave. Sc, Glassmanor
PVT. ENT. bedrm., liv. rm.. kit.
and bath. all util.. clean, well furn.
good location. 3 blocks to r. l.
mo. aTe, Va. 4 mile 4S4I{ from D. C. line :s5
KENSINGTON-Efic. apt. for cple.
who wants the unusual; avail now;
HARRISON. INC INc3'V' Ho>'tN9 Ma7 "
65O7 MARLBORO PIKE SEE
rms living room. bedroom. kitchen
and private bath. -27
TAKOMA PARK-Nicely furn.; /
bedrm.' lily: rm;. Kit. bath, lse,
cludpS utlls III Q-O1SS -oS
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APTs. FURNIsHED-VA.

ARLINGTON--Entire 2nd "A. private
home. Two bedrms.. lv. rm., kit.
bath: pvt. entr.: off-street parking;
blocks Hecht's store; no children,
no pets; prefer, empl.,. middle-aged
Pr1testant Protests couple, $l1o no. incl.
STUDIO APT. FOR 1.-Two lge. rms.
with pvt. bath comb. bed.-liv. rm.
and comb. din. rm. kit. laundry
facilities. One blk from bus, fuel
gil 9Lse1F Rent as a unit 500: o IA.
N. 4RLLiiNGToN-spacious. lge. apt.
furn.: quiet street; $3.50. JA. 2-4S22.
End FL. COR. FRONT,
newly dec: .liv. rm.. 2 bedrms.. kit.
bath Sath; :. h;.T,h'; aIx; no pets; sl1O mo-
rHsEF HiSaaa sMs., RMS bath. kit; all Mt atils.
furn. Call ia, 5-9067. -26
or Constitution ave, block bus
stop and shopping district; prac-
tically new, beautifully furnished;
2 bedrms.. .liv. ,rm.. dinette. kit,
sph sp boSe Th tug 1o o0d moS snoYiy in re
DI. 7-O973, Q to 6 pm. 81
FREE RENT-Efic. apt. in exch. for
care .. school children Refs. Call
after Z pm. ia. 2-034O. --2S
APT. AND FURNISHINGS NEW
bedrms., bath, lge. liv. rm. and kit.
pvt. entr.. all utils. 116 E. Glebe
sf1 r. NJ AlfTf PIEfDMoNr MONT ST.. Arl.-Entire nt
rm., u nj nice kit. bath; 10 mins. Pen
taeon; 500. Utils. incl. co. 5-3256.
End FL. of Christian home for couple
biiSes CaiI IA 5.SosS w
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noeIo APTs UAFuRN-Dc tcons)l APIS UAEuRAsHEp-p G.
}. c. | APTs. uNEuRNlsHEn-p. e.

4I3O 4th ST. s.E.-Large 2-bedrm.
apt. conv. to stores and transp
LO. 5-40S0
1857 RAUM ST. N.E.-2 rooms. kit, ;,
dine:te. bath. screened porch. Rent
$1,000 plus utilities B. F. SAUL
co. 925 18th So NV. MA. S-2l00.
6I. s3rd ST. s,E.-2 rooms, kitchen,
bath. Rent SCI .05 per month in
sAigL" = I" CO. ea5 So 18th st St. n. NV. VA.
1880 PENN ST. Me- rooms, KIT,
dinette, bath, screened porch. Rent,
5000 plus utilities. B. F. SAUL CO.
925 18th st. NV. MA. $1,000.
1et1 HoLBRooK TERRI. NE. - .
rooms. Kitchen; .dinette, bath, scrd.
3 F; SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV.
lsa "a MEiGs H7iEiso PL. NE rooms, E27 fit.
$4,000 plus utilities. B. F. SAUL CO,
925 18th st. NV. Ma. $1,000.
aOI5 r rs. N.w.-Two rms. kit. and
bath; excel. cond.; conv. loc., park
dsy my for aG5s Inspection. C, E. WARREN
lsii M1' ADAMS DAMS. MILL RID. Nw.--one-
bedrm. apt, convenient to shops
AMERICAN SECURITY Il Trust
sisi THI' MI. A. pLEAsaSr ilSssS ST. N.w.-Efic..
avail. ir1med.: $50 mo. See janitor
on premises or apply AMERICAN
SECURITY g. TRUST CO., ST.
$4,000. 81
1918 H ST. N.E.-3 rms. and bath.
End e.: $3.50. Call after Sunday
NEWSOM. II. 3-2070. -27
end bath. incl. heat, hot water. sos
Key in Apt No. /. Call after Sun
daY NEWSOM LII a-0010 -o1
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APTS. FURNIsHED-MD.

