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GLEN ISLE
GLEN ISLE
LEON ACKERMAN. selling agent
100 Barr Building, 910 18th st. NV

On Neabsco Greek, Va.
A house OF beauty and comfort: s
rms. bedrms.. u baths. liv. rm.,
12x22, firepl.. din. rm. l2x12, kit.
12x15. gas stove. twin sinks, Servel
gas refgr. S-ft. hot-water tank:
laund. and full bSmt.. 29x36. The
house is stucco plastered inside: rr.
tranSp.. bathing, sandy beach. row.
ing. fishing and hunting CHESTER
COGSWELL. 73S No. Albemarle ST..
Arlington OK 1872 -o7
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OFFICES WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE

APPROX. 500 so. FT.. secondary Of
flee space, out from center city with
available parking. Box 9S-E, Star
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''Let Maize Amaze You"

Let Maize Amaze You"
Unusually pleasant Virginia farm
home known as Ancient Oaks" :"
Stately 2-story white frame house
completely modern, y baths, fine
living room, den. hreplaces and
large modern kitchen. Good country
surroundings, large trees 1876 acres
of land. heavy pine timber An ideal
country home. 25 miles committing
distance to D. c. over Shirley hwy
$500 down; S14.500 total price.
Financing arranged.
JACK G. MAIZE
Realtor. 121 So. Royal st. Alex. Va.
AL 6SSS; Ewes, OV. 62O7 or AL.
S646. -27
Pr. Geo. Country Club Vic.
375-acre farm, :, streams, 3 tobacco
barns. l large bank barn, tenant
houses; approx. $4,000 worth Of
bldgs,: lots of road frontage: small
SoTn SoI ,G,sy payment n1it: "a IN. interest on
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
UN TH4g HY OlNr -.
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Rodnl and More Room

HO1lIl ana more Room
Why but off comfortable living?
Life's too short to waste. 23ia acres.
near Hunters Station: 2Ia-story
home; living rm. 30x16. master bed :
rm. 30x16, . bedrms. 16x12; bedrm.
on first floor with outside entrance
Broom setup consisting of bedrm.
> baths. baseemnt, oil hot-water
heat. . fireplaces: outside buildings:
nice stream on property: priced just
right at $4,000; prize for a wise
investor.
FA STMAN r. SEAv
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AUTO PAINTING

DEPARTMENTALIzED SERVICE is
best for your car. regardless of
make; superfine painting. fender and
body work at reasonable prices.
ALEXANDRIA NASH CORP. 800
Montgomery St Alexandria o.33n
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FARMS FOR RENT

VA.-14O a., 6-rm
hse, cleo, ample water and outbldgs..
beautiful views. reasonable rent to
responsible tenant. HO. 9167.
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AT WHOT,ESAT,E

AL WHOLESALE
,4s = chevFolet en-; Klet I iaeton sD: pickup.
,44s Dodge l.ton; low mi:
~ Federal Sleeper
~ Dodge la-ton, C. c. Army. exc.
~ piamond Z furn. van.
Ford amphibi.n Jeep.
We buy and sell Army trucks
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
G,Sor SsSo Lee .rir hwy Ar!; Va. CT cH. 1000;
Alexandria. va. oV. 1900.
Steuart's Guaranteed
USED TRUCKS ARE BEST
STAKES
'4s Ford Ford 1 fs.ton 80 si,9s5 1873
'46 Studebaker 1A- ton - 995
PANELS
''4s Ford 1a-ton -------- S1595
AZ Chevrolet sed del. Ka-ton 595
PICK-UPS
~ Ford Ford spec. ss'Ga Body. h-ton 1913 5s5
Al Ford spec. body. la-ton 495
40 Ford spec. body. la-ton - 1876
DUMPS
.46 Ford 11a-ton S1.O95
Most of the above are one-owner
trucks and are all in excellent con-
dition. Written guarantee. Cash,
trade or terms
STEUART MOTORS
9th and N. Y. ave. NV, MA. 5000
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Fauquier County. Va

