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AUTO 8 TRUCKS WANTED

HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for clean
Thevrolets. Fords and Plymouths.
, II to 81 models; CHEVY CHASE
M siS sSs. G 81. d sTSo. 77s6 wisoon-
FAIR. HoNEsT APPRAIsALs Of al
8skis g ffss IS fss. 't'os'' NJ.
VIII VII FAY FAY CASH for clean cars. an,
ROYAL MOTORS. NC. is Ken
F esR' warm VI n,T WELCOME ana colo
cash see or call US before selling
Soo s 81, 5AINEs 9 1otreas 60
Md WA $500 or 10 Mass. ave NV
ST. 22SS. open eyes. and Sunday =
WESTERN BUYER mas immed. cash
Tor nice ioE mileage cars MORRIS
model car. A Epao Ne eis Moro H.
INC. cH 1900. Wilson blvd al
\ Jackson Arl, Va Dr Tic No
sTUDEBAKER ~ ,45;'51; - also other
1900 BiadensburE I'd. LA. 6.9176,
1915 TO ls51-AIl makes. Drive In
with your title for more cash, or
win pay Of bal. WOLFE MOTORS.
lZtn ana K StS. NV. Elk 0OnG.
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
over the market price for extra
nice cars. 1901 Mt. Vernon ave.
Alexandra. TE. 9704. "a
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for used
cars. l414 King ST.. Alex. Va.
souTHaIRN DEALER in town this
week; all makes and models con-
sidered; highest cash price for a
clean car. ia. 1901.
MECHANIC WILL BUY '46 to Isl
wrecked. damaged. or burned car
II reasonable. JU. 7-54S4.
q 40 or 80 used car ih good con-
dition. win pay cash. No dealers,
please. Call MR.. EDMONSTON. DI,
013l. "a
PREWAR CARS, that are very clean,
inside and out. in all brands and
models. I will pay very, very nice
prices. Wanted also. 3 or A 1949
Ford V-Ss. Call US or drive by 5100
EVt
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

OFFICE sPACE-Ground floor, 15x
20 feet; on Southeast thoroughfare;
ideal for doctor or dentist. KELLEY
& BRANNER, DI. TAO; eyes,, WI.
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HoUsEs-sALE-vA. Cont
Gentleman's Retreat
S13 nm

When you turn in the drive you will
be enthraLed by the beauty Of this
wen-planned estate. Your predeces-
sors have spent many hours re-
storing this lovely home. Its spa
ciouS living rms designed for COM
Portable living will afford you many
pleasant hours in front of this at
tractipe firepl. The LIST floor al5J
has an attractive din. rm.. modern
kit end Dad will appreciate the
small cen. Upstairs there are 2
large bedrms. and bath. Also a step
in closet that can be used as =
dressing room. The screened side
porch is ideal for entertaining. YOU
will enjoy the surrounding 3 acres
serviced in the rear by small lake,
already stocked with bass and other
fsh. Part of this lake will be in
cluded In your property. Excellent
for swimming. There is enough graz
ing land for you to keep horse or
two. The young orchard should keep
the family in various fruits for the
season. There is nice double gar.
complete with grease pit. Located
only IA miles from the District on
hard-surface road. 1t is impossib.e
for us to tell you all. Let us show
e you.
GEORGE S. DUFFEY CO.
OV. 1854
Rno ToTIHE aTP EET ATEXANnRIA
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QUALITY TELLS

Situated high in North Arlington. on
shingle 3-bedrm. Colonial has been
well kept and is complete with many
extras; left. living room with fire.
place. separate dining room and
kitchen with breakfast space; COM
plete basement; fenced rear yard;
S17.950. with substantial AZ first
trust available. shown by apt.
6nly. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
<763 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe. oW. 5000.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

