davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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! Area Counties
High on LIST for
Virginia Funds
Arlington and Fairfax
Get $500, 900 for
School Construction

Arlington and Fairfax are near
the top of list of counties which
will receive the most funds after
July l under Virginias new school
construction program, the State
Department of Education an
nounced today.
Arlington is third highest with
$645 ,4l0 and Fairfax is fourth.
with $600,635. In the list Of
cities, Alexandria is seventh and
will receive $685. 1882. Falls Church
is allotted $38,047.
This apportionment represents
the localities share of S27 million
of the $45 million school construc-
tion grant for the next two fiscal
years approved by the recent
General Assembly.
Based on Enrolment.
The money is calculated on the
basis of actual enrolment last
December l. The S27 million
represents 80 per cent of. the $50
million which the localities are
eligible to share the first year
by following procedure set up in
the legislation. The program
carries out last years campaign
promise of Gov. Battle.
Ten per cent of the initial $50
million-and 10 per cent of the
SIS million available after July l.
1951-goes into an equalization
fund to help needy localities.
Norfolk County was eligible for
the highest amount for counties
1923. .846-and Pittsylvania was
second with S684,431. the Asso-
ciated Press reported from Rich
mond. Richmond heads the list
of cities with an allotment of
$1,316,339. Norfolk is the only
other city receiving more than 81
million. 1t gets $1,093,717 out OF
the first years dividend.
Must Project Program.
The December l school popu-
lation figures, on which the dis
tribution was based. was listed as
follows for the suburban Wash
ington areas: Arlington. 1870;
Fairfax. 12,945; Alexandria, 1929,
and Falls Church, 800.
To get it's money, a city or
county must convince the State
Board of Education that:
1t has projected a well-planned
school building program through
June 80, 1854.
Its school construction plans are
suitable and adequate and do not
involve expenditures which are ex-
cessive for the purpose intended.
1t is financially able and will
complete the construction work If
its State grant is inadequate.
AS an alternative to these things,
locality can prove it has met its
school construction needs. Then
/ it may use grant money to pay
off existing debts attributable to
school construction. If it has no
such debts, its share will be held
in trust for future needs.
Can't Be Used for Land.
The money cannot be used to pay
for land or equipment. However.
the State Board of Education, in
it's discretion, may decide that re-
pairs, alterations. renovation or
improvement of existing buildings
may be considered new building.
Receipt from the localities of
copy of the construction contract,
with performance bonds and in
surance contracts. will be the basis
on which 20 per cent of the money
will be released.
Subsequent releases will be on a
construction progress" basis until
10 per cent of the locality's money
is left. This amount will be held
until the construction is complete
and the local school board certifies
it has accepted the building.
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Variety Show Scheduled

| The Montgomery Blair High
School. Silver Spring. will present
Its 14th annual variety show in
| the school gymnasium at $3.50
o'clock tonight, tomorrow and Sat-
lurday night.
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mers to Count Their Chickens Too in Forthcoming Census

the agricultural questions, If their
estates come under the Census
Bureau definition of farms.
If pasturage is rented, the emu
merator will want to know the
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ges, Montgomery, Arlington and
Fairfax Counties and the city of
Alexandria.
Census Bureau counts Of agri-
culture come every five years.
This year 1t comedies with the
17tfl decennial census of popula-
ton and housing, which effects
everybody in the United S, ates.
When the city workers START
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You and Maryland Taxes
|Short-Form Return F Favored
BY People Who Qualify

This is the fourth OF sir
articles dealing Nth the Mary
land State income tdI.J
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(TomorroW: HoD to file the
double exemption or deductions
for persons IS and older.J
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BETHESDA
CARROLL KNOLLS

H14VAVO4l1 1A1NOII1D
1st offering of this brick rambler in
a most conV. neighborhood. This
home has 8 lge. rms. and many ex-
tras, put in by present owner, who
has been transferred. Priced low at
S15.250. Call It'll @ pm.
SIDNEY 2. MENSH & CO.
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WOODSIDE PARK

left Of these de luxe ramblers.
Featuring lge. rms, ga baths,
complete HOTPOINT kit, full bsmt.:
attached garage; patio. Drive out
Ga. ave. blks. beyond Colesvills
trafic light to Ballard st., right on
Ballard st. to our open sign.
SIDNEY 2. MENSH & co,
RE O736 q
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HI. 5447: VI. 3
HILLCREST
OPEN SUN, 2 TO6

