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FARMS FOR SALE

Lanham vicinity, only
$3.50; 5-room bungalow with .m.l.;
one acre ground, chicken houses;
real bargain. MITCHELL QUICK.
81. 1871. Eve, Mr.. Sheppard; Oh.
LISTINGs WANTED-Farms. coun-
properties. For quick action, JOHN.
BURDOFT, Colesville, Md Gall
Ashton. Md, 3s46. 17,ss
go ACRES, $50, 500-Bluegrass, Lea.
pedeza and cultivated crops, 800
acres clear, fenced two streams. 9.1
corn houses. Located on hard road
% mi. D c., in MONTGOMERY Co.
MR.. TRUNDLE. Ashton 1858. 24s
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
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10 Wilson blvd, Gil. or OK. 81
1
OPEN 9 TO DARK

OfEN q To DARh
Majestic new stone and brick home,
ready to move in; beautiful setting
among large, trees; features 4 bed
rms. and den, 3 full and two u
baths, 3 fireplaces, maids rm and
recreation rm., screened and decked
Washington blvd. to N Ivanhoe St,
left / blk. to our open sign
MILTON G. SMITH
Real Estate. 4219 Wilson blvd
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LOTS WANTED

LEVEL LOT. minimum 60-foot 'front.'
age; all utilities in; near trans
portation; max. S1,S00. GE 2429,
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BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
T 7 Il ST. INV. =
CHEW CHASE NH

O311V O1I11OTI, IVIO.
Bungalow. Price. Sl3,5OO, terms;
about l mile north of circle between
Brookeville I'd and Connecticut ave,
frame bungalow consisting of 5 rms.
den and bath good size living room
with open fireplace. 2 bedrms., den
and. bath: attic. full cellar, new oil
level shaded lot 50x15O; Q blocks
from shopping center.
M. B. WEAVER
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BRICK CAPE COD

3 bedrooms. Ia baths. living room
with fireplace. large dining room
and kitchen, full bsmt, good sized
level lot; close to transp. and schools.
Price S17,50O.
Wood Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Georgia ave Silver Spring
ST.. 500 Till 8 pm.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

WILL LEASE to responsible party
approx. 1900 600 lbs. per So. It. !
floor space in a 3-story fireproof
bldg. in Washington, D. c.; powered
for heavy industry. suitable for any
business; owner will alter to suit
tenant For further information
phone GE. 4@@4 81
DESIRABLE LOCATION. Petworth-
LIST business zone l3 rooms, .
baths; annual lease basis. Box
3n4-R Star
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Hard to Believe But True
You may purchase this charming
Cape Cod. conven. to Pentagon for
only $4,000, small down payment;
5 Well-arranged rms. on LIST fl; !;
space for > additional rms on end:
full bsmt rec. rm. maids rm.; lge.
level lot Call today.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy at Glebe I'd, OW. 5000,
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SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGINIA
4-BEDRM. BUNGALOW

Mr.. Lee blvd. and Glebe rd.-We have
this home on lot with 100 it. 'front.'
age for sale. 1t is priced at S13, $50
and may go GI; living rm. with fire.
rms, and bath on LIST f., 2 bedrms
on 2nd. Full bsmt., oil heat. To see,
come to:
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson blvd. GIL. or OK. 1884.
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CENTER HALL,

