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Evening star., 1951-11-02

PETWORTH. $16,250
Taylor st. and Ga. ave. n.w.-Won-
derful investment: 8 rooms plus 2
baths; only 81 800 down. Call Mr..
AVON SHOCKEY, Realtor
500 Kennedy st. NV. TU. 21O0
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BANNOCKRURN
"BETHESDA-$19 e50"

DE I IHE0DA-SIJ, ,JoU
Three bedroom brick Colonial In one
Of the better sections of Bethesda.
Tile powder room on lst floor
another Va bath in full basement.
Gas conditioned heat, heavy
slate roof. $4,000 will handle for
non-yets.: also will go GI.
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cent,
BETHESDA

location for. businessman
who wants to operate business next
to his house In rapidly developing
commercial area in Bethesda: 3-hed-
rm. house and 2-story workshop, on
operated by owner but health rea-
$bns make It imperative for him to
nuuidate. Bargain. $4,000. At
tractive financing. Think 1t over
twice. for this may be it. CARL M.
FREEMAN REALTY CO.. INC.
1900 Old Georgetown rd.. Bethesda.
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. Cont

MT. PLEAsANT-oyerlooks park. A
6-rm: town house, with recep. hall,
sleeping porch, det. gar; new house
Sond. Only $I8;95o. Reas; terms.
WESLEY HEIGHTs-very attractive
detached home with lots of charm
and located on nice lot in this
much sought after area. 1st q. has
very attractive liv. rm. with stone
porch Sda.,,,. and g equipped KIT; 2nd /. O.
INC, WI. $500 til pm. .
BEST BUY. Chevy Chase; unusual
opportunity to purchase brand
new brick rambler at o most at
to liauidate; 8 lge. rms: and 2 baths
rec, rm. space and maids rm. and
s,sad loeation, l., z. N. Fry. INC. wi.
cxIIfoRNrA s1Gf' IN : Pilai RAMBLER. 3 miles
NV; for sale by owner; modern kit,
bedrms. on main floor, 3rd with
bath in full bsmt.; separate ga
rage: 7,500-sa. 1T. lot; S23.95O.
DIS0uG or CAROLINE BALL, OR.
NEAR end AND GALLATIN-Si5,-
750. Charming 6-rm. row brick, recr.
rm.. gar. deep back fenced yard:
Terms: RAFFELL REAL ESTATE.
DETASasbGsi sH SsIRa Gs eSSSSSb' ewes ssry mic. .
story Diet; brick; well located. Just
of New Hampshire ave. Less than 4
yrs. old and in very good condition
Excellent financing Call OR. 344O;
snsnnEs; syenings; OR. oe6s, J. NELSON
MANY coNvrNrrNr uoxu.vy
Det. all-brick. slate foor; 5 yrs. old;
6 rms. g bedrmsl, ga baths,
screened porch, full bsmt. Priced at
$4,000: must be sold. Ewes. call
WI 1894. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
II II Rooms, poi BATHS - Magnificent
Sach9setts Ave. Park section; incl
erty modern and immaculate. Priced
at S65.000. Eyes. call WI. 4s34
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. Dr. 1411.
OPEN DAILY, 2 TO 6-4S3O Calvert
st. NV, in the very exclusive close
IN Foxhall area. Beautiful new cen
ity: 10 rms. Az baths, including
library and Law. on 1st A.; 4 bedrms.,
2 baths on End f.; recr. rm. with
bar, and firepl.. servants rm. and
bath. gear gar, dishwasher and
disposal, Truly an outstanding value
BEAUTTFGI PARkRiDGE-NeEV I de-
velopment of large. fine quality
homes in lovely wooded section
bordering Rock Greek Park west of
upper 10th street. handsome center
hal, hall brick Colonial that we urge
seen at ,s3s.500. Includes library
and powder rm, on 1st A.; 3 lge.
bedrms, and 9 baths and immense
closets on 2nd floor; paneled club
room; lRe. screened living porch.
attached garage; every top-notch
9745. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI.
NEAR / 1sth ST. AND COLORADO
AvE;-owner selling detached g.
nedrm brick built 194f: Modern
to bus and streetcar; S23. 800. Shown
BRICK ROW, W. IN M excel cs'4; cond. Just
OF Columbia I'd. Front porch. lily.
rm. a5epl.. din rm., kit. incl.
apt. with bath: outside entrance;
garaee; alley; good financing. Good
JAMES 1. DIXON & CO. ST 1900.
NEAR faIs THE rfhh SER If Wv Woodward and ID io-
must see. Features living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen on
first floor; three bedrooms and bath
on second. Recreation room in
basement; gas heat; large corner
lot Owner wants quick sale. Price
S2g'?99; SIT ssas s. R. MARTIN q co"
EXTRA MONEY COMING IN each
month from this attached brick
home in Petworth, designed for .
apartments; each has rooms and
.sdhsa psth: o. Stoves. Z rsLfiseFators; ae.
owner wish to sell promptly; S25,-
900. RIPLEY a. ROMER. Realtors,
81. Gill. Open ewes.
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With Expandable Attic

