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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
QuunticoFive
Is Choice to
Win Tourney

QUANTIco. Feb, q Cap =
The ninth All-Marine basket
ball tournament will begin here
Monday night when the Devil
Dogs of San Diego tangle with
the Hawaiian Marines.
The first-night contestants
were determined in drawings
here yesterday. The host Guam
tico Marines drew a bye. Guam
tico will play the loser of the
San Diego-Hawaii game on
Tuesday night and will play the
winner on Wednesday night.
The tournament is a round
robin, double-e elimination af-
fair. If all teams have IL
records after the first round
another drawing will be held.
Quantico. the East Coast ALI
Marine champion, has a 1873
record. Hawaii, last years
champion, won the Pacific area
championship this year with a
1872 record. San Diego. the
West Coast All-Marine cham
pion, has won 80 and lost six
this year.
Meanwhile. Quantico romped
over Fort Dix. 107-78, last
night at Quanticc to post a 40-3
record with its 14th straight
victory. Jack Sullivan led the
scoring with rs points.
Quantico has one more game,
at Fort Myer Saturday, before
the tournament begins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
Clerks Play
Spingorn for
Title Today

Cardozo and Spingarn clash
at $3.50 pm. today at Mckinley
High School for the basketball
championship of the Interhigh
League.
The Clerks. league champions
the last two years, have a til
overall record this season.
The lone defeat was by Sping-
arm, 49-45, in season opener.
Spingarn is riding a 10
game winning streak, including
it's playoff victory over Eastern
two days ago for the East Div
ision title.
Cardozo Coach Frank Boil
den probably will start Eugene
Bullock, Frank Harrison. Tom
johnson, Peter Walters and
Everett Lucas. Spingarn's Will
liam Rountree is expected to
start Ernest Dunston. Oliver
johnson, Bernard Levi, Leon
ard Frazier and Mike Harkins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
Navy Five Has Triple
Objective Tomorrow

George Hunter, its new coach,
has its best record in years, IA
victories against 9 defeats.
The Cadets. have one of the
Nations top scorers in Darryle
Kouns, who has a 20.2 average.
Lee Sager, their biggest player
at 6-foot-5, has a 17-point
average.
Navy has won 10 straight at
home. The MiddieS also meet
Army in three other events at
home tomorrow, wrestling at
'12:45, squash at 1880 and pistol
at 1:15. The swimming, gym
and rife teams are at West
Point.
Halftime entertainment on
television will feature the APP
pearance of Bill Carpenter,
Army's lonesome end; Bob An
derSon, Army's great halfback,
Quarterback Joe Tranchini,
and Jim Dunn, captain-elect of
the Navy football team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
Us Swimmers Enter
District AAu Meet

The District AAU will hold
it's junior swimming champion
ships tomorrow at the Univer-
sity of Maryland pool, with
about 1875 entries registered fol
the IA events. Starting time
will be 2 pm.
Naval Receiving Station is
defending mems team cham
pion and Congressional is de-
Tending in the women's divi-
sion. However, two new clubs
will be favored tomorrow-the
Potomac Swimming Associa-
ton women's team and the
College Park Swim Club.
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py the As,ociated rress

