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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23
qILETTS REPORTS
100000 in WORK
oorelops Homes of That Value
During 1910, Sees Bigger
Year in al

rhs Willetts Realty company,
i.s sxperiencing it's most busy
al.t- productive year in 1910, is
eliminating any, a topper in 1941.
nurins the past year the com
Nv practically completed the de-
ps 1o,r,nent, as distinguished from
vs na,e subdivision, of Chestnut
smip one of the more popula,
l,snrbs If Wilmington.
,uild Fine Homes
land in this development sold
..;dlv after it was opened by
ID tsp realty company and since its
1aIe of all but a few lots, the
san,nanv has followed through"
.Uactine fine homes in the section
sar fine new property owners.
But Glen Arden, g restricted
.,s;dential section which is being
lo1sloped into one of the most
.t+r.ctive suburbs in the south
aastern section of the state, is
.rohablv the GROWING glory of the
realty company.
There six homes are under con-
,+u,ction now, all being built by
.ba Willetts Realty company. The
Gro1onment was officially opened
w Nav IS and has grown tremen-
Jn,,slv in the months which have
tolIowed, with some of the finest
hon,es to be found in the vicinity
n Wilmington being constructed
there.
Frederick Willetts, president of
,be company, revealed that he
slso plans to aid in Wilmington's
nortion Of the national defense
work, for with the advent Of thou
sands Of people to Wilmington,
drawn here by Camp Davis and
the shipyards, he plans to erect
"a TO Is smaller homes in various
sections Of the county and antici-
mates that he will maintain a con-
struction crew at a payroll of
g. 900 a week for the next year.
In Glen Arden alone in the past
year the company has developed
Eomes valued at more than $780,
COG and indications are that this
year that total will be exceeded.
In all last year, conservatively
il is estimated the company de-
yeloped more than $500, 900 in
homes.
The Willetts Realty company,
with three other groups, is a part
ner in the development of North
Shores, development on the North
crn extension Of Wrightsville
Beach. where a tremendous build
Ing program is anticipated during
1911. 5
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23
SWISS BATTLE
RABBIT UPRISING

KONSTANT, Switzerland -R-
Swiss militiamen of Thurgau have
been given a chance to prove their
craftsmanship on hordes of rab-
bits filling fields and forests.
A ban on hunting because of fear
that a stray bullet would cause a
border incident had given the proli-
fic rabbits a chance to increase to
the point where they were a nui-
Sance. d
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23

40 III AoAVs
cent Of capacity and that the aver
age rate for 1882 was under CO
percent. They know the cost OF
carrying over-built facilities. I'M
mediate plsNs call for some ex-
pansion of equipment but more
look to increasing efficiency and
the relief of special situations.
Those concerned with national
defense, however, are looking to
1912 and a still greater demand
for steel. The National Resources
Planning board recently made pub
lie a tentative steel expansion pro-
gram. Emphasizing that the pro-
gram was put forward merely for
criticism and suggestion, the board
hinges it's proposals to national in
come. If the national income
reaches 83 billion, the iron and
steel industry would need to put
S316, 900, 900 in additio lal facilities.
If the national income rises to SO
billions, somewhat under the
boards estimate for 1912, a total
Of S720, 600, 900 should be spent for
equipment, the board believes.
Even granting, however, that no
great measure of additional equip
ment is put into operation in 1941
it is still a safe prediction that
total output will be considerably
higher than in the past year WHEN
the operating rate dropped to 81
percent in April. Total production
should reach $1,000, 900 tons. The
nations defense program alone,
regardless of British takings,
should bring this total.
In 1916, 1917, 1918 and 1929 the
operating ratio was higher than i'll
1910, but present productive capa-
city is about IL per cent higher
than in 1929.
Prices have remained stable de-
spite the increase in activity and
have been reaffirmed for the first
quarter of 1941. 1t is conceivable
that increased costs, particularly
of scrap, might necessitate a price
lift later in the year but the efforts
of the government are to clamp
down on suggestions for price rises
unless the need can be completely
justified. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23
CENSORS