7 Rooms with approx. 23-ft. living
room with fireplace, side-screened
porch, powder room, 3 extra large
bedrooms and tiled bath on second
floor; full bsmt., garage, very large
lot; in exceptionally good location,
close to transp., and schools; price
BRICK CAPE COD
3 bedrooms. Ia baths. living room
with fireplace. large dining room
and kitchen, full bsmt., eood-sized
level lot; close to transp. and schools.
Wood Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
81. 500 till 9 pm.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, 1909 T St
5 rooms, modern bath, oil heat; mr.,
CORAL Hill shopping CENTER $1,000,
c 81 I9iE' PARK, MARYLANDITwo
blocks from Unversty gate tTo G
ing Completely redecorated; a gold
mine for renting rooms to students.
Price. $4,000. THOS. E. FARRELL
CO; Realtors, 72i 10th 10th St ,n Nv MA,
FoR ORES sHfdis trade t2'2 Attrac
4-bedrm brick, bungalow. tile bath,
full bsmt., 2 lge. screened porches,
oil h-wh. owner will take smaller
house in trade, or $4,000 down.
PTics sooS Sl "a T. D. BURGESS
FOREsTvILLE-5-room brick bunga-
low; tile bath, oil heat. front. porch:
large lot: reas terms; quick poss.
T. D. BURGESS, VI. 1902 till &.
GALh !ng ST. Hyattsyills Nj. Nd
h.-wh.: lot 5Ox15O to alley. Erwin
REALTY CO., HY. o334; ewes, WA
LANHAM. MD.-s7,5oo; easy terms;
broom bungalow, electricity. city
water, central heating plant; foored
Close to everything. Erwin REALTY
Co.; Hyattsville 0334; evenings, WA
MT. RAINIER-cape Cod bungalow
vacant; 5 rooms, asbestos siding
oek wool COL a lac oak
heat, stairs to attic, corner lot 50H
1870 Substantial cash. to settle
estate. S11,5oo Administrator, HY
UNIVERSITY PARK-Nev = room
on LIST a.. fireplace. Venetian blinds,
copper plumbing, dry bsmt. Of 3 rms.
Diet. gar. JOHN H. JOHNSON, 43Ot
Jefferson St, Hyattsville, WA. $3.50
FOR SALE BY owNER-spacious s.
rm. cottage type suburban home; lot
75x15 30, large yard and garden; bath
oil heat and garage; near transp.
schools and shopping. Price. $3.50
Cali TO. 646S: 9006 50th pl.
GI APPROVED-open daily . to {
pm. new 6-rm Diet, brick homes
loo. in lovely Cheverly. Full bsmt.
gas heat, Colonial .firepl.. picture
window, Venetian blinds, copper
plumbing. beaut. kit with stove
cab. and refgr $1,000 cash, Ss7.5(
per mo. plus taxes and ms. Nonvet.
4hS financing. Turn right a
| Peace Cross to Cheverly. right or
Cheverly ave. to Forest dr., left tt
2sO4 64th ST. and open sign
! T. PAUL MUD, 240s MINI. ave
s.e., TR. 1882. 30
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Proper
ties in Florida ) rooms and bath
garage and acreage in a good town
central Florida.
also lots first commercial in city
acreage near Carpenter Home II
Lakeland good timber. Will prlct
low or exchange for D. c. or nearby
Md. or Va property. S. T. KICK
MAN (OwnerD, 376S Stewart aye
Miami SO. Fla. ~
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. Cont.
ANNANDALE

Brick Cape Cod. with 3 bedrms. e up,
l DOWN. electric kitchen, large lot
on main highway; full basement, h.
VIII; emphasis is on price, $50,
with excellent terms.
Dominion ms. & Realty Agcy.
Gil. 633S. BOB 10th st. n, OK.
1873: ewes OW 3O6o
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SOUND INVESTMENT
DAVY & MURPHY
MICHIGAN PARK

sem!det. 4-family duplex apt. bldg
4 apis. of l bedrm., liv. .rm.. din
cite Kit; bath: mel; porch cncup.a apt
beautiful deep lot Priced S23 800
II T. RANDOLPH, RE. 2137 or TR
100. III
COLORED-S5OO DOWN-26 rms, 6
baths; excellent rooming house OPP
portunity; reasonable terms. Please
call only after looking at property
located at 2O6. 2OS D st. NV
SURETY REALTY CO., AID. O53l
ewes, Fla. 0259. ~
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BE THANKFUL

Are you looking for real value ir
a charming home? This is it. Lge
liv. rm., family-size din. rm., equip
kit, 2 bedrms, l very Ice. mod
bath, full bsmt; level HANDICAPPED
lot: small down payment, priced fol-
immediate sale.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd, oW. 1920
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NEAR PENTAGON

