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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

sIiKKATON.RARE ARRA - Lovely,
lge. quiet. comfort. fna.. pvt. bath:
snit, Or ;: unlini. phone. 40, +
nixSss-Sis. ANA. aeio aeth 81.
p.u.-Pvt. home; COW. ear. blis;
radio ph.; sentlsmsns $40. ~
pUffSSiN4i cIRcLE ARRA--po xnssas.rs
Kp0Eas bath and shower; phone 10
room. pvt. entfsnce: gentleman;
100 Church st. n.y- Sat and Sun
bsi7 7th street NV "a. s-5353.
|DoWnTowN-Ls.. front m, s.sSpie
cCNSEckictk kVk.. e mr.. Shorehau
LIRE. 1890 studip Tni. ad3acSnt
Tue bath: daily meid; pvt entF::
free parkins. Ap. A-e6bbs Or Ho
lssss fhiLnks sr. NV. Il 81. Z q,
Conn. ave Lac, cor. Nv. .bedfm.,
Ply Turn. Information. eau ~
IN. sii6EEnAaf-sinsis m. sssus.
tqrn.t a1les homelike. bus 81 dqcs:
|waLkis9 81 Is N'ScSEr SS6wro5is-
: slesets next bath. u seed house;
isss issk u. NV. esuysnisssiy
located2 Quiet and clean roam; B
avi9TdiSFH ci.f Rsrs III eSssasbr o.
Atfrae sgis.: ufila,. phene; SIS no,
M P iss'A sc. ISIS Pspgg
fd n.W.--comlortnbie, nicely fnfn,
sTle. rIa.: seans lady prsi.: cook
ms, fefgr. laundry avail. phone
end e,c.R ,sp shop. eonx CO =
|ceaitl ssI :. e; coniort.sl.. III sSi..
No other raomsrs. Z adults ii Ism.
Man 18Th '- And coLUs1BiA RD,,
1854 Latiier ~. n.W.--Larse room.
Perch g. I, pp . e ~ IcSpsts; pvt bath:
iasn. $1,000 soa.. "a. Az fsiS Z.
|pufSoIEr CricItfe ANA = Lars,
sfsior; $50 each fersa:' SIS each tos
- He1 18Th ~ NV. -l0
" 4 DAY pei. pesfcn: ilOi 18th
r., ny. x vsNNEs ssl siiy fs!s F; N
UTiOWN, 1895 Fsrk "a. n.w.--
Lss5ss. sissn room. sdicinins hssh;
siSS y 81. N.W-Yrcnt studio. Re-
fIiaerator. grill, eleck.ladie, ~.
eirtoam mattrsss: ee-Sl2. TX. q
1858 issh sr,. .Nw.susips..-
beant. turn: mod. baths. NO. q
ISs5 kYE IT. N,W.--Wsrn sleepins
rms. sd np. III. S-e60i. I'D
ieeg lath SIS aerofs AtatisI clear
ssie: idsy. pfiviis' ~. SSH
lnRNT1.RssAr s.na,a - ,,nap,n.
IA. s-l05o; essss UN. A-76u!l.
7ss issA 81. .N.w.-Leysly Nv. m.
~; S-eg9Q, u. e-6SlS; Is
double 81 silsis room isr snp Y, o.
ladies; ynliuiited phone, EN- p
t60O MASS. AVE. N. W.--r.oveiy rms,
new iurniturs; maid servJ - week,
ll73i PARK nn.--LArge Comfortable
lsSs sI,a sa 90 ssIs. 0. sssssR ~ III,
TL ia. ssnns dSls. T M. Ia / d 3.
Pvt. bath IN pvt. home. OIL 1850,
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-.Exesp.iens!
rH.. pyi: honss !. se9ipyt bath
