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Evening star., 1952-04-29

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ing Liberty Life in more than 90 branch Offices in
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The aptitude tests of Liberty Life help the man
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higher income, have greater satisfaction and con-
fdence as Life Underwriters with Liberty Life.
Evening star., 1952-04-29
Province de- Quebec

Trout, bass, maskinonge,
ouananiche, salmon, whichever
is your favourite, you can find
them at their best in the
countless unspoilt beautiful
lakes and streams of
la Province de Quebec:
70 help plan successful trip write for
booklets and moPs to: Provincial Publicity
Bureou. Parliament Buildings. Quebec City,
cunudu; Or 4s Rockefeller Plozu, New
York 20, NY.
Evening star., 1952-01-23

Left to Right:
cFiss-cross Stripes =. in rich looking
woven blocked design. Cotton whirler
with ee-fromine coIIor,. shoe buttons
down front. Grey. toast, green -lo.s5'
Bold Button Plaid scoop-neck Son-
forized' broodcloth with button-oc-
cented points. Shock shades Of fuchsio-
with-violet, rust-with-oronoe ---lz.o5
Evening star., 1952-01-23

Pin-WheeI Stripes 4. N 0 two-tone
Sonforized' sleeveless chombroy with
vestee effect. Blue. rose, grey With
occasional stripes
Solid Color in WairD- -skirted
creomy broodcloth with button-trinn,
oversize pockets, petoI eollor. Moize.
blue. rose. liIoc-------------l2.95
, 1952-12-30
BASIC PROBLEM STILL EXISTS
EXCITEMENT OVER the change in adminisi

EXCITEMENT OVER the change in administration will
no doubt foreshadow, for the moment at least, the tremen-5
deus problems which face the Virgin Islands. We are still
very far behind what would normally be good for these is
lands, and only careful and thorough planning and much
hard work will save the situation. 1t might therefore be well
to review what faces the new administration locally.
FIRST ON ANY program is the need for making these
islands self supporting, Or at least as much 50 as possible. To
accomplish this end ways. must be found to produce more,
for without production our cause is lost. One Of the very few
times when these islands stayed out Of the red was during
the war when the export Of rum was at its highest peak, and
the revenues from this export balanced the budget But that
is no more and other methods have to be sought.
AGLIMMER OF hope comes through the tourist trade,
but again that is not enough. What we need is the type Of
overall economic development which will touch practically
every phase Of life. and enterprise within these shores. In
St. Thomas, those who do not reach into the tourist trade, or
work for the government must find expression for their abiIi
ties and efforts. In St. Crox greater attention must be given
to agriculture, so that stable segment Of the population may
have a program which will provide fulEtime work. The Ex
pertinent Station has the challenge and must work to make
that agency the focal point around which revolve an alive
and production rural program. ST John has its possibilities
and these must Be looked into with a view to making that
picturesque little spot selfsuPportng
THEREgIS MORE to the change than meets the eye,
and whoever gets the nod from up north will have his hands
filed. The Job Of governor is more than the type Of ayocaion
to which a retired person, needing a change Of scenery could
easily adjust himself This must certainly be kept in mind IN
any and all possible appointments to the high position.
, 1952-12-30
J. ZoCo DIAMOND SEAL

Surfaces as cement, concrete, tile bricks and un-
finished stucco actually drink in moisture. It is to.
stop seepage BY preventing the accumulation Of
moisture. t Penetrates the minute pores. Hardens
into an elastic, permanent seal.
, 1952-12-30
2. OLGA RODE

DEFENSE AGAINST ~CORROSSION. Can be
brushed Or sprayed. Could be used for under
ground concrete or steel foundations.
, 1952-12-30

HEAVY COMPOUND containing Asphaltic
Gums (Electrifed) long ASBESTOS FIBER,
GILSONTTE OILS, TUNG OILS which lubricate
and stop oxidation PLUS ALUMINIUM MIN
ERAL TO TURN COMPOUND TO ALUMNI
lied COLOR.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
BRICK BUNGALOW s1a 500

PRICED BELOW MARKET issT0
106O5 Malone st. Low. down pay
new. Al condition. brick construc-
tinn with full bsmt.; . good sized
bedrms. fenced lot. adioins Sligo
pkwy.. mr.. school. Out Ga. ave.
to Dennis ave-, right to Inwood
left to Gridley lane, right to Malone
St.. left to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
CHEVY CHASE

