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CoIcoro Cites FILA Aid
In lnHomebuilding Growth

up the slack in building during
the war years. FILA initiated
under congressional direction
the large-scale program for
building apartments and also
made more lenient terms on
housing loans.
The mass backlog of housing
needs and the financial help Of
Government insurance created
Evening star., 1957-04-27

President, Home Builders Association Of
Metropolitan Washington
The history of suburban prof.
ect building and the expansion Of
the home building industry dates
from the creation of the Federal
Housing Administration.
Prior to the depression years,
home building was confined
mostly to apartment houses and
rowhouse construction in the
heart Of cities. These were f.
nanced by conventional mort
cages. ground rents and second
mortgages, all carrying more OF
less high rates of interest and
unavailable to the mass OF the
people.
. During the depression years,
builders of this type of home
were forced out of business. After
the depression. with the advent
of Franklin d. Roosevelt's ad-
-miniStration. the Home Owners
Loan Corporation took UP where
private banking failed and made
Government credit available to
save the hard-pressed.
I When this end was accom-
3plished. there appeared to be q
definite need to house the grow
ing population emerging from q
large depression period, with
little or no private financing
available.
Urban land for DEVELOPMENT
was needed and public facilities
had to be placed upon it. Above
all. credit in large amounts was
needed to finance the entire
cycle Of operation.
The Federal Housing Admin.
1stration was formed to insure
that end; but with private cap-
ital using Federal insurance pol
icies back Of the property. and
with reasonable interest and in
surance rates.
Veteran Program Slated
After World War II, Congress
made the veteran available for
preferred treatment and the
Veteran Loan Program came into
being. Further than this, to take
Evening star., 1957-04-27

rhe project builder. both large
and small.
To put the home on the mar
ket. the project developer first
must buy the raw land, initiate
the construction of sewers,
waterline. streets and sidewalks,
grade the lots. meet with all
requirements of public agencies,
both local and national and
build the home before he can
sell 1t.
Selling costs also have to be
attached to the cost figure before
a profit can be made on the
selling price.
To do this required courage,
business acumen and the facili-
Evening star., 1957-04-27

structures containing one and
two-bedroom units.
Included in the transaction
was transfer of a four-unit
apartment building at lls
Missouri avenue NV, from Mr..
Heitmuller to Murphy and Smell,
the announcement stated.
Evening star., 1957-04-27
BY OWNER
COLLEGE HGTS. ESTATES

Two-IeveI. 4-bedroom, custom built
brick. Spacious 3-yr.-oId home;
large wooded. lnndseoped lot; CEN
ter hull, de luxe oII-eIectic kiteh-
en-. separate dining room. 2 full
baths. doylisht basement. screened
porch. sorose: double insulated
throughout. Close to schools. U. Of
Nd; 20 min. downtown D. c.;
mony other special lectures. Price
in low 30s. Inspection BY oppt.
only. WA. 7-776o.
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Kuhorich to Get Line
On Somner in Mobile

