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4 AUToMoBlLEs ron SALE

FORD '63 Tudor: +. ana b., 2-tone
| green; p: G. inspection guaranteed.
Sa;,sg p ;4g6. SJp SS-Mensh or ~ 3. .Qo07mile ysr-
iEfGa1 iT16d1' 44oo 5ennins I'd. ne. 10.
FSsD Sas S2 2ssgH GSstGR T EoKSEaRgr KESEagr ss5s ss5s
FORD 1049 Custom de luxe: like
new; s:Mrince; $3.50: terms. no
FoRHS pTH IA lste eusto aRa b d. + ave; Tsaar
inside and out; ST .3S6. Car No. 22s-
a. MONROE FORD. 1897 East-West
hwy. Sill. spg.. Nd. JU. 5-7604.
r4pn r94psning ..a s%ysningS % ~ 9 Pm, Pm. .,..n.
Ma. s.2sso, Ext. S7S. 20: SiS'o'
FORD 80; Fordomatic; fully equip: /:
| $3.50 down, $45 month. TEL. 10.
IFoR6 lis Tudor; sss6. N. s-so5o.
FORD '54 Country sedan 4-dr. sta
tion wagon; o passengers: cream and
matte oS ssSio heater heater: ss sa.s5o q ofas best
offer. May. be seen ct divers
Amoco, Baileys Cross Roads. yE.
FORD so Tudor; s5e5; e-montnS 4 or
MOTOR co. iFord) 92O Biadensburs
| I'd. ne, Ii. 7-S3OO. 30
FORD Al Tudor; $3.50: 6-month or
S;oeT, S;o90,mile warranty. NO dNSooRIHEAsT
burg I'd. ne, Ii. $500. s MSo
FORD 81 Victoria hard top: pale blue.
|! gray top. matching uphols.; r. and b.
| An fmmac. ear below market; 1895.
Terms and trade. NATIONAL MO-
TORS, NC. l4th and columbia I'd.
FORD '5s victcria; 2-tone ivory and 3
black; Z. and h.. seat covers. This
Car No. 709-A. MONROE FORD
1ZS7 East West hwy. Sil. Spg., Nd,
70. 6-7s04. Open evenings till
FoRD 'S2 Mainline "s"; :. and h.,
seat covers. tan finish, GOOD tires;
81, ,045. Car No. 69S-A. MONROE
spr:, M6.. JU. 6-7sO4. Open eve
rom 81. Custom { s "s" sedan; :. and
5Ss.A: $s75: GoNRsoiE: s TO EoRS. 81 siSS To-
FosD oRsD sS ssSSec,nso cnstom "!tB as q Tudor. and
b. Car NO. S0s-A; so4b. MONROE ZOE
FORD; o5100 Wisconsin ave. NV.
FORD % Custom "8" Fordor; very
low mileage; heater, turn signals,
SgessF'Ve sSb ssilSrmsds MSs ssat s9SS sSyeEs Es
FORD '5S Victoria; radio and heater.
Eoruomatlc drive. Wv. tires, 2-tone
finish; 81 .695. SILVER SPRING
St, Sas Sc. ave.1. sil. spg.. Md. 10.
FORD ,5s Ranch Wagon "v-s";
radio and heater. Fordomatic drive;
81 ,S95. SILVER SPRING MOTOR
GO. CO 1NS' s,i' 1902 sns E;.W. w hwy. sas a c.
EcRD 81 81 sosversiSi:; soH MS 'q gsdio ana
heater. Fordomatic drive, new black
top: 81, 1,295. SILVER SPRING MO-
TOR CO., INC. 1902 E.-W. hwy. Cat
Ga; ave.), Silver Spring. Nd, JU.
FORD Isl VS. Fordor: covers. radio,
heater. STRAIGHT drive; $795.. AKERS
Shopping center. Hiex;sndria. ~. tSSH
FORD S1SH'Hi IS Custom "e" Tudor: a-tone
blue finish, Fordomatic. :. and h..
turn signals. s.ct Q tip-top 1-owner
guarantee. TRIANGLE MOTORS.
roGR6 rsGlo 5s Fl 5upsr sEs d. ns isa. 2ssS2 RoSao2
ccnd.; CO sacrifics aen is; fcr saSe, % SsI. due; due
no money down. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK, =: ]. ave. ct goth st. ne.
FORD 80 Custom-made Tudor sedan !;
fiiil ccnd.; full price. $SO5. Terms.
OTHo WILLIAMS BUICK. 2OO1
Nichols ave. s.e.
FORD 40 Custom, .'S'' Tudor sedan;
:; and b. b; Special for y tedsy. .I4n 1qll y
| RIHMs IsUi Stick aoO1 Nichols ave.
| se. 30
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Gent j

