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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-30
BOWLING

The Cravats Bowling Lea
que climaxed it's fourth sea-
son of bowling with a sum-
ptuous banquet, Friday ev-
ening, April Is in the beaut-
iful, palatial dining hall at
Chickland, SauguS, Mass. Tro-
phies were awarded by Mr..
William Simms, Charm; n of
the League to L. Lockman,
high average; M. Anderson,
high set; and R. Venable,
high game among the men
and to B. Virgins, high av-
erage; o. Peay, high set; and
K. Bush, high game among
the women bowlers. Runners
up in the mems group for
high average were: G, Belts,
M. Evans, ]. Gum, c. Robin
son, and F. Braxton. For
high set R. Pittman, B. Rich
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ardSon, J. Hill, A. Belts, w
Tidwell. For high game r.
Wright, ]. Pittman, B. Clark,
j. Jones, and G. Griffin. In
the women'S group for high
average were T. Pittman, F.
Snyder, s. Garrett. For high
set V. Riley, A. jenkins. M
Chapman. For high game v.
Lowe, P. Venable, A. Hard
ing. Mr.. William SimmS is
chairman of the League;
Freddie Shelton, Asst. Chair
man; Ophelia Peay Secret
airy; Joseph Gum, Trea-
surer. A short address was
delivered by Mr.. Roosevelt
Pittman, President of the
Cravats Club, which also en-
cages in the sports of tennis,
golf, hunting and fishing.
A gala time was enjoyed by
all and everyone is eagerly
anticipating a greater bowl
ing score next season.
SPORTS CLINIC
A Sports Clinic has been
arranged by Gamma Chap
ter of Omega Psi Phi Frat
ernity comprising the teach
ing of golf and tennis, pri-
marily summer sports of
New England, A staff of pro-
feSsional personnel in the
areas of health and physical
education, recreation and CO.
aching will augment the
Institutional staff.
The program of INSTRUCT
ion will extend for a per-
iod of four weeks during the
month of May, one hour for
each sport from 8 to 1000
" SlOCh.
The staff includes Jack E.
Robinson, Director, formerly
assistant tennis and golf
coach at Brookline High
School and member of Bos-
ton Public School System;
Dobert Spence, Freshmen
Coach at Boston University;
Miss Marian Scott, New
Richelle N. Y. Miss Jean
Anderson, Coatesille PA Sar-
gent College of Physical Ed
ucation for Women; Vaug-
han Payne, Harvard Univer-
sity will coach golf; and Oh
lie Redden, formerly of Bos-
ton University College Of
Physical Education will as
sist in golf.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-30

Emlen Tunnel, who gained
national fame in football, bas-
ketball and baseball, will be
in Boston May 9 to May 10,
as representative of the Mil
Ter Company of Milwaukee.
Tunnel starred in games at
University of Iowa. He en-
tered professional football in
1948 as an offensive halfback
with the New York Giants.
Developed into the Leagues
leading safety man on defense.
specializing in running back
puntS and kick-offs for touch
downs and also in pass in
Perceptions. Made the Asso-
ciated Press All-Pro, and the
Pro-BoWl; Served as a seaman
in the Coast Guard from 1943
to 1916.
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Julius G. Morrison
REAL ESTATE
81 DENNIS ST.
GA 7-5158
NOTARY PUBLIC
FOR SALE
RUGGLES ST. 2 stores
(brickl. one 25x25 fl. IL fl. |
ceiling; rs fl. glass win
dows with glass door.
One. 50x46 fl; IL fl. cell
ing; 4-9 fl. windows (glass),
glass door. Ass. $4,000.
Price $4,000. Ideal for
laundry. cleaning. restaur-
ant store or tavern. Loo.
near housing project. Space
for parking. Owner will
take back mortgage.
ON CAPE COD - Onset,
Mass, 8 room year round
cottage, h.w. fls., modern
bath. white cabinet. sink.
gas and oil comb. kitchen
range, oil heat. fireplace.
garage attached-also SKIS
patio. beautiful lawn and |
flowers-7 minutes walk TO
beach. amusements. shop
ping center. boating and |
fishing-25 minutes walk to
railroad station. Some furn-
iture included in sale-f-
nancing TO be arranged.
Assessed for $l30o.-Price
$4,000.
ROXBURY - 3 fam. frame
(shingledl 6-7-7 rooms. 3
steam heaters, INV. floors, |
white sinks. on bus line. |
very good house. ASS. |
$500. Price $500.
BOSTON - 8 room apt. |
and bath furnished; gas and
heat. $500 per week.
ROXBURY - 3 fam. frame |
s-3-3-3-5-4 rms, good plumb
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heat (coall for lst and End |
frs. nd. wd. frs. back pi- /
azzas, slate roof back and |
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$500 mo. Price $4,000.
TO LET
ROXBURY - 3 rom apt. /
and bath, stove heat, comb. |
gas and oil range, gas stack. |
End floor. $4,000 per mo.
TO LET
ROXBURY
3 room furnished apt. |
pleantY of sun light 8, airy. |
Private entrance, share
bath. Near transportation.
$1,000 per. wk.
KITCTENETTES
and ROOMS
Julius G. Morrison
i, REAL ESTATE 4,
81 DENNIS ST.
NOTARY PUBLIC
GA 7-5158
oFFICE HOURS $3.50 Pm
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FOR SALE
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RoXBURY - 8 nm. house.
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Yokohama