F a5IsI s,a s;ircraft; PTS. Ex-
canopy and starter, generator;
hand-rubbed finish. Low time;
privately owned; all CAA bulletins
complied with. Annapolis 969S. -26
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FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates, 3 to 5-year terms anc
monthly payments P. j. WALSHE
INC. 1115 Eye St NV. MA. GAGS
LASH FUk IsI AND emo TRue :
quick settlement: white or coloret
notes in D. c.. Nd. and Va. FULTON
R. GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
l4th and 9 SIS nv DI $3.50
Brokers. attention
BAR sARro 6ND sEGETY CO. R aSsas
1881 q Ct. nv NE 349B
MONEY ON SECOND T1uSR-W,
win bug second trust notes, D. c.
nearby Nd or We. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 " ave n "
National 6S33 ,
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUsTs
2hes TO AZ DISCOUNT
Mr.. QUICK, RA, 341S go
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job, prompt
service; reas; local or long distance.
IA. 1887; after pm, GE. l416.
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THIS NEIGHBORHOUD
You will too! Marine coloners trans
fer necessitates the sale of this CEN
ter-hall brick Colonial. located in
Temple Terrace. Very attractive
living room. set of by large mirror
easy-to-arrange dining room and
nice kitchen: 8 bedrms. and tile
bath up; complete basement. Four
blocks to parochial or public schools.
S1S.950; terms arranged. Inspect
by calling,
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. of Glebe. OW. 5000.
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INVESTMENT PROP FOR SAIL

MOBILE MARKET. doing $500 wk.,
5 days; an exclusive territory. Can
sF ma; ItV BARGAIN. first CONNER
cial, downtown; 9 large rooms, brk.,
h.-wh. Spectators, attention. Act
today RE. 5216.
4-UNIT APPLICABILITY brick bldg
consisting of complete apis. with
side porch each. Will show better
than 23es return on investment OF
only $1,000 cash and balance In
one trust BERENTER q CO. Ia
BY OWNER.-Commerc lot. 50x
125. With frame house. Near
Hechss oo store Arlington: Phone
Ice. sToRE-32x4o, with 6-rm
apt. above and restaurant beel
bldg. 24X3S on same lot and store
IN0x140, cor; near ANNAPOLIS Rnc
all beaches. All for $1S,500, CAST
or terms. Mr.. FRANK. DU. 24a6
2-FAMILY BLDG. in good ne. sec
ton. Individual heat. Tenants fur
nish utilities. Annual income, 81.
a ia eTice iNc sTS9 e44B HAcKM sa
I5-UNTT APT. BLDG. at less than {
times rental. Call Mr.. Chaiken, oW
$500; ewes. and Sun. ri. S-9SSl
ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
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ONE MILE RIVER FRoNTAGE-155-
acre stock farm; 80 acres timber.
balance pasture land; lge. bank
barn: 9-rm. stone house. Is miles
north Silver Spring.
.00-acre dairy farm--close- Mont.
gomery County; 30-cow Washington
Sa ah m maearhe homes sneeS go ADDITIONAL
acres available. S31. 800.
'0-acre stock farmland is rolling
watered and very productive; large
bank barn. cattle sheds and other
buildings; 10-rm. modern house,
bath and heat. $4,000. Call Mr.
HOWARD R. sCHAFER, Bethesda
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T hame nc not h over nee IN Ssd nies
location. Box 359-E. Star. 90
WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for
your home. Any location. any condi-
tor sRd Re @2 s0rE 81; Gs47 !, IN. al.
Of your home business or invest
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor
SOB North Capitol MA $3.50 Free
OBJECT FROM &c a,rS OWNER =, in 1d 2; c. z;
Falls Church 1888. 80 !.
NEWCOMERS TO WASH, in need
of apis. or houses. furn. or unfurn. >,
to rent or purchase. should contact
our efice for specialized SERVICE II in
t sasfs sf 1 81 bkS SS' D e., i s. 7fsS s
IM Nj fiSi CASH for D. c. and
Md. property. LOGAN REALTY.
.pu. AGO; MI. o494 23'
SPOT Cash for your house white or
Mr.. LISS. ME- 1870
HOMES AND INVESTMENT properties
needed for our cash buyers. THOS.
2. FARRELL Co. Realtors tEsta6
yon yo oIh otP p 81 BE SIsS
home in Chevy Chase Or Amer. univ.
sections; not over 100000. J. G..
MCMAHON. 1885 varnum st. ne
CASH FOR YOUR HOME. in any sec
mem ment BY s sSni 81 1889 i'A S eSs'e
PVT. PARTY WANTS TO BUY Gl
equity in District or nearby. To
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH.
HOMES-MD. VA d. c.
MR.. QUICK, RIA. 341S. a3s
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"A Rare Opportunity
acres, beautiful oak grove. with
long road frontage. north Of Be-
thesda on Rockville pike. Priced for
quick sale; Call Mr.. Saunders. WI.
3. M. FRY. INC. WI. $500. Pa
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NO SECRETS HERE
WILL PAY UP TO:

