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Evening star., 1948-11-24

CIOSE-IN SILVER SPRING
Drastic reduction, must be sold quickly:
hesmtiful brick bungalow. conv. to all
fsciIities; excel construction, tastefully
decorated; upstairs finished; lge. dry bsmt;
hv.h.; lovely Handicapped lot. Call Mr..
Jeter, with JAMES L. DIXON q co. 1922
18th at. NV, ST, 200; ewes, RA. 2O6S.
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Mr.. LAFAYETTE SCHOOL
Just listed an attractive 3-bedroom brick
home located in Chevy Chase, D. c. All
bedrooms are largc and will take twin
owner leaving town and has priced prop
erty under S17,O00 for quick sale; con-
venient to shopping and transp. This
won't last long-see this at once. Call
ME- 1143 until pm
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COLORED SPECIAL

$3.50 down: Irving st. NV, Just off Geol-
yia ave: attractive brick. front porch, &
arge rms. bath. excellent condition. Full
price only S9.15N ENTERPRISE REALTY
co, 1924 Eye ST. NV, Ex. 3400; ewes,
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INVESTMENT HOME

Colored-Near Central High
5 bedrooms. > baths. large 1st-foor plan.
This house has Just been put On the mar
ket and will not last long. H-wh. Price
only S17. $50. Full basement with inside
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ALEXANDRIA
MARY THOMPSON

Exclusive agent TIE. 523". TIE. e2T5.
Brokers' cooperation invited Directions:
14th st bridge to Arl. Ridge rd.. continue
to Russell rd., right on Beverly. DIR; to
Wash Circle right on Alabama to $500
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SILVER SPRING

Several Groom brick Colonials. just off
Colesville rd. close in; ideal floor plan,
fully equipped: 3 bedrms, large tiled bath.
Ready for immediate occupancy. SH.
6440, If no answer. SH 1862.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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NR. CATHOLIC UNIVERS.

44e9 18th pl. ne, open daily to 5 pm.
until sold. Here is the best buy We know
Hrics home @ of English design including
5 beurms., :, baths on 2nd f.. stairway to
real :ird f. bedrm. with dble. rock wool
insulation and full-Sized windows; lst d.
has reception hall liv. rm. with fireplace,
lse din rm.. beautifully equipped kit. with
breakfast nook: oil heat; maids bath in
bsmt Extras include storm sash. AWNINGS,
Venetian blinds fenced-ln rear yard. det.
garage. Price has been reduced to S"0,950-
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VETERANS
CT BUNGALOWS

BETHESDA
Brick bunsalow; immediate occupancy;
priced at only $4,000; near transp.,
schools and shopping,
Suburban Investment Co.
Sligo 1878 IS
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BRICK bungalow
we have seen in Silver Spring. lovely resi-
dental district. Priced at only $4,000
Close to transportation.
Suburban Investment Co.
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MOORE & HILL co.
CAFRITZ NEW HOUSES

Michigan Park ne; modernly designed
6-room brick homes. with large covered
front porch some with den and 1st floor
powder room; contain S-cu.-N. re1rlger-
full basement with iavatory and storage
room. large fenced-in rear yard; sample
house, 500 Buchanan st. ne: Open daily
10 am to Q pm Priced from S14,9o0
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4128 Bird ST. NV.

Open to dark; Vacant corner brick; all
newly decorated: large rooms 3 rooms
reception hall. porches on 1st floor .
bedrooms, bath and 4-room apt. on IND
floor: full basement, Oil heat. garage
ance in 1 trust: Splendid home with ex-
cellent income here. STROUP. RA 500.
See IL today -o6
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Mr.. GA. AVE. & KENNEDY
1926 UPSHUR ST.

Immediate possession on this very modern
attractive 7-room house; large den. R.C.A.
televlSion set goes with house; living room
with mirrored fireplace; imported crystal
chandelier in dining room; beautifully
equipped kitchen; Venetian blinds through
out; front porch and upstairs screened-in
porch; immaculate cordition. Close to all
schools and transportation makes this
immediate sale by OWNER. RA $3.50. ~
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SILVER. SPRING. MD.