$4,000
This brk home has stone and red
wood trim, All the features of the
above rambler plus room for 2 huge
hedrms. and bath upstairs.
Open Sat. and Sum-, 1-Dark
Directions: Out Colesyille rd. to Four
Corners, left on Old Bladensburg
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Colored. Detached Corner

Colored. Detached Corner
sEcT1oN-Possession: :
beautiful detached corner Cape Cod
frame bungalow; center-hall plan;
living room, paneled dining room.
bedroom, large kit. and bath on
1st f.: 2 large bedrooms and bath
on End A.; recreation room, built in
garage; beautiful corner lot; Al
lent terms. Call TIL 8 pm. week
days; Sun. II to s. u
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
1012 18th st. NV. DL 1855
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WARDMAN PARK AREA

It will take the fingers of both hands
fine 2-story brick; 4-bedroom and
3-bath wide attached home with gas
heat and equipped with q fine elec-
trio elevator. Just reduced to Sl9.95O
on reasonable terms. Large built-in
garage, Call Major Lane for appoint
ment to inspect, MA. $500; ewes.
WI. $3.50. BOSS e. PHELPS. 4
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W III DNNI OOKIIo, II D<
CAPE COD-$19,950
EDGEMOOR
cONlG4S4oo1G
4 IN-SIZED BEDROOMS
RATHS

A most unusual and at
tractive four-level brick home.
The master bedroom and one
bath is Just 4 steps up from
living room level; 3 addi-
tional bedrooms and bath on
upper levels. We have never
seen so much closet and stor-
age spacel True center-hall
plan. Attached gar, screened
porch overlooking tennis
courts. Corner lot. Just few
short blocks to all type
schools and heart of Be-
thesda shopping district.
Owner must sell. Price and
terms flexible. Call Mrs.
Leach. evenings, WI. 4S05, or
EAE Op1R mitch
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
WAKEFIELD AREA

Seldom found at the low price Of
S36.950. A det. brick home of gen.
erous proportions including a. lge.
twin size bedrms., . baths, big liv.
rm. with fireplace, din. rfn, side scr.
porch. Spacious huilt-in garage.
stairs to storage attic. This is lot
of house for the money. To inspect,
call Mrs. Allen, OR. 9299.
German P. Young, DE. 4444
Evening star., 1951-11-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED -
We have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Md. or NV. D. c.; free ap-
praisals. no delay. For complete
rental service, phone us today
PERRY HAY CO.. 81. 6242. 4
WANTED TO RENT. with option to
buy. within 20 miles. Washington
area. 2-bedrm. modn. bungalow. furn.
or unfurn., water front or suburbs,
half acre or more. Write Box 34S-X.
Star. .
WE NEED HOUSES. unfurnished;
Ss5 to 5000. Call rental mgr WO
1900 with THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
WANTED TO RENT. small house or
2-bedrm:. apt. for family of B, pref
erably Silver Spring -Woodmoor area.
Call Mr.. Taylor. 81. 7426. a
BY RETIRED Navy officer. and wife
and two children, furn.. det. house,
prefer NV. or Bethesda; max. $3.50
mo-; Nov. 90 to Apr. or longer; good
ref. WI. 91sQ. 6'
URGENT-Small house or apt; Sc,
Wash, or Nd; under S75; empl.
cple., small child. Call 10. 9-S696.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

