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II. NV. TX. 3-3527.
cE oo1 smp @ ssd e,.st. RI t.b9 0d M0
6-1o2e 7fter 5 pm. lie
CLOTHING. Christian Dior white
.ce cocktail length wedding. gowl..
main. ~rsins N"rreI. io-Is. suit
II orig. cost. OIL. 4-5os4. IL
CLOTHING, sizes lea. 1874 aud 20
Fabulous collie -tion of slightly PAM
Pii.e buys a Il S You are ei0' it. IL
I'd. Apt. SIS, dali. from 11.5 pm
including Sur lay. III
COR. CUPBOARD, 1 o. 9. mahog.
Ham aampte s5 Court o1 ~ . 81 xsl PERT.
CRANE. Lima paymaster With soft.
BANCiNG-Will seil remainder of
Arthur Murray dance eour'a VI 2a12
hrs. Make al Offer. OIL. 2-0702,
DAvENo Makes tall-length BIRD
p lstss with slip covers sa5. HE,
DAMoNDs-Ladys Y Ct, s17b:
ladys 9 cts. $sss: 'ady's ~ ct3;,
cs5: lay. ' e.. ST.. Ts5af hfS1S set
sT Ssss a Co. i4ss H st NV. NE,
DiNETTE SUITE. mahogany; N.Y. 4
chat 8. table. buffet, china closet;
in excel. cond.; se5. WA. : lesc.
DIN. RIM. SITE. walnut: table. 8
chants. bufie' s.rlsr and china
cab; be-; offer. EN-: 3-94E4.
$3.50: SO p Mt ID ave ' Alex *
Va. H. S.1411. --15
aiming ROOM. l2.piece set, Sl0h:
bedl poin. double bed set, S75: chaise
lounge. $40; porch chaise louI se.
ssrdsr tea cart. S.. JJu.. = S SIS.
pfNiN aa' THrLE, large r.-hossny
Duncan Ilyfe, two leaves: s35.
D and Sufs N' oak AK SIS. APP AP 1-a5ss.
DRESSER, sis: Drop leaf table. SO;
chair, So: sofa he'd. $40 walnut
dir: rm. suite. $50. ST. $500
DRHPr RiLs-1a paneled core, eaIze.
II paneled 1iue rayon gauze Grapes;
.in trav Verse, rods rd OIL s ,ts s,.o
!. prs. Of standard size window
ali day sun. 20. 2-456o III
DRYER. hand. meyer 'sed, electric
Cost $500: will sell for "a price. Mr.
KAN, RE. 1856 g AID 4-72S7
ELECTRIC HoT-wATER HEATER,
sA-se a.- 81; never uFsdi s14o. Can
FAN, GE. on heavy eft. pedestal.
OIL. o-4fs66.
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CARLTON HOUSE
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
EFFICIENCY APTS.

recer'Iy completed, fireproof build
ing, bea, tifrlly decorated and fur.
nishfd uy Dorothy Draper.
DAILY RATES REDUCED FOR Elk.
TENDED OCCUPANCY TO AP-
Rg RTx5MATELRE EMS az 4" mt EFF SEM RS:
ICE OR 5000 PER MONTH WITH
LINEN AND MAID SERVICE.
ear. oLnd air conditioning, secre.
tarial service; sun deck overlooking
entire city. amplifier master hLe-
ciiities: IL min from White House,
Your Inspection Invited
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FILE CABINETS

FILE CABINETS
200 wood. 4 drawers. lesa' and letter.
So and up; special 2-drawer. wood
file. legal letter Size. So and up. also
stock new and used steel hles, all
priced 1t savings up to 75To.
Free Delivery and Parking
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUII CO.
63a NFW YORK AVE. NV
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Camping Supplies