Bob Schefiing, Chicago Cubs
manager. looked over the Ma
tional League pennant picture
today and called the Cincinnati
Redlegs the most improved
team In the senior circuit.
Mind you. I'm not saying
which teams going to finish
where, but the way I see it.
Cincinnati improved the most
over the winter" Scheffing said.
Getting Frank Thomas from
the Pirates was a big move for
the Redlegs.
Then, they'll have that kid
outfielder Vada Pinson back
and he's impressed me every
time I saw him play"
Schefflng wasn't particularly
optimistic about his own teams
chances.
Hits Third Pitch
1--WE improved last year be-
cause Ernie Banks had a ire
mendous season. So did Bobby
Thomson, ALVIN Dark and Lee
Walls. Will they do as well
this time? really don't know"
Banks, the leagues most val
liable player last season, took
batting practice for the first
time yesterday and knocked the
ball Is feet over the fence on
his third swing.
Thomas also got in some good
ticks at Cincinnati's camp in
Tampa, Fla. The slugger hit
several Of Don Newcombe's
pitches out of the park and
later predicted he would hit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. 81 (Spe-
ciaD Navy has a triple am
bition in its final regular-sea-
son basketball game here to-
morrow afternoon against
Army.
First, of course, is to beat
Army in any sport. But a VIC
tory would give the Middies
their best record in five years,
16 victories against five de-
feats, and a probable invita-
ton to the NCAA champion
ships as an Eastern at-large
team.
The game starts at 8 o'clock
and will be televised nation
ally, in Washington over WRC
"A. It will be the first home
game this year which Navy
has charged admission, and is
q sellout of 4,453 in the Mid
dies new field house.
Army in putting more of an
accent on basketball and under
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MontgomeryJC
Loses in Tourney

BINGHAMTON, N. Y, Feb.
81 (SpeciaD. - Montgomery
Junior College headed home to
Takoma Park, Md, today with
the best basketball record in its
history, but with its hopes
dashed for another tournament
victory.
Winner of the Tri-State
Conference tournament last
week end, Montgomery last
night was bounced in the first
round of the Eastern Junior
College tournament, 1852, by
Paul Smith from Saranac
Lake, N. Y. The Maryland team
ended the season with an 1874
,an0nyI
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SIugging Power Shown
By Banks and THONGS

between 80 and IS homers for
his new club. Manager Mayo
Smith had Gus Bell working
In both right and left fields,
If Pinson can gain the CENTER
field job, Smith expects to
alternate Bell and Del Ennis
In left.
Larry Doby's switch from the
outfield to first base, it turns
out, is the key to the seasons
starting lineup for the Cleve-
land Indians.
IF Dolby is all right phys
ically, he's got to play. We
need his bat" said Manager
Joe Gordon.
More Players Signed
The Indians have Jimmy
Piersall, obtained from Boston,
for Doby's spot in centerfield,
If Larry, who has been both
cred by groin injuries. can
handle first base. then Vic
Power will move from first to
third.
The big league teams con-
tinued to haul in signed con-
tracts in wholesale lots. Phila-
delphia grabbed a big one when
Richie Ashburn, the NILS bat
ting champion, came to terms
for an estimated $4,000. Other
signees included Andy Carey
and John Jaciuk Of the
Yankees, Gene Woodling Of
Baltimore, Charley Maxwell of
Detroit, Felix Mantilla of Mil.
waukee and Bob Malkmus OF
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Trainer Hirsch Jacobs, who
has habit of picking up one
or two large purse checks at
Bowie, hopes to follow the pat
tern this year that won him
the $100,000-added John B.
Campbell Handicap last March.
Although he does not have
quite the horse that Promised
Land was in 1858, Jacobs is
banking on the four-year-old
colt. Andrew Alan, a son of
Stymie, in Bowie's hundred
grander and Santa Anita's
100000 San Juan Capistrano
on March IL. The Campbell
will be held March %.
Last year Promised Land,
now retired, captured the San
Juan Capistrano on the coast
and came to Bowie to sweep
the Campbell. beating, among
others. Calumet's Iron Liege at
3-to-5 ODDS.
Andrew Alan has yet to win
a stakes at Santa Anita. How
ever he did finish third to
Round Table in the San Mar
cos Handicap at a mile and a
quarter last month.
Although Jacobs will ship the
rest of his West Coast stable
to his assistant, Frank White,
at Bowie. he will remain at
Santa Anita to saddle Andrew
Alan in the mile and three
quarter grass classic on the
final day of the meeting.
With Round Table sidelined
by injury and Calumet Farms
Bardstown a doubtful starter
in Bowie's Campbell, Jacobs
has a strong chance to win the
classic for the second straight
year with his lone nominee.
Andrew Alan.
Howard NJ. Pierce, former
r1v1ara1 onnoay - D1rrria xrrIo r,
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Bell Is HospituIized