Continued From Page One
tie Cannon Shirley Johnson,
Margaret Hayes, CIarice Awk-
ward, Jean Simington, and
Ethel Atkinson. DR.. William
Andrew Rhodes will lconduct
the performance,
Tickets now on sale at Box
office.
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Dark Says Pitching
Will Stop Brooklyn

ana raining well off the pace,
the fact that the Dodgers
have made such an explosive
break from the starting gate
has been a source of diSmay
to the loyalist at the Polo
Grounds.
But from one wise old pro
came a word of consolation
today. Alvin isn't worried at
all about the Dodgers, early
foot. Naturally, he isn's over
JOyed to see them capitaIiz-
ing enthusiastically on the
Giants, faltering getaway.
But he isn't losing any sleep
over it, either.
Gust wait" he said, until
they start looking at the
pitchers who really give them
trouble--guys like Robin Ro-
bertS, Bob Rush, Gene ConIey,
Bob Bull, Lew urdete, Sam
Jones, and a few others. Wait
until they play teams like
Milwaukee and Chicago, Mil
waukee could beat them IA
or Is times with the kind of
pitching them have. The Cubs
don't figure to finish much
higher than sixth but they
have pitchers who can trouble
Brooklyn like Rush and Jones.
Don't forget that so far
they have seen just one of
the pitchers who usually give
them trouble. That's MagIie
and he hasn't been himself
yet in the kind of weather
we've been having. Neither
has Ruben Gomez, Los al
ways been a hot weather
pitcher"
Dark, who waiting to board
last nights sleeper for this
port of call and the two
games with the BUGS starting
tonight hesitated a moment.
What I mean isl he add
ed, that Brooklyn has al
ways been a team that has
been vulnerable to good
righthanded fast-ball pitch
ing. No, I know Maglie isn't
a fast-ball piacher but then
Sal is a special sort of case.
He's had their number ever
since he's been in the league"
What Dark meant was that
the Dodgers haven't really
shown they have changed to
any great extent. "They talk
about us being a stand-pat
team" he growIed. We'll,
what about them? This is
the same team as last years
and most of them have been
around over for years. They
Clobbered a lot of teams in
the past. They'll do it again.
But this doesn't mean that
they've suddenly turned into
superman."
His mind unchanged since
the early days of training
but never in Peabody.
when he said that pitching
would tell the whole story
Giant story" Alvin said that
was the only thing that
worried him. Lets face it,"
he said. eve can't win with
out Maglie. He's the guy who
has to win those big ones for
us against Brooklyn and Mil
waukee. Remember the pat
tern last year? The team that
won the first game of any
series we played with the
Dodgers or Braves usually won
the series. That's where Sal
figured so big. He won those
openers for us time after
time And we'll need him to
do 1T again.
81 thing he will. He hasn't
any of his old back miseries.
He feels fine. Just give him
little warm weather and
he'll be all right. The Dodgers
will find that out sooner or
later. Maybe it'll be Friday
night in Brooklyn. That fig
ures now is the biggest game
h
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RoxburY: Single 10 room
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$4,000
Natick: a 2 room suburban
home, handy 10 transporta-
tion. $4,000.
RoxburY: Q family home g.
6roms 8 atticks, piazzas.
Sl5.500
RoxburY: Brick: 2 family
home, elaborate in excel
lent condition. $4,000
RoxburY Duplex: 8 rooms
each side, all improvements
garages. $4,000.
INVESTMENTS
RoxburY: 6 apt brick ASS
rooms. Price $4,000.
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rooms. Price Sl5.500.
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rooms. Price $4,000.
G.I.'S NO CASH DOWN
2 family SIS rooms seperate
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3 family ASS rooms seper-
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FOR RENT
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kitcheneits $l2.50 and SIS
per week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-05