1927 Hillcrest DR.. Sc.
Detached brick; 1st a. liv. rm. with
firepl.. din. rm., kit. den or bedrm.
with full bath; 2nd A.. lge. bed
rms. with bath; rec. rm. with flrepl. !;
gas a.-c. heat. lge. screened porch.
garage; toilet and laundry facilities
and storm sash included: property
in excel. cond.: lot 50x1o0 IT. To
reach: Out Pa. ave. s.e. to 2sth
St. turn right to Hillcrest dr., left
to open sign. FREDERICK A.
BLUMER CO.. 617 Pa. ave. Sc,
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CHEVY CHASE
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, 1920 X st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

O111AO1, 1ND.
located to all schools
and transp. in the country club
area. This attractive modern brick
home contains 1st floor entrance
hall, living rm., dining rm., Ii
hrary, breakfast rm. and kitchen;
2nd floor, 3 bedrms., 2 baths; 3rd
floor stairway to storage room; gas
&C. heat; lear attached garage:
beautiful handicapped lot, completely
fenced. For further informa tion
ewes, call Mr.. 1ngham, OIL, 2142.
j. RUPERT MOLER, JR., Realtor
1923 Conn. Ave. MA. 1850 In
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S16.750 RAMBLER

In Sunset Terrace section Of Silver
Spring, near Sligo Park Golf Course.
Brick. 8 large bedrms. with huge
closets. hrepl in liv. rm.; full bsmt.
with hrepl. and outside entrance;
built-in. breakfast nook and garbage
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LOOK Sc.

2214 Send st. s.e. Open for inspection
Sat. 2 til dark, Sun. II It'll 2 and
It'll 3; located in the heart OF
Hillcrest, close to bus. schools and
shopping. This 5-rm. brick bungalow
cious rms. equipped kit. firepl.,
storm windows. lge. side porch,
full bsmt. with oil h.-w.h.; lge. level
lot, det. garage; reasonably priced
at S17.950; excel. terms avail. We
cordially invite discreet home buyers
earliest conv. Directions: Out Pa.
ave: to Branch ave. Sc, right to
Alabama ave, right to 32nd ST,
right to house, T. D. BURGESS,
vi. 2S02 til 8.
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RY OWNER

1 am moving out of Wash
ington so I am offering my
home in NV, which is only 10
years old and in immaculate
condition throughout. 1t con-
sists of large living room
l3x22, large dining room, nice
kit, fully equipped; 3 bed
rms. and Q baths; 2 of the
bedrooms will take twin beds.
The basement has large rec
reation room, laundry tubs,
toilet and wash basin: gas
heat and an outside entrance
to the back yard. This house
is centrally located and is
close to schools. shopping and
transp. 1t is located on
Reservoir rd., between Foxhall
I'd. and Canal I'd. FOR FULL
INFORMATION. CALL OWN
Err, WO. 5s9S.
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HoUsES-sALE-k.E. Cont
CLOSE IN-N.E.
VET SSn0 CASH