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. q
(AP).-Commissioner Bert Bell
of the National Football League
was admitted to Lankenau
Hospital last night for treat
ment of bronchitis. His con-
dition today was reported as
good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27

Two of the areas most pop
ular duckpin tournaments. one
for the experts and the other
for everybody, men and women,
will be held this week end.
Tomorrow comes the Pop
Crawley Memorial Handicap at
Mount Rainier, an event which
last year attracted 143 entries
with just as many If not
more - expected for the 23d
issue.
Sunday is slated the Tony
Santini Open, fixture at the
Greenway Bowl, which annu-
ally lures the better duckpin-
ners of the Washington and
Baltimore areas.
The Crawley, honoring the
memory of Hugh Chawley, ST.,
a revered duckpin pioneer, ira
ditionally is a sort of home
coming for dozens of bowlers,
For many years Mr.. and Mrs.
Ely Friedman we're the hosts.
Pete Loomis and Mike Ballos,
too, have spared nothing to
make the affair attractive.
With Don MacCord as the
defending champion, COMPETE
ton will open at II am, with
entries closing at 10 pm. The
fee is SIS, the handicapS four
fifths against a scratch of 1870
and the major prizes $100 plus
a trophy. $50 and $50.
The Santini, with Sidney
(Bits) Amanuel defending the
title, will open at 2 pm. with
the lists closing at 10, It's a
six-game test with a $40 fee
and guaranteed awards Of $3.50,
$125 and SIS.
X X y
Tomorrow's expert on Bowl
the Champ at WMAL-TV-7,
will be Charley Evans, who is
having a hot season in several
leagues and in tournament
competition. His challengers
are Kenneth F. Hyland, Mrs.
Dorothy Thornton, K. w. Dorm
berger and John Eckstine.
Billy Lewis, last Saturdays
champ" won six boxes for
$3.50.
x u 4 4
Dolores Swan, one of the
regular participants in the
Crawley, is in the National Or
thopedic Hospital in Arlington
recovering from injuries in an
auto mishap. She is the daugh-
ter of Turf Writer Joe Brocator
of the Post and Times Herald.
4 4 x
When Mabel Schatz and Paul
Moore won three games from
Norman Titus and Dot Bowie
in the Metro All-Star Doubles
at Wheaton they came within
one of catching the leaders,
Inez Rhine and Sonny Weldon.
Mrs. Schatz shot 1872, Another
star was Bobbie Jones, with
1878.
Mrs. Rhine and Johnny
Mandes. Subbing for Weldon,
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Sneod and Rosburg
TunqIe in TV Golf

Sam Snead. who last week
established q new money-win-
ming mark for the televised
"All-Star Golf" series, meets
Bob Rosburg in this weeks
match from s TO 8 pm. to-
morrow on WNlAL-7.
Snead's winnings reached
$i4.500 with last weeks easy
victory over Tommy Bolt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
STRIKES and SPARES
BY JOE WILMAN
When a Slump Hits,
Check Fundamentals
By JOE WlLMAN

When you're in bad slump,
the first thing to do is to check
fundamentals - footWork, arm
swing and timing.
Take them one at a time
First, work on the footwork
Walk through your approach
without the ball as we illus
trate. It's easier to analyzs your
game that way Next. check
your armSwing. Are you keep
ing the arm close to the body?
Are you maintaining a pendu-
lum arc throughout the entire
armswing? Are you following
through properly? Finally ,
make sure your footwork and
armswing are in good timing.
They should be co-ordlnated
into one, smooth motion.
If possible, work with a quail
flied instructor. He can spot a
mistake quicker than you can,
and he can also tell you how to
correct it.
A bowling slump is different
from a cold streak. When you're
in a slump, you aren't hitting
the pocket very often, your ball
is weak, your hook is inconslSt-
ent, you're missing easy spares
AL these things indicate a
slump.
Whatever your mistake, you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
Pressure on Acton

