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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

sUNNYBROOK AREA--Lovely 4-bed-
and full bsmt.:. corner lot location;
this house Is IKE new and 4. mi must IT., be
cali Mr.. dribbie, ST 3.7S6s: ewes.
until 10 pm. LII. 4-2462. ATLAS
REALTY CO. -21
TEMPLE HILLS DIET. BRlCK-we
have q marvellous 2-yr.-old brick
home here; has nice lge. lot. oil
h,-w:h.. bedrms.. bath. lst m; !:
& sRe VS. h s%s 50 Ss ss ea nass
Mr.. Penland, ST 3-736S: ewes. LII.
2.7812 till 10 p.m.. ATLAS REALTY
TEMPLE misunderstanding shed.
rm. 2-bath brick home, Located on
lot, lovely shrubbery. Liy. RIM. mas
firepl.. full din rm., daylight bsmt.
garage. automatic washer. dish
washer, many other extras. Call now
and INSPECT. CRIsMoND REAL
VEST HEsrAH HYA Fl castle Ma ls
NAL, on level nicely Handicapped lot
with 70.ft. frontage. Spacious liv.
rm.. with .flrtpl., large din. rm.,
modern fully equipped Kitchen with
porch beautiful knotty-pine club
once! Any reasonable offer in
vited. First Offering. Call THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA. 7-45oo
NEW FLORIDA RAMBLER. in conv.
Landover Hills; 3 bedrms.: wooded
lots. See these homes today at 10th
and Shepherd sts.; compare at
$12,c50 up and you. will see why
they are selling SO fast. Call WA.
p 1J2ans l. e Go. 3 D.m' RoRERAo s.
$500 Down: balance in 1 MORTGAGE,
payable SIS month for non-vet
practically new 2-bedrm., masonry
hHr bun on p.n LEVEL ,et: mr.; D; G;
S S$ ~ e 6 Dx WA $ sS til
SIO,1OO VIII BUY one of the cutest
2-bedrm. BUNGALOWS in West Lam
ham Hills. mr.. the new, grade school
Al cond. throughopt: 70-ft: bl lot;
ROBERT s. DAVIS d co. 30
NAVAL OFFICER. back to sea duty,
leaving his. immac: 6-rm. brick semi
detached home; lge. liv. rm. with
picture window. powder rm 90 on Isl s.
on end f.; fun bsmt = tile floor
owner will sacrifice for quick sale
Mr.. Hammond. LII. 4-2S14. ZAGAMl
2316 CHEVERLY AVE, Cheverly Nd.
brick Cape Cod. 8 rms. IA baths.
firepl.. full bsmt.; terms or trade.
Price, $4,000. ROBERT s. DAVIS
& CO. WA. $4,000. 81
HOUSES BY HUGHES - Popular
Lewisdale; 4-bedrm.. red brick. Cape
Cod; full bsmt.. very attrac. interior.
Asking Sl4. $50. with low down
a aP fn 1ii'4oo til H. s. hoohNs IS 81
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-convenient
Green Meadows: immac. 6-rm. CO.
lonial; Diet. garage; best house in
the area Only S1,200 down. w
r. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400 til
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-st. Ambrose
Pari: h; Cheverly's best buy: hand
some brick Colonial. Three good
sized bedrms.. separate din. rm.. full
bsmt,. paneled recr. rm., screened
porch: 1900 down to GIs. w. r.
HUGHES Co. AP 7-l400 TIL 8 pm.
BUNGALOW, corner vacant; like new;
l acre Of rich soil, trees: between
2. hSSys., 20 minis: ?: G: $i;92o-
CAMP SPRINGS
NEW 2-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
On "a acre level shaded lot: Ice. liv.
rm. with stone firepl.. full din. rm..
house MRS. cox. LII. 2-s136. or
ATLAS REALTY CO., ST. 3-7368.
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BRICK RAMBLER