DODGE '4e l1s-ton van truck; hydra.
HIS nfs sifi saLEss lis iaRa ES sis ssfiEgsn Gi is
chassis and cab This Il * 4 extrS rS
clean truck and the former owner
says call him for Recommendation
$176 down, balance easy terms.
PALMER FORD, 4724 Rhode Island
ave, WA. 7-8777. -QI
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FIVE POINTS ON THE BAY
. $11,950
sFairhaven on the Bav
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

WOODLAND BEACH; 2-bedrm. furn.
8ottage; .elec. kit.,. screened porch,
Tow boat. $50 wk. WA. 7-9372.
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-Lse.. nicely
4urn. modern waterfront cottage.
COLONIAL Be BEACH cHfone' Cottage a 'oSi on
water; ami; g boats included and
new pier: available August 30 on.
VI. NJ; Sacf sEacG COTTAGE, Chesapeake as
Bay-One mile beach: bathing. fish,
ing, boat; sleeps eight; week or
.fnonth; avail. August 81. Tu. 10000.
COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-7-rm. cot
tage; ami; August 22-September 6.
COLONIAL BEACH. Emily's Beach
Haveu-Cottages and private units;
spacious cleo, baths. hot water, pvt.
pier. swim, fish, crab: safe for chill
.tiren. co. 5-0611, Mon. Thurs. ewes.
COLONIAL BEACH. beaut. loc. 5-rm
cottage, bath, eiec. kit. screened
sporehes. Lu. 4-5395. Ia .
COLONIAL BEACH-"Victor Cottage" !"
rms, 2 screened porches, bath.
Aug. 21 to Sept. 2. Ii. 4-2534.
LONG BEACR-cottages cabins. S35
sto SIPS wkly.; fully furn. Phone NJ,
RoCKHILL. Prince Frederick.
8lMd.) 3OS-J.
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LOANS

Ia AND end TRUST LOANS MADE:
24-hour service. Call Ii. S-0445.
MCPHERSON MORTGAGE LOAN
ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
Atoo high??7 Do. You need money
sfor taxes or billse Do you need
SMoney loaned on LIST or End trusts
Son terms to suit your budget. Loans
Emade in D. c.. Md. and Va. up
5to l5 wears to pay. Call Mr.. Freed
msns WASHINGTON LOAN q
Rm. S07. Tel. RE. 7-1525.
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
ssoltdate your present trusts thereby
dfeducing monthly payments and In
sterest and give you any balance u
scash; Call Mr.. MILLER. ME
kS-1220; evenings. La. 6-5194.
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VACATION PLACES

OCEAN CITY, MD.-For rent. Avail.
Sun. Aug. 20. DELIGHTFULLY."- attractive
smodernistic 2-bedrm. cottage: 100
It. from ocean, Sundeck. $100 week.
h Also additional sep. bedrm. and bath
Avail. OF. 4-9627. al
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REAL estate LOANS

oP0T Cash for 2nd-trust notes; quick
action; no dilly dallying. Call
RHuGH =. CONNER. 1897 X st, NV.
&3R. 7-4o00; eves.. DU. 7-70Sl.
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AVIATION