George Washington. together
with the first choices OF five
other pro clubs.
First-round draft choices in
addition TO Sommer are Currie.
Green Bay: Kowalczk. Phila-
delphia Charles Howley. West
Virginia guard. Chicago Bears:
Karras. Detroit. and Larry
Krutko. West Virginia back.
Pittsburgh.
Eight other players selected
in the first four rounds OF the
draft also are on the North
team.
The Yankee squad. drawn
from Is colleges. lists u play
ers from the powerful Midwest
conference. including all three
quarterbacks. They are Bobby
Cox OF Minnesota. Jim Van
Pelt Of Michigan and Jim
Ninowski of Michigan State.
The North backfield averages
1873 pounds and the line ZIG.
The South team. which will
be directed by Coach Paul
Brown of the Cleveland Browns.
will be announced in a few
days.
The South won. 2l-7. last
year with Don BoSseler Of
Miami ramming the North line
for l89 yards on % carries.
Bosseler. now starting fullback
for the Washington Redskins.
scored twice and set up the
other touchdown.
The game will be played in
Ladd Stadium and will be tele-
vised bv NBC. with a black
out within 100 miles OF Mo-
bile If the game is not a SELL
out. The stadium seats $4,000.
The senior players turn pro
in the game. Members OF the
winning team receive $500
each. the losers $500.
The North squad:
Ends-Fred Dusan. Dayton Jim
Gibbons Iowa Rod Hanson Illinois
Dick Lasse syracuse and Les walters.
Penn state
Tackles-Don Luz1.e. vnlanova Jim
McCusker, FiitShirEh James Orwie.
Miehisan. ami Frank Youso. Mime
Sota
OuArds-charles Hovley ard Joe
Niceley. both OF West Virginia Alex
Karras' Iowa. ard Jerry KrAemer.
Idaho
centsrs--Charies Brueckman Pitts
hurgh Dan currie Michigan state
and Neil Habie. Purdue
Quarterback - Bobby Cox. Mime
sofa Jim Ninovski M,chigan State
and Jim Van peli Michisan
Halfbacks-W KovalcEk, Miehl-
gan state Mike Sommer. George
Washinston Bob stransky. Colorado,
and Jim STANLEY Oreson,
FillbackS - Ray Nttschke, Illinois,
and Larry kruto. West virginia.
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MOBILE. Ala, Dec. 10 R.-
Eight members Of the AsSoci-
ated Press All-America football
squad - headed by Linemen
Alex Karras Of Iowa and Dan
Currie OF Michigan State
were named today 10 the North
team for the ninth annual
Senior Bowl game January II.
First team All-AmericaS on
the North squad are Karras,
233-pound tackle. who was
chosen for a defensive guard
position. and Currie. a 225-
pound center in the Big Ten.
Backs Walt Kowalczk Of
Michigan State and Bob Stran-
sky Of Colorado. and Ends
Fred Dugan Of Dayton and Les
Walters of Penn State are from
the All America second team.
End Jim Gibbons Of Iowa and
Tackle Jim McCuSker Of Pitts
burgh are from the third team.
Biggest man on the North
team Is Center Frank Youso OF
Minnesota. 6-foot-4. 255-
FOUNDER who will man a defen-
sive tackle post The smallest
is Jim Stanley. 5-foot-S. TO-
pound Oregon back.
Half Of the first IL pro draft
choices by the National Foot
ball League at its recent draft
were included On the 25-man
North team.
Coach Joe Kuharich of the
Washington Redskins. who will
direct the North for the second
time. will have his No. draft
pick. Back Mike Sommer Of
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Terps Fovored to Score
4th StroiqhtWin I onight

over regular, was high scorer
against Texas Ann WedneS-
day night in the Deacons' 68-46
triumph. The other starters
will be Olin Broadway and
Dickie Odom. and Dave Mudd
and George Richie. sopho-
mores. Budd is 6-foot-6.
Mckinney has the squad
hustling and It could pull some
upSets before the season is over.
but hardly tonight.
American U. will be favored
to snap Catholic Us three
game winning streak in this
cross-town rivalry. The Eagles
are showing more balanced
scoring power with Dick Wells
and Willie Jones aiding Frank
Weiss.
Catholic U. depended on
John Lynagh and Jim Reilly
for its punch in beating Bali-
more the other night, after
having downed Western Mary
land and william and Mary's
Norfolk Division.
In the only other games to-
morrow not previously men,
toned. Navy plays the frst
game in its new gmy against
Princeton at 2:30 and George
town is host to its alumni.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13
LOSE OR DRAW
Continued From Page CT

Continued From Page C-l
Of the Western Lawn Tennis Association "McLoughns
play with Wildng has been equaled on any
court short time afterward Tony Wlding was killed in
action on the Western Front
The United States lost the Cup however when both
Brookes and Wildng beat williams and later took the
decisive doubles But the defeat couldn't dim the
briiance Of Mclaughlin.
The Comet didn't last long. The public was dsmayed
when this Of great speed OF foot violent service and
terrorism at the net dropped Of competition couple
OF years later Proper authorities conceded that McLough
lin had burned himself out and maybe he did
He left something however for which tennis should be
eternay grateful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-13
Boudreou Signed
ToAirCub Games

CHICAGO. Dec. l3 R.-Lou
Boudreau is going to remain
in baSeball-as q radio an
nouncer.
Boudreau. deposed as man.
ager OF the Athletics last sea-
son after a long managerial
and playing career in the ma
jors. is teaming up with Sports
caster Jack Quinlan to air the
home and road games Of the
Cubs in 1858.
Quinlan has covered the Cubs
on WIND for the last five sea-
sons. He and Boudreau will
Join WGN. which has exclusive
radio rights to all Cub games
for the next six years.
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Play RfDsKINs HERE SUNDAY
Porker Has Eorned
Respect Of Steeiers

