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Holmes County herald., 1959-04-30

Sunday:
1000 A. M. = Sunday School
leach Sunday
Hoo A. M. = Worship Service
q Sunday each month
conducted by visiting min
iSter.)
5:45 P. M. Young Peoples Group
Holmes County herald., 1959-04-30
b MP CHURCH

11:00 A. M. Worship Service
(1st & 3rd Sunday
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
lcoNIlNuEpl

DACHsHUND, female, papers, l yr
old: householder, good with chill
dren. ia. 2-b477.
DACHsHUND PUPS. m. and T.. AXE
reg, standard, reasonable. RE
5-5662. ST 3-9SS7.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. Axe
lust like Rin-Tin-Tin. Also rarl
all-black Shots. MA. 2-0l67.
KITTENS. part Persian. Give away
Housebroken. 0 wkS old. To. 2
1888.
KITTENS, gentle, lovable: orang'
and white. black; need 5000
homes, healthful diets. UN. 4-7l96
POODLES, beaut silvers and whites
toy and miniature breedingS
excel. pedigree. RIA. 6-4O43.
POODLE PUPS
Toys. min. SIN. stds. All colors
$50 Up; prof. groom. stud sery
MA. 2-0SSl JU 9-534,
POODLES, grooming and stu,
seTV Puppies, permanent shots
4 housebroken MA 2-0235.
SHIPPING CRATES for dogs ant
cats. all sizes. lightweight, low cost
| 721 Oglethorpe NV. RA. 6-3445
WEIMARANER. z weeks old, AK
reg. puppies. $50. Male or female
! TW. 3-S039.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BEDROOM, dining rrn.. contents Of
home: cash. We do moving. Stor-
age; reasonable rates. ia. 9-2937
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP, 1893 Pa
ave, NV ST. 3-669S.
DIAMOND JEwELRY Of any de-
scription; gold. silver: cash paid
ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st NV
FURNITURE wanted today: good
furniture, any amount Also want
refrigerator, gas stove and Dlano
Call Mr.. GRADY. Ma S-2679
FURN., USED. GOOD coND. Also
TVS refgrs.. stoves, antiques brio
a-brsc Cash. Immed removal
Closed Mon Sc FURN Elk
CHANGE. 210 7th st. Sc, Ii
6-05S5
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid fol
typewriterS cameras, musical in
struments, silver, old gold. jewelry
chimes, radios. phonos, portable
TV, or what have you. Call MR.
SMITH ME. S-526S.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. 10 9-3039
REFRIGERATORS-UsED FURN
Good condition. Ii. 4-l033.
STEET BUILDING-Want used oil
reclaimed steel BLDG; approx 4.
600 So f.; good cond. Mr.
3 AND I6-MM. SOUND and silenr
movie projectors. in good condi-
ton; CAL NE. S-197e, Mr.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

DESIRE MOTHER and child I,
share apt. with same. $50 mo. LU
1-7197 after 8.
GIRL. college graduate, 25-3O. e
share l-bedrm. apt. HU. $3.50
$3.50 PMS pm.
GIRL WISHES ANOTHER, 25-35
to share her NV. efiic. apt. DU
10000, Ext. sos after 2 pm.
N.W.-Girl TO share lovely furn
house w/girls; nr. shops, bus; Ty
, phones, wshr -drier. NO, 1-36d .
WOMAN will share lovely apart.
ment with discriminating woman
Evenings, IA. 4-3902.
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DOGS. PETS. etc

BOXER. female. IL years old:
housebroken; gentle: se5. Ma
2-0161.
CHIHUAHUA, Axe: showing from
Sth. Best bloodlines RA. 1920
DACHSHUND PUPPIES, red. Axe
reg. best litter vet" little beau
ties: reaS. Call AP. 7-64S7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