SHARE IN FLYING CLUB-Located
Falls Church. Va. Phi. Temple
6-S643, for price and details.
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/ REAL ESTATE LOANS tcons.l

End TRUSTS. Arlington area; immed.
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES.
21O0 Wilson blvd. ArL. ia. $500:
MONEY ON end TRUST-We will
Nd or Va; reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
FIRST III; AND; AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors,
1881 @ st. NV, ME. S-2495.
LIST, 2nd. 3rd TRUST LOANS, COW
ering D. c., nearby Md. and Va.
properties; financial relief for all
purposes. including repairs, addi-
tions or improvements.
APEX REALTY CO.
oil N. z. Ave. NV. ST. 3-1612
SPOT CASH FOR 2nd TRUSTS
21s% TO 49s DISCOUNT
MIR. QUICK. LO, 4.6666 .
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TRAiLERS

1852 LANDOLA 37-ft. 2-bedroom
model, In excellent condition. Call
WE. 5-60S6. 30
1851 ELCAR 26-ft. house trailer,
modern equipment and bath. excel.
cond.: 81, 795. ANCIENT OAKS
HERE'S WHAT YOU'VE been LOOKING
for. 33-ft house trailer, completely
modern at price you can afford.
OV; 3-O370 or come and see It..
vagabond, furn. with
porch: clean and reas.: Temple
Trailer Village. Lot 1885,, Alex, va.
ia. 7-1549, ia. 5-6955 after g..
NEW MOON '52; 40-ft.: $500.
Cider Barrel Trailer PIX, Gathers
burg. Nd. Rte. 240. PEDERsEN.
E3s
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

PLYMOUTH 80 4-door; Plymouth
body in good cond., and, other parts
from same model. JE. 3-965l. JE
2-2799. ask for MR.. BARTON.
Evening star., 1954-08-19

BOAT SUPPLIES
anchors. sss.Soo: cam canvas. soDei pumps ass
WInches, copper paint. GICHNER.
2613 NJ st. NV. Elk. 3-3627
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

So 900 AND ga. 900 NOTE for sale
on Md. property, $50 per mo. and
Sl00 per mo. Can no. 2-7957 or
eNb vs. r5kusS4 5lubsg4j Nory-pa,. vain. mls {. .
Good maker. HU. 3-3316. RA.
SEVERAL CHOICE END Trust
NOTES on commercial and resi-
Dental properties in d. c., Va. and
Nd, at current discounts. ALI be-
fRfcr aiRa 1SNvEsrMENsrt 4 i 1ss trqses co R5s; 50s5
Vermont ave. NV, Ma. S-SO39;
ewes. HO. 2-7657.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

! WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame, white or coIored
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER
me! S-1220; evenings, LA. 6-5l94
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1. o-0VsS@S'
'47 Special "oo..: from
pvt. owner; superb cond. through
GSs; ssoo cal bssgsen eags and 8. RE; 2
CADILLAC so 'e2" convertible. l.
owner. HYDRA. :. and h., Orion top;
Wv. tires: continental spare. Real
sharp car: only. S1,995. BLASS q
SdLsARK. SdLsA.RK / Florida ave. me-. AID. 4
cADiLLAC 1853 "e2" convertible: dS
blk, finish; RADIO. heater, HYDRA
Matte, power steering, Autronic- Eye,
E-z-Eye Glass, Continental spare
tire; an immaculate car; $3,995.
caDiLaC is5s 1893 so q ag sD.siIi. sT S2soo a21e
Matte. radio, heater. power steering
spotless inside and out; truly q /.
owner car; So, ,S76. .AKERS OLDS.
CADILLAC co. Fairlington shop.
ping center; Alexandria. ov. 3-035D
CADILLAC 1862 go" Special Fleet.
tires, radio and heater; Hydra-Mati,
SILVER sfTsIn sPRINo iMssos1looF MoToE co. iNe Sss
1902 East-West hwy. tat Ga. ave. y
Sill. Spg., Md, JU. S-3157.
CADILLAC 1881 coupe de Vile: q
tone green; uphol. to match; Wv
and seats; smartest car in town; town;
S2,395: terms. trade. NATIONAL
MOTORS, INC. 14th and Columbia
I'd. NV. AID. 2-7755. -2I
CADILLAC iS4S "62" sedan: extra
clean; S995. DOLLAR MOTORS,
2s09 r. ]. ave. ne. Do. 7-0719
CADILLAC 1858 convertible; 1900
MI; 1 owner: twin spotlights, new
Firestone tubeless tires, wire wheels
air horns; O beautiful car In neW-caI
condition; for cash, SS,6Q5. JEN-
SENS TExAco SERVICE. 1ssi
CADILLAC 1881 "e2" 4-dr.:: com.
pletely equipped and In unusually fint
condition; W.A.T.A. guarantee; $2,.
iI3e sofh g. nv. n 7-i0o7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