s, ddsmsh- - 1888 49,. I'D
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$50 rIngT n. N.W,--Larrs, new.
s.aisis ssnssI csii xk. s-sisi.
IlIes Cg1Wl9nn ~. N.N:-NewlS
dsE Wo. e-ztei afte9 9. --Ie
VIC. lesh AND DN.W.---Hsaiy turn
enc. %, 9oZsg. III. lat: sley
ssitshSssTd: sss 10. 40. s s.sYa
IDUPLRx. PLEASANT HiIis, Nh csth
Ss,S psls ssefao Mn niS. dd "a; 81.
w; e.542b. III
bedrul. apt.s S7b mo. n. 9-05sS
| is.h Al i N.w.--rav. m. 5.asm.,
kitcheneSte, bath. utils., maid ssrV.;
redee,: 2 girls. NO. 5-0t2g. IL
Mt. PLEA6ANT-zEars Nv. im., bed
rrl., kif.. tie hath With siloWer;
Sabl ,itiis mel. IA. 3.e043. 10
$:S'' ~. ]. p i. s.sss:.'!is nv
iS 81 ", g. i Nv. s S,ste 3 81. ~
HS AS is stIs.t Isse, eis ~ NJ, n. fesf
E 1,I;,!SI. FgzNIs s0n1 i csss.g sgt
lnhkXSSs I. sTSs0}tt, 1-syyfsSsa -. lo
hSxym .Ht ~ No go -
any time. Opsn. Adj Adj ~. 81. S.5s57
sp0IT C!ncLE -. ~; rn, ~, mi
,s SSn; slE,, 49,. i S5Is., =.
r. q *. yw dsiHI Ehsss nsed: q, 70
ksssmeSt ~ Can ~ a!ossS ~
ZAP 1850 q. -, q. lie &.
s.:i 90 A., NM i Z. fuTnses; sls sssi
- ss M slk s4 W ,,..,, I'm z
sSedrm III. III sss.: al ntlls Hi iise Il
Isxie 4 &c GrAsfIrOL srone p
Al. And ane rm 30 coSv y
sScp,. ifsssp, pst. SssS. III 9;
ITO tia lire Hssn , Ioen 3D. snine . RsIls
lAsAcosrra--A.,r. am. md AZ
LG 1aiie.i Aen'' :" = To
ssIsaS ssli;, laslj sssIss:, si' sa
n.y. Aspu Ase1 Ao
1873 y, oRsEEs ~. n LTinia z, !.
nies rrsca ~ s nS spt;;. ..t ~ nv ~;
EsEsr 10 ssi; A saisss,. ssa. 81
vithIIGY ~ pai,s 1-s9 nsE9S;,n,krcy, mil,
w.si ioes g III. ssos ezss e ~ sE y
\ $50 As' 1865 = ..-i7
M Am ana \. 4 AVE. NJ.
L Nieeiy furss.' 4 a. 4 bsdrr;s ,itiis
turn; soay. trAnscs. and shoippinfSs,
~! Sail lg 3 800 Rsvrs 49, IA.
III. =. IN. m. fit'. ryf. Seth. Az
bsrt. at. IA. A-zS07. -ia
; nci SeS ~: Hiesn. ms ~ , Ss.as'
SSi4 iSih q. nv. Asy tins. $50
s3i S,',s. a SsI.h. porch a.1ol sssa.So Po'
ICxPi;fioL ill., Ms q iibrsry,
.l esSal@s ssSs. . tsSn !|S s ga:
"a. ri. S-Sb4e. 1880 -i6
Es s;e sapi..; nicely ls;, as ss q. rs|.;;
s,tila, NJ Nsvy Yas1 SclIinSss
ni2sAti2A ss sENF4ies R sisSt s,,nn- ~.
room apt. q PVT. baths: redse.
.s s5ai IN IsSa N;S9s ,.s,n.
S.su TN iar Tls aS Ssi se 10 :sd is nv
IS sS I:: !; l: ss 81; y;
ID kMS., kit. Syf. ssih, suit. 8 male
,ssd.nss;u SS6d Ss! q hS;ssIah.sSai seed
eesh; WIS yesass enc gss aryeri $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