S-bedroom brick rambler, vr. olu,
maids room; full bsmt.: l blk from
Rock Creek parl, mr. school shop
ping center. ~ 5-7666, open |
Evening star., 1952-12-14

BRICK RAMBLER. S14.3oO
2 BEDROOMS, $500 DOWN
1e526 Epping court. ONLY . yrs. old.
Large liv. rm. with dining IL.
equipped. kit. tiled bath: excellent
possession Out Ga. ave. to Denley
I'd, left to Epping court, right to
open sign.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
ALL OPEN 1-DARK
SILVER SPRING
IdlU. IIgTIt 70 1IU1IIt.
BUNGALOW-1 ACRE

Here is a beautiful home so popular
with every one; picturesque. in a
large liv. rm., full din. rm.. elec.
kit, = bedrms. and den, all on lst
floor; very large expandable up
stairs, full bsnt: Just outside
town. Dir: APPROX. 5lz miles TO
first brick house past Colesville
School on right to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
HOUSES FOR SAIE-MD,
! CHEVY CHASE. MD

SS04 Kensiagton Parkway. near Jones
Bridge rd and Conn. ave. Open Sun.
l:05 pm. New rambler. on lot with
100-ft. frontage. has covered front
porch. entrance hall, liv. rm. with
fireplace and 3 picture windows, sep.
din. rm. WESTINGHOUSE elec. range.
refrg.. garbage disposal dishwasher
in modern kit. There are 3 bedrms.
and , baths on the same II. level
House has fioored attic, finished rec
rm.. maids rm. and shower, gas
s3s ne heat es5 S Sosn Seien sarses snd Ss5 pree me
Also will submit other terms sug
gested by you. Call OR. 6-S673 or
WO. 6-7649. GEORGE I. BORiER
INC, 643 Indiana ave. NV. MA.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
POTOMAC HUNT AREA

WHITE BRICK RAMBLER
ON WOODED ACRE. $34,5 800
Open Sun, 80 to dark. Perfectly
beautiful residence on sloping lot.
with daylight bsmt., reception hall,
liv. rm. with picture window and
fireplace, sep. din. rm. all-electric
Hotpoint kit. breakfast nook and
util rm and screened porch. 3 bed
rms. , baths, 2-car garage; steal
on an market. Ewes. OIL. 4-0670,
Out River rd. past Congressional
Country Club to Counselman rd.
on left. SAMUEL E. BoGLEY, INC,
~ 1DRg
Evening star., 1952-12-14
ROCKVILLE. MD.

ST. 600 down payment. new home; g.
pedrn. Cape Coo, Gil loan. Fully de-
yeioped area. paved st. sewer. water.
Fireplace With knotty-pine panelling
dinette, refgr.. Bendix: roughed-in
Ind bath eXpan. to bedrms.: fully
insulated: gas heat; wooded lot
Beautiful cedar shinRle construction.
Price, Sll $50
Also, ST $50 down on 4-bedroom
home. Similar construction with
lot approx. n acre. Phone ST.
3-S950. Ewes. Sat. g. Sun. TU.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
GT,ENMONT

260S Urbana ST.. just OF Ga. ave.
(new express hwy; very neat, COM
pact and Evable; expandable bunga-
throughout: large yard. Anchor
fenced: extras; near schools; $1,000
down will handle. Dir: Out Ga.
ave. past Wheaton shopping center
to Urbana, left to home.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

OPEN 2 TO S, So, 900 DIN.
brand-new brick. expan. attic. fuii
bsmt.: near Univ. of Md;
S17,250. Out Univ. lane toward
COX a co I'm A-1kOR
Evening star., 1952-12-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
RENT FREE,

