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APIS. UNsURNlsHED-VA.

FALLS CHURCH. bedroom. livini
room, kitchen and bath: conven
lent location, JE 2-1532.
ARL.--7In, apt. BLDG; bedrm.. kit
and bath, s experience; close 4
cows. ia. 2-33II, ia. 7-0l07. II,
KING-SIZED 2-BEDRM. APT
Close-in Arl. in mod. bldg; immac.
stores. transp. nearby sos with al
Mails MsT 'm .jH 7.I Pcs, Rent begin
ARIiNGGToN. best area. close-in-
] and 2 bedrms,,. redecorated, mod
kit: walking distance. ArlingtoI
Hall, wooded area; bus. shopping
center Quiet, Sfq.5 and sos. Mr.
Glshe I'd. 4o14 Columbia pike, ia
LOOKING LOOKING FOR DIsTINCTiivI
CHARM: Spacious 5-room apt, Il
psnelins. &c kitchen. si25 mo
plus util. Cali ia. 2-34e3. .-l4
1927 NO. CALVERT ST.. ARL. VA
just one mile from Key bridge
desoSstsa, $s7..ibo. cail Res. Msr
sis III H n. 10th RD.-,-bedrm "a apt
Sood parking. SOS. 90 incl. ali it'll
ties except cleo, Call Res. Mgr.
is, ARL.-1-bedroom apt: 10 minis
70 Pentasen on Columbia pike; cai
ALL bedrms., close in. 3 ex'
R RSsItss sg 5ein ns as O Gh peas9
|ALEx.-Efnc., sea.so: avail. FEB ;iH IS
bedrms,. SIS; top loe.; 922 S
A Mash ko S. 9y sIsse s76 iacl
sas: avail. March /: top loo. bus
shop. ia, s-4907. 1900 N. Oak st
ENTIRE GROUND FLOOR in new
Vernon blvd,---Liv, rni.. flrepl,, d.
util. rm., porch. lawn. rose garden
iarn. Or untg ng, Adults. $3.50 incl
ARL.-I-bedrm, apt; $40 and SIS
incl utils.: painted and clean. MEr,
Apt, 2, 1900 N. Pierce St, IA
ARE, near D. CO bedrms.. din
rm:. sunrm: fireplace and Earase
ARLiINGToS wEsTovER-l bedrm;
heat f EEp9ss "a block bu'line; sss
ARL.-in apt. bids; / bedrm.. kit
and bath, & exposures; close dIo9sas, Il
p fHPEs a tHoNfEMPoSAkY; ;0b bsand.
new; / mi PentaFon; 23-ft, liv
RIM. din. rm., 2 bedrms.. master
l6x12; built-in bookcases. balcony
etc: bus at door; off-street park
ing; SIPS plus utilities, OF 4-74l0
ARL.-2d-n. attic apt. sep, ent.
liv, rm,,. 2 bedrms,, complete KIT.
deeorStsd; close to Hlchtis dept
store; $50. 51s7 N 9th St. ia.
$3.50 SCI INCL. ALL uTrLs.. for this
newly dec, l hedrm. apt. mr.
Presidential Gardens. only q few
minutes to Pentagon. key 1t Apt.
303. 502. Four Nile I'd. Alley. o.
essll MONDAY; ALBERT H. COHEN
wEsTovEE APT P. BLDG.-1.bedrm,
apis. s95 and 500. so, Close to bus.
Schools Available Immediately
Laundry and storage facilities sun
day and ewes. call Mr.. France. XII,
29S43sa WALKER & pgNLoP.
INC" e59 N Monroe ST.. Arlington
NOD Hs .? s.RM sIat GARAGE Arr.- Ia
other privils. 80 min. from. wash.
Ideal for retired couple desiring
freedom and privacy. Rent $50.
DU, 5-S605, or MA. S-s44S.
ADMINISTRATORS. on estate w
swimming and fishing, Paneled iiv.
nm. 1878 wffireplace. din. rm.
1918, h<drm.. kit. bath--25
min. to PentaRon. $75 to risht
party. BR. S-saSl.
AL. 200l N. Cleveland St.--Efic
type apt LIST A.. large nm, kit.
and bath, heat, hot water furn,
$3.50, Open. Ell. s8-4ls9.
472l NORTH vEITcH ST. ARL..
VA. apt. with . bedrms..
and den or 3 bedrnis.. dIshwasher,
space. In nearly new bldg. S145
per month, Avail. Immediately.
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC,
$50 rS So Iape Mon can XII XII g. o4sss
lis
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a WU-FOGGY BOTTOM
! FIT. B II VICINITY
ST. 3-2815