|DALalA11ANs Scosel) - Pine mn
e1s5. p1pPIss, saSlt does and stud
|PAhkKkE16 (60). normal and opa-
ms ,ess,y selos E ssses ss is as.
csD b, i . 8 uinDS Two broke Al
males. { and 8 yrs.i strike tree and
snsrantes, DOCS ?. Q. box y s5,
rkisn TtHnifiis, 5 weeks Old. Axe.
/, ,.: ela ri,essnt ~ 1855 s;,,,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
WESLEY HALL
1926 2lst 81. NV.
EXCELLENT
FooDi R0oMsl SERVICE
At Amazingly Low Rates
HUI. s-54s2


Young HEEltED g.1ilsman asslrss
s SsR es.i - b.rEl issss sS.s 90:
BxSlkLoR desires tyrnished room
gith sonnsetinE priyats BATH q
AttfAettye section Of lH.H. p. g.
Box 33e-x. Star. 15s
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Allan DRYERS second annual Hare.
and pelisd. ~ p9fsbesd TseiStefsS
HE IN p nna s, WE er ia s,,p,
per. There q : restaurant on tii,
ssoce .sstio sssss s q Rss kss ss
~ ss,.l ksgss 81 Y IN. s'sis. e.. sssl
some GOV. yit6 caves Il sids; Ire
BULLS AiI from T.1 and Hsnai
scersdltsd herds. Cattle ~ pastuTl
herd nov. pon.t Mis- this fsrinsr:i
opportunity sale, For free eatnina
write: cAfT. II. G. jKFEERSoN
RHinelide Farms. eykesyiiie. Nd
scrsd 81 nsrsssnd 1 hsreicra q, S Ssi
era Aaan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
JOHN KILPEN HOTEL