Dick Acton Of Falls Church
and his 1858 Corvette. which
won the top eliminator trophy
last Sunday, figure to be
pressed hard in their try for
a repeat victory Sunday in the
second week of drag racing at
Old Dominion Speedway. Pre-
liminaries will start at 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS
BASKETBALL
Results YESTERDAYS

BASKETBALL
Results Yesterday
Mackin, 81; Neale, 81
NTS. SO; Woodward Prep, 40.
Columbian Prep at St. Adams, Cancelled
Interhigh West PlayOffs
Coolidge, So; Bell, so.
Wilson, 81; Roosevelt. AZ
Group ii District - Tournament
Marshall. 40; Nokesville, A.
st. Stephens Tournament
Friends, AZ, Quantico Post, So
GEORGETOWN Prep, 20: Gallaudet Prep
Lonsfellow, 81; Priory, 81.
st. Stephens, Al; Christchurch, 81.
Comes Today
Interhish League Championship a.
Tech tCardozo VS.. Spingarnl, $3.50
Herndon tHerndon VS.. Garfield. Z
st. Stephens Tournament, $3.50.
VIA Group II District I Tournament
at Taylor (Warrentonl, !.
st. Johns VS.. st. Anthony at DeMatha
$3.50.
Mackin VS.. Gonzags at DeMatha, 5.
a: j. Demarest at Carroll, S:l5.
st. Francis at DeMatha, Cancelled
Washington-Lee w at O'Connell, s.
Brent at Charlotte Hall, 8.
Bulls at Georgetown Frosh. 3:45.
B-CC at Blair r.
Oxon Hill at Bladensburg, T.
Northwestern at High Point, 7.
Walter Johnson at Northwood, Z.
Richard Montgomery at Wheaton, z.
Galthersburg a Brunswick, 8.
Laurel at GWynn Park, ..
Sasscer at SurrattsVille, $3.50,
Fairmont Heights at Bates, /.
Damascus at Westminster, s.
Great Mills at Calvert County, T.
LaPlata at Lackey, r.
Mclean at Annandale, T.
Falls Church at Fairfax, $50
Groveton at Mount Vernon, 645.
Hammond at Lee, $3.50.
CIV VS.. woodward Prep at Hammond, s
Games Tomorrow
st. Stephens Tournament, 1890.
Group II District 8 Tournament a.
Herndon, T.
VIA Group II District I Tournament a.
Taylor tWarrenton), /.
Portsmouth at WASHINGTON Lee, s.
Episcopal at Woodbury. Forest, T.
SOCCER
Games Today
St. Adams at Landon, $3.50.
Games Tomorrow
Episcopal at Woodbury. Forest, 2:3O.
WRESTLING
Today
Wiz ginia State championship a
Princess Anne tLynnhaven). Blair al
Annapolis.
Tomorrow
Virginia State championships al
Princess Anne Iynhaven) Wood.
berry Forest at Episcopal, 3.
TRACK
Tomorrow
Woodbury. Forest at Episcopal. 2:30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
Boxer Club Sets
Show at Fl. Myer

The Potomac Boxer Club will
hold its 10Th Speciality Show
and fourth Obedience Trial
Friday, April II, at the Fort
Myer Gymnasium.
Entries, costing Sc for the
first and 81 for each additional
entry, will close at noon April
7 at the superintendent Of
fee, Foley Dog Show Organi-
cation, 2009 Ranstead street,
Philadelphia.
Proceeds will go to the Fort
Myer Youth Activities Com
mittee to finance its projects
for about 1000 youngsters liv-
ing on the post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
SouthCarOIina
Bids TO Upset
Terps TOniQht