BUY WHILE PRICES ARE low
Canteens. SOC: mess kits. 59c.
por chos. 25c tdamagedl; 2-bur-e r
stoves, $3.50 value SI2. Tents.
blankets. knapsacks. 81. 10000
Largairg j. H. GICYEER, 2513 M
It. NV, Elk. 3-3527.
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FURNJf URa, BRAND-NEW-- BED m,
.iv. rm. and dinette SC IS frou. I'M
claimed railroad f.e.ght. Special dis
count to military, Govt, and unioll
personnel Free delivery ano terms
HEkRY'S FURNITURE CO.
1929 7.h IT NV. III. 3-36AC.
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RefrlgeratOrS, Used
FRIGIOAiRE. 4 Gu. FIT. $3.50
1-year guarantee; other sizes ais,
availab.e, PEERLESS SALES CO.
1887 Georg.a ave, DE. 2-55Gs
REFRIGERATORS
westilghor.e. late models. $50 81
up: guar Free delivery.
TAG lie. pvT SLoG eNesr k., Bridge,
REFGES.. used rent OF buy. So pei
month; ivsl gusr. boWD's. EN- q
REFGRS.. used. Az Gu. IT,. gas
a aisfi 81! cG sToRE rs any T., Of q.
RUGS---Green. sone-er-tone; .11x1T
3xI. az: amer, 21ax1S incl. pads
$3.50 Pine Branch I'd. NV. Apt
20i. ia. 9-3654 after &. ---15
RUG. M'2 beige o.. wool broad.
loom. like new: spring and nattress
r nj o SIio n $50; or,.,.,, awe,
cond.. $50; a.so, ! coil i's sprinss sH ane
mat .resses. single. 3 pairs spreads
3 pals matching drapes. All good
sAiLBOAT $500: new. importet
German collapisoje: cost $500. MR.
VII SON ST. 3-4152. JE. 4-43s1.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer portable
Perfect condition. S3S. ia. 2-s4o2
SEWING MACHINE, portable. Singer
orig. $25. Cal a. s05 sth st. NV
SEWING MACHINE SALE. Fri, Sat
Singer console S7y50. SINCE
portable, $40 80: another portable
SEQ. Others. All must go. 1912 lie,
hwy. ia. 2-4S14.
Swing MACH. SALE-T-eadles
S14.o5: ports, S34.J0; elec consoles
$500. 52Il BALTIC. blvd AP. 1850
SEWING MACHINES
Good stock of electric srade-ii
models, consoles and port ables. Al
popular make. fror S19.95 tt
SS5. Also, floor samples and dem
onstratcrs. Free home trial.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
oil BLADENsBURG RID. NE.
WIS AVE. AT ALBkMARLE, N. w
800 WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON
sHEE ATOM drop-leaf Gin. table
S'15; 4 chairs. $50; also opposite
repr. mahog dble. bed. complete
500; small secy.. $35 All beaut
cond. stamp collection. EN-. 2-4765
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The John Kilpen Hotel
$50 ASHMEAD PL. NV
Half book III Conn ave. at $500.
owe 10 king Rock Creek Park Dble.
ano sgle rms. pvt. BATH aval,.: ex-
eel meals rates. S17.H0 week u
no c.3SR6
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

Emerson. 1914 in. $40:
sewing machine, cabinet. Westing-
house. So. III. 2-0699. -l6
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sewing machine. cabinet. Westing-
house. S45. Tu. 10000. -l6
TOOLS
For Garden. home, mechanics. Rakes
hoes, shovels, picks. mattocks. 81;
hammers, SIC; cords. Si;35; can.
wrenehes' surplus. Save 30 to 5oss
J H.; 0ICHNER. 2513 NJ st. NV
TUXEDO. size AZ. double breasted.
Hollywood styh; excel. cond. o..
Tv. s0-ineh Muntz. table model;
owner going overseas; S1o. XII.
antenna, SO. 10. $3.50. II
TV. Admiral. iela-inch. AMIN and
3-speed phone; in good working
Tv. pumont Coin. console. rnshos.
cabinet, excellent condition. Sl25.
~ " M tISsSSi 17-in. table model;
table s spd antenna included. SIS.
Ty. crosley. 1s-inch console; brand
new picture tube with / ". guar
antee: only SIS. ia. 9-9310. III
". MA lOF2-AuCu. Am.I AVA hho
promo. comb; in good working con-
dition; S39.a5. IA. 9-9310. liz
TYPEWRITER. Standard; long car
riase: $50. CIR. 3-250f. liz
TYPEWRITERS, SIS each: lawn.
mowers, SIS each Rear Of 1888 R
I ave. ne. Saturday and Sunday
only. II
guar: S29,95: Hoover Eureka,
S17.50. GE. S17.95; Electrolux,
$3.50: many NOR; STA BALTIC.
blvd. AP. T-3553.
VACUUM CLEARANCE--Nice Hoover,
S2s.5O Eleetrolux. $3.50. yr. e. ar
antee: Eureka. $3.50: others. All
must go; 1872 Lee hwy. ia. 2-4914.
VACUUM CLEANERS
Good stock Of used reconditioned
vacuum cleaners. $4.50 up.. All ma
tionally known brands, substantial
savings on floor models and DEM
constructors nj Kenmore tank and
upright .clearers Used vacuum mo-
tors and cords. only 1926. Sold rs
) while they last Free home trial
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
Wis. Ave. a. Albemsr le NV.
$500 Wilson b. d.. Arlington
Oil Bladen eburg Rd. NE.
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LAW BOOKS