MANTOVA, Italy GA poor
woman with six children wrote to
a brother in Switzerland telling of
her hard existence and within a
few days received a money order.
1t came, not from her brother, but
from censors in the Como post
office who yer touched by her
plea.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23
CAMsalDoE ASSOCIATES - Bosrox

In 1910 the airpiane industry spent
approximately $50, 1000, 900 on plant
expansion; contracts for facilities
to be completed i'm the first six
months of 1941 total $232, 900, 900.
American military and naval use
and the remainder for the Raj.
The British Government is plan-
ming to order another 49, 1000 planes,
1t is said, and other countries we
regard as friendly are hoping to
negotiate purchases.
During 1910 about half of the
aircraft produce were exported.
During the early months of l94l
this percentage may increase
somewhat under the all aid for
Bri AIM policy but should drop
later as more men get into U. S.
Air Corps uniforms. S
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23
IS THIS EDEN?

A diversity of produce is grown
in Arizona's Valley of the Sun.
Here is grown a large part Of toe
nations winter head lettuce; can
taloupes that 60 to every. state in
the Union; alfalfa that remains is
natural green color and rich vita
Minis; worlds best grapefruit;
oranges of delicate flavor and col
or; and dates that surpass the pest
of Iraq in Arabia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23

Although Richmond became the
capital of Virginia in 1779, it did
not receive official classification
as a city until 1882. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23
len AT WORK

ZURICH, SWitzerland-lR-With
a population of four million, Swift
sehand has only 1000 registered
nth the employment offices as out
I work. OF these "a per cent are
JveI 80 years Of age. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-23

Signs and markers on the Pan
American highway are virtually
the same as those generally in use
in the United States. 4
Evening star., 1941-02-16
18th ST.-NEW HOMES.

You now have an opportunity. to
select one OF these CENTER-HALL
COLONIALS with 3 bedrms., . baths,
Ist-f. den and lavatory. screened
porch. recreation rm. with, fireplace
and built-in bar with sink; maid s
rm. and bath; gar This Saturday ana
Sunday drive out to the 1900 blk. OF
10th St. bet Myrtle and Orchid. and
let one of my men tell you all about
them They're exceptional values
already sold
WoOdley 1857
Evening star., 1941-02-16
DIFFERENT

Yes. that individuality which
seems so hard to find these days.
I have . such, beautifully located,
/ with bedrm.. bath on 1st fl,
S11.50O; the other, I bedrms.,
SIO.q9O. 940a Thorn Hill I'd.
Another has cor lot with trees,
approx. 1900 50. it., $500
Or would you like a very attr.
bungalow in a perfect setting in
beautiful Sligo PIX. Hills? No. "a
Parkside rd.; $3.50. These are all
Don't miss checking for yourself.
Call HELEN H. VET, SH. 1926, SH.
2I11
Evening star., 1941-02-16
CHEVY CHASE-S7,45O.
NEW BUNGALOW.

Small cash payment monthly
pavuentS as low as $50 per month,
including taxes and insurance:
ami. including concrete street and
Sidewalk
To reach: Out Baltimore pike
IN The first street beyond the End
traffic light in Cottage City, Nd,
turn right on McAdoo ave. to No.
1903 OWNER on premises all day
Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
BOSS & PHELPS,
37l3 T STREET NV.
HOME VALUES

POPULAR BURLETH SECTION"
6-rm brick 3 bedrms., bath; auto. heat;
retg.; > scr. porches: gar: S6T.5O DIXIE
REALTY CO. MA. $3.50. Sun. u 10 IN.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
HOUSES UNFURNISHED.
MICHIGAN PARK