Maryland entertains South
Carolina tonight in the Terps'
regular season basketball finale
at Cole Field House at 8:l5.
The Terps need this one To
maintain their steam for the
Atlantic Coast Conference tour
nament which begins next
Thursday afternoon at Raleigh,
N. c. They've perked UP with
victories over North Carolina
and Georgetown and are play
ing the type of basketball that
brought them the conference
title last year.
The Terp Frosh meet Fort
Myer in a 6:l5 preliminary.
Prices Reduced
Athletic Director Bill Cobey
announced reduced admission
prices of 81 for adults and SO
cents for high school students
for tonight's game.
South Carolina is the only
team in the conference that is
sure of its position in the final
standings. The Gamecocks are
last with a 2-10 record, and
even upset victories over Mary
land tonight and Virginia to-
morrow night could not raise
their position.
The Gamecocks will have
their poorest season in 20 years
unless they upset either the
Terps or Cavaliers. The over
all record is ALI under Walt
Hambrick, the new coach.
Gamecock Stars
South Carolina has three
players with 10-plus averages
in Mike Callahan (12.4, Ray
Pericola (12.2) and Walt Hud.
son (10.4.
Four Maryland players viii
be playing their last game al
home. Jim Halleck hos out al
a regular while the others arr
reserves, Bill Murphy, Gem
Danko and Doc Weingarten.
The Terps have the modest
ambition of boosting their win.
ming streak to three games. The
only three-game winning streal
they've had this year ended
after beating South Carolina
59-41, at Columbia in January
Maryland is 81 in the con-
ference and 9-12 overall anc
can tie for either third OF
fourth in the final conference
standings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
Herndon Playing
Garfield in PIuyoff

Herndon High School plays
Garfield in a semifinal game
of the Virginia District 9,
Group II league basketball
playof tonight at Herndon.
Marshall reached the finals
by defeating Nokesville, 49-42,
last night at Herndon. Mar
shall, down by FIVE points at
halftime, outscored Nokesville.
1873. in the third period for the
victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
LoNcFELLoW PLAYS ST. STEPHENS
Little Hoyos, Friends
TongIe in SemifinoI

victors had difncult times. In
the best game Of the night,
'Longfellow came from II points
back by scoring II straight
points in the last half to take
a 49-4l lead. Pat Peyser scored
four baskets in the rally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
COLLEGE
BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENTS
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE

AVOhNhNlENlS
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
First ROund)
George Washington So Virg'a Tech 81
West Virginia 100 Davidson So
VIM. MARY 81 .- Richmond go
MASON-DIXON
First ROundl
Baltimore Univ. 81 Lynchburg 90
Mt. st. Marys 81 Catholic Univ. 70
American Univ. 80 Wash'n Md go
BAIT. Loyola 20 Randolph Macon 81
CIAA
First ROund)
forth Carolina AIT 81 Hampton 70
\ Carolina Col. ~ Winston-Salem II
Virginia Union 90 Delaware State 81
KENTUCKY lac
Hirst Round
Union (ky) 10 Bellarmine :
Pikeville 81 Villa Madonna az
NORTH STATE CONFERENCE
First ROund)
VI. Carolina Il Atlantic Christian 81
DISTRICT % NAIA
West Virginia Wesleyan 81,
Morris Harvey SO
wv. Va. Wesleyan wins best-Of-3 series
2-O.)
. DISTRICT 6 NAIA
First Round
Texas Southern 1870,
c,.uh,,n. N New Orleans MAYER MAYER 1S
OKLAHOMA NAIA
First ROund)
Central Okla. 81 Langston g.!
Okla. Baptist 81
NEW YORK STATE TEACHERS
First ROund)
Cortland Sc - PlattsburSh 81
OSwegO 90 -- BrockpOrt A.
Albany SO Buffalo Tchrs. I'd
OneOnta so ~ GeneseO Al
EAST
Manhattan 20,
st Johns IN. W 60 (Oyertime)
Pitt ~ Westminster pa IS
providence IS Rhode Island sc
Delaware II Lehigh &C
Iona 81 st. Francis IN. " SO
Hobart 81 - - Hartwick 81
Amherst So ------ Norwich ~
brandeis "a.
Worcester Tech, rs tovertime)
Rider 81 MOntclair 81
Adelphi I0I ST. Michael's (Vt.) go
SOUTH
MOrehead Ky 81 Marshall 90
Centenary so Miss. southern u
VIM, Carey 95 LIVINGSTON tAla.) Sa
Cincinnati ss Duauesne 6s
Okal. City 92 -- New Orleans Loyols Us
Wheaton 0S Carroll wis., 4;
Law ice Tech So Tri-state "a
Peru tNebrl 80 Midland q
Augustana IS. d. 80 Morningside q
/ ST. Ambrose I0I Omaha 81
/ Mil. Tech 100 NorthWest'n WIS., 81
Platte Vile so Quincy IS
/ st. Norbert ~ Eau Claire ::
YIN. Jewell 90 Westminster (MOD s.
st. 'nediets Sc PittsbEh. tKan) 5;
( 0hjo Wesleyan II Wooster g.
Wilmington 50 CedSrville s.
(0vertime)
Hope 90 0livet (correctl
Mt. Union rs Fem 81
/ Oberlin 81 Ashland 81
Adrian Sc Baldwin Wallace 81
/ Southwest
East Texas 81 Austin 4,
Far West
Gon1aga IS ------ WhitWorth s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
NTS Scores Verdict

