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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-21

First, get yourself q jar Of Instant
Postum. Then, dissolve q teaspoon
of Instant Postum in q cup of
hot milk enjoy a delicious
Postum Nightcap. See if you don't
sleep better nigkts-get more out
of life. days. Get n jar of Instant
Postum now! Remember, Postum
is a great mealtime beverage. too
no caffein, no Coffee Nerves.!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-21

Take something before bed that
wlkAhelp maintain your blood sugar
supply. Sweet, sugary foods are
too quickly burned up but, as
your own doctor can tell you, the
new POSTUM NIGHTcAP is an ideal
bedtime beverage. Made with
Instant Postum and hot milk, your
Postum Nightcap is good-tasting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-21

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Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-05-15

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GRAIN STORAGE PROBLEMS ore accented by large stocks
now on bond Montana farmers had 900 bushels wheat
stored on forms April compared 334l9 900 dote of
1853 Toto So 1913 900 bushels 10
cent larger than year earlier
OTHER GRAINS SWELL toto storage space in Stoe
farmers 900 bushels of borley hond compared
TO 4593 900 yeor ago. Fostored oots totoed 1000
bushels we'll above 1854 900 bushels lost April l. Adding in
offo storage toto feed eons stored in Montana ore Bor-
ley 12747 900 bushels oots 1915 900 bushels III 900
bushels.
NATIONALLY NEARLY 2 billion bushels of corn remoined
in Storage more than per above previous April high
Wheat stocks exceed billion bushels for first time of 20yeor
records TotoI 128 900 900 bushels including 290 100000
stored FORMS Barley oot stocks smaller than usuo But
toto feed groin stored largest II of record
THESE TOTALS INDICATE you'll need on-form storage to
handle of this years crop Weather. other foctors could
keep 1854 production down nationally but change Montana pic
only little So question is Con ottod not to have ode
quote storage for your eroins?
SNOW MEASUREMENTS on Is state courses this month show
obt average content southern Montana courses obove
average northern Surveys at Moros Sun, Musselshe head
waters show both DEPTH woer content we'll above 1850
averages At Morios Pass measured OIL inches voter
content SO inches On Beoveheod Madison Goon TennIe
and Big Hole measurements we'll below yeorogo levels but
average slightly higher.
MONTANA FARM RANCH products oI-time record for
year. Despite decline copvestok unit income
from 1852 lost year valued at record 1927
million Wheat production ia $4,000 bushels from 9,95OOOO
ocre of IS 1882 and helped boost
crop income Only Kansas produced wheat in 1883.
INDEX OF PRICES RECEIVED by farmers, ronchers
dropped another point during month ended April IS stand
81 per of 94749 bose Feed eoins beef coe sheep,
milk butterfo ond eggs showed decreases Hoy Seeds hogs,
chickens and wool among products priced higher Montana
price decline shown nationwide National index of
index prces po remained unchanged national parity ratio
returned February level 81 That per below oto of
year
KEEPING EVERY COW in doiy herds profitable is necessary
for successful dairy operation Cow ho produces only 900
pounds milk annually barely her board and Accord
ing to USOA report she consumes an oyeoge $l46 worth Of
feed only toto 1921 Average DA cows with g. 90
pounds milk in 1882 SOS to feed But 1924
feed DA averaging 5000 pounds
1893 over feed cost.
Evening star., 1954-02-08
APIS. FURNIsHED-D.c.

1873 IRVING ST. N.W.-Front .
nm. apt; employed adults; bus and
conn SSJiine- -AvEs:@2zs2TujD1o s2z 22j APT; large
entrance: suitable .. Wo. 6-5107.
DUPLEX APT. nicely turn.: liv, rm.,
sf60 Bf65m mo Kit Eu dils5s 1ssSs HS &Sos Dssa s$b
1901 MASS. AVE. N.w.-completely
furn l-bedrm. apt. downtown; mod
ern apt, bldg; utils., switchboard
ATAARac.. ri ssofs, ENTIRE FL; centrally = To-
married couple. $50. HU. 3-4462,
2e FARRAGUT PL. N.w.-DupIex.
and To. S-43sa after pm. and
NIcEIHYR NIctElHRqFGRN qFFGGRN. bsmt apt, pvt. entr.,
ADULTS. parking. RA. 6-79Sl -s
GEORGETOWN. 1907 2oth st. .--Liv
nm bedrm.. kit. bath: pvt. entr.
year lease; S125 mo. Ho. 2-3l6s.
az HAMILTON N.w.-Bsmt.: nice
lisht. warm: 8 rms. kit. shower.
PPvt entTs .ntTas;. utils. empl, cple-; so.
PETWoRTH SECTION. 4o1s Ga. ave
and rRs tnsn.p and RH Aaf95 54iSs ilSse shSD
1111 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Studio apt.
IN small apt house: share. bath
Nth ! other cple.: S48 month. p
1s5g s5g FILLMORE EdIIrsIiRE ST; NV, mr.. sa, lstn
nq ss( sS(oiI95ia nfi9i I'd sfics. od11 |; 500
BEAUT; NV. Loo rms. Q paths.
pFoi' women. AID. 2-4967. -S
Evening star., 1954-02-08
RETHESDA MD
APTs. UNFURNisHEp-vA.

