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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
SPECIAL
1852 Spartanette, IS Fl.
SAVE $1,000

Streamlite, 1853, Al it.: manufac
tured less than 3 weeks ago; I
sleepers; all modern; with built-ii
Carrier air-conditioning unit; origi
nal price, including all extra equip
ment, ready to set up like a home
S5,495; will sacrifice for 81 495
Reason for this reduction. service
man who made deposit on thi
trailer has been transferred over
seas. Will accept as little as $500
down and finance unpaid balance
for as long as . years. Can be seer
all day Sat, Sun. and Mon. at
COLES
Washington- Baltimore blvd. U. S
Hwy. No. /, 3 miles north of Laurel
Md. 5
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5-ACRE HOMESITE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE HAVE CLIENTS waiting for
houses. If you have house or apis.
phase call us. ]. FULLER GROOM
REALTY CO., ia. 1-44SG, ia. Z
1904. g
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT
FOR SALE-In Miami, modern home
very well built; living room, dining
room, spacious kitchen. beautiful
bathroom, 2 large bedrooms. Flor
ida room. garage; corner lot: desi-
rable neighborhood; centrally To-
Gated; excellently furnished and
equipped Sl7,950. ST. 3-625S. 8
TO 6 weekdays: from s to I pm.
ia. T-5554 OR WILL RENT for
$1,000 winter season starting jan
uary 10. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
BEAUTIFUL
YEAR-ROUND HOME

New heating plant, on the water;
pvt. pier, overlooking Chesapeake
Bay; 3 lge. bedrms., bath, lge. liv:
rm., lge. din. rm., lge. kit. and
dinette: hardwood ifs. throughout;
acre or more; $15,S50, terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
A REAL BARGAIN

eix-rm. masonry house, full bsnt.,
bath. nice scr. porch; on hard sur
bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. porch; easy
terms. $3.50.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED

$1,000 CASH, payable. $500 per
month for 90 months, 109o int:
excellent security. Box 94-H, Star.
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.AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS
TRAILERS

10 TO '53 FORD ENGINES, bored,
Stroked cam, ported and relieved;
big valves; $3.50. WO. 6-1033. .
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p31 n st. NV. RE. 7-5216. Branch
Office. Deale,. Md. West River z
1041. Drive through Deale, turn left
at brick church. . blks. to new
ESQ station, Office next door. See
F. A. CRUMPTON, Branch Mgr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04

FOR SALE-22-ft. house trailer, air
conditioned, 24-ton. See at iot 2g3,
Potomac PIX. Motor Court, Hams Pit
CAR TRAILER, 2-wheel, metal, SIS.
Also Skill saw, 500. LII, 2-45o9,-
l-sTAR GENERAL 1858, 2s1a-ft.
excellent condition; reasonable. Call
TRAILER - Homemade. inclosed
wooden luggage 2-wheel, equipped
with lights, good tires; reasonable.
Inquire at RAND'S SERVICE STA
TON. 1915 Quaker lane, Alex, TIE.
PALACE. "a, like new; reas. Loo.
Ancient Oaks Trailer Park, q mi
west Falls Church. M. TENEREIL1,
ALMA snvERMooN; 81 it. With
bath; Excellent eonditaioon; S1,4oo.
pT HoUsE pa TkA1L IG sf 1884, IS it.
Parkway 5-9763. $
1852 ROYAL, rs it.; excel cond
SI,520; BROWNS TRAILER
Frederick. Md. JU. 5-36S5.
WESTW00D. 1854, % it.. all utils.,
WE. 5-6SS9 bet. II and 4 pm. 3
28-FT. HOWARD TRAILER, with
offer refused. ia. 2-7793. IS
TRAILER; accepted payment for lots
or down payment on bungalow. Call
Colonial S-1017 or write Box 1921 *,
Star. %
SPECIAL!
1852 Spartanette, IS Ft.
This reconditioned 1-bedroom mebile
home only $2,995. Twin beds, toilet
and shower plenty of storage space
and lots OF living space with 7'-ft.
divan. Plenty of room, room, room.
This beautiful trailer will go qui,ckllyl
AMERICAN TRAILER Co. 1880
WIS. ave. NV, WO. 6-3e3l. 4
SPECIAL
1866 GREAT LAKES 40 FIT.
This beautiful neC 2-bedroOm trailer
can be yours atethe amazingly low
cost of
Beautiful knotty-pine kitchen with
spacious, left. living room, loads
OF wardrobe space and full bath
with large bathtub. For those who
want graciouSneSS and SpactouSne8S
in their mobile home
THIS IS 1T
More room and more quality for less
money. Open . am. TO 8 pm Mon
day through Saturday. Closed Sun
dav. AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
4030 Wisconsin ave, Wo. 6-323l.
SAVE $1,000
streamlite, 1865, Al it.: manufac-
tured less than 3 weeks ago; 7
sleepers; all modern with built-in
Carrier air-conditioning unit; origi-
nal price, including all extra equip
merf ready tn set lin like q hnnn
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SELBY ON THE BAY-A real bar
gain. Large living room, fireplace,
. bedrooms, kitchen and bath, large
porch, outdoor barbecue pit So, 40,
terms. WILLIAMS, Ma. S-4933, EN-.
@-2364. %
BUNGALOW on Patuxent River; 1st-
class condition, running. water cleo
tricity: located in small community
at Island Greek in Calvert County.
For information call Spring 4-66S4
any time except Sunday. .
LAKE JACKSON
A12-mif wooded lake near Manassas,
Va, n mi. D. c. Sale , modern
rock fireplace, screened porch. lake
view; $4,000 and $4,000. Terms.
Call Manassas CIV or drive out.
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GARAGES