the Gnfee-u1aI1
military junta (HOON-tah,
meaning ''council''C has been
dissolved and Col. Carlos Castillo
Armas (Kar-loss KaSt- EE-yoh
AHR-mass) became President.
The change was announced by
the secretary, Luis Coronado
Lira (Loo-ees Koh-roh-N NAH
dab LEE-rah. In Brazil, a new
government has been instituted
by President Joao Cafe Filho, in
which the Minister of Labor, Col.
NapOleao Alencastro Guimaraes
(Nah-po- leh- ALL Portuguese
for Napoleon "-Ah-lenn-KAS-
tro Chez mah-RAH-ess) imme-
diately began his work by con-
ferring with striking unions. At
conference held at Rejkiavik
MISUNDERSTANDING, Iceland.
the foreign ministers Of Denmark,
| Sweden, Norway, and Iceland
adopted a resolution favoring the
immediate admission of Red
China in the u. N. DR.. T. F. Tsiane
(Tsee-ahng). Nationalist China's
delegate to the u. N. expressed
profound disappointment. The
president of Tunisia's Neodestoul
(NEH -oh Des- TOOR, New Free
dom"D Party, Habib BOurguiba,
(Hah-BEEB Boor-GEE-bah)
who is informed in a chateau at
Montargis (Mawn-tar-zHEE)
near Paris, has warned that
| talks of establishing Tunisia in
dependence will collapse unless
the French authorities free the
political prisoners.
(AlI rights reserveO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
Tree 5000 Years Old

SANFORD. Fla.-The Senator,
in Big Tree Park, near Sanford,
is believed to be the oldest and
largest cypress tree in the United
States. Its age is estimated at
5000 to $500 years. it is AZ feet
in circumference at the base. and
is 126 feet tall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

dent, W hill e
P r. e i'd e n t
Jose A. Re-
m on (Ho-
S E III Reh-
MONN) the
ex-chief of
police. will de-
vote himself
entirely to ne
gOtiatlon OF a
n e W basic
treaty with
+ h q limited
S t a t e S in
G u a t e mala,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
$500 Libraries Listed
By George Sixto

CHICAGO.-There are $500
public libraries and 1,450 book
stores In the United States. COM
pared with 10000 newsstand
outlets that sell paper-back books
and magazines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
Names in The News
land how to pronounce them.)
~ Tonetnnt;ne chekrez;

Ricardo Arias Espinosa Cree
KAR- doh AH-ree-ass Eh-spee-
NOH-sah@, Panama's second vice
president is now acting as presi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
Answers to Our Presidents
THE sERRYs
SPUR LINE
RIVETS

i-These words were spoken
at Iancoln's death BY Edwin
M. Stanton, Secretary Of War.
AWi1liam Jennings Bryan.
As-HsTbert Hoover.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Lundover Hills Police
Push Bicycle Sufety.