Something special in dinner for mom
SUNDAY
Porterhouse Steak Frozen Broccoli
Chill Corn Perfection Salad
BroDn N Serue Rolls
Fresh Strawberry Sundde Coffee
package frozen corn tablespoons chilli
tablespoons butter tablespoons butter
crumbs
Cook frozen according to directions package drain
Melt butter add chilli and heat corn
sprinkle wafer crumbs Makes three servings
MONDAY
Braised Lamb Shdnks Nth Vegetables
Garden Salad Corn Sticks
Pineapple Upside Doom Cake
Braised Lamb Shanks with Vegetables
4 lamb shankS Il "a pounds ! diced carrots
each) diced potatoes
tablespoons fat celery
Salt and pepper ! onion chopped
cups water
Heat fat in skillet shanks with salt and
pepper and brown them well in the hot the water
Cover and cook slowly bake degrees
F. IL hours Add water burning
Add carrots potatoes celery onion Cook
until vegetables tender Makes four servings
TUESDAY
Baked Pork Chops Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans Coleslnfp
Raisn Apple Crisp Tea
Raisn Apple Crisp
j can GO ounces sliced Cinnamon
apples
Y cup raisins zwieback crumbs
n cup brown sugar, firmly tablespoons butter
packed "a orange Juice
Combine apples, raisns " cup brown sugar in a
casserole Sprinkle with spices Combine remaining cup
sugar with crumbs and butter working with until
ture crmby Sprinkle apples and drbbe orange
minutes. with vanilla or lemon sauce
six
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-05

Meo-on-o-plotter is satisfying and economical too.
WEDNESDAY
Noode-Mushroom Ring
Dreamed Salmon and Peas Tomato Wedges
Carrot Sticks Cherry Pie
NOOdle-NTuShrO0m Ring
~ cups hquehed non-fat l (3-ounce) mushrooms,
dry milk finely chopped
tablespoons -four l package medium
! teaspoon salt size noodles, cooked and
"a teaspoon pepper drained
eggs, slightly beaten
Pour quefed non-fat dry milk into of boiler
Sprinkle -four salt pepper surface rotary
just until blended Cook water
stany until slightly hickened Pour little of the
into the slightly beaten stir brsky
ing in double boiler; cook stirring constantly
hickened. Add mushrooms Combine noodles
mixture into buttered Qduart) mold Place
in moderate degrees 40
minutes until set Unmold and fill center with
salmon and peas Makes six servings.
THURSDAY
Ham Slice Lima Beans
Kdle Whole Wheat Spoon Bread
Fruit Cup Cookies
Whole Wheat Spoon Bread
Z cups milk 70 cup uncooked instant whole
"a teaspoon salt wheat cereal, OR "a cup
teaspoon eggs uncooked regular whole
2 tablespoons butter wheat cereal
Heat to moderate, $50 degrees F. 6-cup
baking milk slowly to boiling Add
Stir regular whoe-wheat slowly boiling
with the regular slowly minutes stirring often Remove
from heat Stir in butter Cover and let cool 10 minutes Sep
eggs whites until peaks bend slightly
beater removed Beat yoks Slowly stir the
mixture the yolks Then fold In beaten whites
into dish Set in Of hot water Bake rack
slightly center As minutes until knife inserted
center comes out clean Makes foF to six servings BY WI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-05