Detached brick home situated on lovely
corner lot convenient to transportation.
6 rooms. bath, automatic heat. porch.
Vacant Possession with settlement. At
tractiyely financed
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TO SETTLE ESTATE

Chevy Chase section; - bedrooms. A
Colonial home of real architectural charm,
on a quiet street, within l blk. of Chevy
Chase Circle. and its many conveniences.
Besides the 4 bedrooms there are center
hall. 24-ft. liv. rm., spacious din. rm..
kitchen and large screened porch. gas &C.
heat, garage. Priced under $4,000. For
appointment to inspect write Box 3s5-J.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

A BRAND-NEW 7-RM. brick home, facing
The c9esvie I'd near White yrdnd OAK i5cdsd Mayd
Can be bought or exchanged for. what
have you; oil heat. large, basement, fu,l
bath and ] pedrm on lst floor. Immed
possession Call Mr. Shenk, GE. O51s;
ewes. or KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA
onOO -06
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SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
lOU5 n 81. n.W., MA. -o40.
REAuTIEIII, HOME

BEAU I If UI f1OME
venient and hgh-class neiehborhood is
this fine prewar detached brick home;
true center-hall plan with living room,
drst foor; 8 nice bedrooms and baths
on second floor, and . additional rooms
on third floor; garage, electric refrigers
zion and close TO all schools and trans
portation makes this home unusually
desirable; owner must sell. For further
Information call Mr.. Schwab, WO. 06S4,
' SHANNON H. LIJCHS co.
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SHANNON g. LUCHs co.
DON'T MISS THIS!

Immaculate 6-rm 2O-ft. row. vicinity 9th
and Decatur; gas heat. Y baths; porehes;
quick sale. MoLL1E M. DAVIDSON Ia.
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$500 CEDAR PARKWAY

Three blocks west of Chevy Chase Circle
Open l till dark A brick custom, built
center entrance: bedrooms, {. colored
tiled baths. st-hoor bedroom and bath,
large living room with wood burning fire.
place. ultramodern kitchen with break
fast nook. full basement with gas &C. heat.
Situated on a large corner lot. Terms.
Call OR OO4s. or DE 31s6 till pm.
REALTY BROKERS. INC. 55O6 Conn. n ".
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First Floor Bedrooms

Cor lot; fine for doctor: located in splen-
did section of Takoma Park. D. c. Well
kit. 2 bedrms. and a bath on 1st A.; :?
bedrms.. bath and storage rm. on 2nd d;
Full bsmt., Diet. garage. To inspect. call
pm. call Sligo o515 or WO l4OS. -26
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GREEN MEADOWS-Facingb beautiful Sligo
Park; immaculate 6-rm. Colonial: level lot;
porch, fully equip. kit. with steel cabinets:
screens. storm windows, AWNINGS and
blinds. Must be seen to be appreeiated;
& CO. Call WA. 1900 It'll pm. "a
EVANSVILLE, 4lOs Queensbury rd.,; va
cant-Bungalow rms, tiled b, bath; hIis la5Ee ss
new oak floors; oh.-w. heat. UN. 7O45;
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2215 RAND PI. N T

2215 RAND PL. NE.
Near Blsdensburg I'd Very desirable bun
saloW, rms. and bath on 1st floor. .
bsmt; Diet garage; finished attic. Act
quick. this should sell fast, Only S15.750.
So 900 down
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
roe Nichols ave Sc FR. 1857 till pm.
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ROOMING HOUSE OR APIS.

Splendid three-story and basement brick
home in excellent renting area, near 14th
and Columbia rd NV. Contains IA rooms
and baths, arranged as complete
apartments, including kitchens plus .
additional rooms; hot-water heat with oil
burner. automatic refrigerators; present
eluding owners quarters. An unusual
opportunity to acquire combination home
and investment for only. S2l,0O Phone
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
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FLOYD E. DAVIS
KRAFT BUILDERS
OPEN DAILY Is PM.

Shof SOleSNllte rQ. On 4S9- -
OPEN DAILY, is PM.
Heart of Silver Spring: bedroom and full
bath on 1st floor; bedrooms. full bath on
End floor convenient to schools. trans
portation and shopping new brick Cape
Cod BUNGALOW: living room with fireplace
din rm. completely eauippeds modern kit;
800 block of Wayne ave. Silver Spring
Md; shown other times by appointment
YOUNG & ORLoSKY CO, sH. 1011. ~
$500 DOWN, $65 MONTH
For this lovely frame bungalow. 1ia-yrs.
old oil heat, Venetian blinds.
Suburban Investment co.
Sligo 1875 -25
NEW 3-BEDROOM. 1la-bath old English
style home. located on 18th st. extended;
surrounded bv individual homes; S., 800
down payment required.
Suburban Investment Co.
Sligo 1915. -25
I-YR OLD . story brick home, full base
ment beautiful living room large dining
room beautiful back lawn fenced in:
81 900 down, assume GI 1st trust; nea-
transp. and schools.
Suburban Investment Co.
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RESULTS GUARANTEED