A year has made a lot Of
difference In the coaching Ca
reer Of Buddy Parker.
Last season. while head coach
Of the Detroit Lions, Buddy
had his troubles with some of
his players. But it's a differ
ent story in Pittsburgh. where
he has won the respect and
affection OF his squad since
taking over as coach.
Parker brings his Steelers TO
Griffith Stadium SUNDAY for
their second meeting with the
Redskins. They won the first.
28-7, In Pittsburgh. II they
can beat the Redskins again
and then finish up with a VIC
tory over the Chicago Cardi-
nails a week later. they'll wind
up with Us record. their best
since a 6-5-l finish in 1919.
Parker. who quit the Lions
in a surprise move four months
ago. didn't take over the Steel
ers until three weeks before the
start of the season. A winner
OF three division titles and two
world championships at DE-
troit. where he compiled a
50-24-2 record. Buddy now has
a team that apparently is on
the rise Last week the Steel
els destroyed the championship
aspirations Of the New York
Giants with 1910 upset.
Bold Gambling Pays OF
1t has taken some bold gam
bling In order to acquire the
players he wanted. including a
classy quarterback in Earl
Morrall, formerly Of Michigan
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Continued From Page CT

COntluueu rum rage III
maintain the pace there may be
some converts.
Al Bunge and Charlie Nc
Neil give Maryland the best
rebounding potential the team
ever has had. Tom Young and
Nick Davis are a pair Of clever
back-court operators and ball
handling handles. and John
Nacineik is the top defensive
player, and currently the lead
ing scorer with Al points
Bunge has 81 in three games
and Young 80. Maryland also
can go four or i've deep on the
bench and still have very cap
able requirements.
Mckinney, given credit for
much OF the success Of some
fine Wake Forest teams when
he was the assistant coach, has
only one senior in his first year
as head man.
Bones Sim COlorful
Bones. q colorful figure dur
ing his playing and coaching
days with the Washington
Caps. still is one Of the most
demonstrative coaches because
of his tremendous enthusiasm
Wendell Carr. the only hold
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double as a right winger on
offense.
Incidentally. Campbell and
Brklacich are no strangers
Several years ago. when Camp
bell was player-coach Of the
Charlottetown Islanders IN
Canada. Brklacich was a men,
Der Of the team. Campbell re-
signed later and recommended
Brklacich for the job. but re-
turned to skate under his for
mer protege.
Washington will be out 10
break New Ravens five-game
winning streak and attempt 70
start one Of its own.
The Presidents played a %
overtime tie with JohnStown in
their last game and previously
to that lost. So. to Philadel-
phia.
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BASKET BALL
CONTINUED Prom Page O.

continued FROM Page Cal
The Tar Heels hit 40 per cent
from the field for the game.
Oregon State 800 stuck s.
foot-9 Wayne Moss and 6-foot-
8 Gary Goble on 6-foot-6 Elgin
Baylor and shut of the Seattle
star with II points. Dave Gam
bee. who Swallowed Baylor out
side. was high scorer with 10.
Louisville had 1t easy in an
1856 decision over previously
unbeaten Iona with Roger Tie
man scoring % points. most OF
EN- on deadeye sets. st. John s
OF Brooklyn 40 had a tussie,
but defeated Washington and
Lee 1878 in the other half Of
the Madison Square Garden
ooubleheader. Dom Flora was
the whole show for the Gen.
erals with 81 points. Al Seiden,
a pesty little guy, topped st.
Johns with "a and got the
Reomen in hand for a late
scoring splurge.
A zone defense again gave
Texas AIM trouble while
Richmond got points from all
but one OF its u men in a
1880 victory. Oklahoma de-
feated Southern Methodist Co.
SO with Joe King scoring %.
Both clubs hit less than q third
OF their shots as Iowa State
defeated Brigham Young 54-45
on the 20-point work Of John
Crawford and a 63-47 edge in
rebounds.
Utah whipped Los Angeles
State 7l-59. while in other in
tersectional games Rudy La
Russo and Walt SoSnowski
scored so between them as
Dartmouth clipped Houston "a
81: Bowling Green counted II
consecutive points midway
through the last half for a
1856 victory over Canisius and
Colgate beat Florida Southern
1858 on 26 points by Russ
Drummer and IS by Phil Bis
selle. Southern California beat
Los Angeles Loyola 1860.
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Presidents Get Defensemen
For Game Here Tomorrow