Is min. to washington; brick home
semidet. with . nice bedrooms, auto
oil heat. equipped kitchen, attic. ex.
cellent fan, low down payment a.
S1O,95O. Call Mr.. franklin, WEAV.
Err BROS. INC, Washington Bldg.
d.. $500; eyes,, Gil. 4456. 10
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CT APPROVED

Or FHA will permit low down pay.
ment on this brick Groom house
with fireplace; large lot: S14,950
Within few blocks of elementary anc
ir. high schools. Call Mr.. Franklin
WEAVER BROS, INC. Wash Bldg
DI. 5000: ewes, Gil. 1856 10
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRcINIA

2-BEDRM. BUNGALOWS
We have 3 that can be bought with
S1,500 to $4,000 cash. All loo. in
Falls Church and N. Arlington area
The prices are S1O.95O. S12,750 and
$4,000 All are in excellent cond
Tvnnjpps and Cnpdoy Fla O9Tl II O
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M. B. WEAVER

ROCK CREEK HILLS
Drastic price reduction on this brick
4-bedrm., .2la-bath home with lge
and mod. kit on LIST A.; lge. lot. A
home you will be proud to own. You
must act quickly.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
1920 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900 till 8 p. m
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Upshur just E. Ga. Ave.
2-story brick. changeable into store
and fat; surrounded by high ella SIS
stores possession at once; lot 90
by 1855 feet; priced right to close
estate. Exclusive agents.
HoWenstein Realty Corp.
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CT FINANCING

Only $1,000 cash necessary to pur-
chase this 2-bedrm. asbestos shingle
bung. in Fairfax, Va. 1t is in a
most desirable section of small
homes; monthly payment of $95.
incl taxes and insurance. Full
bSmt., expansion attic, lge. corner
lot. Total price, $4,000. Immed.
possession
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

%SNGNSe TWIN JAIL
WOODED HILLTOP HOMESITES, Ia
acres. 3 miles west of Alexandria
rural atmosphere yet very convent
VERNON NJ. LYNCH & SONS, own
erS, Alex. 5906. CLOSED Sunday.
NEARLY 3 acres on high hill. be-
tween Annandale and Shirley hwy.
Price. $1,000, $1,000 down, balance
$50 per y, month n7das+ MAS MASON nbd HlRs 81
7447. Closed Sundays.
GUNSTON COVE. vA.-12ls acres,
3S5 it. of beach front: ideal for
subdividing Excel. we'll on property
Beautiful panorama OF the Potomac.
FOR Or DEsfKABIE coLoRED ONLY
20, l4-acre unimproved tracts. ad-
$500 each; $50 down, $40 per mo.
PIP mi. beyond D. C. line. OWNER.
HI. 1885 after pm. II
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
One hundred acres fronting over 200
Field and Upper Marlboro; high ele-
walton; located IN estate section: bus
service Will help finance. THE
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO,
s634 Colesvllle I'd, SH. 800. IL
ABOUT 9 ACRES
Full asst. frontage on hard-surface
road. T 10 mi. from Arl. County line.
mr. Falls Church; can be- subdivided
into Is or more lots. Price and
terms are right.
Rudacille Realty Co.
1116 North Hudson ST. Arl.. Va.
OK. 4l6l; ewes. CHI. 2745. IL
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED

$4,000 TO S5O.OOO CASH for 4 t6
10 unit apt. house: will purchase
JAMES L DIXON e. CO, 1909 18th
st. NV, ST. 1900. Ewes, WI. 4si4
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Iotn ana Eye SIS
RY OWNEE
$1,000 CASH

p4 ,OOO S1o44
This brick detached Colonial bunga-
low is the answer to the young mar
ried couples housing problem The
house itself offers a large living
room, full dining room. completely
equipped modern kitchen. 9 bed
rooms, both large enough to &C
commodate twin beds. and full tiled
bath with shower. plus a stairway
to unfinished second floor. where
you can put 2 additional bedrooms
If you desire; basement with oil &C.
heat and laundry trays. Large lot,
priced at $4,000 with A. finance.
This is one of Maryland's best buys.
For further details call Mr.. McGin-
Miss, OIL. 1899 after pm, or
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES,
INC, Ma. 9141. 1928 K st. NV.
$1,000 DOWN
Will buy this new Diet. brick house of
8 nice rooms, colored tile bath with
powder rm. on LIST floor. Has air
conditioned gas heat, upto-da
kitchen, large porch of living rm.
Priced at Sls.5OO and approved for
veterans. Phone Mr.. Ray, DE. 1872,
with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1905 H st NV MA 2345.
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1904 LEE BLVD.
Rambler. $4,000