CNr. Catholic University
ora Grated Sah iErGaan6S 81 hsa ReS So sd Fedsf cs
Mr.. Carney, Dupont 32s5.
BBRADLEY; 6 BEALL & HOWARD; INC. INC.
4614 FESSENDEN ST. NV.
Detached home, 6 rms, bath, h.-w.h;.
, Tano = Goyp E. DAVIS CO; og.o
FOR RENT.
2936 Northampton n.w.-Detached
81 North Capitol r., b, h.-wh. dG.7S
-"- 't5H5e GEORGE Ell I. BoRGER, { G # '''''
643 Ind. Ave. NV. MA. 0350.
1914 MORRISON ST,
SS heat gsraFe @ Open Phone Sc GeoTRia H s55$. SS
45O3 ARKANSAS AVE. NV.
decorated. convsnisnt q ilth st. cars,
1896 Eye St, NV Ma. 1853
1927 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
6 r, b, oil burner, lear garage $3.50
1908 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV.
. T. and 1922 Z 7th ST. NV. s'4' %
g T. and b. so
2611 18th ST. NV.
6 r. and b. S57.50
2111 S ST. NV.
Key at 1715 St. NV
13 rms. ) Il baths. > half baths, Sl25 90
WASH. LOAN & TRUST CO,
Real Estate Dept.
900 St. NV. National 344O
Sc S ST. NV.
g rooms bath. hot-water heat, $50.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

3O67 oRDwAY ST. NW.-DET.
brick: center hall. liv rm.. I2x25;
, bedrms.. 4 l. baths fin. rec. rn1.
Built by Sterrett & Dent. Al con-
struction. This attyac. home n
HELEN H VEIT, SH. 3526. sH,
Eli. Brokers cooperation in
vited.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
OFF MILITARY RD. NV.

Near Rock Greek Park-6-room brick
house, conditioned heat, , baths, ! on
1st floor: Venetian blinds, turTed VANS.
well insulated. screened back porch woods
in back Cf lot schools within 10-min VI; H.
ing distance ANY offer above Slu0OO VIII
be considered. No agents. OWNER. EN-.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
AMAZING?

It is amazing when you con-
slider this extra-large 6-room
brick home with large bedroom
and - bath downstairs, with
large living and dining rooms
and well-eauipped kitchen. Has
. large bedrooms and bath on
2nd floor, with storage attic; on
nice wooded lot; foreclosure;
price $3.50: reasonable terms.
76OS Custer rd., Bethesda.
Brokers cooperate.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
Irilsnr LANG WI o43l
Evening star., 1941-02-16
Sci ECT CHEVY CHASE,

Beautiful New Colonial Home.
400 Cummings Lane.
Here is an exceptionally fine home in
one of he most desirable residential sec
tionS Every convenience GUARANTEED
TWO FULL YEARS. bedrooms. > baths.
lst-f lavatory. c. E. kitchen, recreation
rm.. 2-car garage. air conditioning. screened
rear porch Venetian blinds, concrete
foundation. Lot 1873 #. deep.
M p CALLAHAN WI 5083.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
WOULD YOU PAY

For lovely detached natural brick home.
with 2 big bedrms. tile baths and f1n-
iShed 3rd floor, located in popular American
University Park? II you would. don't fail
to make an early appointment to see this
handsome home at exceptional value J,
WESLEY BUCHANAN. NE. ll43. once
nd
Evening star., 1941-02-16
CHEVY CHASE. MD
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
New house. q rooms. = baths. 1st-foor
Iayatory and den: sir-conditioned: garage;
maids room S135. 3242 Quesada st
rooms, bath and lavatory. Garage. Oil
~ '''' EDW. H. JONES & CO. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. Woodley 2300.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.