S4S Yo0O SSAo44
All-night transportation to this solid
white neighborhood; lovely row, brick
home with Colonial front porch, en-
trance foyer. large living room,
family-size dining room. kitchen;
second floor has two spacious bed
bath full n. Nth With
and rear lawn, fully .sodded; one
block to bus, shopping. Price,
$10,950, down payment $500 to
veteran. Call Mr.. McGinnis, MA.
5905: evenings Tu; 23sS;
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-1520 K ST. NV.
COLoRED-NR. 18th AND SWAMI
ssT,st-only s1,st. on $1,000 q, down; ssi s-roem
CoLoRED-RIvER TERRACE. near
34th st.-Semidet.. corner brick, 5
rms, tile bath, full basement: Gas
beat. heat. deep lot, Al condition.
f5ssd f6 aean saoa6qa aARTmAN Ml1 n REAE49 81 yItn
4-3400, vi. 1915. IS
COLORED, $500 18th st. n.e.-det.
corner: s rms; on 2 floors; . baths;
cash; possession: inspection ANY any
coIoRED s5ne nHNEei cxTnoLid rA LH5o University
area; detached house; deep lovely
garden; beautiful floors; full bsmt
with outside entrance; oil h.-w.h.:
bedrms., bath; finished attic;
$4,000 cash required. AID. S532.
COLORED, NEAR 5th and X sts. ne:
large go brick, containing Z rooms
and porch; fun basement, oil heat:
Al cond.: $13,5O0 Call DI 1Ol5
TN pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
CoIoRED, OPEN BY OWNER, Sat
and Sum- IL until dark; No. II v
st. ne; Gift. brick attached lge.
liv; rm., din, rm;; kit. and "recep-
tion rm. on 1st f.; 3 lge. bedrms.
and bath on End A.; new-house cond !;
bSmt. with rec. rm.. double gar:
owner leaving for West Coast; only
$13,950; substantial cash. clear Of
COLoRED -40I3 CLAY ST. NE.
7-rm. brick, semidet.; 1h baths;
modern kit; fenced-in yard. BY
owner. Call ST. 1896. ~-13
COL0RED-Want good home with
small down paymentP Call me, Mr..
Johnson VI. 2371. MORGAN REAL
ESTATE CO., RE. 1910. %
COLORED-BY OWNER, 390S Ames
st. n.e.-Brick, semidet. 6 rms,
plus rec. rm.. laundry rm and ex-
pansible attic; screened-in front
porch. Priced to sell, No agents
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VACANT

See this house and you will buy It;
S10.250. 5 rms, full basement.
front and back porches: newly
decorated: lot S0xl00; plenty OF
shade. It's cool; $500 down to
non-Gis; 2-car garage; convenient
in every detail. Exclusive. BUSADA
REALTY, 4415 Southern ave. Sc,
10 A-S500 q
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WOOD ACRES

WOOD AONEO
Only 2 left in our latest group; 1
6-rm. home and ! 7-rm. with 1st-
f. Law GE all-elec. kit; veteran
financed with extremely low down
paymt. Call MR.. JAMES WALKER.
OIL. 3240 or WI 2fh1 a
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CHEVY CHASE
CT APPROVED

Between the country clubs, attractive
brick 3-bedrm, 2-bath house with
den, gas heat, Lear. garage, nice
fenced-in garden, walking distance
to schools. and transp., house only
z yrs. old. SAMUEL z. BOGLEY
INC. WI. 1870: ewes OR 1894 &
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COLORED
90 cnntf

Approx. 10ee dn. will buy for qualified
vet. Conv. River Terrace. Row brk
yrs. old, like new. Ample closet
space. gas auto. heat. porch and
inclosed yard for evening relaxa-
ton.
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
OW. $3.50. ewes, OF. 1925, WO. 1888
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IL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 s. Asaph St, Alex.
NO CASH-VET

A home with charm and modern COM
fort; extra large living room, two
bedrooms, big equipped kitchen.
modern bath; large fenced lot; house
will be VA approved at about SILL
$50; monthly payments of about
$40 Call Mr.. Taylor or Mr.. Berens,
jr. MA 5005. -
FREDERICK W. BERENS
Sales Inc. 1890 K St. NV.
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STOP AND READ

X12,1bO
immaculate 6-rm. semidetached brick
3 flne bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.
modern equipped kit: full basement
&C. gas heat: storm doors and win.
dows; fenced yard; $1,000 down
Ii. Tab
ABSHER & HENRY
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5000 DOWN
S11 500 RAMBLER

$4,000 OR LESS DOWN
Very pretty home on large 146-ft:
deep lot in exclusive Northwood
Park: 2 large bedrms., lge. liv. rn.
with fireplace; fenced; close to
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
COLORED
z APARTMENTS

In converted brick house; convent
emily located on Oak st. NV, west
of l4th st. Price reduced to S13,95O
for quick sale: price includes furni-
ture and is much less than z times
present income.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
PaaJtorS-nJ ooSO q
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COLORED
COLORED
NAn NM nm

ST 900 DOWN, COLORED
MERIDIAN PL. NV. 1900 BLK.
S-rm brk.. arranged as 3 apts.; gas
a.-c.h., 3 porches, lge. rms, 2
refgrs., Bendix washer Call on Mr.
Hill. Ia. 1857. WILLOUGHBY
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SILVER SPRING

1921 Lorain ave. open 2-S. 3-bed-
rm, new brick ramblers. full tile
bsmts.; close to all conveniences
utils.; on paved street; sodded lot
G0xl30 Terms.
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. to Sligo
Greek, north 2 blks., right on Lorain
2 blks. TO sign.
Sunday. GE 4635 q
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ROCK CREEK FOREST

Corner home: powder rm. 1st floor;
3 twin-size bedrooms 2rd floor; side
screened porch oil &C. heat. at
transp; prompt possession. Act
quickly on this. Call Mr.. Northern,
Sligo 1889, with BETHEL, DI.
3100 q
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.E.