so acres; 5-rm. house, needs repair:
electricity. stove heat, no bath
lovely lawn with lots of boxwoods;
good barn with metal roof. machine
shed, corn crib. 3 poultry houses.
other outbldgs.; plenty of fruit. ap-
Piles. grapes. peaches, and plums; 20
bushels corn, nice young hogs, 35
young chickens. ] nice riding horse
Everything goes for S6,sO0 for quick
sale on terms. BURNERS REALTY
CO., A. G. Anderson. mgr. 4401
No Fairfax dr. Arl, Va CHI o363
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OWN THIS FARM

Pay yourself more salary Pastur-
age that makes more dollars on the
hoof g. acres of Route 80, 80
miles from Memorial Bridge, House
of masonry construction has liv.
rm., kit, , bedrms., bath, eelctric
refgr., gas stove; barn, chicken
house, Gear garage and other out
buildings: II head of cattle; $4,000
worth of farm equipment. All for
$4,000; Don't envy farmers, be
today?
EASTMAN z, SEAV
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EASTMAN & SEAY

Realtors. FA 1870. -27
FREEDOM COUNTRY, II miles war
renton-2lo acres: good farm home.
4 bedrooms and bath, large living
room. fireplace. equipped Kitchen;
fine large barn, smoke house. corn
crio, hog house and chicken house.
spring, trout stream; fine for hunt
ing and fishing: good for retreat
or summer home: high elevation. A
wonderful buy at S16.5 500.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive agent 1901 S. Arlington
Ridpe I'd Arl Va OF SSSH SnoS
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TRUST NOTES

End TRUST NOTES on owner-occu-
pied colored properties; reas. dis
counts. AID. 053l; ewes, TR. 1927
eND TRUST. S545O. So interest.
S91.75 per mo; sacrifice for 81 900.
MR.. BURGESS. VI. 2S02. If no
answer. VI. 5l30. -27
WILL BUY AND SELL end trust notes
on Md. and D. c. property; immed.
cash; reas. discount Mr.. Bowers,
SUBURBAN INVESTMENT CO., 81.
1873: ewes. RE. 2646, Ext. 7O9.-31
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FARMS WANTED
I'M IIIDCIMIA

Wealthy widow with grown family
will pay cash for well-located farm
with. modern dwelling. Call Mr..
Goad. with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1O2" 9TH st. NV. ST. 720O.-3O
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AUTO rRucKs-sALE Cont J

STUDEBAKER 1949 12-ft. van; less
than 10000 miles, peri. cond.; save
5000. DE. OO62 before s. TIE.
1859 after $50 and Sun. --T.
hEo aS.epsse sae g0as sds Z hydraae 81 s ldS DUMP
Michigan hf aaIn ave. me-. HI. 1858. 80 o
FORD 1941 c. o. E.; 15s-in. wheel
BRooKLAND co, 9th and Michi-
gan ave, ne. HU. 1883. 80
sie2 sa,n tsF HI sq!s5 sqs5 sale; $3.50 or ss best
MUST SELL 1889 Dodge panel 81
reas. 1853 Park I'd. NV: Du. $$i5:
FORD 194s panel truck, Y ton;
JEEP 4.wheel drive pickup i-ton
truck: driven only ZOO mi: price,
Sl;4e5: W1LLYs OF WASHINGTON,
VAN An BODY, all steel, insulated.
ventilated Cali FA. io17. II.
1946 CHEVROLET
2-ton van; low mileage, excellent con-
dition, 5000. Can be seen at 1919
L st. NV. Il
FORD CHASSIS AND CAB
This l.w.b 1946 truck guarantees the
buyer low-cost transportation; any
type body can be supplied at small
extra cost, easy terms and trade.
Truck Dept
CHERNER MOTOR co.
HO. 5000, 1871 Florida ave-27
1945 FORD STAKE
1 h-ton, lw.b.; low mileage. htr.;
excellent mechanically and fine ap-
pearance: terms and trade. See 1t
Try it! Truck Dept
CHERNER MOTOR co.
Ho. 5000, 1871 Florida aver
FORD l94S Model F-2 "a ton with
express body 6 1T. long; this scarce
type Of truck used less than 1000
actual miles; can be purchased at
substantial saving from price of
new truck Truck Dept.
CHERNER MOTOR co. |
HO. 5000. 1871 Florida ave.-27
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AuToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