ARL. Lovely 1-bedrm. apt; couple
or 2 girls; unusually quiet: clean;
10-unit apt. BLDG: ] blk to Hecht's:
best transp.; S79.60. KE. S-6720.
Evening star., 1954-02-08
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

8417 MINI. AVE. g.E.-Govt. girl to
share apt. with another girl. In
qutre between $3.50 pm. and pm.
14tR R'' AND PEABODY N.w.-Je%ish
girl to share 1-bedrm. apt. with an
other lady (25-3Ol. 2-bedrm. apt.
O. Pentsgon busiine. ia. 1850
share end FL. with another cpie.;
2 tables in Kit, place to dry clothes,
Feas., privacy. HO. 2-s2l6. 10
MOTHER of one. will share small apt.
yu.' working girl or mother; child
accepted JE 4-53l4. O.
REFINED AMERICAN CPLE.. to share
day or Monday. HO. 2-4s51. So
WOMAN. with or without child, TO
share apt. with mother, and son.
APT.GGiriS to Share with one other
girl; S45. Call DU. 1896. 10
ARLINGTON-Man will share with 2
other men. sep. bedrm., library. fire-
pl. pool. Ideal location. ia. 5-5649
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY For
30D to share large NV. house with
8. other men. Maid. meals. NO. =
zoe MONMOUTH APIS. 1919 G NV.
Of lady retired. Home privileges.
-l2
GIRL TO SHARE 5-rm. apt. with one
other girl. I740 Penna. ave. NV.
near Roger Smith Hotel. ST. 3-2S27.
COLORED-1419 r NV. Apt. 20
Woman to share lovely apt. with
another employed woman; all priv
ileges DE. 2-77S6 10
COLORED-ONE or two empl. ladies
or couple, to share with another
lady. Twin bedrm. DE 2-373S.
APT, with employed gentlemen. HU.
3-S529 after 600 pm. 10
Evening star., 1954-02-08
APTs. FURhIsHED--vA

1927 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-8 bedrms.,
3ta baths; lge lot. lovely yard. =
car garage: Steinway piano. S265.
Inspect by appt. JU 7-726f.
SILVER SPRING-Lee. 5-rm. bunga-
low: sleeping porch, excel. cond. !:
children accented: S115. JU.. D.
apt. in pvt. home: pvt.
bath. pvt. entr-, all utils. furn.;
500 a mo. OV. 3-1035. Ia
NICE NEAT clean furn. bedrm. apt
in apt. bldg. nr; Ft. Myer. avail.
today for girls or adult cple.
S110 mo-, g mo- or longer. Extra,
entirely sep. bed-liv. rm.. possible
suit 4: avail. with above, total S120
month. LO. 5-1975. --12
transient apts.; COM
pletely equipped kit. etc: maid
serv.; children: parking: pets: mr..
Pentagon. IA. 2-8463. -S
Evening star., 1954-02-08
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING


HSKP RM. blk from Ga. ave
shopping center; $40 wk. or $40
mo; RA. 3.2546: SOIL 9th st; NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Single and ige.
dhle.; hot plate and refer. and TV,
1895 I7th ST. N.w.-L.h.k.. elec.
refgr.: l block to Conn. ave, walk
ing distance downtown. %
2 OR 3 PERSONS, S3-S7 wk. each.
3I4T F ST. nv. Ex. 3-0G53 s.
CHILDREN ACCEPTED. NV. area;
near everything. Nicely turn. I'm. on
End H.; lndry, sink and hot plate.
AD. 2-9617 or RA. 6-3SO6. -I9
1880 MISSOURI AVE. NV u
rms. kit, bath, pvt. entr.; LIST flr.
of home. Newly dec; conv. stores.
transp. Yard and auto space. UtilS.
incl; $50; can partly furn. RA.
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC. 1711 18th
st. n.w.--Extra lge: q windows: hot
plate, refrig., running water; prefer
woman single. 500; dble., 500.
RA. R-0155 or Du 1-9b45 =l2
Evening star., 1954-02-08
APTS. FURNlSHED--MD

GLENDALE--Two bedrmS.. liv. rm..
gas kit and bath. heat and light
furn.. pvt. entr: S6S mo, Cedar
CHEVY CHASE rms, kit. and
bath: twin beds. large closets, MRS.
MOTT. Oh. 9-96s9 or EN-. 2-31 / :,
TAKOMA PARK. Md. 80 Tulip ave.
---Liv.. rm., bedrm., kit. pvt. bath.
S6S.50. End OF J-6 bus. JU. 1874.
SILVER SPRING. bedrm., liv. rm.,
dinette, kit. and bath; S85 per mo.
Can r: A; HUMPHREYS. Realtors,
MA. S-5020. $
TAKoMA PARK-Attrac. furn. apt.
on bus line: 3 rms: S65. rms. /:
$50. 1920 Carroll ave. JU s-2OO1.
FURNISHED APT. bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit; and bath with pvt. entrance;
SO mo. incl utils. WA. 7-3213.
36l2 39th ave. -
liv. rm., kit,
bath; :$95 mo. Vic. Walter Reed,
l blk. bus. shop. JU. 5-S545 aft. g..
IA
Evening star., 1954-02-08
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.
ARLINGTON-Clean single rm.. pvt

ARLINGTON-Clean single rm.. pvt.
lavatory; gentleman: "a. blk. bus;
conv. D. c. IA. 4-l434. g
ARL.-Lge. sunny corner room: Is
minutes to White House. 10 to
pentagon and ArL Hall: maid serv-
fee. FREE PARKING. ia. S-S9lO.
RIVERDALE. MD.-Single and double
rms; conv. transp. Call WA. 7-0226.
Mr.. BUCKINGHAM-Room with twin
beds, next bath; : gentlemen; conv,
3 buslineS. ia. 2-7S92. s
COTTAGE CITY, MD.-1st f., next
to bath; warm. clean. cheerful; un-
lin. phone available. WA. T-9403.
FALLS CHURCH-Brisht frt. sgle.
bedrm.. nicely furn.: l blk. bus.
shops, library. excel. meals II de-
sired. Reason. for business or prot.
woman. JE. 2-4510. IS
SILVER SPRING-Sgle. rm.. pvt
bath. $40 per wk. JU. 5-S193. S
COLORED-RM. FOR RENT; kitchen
privils. 1906 51th ave. ne. UN.
4-6946 or LU. 2-S031. Ia
Evening star., 1954-02-08
SHIPLEY PARK
CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG
Nichols Heights

Larg, l-o.arm.. liv. rm. din. foyer
kit. and bath All utilS.. switchboard
and elevator H0 o-61?I
Evening star., 1954-02-08
NAYLOR GARDENS

Attrac., mod, and 2 bedrm. apis.
One bedrm.. S74 and $77 80: 2. bed
rms, SIS and 'S92, utils. incl. bsmt.
locker, ldry. facils.; conven. transp.,
adjacent shopping, park. play
grounds and schools. Call weekdays,
o to x, LII 2-fS1OO 10
Evening star., 1954-02-08
TRENTON TERRACE

Attractively furn. 2-rm. apt, firepl. >,
! or = gentlemen preferred. l7l1
10th st. NV. DE. 2-7166 after IL
Evening star., 1954-02-08
CLAIRE APTS.