'46-'47 De Sotos- $3.50
'46-'47 Mercurys $500
'46-'47 Plymouths ------$975|
'46-'47 FordS = --------$925
'46-'47 Chevrolets ------$975
'46-47 Dodges ---------$975
'46-'47 Pontiacs -------$975
'46-'47 Bucks ---------$1,02
'46-'47 OldSmobiles -----$975
COMPARABLE PRICES FOR
ANY OTHER MAKE OR
MODEL, 1946-1951. OPEN
DAILY TIL 8 PM, SUN
DAY TIL 5.
RELIABLE
MOTOR COMPANY
101 New York Ave. NE.
Il block east of North Capitol St.)
Ma. BOIL. Ma. 5572. 3
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LOTS g ACREAGE FOR SALE

NORTH ARLINGTON-NeW SubdiV.,l
81 beautiful lots ready for bldg.
ali or small groups. OWNER. IA.
2-5575. Gu. 6644. No brokers.
ANNANDALE, VA, 20 min. to D. C.;
Is acre, $1,000; adjoining ia acres;
s., 800, Stream; KI; 8-6o66. "a
With With trees rec Ioo 9@r +. and s oyer
rARK-Rambler sites in
this choice location. We have lots
from $1,000 up RIA. 1900
FALKLAND. MD mi. from 8. 8. on
s. ui Marks ch; t old h sass es ss0P &c
restored L. W. dRooMEs. 1889
INDIAN Nj N HEAD HWY, near D. c.,
ITO acres, long road frontage. ready
e! aoRF asEs1sH1sP' 3 s0 sE0 "a EsssSs
$50 poWN will buy a Hs-aers lot in
our 50-acre DEVELOPMENT on Coles.
price. $1,000 per lot. RA. 1900.
sEABRooK. MD.-5ex12o on Sea-
brook ave-; paved. water and cleo
tricity; 1925. quick sale. WI. 2237.
SILVER sPRING-e5x125 ON Forest
S Slep "a S6oT near sEG rass z school, ct
Mrs. Browning. 81. 1882. with ROB-
ERTS e. LATIMER. GE. 1870. --22
WE HAVE SEVERAL wooded lots in
first class subdivision adjacent to
Mount Vernon High School and
grade school, Fairfax County. Va,
Improved streets, independent
water supply; price. $1;750. .>,
Falls Church 1000
Evenings. Falls Church 0226.
"a
tout Defense Highway
Beaus sf9o Lots
Il, 6S front.ISC deep
electric. good bus and train facilities
Peace Cross, turn right, out Defense
Highway s miles to large sign
1A T. F. HALEY. Realtor
ONCE open daily and Sunday
Union 7649. az
BARNABY WOODS SECTION
we q a lot 50xil7 for quick ss,! sale ,It
Call Mr. FAIR (eves., OIL. 1850.
THOS. j. FISHER CO., INC.
73S 18th st. Realtors. DI. $3.50.
BARNABY WOODS SECTION
Wooded lot, 5Ox117. for quick sale;
S2;95o; If you want to see this lot,
THOS. j. FISHER CO., INC.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sAL

NUMBER ONE. HWY, ARLINGTON
300-foot frontage; 10000 square
feet. GEORGE Y. WORTHINGTON
81 SON, Ma. 1925. OIL. 3739. --22
2-STORY BRICK, zoned industrial
in NV. D. c.. containing 1900 So.
#. OF floor space.
Puffenberger & Moore, Inc.
10. 9-9110. 7112 Marlboro Pike Sc.
"a
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LEESBURG

LEESBURG
Dairy farm. 551 acres; bluegrass pas
lures; water each field: stone man
sion house, ID rms. baths. 6 flre-
places; oil h.; beautifully decor. ;
swimming pool; AGAR gar. with A.
I'm. and bath apt; farm managers
home. brick. 8 rms. 3 baths. 4 fire.
pl.. VIII; z tenant houses; sew
eral cattle and hay barns; silo; all
necessary -outbuildings: present man
ager or, property 90 yrs; priced
100000 including farm machinery
and equipment. For appt. call E. H.
IRWIN, OW. 1928. or Elmwood 364S
ewes. and Sun. -21
ROLLING RIDGE FARM
A 225-aere beef cattle farm in high
state OF production. improved by
usual farm bldgs. and charming CO.
lonial residence in exquisite taste and
perfect cond. Residence and gardens
were open for garden week. Here is
an opportunity to purchase at fair
price an outstanding country home
and income producing farm. Near
enough for comfortable commuting
to Washington. yet far enough out
for real country living CALL Mr.
SMITH, DE. 4101 once hours; call
Vienna 1894 ewes.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
1908 goth st. NV. DE. 4101
%
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DESK SPACE