REAL ESTATE OFFICE. at 64e7
Marlboro pike. 5-rm. cottage: 3
new furniture; long lease; reasonable
rent. So. 600 easy terms. Apply
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
A detached home of brick and frame
on tree-shaded lot. Liv. rm.. din.
rn1.. kit. 3 bedrms.. bath: full bsmt.
This is fine conv. location. Price,
Sls.950 with mod. dn. pymt. and
INEz cusHARD. REALToR. 4s3e
Wis. Ave, OR. 4232 or WI. 5S67. .
SILVER SPRING
In lovely Woodmoor, new 3-bedrn.
rambler, firepl., large equipped kit.
fun bsmt. with picture ,window;. out
side entrance; excellent wooded lot
- JU. $4,000
NEW SMALL GEM OF A. HOUSE in
good close-in area; Dashboard h.-w.
heat; 2 bedrms. and bath on 1st fl.
For further information, call Mrs.
Robinson. WI: 0487.
A. v. PISANI, REALTOR. 3
TIRED OF LOOKING at homes that
don't suit your wife. or your pocket
bothl She'll love it and you can
afford 1t. Two bedrms., expansible.
many. extras. About $4,000 down
AAe {. 'HeI n. i JoHNsoN, aSissi sH. 451s.
BANNOCKBURN
A brick Colonial home consisting OF
reception hall. targe liv. room with
fireplace. din. rm.. large kit, and
powder room; second d. has 3 twin
sized bedrms. and . baths; full bsmt
rec. ,oom with fireplace: attached
WI. 01s2. SAMUEL e. BOGLEY. 1kC.
OIL. 1866. "a
"BETHESDA-$19,950"
Three bedroom brick Colonial In one
Of the better sections of Bethesda.
another " bath in fun basement,
Gas air-conditioned heat, heavy
slate roof. $4,000 will handle for
non-vets.; also will go GI
"BETHESDA-$20,950"
Four large bedrooms. Brick Cape Cod
within walking distance to the heart
OF Bethesda. Side screened porch,
slate roof. Full basement; Gas, air
CHEVY CHASE, MD"
Sneak preyiew Three bedrooms. 2
baths. Brick rambler with expand
basement, with stone fireplace. Lo-
Gated Just of county rd. and Chevy
Chase. Md, This home is well worth
the $4,000 asking Rrice. 1t has a
Sil,,a GI commitment mi, of 81. ss6:9oo' 900 but
fast deal. Call for details.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED"
S2S.950. Prewar white brick Colo
nial. Three huge bedrooms. master
bedroom has door to sun deck. Pow
der room on LIST floor, screened
porch, pine-paneled recreation room
with fireplace, maids room. At
tached .garage., Near elementary and
junior high schools.
"Woodmoor Agency, Inc"
OIL S-Rethesda-Til O PM
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hED-BUNGf
S14.500

Lovely bungalow: you'll love this fine
det. home: oil heat: finished bsmt
la'se landscaped !ot; KenilW0rtt
area; terms. Call Mrs. Fitzgerald.
cox q CO. RE. 6212.
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HOUSES SALINE. Cont
COLORED
NEAR LINCOLN Rn

First time offered. Modern, attractive
row brick home; three bedrooms,
bath. two rear porches; new gas
and convenient terms available at
q surprisingly low price. For fur
ther information or appointment to
inspect call Mr., Burton, RE. 65S5;
evenings. JU. 7-7SS2.
& NORRIS
Realtors, 723 Goth st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
UPPER 10Th STREET

IN immaculate condition, an attrac-
tive detached brick home near De-
catur ST.: large living room with
fireplace, din. room with corner
cupboards, all-electric modern kitch-
en-. large porch; End a. has 3 large
bedrooms and 2 baths; well-land-
Scaped lawn; gas a.-c. heat; resi-
dence years old; draperies, mir
ror, carpeting included; priced to-
sell well under 100000; owner will
place $4,000 1st trust. Can be
seen seen by appt. Gall MAJ MAJ. Lane; MA.
PHELPS, inc. 1417 K St. NV NV. g
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WESLEY
HEIGHTS

Excellent small house on beautiful
= level lot; has living room, dining
room with built-in shelves. kitchen,
screened porch, 9 bedrooms, heated
and insulated sleeping porch, bath:
3 garages, oil heat; basement with
shower bath and outside entrance,
S25, 600. Possession with settlement,
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CULUREU
URGENTLY