Newly decor: the best value in this
area; tncinerator each floor; flre-
proof. modern; all corner apis; /
blk Simon School; close to stores
and transp; ample closet space.
1-bedrm. apt, S76; 2-bedrm. apis, $50.
UTILITIES INCLUDED
Janitor, 3715 2nd st. Sc, Apt. A-B.
10. 2-3934
Evening star., 1954-02-08

3133 Connecticut Ave NV.
Phone Adams 4-9100 ---S
COLORED-vERY QUIET, clean l.
rm.;. kit. bath, pvt, entr.; Pet
worth location. RA. 6-S0S4. -
AVE. AND KENYON
St.. 18th and Kalorama rd., l4th
and Fairmont sts. NV, 1-rm. and
Kit. apt, furn. or unfurn. DU
7-O656. 10 to z pm.
COLORED LARGE ROOM and
kitchen. newly decorated; good
transp.; reas. TU. 2-6066. S
18th ST. NV
Apt, for rent; all utils. furn. co.
COIORED-FURN. APT. 1900 Eu-
cid st. n.w-Large 1-rm., kitchen
and bath corner apt with back
porch; near transp. Ii. 3-6667 or
AID: 4-S04S after q pm. Ia
7l0 A st. ne rms, kit. pvt.
bath; clean good furn., all utils
paid; $50 mo. MA. S-00I0. S
Evening star., 1954-02-08
ROOMS EURNlSHED-N.E.

NICE CLEAN ROOM; two elderly
women or elderly man and wife.
Call LA. 6-S311 %
Ice. NEWLY DEC. RMS. for couple,
E Capitol ST.. Ii. 7-9o57 --12
LARGE FRONT RM.. next bath: mr..
Cath; Univ: good transp. facilities.
LA. 6-3S0S. -I0
63S 7th ST. N.E.-Large single rm.
Gentleman. Near bath. Rate So
per week. II. 6-555S. .
COLORED-N.E.--Tw rooms fur
nished: accept ] or = children: car
CoIosRp@SRPAS hs sPf snGPRlAnS CoEMFhoGRTABEE NE hoG4
RM.-Share kit and bath with one
other; also, 2 rooms; ] child ac-
cepted or .. Call HU. 3-77S4. --l2.
COLORED - ROOMS - In Christian
home; conv. transp.; mr.. shopping
center Call after 8. LU. 2-l23A.
Evening star., 1954-02-08
LIVE COMFORTABLY on charmil

LIVE COMFORTABLY on charming
suburban estate in Silver Spring, :
miles from White House. Attractive
rooms, connecting baths; delicious
meals : DAYS. Pleasant atmoS-
phere., Parking on grounds. JU.
1856 N ST. N.W.-Enjoy lovely single
rooms, excel. food, Tv; excel. loc.
CALVERT HOUSE. 14OI 10th NV
Attrac: sgle., dhle.; selected menus;
switchboard. TV. Ideal location.
CLUB MASON. 1926 N. H. ave.-For
those seeking the best. offers de luxe
living in q residential club for re-
fined ladies. gentlemen and cples.
Sl6 per week and up. 'ncl full
course meals and hotel services.
CHEERFUL. warm room in homeiike
guesthouse for elderly people; cx-
eellent meals. 22o6 wis. ave. n w.
COLUMBIA RD. NV. cool at Conn.
Tm., TV. ping-p pong, piano. On bus
and carline: young people. Singles,
SIS: doubles. Sl4. co. 5-?4q3 Ia
COLUMBIA RID. NV. I512-Clean
rooms; nice atmosphere; excel home
cooked meals s56 mo. DU. 7-967o.
ARL.-Dble. or sGle. rm. in quiet
D. c. meals served. ia. 2-0557. .
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 AsHMEAD PL. NV
RoeE soee at Of 69nP PsnP sNsv ave 9ye5o0Sns 9e Ts
nc noise; conv. transp.: dbie. and
sgle rms pvt baths avail: excel.
meals; rates: $3.50 wk. up. HO
.-3ooo.
Evening star., 1954-02-08
ROOMS EURNIsHED-S.E.-s.W.

boros Manv ~NcT extras rsfUr STlet onfionsi
conv C-S bus SIS wk. LU. 1-1109.
139 KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.--l Sgle.,
/ dble.; conv. transp.: no other
roomerS. Ii. 7-5377 -l2
Evening star., 1954-02-08
COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS WITH BOARD

FULL-TIME CARE for girl. 5 TO 10
years licensed home. Redwood g.
1902 Ill
Evening star., 1954-02-08
APTS. FURN.-VA. Cont }