GARAGE, brick, single car, eft
alley, overhead door. 65l2 Blair I'd
NV. Sl2 per mo. JU. 9-6521. .
HEATED GARAGE for rent at l20
st. ne. LII 6-4466. -5
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A GIVEAWAY
B. M. ODUM

This nice little home in waterfront
community: 2 bedrms., bath, kit.
and liv. rm.. nice porch; lge. lot;
only $4,000; $500 down, easy terms.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA, 81 S467; Hillman, conv.,
S19i: Austin. Sl97: 81 Austin
AGO, hard top. S497: "a Healey,
S2,4g7; 81 Mayflower. S6aT: 81
Morris, S597: $50 Sunbeam. 1897;
'53 WV, $685.; 8 MG's and IL others
JACK PRY, 14th and P.
AUSTIN 1852 4-dr. Somerset; low
mileage; outstanding cond. and
appearance; economical to operate;
ideal End car; guar; S595. AR
LINGToN MOTOR CO. tFordl. 1917
N. Moore ST., Arl,, Va. ia. 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04

MS Royal gasoline engines: 141 hip.
at 5000 rpm; raw Water-cooled.
electric starting. complete with
Chrysler reverse reduction gears
ratio 448:1 and 81: right hand
propeller rotation; quantity avail
able
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOOTER; Cushman Eagle,
ia; driven less than 80 miles; cost
$3.50 80, with windshield. Sell for
$50. KE. S-59SS. .
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CHEVROLET 1855 Bel-Air converti-
equipped Powerglide transmission
| premium whitehall tires; $500 be-
low list. A steal at S2595. JET
MOTOR ! 9IS SALES SALES, a1o1 Nichols ave
CHEvRoLET 1859 Bel Air: fully
equip; 2-tone. paint. A real buy at
| nanced. JET MOTOR SALES, 2725
eMiehols aye, 70. 2-o336. .
equipped with radio and heater,
! Powerglide, other extras; privately
driven, low mileage by one careful
owner. DECEMBER CLEARANCE,
SS95, bank financing. KIRK MO-
TOR CO, 1000 Ga. ave. NV. "A
,; ace cash isha Il; e. Z e, 5.
S1.o17. XII. S-6I2Q -
CHEy. 1854 Model $50" 2-dr. !;
pvt: owner: less than 25 mi; brand
new; 81 400. LII. 4-1146. 5.
c miiss; i Il 5 2d E% sTesa; 10000
S q Al: best offer. LII. 4
CHEW. 1910; r. and h.. 4 good tires;
| very good condition: S125. !AP.
CHEVY. SO, 1895; private owner S
Bel Air, 4-dr.. Powerglidc. ivory
and sun gold. JU. 5-493S. IS
CHRYSLER l947 New Yorker 4-dr.
sedan; excel. cond.: fiuid-drive, r.
and h.; $50. IA. 9-6574 after
CHRYSLER '4e Windsor "e" 4-dr !:
beautiful original blue finish and
| completely equipped with radio and
heater, signals and fiuid-driye. DE-
| GENDER CLEARANCE, S195, full
price. KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000 ca.
CHRYSLER AT club coupe 6-cyl,;
fully equipped. new paint; only
| S295, $:l5 down. PINEY BRANCH
4 MOTORS, JU. S-11S5. %
CHRYSLER 80 Imperial 4-dr.; It..
| blue; r. and b.. Wv tires, extra
| pr. snow tires: power steering, power
| brakes: scat, wind. lifts, Fireproof
| seat covers. IA, 900 mi. Owner leav-
ing country. Sacrifice. S2,695. Elk.
3-7100. Ext. B or 470. 81
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CHEVROLET SO "21oS 4-dr.; r. and
beige: 4 new puncture-proof tubes
FireStone Wv: $500 mi; 81 ,295.
BOWMAN STUDEBAKER, 1900 Ga.
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