FILE CABINETS, new; 2-drawer
ste letter size, SIS. SIS: 4-draw-
er. $3.50. Used niles available
a. savings. n FRANK & SON,
4l4 3rd st NV, Dl. 7-952g.
FLOOR P0LISHERS. vacuum clean
ers and sanders rebuilt. fully
guar. MODERN FLOORS. 243l
18th 50. NV AID. 4-7575.
FOAM RUBBER. king sire, 6lxsIx4,
$50: smaller size, S25: 24X72
PADS, 9Se. ST. 3-5S33.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

COLORED-BR0oKLAND - NIGEL,
furn, empl. men, Near ShoI
ana transp. La, 9-25sl
COLORED 2lst ST. NE. - Mic
Ice. rm., quiet home. desire emp
eple or settled woman. ii. 4-732g
C0LORED-532 TENNESSEE AVE.
NE men, share great big nice
ly decorated room. II. 1880.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators
sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL g. EQUIP. CO.. JU. 5-5040
SOIL TIMERS rollers. aerators
lawnmowers, steamers, paint spray
ers ladders, electric hammers
chair saw. sanders. DoliSNprs
wheelbarrows. etc. Sakrete, Dupont
and Glidden paints. FOLK FLOOR
SUPPLY. WO R-052S.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

% Atlantic 81. s.e.-Redee. l-bed.
I'm. apt. in mod. brk bids; laun.
dry and storage rm.; nT. express
bus and Atlantic shopping center
SIS incl. all utilities.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

QUE ST. NV. 1855: THE Ken.
nert"-First-fioor light housekeep.
ing room, range, sink. SIS wk
18th ST. NV, I2I6-Lge. rm.
Sill 80 Wkly.. 1 adult.
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ROOMS FURR-MD..VA.

BAILEYs CROSSROADS AREA
Twin rfl., air cond., pvt. BATH
lovely location. sCL. 6-3465.
COLLEGE PARK-Nice rm. in new
home; young people. WE. 5-3l22
after 3 pm
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DUPONT CIRCLE
Walk to work. . blocks Mayflower
Hotel-Large living room. bed
room. large GE kitchen. dinette,
. large walk-in closets, rugs wall
to-wall, modern furn., free cleo.
gas, silverware. dishes washing
machine; suitable 3 people, S115
per mo. end up. DU. 1904.
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BAckMot s sne Prom, "a, h Pol, LS gag
. .Gd ~ h, M. lI 81 G no. Ju' s.sSaa
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RIGS

RUGS, Eenuine orientals, ali sizes
elosing out sale for the season
unbelievable bargainS. CASA
BlAN, 3204 o st. at Wis ave
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POULTRY AND EGGS
FARM AND GARDEN

WHITE LEGHORNS approx. goo,
70eS production. Reas. offer. EV
4-gl42
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lcoNTlNutpl
ANGELO MARCUCCIO
ElanaNnna and Gionn Work

An yves q nasonEy verh gs,lss
s sllla... ,lsni, P9Iihssl ana va'eI-
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slightly used consoles
and spinets at low prices, visit
JORDAN'S. Choice Of such makes
as Mason & Hamlin, Lester Betsy
Ross, Baldwin, Gulbransen, Kim
ball Wurlitzer, Estey, Steinwayi
Winter and others. Easy terms
JORDAN'S, corner 13th and @ SITS.
n W ST Q-Q4O0
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ROOMS FURR.-S.E..s.W.

LINCOLN PK.-Nevly dec. sgle
or oble.. kit. privil., same floor
gentlemen. Ii. 6-lsl2.
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BEDROOM, dining nm, contents of
home: cash. We do moving. stor-
age; reasonable rates. IA. 9-2937.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

ADDING MACHINES-Desk models
S48.9S up: new cleo. l0-key, S109
Trade-inS accepted. CENTRAL
onO. 1Ath CT n W
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TRASH REMOVED
Yards, Bsmts Cleaned. Free Ests
WALKER TRASH CO. FE. 3-2SO2
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THE GILBERT HOTEL