AURORA BILLS bedrooms; pa
baths; maids room, ard bath: rec,
huge screened porch, overlooking Po-
toniac and city: 2-car sarage,, Dis
posal dishwasher and Dcepfreeze.
Avail. NOW, Ssa5 month.
No. Arlinston, near Wash. .Goit
and Country Club - Custom brick
rambler; 3 bedrooms; 2 baths: .-car
carport worlds OF storage room
Avail ripht away $3.50 month.
Avail lsS AaEnNnNT
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AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
FALLS CHURCH AREA

fremont Gardens: newly
redecorated . bedrooms.
separate dining room. partial
basement, fenced yard. bar
becue: Sl0a 100 Fairmont
st.
Holmes Run HEIGHTS: Q
bedrnls., fireplace, screened
porch, large handicapped ward,
Sln5. s03 Ridgewood DIR.
Arlington: modern bed
room semidatached, air con-
di'i0nins. exhaust fan; sos.
59l2 South 10th pl.
TJler Park: . bedrms.. full
bsmt..f disposal. screened
porch. fenced yard; sos. 1907
Tyler ave.
fnnalee Heights; bed
rooms. fenced yard. 500.
1924 Kenfig dr.
Westlawn: 3 bedrooms,
fenced yard. large screened
porch: 500, sos Westfails
ARFAX REALTY, INC,
JE, 2-l45u
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1901 Wyoming Ave NV
ONE BLocK EAsT or COM. AVE

ONE BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY. . TIL 3
Beautiful front apt Of large Nv.
rIn. with fireplace, very large bedrm.,
full dining rm, modern kitchen and
bath, air-c9nditiontn,g units Dc.
SEEN to be appreciated; 1-story bldg.
Beautiful roof garden Parking area
in rear. Excellent clientele and man
aeement, 24-hr. elevator service.
Price, Sl4,4o0. Also in same bldg
a 1-bedrm. apt for $4,000 and q
slightly larger one for Sill 900. See
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SIP CONN. AVE- NV

Splendid apt. of liv. rm.. bedrm..
porch, modern kitchen and bath;
So. 500. Good management and first.
class clientele. ConY. downtown and
lcrosstown public transportation.
Building wired for air conditioning.
Also In same blds;, front. 2-bed.
Gamby in lobby.
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FOR RENT
ATTRACTIVE RANCH HOME

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Iiy rm " Hrepl, din. rnn., bee
rms, kitchen. YOUNGSTOWN cabinets
bath; oil no, air heat. Bsmt. ha'
work shop. utility rm., recreation
acre lot. Turn right of Rte. % al
tucker lane. LIST redwood rambler OF
IT. Pin. collect Tuxedo 9-7601, Bait.
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COOP APIS, FOR SALE