DEALER. in town this
week, will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call IA. 9-4S0l
TRUCK, large body. low
bed; low price; reasonable condition.
Wanted Immediately for cash by pri-
Yatn marty LII S-1oSk Il
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0LDsMOBILE 194S "76" 4-dr. 4;
EXCEL. mech. condition, under 52,000
miles: S340. $500 Conn. ave, co
5-2025, Ext. 500.
OLDSMOBILE 1851 (9S) 4-dr +:
excellent condition; LIST ST ,095 drives
It away; convenient terms. VIM
CENT MOTOR CO., 5Q13 Georgia
ave. NV, RIA. 6-O4OO. Is
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CADILLAC '54 "62" 4-dr. sedan; r.
and h., HYDRA. Autronic Eye. E-Z-
Eye Glass, power steering and brakes.
U. S. Royal Master tires; 2-tone
blue; less than 1000 miles: like
new. See and drive this beautiful
car today. Price, S4,450. TU. .
4l41; if no answer, call LA. 6-5677.
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AUSTIN 1850 4-dr. sedan; sale price
price sos; also largest selection
of small foreign and American
cars in town. MANHATTAN AUTO
INC, Est. 1914 tKaiSer-Willys and
foreign cars), 18th at r ST. NV.
NO. 7-2700: branch Salesroom, 1910
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FORD 80 Custom VS. Tudor; beau
tifni maroon with contrasting seat
low-mileage car that looks like new.
Warranted 6 months or 5000 miles
Weekend special. $685.. FRANK
SMALL, JR.. INC, 1900 Pa. ave
Sc LII, 2-gS2T. z
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MERCURY 40 4-dr.: beautiful spar
king green finish, equipped with r.
and h. Priced to sell quickly, S4S5,
easy terms. KENYON PECK CHEW
ROLET. 1886 Wilson blvd. Airing
ton, Va. ia. 2-900l. Open til 9:30.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09

With outward indications that ne
expects a cenSure vote to be reacne
Mccarthy said he plans TO 90
ahead after that TO continue ex-
posing Communists in government
to the best of my ability"
This is the fifth Investigation OF
me-" he said. there viii be a sixth
and seventh-no question about
that"
He told the Senate yesterday the
committee recommendation that ne
be rebuked for his remraks ABOUT
Sen. Hendrickson (R-NJ) was I'M
becilic" and fantastic.
When Sen. Watkins (R-Utah)
asked to eliminate an "obvious er-
ror" in a report of the special COM
mittee which recommended CEN
sure, Mccarthy jumped to his feet
to say he had found many errors
and demanded to know which one
was involved.
Watkins, the committee chair
man. didn't tell him Immediately,
and Mccarthy said this gave the
Senate "some idea what ] had TO
put up with day after day" IN
hearings before the committee.
Sen. Case (R-SD) finally slapped
the revised report down angrily in
front of Mccarthy, scattering other
papers in a shower. Case is a COM
mittee member.
When the correction was dis
closed to be minor in nature, Nc
Carthy told reporters he thought
he had made his point.
II think he (Watkins) performed
service to the Senate and 20
the country by his refusal TO tell
me about the change" Mccarthy
said. He demonstrated his per-
sonal animosity to me as hetdid
in the hearings. But he didn't have
gavel in his hands this time so
] could force him to divulge the
change"
Watkins, who sits next to Nc
Carthy in the Senate, plans to
speak on the report tomorrow.
One influential Republican sena-
tor said there is a move under way
to offer amendments which would
praise McCarthy's efforts in hunt.
ing for Communists. This senator
said efforts also may be made to
censure other senators, but he de-
clned to name them.
Sen. Wlker (R-Idaho) said he had
been working day and night brief
ing himself on the legal aspects of
the case and is convinced that the
proposed censure action is uncon-
stitutional. He said he will explain
later to the Senate why he reached
that conclusion.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
Fall Of Babylon
Has Realistic
Screen Version