AU UIOMOTTVE MISSEIININEVUS
BRIGGS OIL FILTERS and refill
cartridges, for all makes of cars
and competitive filters; now handled
exclusively by VIM. BONBREST
DISTRIBUTING CO. River rd. at
,ss =; Z cRRYsnER x .aaETs' 90 g. motor motor $50
rear end. S25; transmission, $50;
new front end, S35. PL. 01l4.
TRUCK BODIES-Made to order. St.
Paul Dump in stock .lso immedi-
GICENER IRON WORKS, INC, 1914
pdfh ct n " RE o41Q
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WEEK-END SPECIAL
GARAGES FOR SALE

Sales and Service. 1865 31st st.
NV MI O602. ~
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h0NEY tn LOAN

Ist TRUST LOANS on
clean NV. and suburban Montgom-
cry County property. SH. 1852.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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S65 PER ACRE

Beautiful tract of 80 acres, near
Manassas, Va; high wooded land,
beautiful hemlock trees. rocky
stream. long frontage on all
weather gravel roads. VIII sell as
whole for $3.50, with 10fo cash.
Low monthly payment.
MCKAY & MCKAY, Realtors
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AUTOS FOR SALE icent.l J

BUICK 194s Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan
This Buick was sold originally by Us
and serviced by us ever since. 1t
is a beautiful medium blue car with
Sesso% nv eahsstrgmea esss ID, uDhelsfTy
NESS BUICK. INC, Ais Hampden
lane. Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 5000. 80
BUICK 194S Super 4-door sedan; H.
600 miles; beautiful car, with
rich royal maroon paint: Buick GUS
ton seat covers and many other
pany oficisl and is priced at So 295.
CAITHNESS BUICK, INC, AIS
Ha1mpden lane Bethesda, Md. OIL.
BUICK 1e47 Roadmas ster 4-dr. sedan:
ol1nsy Danad ,as ssh ,ba blue :.rKe,d GS msags bx
cars; 1875: CAITHNEss BUICK.
INC" 45ls Hampden lane, Bethesda,
BUICK 1898 Special 2-door; r. h..
4 new tires, new battery, recent
aotGF g. II sss sSsyerhaulsd; excel buy: 81 sss6'
Buick iass Special sedan: r. and
S595. OIL. 1855. N27
BUICK 1941 black 4-door sedan; ex-
cellent tires and mechanical condi-
sn ns sea. saast $3.50 ysdS O. b.st s ss
OI, o0o1 81
Buick 1889 Special 4-dr.: oris
black finish, radio: heater; seat coy
eTs eu nsH AND rss nent, IT. top Of eond edus 4e.
miles M fefp in 1d:' this one t for V"I only s5ss:
si1 Ss3s e fSSR5ats ss H!5v5fsi h
81 ssay' seat eH sHv' oas7 i! green; excel. eend
BUICK l941 Super 4-dr.: equipped
with crystal set and hot-water bottle;
this car has been completely over
looked and ID shog5d ssdd not be seen to be
tee. HILL L. TIBBITTS. I1I4 Yer
mont ave; NV. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, MA. $3.50. -2S
STUDEBAKER 1941 4-dr.; seat covers
and stove: in spite of its yellow color
this, car Is not afraid Of anything;
sa9 go9d parah.s to .hf last Tattls s5i S1s5 3e
lila Vermont ave. NV. Wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer. MA $3.50. -2s
BUICK 1887 4-dr.: black all over;
r. and h.. gear shift etc: complete
with keys; S395. HILL g. TIBBITTs,
.fIfcx 9lasst 1sad Ford Dealer, Sea MA; $3.50; -ss
r.; suaT; az sis45a as ana sTaNLEY yIsi i 'pd H.
HoRNER, INC, Horner's Corner.
open esh asa saturdsys' Tlh; ave ne AT: s464.
h: guar; 81 .545. STANLEY II.
HORNER, INC, Horners Corner,
9TH and Fla. ave. ne, AT. 6464.
Open Saturdays -27
BUICK 194l black Super sedan; r.
and H.; excellent condition: low
mileage: sale by original and par
ticular owner: $500. WI. 3OS7 %.
BUICK 1947 Super sedanette; radio
and heater; less than 10000 miles:
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FltZhugh'S cottage. -27
50 500 BUNGA. at Chalk Point; furn.
beautiful site; terms. See this.
Boat business, complete, ready to 60,
$4,000. good terms.
Furnished bungalow, only $40 q mo
West River waterfront bungalow, lot
100x100. $3.50, terms.
South River waterfront; completely
furn, the best of condition; immed
poss.; IS miles D. C. This is a
beautiful home with a lovely view.
c. c. WOODWARD. Shady Side, Md.
Past the P. o. west River 64ol, 81
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CAPE ST, JOHN
FISHERMEN