The Presidents. bolstered by
the addition Of a new player
where 1t should do the most
good. on defense. take on the
New Haven Blades at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow at Uline Arena in an
Eastern Hockey League game.
Hugh Campbell. 29-year-old.
6-foot-3. 200-pound veteran Of
the American and Canadian
Hockey Leagues. Joined the
Presidents yesterday as they
worked out at the arena.
Campbell. who played with
the New York Rangers and
more recently with teams in
the Canadian League, will
team up with Moose Lallo on
one defensive tandem. Player
Coach Steve Brklacich and
Dave Sanderson will be on an
other. Campbell also can
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State. Parker gave away seven
Of his FIRST 10 draft choices for
1858 and four draft choices for
1859.
The trafiic has been heavy.
Eighty-eight aspirsnts moved
through the Steelers' training
camp at Olean. N Y. When
Parker decided on the makeup
OF his club. only IL OF IS play
ers from 1857 survived.
Parker detests public appear
ances and hasn't been forced
into that line of promotion by
Owner Art Rooney. Parker
has appeared at only one civic
function, a luncheon, since he
became affiliated with the
Steelers and that's all right
with Rooney. I'm not paying
him to eat" Rooney said re-
Gently. I'm paying him to
coach"
Parker's aloof attitude isn't
disturbing Steelers' fans. The
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is con-
Quoting a poll to determine
Pittsburgh's most popular
sports figure. TO be honored at
the Dapper Dan dinner Janu-
airy 10. The leader is Parker.
No. 2 is Rooney. presumably
because he hired Parker.
Doesn't Drive Club
Buddy cares little about how
people feel about him, exclusive
of his players. that is.
Parker doesn't drive his club.
He feels the players are at peak
condition when the season
starts and holds one long work.
out a week during the season.
He holds long meetings with
his quarterbacks during the
week, mapping an offense for
the upcoming game. then
leaves his ouarteroacks on their
own during the game.
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BASKETBALL SCORES

So.,s ce +; m. II Kai.@.,es s.
PiltsburE KAN ~ Northern OKLA ~
villa Madonna 10 Lawrence Tech -
II Benedict lkansl 81 Hastings -
AuEustana fSD) Bs WestmaT ~,
southern SD 81 Gen. BeadIs n,
MinOt 80 BOttineau Forestry R3
Nallsv City ne Wahneion science vi
Bismarck 81 Dickinson ND ~
Whitewater 10 Milton twisl ~
Daane ~ Midland ~
McKendFee ~ PTinetDia :.
Wis. Milwaukee m 81. Norbert II
SOI THWEST
Hardin simmons 80 Howard Payne az
New Mexico A&M IS HAmline o.
Texas Western 81 MeMuTry 50
FAR WEST
Oregon state 83 Seattle IS
Iowa state 81 BriEham Youns Is
south. Calf. 20 Los Angeles LoyOIa 10
Utah ~ Los Angeles state SO
G0nzaEa 20 WhltvoTth 10
New Mex. Western 10 Wssimoni "a
W. Montana NJ Montana Mines is
MID. AMERICAN TOURNEY
FIRST Round
Mm level ~ Col. Of Emporia Gs
kockhurst IL GrAeelnnd 81
Baker tkanl 81 MaryviIle MOI 81
Okia. Baptist ~ Kansas City q 81
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.DistricfCoacIles
May Resign in
Pay Dispute
Cont wed From Pass CT

GOnt Ne0 @FOn rage H.
lawyers A. that time and con-
tinued to plead their cas-
through proper channels.
A similar situation exists in
Prince Georges County, where
the coaches have said they will
do no more coaching after
scno0l If extra pay is not forth
coming by next August. The
Prince Georges Board OF Edu-
cation members have come out
against thu extra pay. but are
turning the matter over to a
committee for study.
This thing broke suddenly, "
said Jankowski. one-time star
halfback and later football
coach at Catholic University.
We're very disappointed at
DR.. Cornings recommended
ton"
DR.. Corning issued a state
ment denying the coaches re-
quest after a meeting of the
Board OF Education yesterday.
FavOrs Overall Increase
An overall increase for
teachers is a much fairer way
OF handling the problem than
TO set up a pay scale providing
Tor extra pay for certain types
OF work Dr.. Corning said.
II $93.000-the estimated
COSTS to be paid out TO the
coaches. the superintendent
reasons. it is only fair to grant
extra pay TO women physical
education teachers. English
teachers. music teachers. jun
Tor high school teachers and
vocational high school teach
ers. most OF whom work over
time on various school projects.
The coaches are seeking
$500 for head coaches Of ma
ior sports football. basketball,
baseball and track and $500
for assistants. Coaches OF mi
nor sports tennis. golf. etc.
would get $3.50.
In Arlington County. the
head football coach gets $500
extra pay and assistants $500
The same scale also applies 10
basketball, baseball. track and
wrestling. Coaches of minor
sports are paid 5000.
Scale In Fairfax
The head football coach in
Fairfax County high schools
gets $3.50 and the assistants
$500. In basketball and base
ball It is $3.50 for the head
coach and $3.50 for assistants
The head track coach receives
$500 and the assistants 5000.
Football coaches In Mont
eomery County are paid extra
for two weeks put in prior TO
the opening Of school. This
has been done on a year-to-
year basis and no other sports
are affected.
DR.. Corning had indicated
previously that a salary in
crease for all teachers is in the
wind and that a committee is
at work drawing up new pay
scales.
AS for extra pay for extra
time for all teachers. Jankow-
ski and his group are in COM
plete accord with such a policy
II It be adopted.
But Jankowski readily points
out that the coaches have been
battling for 10 years for the
extra pay. I'VE had hoped that
DR.. Corning would honor our
PLAN" he said.
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Kilbune's Widow Dies