Have reliable client to purch ase home
in Brookland. Woodbridge or nearby
ne: $1,000 down and Sis. 600 total.
Call JAMES W. LANE. Agent, FIR.
Evening star., 1951-11-02
CAPITOL HILL

On East Capitol st. near the Supreme
Court is the location of the most
profitable income home combination
we've ever offered; the l6 lovely
large rms. and baths Il on each
Sleeping rms; fine @ cond q ''I, and d"I an. =
pearance. oil h.-w.-h.. fire escapes.
licensed house; the very reasonable
price. down payment and terms in
cludes real estate. furnishings and
the going business; possession of
owners quarters with title; owner
tors, sis East Capitol ST., Ii. g.
01CQ: ewes IL 2.pT2l
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BETHESDA

bEIHESDA
BUILT IN Ie46, RECENTLY
REDECORATED AND IN
EXCELLENT CONDITION
Charming red brick Colonial in a
very good neighborhood; close to
schools, shopping ad transportation
Has center hall. living room with
fireplace. and opening onto screened
porch, dining room, kitchen, lava
tory; 3 bedrooms and bath; recre-
alton room. service room and stor-
age room in. basement; terrace
with large awning into nicely planted
and fenced garden. S23,500.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.. REALTORS
Builders and Developers OF
Wesley Hts, Summer q Spring Valley
1880 Mass, Ave. NV. OR. 4464
once Open Daily and Sunday
am. to q pm.
uist Your House With Us)
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Kansas and Delafield
MASS. AVE. PARK

|. Close-in. excel. transp., schools.
}. Spacious center hall brick.
/. asst ossdrms'' 11s "a baths tbs III porches.
J. Large den. full bath, 1st A.
}. Dishwasher. st. steel sink, etc.
I. Oil h.-w.h,, light bsmt.. 2-car gar.
;. Auto. washer. fenced rear yard.
J.. Slate roof full attic; $37.750.
10. WO. 24S9. 7-10 am. and 7-10
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BURLEITH

A 6ne area adiacsn: GEORGETOWN and
convenient to Georgtown Univ. ana
HOSPITAL as well as within walking
distance of every type OF school;
semidetached brick, recently re-
decorated in q charming manner;
living room dining room. kitchen and
large screened porch on LIST floor;
3 becrooms, bath and large screened
porch on End floor full basement,
gas heat; garage
INEZ CUSHARD. REALTOR
1889 Wis. Ave. OR. 4232 or WI 5S67.
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WOODRTDGE

colored-Detached corner: 3, complete
apts.; separate entrances; rent, $l7O
plus owners apt Price, sic 800.
GEO: D. MILLER, Realtor. DI. 1856:
evening. WO. 0112. d
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HOUSES TO SHARE

1 WOULD LIKE to share my new
home in So. Arl. with a couple for
q few months. Call OF. 1895 after
6 pm for details. a
Evening star., 1951-11-02

CONGRESS HEIGHTS
OPEN SUN. Q TO 6
CoZy and neat as a pin, brk. 2-bed-
rm. home with fenced yard; semi
tiled bath. equip, kit; retired cpie.
leaving for Florida offers this excel.
value at only S12.750 with $4,000
cash; fully furn. at $3.50 more. Out
Nichols ave. to Atlantic ST., turn
left to 625 Atlantic st. Mr.. Bart
lett, 10. 3-464S, with ALDRE. INC.
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CHEVY CHASE
RAMBLERS

TO see is to desire these custom
built ramblers in a neighborhood of
DISTINCTION where you'll be proud to
raise your family and have your
friends visit; center hall. 3 bedrms.,
2ta baths, lge. picture windows. all
GE kit; king-size liv. rm.. separate
din. rm.. full bsmt. with rec. rm.
and hobby or maids rm. notentials
Only blks. from D. c. near every
thing. At the amazingly low price of
S22. 500. Other 3-bedrm. ramblers
starting at S19.5 and 4-bedrm.,
21a-bath corner ramblers at S25,-
400: liberal financing available.
North on Downybrook
lane. 3 blocks from E.-W. hwy. Open
Sun. 1876.
SUPER -BTLT co.
JU. $500
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CLEVELAND PK.-s5,o00 DOWN
Four bedrooms. 2 baths. detached
stucco: soft. living room: needs re-
decorating. S24. $50. OWNER, WI.
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BETHESDA
BROOKDALE