Live In this cute brick Cape Cod
and rent an apt. on Ind floor; lo-
Gated In Takoma Park near school
and shopping. Has fireplace. 2
baths. built-in garage. full bsmt.;
large wooded lot. Call BROWN
AGENCY HA o-SnRn III Q-34Q1
Evening star., 1952-12-14
WESTMO ORELAND

w IkJ Z 141OxV1JG1A4ND
53O2 ALBEMARLE ST.
Beautiful detached nome with slate
roof. in this charming community.
1st floor features large liv. rm. with
fireplace. family-sized dining room,
den, breakfast room, modern u
shaped kitchen and powder room;
md a.. . master sized bedrms. with
Mr.. and Mrs closets, l other bed
rm.. = tiled baths. full bsmt. COM
pletely finished of. fireplace. laun-
dry room, lavatory; built-in garage.
Shown by appt. Call Mr.. Sadler,
AID b-SRSR
Evening star., 1952-12-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SILVER SPRINGS
BEST BUYS
ALL OPEN 1-DARK
COLONIAL-$l8,95O
rNn GAZE 0D nENJra
-, FOh SALE OK REM

ST. BERNADETTE'S PARISH
There are only houses in this sub,
division that enjoy this setting and
view, overlooking one Of the most
Gonnty rhs DsfsS home iestres afss
living room and fireplace. euest-size
dining room, modern kitchen; 2nd
floor, 3 well,.proportioned bedrooms
and bath; full basement. You. may
rent rent this home or Or buy and be in by
rections: Out Colesville rd. to Old
burg dr.. left to Big Rock I'd. to
10201 and open" sign.
SUBURBAN LUXURY
LOVELY NEW 4-BEDRM. RAMBLER
Village. this spacious custom-built
home offers liv: rm. l5x20 family
size din. rm., all-elec. kit. ga baths:
ae sa ast 4est cream saaase e
Directions: Out coiesyille ess rs, I'd. to
Burnt Mills Village. left to South
west DIR. and our Open" sign
COLONIAL BRICK
Featuring a beautiful wooded lot:
lge. liv. rm. with fireplace. adjacent
screened porch. sep. din. rm.. fully
equip. kit, powder rm. 2nd FIR, 3
bedrmS. and bath. Full bsmt. with
lavatory. Detached garage. $4,000
down. balance like rent Directions;
Out Piney Branch to Dale dr., left
to Galveston, left on Galveston to
house and open sign. Or out Coles
vile rd. to Dale dr.. right to Gal
weston, right on Galveston to house
and "Open" sign.
EXTRA! EXTRA!
This rambler has that bit of extra
that makes house home. featur-
ing lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
lge. screened porch and stone patio.
sep. din. rm.. modern kit. 3 WELL
proportioned bedrms., ia baths. full
bsmt, $4,000 down. balance may be
financed. Dir: Out Piney Branch
rd, to Flower ave. left to East Mel
bourne, right to whitney, right to
house and "Open" sign.
RAMBLER. $15,950
New listing. Immaculate lge. liv. rm.
with fireplace. huge kit, fully
equipped with table space; . we'll
proportioned bedrms. and bath. full
bsmt. with Law: huge lot. Dir: Out
Georgia ave. extended to Viers Mill
rd.. left to 11727 Viers Mill rd. and
open" sign.
CAPITAL REALTY co.
Jvr nQ-p
Evening star., 1952-12-14

CLOSE IN LOCATIoN-GARAGE
9310 Ocala St Is one blk. from bus;
tastefully decorated. excel. condi-
tion; large liv. rm with fireplace
and side porch: separate din. rm.,
equipped kit.,. full bsmt. with. en-
and bath on 2nd fir; a quiet, refined
neighborhood; must see to appre-
ciate; S1S.250. Out Colesville rd
to Franklin ave, right to Ocala St..
right to open sign.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

4-BEDRM. BRICK-sLATE ROOF
VIC. ELLSWORTH AND DALE DR..
sO4 Rowan road. is near Mrs. KS
Tavern; has fireplace. 1st-fir. pow
der rm. and lge. kit. with brkfst
nook; 4 bedrms and bath upstairs:
bSmt. has rec. rm.. fireplace. "a
bath. laundry room with outside
entrance; side porch. built-in garage;
S25,950. Out Colesville I'd. to Dale
dr.. right to KingSbury, right to
Rowan I'd. and open sign
Evening star., 1952-12-14
BRICK RAMBLER. S16.95O