O4AA ~ ~ - O>AA@N
Leon Ackerman. selling agent, Suite
100. Barr Bldg, 90 17th st. NV
Phone EX. 3999. -27
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1870; Just passed D. C.
S445; terms and trade.
AUTO g. APPLIANCE
st. NV. DE. 400. rs
1881 4-dr.: 4 new tires.
: 500 cash. Just been
RIA. 1899. ~
40 conv. club; r. and
must sell. AID. 5OlI,
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CHES. 1919 aero Sedan, 25U mlleS.
MOTORS. sAe AID. 1900. ' ~ ~
heater. overdrive. blue Tor obvious
Teas9ps rss Fsd round onS s,h wheels for
HILL & TfssiiTs: iii4 Vermont
AZ; ave nv, oSsS WaSh.'s Oldest Ppssrd
cbRxsLtk laRd., En- 1s4s Windsor Winds High sI
tras. 5000 miles; want trade or
cHRYsiLLER is4s Windsor SHeS' club coupe;
fne eond.; r, h, seat covers: s2'o!5
AT asHe Ms1t s4s 'e5 Wna:or n days
list over $1,000 with r. and h.; sell
for 5000. AT. 6933 bet. 8 and
cHkeYiHsLER 1897 4-dr. sedan; heater
soed sns seGs'sEs sehd ali arcund ssn 'ss@ R3s
CHRYSLER 1947 4-dr. Royal sedan;
r., h.. seat covers, less than $4,000
SEnniles' peri; cond.; lady owner; g.
cHRYsIsEER 1893; 1857 4-dr.: very good sp-
CHRYsLER 1941 New Yorker; 35,-
s9eo s9e actHal Ga nils miles; excellent cond aa
CHRYSLER 1910 windsor convertible
coupe; light blue; in excel; mech.
sest Send o,.4 top sSSs so! 4s5a i and h.; $500 or
CHRYsLER 1910 2-dr. sed de luxe;
mileage 10000 miles, new tires
looks and runs like new; driven only
by owner: price, 5000. Call EN-
Ill 41os Sunday 1o to | pm; co,;a, ~SS .
S2 Gyn.s looks sssSa sRs s4 b.ss ks
cRkYsIER III sGia 1s41 sedan; equipped
good tires and upholstery. yssa sr $3.50 70, g g
CHRYsLER 1887 Royal 4-door sedan;
rons and shoo b; oveEdrivss s{ Sss6 peri mssn'
caR2sLfs iHRSi; Ell is47: It; town and country;
r.. and h.. twin spotlights.. many many
ssss 's'%; s-?ss sssl :Si: %''
cRosLHY rs; niTi isfa ~ cony' sedan; ney-ear
cond.; S495; S165 down: balance
in j. months. BOWMAN MOaaU0nh MOa0n
SALES, 1880 Georgia ave. ia. 2Svo
cRos,EY 1s47 sedan: 5000 mi. on
IS motor; low priced. 1895. Du'
cR0SLEY 1947 convertible, radio
throushout low mileage; S525. Call
AT. 1920 at any time.
CROsLEY 1947 station wa wagon; .,vs low "
mileage; new 1g49 MOTOR privste
cROsLEY i947 all-purpose pickup;
nriVate use only: low mileage; excel
cond.: $3.50 or best offer. Elmgseeoo
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1046 CHEVROLET