CHEVY CHAsE-soMERSET
OPEN THURS. FRI. 3-6
503 WARWICK PLACE
A perfect gem. Handsome Georgian
brick. 3 yrs old, immaculate con.
dition, on lovely handicapped fenced
in lot near Somerset School. Special
features: Den. powder room. 3 full
baths. large recreation room with
fireplace, de luxe equipment in kitch-
en- and laundry. S1g,500 first trust
available. OR. 5S7O. HELEN NOR
RIS exclusive .
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COLORED-$1 800 DOWN
107 Both ST. NE.
Lovely 6-rm. brick home; ige. liv. rm.,
din. rn.. well-equipped kit, 3 bed
rms, mod. tile bath with shower;
fr. and rear porches; full bsmt.; gas
Barbour &s'
CAMpANELLA g. CO,
EX. Alb; Ewes. AP 2363 4
Evening star., 1951-11-02

LARGE, completely equipped
restaurant on over 2 acres at
intersection of Q main Va.
highways. 80 MI D. c.: long
frontage; possibilities for
buil5ing tourist court around
restaurant. This is an excel
lent value offered under market
value for quick sale. Price.
$4,000. Terms can be ar
Evening star., 1951-11-02

Delicatessen and Restaurant
Grwoing business In largest Jewish
sec. in Baltimore. Md, doing over
$4,000 business per wk.: live-wire
can more than double this figure;
fixtures. conditioner and equip
quick sale: long lease. Box 12-Z.
Star 3
The Valley settler., 1951-11-02
C.l.RASk1USSEN ENTERS HOSPITAL AT BASE

Carl R. Rasmus sen, act ing manager of the Mat anuska Valley Cooperat- ing Ass sociat on, is a patient at the Base Hos pita1 in Anchorage. MT. Rasmus en entered the hospital on Friday of last week for a comp le te check-up and x-rays, after being in i'll health for several months.
 Mrs. Rasmus sen said today that she had not as yet learned anything efinite as to his on- diti on exc ept that it is consi de red serious, and that he will have to be hospitalized for some time.
The Valley settler., 1951-11-02

DIRECTOR FOR CPS. JUNEAU--George N. Apos- tol, who has been as- sistant attorney general of Alas ska since e april, has been appointed en- fore ement direc tor for the OPS. The announc e. ment was made esterday by Fred G. Hanf ord, Terri torial OPS Direct or.
 Apos tol will head in. vest igation and emf orce ment activities for OPS for the entire Terri tory. He expects to bui Id a staff of eight or ten special agents.
 Tour plan for the t inc being is to work work with and assist the mercha nts in com plying with regula t i ons, t4postol said. "In due time, of course, it may be necessary to bring action against wilful vi olat ors. }" Apos to1 re- ceived his B.A. degree from Gonzaga Univers ity in Spokane. He was in pri va te prac ice in Omak Washington and Seat tie unt il he came to Ala ska in Apri l to work with Terri orial Attorney General l J. Gerald Will. jams. He is married and has three chi ldren. of the main Coop line hook-up near Fish Hook Road on Wedne sday of
 this week, and the Co., op hoped to have it's
 new wa ter line to Car negie Gre ok comp le ted
 this week end, "wea ther permi tti ing,o according to a report from Frank Clark, ma tntenance e fore manA
 BUY CHRISTMAS
 SGALS- AID ATA T
The Valley settler., 1951-11-02
COMMUNITY CHEST GOAL IN SIGHT