IN ALEX.-Liv. rm., bedrm.. Kit.
and bath: S75 to $3.50 per mo-;
service personnel preferred. TIE
6-6670 between 1916 pm.
TWO 5-RM. APTS.-Some are furn..
pvt. bath: no dogs: $50 mo. each.
Phone HaymarEet 4-2255. 3
ARL.--Newly furn., lge. de luxe apts.;
l bedrm., Sg9.50: = bedrms.. $40.
ITO N. 10th ST.. No. 4. JE. 3-1476.
3
I6Is n. QUEEN ST. ARL,--1 bedrm..
llV. nm, dinette. XII. and bath; 500
mo. Cell r. A. HUMPHREYS. Real
tors, MA. S-5a@0. 5
ARL.. NA.--Llv. rm., bedrm., kit. and
bath; everything furn. but linens
and silver: 3nd fl. of pvt home;
S9S,5U; empi. couple only. ia.
I-J5Sa. Il
Evening star., 1954-02-08

VICINITY GLERE Rp. -,!lS ANP LEE
S105 mo-, incl, utils.: laundry fa-
cilities; l blk. to shopping. buslires
and George Washington parkway
IS minis. to D. c. and Pentagon.
IA 4-1300 3
Evening star., 1954-02-08
DOWNTOWN
CARLTON HOUSE

$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
studio and bedroom apartments
in one of WaShineton's finest
apartment buildings. recently COM
pleted. Decorated by Dorothy
Draper. Inc. Magnificent views
tarial. telephone service. package
receiving room, roof sun deck. over
looking city and Potomac Valley.
amplified master television antenna
system: ground-foor laundry inside
garage. Rents rs low as SS7.5 for
available studio apartments. Man
0gement on premises.
Evening star., 1954-02-08
PARK VIEW APIS.

5O34 3Sth ave, Hyattsville. Md.
Lovely 2-bedrm.. garden-type apts.,
with full din. rm. Conv to schools,
stores and transp. Playground for
children auto. laundry facilities;
sos. incl utils. UN i-350O; ewes,
and week ends, phone 10. 3-5624.
Evening star., 1954-02-08
APIS. FURNISHED. c.

ONE ROOM and kitehenette, next to
bath, lsi N. Carolina ave. Sc; II
eiIo 10Th sr. N.w.-Apt. bldg.
rms. kit. bath: sl00 mo. cony.
transp. Ho. 2-s429. after 8 pm.
$50 MO-, 1 bedrm., kit, bath; 18th
and Columbia, rd. area. Oppor-
II6a CIR R. 'xv l. AVE. S.W."Bed and liv.
ing rm., kit and bath; walking |
distance to downtown and Govt.
roR s5assij sWioRkIaG RslM MOTHER and child;
mother; conv. to downtown. Ii
lss. 18th ST. NV bedrm.; avail, |
immed. Apply Apt. l. Ho. 2-1924.
p ST. NV. l140. "The Churchill"
Lovely front rm.. compl. kit. at
trac. furn. with pvt. bath; $2e 80
week. NO. 7-9S6S. IS
33Is nth ST. N.W.--Large bedrm
empl. cple.,, SIS mo. RA. 3-43lO |
COMFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /
Section. For limited rent in air /
conditioned bldg. located at Me /
completely furn.. linens, silver, china.
etc; plenty OF closets, tulI Datn ana /
kit. refgr. elevator. laundry and
storage: Secretarial service. 1475
Euclid st. NV. HU. 3-3402.
FULTON COURTS
Columbia rd. d.-l7th st. n.w.--2-bedrm.
apt. beaut. furn, and decor. with I
I,o, siy rm; an sESGis toysr kit bath. ,S psh'.
10th and Newton SITS. NV.
Lovely 1-bedrm. and kitchen apts;
SOB per mo. up: utils. incl. Can
EX. 3-5367 or AID. 4-1503. -l2
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA |
Bach. apt. furn and unfurn.. bed-liv
rm., dress. clos, pvt. bath, compl.
furn., incl. linens: avail. immed. /
Renting now for March l, furn.
bedrm., effic. and bach. apt. Elk. |
3-5654. Ill
SHIPLEY PARK |
furnished brand-new fur
niture: completely redecorated; one
bedrm., living rm. dinette. kit. and /
bath uarge roomsl. picture windows.
ample closet space, laundry facili-
ties; conv to bus and shopping CEN
ter Office on development. 3400 !
18th St S E.. 10 .-0l35
CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG !
Larg, l-o.arm. ltv rm. din. foyer. /
kit and bath All utilS.. switchboard
-
Evening star., 1954-02-08
Colored or White
MOD. ELEV BLDG.
COLORED