2-ton van; low mileage, excellent con-
dition, 5000. Can be seen at 1919
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-28
Secretary Of Defense
Sued for Plane Domuqe

The Secretary of Defense is
being sued for SAP because the
draft from a big military plane
overturned a private plane.
The suit, filed in District Court
yesterday, said the incident &C.
CURED last January at National
Airport. The suit was brought in
behalf of Henry Dupont. described
as doing business as the Atlantic
Aviation Service and the 1nsur-
ance Co. of North America.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Sole of Station VOL,
VOL I'm Approved

Sale of radio stations VOL and
VIOLIN to the Capitol Broad
casting Co., which now operates
stations WWDC and WWDC-FM
was approved by the Federal Com
munications Commission yester-
day.
The commission stipulated that
the sale may not be completed
until the Capital Broadcasting
Co. has disposed of its WWDC
properties.
VOL and VIOLIN are the
Washington outlets for the Mutual
Broadcasting System. They are
owned by the Cowles Broadcasting
Co. Approximately 100000 IS in
volved in the sale Of the stations,
it was reported.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Inferior Kindergatens
For Co|ored Charged
In 100000 Suit

The Board of Education and
School Supt. Hobart M. Corning
today faced a 100000 damage
suit, charging they "willfully and
maliciously" have caused the led
ucational opportunities" Of hun
dreds of kindergarten-age Negro
children to be inferior" to those
of white children.
Mrs. Edna Gregg, 5412 B street
Sc, and her 4-year-old son, Eddie
Andrew Gregg, asked $4,000 COM
pensatory damages from each OF
the nine members of the school
board and DR.. Corning. as well as
100000 punitive damages.
The suit also asked the District
Court to enjoin the defendants
from continuing" to give Negro
kindergarteners buildings. equip
ment, facilities and teaching stats"
allegedly inferior to those a11ordeo
white children.
The law firm of Houston, Hous-
ton, HASTE & Waddy told the
court that Mrs. Gregg and her
son were acting on behalf OF
themselves and hundreds" OF
Negroes rejected" from kinder
garten classes.
Describing the actions of the
defendants as a waste and per-
version of public tax funds" the
suit cited Surplus" buildings and
facilities for white children. while
such facilities are "sorely needed"
by Negro pupils.
Particular stress was laid on
alleged shortcomings at the
Richardson School. Fifty-flfth and
Blaine streets NE, where Eddie
Gregg was said to have been re-
fused entry last month. The
child will be S next month.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Citizens Group Asks Change
In Northeast Truck Route

The National Gateway Citizens
Association last night asked the
District to eliminate the truck
route along Bladensburg road NE.
1T costs home-owners in this
area quite a bit of money for re-
pairs to the plaster that is shaken
down by the trucks" said Norman
M. Murray, who introduced the
motion. 1.-The Northeast section
has been suffering for number
of years."
The group opposed any further
Evening star., 1949-10-04

increase in District taxes and
asked for the Federal Govern
ment to contribute so per cent OF
the city's budget.
1T seems the District govern
ment is working overtime to spend
the money brought in by the sales
tax and the increased real prop
erty tax," Gilbert c. Vincent,
president, told the group.
The association also asked for
sewers, adequate grading Tor
drainage and the repair OF paving
on streets in the area.
The meeting was held at the
Avalon Heights Church of Christ,
Twenty-eighth and Douglas streets
NE.
Evening star., 1949-10-04
U.S.. Gets Indio's Munqunese