AS II;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

ADAMS MErE M. hst. Lamcnt and
twin hedrms; 2 buses. N. 1-e3e1
|isee RHODE BLAND AVE-. NM
Clear eqmtertahls rms. With sent,
close p shop. ctr: Eees. g., 7-e3ps
CONN, AVE-. shsraton Hotel VIA
Lse: front rm. tor enpl ipdyi eEsei
az ssiea nRDid5k s7a; ~ T 1852 8.
m. Tor Girl PVT. hath, teiephone
Ideal tramp. nsas IA. 6-4330
|L0yELx MAsrKK BEpKsa.. pVt' ~.
atorS shoWef. Kitchen pfiviieses
1891 Rittenhonse Ut. nv. --10
|CLKvKLAND PARK. a2SO 1iehianf
doNs. breakfast priyiis pvt. home
eabi' gentleman. III. 2s4e43. 10.
CONN. AND P0nTKR, u BIZ, q
Ssf bath. vi, ks.ne. ~. $500
NEW HA1rPsHIRE HOUSE,. In
New Hampshire ava. Newly deco
Esetsd rooms. maid service. no; 2.
|issS iNcRAHAM sr. N.w.NIsei.
r4gt x X M $50 s,,ir nyi.re.
CONN. AVE-. AND rock CRkEE
park area, 24QQ goth 1t. n.ve-
Single and double front rooms Il
pvt home. Attractive. newly decor,
treplaee. large perch; breAkfaei
OPTIONAL, cony. tramp. co. $500
|lssk sr. NV, sslo--rarss siiSisl,
ice, Pfiyete PARKING Man only
GENTLE GENTLEMAN for clean
Close r: Ssry rsss. N. s-bSss
|sss5 Isth sT. MIKE, IRON
WI S ss1n ns sss s ss.a a ass s ssI,
|cHEyY CHASE. D. C.-Lse. nsstsl
bedria.s exposures. 5 closets. pvt
bath. shower. Gentleman. M ?.
|sSuTrhRnN CLUE. l7eb Mass. ave- :
n.W.--HoIne for dis. guest. gentle.
man pref: single OF double rri.
pvt. bath. kit. priyiis, ~. neudix
No better location, NO. 7-0S03.
|BUE. or STANDARDS sECr. Pvt
fSc.f.R .iesss s,S Snn,SS
|pufoNr cIR.. 1907 Iesh 81 NV
Newly dec; firepiaee: semlpVt. bath
|NExE CHEVY Giixak Ci'incLE---
Quiet, warm room with small sittinl
rg9n ena stcr4ss srare. snare rag sah
ssB 5ih an RIss.sha anes- y p-o n svs-
a.a329.
49, 4gH kALLLH0 ever each on.
room &c. sncash for u. Tsaip. Ii q
q2Qktnf Went 4.bs Only 80 each
14Hh IlitWqra -,
|CAxM1UhAL VT, Wei tuIna eun1l
tras ~; e p I'm; ~ i.d heMss "a w n
iSis K6NdF ELIoW Ill r. = oi Niesi,
turn. 2na 4 trent room newiDvt
VICINITY sfiEhAT0N PK. HOTEL
1891 ssth ~ Nv. 81 tin,I iacy
pist.: tsispbose iaundrSS ssriyHis.
r fees ~. o-tS.Ve .,....,,,.
Zoe. rooms fcs smplossd psopis: u
loungs: "a, pgisls. Ss9 and IN PEI
me- c,, G Al Eefsn s III N.wN,es,,
fprniehsd frolt feom very eens
nSt W.
80 ghaR avR NV. Ank al
Wslk 10 WORK. iarse front room,
ClaExY ci!Ss.. 2. 2, F:s 49,, - I'm. en-;
49, ~ srss g syn,i r Va 4. n 1
,HS Sshepp. &Ss nxsi - sy m.
V0EN. sA,D. ~ ~: ~.
49, g Fly ne,rh IN, ma ~ 1.Srary
~ os crr.te.t ssis .ysvste ho,ns ansi,
=, 49, eo rent,ep.n s nrsferred AS
s.szss ~
1871 4. rARx %. M.M w.. , bris ,!si
es.sse .. srm ., serns. sGc ssi. Xve.
Pisss; gnlimissa DaIsins: 8 II !,
. ~ nsnl i hsss 30 o AuotSeI
r slI11llsf sd q. y ne ,e. NO y 5-s ~,
ios': Conn. sSs. ". j sit. q
;, pskRs ssntismpsn; So ~, "a l s,essa z
near Conn. ase;--and % ssnigys
bath; man S 8 ne: kM 2,25s2
ths eoan.ss S S;s ~, son M, grs'
NJ nm SS1ivsss snsrsss 81 s So I u
DEsSeE rsansa pessen ier copy,
horne ssmospSsrs. So q spDrs.
iisi ISL 81. Nv. Ap., aai.-D..
EHGiisIi .jktsisE hen,s. ssls. fionl
sis $40 81. N.yssssat iiail,
a spaciois deE home PARKING
NV. ksAsrnss.i.s. ,s MUops arons ron n
in elevator apt. eldg tor one 81 q
~. enAisInsn. Neistenees, Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
CHTNCHILLA
HEREFORD

Choice breeders out Of ribbon stock.
try. CAL ~. 7-8Q45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
EMERY-0EO CLAN HOTEl

-. q
special weekly = and monthly rates.
nv gQem. isse parking sld aanndrs
saciiis3sSSS n mY oAsns ssa epss
= n sssi ~; 4 HnTrr
setv. K .na - On Ista, within
Csan S Ssa sesn g Ih'I M. . ss
sld dbls, M; .l Esas. Nkiy, and mo
THE MAURY
~ S.srIs s.n R III ais s var sig az az
10 R weekly. Gony. y dovntoyn
Maid ana eiexaser aekxles - -. . l.
"a IN WK AND Tip
Per person. tee. rms. suit. , iadisi
z s sanu 81 Conn rs. ave- SsA VAN down ssl
seEn. l2z9 l1tn g: M. 81
Fh1g W. !! 1891 - !, n 4,
AvvA = -. S.W'
pvt. baths: ayailah1s, singles. dhlsD.i
reasonable Fates 70 pefInanan'
gtleats. H, 3-I116.
TS1Sir~,.c5 eS-s-,f-.1 .7TS,,I~
nme - dav. a ,nonti, Win eiul
. ~ :'; AZ s::.as: d 81 ss'i Js
IYTTiRIs H1STET.
fsno Ieth NV mi a-6ffe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