MT. RAIEIER-Studio rm, kit. and
bath: nr. tranSp.; cpl. pref: $50.
incl. utilS. WA. 1897. 81
DALE DR., nr. Colesv. rd.-1 bedrm.
mr. all transp. and shop; newly dec,
utils. incl; SIS. RA. 6-S203. --27
SILVER SPRING-Suitable employed
couple; $50 mo. JU. 5-S193. 81
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-Terrace apt. =;
sol Holstein ave. Four rms, liv,
rm., bedrm.. dinette, kit, pvt. entr
avail. immed., SS5. Ho. 2-e491
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1914 18th ST. NV.
Attrac. units in 3 sizes; rm., kitch-
enette and bath. S72.50; , rooms,
kitchenette and bath. S95 mo-. and
2 rms, kitchenette and bath, Sll5
mo, all incl. utils. See janitor.
Evening star., 1953-09-26

2440 18th ST. NV.
Well-furn. apt Of rms, kitchenette
and bath. .S1l5 mo-; also avail. soon,
rms, kitchenette and bath. SI55
mo. Both incl. utils, Apply switch
board
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COLoREB-2 rms, kit, semipvt.
coIoFEb@isi5 ~ RqlDcy 81 MI IRVING ST. NV.
Il and 2 rms. pvt, kitchen. with
or without private bath; utilities.
S11 up. Quiet adults. Ho. 2-5565.
CoLoRED-BsMT. APT.-Furn. Can
CoGORED-BEDRooM and kitchen;
on carline; S62.50 per month. Any
time after PM. NO. 7-5724; Mr..
CoIoREED-s-ADULT FAMILY; sober
and employed. to share an apt. :;
good transp Call ia. 9-3Sl7. -26
COLORED-ONE RM., kit. and bath,
furn. apt, Also. furn. rm., empl.
cple.; Christian home. Ii. 3-2460.
COLORED-NE. SECTION rms,
pvt, bath. 1 bedrm. $50 mo. LU.
CoLoRED-BEAUT. 1-bedrm., at
trac. ,lge. fully equipped kit, share
bath in pvt. home; ideal for one per-
son or empl; couple. $50 mo-, incl.
cSL0RED1ExTRA Re ~ x RAJ LARGE RIM: pvt; t
CoIoREDI9a1 Ri HTii M tSc1i EUCLID ST. Nv
rms, Kit. and bath; apt. bldg;
81, $40 - month. NE s-4S4l; -72s
81 sna ossS sasrs mR Rats s4541 gfI' Us iasI
COLORED-1S19 10Th ST. NV
rm. and studio apts., newly decor
good class of people only. KI; g.
CtoEoRED-l RIM. kit. and bath. all
PVT Onld nItiisI furnii ri accept accept, child
Evening star., 1953-09-26

Just west Of Connecticut on Kalo-
rama rd.. A 2-bedrm., liv. rm., din.
rm., kitchen and bath apt in ele-
yator bldg. Rental S150 per mo. H.
1. RUST 4 CO.. 1901 18th st. NV.
MA. $500.
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Walker & Dunlop
GEORGETOWN


APT. /. 1910 Wis. ave. dir. over
Billy Martins Carriage House. this
bachelors dream has been compl
renovated and furn. in the George
town tradition. at S100. it is the
most to say the least. Key in Apt s.
APT. 2, 3249 N st, NV. Here is luxury
rms, Ia baths. full din rm.. kit,
open porch. Rent is S235. Janitor
at 324l has key or call us for
appointment Monday.
APT. 3O2. 1713 R. I. ave. NV. A
lge. efficiency apt, suit. for l or 2
students.
APT. Ga. 1914 Columbia I'd. Liv.
rm., hedrms., kit, dinette, bath.
Call EX 3-5S65 to inspect.
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5-0222.
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3701 MASS. AVE. NV.
Two bedrms.. large liv. rm. and
foyer, kit, din, bath, ample closets.
Immac:- furn.; avail. Oct. l; $175
mo. Shown by appt. Res. Mgr,
EN- 2-ol37 -27
Evening star., 1953-09-26

FURNISHED
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
Nichols ave. and Galveston pl.. con-
venient to shopping centers' Boiling
Field, Naval Research Laboratory
and downtown-Bright. nicely furn.
sarden-type apts., with . and 3
exposures, liv. rm., hedrm., dinette.
kit. and bath; all utilS. included in
rent. Apply to MRS. DALEY. resi-
dent manager, 90 Galveston pl. S.w.
Evening star., 1953-09-26