246O 10th ST. NV.
Owner MANAGEMENT. New paint
new furniture: excellent maiC
ice. Single and double rooms
some with private baths A first.
class hotel for first-class guests
Rates IS so weekly and up.
1898 18th ST. N.W.-Cozy. small
studio room. , windows. gooC
furn.. redec: men only.
1919 CALVERT ST. - Nice room
with refrigerator, hot plate, 81;
week NO. 7-6l60
I SCI. $50: l lge.. $50: in luxu.
rious home mr. State, Navy Depts
refs. Box 369-X, Star
1921 EMERSON-Just of 14th
Good parking: nicely furn.; quiet
unlimited phone.
1928 KENYON ST, NV; largr
room and sun porch, 2nd Il mex
bath, cook privls., SO; CO. 5-44s7
S14 WEEKLY UP
$3.50 day per person; for ladies
gentlemen or CPL: > blks. to MAY
flower, l blk OF Conn.,; wall
downtown: idry. facils. 1925 17tf
st. NV, LU. 2-7199. RE. 7-611s
COLoRED-NEATLY FURN. RM
WEEKDAYS Call after 8. RA g.
5T9S
COLORED, Mr.. HOWARD UNIV
2226 list ST. NV carpetec
rms: sep. entr.: kit. privls.; empl
person; S25, s35. NO. 7-2790.
cor ORED-NICE ROOMS, $3.50
UP.-Nr. 18th and Monroe: neal
everything. DE. 2-3657.
CoLoRED-I630 CORCORAN ST
NV -Sgle. and dble room mr.
bath. all privileges. AID 2-lS7l
COLORED-LGE. FURN. RM. fol
nice cpl. or ssle. woman; IA
9-511l.
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RUGS

pxIs, SIS 10 $50; many
patterns ana colors. roll.
balance and drops. 500
Oh PARK RUGS, IA. 2
1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

All Colors and Sizes
For PatioS. Awnings. Skylights,
Greenhouses. Fences. Partitions
Slightly Imperfect Seconds
All Panels disable
Price 4Sc 50. It
VISTA-LUX PLASTIC CO.
BeltSville, Nd. Webster $1,000
Qpa
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ALLISON ST. NV, i3O3-Bed-iiv
rm,, large kit, pvt bath; utils
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DISHWASHER, James. almost new
furn. in trade. XII. S-2S73.
DRYER, westinghouse auto. new
mode model; FEY, few months gss call n. q
SAY Nebraska ave, NV.
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Hill 3-5432
APIS. FURNISHED o. c.
AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

Guest rooms by the day or week
including maid service: reduced
rates for monthly occupancy with
or without linens and maid serv.
ice. secretarial service, sun decl
overlooking entire city: ampliflec
master television antenns system
garage facilities: IL minutes from
White House
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EFFICIENCY S79
1-BEDRM. APT. 11O

NEW AMSTERDAM APIS.
270l 14th ST NV.
Newly decorated, veil furnished
in attractive. ell-maintained
eley. bldg: streetcar at door: incl
utilities: all facilities on prem
ises, Apply desk or call NO.
NosMAN BERNSTEIN sYNDIcATss
FURNITURE-Rental plan. for any
apartment For details, MARS
LEASING, u. 3-OO66. Mon Fri
FOGGY BOTTOM, NV. Re-
modelled 1st-fioor apt. Liy. rm..
studio-type bedrm., pvt. bath and
kit; separate entr., walled garden;
500 incl utils. FL. 4-6734.
GEORGETOWN. 1907 18th St
Liv. rm, bedrm.. kit. bath 4 eX-
nosures. firepl.i $3.50 mo-: lease
HO 2-316S
GEORGETOWN-De luxe. modern
corner apt; % adults: S175. Re
7-541O after & ON.
GEORGETOWN. 2511 Que st. NV.
- lge. rms. and hath. $50. incl
utiIs. and secy. service: men only.
DF 9-lS11
GEORGETOWN. 3O21 Cambridge pl.
NV rms. utils.. linens; ]
adult hD 2-3155
GOVT GIRLS-Newly dec. 2-bed-
room apis, or husline and con-
venient shopping 10. 2-015e.
:. -4W---z a r-z nn- =
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PERFECT