STUDIO LIVING ROOM
Located in Northwood Park mr.. public
and parochial schools. Situated on q
huge lot. Featuring studio liv
rm. with firepl. French doors open.
ing onto screened porch. Sep. din
rm. and mod. kit. tile bath. Diet. ga.
wooded lot New-house eond. Nc
reas. offer refused.
BOTH HOUSES MULTIPLE LISTED
CAPITAL REALTY co.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI KNOLLS-Recreatio room
brick rambler. near Langley Park
large ~ loan; priced reasonably
n Han VoLKMAN' Ju. s-366G'
ADELPHL;Praetieally new. custom
lively designed. 23' liv. rm. with
n mirrored flrepl;, din: rm.: 3 dble.
S SISsf Co. e o AZ. 4 Na Fine value
BRENTwOOD-Attrac. small home;
4 rms. tile bath. gas neat; large
easy terms. DUNN q co :. Realtor
c iIS$ Ri ave PR 9f; VA. 7oa anrrv
Harrsl' Only one. 1mmac. 2- sshas'
you're looking for q buy, stop look
4454. zAoAMi REALTY. Ii. Z.
Larse iiy. rm'. knotty-pin eA Kit. S eaS-
fuil tile bath on 1st f tsse 2n spi fooi
unfin; with heat and bath ronghed
In; Built-in garage. $1,000 down
c ea9f P ahso Pr IF GnsysEl5
asbestos. 5-bedrm. houses, sI6,5oo
To inspect, call Cedar 3-5292. FL
CHEyERLY AREA--Lge. 2-bedrm.
brick bungalow: in Al condition;
az luxe IN Kitchen Sh nm sta fqy eq To es
pandable attic; Compare this value
Can VA s::seoo I'll r 1n. s RpB.
c SET g; p FXFk q c Httr.c. s.6e s9
2-car brick garage; att. to house
ner lot. 100000; excel. cond.; price
$1b 500 fol. quick sale. FILA. or Va
81 PAIR zssO 4 z.4Rss11s avg
gas heat; only G. yrs. old; excel
lot: assume AZ mortgage: ownel
S IgSSls vi Mi11 sSsusf Ssslsor. svsS
cGa SsSM fxSSss va bsS1nS brk.. slec
dn:,s assume AZ oI. OWNER. 10
GREEN MEADows-vacant. nice a.
decor: lovely gear garage: mr.. bus
5oGs H ' 9oaNsos, Va. 75 sSSn
GREEN MEADOWS - Lovely 6-rm
heat: mr.. bus. schools. shops; q
500 down, JOHN H. JOHNSON
KAYWOOD AREA-Det. Cape Coo
cor. lot: gas hot-water heat: garage
walking distance to D. c. bus
ROGERS REALTY CO.. MA. $4,000
AP. 7-S947. 10
LANGLEY PARK-2-bedrm. semidet
brick sir FIJI b snt goo cash ,ao a5 SsI
OWNER. ST. S-3s22; eyes,. ~
b-3334. a -10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18

V-Hg UUNN' ol. FalTICk Day spe-
eaaipped P fip ful S SsR o Mth o s@
Anchor-fenced lot See this today.
Payments like rent. JU. 9-sO77.
THREE-BEDRM. brick rambler. on
attractive level lot; Ice. liv. rm. with
fireplace and picture window; din
ing room, with corner cabinet, West
inehouse electric Kitchen full base
ment with half bath; located blk.
of Georgia ave. Priced. SlS.5O0.
ROBINSON REAL ESTATE. JU. e
r111 Eyes EN- 3-Q311 IL
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~ %. II NO AIlSWtT " Z. !
SILVER SPRING

BEAMED- CEILING LIVING ROOM
S19.950; immac. brick bungalow
featuring Q reception hall. beamed
ceiling liv. rm. with firepl.. step
up dining room, modern. brigh
kitchen; 2 lge. bedrms. and ful
bath on 1st floor; stairs to large
expansible attic; screened porch: ].
car garage. A real. honest-to- good
ness dream house., only 3 blks. tc
the center Of Silver Spring. w. B
WRIGHT EN- 3-5R0O iii
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81 ACRE

n 1AO4V1
This fine home is especially qualified
for some one who likes suburban
life. There are 3 bright rms. with
large den or bedrm. and bath on
LIST fl. Wonderful porches. high
elevation. green house, rock garden
and pool. Other quarters which
could be used for shop or playhouse
Fine old trees. wonderful yard for
children. Close to stores and trans
portation. Call Mrs. Moebs. OIL
4-170S.
METZLER REALTOR
1000 Cnnn Ave EN- 1.r40n
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SILVER SPRING
PRICED TO SELL
WOODSIDE HILLS