Will buy your property for cash. Immed.
service. personal attention. DI. 6501 /;
ewes, ia. 3342. AD. 1907. rs
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FRED A. SMITH, Realtor
lib 18th st. NV. RE 6G61.
WORTHY OF YOU

colored. Immed. inspection of this lovely
home; best section; price low; on terms at
quick posS. 25 w 81. NV. open > to
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Life Sowing Courses Stort

Boys between Ia and IT years Of
age are invited to a life-saving
swimming course which viii begin
tonight at the YMCA, 1882 6 street
NV, at 7 o'clock. 5ss;#
Evening star., 1948-11-10
By MerreII WhittIesey

Stewart Maiden, the little Scot
golf pro who actually was the man
behind Bobby Jones great successes
and not just member of the Jones
bandwagon, was strange fellow but
a splendid teacher, in the words of
Columbia Pro Fred Mcleod.
He was about my size and my
age" 67-year-old mfr. Mac" said
the other day in reminiscing about
Maiden, who died last week In an
Atlanta Hospital.
And every bit as good a golfer,
too" Mcleod continued, although
he didn't win any major titles. He
just didn't seem to have a desire to
play much golf"
Maiden, who left his native Car
noustie, Scotland, for the pro job
at the East Lake Club in Atlanta in
1908, had two other famed proteges
in addition to Jones-Alexis Stirling
the three-time national women's
champion, who, like Jones, quit when
she was on top, and Perry Adair,
who. unfortunately, bucked Jones
when Bobby was at his best.
. Maiden and Jones spent hundreds
of hours together - Maiden the
patient instructor, Bobby the tenn
peramental student - and it must
have been strange combination.
you could play an entire round
of golf with Maiden, and L played
many of them,' Mcleod said, and
he wouldn't say word. "Once in
while he would mutter an ugh or
something that sounded like that,
but it was rare occasion that he
would speak any more than abso-
lutely necessary.
He was great influence on Jones,
however" Mcleod continued. Some
times he used psychology when moth
ing else worked"
They tell a story about o. B.
Keller attempting to interview Maid
en- and at the end of a half hour
Maiden had said three words, two
mos" and one Eyes"
In 1920 Maiden left Atlanta for
st. Louis but he accompanied Jones
to most of the major tournaments
until Bobby retired from competi-
tion. He didn't care much for st.
Louis. however, according to Mcleod,
and he drifted back to Atlanta and
then for almost 20 years operated
golf schools in and around New
York. He was back in Atlanta when
he died.
Back in 1908, year after Mcleod
won the National Open. he was in
Atlanta for pro tournament when
he and Maiden were challenged to
match by Gil Nichols, the famous
old timer, and Herbert Barker, who
laid out the present Columbia course
1T was one of those lockerroom
matches and by the time we teed
off lot of money had been bet,'
Mcleod said. 1t so happened that
neither Maiden nor myself broke
30 but we had q best ball of 64
eight under par. with eight brides
and 10 pars. I've never seen a
round of golf like that in my life
One of us would be in every other
hole, but when we weren't making
pars or brides we were taking
sevens and eights. We beat them
eight up"
The last time Mcleod saw Maiden
was in 1925, when Jones and his
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Redskins Ban Visitors,
Smiles, Jokes Before
Facing Future Foes