Pleasant SAM, COW; 1,bedrm: apt.
Arlington Hall: satisfy equity, take
over payments. IA. 7-2114. II.
BROADMOOR - Spacious e-bedrm
apt; air -cond. optional. Phone KE
1850 for appt. TO inspect. Ia
Ice. 3-BEDRM. APT, with Q huge
liv, rms. banquet-siZed din. rnl
2 baths. buffers pantry. kit. Idea
wch GsatSn s fssas di 3D. 'sEstfH5
BY OWNER, attractive i-bedrm. apt
in THE WESTMINSTER. Foyer. Nv
rm., solarium. twin-sized bedrm,
outside kitchen and bath; 3 large
f E% s reeentIy redecorated. Call
r iL 'T GARDENS A desirable
onG-bedroom apartment with large
living room, dinette and kitchen
nment; J. NELSON HUGHES EN-
UNUSUAL 2-bedrm.. plus separate
$4,000. CO. 6-OS00, Ext. $50.
NAYLoR GARDENS
fHlg and bass apt nv be r G VIEW I%
s2,16S down, incl ell settlement
charges, S64 mo-, incl, all. carrying
everything.
$4,000. 2-bedrm. apt. Cow. To-
cation. All Ice. rms.
$4,000, 3-bedrm. apt. Beauti-
full location. Laundry facilities for
all apis. per cent interest on un-
paid balance OF loan, For details
and 70 inspect call JOHN L. Shell
TON. REALTOR. 10. $4,000.
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K ROMYE LAMBORN

Never Before-Never Again
WILL YOU BE ABLE TO RENT
A Brand-New $65,000 Home
Custom bullt. on upper 10th st, NV.
1 very large bedrooms, 4 full baths.
den; completely air conditioned; all.
electric kitchen: maids room and
bath; garage
SHAPIRO INC. ME- S-lIlT
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HOME VALUES

6s02 Wake Forest dr.. College PIX,
Md.-2-story brick; liv. rm.. din.
rm.. den. .all-elec kit, powder rm.:
Ind f.. 4 hedrms.. > baths: rec.
rm.: s-car garage; S235.
304 4th st. SET rms. and bath:
go Michigan ave. net rms.
bath. h.-wh.; $50.
500 N. Capitol st.-S rms. and
bath. Oil h.-w h.: SIS.
/. JOi 4th ST. SET rms. bath. oil
h.-wth: SIS.
bedrms. :. baths. rec rm. with fire.
IpL, bsmt. with full bath; Lear Diet.
gar: SI55
r. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
u Mass, Ave. Realtors MA. 5000
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FOGGY BOTTOM

4 'f~s-' -cD''r
CoLoRED--lseo ST. N.E.-4.rm.
R aARRrso sSmplf aDEs re Ss sssS Ss
coLoRED BRooKLAND-Attrac.
det.: : rms: , porchess. bsmt., auto.
wash. mach, gas h.-w,h.; near
schools; shop, transp. win lease;
C slEo d. sisi'' ð ST. NE
Six rms. kit. and bath; ami:
COLORED-3 MODERN. well-eouip-
ped, 2-bedrm houses, on Golden
st. s;w:, at $3.50 plus 9tils;; 10;
g. 'G ao Gs! 10 BE T sns i DowN F az
Golden or phone Ma. s-9257.
coLoRED--,eIs RosEDALE ST.
N Me-. brick: newly deco
s2s'0'f%:5R''wi 4 idS'hE 22RS' S Efq 4s
COLoRED-I3ls N. J. AVE. NV.
cleo, sas: $40 so mo. CO, 5-s5S3.
CoLoRED--9i3 GOLDEN ST. S.w.
---2-story: 4 rms. bath; cleo. gas.
CoIORED - I13c CoRCORAN ST.
NV bdrmS., bath. kit. liv. rm,.
c az oP Pp,; g9 .s call 81 Ir6 5;4s44.
,tConv. location, Row brick: 6 rms,
credit refs. required. Call co.
coLoREp-Isi, ONTARIO PL. NV.
be1,1 . n9gse' s.s Rms Rms, hath; fun
col oRED-rs 81 Fla ~ ave AVE. Ne
Row house, 5 rms and bath. $50
COLoRED-59 T sT. Me- rms.
bath. gas heat. good references re-
CURED NO. T-o@t9.
CoLoHED-iii 10th ST. NV
I'm! n KIT Tan a "a bath; gas heat:
COLORED-vICINITY NORTH CAPT.
with rms. 9 baths, apt. with bath
in basement oil heat; S75 per mo.
PHILLIPS & FULLER, INC. ST.
$4,000, 1919 18th st. NV.
COLORED-uPPER Sc. cow. to all
Nod Mod SIM @F' home; fenced nee y yd'; re-
dec; vacant; Sl20.5O per mo. BY
COLoRED FAMILY wants 2 or 8
rm. house. full bsmt.. and porch:
ne, section, Ii 7.9041.
C0LORED - LOVELY MODERN A.
rm and bath brick home; near 4th
and E SITS. me-. new condition;
modern kitchen; gas heat; $50. NO.
T-06B0
COLoRED--li45 MARYLAND AVE.
N.E.--Suit. for doctor; 9 rms, plus
bsmt apt. with pvt. entr. 10.
1-S73T
COLoRED r ST. Mr.. 9th - TO-
room house, full bsmt., . kitchens:
permanent tenant occupying kitch-
en- and = rooms now pays $4S per
mo-: total rent for entire house.
SI2l mo. AID. 2-5g20
c ST. S.W.-Newly
decor 3-bedrm. brick: gas heat;
ST5 mo. KEY at THCS, D. WALSH,
INC, SIS ] 18th st, NV. DI. 7-7657,
COLoRED--REDUCED-1@52 4th st.
sw. Lovely term. home; suit. for
. families; $40. AUERBACH d
co, DI, 7-85ol, TU. 2-sss9.
COLORED
591S Dix st. n.e.-4 rooms and
bath gas heat; 500. so.
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COLOREL