UIIIOI 1EI1IIUIC1, pIO,UOO
Just what you have been waiting
for: beautiful wooded lot; large liv
rm., equip. kit, colored tile bath. .
lge bedrms on LIST floor: full base
ment: room for additional bed
rms upstairs; vacant.
LONGACRES, INC.
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ROOM FOR IN-LAWS

Room for in-laws is one of the at
tractive features of this coy brick
house; large, well-lighted basement
has been made into comfortable liv-
ing quarters with a paneled living
room with fireplace, 2 bedrooms
kitchen and bath. and has a pvt
entrance. On the first floor are g
i room kitchen IT Wi With n range and re-.
frigerator. bedrooms and bath
The lot is 115'x2S5' and the prop.
erty is 8 miles from Washington
Price, S@1,500: $4,000 down. bal.
ance S62 per month Shown b.
MASON HIRST. Annandale, Va, al
TIA ~dd@ CIoSed SUNDAYS
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT

e DESKS or "a Of large ONCE; die
taphone, typewriter. and secretarial
service; only SIS per desk; mailing
privil., IS mo. 1911 G st. NV.
suite 404. 49,
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

COMMERCIAL-13 r. and b., cleo.
furn. ht., cellar, porches, slate roof;
big lot: few it. to cleo. train and
bus; mixed sec; S9,350. Three a,
big oak trees, city water. bus. etc;
$685. Five lots. mr.. D. c.. city
water, $3.50. Two lots edge D. G.,
$500. Two lots 53rd mr.. E. Cap.
S1,o95. Low terms on all. N. E
RYON CO.. GE. Ga
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1921 CONN. AVE.

End floor available now; 4 connecting
Offices in suite or separately. Fl.
evator service and all utilities fur
nished. Reasonable rent. CO. $500;
ewes and Sun, RA. $685.. Ask for
MR.. GOODMAN is
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FLASH OF LIGHTNING
Continued from page ten

He headed for the spot where
he would go if he wanted to kill
the deer. He moved toward it
without the slightest sound as he
could because he had been stalk
ing wild things since he was bare
ly six. He had walked 50 many
times where his shoes were silent
ly pressing now that he knew
where every twig and pebble and
tuft of dry whispering grass lay.
There was no one in the place
when he got there.
For ten minutes he felt that
the car was out of gas and who
ever had left it had gone on down
the road quietly to Johnsons who
had a big barn and looked like
people who would have gasoline.
But at the end of that time he
knew that was not 50. Connecti-
cut, whoever he was, had seen
the deer yesterday morning and
he was down thirty feet and a
little off to the left sitting on a
large granite boulder. He was
only a darker smear in the dark
ness but he could feel him with
his eyes.
There was no face or hands to
him yet, but on the rock waiting
to kill a deer in the tendergreens,
there were only a few places
where hands could be. If he
watched in the right place he
could see the gleam of rifle metal.
He could see it now if the stars
had not misted over.
Now was the time for him to
say something. Yell out good and
loud 50 it would scare the deer
away if he was in the patch and
scare Connecticut, too. He de-
bated what he would say. Mis-
ter, you don't feed a deer and
then kill it." The laws on,
mister, you got no right"
Those are my beans. The deer
can
WHY he debated what he would
say instead of just shouting out
something, he did not know. He
was mad deep inside. resentful,
but it would not boil up and
make him reckless for some rea-
son. He was not a reckless man.
He had said the wrong thing
once to these people.
The sound of the deer chomp-
ing began, a startling sound out
of the stiffness. Connecticut
Evening star., 1949-09-04