cAN-YOU-UsE- MONTY VI. /.
c 81. aa9iise To-Day. Z. .-e- :.
SIT. LEG BATHTUBS
kitchen sinks. basins. toilet ssts'
ant. -1ine gas ranges, piumbing NJ.
lures. Pickup service. Htsness
ACE JUNK co.
$3.50 oeorsia Ave. NV. HU. 3-lAz1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

coal. WOOD, FUEL OIL
FFnRWoOD. DELIVERED FREE-.
1U0ss seasoned oak. cut YOUR al.
mensinns, 16es discount, order nov
AckAAN'6. Garden A-eos5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
ALTURAs HOTEL

2OSS New Harnpshire NV.
Ar !:Is:d i ,.s s:d is.sIly III ggS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
PHONE IA. 2-ii16
PHONE IA. z-lllo
E0TT.T0F DESK wanted, rood q
fair condition, IA. 0-06A6. :
SCRAP, METALS

G8NLIIa NAMfos. ASrAs $1,000
always paid. WASH. RAG e BAG
co. si5 Z .. g; :wrsa ri ~ AZ 1i p'H
TR0liBONE, used, II good s9nd,
fdf beginner, reas. Oh. 4-3AJe.
TVGET8, tubes. WIZ pay $40 p So
for ork-of-order sets. 1913 l3h y,
S.vs an. $1,000. Open to-day;
TYPEwRIrER. desk model. II reed
condition.: also w., reAsonAeie,
wHf aERblaits an xNb BuRNING OUTFIT
e-s 5sis e "a. :. 81. lSsSSBs. III
W. 6Of Old goid disenf9ee lsueiyg,
hiEhcst easil prices AK &Qr ~
v1NIRp fAniS sUIfADLE ieE
ofice Or library table. apptcx- 3Qs'
high, 20. Ions. maximum ao@ VIDA
sNsArs- e UdPsEinnr PIANO. WIN trade
T-ft. serTel fefgr. Or Singer sewing
machine. NEKpLEcRAYT. Iz6 11tn
ron a 4Hk roP PRICE on your typs-
writer, musical instrument. camera.
sewing machine, ~ and guns see
GENEROUS GEORGE. =. q W
EXCHANGE, 1857 -. ave. nv.
f M l SNS CEDAR cHRIsT1As
TRRES wanted. ] viii buy. cut and
hani. 10. T.S563. 1000 Owens 70.
ll U.s. Z IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

UPRKR 18Th 81.
d ss.u !; saaf ra sHssYa 3. asss5 lss
snot6ss sirIi 1880. IA. 5-oss6..
COLONEL GfRE % 1Eafs S-EedFooni
81. snd Sun. III. s.SsiS is
APIS. FuRltlshED G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

NEAR 18th ana Cclnmhla
I'd. n lafee.. .Neil-manaEe4
apt: hidg: With 4, sessstafssl
closed porch, dtnette, kitehen-
cite and bath. Cpupistefy and
distinctAvely 1lirnishea, Cara
age SPACE In henlt.. e19o IN
eluding utiiitisi. AID. S-7too.
RRsTORED--cAPfToL I'LL AREA
FIRST aeor nieeiy farpishsd 2,rn ss.
conditioner ADULTS; reas. rent
M. 5.2is7. II. 4-7ze6.
oHOR0EfOWN
Modern elevator huilding: osagtis
fully furnished: living room. dining
room, Kitchen, iarUe bedroom. tiled
befh, Wnll-to~Wnli cArpetif1G; fnlly
ss1ippsa ior ho e ss lsns n
service, maid service. heated ga
rage 6ubleeee 70 Iespon1ihts ten
ant. "A. $4,000. --.ie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
G0In