DE LUKE COLONIAL
Mr.. PUBLIC. PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
This immac. all-brick home demands
your attention. Featuring a large
liv. I'm. with q f1repl.. built-in book
cases. step-up din rm, with orna-
mented railing. French doors lead
ing onto screened or glassed- in
modern kitchen. lge. attic. full
bSmt., gas h-w.ha. lge. level lot;
priced at $4,000 or reasonable
offer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-18
By owNER-Priyacy and seclusiol

BIZ UWNEk-PriVacy and BecluSiol
assured. atop. Of Rock Greek Park
becue; all brick; large liv. rm. 24x14
stone fireplace; Scrnd. porch; full
din. rm., kit. breakfast rm.. Law.
roomy garage; end A.. 3 bedrms.
tiled bath; SCI. 500. Terms. Cal
for appt.. JU. 9-64S1. No brokers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21

the free West. The chains Of my
homeland have dropped away.
And so at last can tell the
truth-the real story Of Poland
that Russia and her Communist
satellites try so hard to hide.
Tomorrow: Mr.. Klimowicx
tells OF oppressive living condi-
tions I'm Poland which led him to
risk death In trying to escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
Morocco Protests
Custer Of Sultan
BY the Associated Press

TANGIER. Morocco, Aug. 21.-
Thousands of Moors demon
strated throughout Spanish Mo-
rocco yesterday in protest against
the French reinforcement a year
ago Of Sultan Sidi Mohammed
Ben Yousself. In the French
zone hundreds Of suspected ter
rorists were jailed to avert
disorder.
Spanish authorities announced
they would take no measures to
suppress the demonstrations.
They placed responsibility in the
hands of the Moroccan National
Party which organized the
rallies. The biggest demonstra-
ton took place in Tetuan where
10000 Moors demanded Ben
Yousself's return as "the true
Sultan Of Morocco"
Representatives CT the demon
strators handed scrolls to the
Caliph, Muley Hassan, and the
Spanish High Commissioner, 1t.
Gen. Rafael Garcia Valino, con-
demning the Sultan's removal
and pledging allegiance to Spain.
There was no violence IN the
zone, however. and holiday
atmosphere prevailed.
In the French zone, $50 Mo-
roccails have been jailed in the
past two days in a sweep OF
Nationalist strongholds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
Mrs. Thorne Fights
To Void Son S Will
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-The an
ticipated court fight over the $1.8
million estate Of the late Mont
gomery Ward Thorne was start
led yesterday by his mother.
Mrs. Marion Thorne. mother
of the 20-year-old heir to a
mail order fortune, charged his
f1ancee and prospective mother
in-law with having exercised
domination and undue influ-
ence" over him in the making
Of his last will.
In a Circuit Court suit Mrs.
Thorne sought to set aside the
will made by her son on June
10, nine days before he was
found dead in his apartment.
The suit was filed shortly after
Probate Judge Charles G. Seidel
admitted Mr.. Thorne's second
will to probate and approved the
appointment of Miss Maureen
Ragen, 10, his flancee, as exec
utor.
In the will MIR. Thorne left
one-half of his estate to Miss
Ragen, one-fourth to her moth
er, Mrs. Aleen Ragen; one
eighth to an aunt and one
eighth to his mother. In an
earlier will he had left the, en-
tire estate to- his mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
Fired Woman BIames
Westinghouse for
Quiz by Mccarthy
BY The Associated Press