Hope was expre ssed this week that the Com muni ty Chest would reach it goal as late returns s slowly inched receipts toward the $3,oO mark.
 Meeting Tues sday, the Communi ty Chest Board learned that the latest count was $2 1856, just $lo3.l4 short of the B3, 1000 goal.
 Wi ith Jonesville re- turns still not in and contri butio still arriving, Emil l Ganschow, Cha irman of the drive, he still hopes the drive will 'go over the top." LINE NEARS FINISH
 Exc avation for the new six-inch wood slave pipe had reached a point about 3OO-4OO feet short
Evening star., 1951-02-21
Jock Whitney Horse
Now Second Choice
In Grand National
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Feb. 21.-Jock Whit
ney's Arctic Gold has become just
about the most-talked-of horse III
British steeplechasing at the mo-
ment.
The horse today was quoted by
bookmakers as joint second choice
for the gruelling Grand National
Steeplechase at Aintree April Z
In callover at the Victoria Club,
Arctic Gold was quoted at 100 to 8,
along with the Irish jumper. Sha-
green. Freebooter, winner of last
years Grand National. was made
the 8-to-1 favorite.
It's been a long time since an
American owned jumper has
caused such furry. But when
this 6-year-old chestnut young
ster as far as jumper go-beat
Freebooter by lengths at DON
caster recently, plenty of the ex-
perts claimed they had seen the
horse that will win the 1851 Grand
National.
Young for Grand National.
That's a lot to ask Of a 6-year-
old. No horse so young has woii
the gruelling 41a-mile test since
1915.
Arctic Gold is entered for both
the Grand National and the Chez
tenham Gold Cup, probably the
second favorite British jumping
race and a lot easier one than the
Aintree classic.
Normally a horse so relatively
inexperienced would be run in the
Gold Cup this year and saved
for the Grand National until an
other year. However, Arctic Gold
will carry only 153 pounds in the
Grand National this year. On his
present form, he undoubtedly
would be asked to carry another
II or IL pounds If he were older.
Trainer Gerald Balding, who
bought Arctic Gold as yearling
in Ireland for Whitney. said the
horse is a definite starter in the
Amtree race.
Second with Easter Hero.
Whitney. who was educated at
Oxford. has tried several times
to win the Grand National. His
best-and unluckiest-horse was
a slashing chestnut with a faxen
name called Easter Hero, which
was second with top weight in
1929 after falling the previous
year.
One of the things in Arctic
Colds favor is his Jockey, Tim
Molony. This 31-year-old Irish
man is the leading jumping
jockey in this country this season,
just as he was a year ago.
No American-owned horse has
won the Grand National since
Mrs. Marion dupont Scott's Bat
tleship in 1888.
Evening star., 1951-02-21

from any trout stream or its
tributaries.
No person shall take more than
IS bait fish in any one day from
tidal waters. Bait fish propa-
gated or reared commercially do
not come under this regulation.
In other words, if you hold a
Maryland nonresident fishing Ii
cense. you'll have to buy your bait
fish from a commercial hatchery
or catch them with hook and line.
Bait fish in most of Maryland's
streams are becoming scarce be-
cause of the constant drain upon
their populations as food for other
fish.
The law undoubtedly will work
a hardship on many non-resi-
dents. However, it should stimu-
late the propagation of bait fish
by residents of the State. Be sure
and get a copy of Maryland's new
fish laws and read them care
fully. Make sure you know where
tidal waters stop and non tidal
Evening star., 1951-02-21
with Bill Leeteh

waters begin in the various
rivers, streams and creeks.
The reason for stringent bait
laws is not always understood.
Fish, like all other forms of life,
have to have food. Every time you
take natural bait from a stream,
you have possibly deprived fish
of meal. Furthermore you have
lowered the productivity of that
species of bait. Then in wading
around in streams you may well
have disturbed, if not destroyed,
the habitat of countless other
forms of fish food.
Anglers for yellow perch and
pike Jared rather poorly last week
end. although we did hear one
report of a good catch of both
from the Magothy River. How
ever, Aliens Fresh was almost to-
tally unproductiye and while a few
perch and pike were caught in
the South and Severn Rivers, the
take wasn't worth while talking
about. We have been unable to
get any report on Pig Point. The
truth of the matter is, it. is still
just a little early, considering the
cold winter we've just passed
through.
d. Warmer weather with rain add
ed surely will raise water tempera-
lures so that if it continues
tomorrow. formerly the tradi-
tional opening day for most Mary
land anglers, may see the start
of the yellow perch runs. AS soon
as news of the first perch runs is
broadcast, make plans to go after
them, for their season is short
and you'll miss out as we did a
couple of years ago. We were. just
two days late.
Don't forget the Ducks Unlim-
tied Smoker at 7 pm. tomorrow
in the Old Georgetown Hos
pitality Hall, Twenty-sixth and D
streets NV.