Automatic air-eond apt, beauti.
fully, completely Furnished, incl
seeretarial service. linen, cooking
utensils, etc garages TV avail.
Contra. oeation Embassy row At
park, 1875 Euclid ~ NV.
It's dreat--It's Hilltop House.
RIDGE RID. Sc, 0ge-Nice, z
rooms and bath, LIST A.. SOS per
mo-, utils. incl. LU. 2-830s.
s.E.-Lovely furn. apt. for nice
couple or girls. ell utils furn +.
lndry rm with washer; A-blk 10
bus: 500 mo 10. S-b777.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

RUGS
Persian design RUGS and broadloom
carpeting axlb, So so; 9xl@
s24. so: SxiQ $3.50. Many Other
aiaaa avaflakla
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oNE-BEDRM. APT.-$97.5C
GARDEN TOWERS

GARDEN TOWERS
1925 18th ST. NV.
Nicely furn i-bcdrm. apt, tnevly
deel. Avail IN lge mod eley
BLDG, wired for air eond Rental
incl. utils,, secy serv. AD, e-2065
oNE-YEAR LEASE, guar, AGAINST
rent Increase; GOOD locations .
and . bedrm, apis. 10, 2-0i6s.
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ORGANS


1880 q st. NV. RE. 1921.
PAINT, 1000 gallons; S3.95 value
S1.59 gal. h.-Wms. and others
2513 M st. NV. J. H. GIcHNER
PIANOS-Wide selection OF recon
ditioned uprights smartly styled
in a new durable finish especially
suited tor recreation rms. Pianos
fully guaranteed and fine values
for beginning students; Sl95 UP
including local delivery. CAMP.
BELL MUSIC CO., HOS @ st
NV III 7-S464
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-06

HARVARD ~, NV, Ifae-a lse
fna,, lac free TN, aaiet home
LIVE DOWNTOWN
CLOSE TO WORK I,l

ELaLANAA H0AEN
$50 .Hth 81, NV,
OkE-nEDRM, APT, tiHa iNnpECl
III 10 SATURDAY on CALI
~ B.2bl7,
MAY "a TO OCT. ai-ons bedrm.
Nv, rma balcony kit, tleY, acfv
dth n quiet, north and Weht "a
pos mr., Dupont cir, AD, s-bdai
MoDERN DOWNTOWN ELEyAroI
~ Dt,=Apacious enc, and bed
Tm, apt nice turns air cond. ans
Yh os.s laeAl sphpl, fN' seV
spf 80 up. avail immed, 1881
n a. NV Ap, f-ft7a,
NICELY FuRN, APT.-Aqults only
viii rent short term, To. g-b0a.
after $50 pm.
.N.w,-Nicsly furn. e-bedrm. apt
suitable for or 4 COW feaa
la, 0-2sf0, AID. e-s.Oo,
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ORGAN, Gulbransen, fun console,
all transistor, blond walnut finish
with chimes. IA. 4-i9S1.
ORGANS-Before you buy any or
gan, see the new Wurlitzer Chord
at only S695 in mahogany. Also
many other organs including the
full Wurlitzer and Gulbransen
Transistor lines. Used Hammond
chord organs at low prices. JOR-
DAMS, downtown at 18th and @
SITS. NV, in Arlington at 1859 Lee
highway, in Silver Spring at 1882
Georgia ave. Suburban stores open
evenings except SATURDAYS.
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EFFICIENCY-$79. so
ONE-BEDRM APT.-$97 so
TITAN