NEW DELHI, India R.-India's s
exports of manganese, an. i'm
portant dollar Garner. have been
stepped up sharply this year. The
Commerce Ministry reports ex-
ports in the first eight months
totaled 384,893 tons compared with
Evening star., 1949-10-04

l94,569 tons in the same period
last year. Much Of the ore goes to
the United States for stockpiling
purposes.
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Attractive appearance,
compact, space-saving de-
sign. Low installation cost
low operating cost
AND exclusive fuel-sav-
ing Economy Clutch fea-
tufe!
Evening star., 1949-10-04
Il lsollER.BURNERs

Efficient, low-cost heating
for hot water or steam =.
easy to install neat,
enclosed unit construction
PLUS built-in, tank
less hot water supply AND
Economy Clutch for
greater fuel-savingi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16
Duke Downs N. C.. State, 1913,
As Lust-Minute Kick Misses

own 7. Mooney passed to Wing
back Bill Tholna son at the 80 and
Thompson ran to the Dukes 2 be-
fore he was stopped. On the next
play. Smith, who had switched
to halfback. took over the pitch
ing and threw the ball to End
Tony Romanowsky in the end
zone. just 10 seconds remained
when Westbrook missed the extra
point.
1t was the second time this year
that State lost by single point
and on a missed conversion by
Westbrook. Two weeks ago in
Raleigh, a failure against Glenn
son meant a TO victory for the
South Carolinians.
The victory was the third of the
season for Duke against one loss.
B H,f 6: State - : 9 ia ia
N. c. State scoring: Touchdowns-Kc-
slla. Romanowsky. Point after ouch
down--Westbrook.
Duke scoring: Touchdowns-Monte Coz.
Points after touehdown-Sodchak, z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16
STATISTICS.
Freds, Father and Daughter
Ride P. D. Q. to Double Ribbon

Tar Boy. A work-off at a walk
trot and canter gave the decision
to Take Out, with Tipperary in
the reserve position.
Summaries.
ham Sisters Kalico Kat; ,, Patricia Con.
lor's Benny Royal: 3. Foxcroft School.
s s1sG'stie' 4 Adele Hawth0rne's Blaei
fRe sso ggsns Aa asss gei II
Anas ssea h haefsy H1 iI.s s 1E sbs.s STUFF
Roaehs ss s Bad Il aee uH aagpsa tees afyI,
cocHran's eos Stamp.
ou Suner J. ssss k ksss ton a Bsaess Taxi
E falawInIs sammy; 4 Cam Melharde's
nI arefs En-. g ss hunts h2aeptersnl NJ; ans
Lana sanHy pi 6 F uh,,p Brush Fire; 3, Lad'
gzsss s'astas r ssaIEtf Tha;m.sD 's E. p
Diilon,s Tipperary; 4, Lady Lane
2, Dorothy Fred's Mystery; 8, Lady Epg Lane;
4, Phillip Common Top Hat. ' -"A'
r w, worrying Hunter Hacks Il, Eaeugh
kksasasasleh.v is salsss s + sl..i NJ Fir.
ridden BY r. Fred: 9, Lady Lane ridden
Alex Calyert's Elf's Error.
p, Hunt Teams ms P,p:9,i Brush Fire and
a aeie f Fords A hsppy az Ghsnee
Flight; 8. Anne Harris Polly. G. Cusi,man's
Flag Ho and A. Hitchcock's Sheriff Downs
4. Mystery. e.. Rheem's Two's Company
Hunter chsmpiop-P.p.e,, 10 points
Reserve Frank Thomas. points
Junior .champion--Take Out, points
Reserve, Tipperary, 3 points. tAlso with j
points Tar Boy, decided on a work-off un-
der saddle,l 49,:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16
Vandy Topples Florida
With Late Score
BY the Asseciatsd Press