! Teaching traffic safety to BIZ
cycle-riding youngsters is to-
days "Safe-D Driving Day" project
for the nearby Maryland town
of Landover Hills.
Mayor Joseph A. Brandt said
Sergt. Earl Miller of the towns
police force is in charge Of the
project. He is visiting schools,
delivering safety talks and then
giving the pupils reflector tape
to apply to their bicycles.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
ZAP wirephoto.

Brooklyn Park last August II
The torture resulted in Mr..
Menter's drowning in the East
River.
Originally four youths had
been indicted. One of them,
Robert Trachtenberg, Is. previ-
ously was granted a separate
trial and testified for the prose-
cution.
A flrst-degree murder charge
against Jerome Lieberman, II,
was dismissed by the court last
week. He still faces a man
slaughter charge.
/ KoSlow was depicted by the
prosecution as leader of the
gang which roamed Brooklyn
parks at night, beating and tor
turing inocent victims "for
thrill"
Attorneys for Koslow and
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policeman, Pvt. Charles Norfolk,
already was there.
Pvt. Norfolk said q car driven
by James H. Huestes. go. of 524
Brook drive, Falls Church. had
smashed into the rear of a Sec
ond car driven by Alfred Il. Ca
briels. of 1912 Slade Run drive,
Falls Church, which had stopped
in a line Of traffic waiting for q
light to turn green. The i'm
pact showed Mr.. Gabriels' car
into the stopped car in front
of him, driven by Joseph H.
Caillouette of 235 Lawrence
drive, Falls Church. .
Mr.. Huestes suffered a slight
cut on his nose, Pvt. Norfolk
Evening star., 1954-12-15

today. No one was hurt seri-
ously.
1t. Lewis Shumate was on his
way to Seven Corners in the
Fairfax County Police Safety
Division car when the crash oc-
CURED at 8 am. He had planned
to park at Seven Corners and
broadcast safety messages from
the car.
But when 1t. Shumate arrived
at the scene he found three cars
tangled in a crash. Another
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Wilson Boes Two Grows
On louisiunu Hunt
BY The As.eeiossd Press

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. Is
Secretary Of Defense Wilson
fred twice with a 20-gauge
double barrel shotgun yesterday
and brought down two birds in
his first acquaintance with
Louisiana crow hunting.
Making the introductions was
Gov. Robert Kennon. a past
master at the art-of crow calling.
I've hunted quail. duck, geese
and even snipe," beamed the
Secretary as the hunting party
unloaded their guns at the ex-
ecutive mansion, ''but this is the
first time ! ever shot crows. It's
fun" Grow hunting is done
without dogs.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
"SHELBY" BICYCLES

For boys, girls, men and women
in CO.., "a" and 20" sizes. Well
made, this is an ideal Christmas
gift. You save $500.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Safety Broodcosts Delayed
As Officer UntonqIes PIeup

A Fairfax police lieutenant
who set out today to make loud
speaker broadcasts from his
cruiser urging motorists to OBJ
serve President Eisenhewer's
safe driving plea. had to cancel
his plans to assist at an accident
at the location he had proposed
to use for his broadcasting.
The accident was a three car
pileup at busy Seven Corners.
It was the county's first accident
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Two Boys Convicted
In Thrill Staying Of
Brooklyn Worker
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Two
Brooklyn youths were convicted
Of first-degree murder yesterday
in the thrill Staying of a 34-year-
old factory hand.
An all-male Kings County
jury recommended that Jack
Koslow, 18. and Melvin Mittman.
II, spend the rest Of their lives
in Jail.
They were found guilty Of tor
turing Willard Menter In q
Evening star., 1954-12-15

Mittman argued that Mr.. Men
ter's death was not murder but
resulted from mischievous
prank.
Both defense counsels said
they would appeal the verdict.
The sentencing date has not
been set.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Pilot From HyattsyilIe
Survives Crash That
Killed 4 in Alaska