The fall of sinful Babylon by
sword and flame has been reals
ucally brought to the screen IN
color by Technicolor in Columbia
Pictures "Slaves of Babylon" I"
which opens today at the Islander
Theatre. COstarring dashing Rich
ard Conte and featuring Maurice
Schwartz, Slaves of Babylon" fills
the screen with sumptuous spec
tacle, savage violence, impassion-
ed romance.
Slaves of Babylon" takes place
in that time when the Babylonian
empire was at its height. Nebucha-
dnezzar, King of Babylon, invades
and conquers. Israel; among his
captives are Nahum, played by
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09

I'll midnight, Dec. a, when the ex-
traordinary session which convened
yesterday dies automatically.
That was the final deadline set
in an adjournment resolution
agreed On by Congress last August.
Charles Watkins, Senate parlia-
mentar, said If there Is no vote
by that hour. a pending censure
resolution would expire with the
s3rd Congress.
That presumably would mean
starting afresh with any move
aimed at Senate rebuke of the
Wisconsin senator, who has pre-
dicted the vote win 60 against him.
Sen. Knowland OF California, the
COP leader, said he remains hope
ful Of getting a vote this month.
A special committee recommended
censuring Mccarthy for his al
legged "contemptuous" attitude to-
ward a Senate subcommittee, "vul-
gar remarks about one OF its mem
bers, and his treatment of Brig.
Gen. Ralph w. Zwicker, a witness
before the Senate Investigations
subcommittee Mccarthy heads.
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson Of Tex
as, the Democratic leader, indica
ted he regards the Mccarthy case
as primarily q Republican prob
lem, saying he had not been con-
suited about strategy.
II McCarthy's supporters try 10
drag out Senate arguments to avoid
a verdict. they may need greater
strength than Is now credited TO
them.
In the past, Southerners have
demonstrated they can make a fill
buster effective if they have about
20 members willing to speak at
length. Senate aides believe any
talk marathon with fewer than that
number participating can be bro.
ken by round-the- clock Senate ses-
sions.
Knowland already has ordered
Senate meetings daily from 10 a. IN.
to around 6 pm. and he could
lengthen the hours with majority
support. He said, however, he was
not trying TO "ruSh" matters.
MeCarthy's aides now claim the
backing of about Is senator's, but
it is doubtful that nesrl" au -
these would join in any lengthy
talk.
Mccarthy said in a radio broad
cast last night that while he believe
there are "plenty Of votes" in the
Senate to censure him. he does not
believe any such result would affect
his chances for reelection in Wis
consin in 1858.
II don't think that the American
people are fooled at ALL" he said.
He said he expects votes against
him to come from most of the Dem.
ocrats and the "so-called liberal
and l put that in quotes-Repub-
licans." He said he may get "a
few" Democratic votes of support.
Mccarthy spoke bitterly of what
he said was "the jungle warfare
which some elements in the Repub.
lican party have waged on me be.
cause of my fight on communism. I"
He said it "disguested many Re.
publicans and Democrats who
would have publican" in
last weeks election. F4X
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09

and the famous writing on the
waIln of Biblical legend.
Richard Conte is perfect in the
role of the volatile Nahum and Lin
da Christian as Panthea is breath
taking in the exotic costumes of
that colorful time.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, under authority Of
Sec. SIS code Of the City of Key
West. viii, on the 10Th day Of De
eember 1854, at 1 O'Clock in the
afternoon At the BzndStand. Bay
view Park, Key West, Florida. sch
AZ public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, bicycles hereto
fore abandoned by the owners
Persons claiming ownership Of
any OF said bicycles may obtain
return Of same prior hereto by
making proper Identification and
paying pruportionately for this ad-
yertisemeut.
PAUL G. AIBURy,
City Recreation Director.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09