METROPOLITAN
200 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE.
OFF-STREET PARKING
Nicely furn. apt. avail. in large
mod elev bldg wired for air
cond. Rental incl. all utils., seer
serv Mgr, AID. 2-2667.
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Your Inspection Invited
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
CALL FEE. 7-4400

ALLISON ST, NV, l303-Bed-liv
rm, large kit, pvt bath; utils
included; conv. transp.
ATTRAC., 2 rms, kit. -dinette. bath
pch., pvt. entr, utilS.; adults
S75. Ii. 7-1236.
BROADMOOR, 1901 Conn. ave-
216-A, l bedrm., bath, beautifully
furnished; SIS mo. EN-. 3-7S92.
BSMT. APT bedrm., liv. rm.
kit; good transp. and shop. facils.
avail. now EN-. 3-75O5.
BUREAU OF STANDARDS-Lge.
cool, bsmt. studio; pvt. entr. Full
bath, refgr., hotplate, phone: suit.
able Tor q all utils. furn. at $50
mo. Call EN-. 2-5S21.
CALVERT ST. NV, 1885, neal
Shorehar' Hotel Eftic. or l-bed.
rm apt, elev. bldg. Resident mgr
CAPITOL HILL-Attrac. newly
turn, and decor; adults Ii 4
1926
CAP. HILL-One br., restored bldg
hist. row. 1874 18th ST. sc. S120
Elk. 3-1575. Key at Ii. 4-4477
COLUMBIA RID, 251S 18th st. NV
AaAAubNlf A. 4 49,
COLUMBIA RD., l4th-16th SITS
srea-Pyt. md A.: lge. iiv. rm.
bedrm., kit, bath; utils.; washer
drier $50. Adults. RIA. 6-632l
CONGRESS HEIGHTS; S95-Bed-
rm.. lIv. rm., dinette, kit , bath:
all utils. included; immed posses
sion JOHN L SHELTON. Realtor,
10 10000
CONGRESS HTS.-Liv. rm., dinette
bedrm., bath, kit; utilS. incl; 500
mo. LU 2-7392.
CONN. AVE, 1912 R st. NV
1-bedroom apt, Sl15. no
2-2l64.
CONN. AVE. ELEV. BLDG bed.
rm., liv. rm., din kit, bath, Sl0t
mo- plus gas and cleo NO. 7-9023
CONN. AVE, mr.. Zoo-1 bedrm
liv. rm., din. foyer: nicely furn'
24.hr. switchboard serv., laundry
facils Call HO. 2-6574.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Apt. bldg;
bedrms.. liv rm,, din. rm., kit.
bath, sun porch. DI. 1886
DUPONT-AIR CONDITIONED
500 SO; Imam studio room; tile
shower bath, GE refgr. $3.50 d.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
McKeevers, I orkenton
Top Gridmen Of Week

when the California coach
charged he deliberately injured
Halfback Steve Bates.
Gary Collins, a sophomore
end at Maryland. also drew
praise for his outstanding eff
fort in the 1925 upset of
Clemson.
Meanwhile. Francis Tarken-
ton. 19-year-old junior quar-
terback at Georgia, today was
named ''back of the week" for
his performance against Au-
burn in the game that clinched
the Southeastern Conferences
title for the Bulldogs.
With 30 seconds to go and
Georgia trailing, 1877, on fourth
down and Is to go. Tarkenton
hit End Bill Heron in a corner
of the end zone. Durward Pen
nington, a placement specialist
then calmly kicked the extra
point that meant victory, l4-l3
1t was Tarkenton's pinpoint
passing to Fullback Don Sober
dash that set up the score after
Pat Dye had recovered an Au-
burn tumble on the Auburn 50.
He completed passes for is and
9 yards to Soberdash and then
finally connected with Heron
on a last-chance throw.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
REDSKINS