moved at the sound and he could
see metal CLEAN. He had better
be shouting if he was ever going
to. Connecticut's weapon was
coming up. He opened his mouth.
The crack of thunder aloft was
so sudden and unexpected he did
not know for sure whether he had
shouted or not. The deer, head
and neck reared stark against a
streak of blood red dawn, was
staring at the sky. He was a
magnificent buck. He was like
some great noble Moses of the
woods listening to Gods word.
Another sudden fash of light, a
strange flash without thunder
like the light that enveloped
Moses came then. 1t turned the
deer's eyes to red Goals and made
the tendergreens more verdant
than they ever were in brightest
sun. Loud-spoken came the voice
of the Connecticut man.
"Beautiful!' he said. ''Oh, you
beautiful"
The buck swung as if the exul-
tant voice was a singing whip
and in two great bounds he was
away.
lHE little man, because he was
higher up the hill, had only to
wait for the other to come to him.
He stepped in beside him on the
lane. The man made one quick
dart of his eyes to show surprise
and then smiled. He was a big
sandy man heavily freckled. A
camera hung from his neck.
"You saw him. too?" he said.
what shot! Say-"he stopped
in the path. Il figured I'd have
to get up early to beat you down
there with your gun, saving your
beans. Where's your gun?"
The little man shook his head.
well, what do you think of
that!' the big man said. Say
I'm going to give you an enlarge
ment-this big. You got a place
to hang a picture that big. III
put it in a bleached cedar frame.
Well call it-what'll we call it?
The Coming Rain"
Across from the stove, there's
a place." the little man said.
There's some coffee on the stove.
Come in and see."
MY camera case is in the car"
the big man said. I'D better run
up my windows. It's going to
rain. III be right in" The End
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dishes, all tested by
Clementine Paddleford.-
THIS Weeks food expert.
Send your name and
full address please print)
with your request to: THIS
WEEK MAGAZINE, Post
Office Box 438, Times
Square Station, New York
l8, N. Y, with 25c to
cover production and mail
ing costs.
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RECIPES FOR MEN ONLY

Here's a cookbook de-
signed especially for the
man of the house. Wally
Boren, THIS WEEK S lunch
wagon expert, has can
vassed the field and come
up with the "a recipes that
men like best.
Don't fail to get your
copy of "'Wally's Wagon
Recipes" a 24-page book
let packed with tasty
Evening star., 1949-09-04

IS A CATH +!
People differ radically in Mr
what they think about the ~
Bible.
Some seem to think it
was handed down from
Heaven written in English =
and bound in morocco. -
Many accept it as the in -
spired Word of God with
out knowing why they are justified
in doing so. And Others say that
the Bible is full of contradictions
and must therefore be taken with
a grain of salt"
A proper understanding of the
Scriptures can exert a tremendous
influence for good iny your personal
life. You should, therefore, know
where we get the Bible =. what it
means. why you Can believe its
every word.
Nowhere in the Bible text will
you find a list of the 73 inspired
books of which it is composed.
This list was given to the world
by the Catholic Church almost
three full centuries after the cruci-
fixion of Jesus Christ. Between the
time of the Crucif1xion and the
time that the Scriptures were gath
cred into a single Book, millions
had received and accepted the
teachings of Jesus Christ >. and
had died without ever seeing the
complete Bible.
Establishedby Jesus Christ Him.
self and rapidly spread among the
nations of the world, the Catholic
Church was carrying on Christ's
work for the salvation of men
some 60 years before the Apostle
John wrote his books of the New
Testament.
SUPREME
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first book produced by Gutenberg
upon the invention of printing.
Yes, the Bible is truly a Catholic
book. They were members of the
Catholic Church who, under Gods
inspiration, wrote the New Testa-
ment in its entirety.
1t was the Catholic Church
which treasured it and gave it to
the world in its original and un-
altered form. 1t is the infallible
authority of the Catholic Church
that always has been the only sure
guarantee of its inspiration.
There are obscure and difficult
passages in the Bible, some of
which may seem confusing. But
with the complete revealed truth
of God, delivered to her from the
beginning, the Catholic Church
has faithfully unfolded the mean
ing of the written Word of God
to past generations of mankind -
and does so-today.
fkeEThose who are familiar
with the Bible, as we'll as those
who are reading it for the first
time, will find many important
questions concerning it clearly
answered in free booklet which
we shall send you on request. Ask
for Pamphlet No. 3-TW.
ral1Aeuu
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The Bible
IS A CATHOLIC BOOK