3IOS VARNUM ST. N.E.-Near Cath
olic u: beau. . rms, kit. and bath
apt; S79: 80. Key in apt. or 80
Further details call WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP. Ma. S-4S1S-
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3o5 10th ST. S.W.-2 rms. kit. and
bath: heat furn.; rental. S37 so per
mo; GUARANTEE REALTY. INC,
1923 10th st. NV, Ma. S-O5S7.
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GALVESTON APIS

$50 D ST. NE.
Two bedrms., liv. rm., kit, pvt. bath,
entire 2nd f.; conv. transp. Ii.
Evening star., 1953-09-26

THE EVENING STAR Alt
Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ee, 1853
Evening star., 1953-09-26

IbUI 4iFd ST. N,W.-Ird n; 2 bed
rms, liv. rm.. kit breakfast nook
$50 so. JOHN F. DONOHOE &
SONS. 314 Pa. ave Sc. Ii. 3-n0S4
Evening star., 1953-09-26

Z "A OH CT 6 4 AHa.s n

f5S ,Sth ST. S.E.-Opp Marine Bar
racks; nr; Navy Yd.; Bird fl. apt. 3
hedrms,. lge. liv. rm.. kit, dinette
tiled bath with shower. all mod.
neat furn., sos mo. RA. 3-67S4
Evening star., 1953-09-26

14OO FAIRMoNT ST. NV.
Nicely furn. units in 3 sizes; . rms.
kitchenette and bath. sos; 3 rms,
kitchenette and bath, S120: also
large units. suitable six or eight
adults. 5 rms, kitchenette and bath
S155 mo. All incl. utilS. Apply
switchboard.
Evening star., 1953-09-26

144S PARK RID, NV.
Sew. units at very low prices: . rms
kitchenette and bath. $75, $50 and
$50 mo-; also 3 rms, kitchenette
and bath, $s5. S95 and SlOO mo,
All incl utils. Apply Apt. No. /.
Evening star., 1953-09-26
GLASSMANOR
PLEASANT HILLS

Convenient Dupont Circle
Il bedroom furn. apt, S92 month
Available Oct. !. Call ST. 3-2Sl5.
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IUNthLUUMING CAPITUL PAKk -
Spacious liv, rm.. . bedrms.. kitchen.
d1nette, bath and porch. Sis per
month. For information call Ii. 6-
Evening star., 1953-09-26

ARMY OFFICER leaving town will
rent rms. and bath; loc., center
of Govt. area; mr.: Smithsonian
Inst: $50 per mo. LO. 5-24l l3.
Evening star., 1953-09-26

S15 KENNEDY N.W.-6 rms. on one
f.. 5 closets g bedrnls. liv. rm..
kit, bath; nice yard; S10a.50 with
heat and hot water: no children or
Evening star., 1953-09-26
APTs. FURNlsHEp-p. c.
1918 I4th NV.

Nicely furnished liy.-bed rm. kit
Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS
Evening star., 1953-09-26

7O5 9Th ST. Me- large rooms.
kit. and bath; nicely furn.: near
Marine barracks and Naval Gun
Factory: Is minutes downtown.
LIV. RIM. bedrm., kitchen. dinette and
bath; utils incl; l child accep.: q
block school, bus. LU. 1-3544. --27
3O2I 18th ST. N.W.-Nr. 18th and
Columbia rd.; l and . bedrms.. mod.
kits. and baths: open Sat, SUM-, l g
Evening star., 1953-09-26

GLOVER PARK-Newly decor; .
rms, kit; encl sun porch, priv,
hath: utils. incl. empl. couple. Gen.
tiles. WO. 6-4270. 81
ONE AND TWO BEDRM. APIS, from
S4S.32 to $751; convenient neigh
borhood. See janitor, 1430 Belmont
BEDRM.. liv, rm., kit. bath: avail
Apt. 81. 500 Otis pl. m NV. p J S A.
McKEEyER co, INC. 1882 K st.
NV. ST. 3-SS00. .
CONGRESS HTS. S.E.-Lovely l.
bedrm. apt. opp. city park; mr..
back yd. 491 Valley ave. 10. 3-4237.
Evening star., 1953-09-26