Continued From Page B.1S
skins defensive backfleld coach,
said he was sure Scott would
draw a 15-yard penalty for
wrestling End Bill Howton to
the ground on one play, but
wasn't called.
Nix had been in-and-out
most of the season, and Nc
Cabe, injured part of the time,
has not been as consistent as
hoped.
One more change, Frank
Kuchta for Chuck Drazenovich
at middle hnebacker, was not
caused by any letdown on the
incumbant. Drazenovich, who
played despite pinched nerve
in the neck, is still feeling its
effects and is not up to par
He'll be ready to play. however,
if an emergency arises.
Linebacker Emil Karas won't
be ready, and probably won't
make the trip to Green Bay,
He has a vertebra injury in his
lower back and has been ex-
cused from practice for the
rest of the week.
Evening star., 1959-11-18
ny ths Assoelated Press

Mike and Marlin McKeever,
Southern CALIFORNIA; contro-
versial twins, have been named
'linemen of the week" in the
Associated Press poll for their
play against Baylor.
The McKeever twins were
outstanding as unbeaten South
ern California won its eighth
straight, downing Baylor, 1913
to hold the No. 4 position
among the Nations major
powers.
With the McKeevers leading
the charge, Southern Cal held
Baylor to a total Of 8 yards on
the ground. Time after time
they broke through to throw
backs or potential passers for
losses.
A check of the films and
notes of observers showed the
McKeevers were in on 25
tackles In 70 defensive Scrim-
images. Mike. the left guard
made IS tackles. Marlin, the
right end, made IL.
Mike almost single -handedly
threw Ronnie Stanley, the Bay
lor quarterback, for five losses
that totaled 80 yards. Mike
was involved in a bitter con-
troversy in early November
Evening star., 1959-11-18
STRIKES and SPARES
Over and Beyond the Foul
Line for BAH Release

The ball should never touch
the approach-nor should il
be released on the approach
Instead, It should be sent out
over the foul line and onto the
lanes surface as the armsWine
starts up after reaching the
bottom of its arc. Look at the
illustration and see what
mean.
If the ball is released at the
bottom Of the arc Of the arm
swing, you'd generally be re-
leasing it on the approach,
You'd also be missing the fin
ger lift andlo wrist turn
which you normally apply
after the bali has passed this
point.
I know that Paul Krumske,
a great Chicago bowler, gets
his ball rolling on the approach
and has had fine success with
it. Paul feels this extra rolling
action helps his ball. Paul is
an exception. and ] don't rec
ommend it for you. His follow
through is strong and perfect,
and that helps. make his ball
effective.
The ball should touch the
lanes surface anywhere from
a few inches to a couple of feet
beyond the foul line. Any fur
ther out and they'll be calling
you Louie the Lofter."
Be sure. too, to keep your
Evening star., 1959-11-18
LOHR

Continued From Page BIS
players, the witness who were
quoted by the newspapers,
Lohr'S mother, and reporters.
The committee also reviewed
the report of the autopsy.
Several days after the foot
ball players death several wit
nesSes were quoted as saying
Lohr was forced to run through
a rope exercise over his pro-
tests, and that shortly after
the drill he collapsed.
The accusations resulted in
an unprecedented 4la-hour
press conference in which
Coach Tom Nugent. members
of his staff, and some of the
Maryland players gave a full
report on the practice routine
and the days activities. 1t was
pointed out at the meeting that
Lohr played a relatively short
time in the scrimmage session,
and did not work as hard as
many of the other players.
In reference to the statements
BY the witnesses the report
said:
Although there was not
complete agreement in all de-
tails among the statements of
those who observed the prac-
tice, the evidence indicates
that there was nothing excep-
tional about the activities as
signed to Lohr in lieu Of Scrim-
mage. At no time was Lohr
heard by coaches, trainers or
fellow players to complain of
illness or injury before his COL
lapse.
1.-TWO witnesses believed that
Lohr was urged to go on after
he gave evidence of marked
fatigue. The other witnesses
felt that the urging that they
saw and heard was routine in
coaching designed to build for
Evening star., 1959-11-18
BOWLING