57l6 Baltic. Ave. Rte. ]
UE. 4-1352, EVANSVILLE. WA. z
1903. III
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1855 CALVERT ST. NV, mr.. 18th
and Columbia I'd and Shoreham
Hotel--Efic. or I-pedrm. apt. elev.
bldg: new furn.: once on prem.
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.pt in magniticiei.t Embassy loca.
tion at McriH'an Park. All ultra
modem facilities, ntY bldg. Year.
round fully air &C nd. fHeat cool.
exhaust with individual control.l
TV gara-e. Sc retarial serv., laun-
Rea3. rent. HILLTOP house. 1873
lucid ST INV HUI. 3-340o -l7
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WASHER-DRIER SALE
SLATTERY'S

OPEN WE'D. THURS, ri.
4sos Wis. AYES AVE MI VI exr. 7-lsooI
sio0 wis. Ave. Beth. o.. s.6e66
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ROOMS EuRN.---Mp. & VA.

ROOMS, mr.. Navy Yaru:
sentlemea only. Ii. 6-5072. --16
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1919 KENYON ST NV rms.
kitchei. and bath. 1918 4 rms.
Kitchen and bath. SIS. AID 4-2g74.
y
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- Complete liv. rm..
sofa, end tables, lamps. lounge
chair, pair Of chairs, incl. drapes
and new slip covers: $500: new
single mattress. SIS. EN-. 3-23gS.
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MOTORS

"a I'D. $3.50. "a h.p.. Sl5; .. h.p
Ss5; ,ike new. u ], GlcHNEH
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1875 HAMILTON ST. N.w-suburSa,.
type, for ADULTS; express transp..
cool airy; 2 bedrms., liv. rm.. ,di.
nette, kit., bath. porches, garden
Sc sess so Tues. to Fri. and Sun. "a
downtown. 81 New York ave. NV.
---Lge. bed .liy. rm.. ,lge. compl. kit,
is IL san 81. NV. ". Is 45IcEoround H.. s
steps above street. 4 rooms and
e ensr 1 cpie. with young child. SIS
1850 18th NV bedrms., liy, rm..
KIT. and bath; nicely furn. ss5 per
We To. saHRasR4s lPSsa reg ;ird
floor 49,. ,.s soo nnrcb Kit ,.rr snd co hath
Christian home: ss5. NO. 7-3?:5
1900 GEORGIA AvE.-New;y deco
rated. bedroom. living room. diLette,
kis, hen. bath; all utilities Included;
suitable for girls or couple. "a.
NEW MODERN ELFv. BLDG. With
sundeck, air-cond. ard iarking
avail. ideal, emrl. girls and couples.
Enc $3.50; bedrm., S109 so.
lSSS Ans s. R aTii All 4-gshe sot to
finish lease through June rs Or
jonser. Private entr. and bath $50
mo utils. included. DE. 2-29e6.
THE BRoADIooR. 1901 Conn
BATH; available May /. EN-. S-440s.
CONN. AVE- bedrms,, liv,. ise.
men. Also ! bedrln. EN-. 2-6s43.
STUDIO APT. util. furn... use Of
Bendix; screened porch. 91O Ritten-
house st NV. Call Ju. 7-7437
s hfsfE T RIP aREA--suitabiss =
adults; SI25 mo Incl. utils,. COM
pletely furn ST. 3-s646 after. II
eois COLUMBIA RID. NV. Apts /.
CT Conn. ave.--1st-fir front, newly
decorated | very large rr1. .kitchen,
private bath: $500 month. incl.
refer.. all utils Inspect III : pm.
Open, or kew with isnitor IL base
mept, FEDERAL RENTAL. co g15
New York ave. NV, Ma. S-141R
1919 KENYON ST NV rms.
kitchen and bath. 1913 A rms,
Kitchen and bath. SIS. AID 4-2g74.
1888 CALVERT ST. NV. mr.. 18th
and Columbia I'd and shoreham
Hotel--Efic. or 1-pedrm. apt. elev.
bldg: new furn.: once on prem.
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utiiis.. n"wiy dec. No. T-:lG5a.
< BEDRMS.. iiv. rm. kitchl.r pri-
vate | ath: park ig 81 ace; IA. nice
:ieighbo-hno,.: 500 mo. Inc a.
ut.ls. l73j i.aniri nj, nv. liz
SEE itirr LIST f.. rms: parlor
with piano; pvt. bath and e1tr;;, mr..
nth and Pa; S9t LII. Al aoS.
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Draft May Crimp
GoIu's Pro Plans,
Fioncee Here Says
BY the Assoeiated Press