COLORED-VACANT
STOP
Read no further If you are looking
for home In the River Terrace
section; we have 6-rm. home
complete with rec. rm., gas heat,
modern bath, etc. and in excel. cond.
for only S12,950; hurry and call for
this bargain won't last long.
FRED EHRLICH
905 18th st. NV, ST. O45I- -0436.
After $50 PM, TU. 4631. IS
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13,750-GI-BRICK

OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
Bethesda Georgetown Rd.
lovely old 5-bedrm. home and
approx. acre. more land available.
House now being remodeled. Nice
shade and lawn. All hard maple
small estate. Price incl. APPROX /
GEORGETOWN I'd. ga miles miles from rom
Bank of Bethesda to open sign on
right. Call David Laughlin, WI.
EUGENE B. GINGELL
Real Estate, 7542 GEORGETOWN rd.,
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 8
1901 30th st.-An outstanding corne,
brk. home in q lovely neighborhood
and trans; 8 bedrms.. rec. rm.. Z
fireplaces. 3 baths. lge. screened
porch. oil h.-w.h., Bendix washer
garage. Call Mr. Noon, LU 4-43S2;
ewes. vi. 52O6. T. PAUL MUDD CO
DIRECTIONS: Penna. ave. Sc. to 30th
St. right to omen sign q
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - Q family
semidetached brick, containing 6
rms, ga baths, Q inclosed rear
porches, front porch. garage, 3
kitchens, all furn, incl. in price Of
S15,250: loc. within l blk of buses
and stores. JOHN L. SHELTON,
Realtor, 10. $4,000. 5
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-I have sew
eral nice homes in this section. Call
Mr.. Bramble, Ii. 3-6943. NOR
GAN REAL ESTATE CO.. RE 4910.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. MD. - 1908
Gateway blvd. 2-bedrm. frame. lge.
liv. rm.. dinette. equipped kit, ga
rage. full bsmt.: lot 100x200; conv.
transp.. and stores; near paroehial
and public schools. Ia
Mr.. ALABAMA AVE. Only S1O,500. on
easy terms: brick, 5 rms. and bath;
only. 3 yrs. old; nice yd. Call Mr.
Smith. 10. 2-1S03. MORGAN REAL
ESTATE co. RE. 491O. p
1I9 18th ST. SEE rms. and. bath;
rec. rm. in bsmt screened-tn
porches; gas heat; gar; house in
Al cond. A real buy at S12.750.
GEORGE A. FORD & CO., ST. 41S1.
10
SEMIDET., 2 years old; 2 bedrooms
and nursery: hardwood floors; Vene--
tian blinds; gas heat; partly finished
rec. rm. Friced for quick sale.
OWENS PEAJTV ME- 0dRR
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GAITHERSBURG

2-story frame. rooms and bath;
and kitchen, open fireplace: second
floor, 2 nice bedrooms: full base
ment; oil hot-water heat: plenty o1
garden space: nice lawn with at
tractiVe shrubbery. Just q nice little
home in q convenient location. Pos.
settlement. S10.5O0. viii help tC
finance. FRED B. CUSHMAN. Real
tor. $40, Frederick ave-, Gathers
burg. Md Phone 299 a
Evening star., 1950-07-08
ROCKVILLE
ROLLINGWOOD

Brick home, in excellent condition,
near new Rollingwood School; 4
Pedrms. on 2nd floor; 1st-fioor den;
full attic; 3 baths, breakfast nook
large lot, on quiet street. Price,
$4,000. Ewes. Mrs Herring, MI.
1919. RIDDELL REALTY CO.,
Realtors DI 1000
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NEW RAMRI.ERS 6

OPEN SUNDAY, u
Attractively designed and spacious,
Al brick with lge. liv. rm. and fire.
pl:. 3 bedrms.,. equipped kit, full
schools and shopping. CT and FHA
financed. Dir: Out Ga. ave. ex-
tended to 1170O blk, left on Parker
ave. to Ivanhoe and open sign. Call
SH. O601; ewes, LA. 6-SSO0.
l.. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
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ROCKVTTJ,E CAPE COD