BUFFALO. N. Y. Aug. Ill
A woman fired by the Westing-
house Electric Corp. as an "un-
desirable employee" yesterday has
blamed the company for her APP
pearance August 6 before the
Senate Permanent Subcommittee
on Investigations headed by
Senator Mccarthy. Republican.
of Wisconsin.
Miss Diantha Hoag, a union
steward and coil winder at the
Westinghouse plant in suburban
Cheektowaga. said last night
that she had been summoned be-
fore the Mccarthy committee by
telephone only four-and-a-half
hours after fighting a grievance
Ia the shop.
She did not state what the
grievance was.
A company spokesman said
Miss Hoag's charge was COM
pletely without foundation"
Westinghouse, in announcing
Miss Hoag's discharge yesterday
said her cleft wing activities and
affiliations have been widely
known and publicized for some
time. She has been identified
in sworn testimony as q member
of the Communist Party and has
taken refuge behind the first
and fifth amendments when
asked about her activities"
Miss Hoag said she had been
discharged because she has al
ways fought to protect the rights
of workers in my department"
AS for invoking the first and
fifth amendments during her
appearance before the Mccarthy
committee, she added:
1T was my constitutional right
to do SO. Those rights are there
for the protection of all and II
some do not fight for them they
will no longer provide protec-
ton for any citizens"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
Druggist Q!uizzed
In Phenix City Probe
By the Associated Press

PHENIX CITY, Ala, Aug. I'll
National Guardsmen continued
their investigation into narcotics
operations here today after ques-
tioning an elderly druggist IL
hours.
No charges were placed against
DR.. r. c. Prather, a physician as
we'll as druggist, with extensive
property holdings in neighbor-
ing Columbus, Ga.
DR.. Prather, who already has
been called on the carpet by
Federal internal revenue agents
on a back income tax claim, was
taken into custody by Sergt.
James Hayden. head of the
Guards narcotics detail.
DR.. Prather was also questioned
about the mysterious death of a
52-year-old woman whose body
was found in Columbus (Ga.)
house yesterday with a bullet
wound in the head.
officials said the woman was
wanted for questioning in con-
nection with the Phenix City
narcotics Investigations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
Russian teachers
Warned 10 Remain
Silent on Religion
By ME As.eeiassd Press

MOSCOW. Aug. 21.-As q new
school term approaches, Russia's
teachers are being warned to
stay away from religion and not
to try to instill any religious
pre-prejudices and superstitions"
In the nations youth.
The warning was published by
the newspaper Teachers Gazette,
which complained that some
teachers have been backsliding-
getting married in !, church,
bringing their children to bap-
tism and having ikons in their
homes"
Teachers Gazette thus carried
forward a l1ewly-revived and in
tensif1ed anti-religious campaign
that is sweeping through the
Soviet press, from mighty Pravda,
the Communist Party organ, on
down. Pravda touched OF the
new campaign recently with a
front page editorial denouncing
religion as a "clinging, harmful
remnant Of capitalism"
Literary Gazette went on to
claim that the nations harvest
was being damaged by collective
farmers who take time of for re-
ligious celebrations. The paper
claimed these celebrations were
really only a pretext for drink
ing festivals. Trud, the trades
union newspaper, chimed in with
denunciations of Russian people
who seek cures at Lourdes-like
shrines and springs.
Teachers Gazette, in caution
ing teachers against religion, also
! assailed what it termed supersti-
lions and the harmful influ-
ence" Of the church on children.
The paper singled out q So
called "holy lake" near the city
OF Cork on the Volga River,
where it said Girls go to shrines
to give thanks for having passed
examinations or graduated from
school,"
And there are also churches
IN the neighborhood of this So
called holy lake where frequent-
~ children come so much under
the influence Of the church that
they quit school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
Senate Confirms Muccio
As Minister 10 Iceland
By he Associoted Press