EMBASSY SECTION AAA park loo;
new air-cond. bldg; elegant apt
dor 2; comni. turn.. linens. silver,
full bath. kit; refgr eiev. ldry
storage; utils. incl: secy. serv. 1879
1915 sHSid 18th ii nT 81. NwBe9Tm nv a-ae92 e iiv
rm;., kit, bath; apt. bldg. NO. =
900i or DU; 7-4242. -27
4l9 9th ST. S.W.-Bedrm and kitch-
en-. front. semipvt bath; on car
line; newly dec; $3.50 wk. NE.
CRESCENT. 1901 Conn
ave.-Lovely furn. apts., liv. rm.,
13x20; lge. dressing rm. and bath:
plenty closet space; air cond; utiis.
and secretartal service. Call Res.
1927 HARVARD ST. NV rooms
plus large kit. and share bath: sos
mo: AD. 4-2530. -2S
$50 D ST. NE.
Two bedrms, liV. rm., kit, pvt. bath.
Oa@
Evening star., 1953-09-26

II: 33rd ST. S.E.-2 rooms, kitchen.
bath. Rent SOL .05 per month in
Guiding heat and refrigerator. B. F.
SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV. MA.
Evening star., 1953-09-26

iEORGETOWN--Very beautiful, lge.
rms. kit, entr. hall. WO. 6-91 So
Evening star., 1953-09-26

KIT" pantry. bedrm., incloSed-
screened porch; sos mo-, incl cleo.
gas and heat; adults RA. 6-6154.
Evening star., 1953-09-26

32I7 CONN.-Cozy 1-bedrm. apt.
for 3 adults; all utils. but gas; eley.,
laundry. parking. EN-. 3-5797. -27
3I55 MT. PLEASANT bedrm. apt.
newly dec. very conv. loc., shopping.
D 1910 nII z -DNAS
Evening star., 1953-09-26
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

Liv. rm.. bedrm., kitchen, dinette.
bath with tube and shower; large
inclosed porch: attractively and
completely furnished; S135 mo-, in
cludes all utilities. 1918 21st ST..
NV. See manager. 80
Evening star., 1953-09-26
THREE RIM. APT.-Very reasonable:
cnnNenient lncatinn Pa 2-115l

convenient location. RA. 3-I75O.
6II5 9Th ST. N.W.-Bsmt.: lge. bed
liv rm. and kit; attrac. furn.: bus
at door. RA. 3-6440. IS
6O6 ST. N.E.-Large 9-rm.. kit. and
bath apt. nicely furnished: S65
mo-; conv. loc. See MRS. JONES in
3iO9 18th ST. N.W.-Four rms,
kitchen and bath. all utils. furn.;
rent, $125 per mo. CO. 5-1996.
Evening star., 1953-09-26

1893 N. CAPITOL bedrms.. liv.
rm., large kit. shower, util., laun-
dry rm. AID. 2-6259. 81
BEST 18th ST. LOC.-1-bedrm. apt,
large closets: mod. in every respect:
. or adults; S175. CO. 5-04S4.
Evening star., 1953-09-26
1852 Columbia Rd NV

rm., dinette. kit and bath; nicely
furn., S127.50 per mo. To inspect
see switchboard operator on preme-
sis. H. G. SMITFY CO., SIl 18th
st. NV. ST. $4,000. -27
, 1953-04-27
Shipping News

The ~SlS."ARNETA," north.
bound, is due at Frederiksted
April Both, accepting freight
for 81. Thomas and New York
All documents should be
presented at the Office not
later than April 18th.
, 1953-04-27
HOTPOINT WASHER SAVES

Hotpoint automatic washers will
do your laundry with one-half the
soap If you follow = new recipe for
he addition Of q wafer sottenef to
he machine. The softener and rec.
pc for this clothes conditioning"
,omes with each Hotpoint washer.
see this new washer, made BY the
neuess leader 10 the home laundry
Industry. 81 y.,nr Hotpoint dealer.
He can plan ! complete home laun-
dry for you.
, 1953-04-27

A Steamer is scheduled to
sail from New Orleans April
23rd; Mobile April 18th, and is
due at Frederiksted May 7th,
via Jamaica, Haiti and Saint
Thomas, accepting freight for
Dominica, Barbados, George
town and Paramaribo.
G co. Inc
Rob't I. Merwin & Co. Inc.
Agents
, 1953-04-27