59lS Dix st. me- rooms and
bath; gas heat; 500. so.
936 NJ st. n.w,-5 rooms and bath;
$50
227 Oakdale pl. n.w.-6 rooms
and bath: S47.50.
- L st. s.w.-6 rooms; Si5s
r. r. RUPERT. 1917 eth st. NV.
Continued On Next Page)
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5000 HANPDEN LANE. BETHESDA
| 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, recreation
room, gear detached garage. gas
heat. This house is in excellent con-
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splendid Close-In NV site

A 5th-fioor, front apt. of large
liv. rm., large den. full din. rm. and
kitchen: 3 bedrms. and 3 modern
baths. Overlooking beautiful es-
tates. Select clientele Elevator and
switchboard service. Under 100000.
Also q 2-bedrm apt l block west
Of Conn. ave. for only $1,000 for
or appointment to inspect any Of
the above apis. call
J. Buxton Aiken, EN-. 1884
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WILL TAKE

Services OF skilled painter-p paper
hanger In place OF rent for 7-rm.
lpa-bath house Dust remodeled) IN
close-In s.w. location Call Ma
S-2406 bet. 4:30 and @ pm. only
No consideration given at other
time of day. IL
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Sstn LOWELL ST.

BETHESDA, MD
Detached Cape Cod brick: 2 bed
rooms and bath on FIRST floor: large
room and bath on 2nd: practically
new. Many other features, BARGAIN
at Si35 mo. To inspect. phone MA
s-2iO0 for appointment.
GW.U.-FOGGY BOTTOM
We'll remodelied ti-rm. house plus
e rms. kit. and bath basement apt
Rent both $50. or separately. RID
DELL REALTY. DT. 1900. Ewes
TIE 6-Q72s. -
FIT. BELVOIR VICINITY
Lovely, modern. air conditioned
house; 3 bedrms.: ] "a baths: large
liv, room dining room with picture
windows, paranet floors: very attrac-
tive kitchen: S135 month.
WASIIBURN & MAIZE
ST. 3-2815
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ANNAPOLIS
10nA n CIT N1M

s mi, south Of Annapolis. Modern
i4-bedrm. house. all-electric kit: au-
tomato h.-w.h,: large lot: SIS mo.
Call WA. 5000 or UN. 4-14O7.
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TAKoMA PARK, MD.