~ 7
A Hyattsville Coast Guard Of
ficer was among the survivors
of an Alaskan plane crash yes
terday which killed four persons.
including strait jacketed
mental patient being flown to a
hospital.
1t. William p. Butler, Is. son
of w. P. Butler ST.. of 6811 Riggs
Manor drive, was reported in
critical condition after being
taken from the water near
Haines, Alaska.
1t. Butler was co-pilot of the
Coast Guard arnphibian which
was flying the mental patient
from Haines to Juneau for hospi-
talization. The plane cracked UP
during the harbor takeoff. 1t
was not known. whether the
craft had left the water or
struck a submerged object.
Seven men were aboard the
plane when it crashed and four
Of them were taken from the
water within an hour. One OF
them, Clifford E. Habecker. "a,
Coast Guardsman from Pitts
ford, N. Y, died of injuries.
Still missing are Fred Har-
rington, the mental patient from
Haines, and two Coast Guards
men, Andrew P. TURNER, SO, OF
Landsdown, Pa, and Doyle E
Jahn, 81. Of Roseland, Nebr.
Besides 1t. Butler, whose wife
Hives in La Mesa, Calf, other
survivors were 1t. Comdr. Fred
| erick j. Hancox. "a. the pilot.
of Reading, Pa, and United
States Deputy Marshal Darrell
Miller, who was escorting the
| patient to Juneau.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Spain S Approval Of Lodge
As U. 5. Envoy Reported
BY The Asseeiosed Pres.

The Spanish government is re-
ported to have approve d
appointment Of Connecticut's re-
tiring Governor, John D. Lodge.
as new United States ambassa-
dor to Madrid.
Mr.. Lodge, a Republican who
lost in his his bid for reelection.
is scheduled to succeed veteran
diplomat James c. Dunn. who Is
to be reassigned as ambassador
to Brazil.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Russiu Slow on Years

LONDON. - Russia did not
adopt the Gregorian calendar
until after World War I was
ended, despite its used by most
of the civilized world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08
Babe Meets Big TEST
In Sarasota Victory

SARASOTA. Fla. Mar. g.
Mrs. Babe zaharias made it two
straight in the $500 Sarasota
Women's Open Golf tournament
when she won yesterday with a
54-hole total of 223.
The victory was worth S875 to
Mrs. zaharias. who finished with
a par "a in the final round at
the Sarasota Bay Country Club.
She was nine strokes in front
of Patty Berg. Chicago, and
Louise Suggs. Atlanta, Ga. who
posted 78s in the final round for
232. They won $3.50 each.
Mary Lena Faux of Thomas
vile. Ga. led the amateurs with
237.
The tournament was halted by
rain and wind Saturday after q
holes and the final 81 holes were
played yesterday. 1t was the
firSt time Mrs. Zaharias had
played q holes in one day since
her operation for cancer last
spring.
Il feel. wonderful. she said
Il think I'm here to stay"
Leading scorers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08
CoIoniuIs
Continued From Page AID

playing considerably weaker OPP
position. State won its three
tournament games by margins
of one. four and two points. The
Colonials had 35-point bulge
at MorgantoWn.
Each team placed two players
on the all-tournament team. Joe
Holup and Corky Devlin made it
for the ColonialS and Thompson
and Ronnie Shavlik represented
State. It was Devlin's ff-night
that hurt CIV in the recent
game with the Wolfpack.
State has the biggest regular
in 6-foot-7 Shavlik and a sub
center at SO who's not too bad.
Cliff Dryer. However, CIV should
be more than a match in re-
bounds. with the two Holups and
Karver.
State has the edge in reserves,
but despite the Wolfpack's peeve
over the switch in courts, the
Colonials should be the hungri-
est for a victory. II might be
hard for State to be "up" after
beating North Carolina, Duke
and Wake Forest in the same
tournament. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08
District Golf Courses
Get First Spring Crowds