2 BEDROOMS ON 1ST FLOOR
Entrance hall, liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm., modern kit. with break
fast space: 2 bedrms and IA baths
on 1st f.; 2 bedrms and bath
roughed in up; full bsmt; gar; lot
150x150. Call TOM ATHEY, Gath
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RE. 0736
WHEATON HILLS
OPEN SUM- 9 TO 6

2s13 Ivydale; attractive brick bunga-
low with expansion attic; 2 bedrms..
liv. rm, kit. with dinette, bath,
full bsmt. beaut. fenced lot.
Directions: Out Ga. ave. to 1900
block, left on Dawson. bear right
on Byron to Ivydale. right to 2S13.
Mrs. sheehan, Ju. 7-6955. cox &
co 81, 0776 q
Evening star., 1950-07-08

PRIVATE OWNER
DETACHED, ALMOST NEW
Near Fairfax Village, 3 bedrms.; 19-
II. liv. rm., firepl., din. rm., kit, 1st-
q. powder rm.; garbage disposal:
YOUNGSTOWN kit. S15,a5O, S2,45O
cash. Take over GI-FHA loan.
1850 41st pl. s.e., VI. 1853.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-04-13

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in
this building $4,000 This old
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thus making m o h sine bee occupied II
mstuceda new hardware store The old frames USED AZ
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-04-13

athnsbrg and chit h prore rapid n keeping o
o il
appreciate the PATRONAGE ia
of
and ad Apr
in poMi to
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-16

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Philadelphia On Bf8lday evening.
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-16

deipiiia. Mrs. g'ickaring returned
home with her for q short visit
Mrs. Nellie Steele. who has been
o nurse and companion 10 Mrs
Jennie Boyee IN Georgetown for
the last two years, mas returned 10
her apartment on Market ST.. here
sunday gnBe a6fh
The church school VIII maa+ IN
al Glasses and departments al n
=. n The attendance taru inc
summer should remain high. and
those working for perfect attend
zdles records should get z visitors
f'stp Tor attendance when Oh zaea-
llDD Or sWsy from their elasse.
= 4zstetefs and Classes should me-
l'siis afssif 8'DQmg IN the Erasmus
Jones church mouse for immediate
lsss Ja9s electric current IS oD md
work may b. done al nligf1t. The 49,
- available ~ G8e parsUnage q
Z Est1lOu Richards. supt.
~ 10DsIiDs worship w7l1 Ia
s5s1iiobeisc t5T 1tls pastor 81 ID
- WI 49, Two parallels for ms
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11'ssfftfi0las elass w1l1 prord6e gfns
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Baptismls last SUNDAY

DC cOmL0rtabIC.
BaDtism's last Sunday
Kenneth Eugene Richards. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. George Clayton
Richards; sally Ann Holland. dan
enter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy David
t1ollands Adele Suzanne Baker.
daughter Of Ar. and Mrs. Charles
" Baker, Jr-- Bruce Lee Curlett
son o. Mr. and Mrs. David Porter
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horace AainWTiglf.
peninsula Conference pastors
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Reso tile eaealf1e ~
Evening star., 1950-12-29
Racing World Mourns Wright;
Owned Fabulous Calumet Farm
BY the Asseciuied Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Dec. 90
The racing world today mourned
the death of Warren Wright, rs.
master of the most successful
racing and breeding thoroughbred
farm in the history of the Ameri-
can turf.
The owner of the fabulous CAL
umet Farm. near Lexington, KY,
died here last night after an ILL
ness Of three weeks. He had been
in poor health for several years.
Although Mr.. Wright was &C
tive in racing less than 20 years,
having started to build his turf
empire in 1881. Calumet Farm
produced four Kentucky Derby
winners and two Triple Crown
champions. In 1941 Whirlaway
won the Derby and after the
famous Mr.. Long Tail came Pen
siye in 1914. Citation in 1948 and
Ponder in 1949.
Two Triple Crown Winners.
Whirlaway and Citation went
on to capture the Preakness and
Belmont Stakes as well, feat ac-
complished only eight times in
racing annals.
The hub of Mr.. Wright's stable
was the great stallion, Bull Lea,