2013 PERRY ST. NE.
\ rooms and bath. oil heat. large lot with
lear garage. $500 cash $50 monthly.
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor.
2l25 r T. Ave. NE. HO. 6020.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
1907 LOCATION.
lat WILMINGTON PI, SE

l41 WILMINGTON FL. 5 l..
Just of NICHOLS AVE, Sc. Wit. drug
stores. grocery stores, theaters Rapid
one of WaShngtor'S fastest growing Dis
trlct communities where an UnSuTpa SSed
view Of picturesque countryside for miles
built, eXtra-size six-room brick homes
have everything 10 be desired; vestlbue
and modern streamllned kitchen on the
lst floor, Laundry, trays. extra laYatory
and AUTOMATIC ir-conditionlng, heating
plant in the full basement with outside
entrance into large fenced ward. On the
2nd floor are three big rooms. loads Of
closet space, one of the incest, fully tiled
baths with shower YOU ever saw. To make
YOUR happiness and comfort in one of these
fine homes complete they have been equip
ped with Venetian blinds weath9er-stLip- LIP
chimes. inset telephone hooks and many
other exclusive home features. Priced At
as $3.50; Monthly payments can be as low
as S3555 or less than Teat M 10y Z similar aaT
NichoIs ave % See pass "a CO. Government Farm. n,
urn left in Horner pl.. two blocks to Will
mineton pl Open daily and Sunday,
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
CHEW CHASE PROPERTY IS IDEALLY
DOCTORS!
A beautiful corner at 32nd and Rirten-
house sts- containing APPROX acre. IN
Spection by appointment Exclusive agent.
DI S917. W. L. MOORE. GE. 2s02.
4 New Brick Bungalows.
Woodridge-Fxhibit house 3109 Monroe
St ne; one sold before completion; pre-
showing new brick bungalows. ;, large
rooms. finished attic room. l4x33 tie
weather-stripped, oil air-conditioned heat
with summer and winter hook-up. near
school, stores and car. price. $3.50 up,
open. To inspect. drive out Rhode Island
ave ne to Monroe ST.. right on Monroe
one block 10 home
oO24 r I Ave. NE. DE. O317.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

Nv BUNGALOW BEDROOMS. H.-W.
at. 505 LaWnSdale ST.. Colmar Manor,
Evening star., 1941-02-16
HOUSES FOR SALE.
813 DECATUR ST. NV.
Rooming House Near Capitol

rooms and bath, oil heat, inclosed lSt,
floor porch, screened 2nd-floor porch, Gear
garage; open TO : pm.
D s BIRON Me l115
Evening star., 1941-02-16

100 Both ST SE-9 ROOMS DE-
tached; ! beGrms; newly decorated; 500.
L. V. THACKER. 27@6 18th st. ne
Evening star., 1941-02-16


S5,e5O-New brick home rooms, tiled
ba tn, automatic heat; easy terms; move in
on small payment, balance like rent. See
ave. ave- sc. Sc left on Minnesota ave. to Blaine
81. (near Benning rd,) REALTY ASSO-
GATES, National 143S.
Evening star., 1941-02-16
OPEN TODAY, 1875.

1903 LEGATION ST. NV.
This semi-det home value Is deserving
of your inspection : lovely rooms "A bed
rooms, > tiled baths cozy fireplace. large
dining alcove etc. ModernlZed, recondi-
toned and priced exceptionally low for
only - $50 on terms
Leo M Bernstein & Co ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1941-02-16

To reach: Drive out Massachusetts ave
TO Upton St. and turn Left 10 1919
w. c. 4 A. N. MILLER DEVEL LOPMENT co
lll9 18th ST NV nIsf~Icr 11S1
Evening star., 1941-02-16
HOUSES UNFURkISHEp.
(Continued.)

5 ROOMS, Ia BATHS. OIL HEAT. GA
rage. ml-detached: new-honse cond.; S75.
I.|.H.1 Montague
Evening star., 1941-02-16

S65 .00--CHEVY CHAsE-s65Oo
Bungalow. newly dec, large rms. oil
y " h. refs. scrn, porch. & lsrGe lot 2-car
-BETHESDA-S15. 90.
Iaroe rms. and closets, fine cond,
screened porch, oil hwh. and retg
500. uO-BETHESDA-Sg0O O0,
f-rm BRICK, > years old. > baths, att
gar, oil h-w.h., splendid value.
S95 Ou-BETHESDA-S95 90.
Avail Feb Is. lg4l 6-rm. stone
baths random width pegged oak floors, rec.
rTn, maid S rm. and bath. oil h.-w.h.
THESE AND OTHERS
Evening star., 1941-02-16

5006 5th ST NV - CONV. BUS.
schools stores, etc: rms, > incl. porches,
new range and refg- oil burner: S65.
FISCHER q co, 901 l 5th NV. ME. Oo45-
Evening star., 1941-02-16
SPRING VALLEY.