Drain, and combine with par
TALLY thawed raspberries. Place
ice cream in large. shallow
serving dish and surround with
fruit. Serve slice of cake topped
with ice cream and fruit.
Makes about 8 to 10 servings
with some cake left over).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-05

the boned- stuffed and the UNI
stuffed are available at the
better meat and poultry coun-
tiers.
Also featured in the shop
ping new for the week end
will be all cuts of lamb and
pork, regular and ready-to-eat
hams, chuck and rib roasts
and ground beef. Watch this
column on Tuesday for some
new tricks in using ground
beef.
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Smothered Shad Roe NTH Bacon
Boiled Potatoes Asparagus
Cucumber WdtercreSS Salad
Chocolate BdUdrian Tea
Smothered Roe Bacon
For pair of melt p butter a covered skillet
When the butter melted warm hot dip the roe
in them pam Cover and simmer over
low flame for about IL to Is minutes
to taste with salt pepper chopped parsley with lemon
wedges the butter pam Garnish with bacon
Serves four to
SATURDAY
Cali Liner flashed BroWp Potatoes
Spinach Stoned Tomatoes
Honey-Bredd CuStard Coffee
H0ney-Bread Cusards
slices buttered bread "a teaspoon salt
3 eggs Nutmeg
De cups milk, scaded Cinnamon
"a strained honey
Butter the bread lightly both sides; then 2-nch
squares Beat add honey and scaded
squares of bread in custard
custard them Sprinkle each custard with nutmeg
cinnamon Place the cusard in pan of bake
in moderate $50 degrees F. for about
clean knife inserted the center Makes
custards,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-05
REPORT TO THE HOMEMAKER
Scripture Cake
Recipe on Sole

ct cetera, if you insist, but it
would be gliding the lily to
our way of thinking. Both
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-05

Mothers Day
Dessert
l No. ga can cling peach slices
/ package frozen raspberries
/ quart brick ice cream
/ angel food cake
Chill peaches thoroughly.
Evening star., 1955-07-12
cHIcAGoLIVEsTocK

CHICAGO. July 12 1-CUsDAl-ssI'
able hogs 0.o00; moderately active ane
uneven: generally steady 70 strong or
butchers: sows uneven. mostly around
steady, instaneesl25 lower; most q. Q,
No / to SIS 1s0-220 ID butchers 1895
1850; bulk mixed No / and 2's 1876
10 so; and two decks mostly No rs 1885,
1876 ID 1878; most 230-270 ID 1915
1880: weights over go ID. very scarce;
few lots 260-3I0 ID 16.75-I7.60; most
soys around 500 ID and hshter lt;2S. s:;S.
27O-300 ID i6.50-i7 90; most 400-500
u 13.00-14.50; heavier weights scarce:
few up to 800 ID down to 11.56 and
below: good clearance.
salable cattle 5000: salable calves
800, slaughter steers slow. about steady
with Mondays close; heifers slow. mostly
25 lower than Mondays average market;
utility and commercial cows mostly
steady, Gamers apd cutters steady TO
strong. instances IS higher; bulls steady:
yealers steady TO 100 higher: stockers
,230 10 steers 2450; good TO low prime
steers and yearlinss 1g.O0-23.65; loE
loads mixed choice and prime heifers
22: :50-23 90; most good 70 average choice
heifers 1e.00-22 90: utility and COM
mercial cows lI.50-14 90: Gamers and
cutters cut 2 2s.bo;lS;5 20; utility and CONNER;
:6oice vealers 10 .oo-ss. 90; q few choice
and prime "a 90; Gull to commercial
S75 b feeding steers 2s.75: . load Of
good 800 ID yearIing stock steers 81 rs;
few good S35 ID feeding steers 1880.
Evening star., 1955-07-12

lpointment Of L. @. shreye a
assistant to the president.
Mr.. Shreve. q Baltimore native
ana Johns Hopkins University
graduate. served in the Army In
the Pacific in World War II.
Dividend Is Increased
Federal Services Finance Corp.
has increased its quarterly divi-
dend to 221a cents a share from
20 cents paid previously. payable
July is to holders of record
June 80.
The larger payment places the
stock on an annual basis Of 80
cents, compared with 80 cents
previously.
The corporation announced all
its convertible subordinated de-
bentures. originally totaling
$500 900, have been converted
into class A common stock.
Net income In five months this
year rose to $125,763, a gain of
So per cent from $80,134 a year
earlier. Gross income of $941,-
202 was 80 per cent above $780,
742 in the same 1854 period.
Evening star., 1955-07-12
Area Construction Shows
Only Slight Dip in Moy