s407 GREENWOOD AVE, APT. 4
s5d7 GREENWOOD AVE, APT. 4
These are vacant and available now.
Each has 2 rooms. dinette. modern
kitchen and bath, Rent S67. 80 in
cludes heat and hot water, also re-
Mr. Thompson. Apt. 3, S505 Green
wood ave-, Ju. 7-Sl9l.
B. F. SAUL co.
p25 18th st. NV. Ma, s-2100
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4o1a NASH PLACE Sc


42I9 NASH PLACE Sc.
New semidetached brick. 5 rooms
and bath, new equipped kitchen, full
basement and fenced back yard:
new neighborhood
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TUT II ST. NV.
IL Rooms. Q Baths S100
Poll Kalora1na Rd. NV.
u Rooms. 2 Baths s110
The Riggs rational Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
900 F st. NV. MA. 8-344O
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9617 Lorain Avenue
64O9 N. 3Oth ST.
ARI, VA-S115

&AAS4S', "A. Ii -
3-be9rm brick rambler. In new
Ieond. Freshly decorated inside and
tout. In one of Arlington's better sec
ittons. Close to schools. churches and
bus. Avail immed vii! be open
Sunday. Call Mr. Adams. KE. s-70S3.
49, -
WE HAVE several desirable houses
for rent. Call US, We will be glad
to show them
zIPKIN, INC. UN. 4-350O
"a
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2p33 ssth ST. N,w,-Si95
Small town house. o rms. 3 baths
garage: neatly furnished. SAN
ROSEY, AID. 4-270O.
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6522 BLAIR ROAD NV.
Attractive 7-room. 2-bath home.
2 pine-paneled rooms and bath in
the basement. well-kept house In
nice neighborhood.
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th St. NV. DI. 7-8s3O
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ATTENTION
DOCTOR OR DENTIST

BEAUTIFUL gIRsT-FLooR COR,
FEk f kE SG Gss MLR RY Be p3 3SH
CATION IN MoDERN BLDG. FAC
ING LANGLEY PARK SHOP ING
CENTER AND NEW LANSBURGH'S
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
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FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCd
Choice suburban location. close TO
stores. buses and schools: all newly
decorated.
III 1I07 Allan ave. POPLAR
HEIGHTS-3-bedrm brick ram
bier; all-electric kitchen. in
Guiding garbage disposal. range.
REFRIGERATOR. dishwaSheI and
washing machine: comfortable
suburban living; S135.
t2) col Meridian Jane bedroom
rambler. for the small family;
full soded. level lot: off-street
parking safe for children: sos.
t3) $50 Fairfax dr.. on the Airing
Fairfax Co. line, close to
everything-Two bedrms.. full
basement, separate dining area:
utility costs: Sl00.
"a 1904 Murray lane. beautiful Co
lumhia Pines--3-bedroom brick
rambler: large level lot; new
house condition: picture vim
dOwS. elec. kitchen, fireplace.
full basement. plus attic; S145.
f5) Aiexandria-Only s min. to
Pentagon. 3 bedrm. town house.
modern kitchen. auto. gas heat.
util, rm.. Fairgrounds. S9g.50.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE 4-3q0u. JE. 3-p4u5. JE 3-IS30
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OTHER LISTINGs
EDMUND J. FLYNN co
APARTMENTs WANTEp

COOP. Apt. A. since iaaal
Washington Bldg. MA. s-nh6b
RESIDENCE NO. T-6671
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BETHESDA-3-bedrm. rambler: walk
to public and paroehial schools;
WALKER 4. DUNLOP. INC. Real
tors uptown once, EN-. 2-67l5
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- AleXandria-Only s min. to
Pentaeon. 3 bedrm. town house.
modern kitchen. auto. gas heat,
utii rn, pIayerounds 500 80.
Evening star., 1956-11-20
Humez Has Ideas
About Tukinq Title