DESK AVAILABLE in nice private
office. centrally located; $50 per
month. 217 Bond Bldg. 20
BARR BLDG, 910 18th st. NV.
near Conn. and Knew, modern,
want the best. Receptionist, switch
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 1856.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY foR sALl

STORE with 3-rm. apt. On 14th st..
mr.. Park I'd. Ideal location for tailor.
G. M. PLUNKERT. 1404 M st. NV,
Elk. $685.. -22
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|w'FRoNT PRoP.-RENT tcon.. }

BEACH-4-room cottage. by
week or month. DI. 1891 after 5
pm. --23
COLONIAL BEACH-Two cottages
near water; gas. elec.,- refgr.. bath;
sleeps 10. $50 and S35 wk. NO.
MACS HEAD. N. C.-Modern cot
tageS. For information or reserva-
ton, call TIE. S519 after pm.
pa
WOODLAND BEACH-cottage. sleeps
s; 2 bedrms. and bath; l blk. from
water; $40 week. Call Ii. 4-6173
FAIRHAVEN CLIFFS, MD.-Chesa-
peake Bay, 80 miles D. c.; 5-rm
cottage. mod. conven.; Aug TED
LEWIS, Ma. 636S, $3.50, or Dive
down. -
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500 by . certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to q neighbor with.
out first getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
1917 North Moore st OW S7S7
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lARGE s-RooM HOUSE built partly
with logs that can be restored; so
acres land with abundant streams;
spring, electricity, outbuildings; Is
highway CRIT. gill, Fairfax County,
Falls Church 1900
Evenings, Falls Church 0226.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

WEE NEED LOTS and cottages for
sale or rent. near D. C. Mail all
particulars to KAY REALTY CO.,
INC, 5505 Ga. ave. NV, RIA. 1900.
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE (cont. J
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

NEEDED COMMERCIAL
type properties; large or small.
Highly reputable clients waiting.
Cali Mr.. Knapp: NE. 1143. ]. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
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VACATION PLACES
LOANS

OCEAN CITY, MD.-Modern cottage
near beach; accommodate 10, Ca
OIL. 1902. -22
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED
OFFICE SPACE rooms in the vi
CUMMINGS d CO.. MA. 9772.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Dol Bladensburg Rd. NE. Pho
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oREWAR CARS, that are very clean,
inside and out. in all brands and
models. / will pay very. very nice
prices Wanted also. 3 or 4 1919
Ford v-Ss. Call US or drive by 800
Georgia ave. NV
HARRIS AUTO SALES
Mr yi1IYarns TIT DROR o2
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;; 100 hip. VS.
/. S2S5. UN. 1894.
FORD 1919 Gus

FORD 1887 coupe; clean; Isl In
spected; h. and .. c., seal beams,
airplane shocks, good tires: $l35.
1410 s. George Mason dr.. Arl.
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FARMS Cont

800 ACRE STOCK FARM. S125 acre,
upper MONTGOMERY County. Nd, 30
miles WASHINGTON; 20 acres alfalfa.
so acres woodland, balance grass;
10-room house; no outbu1ldingS.
Call Rockville 2400 or 1854.
HAROLD c. SMITH. 24e
COUNTRY ESTATE
400 acres of rolling land with beau
tiful bldgs., fit for q millionaire
Words cannot describe the beauty
of the improvements on this prop.
erty. Price reduced to $3.50, 600
Call Mrs. Ross, Gaithersburg 424-W
LYMAN C. DELE & CO., INC
ST. 1920.
LOVELY 5.ACRE FARM within IS
miles of Washington near Lee
highway (Rt. 21D. Fairfax County,
Va. Stream running through prop
erty. also spring.
Falls Church 1900
Evenings. Fails Church 0226.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Kramer Gets Revenge
By Beating Gonzales
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 31.-Big
Jack Kramer evened an old score
tonight as he power-stroked and
outmaneuvered Richard Panchol
Gonzales to win the Philadelphia
Inquirer's $4,000 round robin pro-
fessional tennis tournament.
Kramer won in straight sets, 6-4.
6-3.
For Kramer, winning the 50, 500
first place money vindicated a
sub-par performance in the SAINT
tournament a year ago. He was
soundly walloped then by Con-
zales in three straight sets.
A crowd of 800 at the st.
Joseph's College Fieldhouse saw
Kramer wade through Gonzales
with ease.
Pancho Segura won third place
money. $1,250. by whipping the
clown prince of tennis, Frank
Kovacs, 6-3, GA. Kovacs, who al
most beat himself with 50 errors,
picked up $1,000 for his efforts.
Fifth place went to Wilby Van
Horn as he outlasted Bobby Riggs
in three sets. 4-6, GA, 6-1. Van
Horn collected $3.50 and Riggs
S5OO. -
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Lincolnshire in England
Won by 33-1 Outsider
BY the Associated Press