district managers for Safeway
Stores for outstanding support
of the Savings Bonds program.
They are: s. w. Goulding. Win
chester district; w. H. Rehmann,
Hyattsville district and Dan
Shumate, Bethesda district.
Edward C. Baltz, District Saw
ings Bonds chairman. made the
presentation. Safeway now has
ll8 stores in the Washington
division with 100 per cent bond
buying by full time employees,
officials explained.
Shreve Promoted
Leo Butler. president of the
Leo Butler Co., College Park,
Md. heavy construction contrac-
tor for specialized types Of sewer
and water lines, tunnels, bridges
and dredging, announced ap-
Evening star., 1955-07-12
BY WILLIAM A. MILLEN

The building boom In the
Washington area continues.
The Bureau of Labor Stats
tics said today the valuation oi
an building construction In the
metropolitan area for MAY
reached $35,16o.0 900, compared
with. April's $37.s79. 900. only q
slight decline.
For all types of dwellings. there
were 2,495 built. with a total
valuation Of $25,173.000 for April
against 2,499 and $26, ,538. 900 fol
May.
Figures for all building con.
struction follow: Washington
alone for May $5,357, 900 against
April's $2.746,o00-nearly double
the output.
Montgomery County, Md.
April 1902, 900 and May So
10000. Prince Georges County
Nd. April $7.738, 900, May ST..
$4,000. Alexandria, April ST.
$4,000 and May $685., 900.
Arlington County, Va. $685.
600 for April and for May $2,-
100000. Fairfax County, Va.
April $7.950.o0o and May SILL
, 404.000-a substantial increase.
Falls Church, Va, April $780,
600 and May $136.000.
williams to Speak.
Undersecretary of Commerce
Walter Williams was scheduled
to be one Of the main speakers
today at the ground breaking
ceremonies for Baltimore's big
new shopping center in the heart
of the city. It is known as Mon
dawmin. an Indian word for
seat Of golden corn" and was
named by the poet Henry wads-
worth Longfellow, who was a
guest on the estate of the Brown
family there. The 46 acres was
the estate Of the family which
operated its own feet Of clipper
ships. aided in founding the
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad and
took leading part in financing
the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. The
new development, which will
contain go stores grouped around
a mall, is scheduled to be opened
September. 1856.
Lynch Joins Law Firm
The former general counsel OF
the Treasury Department, Thom-
as j. Lynch, who served here
from 1948 to 1853 in that ca
pacity, has Joined the Toledo
law firm headed by Michael "
Disable, former director of price
stabilization.
Mr.. Lynch came to Washing
ton as assistant general counsel
Of the Securities & Exchange
Commission in 1884. Later he
was a special assistant to the
Attorney General in the anti
trust division. He also served
in other Government agencies
here.
Sharp Increase
Orders written during the first
six months Of this year exceed
$1.8 million. A. s. Clarke, presi-
dent Of Nems-C Clarke, Inc, engi-
neering, development and manu-
featuring firm of 919 Jesup- Blair
drive. Silver Spring. Md, today
announced. He said this is a
20 per cent advance over new
business written in 1954's SINH
lar period.
The backlog Of current orders
on July L topped $50 million,
Mr.. Clarke said. This is a "a
per cent gain over July / of
last year.
Savings Bond Citations
Treasury Department cita-
tions yesterday were given three
Evening star., 1955-07-12
QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. July 10 N1.-spot non.
ferrous metal prices today; Copper 80
cents g pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead
Is cents q pound. New York. Zince
12h cents Q pound East st. Louis. Tin
95as cents q pound, New York. At Pitts
buTgh. scrap steel No. ! heavy was
quoted at 37.00-3S.0O.
Evening star., 1955-07-12
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More Meut Produced

LONDON. - Great Britain's
farmers produced 81 per cent OF
the nations requirements Of
carcass meat in 1854 compared
with IS per cent in 1851 and
81 per cent in prewar years.
Evening star., 1955-07-12
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