PARIS. Nov. 20 (R.-charles
Humez, Frances middleweight
hope, looked into the murky
future after beating Ralph
(Tiger) Jones last night and
claimed he saw a championship
crown.
Hardly waiting for a shower
after the 10-round decision over
the New York Negro was an
nounced, the rangy Frenchman
said in his dressing room:
First. I want to fight Pat
McAteer (the British Empire
titleholder) either in. London or
here. Then I want another trip
to New York to fight Sugar Ray
Robinson for the title--if he
still has it after fighting Gene
Fullmer." He lost to Jones in
his previous New York bout.
Humez suffered a nasty cut
over his left eye and a cash in
his mouth last night.
Evening star., 1956-11-20

Cleaners Cnot Mine: Furniture
as seE>.rtAdA t!>ev were out Of
the lead for the first time in two
years. with the Giants on top.
To oust the Giants. the Gray
stones needed a sweep of the
big match, but won only two
games. leaving their arch rivals
still a point to the good.
Ray Cole Of the Giants was
high for the winners at 612 and
Art Ferguson for the losers at
SOS.
There's no curbing, it seems,
Of Dewey Hippeard. the young
Alexandria tenpin sensation. It
was Hippeard. in front again in
the Thanksgiving Mixed Doubles
Handicap at Tenpins, Inc, with
Frances Cameron as his partner.
For the third time this season.
Dewey topped TOO with a score of
TIT. as the winning pair crossed
1199-81-1280 to prevail by two
pins over Mary Jane and Ed Mil
Ter.
Louise Roberts and Ed Colohan
were third at 192-1272. followed
by John and Louise Roberts, IA
1861; Matt and Bea Bennie, 138-
1852; Peggy Cox and Buck Hen
son, 216-1252, and Fran Cameron
and Joe Miseli, 123-1244.
For the first time in their
careers, Miller and Bennie beat
TOO. Miller with 708 and Bennie
with 706.
Hippeard wasn't Satified with
first money. He paired with
Frances Colohan to nab the tur-
key awarded for the high pair
out of the regular payoff.
x 4 4
Add bronze medal winners:
Evening star., 1956-11-20
Play
Lions Tonight

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Nov. 20
(SpeciaD. - The Washington
Lions. the softest touch in the
Eastern Hockey League, move
into the Coliseum here tonight
for a match with the Charlotte
Clippers.
1t is the sole objective of the
Lions to snap a nine-game losing
streak and shake the soft
touch" label that is making OF
them the most welcome oppon-
ent in the league.
On two previous occasions,
both in Washington, the Clip
perS found the Lions to their
liking and triumphed, So and
7-3.
Since the Lions won their
first two games at the expense
of the Philadelphia Ramblers,
they have averaged 80 goals per
game while giving up an aver
age Of 6.4 goals.
Stan Warecki, popular player
coach Of the Lions the two pre-
vious seasons, will be on the
opposite side tonight. Two other
standouts for the Clippers are
Bibber O'Hearn, who played with
Washington several years ago,
and Yvan Houle.
Evening star., 1956-11-20
STARTING LINEUPs
IW&M Hurriers Win
Title But VMI Stur|
Takes First Place

LEXINGTON. Va, Nov. 20 up.
William & Mary's cross coun-
try team won the Southern Con-
ference championship yesterday,
but its ace harrier was upset in
a fine individual battle for first
position.
Dave Pitkethly of VMI was
first across the finish line, cover
ing his 4.2-mile home course in
2l:59.8. Pitkethly maintained a
lead of rs to so yards over fast
finishing Bob De Tombe, Of
William and Mary sophomore,
who had whipped Pitkethly in
two other races this year. De
Tombe's time was 22:18.4.
William and Mary's low team
score was "a points. VMI took
second with go; Virginia Tech
third with Sc: Davidson fourth
with 116: West Virginia fifth
with l40; Richmond sixth with
155 and host Washington and
Lee seventh with l56.
Evening star., 1956-11-20
Joe Louis to Attend
Dinner for Aheurn