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Oct. Is.
Pile driving Herb Rich pulled
Vanderbilt through narrow
squeak 22-17 football victory over
Florida tonight.
Rich, Vandy's best runner of the
game, put the push behind a a.
yard drive that scored the winning
touchdown with less than eight
minutes left.
Earlier in the last period. place.
kicking specialist Lag Lewis field
goaled a surprisingly strong Flo
rlda team to a 17-16 lead.
Then Rich took the kickoff So
yards to the Florida a and FINAL
ly plugged the last 3 over his left
guard. Cannon Mayes missed the
extra point try for the first time
this year. He made both his earlier
tries in tonight's rugged battle.
Vanderbilt had to come from
behind twice in the hard fought,
1ree-scoring battle to take its third
straight Southeastern Conference
victory. Vandy's record is marred
only by an opening game loss to
Georgia Tech.
Florida played its best game of
the season. outcharging and out
gaining Vanderbilt. although it
was the first loss after two wins
and a tie on Florida's card.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16
BY Aneeiine J. carobeIIi
sPssisI RisRsteh 70 The ster

MtDpLE5uRG, Va, Oct. Is
Is. H. r, Fred, gentleman farmer,
can rest on his laurels. Not only
was Mr.. Fred manager Of the
s. P. C. A. Hunter Show, enc of
the most enjoyable equine events
of the season, held here today on
the Glenweed Race Course, but in
his only shew-ring appearance of
the decade the CRAVING fex-hunter
rode daughter Derothy's mount
P.p.0, to a well-deseryed victory
in the gentlemen's working hunter
event, placing over q field of Ia
hard-riding show ring performers.
Dorothy Fred, a Vassar senior
and not to be eutdone by her
father, took the blue aboard the
mare in the ladies' hunter class.
The double win gave the smooth
performing P.D.Q. the hunter
championship with 10 point
score.
Reserve to P.DQ. with seven
points was Mr.. and Mrs. Dulany
Randolph's Frank Thomas from
Warrenton, Va. This recent ad-
dition to shoW-ring competition.
ridden by Mrs. Dulary, was win
ner of the green working hunters,
and placed in both the ladies'
hunters and the working hunter
hacks.
The junior division, dominated
by entries from Middleburg's fash
able Foxcroft School, resulted in
a tie between three of these en-
tries: Take Out, Tipperary and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16
BY the Associoted Press

DURHAM, N. c.. Oct. 15.-Duke
defeated North Carolina State
14-l3 today in a Southern Con-
ference football game that was
settled on missed placement for
conversion, 10 seconds before the
game ended.
After trailing. AT. at the half.
Coach Beattie Feathers State
forces got themselves together and
almost pulled even with Duke on
two passes that ate up SO yards
for score.
But Sophomore Tailback Charles
Westbrook's kick for the point
was wide and the match was set
tied as a crowd Of 10000 home
coming day fans in Duke Stadium
looked on.
Duke dominated the proceed
ings almost every minute of the
game on deadeye passing by Tail
back Billy Cox and line-pound-
ing performance by Fullback Jack
Mounie.
Cox's passing set up Dukes first
touchdown which Mounie scored
on a vineyard smack at Center.
Cox ran 10 yards for Dukes sec
ond score after leading a march
downfield with passes.
Two true kicks by End Mike
Souchak, following the touch
downs, resulted in the difference.
Tailbacks Ogden Smith and Ed
Mooney provided the punch that
kept State In the ball game. In
the first period, Smith yanked the
Wolfpack into a short-liyed TT
tie by passing to Sophomore End
Steve Kosiila in the end zone for
a touchdown. Westbrook con-
verted.
With State in possession on its