Light patter, breezy chatter and
anything resembling a smile is taboo
among the Redskins the morning of
a game. It will be from now on, at
least, on orders from Coach Turk
Edwards, who also has banned Wis
itors from the dressing room.
1T takes the players minds off
the game" explained the weighty
wizard of the gridiron. Our coaches
spend their time beating 'em into a
serious frame of mind, trying to get
them in a mood for numbering the
opposition. Then along comes a
friend or a well-wisher who just
wants to say hello. He goes around
patting everybody on the back, tell
ing each player how wonderful he
is and how Little Joe is roofing
for him today. He tells a couple
of funny stories he heard the night
before and when he leaves every
body's in a warm, jovial mood.
by the time we get out on the
field our boys aren't mad at any
body. They're laughing, smiling
and want to tell jokes. BY the time
an elbow in the kisser wakes 'em
up it's too late. The other team is
hot. It's probably hanging on to a
one or two touchdown lead like a
hound dog with a soup bone. That's
when you wish your friends would
wait until after the game to see the
boys. That's when a pat on the
back really would help"
The Redskins were up" today as
they went to work devising a de-
fense to stop Bo McMillan's strategy
for Sundays game with the Lions
at Griffith Stadium. Eddie Saenz
who broke his foot in the first ex-
hibition game, is catching punts.
running through signals and han
ding himself in a way that indi-
Gates he'll be ready to face the
Eagles at Philadelphia a week
hence.
Harry Gilmer threw away his
crutches, and Is beginning to un-
loosen his ailing leg. Redskin off,
cials still have their fingers crossed,
but 1t is possible that Gilmer will
play in at least the last two games
OF the season. He may be ready to
get into action against the Bears
at Chicago later this month, but
Prexy George Marshall is taking
no chances and won't let him be
used at all until the boy is 100
per cent At.
Don Corbitt, rookie center who
broke his arm earlier in the season,
has been placed on the reserve list
and returned to his home in
Arizona. He signed a 1949 Redskin
contract before leaving.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Anocostio Battles
For Series Berth
In Yeor1sFinuIe

Eastern and Anacostia will lower
the curtain on their District public
high football schedules tomorrow
when they meet at Central at
o'clock. BY winning tomorrow Ana
costa can keep its hopes alive for
playotf berth against Central, win
ner OF five straight series tilts.
Central, which must either lose or
tie to give Anacostia a place in the
title game November 26 at Griffith
Stadium, will travel to Wilson Fri
day. If Central beats Wilson and
Western the following Friday, It's
opposition November 26 will come
from an all-star team made up
from the other seven schools.
Today Coolidge was to travel to
Western for a game at 3:15. Neither
team is in the title picture. West
ern, however, can gain a fourth
place tie with Tech and Eastern.
A loss will drop 1t into sixth place
tie with Coolidge.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Auerbuch Pines for Coast Ace
As CAPS Face Rochester Giants

bach should find out tonight. The
Rochester Royals boast a squad that
averages feet Az inches.
They have pair of 6-foot-9 Inch
aces in Arnold Risen. famed Ohio
State star, and Michael Novak of
Loyola. They have Andy Duncan.
6-6; Arne johnson, 6-5, and Bob
Fitzgerald, 6-5. Bob Davies, 6-1, is
the Fancy Dan" of the club, while
little Red Holzmen, SILL, is consid-
cred one of the best all round play
ers in the business.
Caps Alone Unbeaten.
The Caps, winners of three
straight and the only team in the
Eastern division without a loss, aim
to whittle the Royals down to their
own size. All his men, Red says, are
playing good ball.
Matt zunic is getting into shape
and he'll be a great help" says the
coach, land Bones Mckinney turned
in the best game I've ever seen him
play last Saturday against Minneap-
oils. Norlander is playing a steady
game and Feerick is beginning to
hit. Freddie Scolari hasn't started
to click yet, but one of these nights
he's going to 60 wild.
But, if only I had Nichols now
I wouldn't have to worry. We would
finish at the top"
In BBA games played last night
Boston trimmed Minneapolis, 77-55;
Philadelphia whipped Providence,
1924, and st. Louis edged by New
York, 60-56.
Minneapolis George Mikan tossed
in 2e points, but the Lakers couldn't
keep up with Bostons last-halt
pace. Joe Fulks registered q points
for Philadelphia, while Teammate
Ed Sadowski scored g. New York
led St. Louis by 16 points, but the
Bombers put on a stretch finish
to win
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Adventure Wins, Portmoker
Runnerup for Hunter Crown