White brick home with 2-story porch
across entire rear of house overlooking
wooded valley. Living. room. dining room.
kitchen and pantry bedrooms . baths
on second floor; . bedrooms. bath on
third floor Recreation room. Automatic
neat "-car b.-l garage. Immediate
occupancy SIS 90 month
c. II. HILLEGEIST
1871 ST. NV. MA $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Dessert Type

We must not overlook lieder-
kranz, for it was first made and
discovered in the United States.
It's classified with the soft des-
Sert types. BY the way, is a
cheese tray popular in your
home? One is easily made up.
Simply arrange on the tray one
or two kinds of crackers, fruit if
desired and two or three cheeses
perhaps liederkranz, camem-
bert and brie or limburger.
nippy cheddar and Roquefort
cream.
Cream cheese is an American
product of the last few years,
and now it comes with a variety
of flavorings. Have you tasted
that blended with ehipes Ne?
Then you've missed something.
You'll enjoy it at dessert time or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06

TELLoW-RIcH Heinz Cream of Mush-
INl room Soup lends a party fair to
everyday mealsl Fresh, snow.white mush-
rooms are blended with heavy cream, in
small patches - and expertly seasoned.
Try this ready-to-s serve treat-and
others of Heinz % Home style Soups!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
For Your Home Librarv

THE DETROIT TIMES HOME INSTITUTE has a complete
library of booklets of everybody.
subject under the and each week brings arrivals
AS NEW added to the list old
Before they completely placed
following booklets disposal readers the
special price of TEN CENTS:
PERFUMES and household fragrance, TO be made
LOW COST of travel by land and to Bermuda
Caribbean cruises and all around America.
EASY EMBROIDERY stitches in popular the
satin stitch, the COUGHING stitch
SECRETS OF numeroogy great fun for parties
IN ORDERING these booklets please plainly which
wish and enclose TEN CENTS booklet Send
request The Institute Detroit Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Tuna Makes
Nice Friday
Casserole

TUNA AND vegetable pie, a
nice change from the usual Fri-
day fish, is made with three ia
blespoonS each butter and flour,
one and one-half cups milk, one
and one-quarter teaspoons salt,
one-eighth teaspoon pepper, one
third cup diced celery. one-half
cup diced onions. one-third cup
sliced carrots, one-third cup
cooked peas, one-third cup
coarsely chopped sweet pickles,
seven ounce can tuna fish
(coarsely flake6 and flaky
pastry.
Melt two tablespoons of the
butter in a saucepan, stir in
flour, add milk and cook until
thickened and smooth, stirring
constantly. Add salt and pepper.
Saute onions and celery in re-
naming butter until lightly
Drowned. Add carrots, peas and
pickles. Place alternate layers
of the vegetable mixture, tuna
fish and sauce in buttered bak-
ing dish.
Cover with pastry rolled one
eighth inch thick, moistening
rim with water to make crust
adhere. Trim. press down crust
and prick with fork.
Bake in hot oven (450 degrees
FD 10 minutes, then reduce
heat to moderate $3.50 degrees
F. and bake Is minutes longer.
Yield: Six portions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
For Connoisseurs

For the connoisseurs there S
a cheddar in port wine and also
an English cheddar attractively
wrapped in foil. The latter is
very creamy. yet firm and of a
spreading consistency.
If you see something in the
market which looks like yell
low or shiny red sausage, it's
simply one of the new smoked
cheeses. A roll doesn't last long
when the snackers start slicing
il down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Boredom Strong
Beauty Foe