Tom Gola's fiancee said today
she's sure that the All-America
basketball star would probably
like to go pro" but that the mill
tary draft may get to him be-
fore the professional basketball
draft.
Caroline Norris, who works
here for the Internal Revenue
Service, said she and Cola, now
a senior at LaSalle College in
Philadelphia. have set the date
June Is.
II understand Tommy's draft
deferment expires on June 30,"
Caroline added.
Cola is perhaps the most cele-
brated college basketball player
in the country and pretty much
Of a scinch to repeat as an ALI
America selection this year. A
quiet fellow who doesn't like to
talk about himself, Cola has
been rather vague about his
future plans.
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Clemson Last Home Opponent
For 7erps; Seton Hall at GU

Maryland plays its last game
In Ritchie Coliseum. and George
town it's next-to-last home game
of the season tonight.
The Terps (15-A entertain
Clemson u-16) at 8:15, follow
ing a preliminary between the
Maryland Frosh and Naval Re-
ceiving Station. Georgetown 01-
81 plays Seton Hall d4-5) at
$50, with the Hoya Frosh meet
ing st. Johns in a prelim.
The Terps conclude their home
schedule against the weak Tigers
and could move into undis-
puted possession of first place
in the Atlantic Coast Conference
if Duke upsets North Carolina
State at Raleigh. Maryland and
N. C. State both have go records
and Duke 30.
After tonight Maryland plays
at N. c. State on Saturday, at
Wake Forest Monday and at
Georgetown February "a.
Clemson, the drawback to the
ACES claims as the most COM
pactly-tough conference in the
Nation, stopped off in Charlottes-
vile last night and took 106-68
trouncing from Virginia.
Evening star., 1955-02-15
ZAP wirephoto.

Buzz Wilkinson had another
of his Appoint nights for the
Cavaliers. hitting on Is of II
from the free throw line and Is
of % shots from the floor. Bill
Marlborough. Clemson's 28-point
average man. hit for IS and sat
out most of the second half.
Seton Hall brings a three-game
winning streak to McDonough
Gym. having won over John Car
roll, Muhlenberg and Boston Col
lege in a row. Like Georgetown,
the Pirates have a young team.
Seton Halls losses have been to
good teams, Wake Forest, Villa
nova. Stanford. Fordham and
Cincinnati.
The Terps have used Ritchie
Coliseum for basketball for "a
years. but in December move to
their new Activities Building.
which will seat 12,400 FOR basket
ball.
Bob Everett, the Terps' top re-
bounder and second high scorer.
and Bob Dilworth. 4 valuable
back-court man. close their home
careers tonight.
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Jouett shouses Buying Boxer for $1,000
Boroge CoptWotes Dog Show
ByBeoting Sire, 81 Champion

They paid the Greiners $1,000
,or the dog, but it was agreed
that the present owners would
keep him until the end of the
show.
So Barrage automatically be-
comes the No. favorite to 60
to the top when the final deci-
sion is made at about II pm.
No. 2 choice is Ch. Taylor's
Dark Knight, a 2-year-old black
cocker spaniel owned by DR.. Gil
bert H. Taylor Of Glen Head,
N. Y, and handled by Ted
Young, jr. Dark Knight took
his breed with ease.
Young is the same fellow who
handled Ch. Rise and Shine,
last years winner. and he's high
on Dark Knight. AS things
turned out. incidentally, Young
entered Shiney for a repeat try
this year, but Mrs. Carl e. Nor
gan Of High Point. N. c.. the
dogs owner, vetoed the move.
Other standouts who won
their breed include .Ch. Fancy
Bombardier. a bloodhound owned
by Tom and Pearl Sheahan Of
Torrington, Conn, a finalist two
years ago, and Ch. Smilestone's
Fancy Fee, a black toy poodle
belonging to Mrs. Peter Freling-
huysen of Morristown, N. J..
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Co|oniaIs at W&L
Tonight After Routing
Virginia Tech, S2-57
Special oispaseh 10 The Star