CLEVELAND. Dec. Is lP).-
Mrs. Irene Kilbane. SO. widow
OF Johnny Kilbane. former
world featherweight champion.
died at st. Johns Hospital yes
terday. Her husband. who was
featherweight champion from
1912 TO 1923. died here last
May 81.
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scratch to mop UP In the week
Spillway doubles and singles.
with Eddie Kepge as his part
ner. Ray Watson's so was the
game OF the week.
For perSistency. we present
the Ghosts OF the Holy Re-
deemer League. After losing IL
OF their first Is games. they've
won Is OF the last 20 TO tie for
fifth only three games of the
pace.
The Brown Pontiacs. In scor-
ing ?. sweep against the O'Brien
and Rohawl team OF the Clar-
endon Commercial B League,
won the first two games by
identical scores. 53l TO 504.
Bob Martini OF Alexandria
Tenpins is one point shy Of 200
in leading the Tenpin Travelling
League. which embraces the
best keglers in the Washington
and Baltimore areas. Also
high up in the standings are
three of Martins teammates.
Ed Miller at 100. and Billy
Zeh and Frank Durham at 1877.
Small wonder Alexandria Ten
pins holds a four-game edge
in first place over runnerup
Shirley Bowl. Also. Alexandria
Tenpins has the best series,
3,l66; the top game. 1888. the
leading individual series, Dun
hams 1853. and the best single,
Martins 276.
The Nations televiSion view
ers get a look at Don Carter.
"shovel-style" bowler from st.
Louis. tonight when the posi-
ton. or final round OF the
worlds individual champion.
ship is carried from the Chi
cago Coliseum. In Washingto ton.
WRC-4. 10 PM
The bowlers are taking over
the hour which Is reserved
weekly for boxing.
Unless Carter is kidnapped or
breaks his wicked right arm.
he's a certainty TO be in the
title match. which pits the No.
l bowler against the No. 2. and
so on down the standings.
Going into the windup Of the
To-day test, Carter. three-time
National All-Star champion.
has a fat GIT Petersen point
lead over his teammate from
st. Louis. Tom HenneSSey. Ed
die Lubanski OF Detroit is third
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WITH aop THOMAS

Duckpin bowlers will con-
verge on the Hi-Skor Sunday
in the hope Of doing extra
business with Santa Claus.
The annual Hi-Skor Christmas
Handicap promises to surpass
all OF Its previous 10 fields. and
thus afford a long prize list.
A batch of bowlers from the
Hi-Skor and King Pin have
won free rides In the five-game
test.
The guaranteed awards are
500, $50 and $50 and the entry
fee. Sc. including pinboy tip.
Four flfths handicaps are
based on a 1913 scratch. Last
year s. n. Boyer Of Hagerstown
and Kelly Beach of Silver
Spring tied for first place at
ITO.
Highest team duckpin game
reported this season was 1856
rolled by the Temple Cleaners
In the Bladensburg Major
League at the BladenSburg
Bowling Center this week. Billy
Lewis was high contributor
with 1877. the other counts were
Bill Hall, 1856; Willie Enzer. i43;
Bernie Christiani, l57. and
Tom Chancey. ll3. Lewis other
games we're l35 and l54 for a
set OF 476.
A name that used to grace
the top in all sorts Of duckpin
standings Is up there now in
the Washington Ladies League.
Ruth King Of Drivin Radio.
who led for many weeks. has
been Supplanted by Lorraine
GULL OF Old Colony. whose
average is 1926 against ll1-l7
for Mrs. King. Next come the
national doubles champions.
Ruth Rainey. and Elizabeth
Kluttz. with Mrs. Rainey.
ll0-24. Just IL pins ahead OF
her partner.
The league. oldest women's
duckpin organization in the
area. II not the country. is en-
joying one Of the best balanced
races in its 36-year history.
Only fouS games separate the
leading Capt. Toms Restaurant
team from the 10th placers and
Garvin's Grill. last in the To-
team circuit. is 10 games of the
pace.
Gene williams shot 436 from
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