If a man has money to burn the
rest of US try to make light Of his
fortune.
Evening star., 1953-01-12
|New York and NBA to Set Up
Midd|eweight Tourney Today

bouts involving Carl (Bobo) Oh
son of Honolulu, Norman Hayes
of Boston, Rocky Castellani Of
Luzerne, Pa; Ernie Durando of
Bayonne. N. j., and Pierre Lang
lois of France.
LangloiS was included in the
American" tournament because
he already has been matched
with Castellani at Madison
Square Garden. February 6.
Two of the four matches al
ready have been announced.
Olson fights Hayes at Boston.
February. 7, the day after the
Castellani-Langlois match. At
ter the opening matches. the
winner of Castellani-Langlois
will meet Durar.do with that
winner facing the Olson-Hayes
victor.
The NBA said it would recog-
nize any Turpin-Hum bout
only as a European title match
and would not crown any world
champion until the American
and European champs met. It
, will allow only a reasonable"
period between matches before
forcing action.
Evening star., 1953-01-12
Morton Schwartz Dies;
Owned Bold Venture
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Mor-
ton L. Schwartz, whose Bold
Venture won the 1886 Kentucky
Derby and Preakness and sired
two other Derby winners, died
of heart disease at his home here
yesterday.
Bold Venture was the best
known horse turned out by the
Elsmeade Stud, breeding es-
tablishment which Schwartz es-
established in 1925 and operated
for about 10 years. Elsmeade
also produced such winners as
Gusto, Clock Tower, Good Gam
BILE, Identify, Clarity. Hindu
Queen. Quarter Deck and Gay
Monarch.
Bold Venture was put up for
auction in 1885 when Schwartz
announced his intention of re-
tiring from the sport. No salts
factory bid was made. so a friend
bid in the son of St. Germans
for $7,100 for Schwartz.
The following year Bold Ven-
ture won the Derby and the
PreakneSs. The horse bowed a
tendon in the Preakness and was
retired. eventually going to the
King Ranch in Texas where he
sired the Derby winners Assault
and Middleground.
Schwartz, native of Louis
vile. is survived by two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Jane D. Hurd and
Mrs. Richard v. Botsford; a
brother. A. Charles Schwartz,
and two sisters, Mrs. Lau-
rent Oppenheim and Corinne
Schwartz,
Evening star., 1953-01-12
Gus Green Boxers
Open Card Saturday

Olympic weights will be in ef-
feet Saturday night when Cath
olic University's boxing team
opens its season against West
Point at Brookland, but expert
ence, not poundage, Is Cardinal
Coach Eddie LaFond's biggest
concern.
Bernie Pannone. spindly 147-
FOUNDER. is Catholics lone vet
eran. and last year was the
Utica ringman's first season in
the sport. His seven teammates
are as green as grass. The only
thing in their favor is enthusi-
aSm.
The Cadets usually have a
we'll balanced squad, with plenty
of men to choose from in each
class, and will be heavy favo-
rites over the Cards. But La
Fond's ability to come up with
a surprise should make the visi-
tors wary.
Olympic weights allow for ex-
ira poundage in four classes.
The 130-pounders may come in
at 1872, 135'ers at 139. 145 at lat,
and 155 at 156. College boxing
officials have adopted the
weights to do away with the
necessity of shuffling their men
in Olympic years.
Evening star., 1953-01-12
Saunders Chapter Edges
Birmingham DeMoIay

One-sided games were the rule
in the DeMolay Basketball
League yesterday. but William
Mason Saunders Chapter had to
come from behind in the last
IL seconds to whip Birmingham,
Ala, 47-45, in an intersectional
game.
Willie Best's field goal gave
the Washington five a 46-45
lead, and AL Bishop added foul
in the last second for the two
point margin.
In league competition Robert
LeBruce whipped George Wash
ington. 46-14; WoodlaWn beat
Anacostia, 1910; Brookland-
Washington defeated Benjamin
w. Beach. 1921, and Silver
Spring pounded Lord Fairfax,
44-13.
Evening star., 1953-01-12
Football Rules Group
Begins Conference
BY the Associoted Press