LEXINGTON, Va. Feb. Is
George Washington's basketball
team moves into Lexington to-
night to play Washington and
Lee as another step in its drive
for top place in the Southern
Conference.
The Colonials, who trimmed
Virginia Tech last night at
Blacksburg, 82-57, for their sixth
conference victory against one
defeat, are favored to keep going
tonight, making Saturdays game
at West Virginia the crucial one.
Last nights game was q rou-
tine one for the heavily favored
Colonials except that Joe Pet
cavich, generally not a high
scorer although he did lead the
way against Maryland last week,
broke loose for A points. new
CIV record. The old record of
II points was held jointly by
Corky Devlin and Joe Holup
from last season.
The victory was the 10th in a
row for the Colonials. and gave
them an overall record of 1913.
The Gobblers, losing their 18th
straight, were left with 2-l3 in
the league and 4-l8 overall.
Devlin and Holup. generally
GW's top scorers. were closely
guarded last night. and in addi-
tion were taken out ct the game
in the second half, scoring only
eight and nine points. respec-
lively. Petcavich also was taken
out with more than six minutes
left.
Tech played without its high
scorer, Bill Matthews, who is out
with q leg injury. In his alb
sence. Joe CULLEN scored IL
points and Clayton Coates and
Dick Vincent each popped in 10.
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Picture on Pose c-5


of pep, still must win the work.
ing group award, II he's even
to get to the final.
But he sent none other than
his father, Oh. Bang Away of
Sirrah Crest, back to his bis
cults in the boxer judging last
night. The youngster won his
class in the afternoon session.
then rested up for the big show
down. Bang Away. as 1851
champion, automatically quali-
fed for the breed final. He
holds the all-time record for
best-in- -shows-100.
Len Carey, the judge, who
owns Ch, Rancho Dobe's Storm,
the Doberman pinscher who
licked Bang Away when he tried
to repeat his victory in 1852,
deliberated a long, long time
before he made his selection.
1T was the toughest verdict
I ever had to make" he said.
Frankly, I rooted for Bang
Away from a sentimental stand
point, but this boxer, the best
ever Judged. had the physical
edge.
Bang Away was the best boxer
I ever saw four years ago, and
I knew If he ever got beat 1t
would take a SON Of his to do it. !"
Barrage at the moment be-
longs to Mr.. and Mrs. M. e,
Greiner. jr., of Kansas City, but
after the show tonight, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jouett Shouse Of Washing
ton. D. c.. will take possession,
Evening star., 1955-02-15
By the Asseeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Gun-
mar Nielsen, the great Dane from
Copenhagen, has had it.
After Saturdays mile race in
the National AAU champion
ships. Nielsen. owner of the
world indoor mile record of
4:03.6, will head back to his
printers job in Denmark.
"Just trying to win is tough
enough" red-haired Gunnar
sadly observed today. "But 60
ing after a world record week
after week has taken too much
out Of me. I need a rest"
Originally. Nielsen. the first
non-American to hold the world
indoor record for more than two
decades-the great Paavo Nurmi
was the last-had intended to
make the entire circuit.
His visa here expires on Febru-
airy Is, but he could have it
extended had he wanted to re-
main. The IC-4A sponsors
wanted him at least to stay
around for their meet a week
from Saturday. But Gunnar has
made his decision.
He begged of the IC-4A
meet" said Dan Ferris, the AAu
majordomo. Personally, I be-
lieve he well deserves a rest ii
that's what he wants. He has
given his best in every race he
has entered here.
One thing is almost certain
there will be no record in the
AAU mile. Nielsen, Wes Santee
and Fred Dwyer all are entered,
but they'll be in a pack of Il
Evening star., 1955-02-15
Hennerlliier Gets
Pair Of Ex.Terp
Tackles TO- Jump
Former Totum Aide
Nuy Try for FELTON,;
Kuhurich Surprised
By Lewis F. Atchison