Joe Louis has added his name
to the list of former boxing
champions who will attend the
testimonial dinner for Promoter
Goldie Ahearn at the Hotel
6tatler December S.
Louis acceptance of the invi-
tat.on was received yesterday by
Alvin L. Newmyer, general
chairman of the dinner.
Louis will come here with
Truman Gibson, secretary of the
International Boxing Club, from
Chicago where both will attend
the heavyweight championship
fight between Archie Moore and
Floyd Patterson November 80.
Evening star., 1956-11-20
MEETING ANACOSTIA FOR TITLE
Cordozo to Feature
Passing by Stephens

record last year, Stephens didn't
mature" as a passer until this
season and it was perhaps the
Coolidge game that gave him
the confidence he had lacked
previously.
In Cardozo's 31-14 victory
over the Colts, Stephens COM
pleted 13 of 19 passes, four for
,touchdowns. The previous week,
against Roosevelt, he passed to
End AL Dutch in the last couple
Iof minutes to salvage a 14-13
victory
When Cardozo clinched the
West Division title in the league
with a 1914 come-from behind
victory over Wilson, Stephens
completed seven of II passes,
three for touchdowns. So far
this season he has thrown II
touchdown passes.
Stephens favorite target is
Dutch, 6-foot-3 172-pound senior
who has been on the receiving
end Of five touchdown passes.
If Stephens is of on his pass
ing tomorrow, the Clerks will
look to the running of Halfback
William Pinkney and Fullback
Norris Little to loosen up Ana
Icostia's defenses, but most likely
1T will be Stephens the Indians
will have to stop.
Evening star., 1956-11-20
BY BOB HANSON

Cardozo High School, in win
ming eight of its football games
this season, had to come from
behind in four of them and the
one responsible for that more
than any other player was Quar-
terback Tom Stephens.
The Clerks are unbeaten in 18
games in the last two years. Ties
with Dunbar, with Spingarn for
the Interhigh League title and
Gonzaga for the city champion
ship last year are the only
blemishes.
Tomorrow at 1880 pm. at
Griffith Stadium. Cardoza meets
Anacostia for the Interhigh
League championship and this
time hopes to get a clear title.
And If the Clerks find them
selves on the short end of the
score late in the game they'll
look to Stephens to bail them
out.
Our defenses have been weak
all season." Coach Sal Hall adj
mitted. I'VE were scored on in
all except two games, and in
four of our games we had to
come from behind. AnacoStia
has strong running attack and
we hope we can come up with a
defense that can stop it"
Stephens, 5-foot-10 175-pound
senior. has come a long way
since last year when, reporting
for football for the first time,
he went out for end. Hall, who
had lost his first-string quarter
back by graduation, saw possi-
bilities in Stephens and put him
in the backf1eld.
Although Cardozo had a fine
Evening star., 1956-11-20

We've seen Prof. Pricci
straighten out foundering bowl
ers in midtourney and Miss
Wootton get quick results with
IA mere suggestion.
A name familiar in print Of
late is that Of Rita WEIGH, who
bowls with the George Deoudes
team in the District Women's
Minor League. Her lit average
lis the highest of any woman
duckpinner in the area.
Il owe it," she says, ito Joe
IPricci."
At Silver Spring yesterday, the
Norbeck Country Club Women's
League made its debut. Miss
Wootton, in the process of or
Iganizing it, staged four 2-hour
bowling clinics for prospective
participants. Among these was
Mrs. Nola Alpert, who missed the
first class.
She never had rolled a duck
pin ball. She didn't roll one in
her first lesson. With her left
hand at Miss Wootton's waist,
Mrs. Alpert went through the
motions Of bowling, like a
dancer following a leader.
In the clinics she rolled five
games. Yesterday, in competi-
tion, she rolled three. In the
first she scored 80, in the second
81 and in the third lit. And
that third, the eighth game she'd
ever bowled, included a double
header strike.
See what we mean?
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Those Giant Food Stores
bowlers are still on top in the
Metropolitan Major Tenpin
League at Rosslyn after a show
down battle with Graystone
Restaurant. When the Gray
stones were blanked two weeks
ago by the Power One Hour