Dfine your dental gold. platinum
. discarded ,eyelEy We pay cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
DEHUMIDIFIER

Furniture Bought
ore p,sss q sntsgs he y, Is cas-, =
n.H ~ Ap s-6oSsS. opsn ESQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

80 YEARS Az 03A eI. y -.
GUNS, binocuIafs. radios. typsNriters
musical Instruments. eamerees tele,
yision zig Ecl1; Eclt slres; sSsls
A22 eth 8. nv. Ma. e-olM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

csM9IMg hI IVA, r .,gr ssos; Axe res
|DACHSAtND PUrPIks. Axe reg,
Z, slsc J, STUD ssEsiss; q. 2.Ilos. -
$50 G cieoF piefs H hSs;a Sos.a ~ Siss ri
son 81 Thenderisn Brian TfisEan
now q stud, 43b. WA, f-i34k.
BOSTON TENNIS STUDS, Axe,
producers Of quality. 10, S-ao06
1890 Coliege View dr., wheaton,
BOSTON, excel. qualify. 3 mos. old
W, Tcrnea PAPER trained; very rsas
car, MALI, III bach. trained, smar,
With yard, IN. a-s907.
vormed Healthy. loving disp5 sition
Az. 5.2S7p. Sat, 1880 70 9
JsfaREahahcsE-.i seasl. msi. -is u
male. 1 female Dobefman, 4 mos
AL teasonnhiy priced. u. 2-i48d
RUPg, Cocker Spaniel. 8 Wks. old
Reasonable. Call JU, D-BOf3.
MONKEY. tame. with specially. bun
eagsi Ieesonehls 70 good home
| eHsSHHisE0 isslfTEns. 70. REG,
BOXER sheW-type mans dos, abou
2 yTs; old. QFner .Inpytne. Bar
gain today: IA. 3.A1ae.
COON DOGS. pair, black and tan
xoung go2d breedins. Also old dol
IWEiaaSBANEiES. malls and femals
Axe !! Eee. ssst sired; pestialiy , Asi
| sfzEssiElf sksrrEss. .heu,.broksr
lSSxfs rgEs. ...dy p % Y. !,
ties and won't last long on o.
4 Christmas market. Call this wee
81. '', VIZ ssSs Il s.i4s. sunSs
iffHss reod. healthy ..oe,
4 Good sinsess. Males and hens. 70
lBEzGIE yuPs. Axe res. Q mo,
| sCHIPPERKES AGAIN. 4 vks. Oh
Taking EsseEy.tiens; deposits q
f0onLks STANDARD, 2 Ecnthl
Ich1iUxiI6z fgffiks, pocket an.
elt q Qlsnik siIs. Cali VA. 5-s35l
'lBt sfoN ffkAzzEs. Akc. .s1 l r.
sSis .s sss u. za74s. '.-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
THE MAIIRY

Hetw. X and Eye on 18th. within
walking distance Of shopping and
Govt. hidgs. doWnt0wn, Nice sale.
rates Ma e-a5a1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

Officers Service Club
n s.a z va. ssy ;. M os sss . sin sss
active and reserve 0ficeFs. 1874
9iss st. NV, AD, f-240O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

2l-hY. sWitchboAfli; modern ehQWefs
pvt. baths; available. singles. dhlse.
s rsasSna1ls Isssess. Y permAnsn'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
Mason-Dixon Conference
Rejects Two Applicants