National Training School was
held to eight points in the
third quarter and seven in the
final but hung on for a 53-49
basketball victory over Wood
ward Prep yesterday at NTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
FIGHT RESULTS

134, Seattle. outpointed Teddy dRed.
top) Davis. 1876, Hartford Conn. G0)
NEW YORK (Sunnyside Gardenl -
Jose Torres, 1853. Puerto Rico. stopped
Eddie Wright, 1914. Philadelphia t5l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
BOYS BASKETBALL
CYo TOURNAMENT
nuaw4arGraI.

Blessed Sacrament Cva), Is: st.
Jerome's, %.
Lords, 80: St. Thomas More, 20.
st. Mary's, 81: St Michaels. IS.
St. James Fails church,, a.. Cam
gus. 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27

Howard M. Pierce, former
general manager at Bowie who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27

Totals 191452 Totals 10 5 A;
Halftime: 26-19, Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27

E EsiIn. I s ssb G ESs: church IL e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27

NEW YORK STATE TEACHERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-07
Powder Post Beetles
How to Treot
Strip Windows
By ELIZABETH HILLYER
Special Writer for The Star

High above the double
headboard in a bedroom is a
strip of three small windows.
AS is true Of so many such
windows in new homes, they
appeared detached from the
room scene, looked down from
too high q perch to seem to
belong.
One decorator solved the
problem beautifully. turning
O short window wall into a
dramatic background for the
beds and, practically making
sure Of good regulation Of
light and air.
Curtaining on the small
windows to match the cur
tanning on the large ones
makes a handsomer. more
luxurious room. And it's done
with a semi-sheer, which
fades out the meager, lofty
windows but filters light
through them. At night, the
curtains behind the bed are
opened for air. and closed
over the large windows with
q view except at one side.
for cross ventilation.
There are three important
decorating tips in the styling
of the room. BY spreading
past the width Of the win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-07

dows and the bed, the cur
tains tie the night tables into
the grouping. Spaciousness
is created with light color to
include the curtain fabric
background which matches
the walls, and the great size
of two beds together is
minimized by matching the
beautiful stitched, reversible
bedspread to the color Of the
floor.
Do as the professional
decorator does--Start the
room. with a floor plan. You
can make one with Elizabeth
Hillyer's Furniture Arrange
ment Kit. The kit provides
126 cut-outs Of furniture,
fioor-plan paper, instructions
and pointers on good ar
rangements. Is yours for
so cents sent with your
request to Miss Hillyer, Ma
tional Newspaper Syndicate,
326 w. Madison street, Chi
cago 6. Ill. Please ALLOW
approximately three weeks
for delivery.