3-year-old suitable to become
hunters.
The exciting jumper champion
ship, which had cheering spectators
on their feet at every performance,
ended with Mrs. Hubert Thomas
Velvet Lassie from Mt. Carmel in
the lead with 20 points. Lassie's
jumper supremacy was the result
of consistent jumping and the cool
riding of Chester Bonham, the pair
taking one blue, three seconds and
two third places. Sterling Smiths
Sun Beau with George Braun up
was reserve jumper champion for
the second consecutive year. Sun
Beau won two blues, one in the
$4,000 jumper stake, and two third
places for an 11-point tally. Morton
w. Smiths entries, Flamingo and
Request, we're notable winners in
this division, each scoring 10 points.
Velvet I.assie Again in Front.
The $3.50 three-day-knock-down
and-out event also was won by
Velvet Lassie with 10 points. Lassie
was winner of the final event of
the series, was second in the first
and third in the second. Sun Beau
and Morton w. Smiths Request
were tied with 7 points each and
Sun Beau won the toss. Fourth
was Sterling Smiths entry Harry
Landing.
Winding up the show in blaze of
glory, the Mexicans won the final
event. the International Military
Perpetual Challenge Trophy for
Teams. The French were second
and the Canadians third. The Mex
leans won 10 of the 13 military
events, the Canadians and the
French /. The most whimsical note
of the show was the fact that the
American flag was carried in the
exercises by a member Of the Ca
madam Mounties and in the final
salute, taken by Maj. Gen. Guy B.
Henry, the flag was borne by the
lone American officer to compete in
the individual military classes, Col.
Andrew A. Frierson of the 1st Army
HEADQUARTERS at Governors Island.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
By Bill Fuchs

They are not displaying the sky
line of Western New York at Uline
Arena tonight. What may seem to
be towering peaks are the pro
basket ball players from Rochester,
pitted against the Washington Caps
in Basket Ball Association tilt,
which is scheduled at 8:45.
And while it might delight the
customers to watch these giants in
action. it will only keep Red Auer-
bach on the edge of his seat dream
ing sweet dreams of a man in Seattle.
The Cap coach has emphasized that
he is short on tall men and that he
would give his limit to sign Jack
Nichols, a 6-foot 7-inch, 225-pound
West Coast star.
I'VE have spent approximately
$500" says Auerbach, lust trying
to get him to sign. I've called him
long distance about 10 times and
I've had other people call him.
Feerick ran up a $l2 phone bill the
other day trying to get Nichols to
come East. I pleaded with him for
As minutes one day. It isn't the
terms. He's pleased with our offer,
but feels that he's obligated to an
amateur team he's playing with"
OF course, Nichols isn't the only
good big basketer who might help
the Caps. but. according to all re-
ports, he is one of the best and Red
won't take just any one.
Auerbach Is Choosy.
II don't want a mediocre player
no matter how big he is" says Red
Il have a good team now. Every
one of my players is good enough to
play with any team in this league
But Nichols is the answer to all my
troubles. He was All-West Coast
Conference five years in a row."
If a shortage of tall players is 60
ing to hurt his title chances. 'Auer-
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Terp Hurriers Whip Hoyos

/ The University Of Maryland cross
country team defeated Georgetown
1912. yesterday at College Park.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Herman Keiser.victor
I'm Portsmouth Golf
by the Asseeiotsd Press

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Nov. TO-
Herman Keiser of Akron, Ohio, shot
his second straight 4-under-par sc
round yesterday to win the pro-
sweepstakes in the Glensheallah
pro-amateur tournament.
Keiser's 36-hole total of 1872 bested
by 3 strokes the totals of Lew
Worsham of Pittsburgh, Pa. and
Harold Oatman of Norfolk, Va.
Jack Isaacs of Langley Field, Va,
was fourth with 1877.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Baxter and Mercer Aim
For Match With Georqe

Laverne Baxter, the Texas bad
man, will squirm with Marvin Mer-
Ger, the Boston grappler, in the
headliner of tonight's wrestling
show at Turner's Arena. The VIM
ner of the match will meet Gorgeous
George, the marceled Hollywood
rassler.
George will make his local debut
at the Arena next Wednesday night,
and both Baxter and Mercer are
eager to test him.
In the semiwindup, Wilbur Mead
meets Newcomer Fritz Ziegfried.
Other matches find Michele Leone
tangling with Phil Gruber, Ivan
Kamarof meeting Steve Cob and
Herman Rubenstein battling Buck
Jones in the opener at 8:45.
Evening star., 1948-11-10
Jones' Scottish Teacher Saved
Words, Tourney for Bobby

Instructor were at Oakmont for the
National Amateur. II was with
Roland Mackenzie, who was just
about as hot as Jones at the time -
Mcleod said, land Roland and
wanted to get a practice match with
Jones and Maiden, but it didn't
work out"
Maiden was credited with saving
a tournament for Jones with one
of the little instructors most wordy
epistles. Jones was reported far off
his game and troubled by wildness
of the tee. Maiden sent a wire,
Knock 'em out there, they'll land
somewhere. The tenseness left
Jones and he won again.
Jones always looked after his only
teacher and was responsible for
Maiden being made pro at Atlanta S
new Peachtree Club last year.