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. % (P).
The Mason Dixon Conferences
Board of Directors has turned
down the applications of the
Norfolk Division of the College
of William and Mary and Shep-
herd College for admission into
the 15-member league.
However, the directors left the
door open for the two institu-
tions to reapply at a future date,
The conference directors include
the Is athletic directors and
Commissioner Paul Mention.
The conference directors de-
cided not to expand at this
time" Hugh Stephens of Ran
dolph- Macon College, league
president, said. I'VE feel that
the conference is a somewhat
unwieldy group now. However.
we will review the situation from
time to time.
IF Norfolk Division and Shop
herd are still interested in the
future. they may seek admission
once more, and their applica-
lions will be considered.
September Is was set as the
date and American University
as the site for the fall meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
Pro Football Bosses
Tackle Two Problems

NEW YORK, Mar. % (P).-
Two items are on the agenda at
a special meeting today. of the
Executive Committee of the Ma
tional Football League.
The meeting was called at the
request of the Detroit Lions and
the Chicago Cardinals. The
committee will discuss the Cana
dian situation and also hear a
schedule complaint from the
Cardinals.
Commissioner Bell figures that
the Lions requested the meet
ing because of his ruling that
Gordon Malloy belongs to Mont
real of the Canadian League
instead of Detroit because the
Alouettes had prior rights.
Bell disclosed, however, that
he has since rescinded his ruling
because Toronto and Ottawa
raided the NIL and signed two
players. Tom Dublinski of De-
troit and Don King of Cleve-
land.
Bell said the schedule dis
agreement is the first resulting
in meeting since the commits
sioner was empowered by the
league in 1948 to draw up the
schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
Hoskins and Six Others
Cut From Tribe Roster

TUCSON, Ariz., Mar. % (P.-
Pitcher Dave Hoskins and seven
rockies were cut from the Cleve-
land Indians roster today and
sent to Daytona Beach for re-
assignment.
Hoskins Joined the Indians
varsity after winning % games
with Dallas in 1852. The next
year he compiled a 9-3 record
with the Tribe. Last season he
appeared in IA games with the
Indians, losing one and win
ming none, and in four games
with Indianapolis. losing three
and winning one.
The others dropped today were
Pitchers Marian MurszewSki,
Hank Aguirre. Dick Tomanek,
Stan Pitula and Howard Rode
meyer; Inflelder Stan Pawloski
and Outfielder Joe Cattle,
Also going to Daytona are Jim
Cleverly. Bill Meyer, Billy Har-
rell and Earl Averill, jr.. invited
to the training camp here for
observation but never put on
the roster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
Terps Heading South
As Northern Mines
Invade Washington

The University of Maryland
baseball team goes South to
open its season tomorrow. while
the other collegians here stay
at home to take on invaders
from the North this week.
The Terrapins open at Vir-
ginia tomorrow, then play sat
North Carolina Friday and Wake
Forest Saturday before making
their first home stand a week
from tomorrow.
Vermont. Colby, NIT. West
Virginia and Michigan are among
the teams visiting Washington
this week to get the collegiate
season under way. ,t-
Vermont's scheduled game
against George Washington this
afternoon was cancelled because
of cold and windy weather, but
the team stays around for an
other try at American U. to-
morrow.
Colby is playing at Catholic u.
tomorrow, Georgetown Wednes-
day and American U. Friday.
while NIT comes in to take on
CIV Wednesday.
West Virginia opens its sched-
ule at AU Thursday. and Mich
igan arrives Saturday to take
on Georgetown.
After opening against Colby
tomorrow. Catholic goes right
into its Mason-Dixon Confer
ence schedule. The Cardinals
will be host to Towson Teach
ers Thursday and to Loyola in
a double-header Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
Cola, Interested in Baseball,
Will Get Trial With PhiIIies

NEW YORK, Mar. % (P.-Tom
Cola. a three-time All-America
in basketball, who never played
college baseball, admitted today
he was interested in taking a
crack at professional baseball
with the Phillies.
I'm not sure yet" Cola said.
1.-THE Phillies just said they'd
like to look me over"
The Athletics. Yankees and
Redlegs also are repeatedly in
the market for Toms baseball
services.
IT never had chance to play
in college," the LaSalle senior
said. 1.-THE basketball season al
ways ran too late. 1 played in
high school and on the sandlots.
I played first base and the out
field"
The Phillies are interested in
Cola because of his potential as
drawing card and a long dis
lance slugger. Cola stands g.
foot-7 and his normal weight is
about 215. Cola is interested in
the Phillies for obvious reasons.
He could make whole lot more
money swinging a bat than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
By MERRILL WHITTLESEY