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Jan.
12.-The Football Rules Com
mittee of the National Collegiate
Athletics Association started its
annual conference today. with
prospects of making few. if any.
important changes in the pres
ent regulations.
Most of the II members
seemed satisfied with the way
college football was played last
season.
An advisory committee of coll
lege coaches. headed by Colum-
bias Lou Little, has submitted a
number of proposals, including
one intended to discourage the
So-called sucker shift" a ma
reuver to draw opponents Off
side.
The coaches asked the Rules
Committee to make it illegal for a
lineman to change position after
assuming his stance in the line
with one or both hands on the
ground Many coaches doubt
the proposed change would end
the sucker shift because 1t
wouldn't restrict the maneuvers
of the backfield.
Evening star., 1953-01-12
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-New
York State and the National
Boxing Association, working arm
in arm in a new era of Coop
Grafton. today will set up a ma
tionally recognized tournament
to determine an American"
middleweight champion.
The NBA announced it's rec
concentrations yesterday for a
flve-man tournament with the
survivor meeting the winner of
a European title bout between
Randy Turpin and Charles
Humez for the world champion
ship.
Bob Christenberry, chairman
of the New York State Athletic
Commission, said he agreed sub
stantially with the NBA list, but
wanted to be sure no worthy
candidate Is overlooked.
Christenberry meets today
with George Barton, NBA presi-
dent, Commissioner Abe Greene
and John (Ox) Da Grosa of
Philadelphia to iron out the
final details.
The NBA plans calls for four
Evening star., 1953-01-12
Crafty Admiral Resumes Feud
With Spartan VuIor Thursday

Auditing. How, Mandingo, Roar
ing Bull, Three Rings, Brush
Burn, Libba. Marta. Occupancy.
Topside, Big Lacquer. Gushing
Oil, La Fourche. Chombro and
Dulat.
Crafty Admiral and Spartan
Valor met twice in 1852, each
gaining a decision. If they go
postward in the Tropical fea-
ture. it will mark their first
start of the winter season.
Meanwhile, Tropical Park Is
assured all-time betting and at
tendance records for its 1952-53
meeting. Betting is up 10 per
cent over last years record and
attendance shows a S per cent
gain.
Through Saturday Of the AZ
day meeting that opened Thanks
giving Day, betting amounted to
$29, ,603 1868 and attendance $751;
1872.
When Tropical closes. the
thoroughbreds shift to Hialean
for a 40-day meeting beginning
with the $4,000 Inaugural on
Friday.
Evening star., 1953-01-12

cred the invocation, was a good
athlete in his own right as q
youngster in Washington.
But everywhere I co." he was
telling friends, they only re-
member my brother. Father Tom
Brew"
Both starred at Gonzaga in
three sports.
Tom Richardson, whose story
telling got the dinner off to a
laughing start. was recommend
ed for the role three years ago
by Herb Goodman, who heard
him speak in Buffalo. Both
Richardson and Vice President
Barkley gave their services
gratis. although both command
good fees for speaking engage
ments if they want to accept
them.
Evening star., 1953-01-12
San Diego Next Stop
After Mangrum Wins
Bing Crosby Tourney
BY the Assoeioted Press

PEBBLE BEACH, Calf, Jan.
12.-Lloyd Mangrum, his pockets
jingling with a load of fresh dol
lars. marked up the Bing Crosby
54-hole golf tournament as a
personal victory and headed to-
day for new fields to conquer.
Next stop on the circuit is San
Diego this week end when it will
be Mangrum against the field
again.
Lloyd led powerful array Of
pros at the finish Of the 54-hole
pro-amateur Crosby event staged
annually for charity. His 204,
compiled with rounds of 67-66-
II, broke his own record of 205
set in 1948.
Mangrum Wins $2,O5O.
He won $4,000. Aided by his
amateur partner, Mil Wershow
Of Los Angeles, he picked up an
additional $50 for a siXth-place
tie in the pro-amateur compe-
tition.
A week ago the Texas-born
sharpshooter bagged first-place
money of $2,750 in the Los
Angeles Open. His earnings for
1853 in two tournaments total
$4,000.
Julius Boros, National Open
champion, finished second in the
pro division with rounds of 60
67-72-208, worth $3.50. Law
son Little. former National Open
winner, took third money of
$1,000 with scores of 70-70-69-
209.
Three teams tied for low best
ball, with scores of 100. They
were Cary Middlecoff. former
National titleholder. paired with
Ed Crowley, .os Angeles anna
teur; Gene Webb of st. Louis
and Col. L. F. Wintermute, Ham
.ilton Air Force Base, and Paul
Runyan and Bob Vaillancourt,
both of Pasadena.
Middlecoff, Webb and Run
yam each won $733.33.
Nelson Picks Up STA.
The pace was hot and heavy.
It took sub-par golf to get in the
money. Jimmy Demaret, WIN
ner here a year ago, tied for
ninth yesterday with five others
at 213 and received $108.33.
Byron Nelson, who made a
modest fortune in his heyday as
champion of them all, finished
in a Seven-way tie for 18th place
and won only STA.