The Senate last night con-
f1rmed John j. Muccio, former
Ambassador to Korea. to be
Minister to Iceland.
President Eisenhower sent the
nomination to the Senate earlier
in the day.
Mr.. Muccio, who served as
Ambassador to Korea from April,
1949. to November. 1852, will
succeed Edward B. Lawson as
Minister to Iceland. Mr.. Law
son has been Ambassador to
Israel since April.
Mr.. Muccio, q native Of italy
and q naturalized American citi-
zen since 1921. has been a career
officer in the Foreign Service
since 1923. Since returning from
Korea he has been on duty with
the State Department here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
Illinois Legion Drops
Ban on Girl Scouts
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 21.-The COM
mander of the Illinois American
Legion says the ban on support
# the Girls Scouts of America nv
Illinois Legionnaires has been
rescinded by his department.
Terming the Illinois Legion
convention action earlier this
month unfortunate" Irving
Breakstone. State commander,
said yesterday he is asking for
full support of the Girl Scout
movement, not only by Legion
naires but by everyone"
Mr.. Breakstone. a Chicago at
torney. said he had seen proof
that the makeup of the 1853 Girl
Scout Handbook was being
changed in the 1854 edition to
overcome objections by the Il
linois Legion.
The State Legion convention
had recommended withdrawal of
support by Legionnaires for the
Girl Scout movement until such
time" as the Girl Scout leaders
restore the time-honored Amer
lean patriotic and historic ideals
in their teaching"
The departments principal OBJ
Jections, Mr.. Breakstone said,
were omission from the Girl
Scout handbook in its 1853 edi-
ton Of sections on citizenship.
the Constitution, the Bill of
Rights, the United States Flag,
the National Anthem, and the
great seal and shield.
A new edition of the Hand
book, Mr.. Breakstone said, has
rectified the omissions. In a talk
to Legion members at Peoria, Ill,
Thursday, he said he will give
'full support to the Girl Scouts"
in the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
Boy Who Almost BIed
To Death Receivers
By the Associated Pres.

MIDDLETOWN. Ohio, Aug.
21.-Eddie Philips, the 6-year-
old lad who bled continuously
for several weeks after a tonsil
operation, is almost ready to go
home.
His doctor says Eddie is max
ing rapid recovery after a hard
siege with a rare blood nfalady
that threatened his life. His
blood refused to coagulate after
the operation July 8.
Seventy transfusions-a blood
brigade formed by Middletown
residents = helped Eddie pull
through:
I'm going to have some fried
chicken" he piped in a thin
voice. 49, J.,
"And corn on the cob"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
Communist Invasion
OF ForI1losa Doubled
By Gen. Irudeau
BY sbs Assoeiaisd Press

SEOUL, Aug. 21.-The United
States Army intelligence chief,
Maj. Gen. Arthur Trudeau. said
today he doubts Red China could
sustain an invasion Of Forrnosa.
although it might put some men
on the beaches"
But Gen. Trudeau questioned
the Red capability for keeping
them there.
The general added the Com
munists may be blufhng in their
verbal campaign against the Ma
tionalist Chinese on Formosa.
The former 7th Division COM
mander here is on q tour Of Far
East installations. Asked about
the Formosa threats on his ar
rival here, he told newsmen:
II depreciate the (Red) Chi
nese ability to make such an
attack because an anphibious
assault Of this type is q very
difficult maneuver. ! doubt If
the Chinese have the lift or the
logistical support"
Gen. Trudeau did not elabo-
rate on his comment that the
Reds might be able to put some
men on the beaches"
President Eisenhower said
earlier this week any Communist
invasion of Formosa would have
to run over the United States
7th Fleet, which has the assign
ment of blocking any attack on
the Nationalist.
Gen. Trudeau said Peiping's
recent apparent concentration
on FormoSa may be a feint to
distract attention from other
moves in Asia.
The heavy floods in China may
have Slapped Communist military
strength for "a m after Of
months" he said.
But, he added, the present UNI
easy truce in the Far East may
be an "interlude in the Com
munist nations positive move
toward world domination"
Gen. Trudeau now is on the
last leg of a tour which has
taken him to Malaga. Thailand.
Indo- China, Formosa, Australia,
New Zealand and Japan. He will
leave Korea for Japan Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
Portrait in Copper
Is Given President

Representative Hagen, Repub-
,lican OF Minnesota. today pre-
sented to President Eisenhower
a bas-relief copper etching of
himself taken from a cartoon by
Newman Sudduth of The Star.
The etching was made by Alex
ander M. Lapkoff. formerly of
Washington and now of Miami
Beach, Fla. who does the work
as a hobby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
Boy Of 14,;0Id Hand
AT Vandalism, Held in
4Church BurgIaries