Pros Clare Emery and Brick
Wood at Washington Golf and
Country Club have been beset
with a number of rulings where
balls come to rest on or near
bridges. Washington probably
has, more bridges than any club
in town. and there have been
a lot Of arguments lately about
shots coming to rest on. OF under
or at the point Of bridges on Is
and II. ....,
Bill Miller, the golf committee
chairman, Billy Martin and a
number of others have had
matches decided by tnterpreta-
tons of the ruling, but some
of those involved were not sat-
isfied. 49,.
Emery was not sure of the
ruling and sent a query to Joe
Dey. the USGA executive d.
rector and rules expert. who
spoke Friday night at the Coun-
try Club of Virginia in Rich
mond. 49,,
Dey says rule 81 speaks for
itself. although to some it is
a trif1e misleading. However. it's
this simple: If your ball comes
to rest on a bridge or near it
and the bridge interferes with
your stroke, the ball can be
moved two club lengths-without
penalty and no closer to the
hole-but must remain within
the confines of the hazard.
Only when the approach to
the bridge extends into the fair
way may a ball be moved away
for clear shot, and then. of
course. not closer to the hole.
It may be moved in an arc if
the ball comes to rest against
the approach of the bridge on
the side opposite from where
the golfer played the shot.
Some Washington members
were of the opinion that if a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
Win Over Canadiens
Cuts Bruins Deficit
BY tie Associated Press

The Boston Bruins are back
in contention in the National
Hockey Leagues Stanley Cup
playoffs after swapping out of
a scoring slump with a AZ vic
tory over the Montreal Cana
diens-their first in the best-of-
seven seminal series.
With the biggest Boston Gar
den crowd of the season looking
on - capacity 1900 - the
Bruins struck for three first
period goals last night. Leo
Labine notched his first goal in
II games and Fernie Flaman
and Real Chevrefils scored only
20 seconds apart. The three
goals came in a span of only
4:52.
That was all Boston needed to
cut Montreal's lead to 81 in
the series.
They resume in Boston to-
morrow night while the Detroit
Red Wings, defending cham
pions. will be out to score a 40
series sweep over the Maple
Leafs in Toronto. The Wings
and Leafs were idle last night.
Detroit has a 80 lead.
The Bruins dropped the first
two games to the Canadiens in
Montreal, 20 and 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
Area Entries Fight
Thursday in NCAA

POCATELLO, Idaho, Mar. %
R.-Tentative pairings for the
NCAA boxing tournament be-
ginning at Idaho State College
here Thursday list II afternoon
and is evening bouts involving
most of the 81 fighters from the
II schools.
Five individual champions from
1854 return to defend their
crowns. They are Seija Maya of
Hawaii at 125 pounds, Mary
lands Winnie Palumbo at 1872,
Johnny Granger of Syracuse at
1879. Herb Odom of Michigan
State at lat and Heavyweight
Mike McMurtry of Idaho State.
Wisconsin's Gordon Gladson won
at 165 last year, but this time
will compete at 178.
Among the champions absent
Is Maryland's Gary CARRIER. 49,
pounds. who will not compete
because of responsibilities at
home. His teammate, Palumbo,
meets Cyril Okamoto of Hawaii
Thursday afternoon and another
Terp, 178-pounder Leo Coyne,
takes on Dave Tanner of Idaho
State that night.
Virginia also has two entries.
Welterweight Bob Rush fights
Bob Pisarich of Louisiana State
Thursday afternoon and the
winner will meet Bob Rigolosi at
night. Tony DiBiase, 156-pound
Eastern champion. meets Harold
Mackigashira of Idaho State in
the afternoon.