BOREDOM CASTS ugly
shadows on even the prettiest
faces. The bored woman is the
deaths head at the feast, spoils
many an evening party that
would be gay and joyous. 1t is
no compliment TO ones hostess
to sit around looking glum.
Women of this type do not
have enough to do, or else they
have fallen into a rut of self
interest. Even so, they can pre-
tend 10 be amiable.
If a woman is TO be wholly
alive, if she is to hang onto her
youth, il she is to be happy
and that is the goal of all of us
she must have some enthusi-
asms. If she kills time she isn't
going TO find existence inspiring.
There are thousands of time kill
ers; the worlds full of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
BRoILED FRUIT

TOP THICK. slices of tomato
with tiny cocktail sausages or
spread with deviied ham before
broiling. Nice for the vegetable
plate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06

On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics I'm COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Many Spreads

Available, too, are variety of
spreads in attractive little
glasses. Some are very nippy
and others mild. You'll find
olive-nut, pimiento. pineapple.
Roquefort and a popular one
combining cream and Roquefort
cheese with spices and selected
meats.
Then we must not forget the
dehydrated, graf ted cheeSes
which are excellent for season.
ing scalloped dishes, sauces and
spaghetti combinations. We can
keep small cans of these on the
shelf with the pepper and salt
and other spices.
If you like cheese. better take
a few minutes on one of your
shopping tours and see what's
new. You have to see and taste
TO truly appreciate and enjoy
them.
TOMORROW WE will tell
YOU all about Roquefort cheese
and suggest ways of using a
comparatively new Roquefort
type known as blue cheese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Variety Of Cheese F|avors
Now on the Market
By PRUDENCE PENNY

for canapes. There is also cream
cheese favored with orange TO
be used in salads one filled
with pimiento and another with
pecans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06

WHILE SHOPPING yester-
day we became much intrigued
with the variety of cheeses avail
able such-a maize of shapes,
colors and flavors as displayed.
We couldn't help thinking back
to the simple discovery of this
wholesome food E. dating thou
sands of years before Christ.
1t seems that an Arab herds
man was crossing the desert
carrying milk in a container
made of a kids stomach. About
midday when he sat down to eat
he found the milk curdled. Here
was our first known cheese :.
which we call cottage cheese.
Other Types
Later came Roquefort. ched-
dar. Swiss and similar cheeses
when we imported INTO lnlS
country. But did you know that
for many generations these same
cheeses have been successfully
made in the United States This
has come about through the ac-
Invites of the Bureau of Dairy
Industry of the Department of
Agriculture. The work is all
done under controlled, sanitary,
scientific conditions.
Cheddar has probably been
made here commercially for the
longest period of time. Although
English in origin it is commonly
known az American or store
cheese. Recently some Varla-
tions have appeared on the
market.
From Wisconsin comes aged
cheddar with added ingredients;
nippy. excellent with hot apple
pie or on crackers. it comes in
three sizes of small stone jars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Nelson, Wood
Take Golf Lead
Continued from First Sport Page)

I ?
how Nelson. a master with the
irons. plays en-. 50 it's not sur
prising that he did 50 wcll-cven
If he was sick man
The other pair won only one
hole. the 225-yard fifth. on which
Demaret clicked on a 30-foot putt
for a birdie deuce Wood got that
one back on the very next hole.
dropping one of s feet after a
fine pitch from a mound at the
right Of the fairway. They halved
from there 10 the tenth, where
Wood delivered his eagle 3.
Hogan and Dcmaret and par
ticularly the. former. passed W
several good openings on the first
nine through faulty putting. Inside
with their seconds. they failed or
Is and 1S-footerS.
Hogan, who appeared over
golfed. was far from right on the
second nine. His drive on the
350-yard fifteenth was trapped
as was his iron tee shot on the
sixteenth, although he blasted
close 10 the pin on the latter
His wood second on the seven
teenth crashed into the bank OF
a trap. a bad lie resulting in q
3 DOGGY s
Demarct and Wood were Tho
j.. closest so Nelson with approx
mate 7Os. WhlLc Hogan had u.