For more than a thou
sand years afterward, the
Scriptures were preserved
and circulated by Catholic
monks and scholars who
laboriously copied the sa-
cred text by hand. And the
Bible authorized by the
Catholic Church was the
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Right hafs-Powers. Friendlund, Brown
Fullbacks-Mounie, Stephanz.
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Left guards - Bryson, wagner, Denfieid
centers-Gambke, schinern.
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Right ends-Ryan, Bake. Wilson.
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Duke scoring: Touchdowns - Cox
Monrnist shsr 70, Points after touchdowns-sou'
Navy scoring: Touchdowns-Ryan, VIII
ouchdowns-Drew l4J. =
Statistics.
Is Duke. Navy
First downs g q
Net yards gained rushing ITO 292
Forward passes attempted 16 Ia
Forward passes completed s IL
Yards, forward passes --- 108 212
Forward passes intercepted
Yards aeStes gained run back inter- q
Punting average 81 As
Total yards all kicks returned 112 81
Opponents fumbles recovered ! !
Yards lost by penalties---- rs 20
Evening star., 1949-10-09
|Poy-OHR Round
| Set for Today
Columbia Club

Ralph Bogart. a familiar per-
son in the final round of gol1
tournaments in this area, today
will team up with DR.. James A
Dusabek against c. c. Dodge, jr.
and Merle Thorpe in the f1na!
round of the Columbia Country
Club Member-Guest Invitation
Tee-of time is scheduled for 9:3C
am.
Bogart and Dusabek had rough
going yesterday morning, finally
Eemerging with 1-up. 24-hole vic
tory over Buddy Bowie, host club
champion, and his cousin, Phi
Eewie. Bogart and the doctor
then defeated w. E. Shannon
and H. 10y Anderson in the aft
ernoon round.
Dodge and Thorpe advanced tt
the final by ousting M. Parker
Nolan and Ritchie Edmonston
II and /.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Texas Christian Wins
Over Indiana, 1876
BY the Associoted Press

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. g.
Opportune passing and some de-
ceptive running after a bullet
aerial gave Texas Christian Uni
versity a mud-splattered 1875
football victory over Indiana's
Hoosiers today.
Little Indy Berry, T. c. US
nomination to fill the shoes of
Sammy Baugh at the Fort Worth
school, was responsible for a
third-period pass that broke In
diana's back.
Berry, slightly i'll from tooth
trouble at the start of the game.
sat out most of the first period
but his quarterback post was we'll
filled by 19-year-old Dan Wilde.
The Graham, Tex, substitute for
the Wichita Falls wizard threw
the pass that opened scoring in
the first period.
A half-hour- long rain soaked
the gridiron about an hour before
game time and took away much
of T. C. US aerial threat. The
ground was too soggy for the pass
receivers to get a good footing.
but 10000 fans waited out the
rain to watch the game.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

dressed in fancy uniforms. but
never got a chance to march on
the field Coach Sauer OF
Navy said he knew his team was
"in" after the Middies held the
Blue Devils inside their own ter
ritory all during the second period
"Our line play from the second
period on made the difference. -
he said the Blue Devils, Incl
dentally, wore white uniforms to-
day.
Early In the fourth period with
the score tied, Duke took fourth
down chance on making two
needed yards for a first down on
their own 38. It worked with
Mounie getting just what was
needed The last time Navy
won two straight was in 1945 when
Michigan and Wisconsin were the
victims. Next week it plays Wis
cOnSin