1-bedrm. apt. SSS.5u and $93, incl.
utils. To responsible people only; no
children or pets. See RESIDENT
MGR. 21O1 N. Hampshire ave. NV.
Evening star., 1954-02-08
FURNISHED LIVING
ROOM AND BEDROOM

Large dinette and kitchen in exclu-
sive Northwest apartment. Conven-
iently located. Immediate occupancy.
Daily maid service with linens
Building air cooled. dining room
and garage available. Apply man
Evening star., 1954-02-08

COLORED-2f"4 18th ST. NV
rms, kit. and bath; utils. incl: $73.
434 10th st. NE rms, kit. and
bath; utils. incl; $50,
50T o St n.w.-3 rms. kit and
bath, SO.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
a03 H st. NV. ST. 3-33!U. -
Evening star., 1954-12-30
Fort Meade GI Boosts
Lead in Gator Bowl Golf
BY ,he Associated Press

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec.
30.-Dan Skies, former Univer-
sity Of Florida golf captain and
now an Army private at Fort
Meade. Md. took q five-stroke
lead into today's final round of
the Gator Bowl amateur golf
tournament.
Skies was the only one Of lie
players to better par "a for the
6 6.282-yard municipal course
yesterday. He shot II to 60
with his opening round So
for 139.
Edwin Jenkins and Fred
Mann, both of Jacksonville.
were tied for second. Both shot
~ and dropped farther behind
Skies at la.
Larry Murphy. defending
champion from Bethesda. Md,
dropped out OF contention with
78 for 156.
Evening star., 1954-12-30

Bad scores and good fellow
ship reigned when two selected
teams met last. night at Rosslyn
and Clarendon In q mixed ten
pin and duckpin affair. The ten
pinners. selected by the WASH
ington Tenpin Association and
captained by Matt Bennie. won
at their own game by 445 sticks,
at Rosslyn. The duckpinners
got even at Clarendon, by a
margin Of 156.
The tenpinners were smpris-
ingly adept at the little ball
game, totaling 1,642 against
1913. Jimmy Moore, leading
tenpinner Of the area. paced his
team at duckpins with $40.
which he claimed was 100 pins
more than hoped for. But in
tenpins, Jimmy rolled only $50
while Clarence Gebhardt starred
with 500. Gebby was no slouch
az ouckplnS, either, with 346.
Big Jack LaBonte, with 341,
and little Biff Rodgers. .314, re-
vealed potential stardom In duck
pins.
Bob Miciotto. who manages the
Andrews Air Force Base bowling
plant. was q standout for the
duckpinners, captained by Lew
Malitz. Miciotto shot 394 in duck
pins and SOL In tenpins to pace
his team in both games.
The match proved nothing.
except that more such affairs
should be arranged for the good
Of bowling.
It raised $65 for the Bowlers
Victory Legion. In the collection
box was . $40 bill, the contri-
button sent by Carl Baudu, past
president Of the Washington City
Duckpin Association, who was
slated to roll with the duckpin-
ners. but had to withdraw.
Evening star., 1954-12-30
Rocca Pins Swedish Angel
IN turner's Mat Feature

Antonino Rocca made short
work Of the Swedish Angel last
night at Turner'S Arena before
2.258 fans. the largest wrestling
turnout Of the season. Rocca
slammed the Angel to the mat
In two straight falls In the
elapsed time Of Is minutes 80
seconds.
Gino Garibaldi used q new
twist and only Is minutes to
dispose Of Johnny Heideman In
the semi feature Garibaldi
pulled down Heideman's elastic
knee guard. tied his ankles with
it so he couldn't maneuver. and
then threw him 70 the mat.
IN supporting bouts, Indian
Don Big Kettle defeated Buddy
43ee and Tinker Todd and Tom
my inland wrestled % : draw.
Evening star., 1954-12-30
Freishfat In SemifinaIs
OF Eastern Junior Tennis
BY the Assesiassd Press