Washington's near 60-degree
weather yesterday had a revita-
lizing effect on golfers Of the area
as most courses got a taste OF
their first spring crowds.
Tournaments at three clubs in
nearby Maryland received heavy
play. A winter sweepstakes at
Argyle was won by Don Fultz
and Budd Tapp with a 69-6-63.
A blind DOGGY at Bethesda needed
a u for low spot. Lincoln White
shot "a and subtracted his %
handicap for the victory.
A 76 was low in KenWood'S
blind DOGGY and 10 players were
reported at that net figure: M. w.
Brush, 100-24; F. J. Hanrahan,
Oils; Ben TredWen. 10O-24.
Robert Vaughan, 88-12; L. N. Hill
$500: George LeBrun. 86-1O;
j. H. Torbitt, 93-17; Harry
Brookshire. ellis; Clyde Clark,
80-4 and Roy Devereaux, 1915.
Washington Golf and Country
Club reported a double eagle by
Frank Gradoville on the paris,
450-yard fourth hole. Gradoville
used No. 2 wood on his second
shot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08
NAlA Tournament Opens
In Kansas City Today
BY the Associoted Press

KANSAS CITY, Mar. g.
College basketball's most gruel-
ing test-the National Inter-
collegiate tournament-opens its
six-day grind in Municipal
Auditorium today.
The tournament, sponsored
annually by the National ASso-
citation of intercollegiate Ath-
letics, has field of 80 teams
representing 80 States. But. as
usual, there isn't an outstanding
champion favorite.
Most frequently mentioned as
the teams most likely to succeed
are Springfield tMo.) State,
champion the last two years:
Rio Grande tOhio). featuring
the famed Bevo Francis: East
Texas State. East Carolina of
Greenville. N. c.; Geneva pa
Lawrence Tech. st. Peters IN.
j. and Pasadena (CalifD Col
lege.
Nebraska Wesleyan U7-4J of
Lincoln and Whitworth t21-3
OF Spokane. Wash. open the
meet at noon today. The first
round will be completed tomor-
row, Eight games are sched-
uled Wednesday, four Thursday,
two Friday night and two Sat-
urday night.
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Indiana Grabs Two Berths
On All-Big Ten Team
ex .he A.socioted Pres,

CHICAGO, Mar. 8.-Height,
helft and shooting skill prevails
on the 1854 all-Big Ten basket
ball team selected today for the
Associated Press by conference
coaches.
Indiana's newly crowned
champion HooSiers grabbed two
berthS, Illinois, Ohio State and
Minnesota one apiece.
The two HoosierS, 6-foot- 10 Don
Schlundt and 6-foot-3 Bob Leon
ard, repeated from last season
honor team Strangely. however,
All-America Schulndt was not a
unanimous choice.
Schlundt missed three first
team votes. while Leonard was
No. l choice Of all 10 coaches, the
only player SO honored.
Rounding out the team are
Johnny Kerr. Illinois 6-foot-e
scoring machine; Ohio States
agile Paul Ebert. and Dick Gar
maker, 6-foot-3, of Minnesota.
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Busch Isn't Planning
10 Attend Senate HEARING
sy the As.oe.o.sd Press

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Mar.
8.-August A. Busch. jr.. st.
Louis Cardinals president. says
at the moment" he does not
plan to appear before a Senate
subcommittee in Washington
this week for a hearing on q
proposed antitrust bill
The Senate Judiciary subcom-
mittee hearing. set for Thurs
day. will be on a bill introduced
by Senator johnson. Democrat,
of Colorado which would place
under the Nations antitrust
laws baseball club owned by an
official of the liquor or beer bust
ness.
Busch, who also is president
of Anheuser-BuSch Brewery in
St. Louis, said yesterday he still
has had no reply from Senator
johnson on his request that the
hearing be postponed until after
the baseball season opens next
month.
Busch. in st. Petersburg for
the Cardinals spring training.
said he had many commitments
before that time.
Commissioner Ford Prick and
Busch were called to appear at
the subcommittee hearing.