Conte, and the prophet Daniel. por.
trayed by Maurice Schwartz.
Terrifying in is impact. magni-
ficent in its depletion, the fall of
Babylon is only one of many eye
startling sights TO be seen in this
Technicolor drama. Other thrilling
sequences include Dsniel in the
Lions den, amazing love dances.
the slaves in the fiery furnace,
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
By JACK BELL

WASHINGTON R-Reports per
sisted today that friends of Sen.
Mccarthy (R-Wis) might try to
talk to death a resolution propos-
ing his censure, on which the Sem
ate opens formal debate tomorrow
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
lcCarthys Friends Will Try To Talk Censue Move To Death

Mccarthy himself professed ig-
norance of any such strategy. So
did several Of his supporters. But
two influential Democratic senator's
who asked not 10 be named said
they had been informed an attempt
may be made TO prolong debate un-
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
INKSTAND FOR IKE

COLOMBO. Ceylon ~ - CO.
lonese Premier Sir John Kotela-
wala viii give President EiSen-
hover a sterling silver inkStand
and calendar when he pays an of
fetal visit to the American chief
executive this month. Kotelawala
leaves here tomorrow for Britain
and America.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09

Although tarantulas are poison.
Gus, they are not usually danger.
Gus and have sometimes been made
pets.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE UNDER FICTtTIouS
NAME STATIrrEs

- 80 GlN IN that
the undersigned. desiring to engage
In business under the ffctitio1s
name OF stock Island Service Sta
non, stock Island, Florida. in
tends TO register the said fictitious
name with the Clerk of the Circuit
'' tIirY ~ M2hroe county. Florida,
oct. 1895; nov. 90, 1854. ''f'
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT or TIE
slAIEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCTI'T
VI TIE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE CoTNTX
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. Ia-I3I
BEVERLY LOUISE IRRY
Plaintiff,
GORDON ALDRIcH rRBY. Y'o"oE
NOTICE BY PUBLICATIoNH' PULIrTsH'
TO: GORDON ALDRTCH TRRy
BTl. r. Div.
u. 5. 5. Coral Sea
81 Fleet Post Office
New York, New York
1oo ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for Divorce has been flea
against YOU herein and vou ar ro-
CURED to serve a copy of your an
swer on WILLIAM V. ALBIrRY
SOS Whitehead Street. Kev West
riorida, attorney for Plaintiff and
tie t.ie the original thereof with the
.lerk or this Court on or before
the LIST day of December. A n
1854. otherwise Decree PRO con-
fesso will be entered against YOU.
key West. Monroe County, Flor
ida. November I. A. d. 1854
tsEaAL) EARL r. ADAMS.
clerk OF the Circuit Court
BY 'sd) Florence f. Sawyer.
nov. 2-S-IS-2s. 1854. 'e' ~
NOTICE OF INTENTION To MAZE
ApPLICATfoN FOR FINAL DIS
Probate Law 1882
JUDGE. MONROE CoUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA.
In re the Estate of
J. THOMAS FELTON,.
also known as IN paoR.rr
JOHN THOMAS FELTON,.
u Deceased.
=" All whom Ii May Concern
Notice Is hereby given that Mary
Ellen FELTON, filed her final report
as Executrix of the estate ~ +
Thomas FELTON,, also known aE Holm
Thomas FELTON,. deceased; that she
filed her petition for final discharre.
and that she viii apply to the Hon
oraole Raymond r, Lord, County
judge or Monroe County. Florida.
on the @1rd day of November. 1885,
for approval OF same and Tor final
discharge as Exeeutrtx OF the es-
tate OF J. Thomas FELTON,. also
known as JOHN THOMAS FELTON,.
deceased, on this 2sth day Of O,,to-
Der. 1884.
(sl MARY ELLEN FELTON,.
Executrfx of the estate OF :
THOMAS FELTON,. also known
as JOHN THOMAS FELTON,,
deceased
oct IS: nov. 3-s-Is. 1884
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09