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-Dave
Freishtat of the University OF
Maryland joins Tony Lieberman
Of Philadelphia, Dave Brechner
Of Brooklyn and top-seeded
George Mandel of New York in
today's semifinals of the Eastern
Junior tennis championships.
The former Maryland fresh
man player eliminated Steve
Bank, New York. 8-6. Us, yes
terday and also teamed with
Dick Katz of Baltimore to adj
vance in the doubles with 6-4.
6-I decision over Stan Jarnion
and Tom Silbiger Of New York.
The other singles results were:
Mandel over Don Patterson OF
New York, 6-3. 6-2: Lieberman
over Paul Schupf of New Ro-
chelle, N. Y. Ga, Ga. and
Brechner over Lloyd Moglen Of
Mount Vernon. N. Y. 81, SIS,
Us.
Mandel and Lieberman re-
NAMED in contention in the
doubles yesterday by ousting
John Tamerin and Leon Levy Of
New York. 6-1. 6-3.
Evening star., 1954-12-30
Bowls
Continued From Page AID


Georgia Techs Yellow Jackets,
hit by flu and injuries.
Coming from Fayetteville,
Ark, by train were "a Arkansas
Razorbacks, in the peak Of con-
dition and with every incentive
to beat bowl-veteran Tech in a
test Of strength between the
Southwest and Southeastern
Conferences.
Flying in several hours later
from Atlanta viii be 80 Georgia
Tech gridders, with Coach Bobby
Dodd gloomy over their condi-
tion. First-string Ends Henry
Hair and Bill Sennett haven't
been working out while Quarter
back Brigham, Center Jimmy
Morris and Tackle Frank Christy
may not be able to play. Brig
man has an ankle injury, Morris
a knee hurt and Christy is re-
covering from glandular fever.
The two teams practice here
this afternoon.
Meanwhile, the experts were
trying to establish a favorite in
Saturdays game and having a
tough time doing it. With
similar records, both light and
fast and quick-striking and
tough on defense. the teams are
considered as evenly matched as
any in the history of the bowl.
Evening star., 1954-12-30
District Golfers Bow
In Norfolk Invitation
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spseioi Dispuseh 10 The Ssar

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 30.-Dis-
trict and Maryland golfers all
were eliminated in the first two
rounds of the Norfolk Invitation
Match Play Open here at Ocean
View, with John ODonnell. the
Maryland and Virginia Open
champion, leading the advance
of the home guard.
ODonpell was extended by
both AL Goodrich of Ahoskie.
N. c., and Billy Buppert Of
Washington's Woodmont Club,
but won both matches up.
Buppert defeated Marshall
Cherry of Norfolk. / up, in the
first round.
Art Jones, golf equipment
salesman from Washington,
scored a s and 4 upset over Balti-
more's Andy Gibson in the first
round but lost to Luke Barnes of
Roanoke. 5 and 4, in the second.
John Musser of Ellicott City de-
feated H A. Spencer Of Wash
ington, S and 4, and then lost to
Bobby Dunn of Norfolk. / up.
John Bass of Baltimore was a
flrst-round victim of Harry Kelly
of Portsmouth, 3 and 2. Severn
White of Newport News defeated
Jerry Keith of Quantico, 3 and 2,
while the other Keith twin.
Harry. defeated Joe Edwards of
Ahoskie, l up, but lost to Wayne
Jackson Of Hampton, 3 and 2.
Evening star., 1954-12-30
Brown Plays MoyIan
In Sugar Bowl Finals
by tho Asseelsssd Press

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 30.-
Tom Brown. jr.. Of San Fran
cisco and Edward Moylan Of
Trenton, N. j.. seeded first and
second. respectively. meet today
in the finals Of the annual Sugar
Bowl invitational tournament.
This will be Browns third time
In the singles final. He lost in
1859 to Gardnar Mulloy and de-
feated Fred Kovaleski last year
Moylan won the title in 1946
and 1851.
Brown, recommended for the
No. 6 spot in the 1854 United
States Lawn Tennis Associa-
tion's rankings. overpowered
third-seeded Bernard Bartzen Of
San Angelo. Tex, "a. 81, in
the. semifinalS yesterday.
Moylan, No. Z in the yet un-
approved rankings, took only 20
minutes to dispose Of the fourth
seeded Llamas, 612. 81.
The doubles finals. slated to
be played shortly after the sin
giles, match Brown and Gil Shea
of Los Angeles. the second-seed-
ed team, against the top-seeded
pair Of Moylan and Bartzen.
In the doubles seinifinals.
Brown and shea won over Allen
Morris Of Atlanta. Ca, and Sid
Schwartz of New York, l0-8.
Ga. Bartzen and Moylan ousted
Jack Tuero Of New York and Hal
Burrows Of Charlottesville. Va.
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