LINCOLN, England, Mar. 81
Barnes Park, an outsider who
hadn't won a race in almost two
years, today captured the one
mile Lincolnshire Handicap, first
big race of the English fiat racing
season.
The five-year-old chestnut horse
by Nasrullah out of Battlestown
paid 80 to 1. He beat Newton
Heath, a 40 to / shot, by half a
length. with Streatley. at sc to /,
two lengths away.
French-owned Astromonte, the
8 to IL favorite, finished next to
last in the 35-horse field.
Time for the race on the soft
turf track was 1904.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
BY the Assoeiofed Press

LONDON, Mar. 31.-An Ameri-
can-owned horse appears almost
certain to be the favorite for the
Grand National steeplechase next
Saturday for the first time since
1929.
The public's choice is big, we'll
bred Arctic Gold, the proud six
year old possession Of Jock Whit
ney, New York millionaire.
Some 40 to As other horses will
be in the field for the hazardous
Aintree course Of miles, 856 yards
over 80 of the most treacherous
jumps ever built.
They will include two former
winners Freebooter, from 1850
and Russian Hero, from 1949
Only four other possible runners
Rowland Roy, Lucky Purchase
Roimond and Revealed-ever have
completed the course.
Twenty-Five years ago another
Whitney horse-Easter Hero-was
favorite for this crown jewel o1
the worlds jumping races. Easter
Hero didn't win. He spread a
plate, cut his foreleg and finished
second to Gregalach, a 100 to /
shot which was supposed to have
been scratched but the owners
letter never arrived.
Failed Second Time.
Easter Hero tried again in 1881
His Jockey was knocked off in q
|three-way collision five fences
from home. The British call him
the best horse that never won the
National.
Arctic Gold is a little different
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Bobby Walls Steals
Twice 10 Help Hoyas
Take Fourth Victory

Georgetown University's unde-
feated baseball team. behind the
flve-hit pitching OF Rube Waldele.
won its fourth game of the season
yesterday. 40. over Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology.
Waldele, a sophomore making
his first start for the Hoyas, scat
tered the i've safeties and never
was in trouble.
The Hoyas scored in the first
inning when Bobby Walls walked.
stole second and came home on
Billy VOTERS double.
They added another in the sec
ond on a single by George Hughes
and triple by Dick Diebold and
scored again in the third when
Walls duplicated his flrst-inning
feat by stealing second after walk
ing and advanced on a long fly
and an error.
Georgetown wound up its scor-
ing in the sixth on doubles by
John Hogan and AL Simon.
NIT ---.--- 000 600 000-o s !
GEORGETOWN ------ Ill DOL 00x-4 !
Dixon and Lubarsky; waidele and Hogan.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
THden Coming Back
In Pro Tennis in
West Coast Tour
BY the Asseeiosed Press

LOS ANGELES. Mar. 31.-Ten.
mis- Promoter Lyttelton Rogers to-
day said he has signed Richard
(Pancho) Gonzales and Big Bill
Tilden as the stars Of a projected
national pro net tour.
frankie Parker will also joir
the troupe and later Frank Kovac.
will be included. Rogers said.
The tour, the former Irish
amateur champion said. win bt
the swan song of Tilden as fal
as national tours are concerned
"Tilden wants to prove that hi
still can play big league tennis,
Rogers said.
For Gonzales, currently playing
in a pro tournament in Phila-
delphia, the tour will be his first
since he performed a year age
in the Jack Kramer-Bobby Riggs
troupe.
Rogers. 6-foot, 2 and a well
known figure in tennis q few
years ago. said he would manage
the new tour and play a bit against
his old adversary, Tilden.
The swing starts at Palm
Springs April 2 and 8. Present
bookings include appearances ur
the West Coast to Vancouver
British Columbia. Later the out
At will head East, Rogers said
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Catholic U. Trackmen
Beaten by 0uantieo
lin Outdoor Opener u