Scientists estimate it takes from
100 TO 200 million years to make
good bituminous coal.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-09

See the difference Gulf super refining makes,
Instead of trying to fight harmful deposits with So
called miracle additives" your engine
Gulf believes in preventing them from forming in
the first place, removes the cause.-The 'dirtyburn-
ing tailend-at the refinery. Just look at the plates
in the unretouched photo at left and sec what q
difference Gulf suPer-re6ning makesl
What's more, besides giving your engine more
complete protection. new Super-Refned Gulf No
Nox gives you extra gas mileage in the short-trip.
sop-and-go driving motorists do most no knock,
no Pre-ignition stalproof 0toothness plus b
slant sfarfS and fasf, JHeI-s0vng warHr-yp.
Evening star., 1954-04-02
College Up
Activity With Eight
Games in Two Days

Area college baseball teams, off
to their customary slow spring
start because of rain and cold.
will attempt to catch up with
four games scheduled today and
the same number tomorrow.
George Washington will be
host to VPI at 2;30 pm. today
on the South EllipSe. Catholic
University. will be at Towson
against Towson Teachers Col
lege in a Mason-Dixon game,
Colby of Maine will be at Ameri-
can University, also at 2:30 and
Howard will be at North Caro-
lima College.
In games tomorrow. Maryland
will open it's season against VPI
at College Park, Michigan will
play Georgetown on the George
town Medical Field, Gu will be
at Baltimore against Loyola and
Howard will play Winston-S Salem
IN. c. Teachers at Winston
Salem.
The ColonialS. with 81 rec
ord, will have either Senior Bob
Frederick or Sophomore Steve
Bauk pitching today, with Steve
Korcheck doing the catching.
In a game yesterday Wilson
Teachers. dropped its opener
to Randolph-Macon, 1872, at
Ashland, Va. The Jackets,
State champions last year.
blasted out IL hits while holding
the Owls to five for their second
straight win.
Two other Virginia schools
managed to get in games yes
terday. Washington-Lee losing
to Furman, ga. and Virginia
and Washington College of
Chestertown, Md. battling to an
8-8 tie in II innings, called be-
cause of darkness and cold.
Evening star., 1954-04-02
BY the As.oeia,ed Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
April 2.-Baring bad weather, a
crowd of 5000 is expected to
look on here tomorrow as the
University of Virginia's football
varsity tangles with a star
studded alumni team in a regu-
lation game that winds up spring
practice for Coach Ned Nc
Donald's Cavaliers.
Both squads got in their final
drills today in preparation for
the struggle at 2 pm. in Scott
Stadium. The game will be the
second in as many years, the
alumni having run away from
the varsity by a 41-0 score last
year.
The varsity has more depth,
with So players, Of whom only
eight are seniors. The varsity,
however. will play under the
limited substitution rule while
the alumni will substitute as and
when they please.
Evening star., 1954-04-02
Cavaliers End Spring Practice
With Alumni Game 7 Tomorrow

The starting varsity backfield
probably will find Rives Bailey at
quarterback: Ray Quillen, a con-
verted end. and Capt. Henry
Strempek at the halfback posts,
and either Herman Gatling or
Herb Hartwell at fullback.
Backf1eld Coach Bill Dudley
also can call on a number of
other ball carriers, including
Nick Lawyer, Steve Hoffer, Rom
ME jenkins, Whitley Clarke, Will
lie Dvorak, Bill Rector, Joe Med
Bala, Dan Rose, Ralph Kneeland
and Joe Patrick-many of whom
are rising freshmen.
Coaches John Papit and Bob
Weir haven't picked a lineup as
yet for the alumni, but almost
any they could pick would be
potent. The probable starting
backf1eld will have Charlie Hard
ing at quarterback, Gerry FurSt
and Bob Tata at the halves and
Papit himself at fullback.