For generations the RinaldI
clan hasn't been without al
least one noteworthy bowler
Among the better known have
been Nick. who made his mark,
too, as a promoter Of the sport,
and before him, Leo, his uncle
Now comes what promises tc
be the prize Of 'em all. That's
Pat, Nick's 15-year-old daugh-
ter. a student at Holy Gross
School.
Last night, for the second
time in a career barely begun,
the pretty youngster topped
400 for a league set. Several
weeks ago she rolled 4O3 in a
junior league at Wheaton
Bowling Center, where her dad
is co-proprietor with Leroy
Rinaldi. Last night, for Cap
lital Finance in the District
Women's Minor League, Pat
lreeled on a All, with games of
139. IA and 1913.
This boosted her average to
112. She entered the league
this season at 102.
She is becoming reminiscent
of the great Lorraine GULL.
who was a star at pigtail age.
Pat was the leagues stand
out Of the evening. Closest to
her was Helen Ford of Rod
n Reel, at 158-393, followed
by June Hillock, Norton Tro-
phies, 150-387; Dessi Dayton,
Alexandria Mimeo, BIT; Rita
York. Kay Franc Ross, $40;
Anna Sarbacher. Campanella
& Co.. 366. and Rita Robinson,
Kotzin'S Dress Shop, $50.
Due greatly to- Miss Rinaldi,
Capital Finance blanked Clar-
endon. EyreS Pharmacy got
the only other sweep, against
Suitland Bowl. Other winners
were Arlington Bowl, Alexan-
dria Mimeo, Kotzin's, Norton's
and Rod n Reel.
Mary Edwards of Norton's,
the individual leader, rolled
334 to shrink her aevrage to
1878. trailed by Helen Pap
pas, Murray Electric, 1873:
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WITH ROD THOMAS

Marian Muller Of B. Frank Joy
and Mrs. Sarbacher, each at
1872.
The teams with winning rec
ords: Kotzin's. 22-s; Rod n
Reel, 20-l0; B, Frank Joy, Is-
-. and Murray Electric, 1912.
Even at 1915 are Campanella,
Clarendon. Eyres Pharmacy
and Alexandria Mimeo.
Art Weston. trying for a rec
ord average in the All Star
Major League, was a trife of
stride in shooting 3S4 for Fair
Lanes, which left him at 1914,
but his closest rival, Norman
Titus Of Bethesda 40" Lanes,
could pick up only two sticks,
for 1894. Third place Pat Cres-
cenzi Of William Stalcup Furni-
ture rolled 351 for 1927.
Frank Micalizzi of Pepsi Cola
shot l51-429 in a losing cause.
His team dropped two games to
Silent Sales Coin Machines.
which totaled 1915 against the
Pepsi Cola's 1908. Jack Moul-
ton was high for Silent Sales
at 408.
Jack Blank Pontiac and Pla-
Nor, tied for the lead, kept
pace. the Blanks edging Stalcup
Furniture and Pla-Mor taking
the odd game from National
Bohemian.
Led by Woody Winslow's 149-
412, Chevy Chase Chevrolet
shaded Wheaton and Fair
Lanes edged Bethesda on the
strength Of Billy Watson's 4OS.
The standings: Blank Pom
tiac. 23-13; Pla-Mor, 1918:
Bethesda, 21-15; Silent Sales.
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NIL STATISTICS
LEADING GROUND GAMERS
LEADING PASSERS

November Is.
A Cleveland rs Washington, November 15
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maximum performance. There
was marked variation among
the statements as to such de-
tails as to how much, If any,
running was assigned to or done
by Lohr, or how many times
the rope exercise was repeated.
The report said Mrs. Lohr
said her son had not COM
planned to her, and in periods
of consciousness before his
death, he made no mention of
having been badly treated or
punished.
Mrs. Lohr cheered the Mary
land team to victory over West
Virginia, and received the game
ball from Coach Nugent.
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