A 14-year-old boy who was
involved in more. than go in
stances Of vandalism, automobile
ransacking and apartment bur-
glaries last year has been ar
rested by Fairfax County police
again for participating in four
recent church burglaries, accord
ing to Fairfax County police.
Two younger boys, aged 10 and
Is. also are charged in the church
escapade.
Fairfax County police said the
trio broke into Knox Presbyterian
Church at jefferson Village and
Treamont Baptist Church near
Falls Church. Each church was
entered twice and the boys got a
total of $11 from collection boxes,
police said.
Detective Herbert Marcy. who
made the arrest said all three
youths admitted taking part in.
the church burglary. The
youths told police they used the
money to go horseback riding
and buy soft drinks.
The 14-year-old was placed on
probation last year after his
arrest for ransacking automo-
biles, breaking into apartments
and damaging Graham Road
School. He faces Juvenile Court
action again, together with the
other two boys, for the church
burglaries. '<4
In another juvenile case yes
terday, Detective Marcy charged
a 13-year-old boy with breaking
into Herndon (Va.) drugstore.
Police said the boy had re-
ported to the owner of the store
that he saw three colored youths
break in yesterday morning.
Detective Marcy became sus-
picious of the hawless description
the boy gave of the trio he said
he saw. Under questioning, the
boy admitted he broke the store
window and made up the story
about three other boys to cover
up. Nothing was taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
Car Sought to Guard
Comic Book Morals
BY the Associated Press

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Aug.
21.-Comic book publishers will
appoint a GEAR" to censor their
publications. an industry repre-
sentative said here yesterday.
Leo Holland, Eastern sales
manager for the Independent
News Co., New York, a distribu-
tor subsidiary of National
Comics. said the publishers are
looking for ga prominent jurist
to serve-probahly ataa salary
of $4,000 q year to remove him
from suspicion Of brides AS
Judge Of what should be CEN
sored."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21

Fourth Of O Series
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
! Escape Red PoIond
By Antoni KIimowicz

ICopyright, 1854. BY North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc, Western Hemis-
phere Rights Reserved.)
LONDON, Aug. 21.-Late FRI
day night, I suddenly felt the
motionless ship stirring. From
her depths are a deep rumble;
the engines were in motion.
My heart was suddenly in my
throat. I felt a wild hammering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-21
s. Million Cars

DETROIT.-There are approx
imately So million cars, trucks
and buses in operation in the
United States. l for every 3
persons.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
BowIers to Honor
Memory of Horbin
In Event Sunday

A bowling tournament In
memory of the late George F..
Harbin, Georgetown University
professor, who for many years
was a leading figure in Catholic
bowling affairs and president of
the old Washington City Duck
pin Association, will be held
Sunday at Mount Rainier.
: Eli Friedman, Mount Rainier
proprietor, said the event would
be made annual.
For men and women the tour
nament will be a 5-game affair
with four-fifths handicaps based
on a scratch of 1913 and an entry
fee of IS. Competition will con-
tinue from 2 pm. to closing
time.
Guaranteed prizes are $100,
$50 and $50.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
U. 5. Junior Rifle Titles
Al Stake This Week End

The National junior rifle
championships will be decided
tomorrow and Sunday when
1000 youngsters representing
about 400 schools and clubs
compete at various locations
throughout the country.
Scores will be telegraphed to
the National Rifle Association
here, and team and individual
winners will be determined by
comparing the scores.
Shooters in this area will fire
at the University of Maryland
range. Entries are in from Hon
eywell School, George Washing
ton High School Cadets, Fair
lington Junior Rifle Club of
Arlington, Pinwheel Junior Rifle
Club of Washington. Greenbelt
Junior Rifle Club and Woodrow
Wilson High School Cadets.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
CIV High to Race
Penn Freshmen
In Crew Feature

With the waste oil problem
from a nearby Government in
stallation about cleared up. Old
Dominion Boat Club plays host
to Alexandria's first schoolboy
rowing regatta of the season
tomorrow with the opening race
at 1870 pm.
Feature race will be between
the George Washington High
School varsity eight and Penn
sylvania's freshman crew.
Washington-Lee varsity oars
men will race tomorrow at An
napolis against the Navy Plebes
in place of the Syracuse fresh
men. WI has entered it's other
crews in the Alexandria re-
gatta.
Jack Franklin of ODBC, who
will referee the regatta, said
the junior varsity eight race
between CIV and WI promises
to be good one. with WI
given a slight edge. Other
events are slated for third and
fourth eights from both high
schools. and four quad events.