The Quantico Marines spoiled
Catholic University's opening OUT
door track meet yesterday. taking
the dual meet. 621a to 5sa. at
College Park.
Sam Lee was tops for Gu. scor-
ing firsts in the 100 and 200 = I'd
dashes and taking second IL the
low hurdles.
High for the meet was Guam
tico's Way. who won the broad
jump and low hurdles, placed Sec
ond in the high hurdles. tied for
second in the high jump and
tied for third In the pole vault.
Results:
a. Sect gs1Eossa ps M z0rb b.ssa:. @ 2 i 5sla tss 81 e.
High jump. Keating tcul. Way (o,,
and Folse toj. tied. Height: feet .
Pole vault. Grant tcuD; 2. johnson
3cul; 3. Keatlns and Way (tie). HeiEht:
tc9 81 T. 5nils ssiid et5 at6hs'9P qlm 81 s'hmd
440-yard rum, sefcik (cU); z, -Gaf1-
ney tcU); g. Mccurnin. Time: 52.5 sec
1O0-yard dash-1, Lee tCU: 2. Far.
rell (oJ; 3, Howell (oJ. Time: 10.4 sec
2. Way 10; 3. johnson tcU). Time: 1874
seconds.
Discus-York tQ); 2. Jerkovich to-;
inches.
8S0-yard rum. Sefcik tCUl; 2. Atche.
son lQl; 3, Mccurnin CcU. Time: 2:04 5.
220-yard dash--1. Lee tCUl; 2, Gaf-
ney tcu); 8, Farrell (o). Time: 23.o
Broad jump, Way (O); 9, Foise tQ);
3. johnson (cU). Distance: 20 feet Q
Two-mile run-schmid lcu,: 2. Ed
monson to); 3, Field (Cu). Time:
10:55.0.
220-yard low hurdles, Way (Q); 2.
Lee tCU); 3. Folse (Q). Time: $50 sec
onuS nS;, 1.A ,.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Boxer Club Holds Class
For DOG Handlers Today

The second in a series Of three
classes in the grooming and hand
ling Of boxers under the auspices
of the Potomac Boxer Club, will
be held at 8 pm. today at the
South Parade Grounds at Fort
Meyer.
The classes are being arranged
by the club in preparation for its
speciality show scheduled April 20
at the Fort Myers gymnasium.
Entrees for the speciality show
close next Sunday. Entry blanks
will be available at the handling
class today or may obtained by
calling Bert Voltmers, show chair
man, at Oliver 2752.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Grand National Due for First
u. S.-Owned Choice Since ,3o

proposition. He's young as jump
ing horses go-no six-year-old has
won the National since 1915
and he has never tackled the
Aintree course. But he's beaten
everything he's been asked to beat
including last years winner. Free
booter.
A year ago Freebooter first
showed Grand National class by
winning the Great Yorkshire
Steeplechase at Doncaster in
February. This year Arctic Gold
Freebooter was third, 10 lengths
away.
Is Classy Jumper.
Not only the public, but the
experts have shown a fondness
for the Whitney horse. They
point out that despite his youth
he is particularly well matured
and q born jumper. He waits until
almost the last second and then
goes at the fences as If they were
mere hurdles.
Another good argument for
Arctic Gid is his jockey, Tim
Malony. This 31-year-old Irish
man Is the leading steeplechase
Jockey In Britain this season and
is firm believer in Arctic Colds
ability.
I've never ridden anything so
easy" he declared after his last
race. This horse is the best I've
seen anywhere"
The Grand National will have a
first place purse of about 5000
pounds ($25. 5.000). Since 1881 it
has formed the basis for the
Irish hospital sweepstakes.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Doering 10 Take Pro Job
|Af Cincinnati Golf Club
BY the Associated Press

CINCINNATI, Mar. 31.-Art
Doering. recent winner Of the
Greensboro IN. Co Open golf
tournament, who said he would
quit the tournament circuit if he
could get a club job, today was
named pro at Cincinnati Country
Club.
Doering will report to his new
post April 10. He currently is
among the leaders in the Will
mington IN. Co. Open. He sue
ceeds Otto Hackbarth, who has
retired.
Doering's last club job was at
the Pennington Club in Char.
lottesville, Va.