Dick Modzelewski and Bob
Morgan. former Maryland tackles
who played last year with the
Redskins, have signed with the
Calgary Stampeders of the Ca-
madam Football League. 1t was
learned today.
Jack Hennemier. who recently
resigned as Maryland line coach
to become head coach of the
Stampeders, confirmed the news.
Hennemier said an official an
nouncement will be made this
afternoon by officials of the Cal-
gary club.
Hennemier said Morgan would
receive a considerable increase
over his Redskins salary, while
Modzelewski would be given q
slight raise. Both players were
discovered for Maryland by Hen
nemier and played under him
during the varsity career at Coils
lege Park. E
At the same time Rennemier
repeated that he was interested
in several Maryland players re-
Gently drafted by National Foot.
ball League teams, notably Gem
ter John Irvine and Guard Tom
McLuckie. Both were drafted by
the Chicago Cardinals.
Also Interested in FELTON,.
Hennemier also was reported
to be interested in signing Ralph
FELTON,, another former Mary
lander who backed up the Red
skins line last season. Earlier
it had been reported that Quar-
terback Jack Scarbath. one
time Maryland all-American.
would go to Canada, but Scar
bath denied this last week.
With Hennemier as head
coach and Bernie Faloney, for
mer Terrapin quarterback, as his
assistant. the Stampeders will
have a strong Old Line flavor
next season.
News that Modzelewski and
Morgan had signed came as Q
distinct surprise to Head Coach
Joe Kuharich of the Redskins.
Morgan, he said, already is UNI
der contract to the Washington
club, having signed two-year
contract last season. Modzel-
ewski was under a one-year OPP
ton.
Puts Crimp in Plans.
Loss of the pair would put q
crimp in the Redskins 1855
plans. Kuharich admitted.
I'VE can't do anything until
we learn definitely if this is true"
the coach said. IF 1t is, we'll
have to look around and get
couple of tackles to replace
them"
Kuharich said he had heard
rumors that Hennemier was in
terested in Morgan, Modzelewski,
FELTON, and Scarbath, but he
thought the signing of the two
was really strange"
1--WE gave Morgan job after
the Chicago Cardinals released
him last year" Kuharich said.
I'VE really didn't need him. We
could have used a real great
tackle. but we signed him to q
two-year contract, plus a years
option, just to give him a chance
to make good. We didn't expect
much of him last year, but we
thought he would develop"
Kuharich said it would be hard
to lose a couple of boys who had
tSee REDSKINS, Page C-4.)
Evening star., 1955-02-15
GIovers toEnd
Drills Today for
Thursdays Cord
AT UIine's Features
Heavyweight Bouts
BY Dick o'Brien

Len Kanthal, Gary lavish,
Jimmy Jones and Lew Morgan,
principals in the two senior
heavyweight contests on the
quarter final round Of The Stars
Golden Gloves tournament, will
finish of training today for their
tests Thursday night at the Uline
Arena.
Kanthal, the defending cham
pion, will 60 through q light drill
at Quantico in preparation for
the first defense Of his title.
lavish, winner of the novice
heavyweight title last year. will
conclude his gymnasium duties
at Catholic University, boxing
three rounds with Norvel Lee,
who is helping the 225-pound
lavish prep for the title assault.
Jones. a 195-pounder, takes his
final licks at the Southeast
House, while Morgan. the Camp
Lejeune heavy, has transferred
his base of operations to Guam
tico temporarily.
lavish will meet Jones Thurs
day night, and Kanthal battles
Morgan on a program which is
expected to draw the biggest
quarter finals crowd in the Dis
trict Golden Gloves.
20 Bouts Scheduled.
Considerable interest is build
ing up over the meeting of
Kanthal and Morgan. The lat
ter is a 210-pounder with a rec
ord as an all-around athlete.
He played three years of high
school football and won a schol-
arship to Tuskeegee Institute.
but remained in college only one
year before enlisting in the Ma
rine Corps. He played baseball
for. the Kansas City Monarchs
in 1s47.
Morgan began his boxing ca
reer in Japan, Korea and Hawaii,
and has lost only two of Is
service. bouts.
He was a runnerup last year
in the Middle Atlantic Interserv-
ice championship and this year
won a regular spot on the Le-
jeune team.
The JaWish-Jones and Kan
thal-Morgan battles are only
two of 20 contests slated Thurs
day night, with action scheduled
In every division from the 112-
pound class through the heavy
weights.
Gloves followers today also are
looking ahead to two contests in
the senior middleweight class
which match Jim Leftwich OF the
Lejeune Marines against Jim
Marlborough Of Little Greek and
John Martone of the CYC
against the Destroyer Forces
Rudy Sawyer, the Western Golden
Gloves champion in 1858.
Marlborough stamped himself
as the one to watch in this class
as a result of his dynamiting
battle in the preliminary trials
in which he eliminated Joe Davis
of Quantico. the 1854 Eastern
Golden Gloves king.
Sawyer Battles Martone.
Marlborough, from Camden,
Ark. has won 80 amateur fights
and lost only four. He has been
in the Navy four years and won
his first title in 1851 in the Inter-
Service championships at Hawaii.
During the past two years he
(See GOLDEN GLOVES, C-4.o