AMAZING VALUE
11737 Highview ave. First showing
Of this brand-new custom built 81
nedrm.. 1Ia-bath brick rambler on
iA-acre corner lot; equipped kit,
full bsmt, with outside entrance;
only | built. not a subdivision: pur-
chaser may select colors; terms,
cash or trade Out Viers Mill rd.
to Gail ST.. left 80 #. to Higgins
Dr., right to corner Huggins and
HighyieW.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
SILVER. SPRING. S12.95l

l -year -old 2-bedrm asbestos with per-
manent stairway into eXpandable
attic: large kitchen. automatic wash
er. fireplace. Monthly payments, S75.
Assume large ~ Gil loan. 81 500
down. JU. 9-33S5. la
Evening star., 1952-12-14
COUNTRY ESTATES
$16,500

Brick home, res. area, grounds beaut.
handicapped, bSmt. has drive-in gar;
lst f., liv. rm with firepl.. din. rm.,
kit, bedrm., 12 bath: Ind f., master
h.-w.h., patio, barbecue pit. liz
Northwooo ave, nr. Four Corners,
Silver Spring, JU. 5-T560 days. JU.
5-2947 ewes. and Sundays, P. D.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
JU. 5-4843

A LASTING GIFT
MOVE IN BY CHRISTMAS
YOURS FOR ONLY $14,95O
$4,000 DOWN, $50 PER MO.
SEMIDETACHED RAMBLER
8 Bedrooms. Sunlit BSmt.
N. H. ESTATES ESQ MONT. On COUNTY J
Dir: Out N. H. ave-. 6 blocks beyond
University lane (or Langley Park
shopping center) to our sign at
Ruatan street. $500 N. H. ave. }
turn left l "a blocks to sample house
at 1861 Ruatan street.,
OPEN DAILY AND SUN. TILL 9
POLINGER CO.
HE. 4-7733 HE. 4-ss09
Evening star., 1952-12-14

BRAND-NEW COLONIAL
1905 CEDAR AVE. TAKoMA PARK
Move into this custom built. 3-bed-
rm. house by Xmas. Lge. liv. rm.,
separate din. rm., breakfast space
in kit. full bsmt. So many extra
features has to be seen to be ap-
preciated. Directions: South on
Piney Br. rd. to Phila. ave, left to
Cedar. right on Cedar to our Open"
sign.
The Laurel Realty Co.
III SS10O Omen 1o-5
Evening star., 1952-12-14
%Q50 DOWN GI

3-bedrm. Gunnison rambler; immac.
con sond.; ;.1v,y sr. OLD; gas heat; d.6 nice lo5'
$50. SO mo-, plus taxes and int. tAlso
conv. fin.) Out Ga. ave. 2,7 mi
past Silver Spring to Dennis. right
to Julep. 1040S Julep ave-. LO
4.7420.
Evening star., 1952-12-14

PRICK RAMBLER-CARPORT
DREAM KITCHEN-LARGE LOT
in neighborhood Of fine homes. All
large rooms. Full bsmt. Excellent
construct ton. Near school. bus
churches. Must see tn appreciate
Out Viers Mill rd. to Newport Mil
I'd, left to College View dr.. right
to Regnid dr.. lett to open sign
Evening star., 1952-12-14

ASSUME 40 GI LOAN
1911 PARHAM PL., OAKVIEW
This 3-bedrm. brk. rambler. close to
MOL, is priced to sell quickly. Pic
ture window and firepl. in lge. liv.
rm., cony. kit. separate dinette,
disappearing stairway to attic. Close
tions: North on N. H. to Oakview
dr., turn left one blk. to Parham
and left to open" sign.
Evening star., 1952-12-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SAVE

ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL, S12.e5O
CONN. AVE. ESTATE
1915 Centerhill st. An immaculate
2bedroom brick and frame semi
det. home, equipped kit, many
extras; beautiful paneled rec. rm.
with tiled floor: all rooms good size;
fenced lot: ] block from bus: only
2 yrs. old; assume CT loan: near
site of new Wheaton High School.
Out Viers Mill rd to Centerhill St..
right to open sign,
Evening star., 1952-12-14
HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mp.
TAKOMA PARK. D. C.
ASSUME GI LOAN

ASSUME GI LOAN
bedrms., semidetached. near ! :
fare downtown transportation. Quiet
neighborhood. Monthly payments
$50. Come and inspect and make
us an offer. BROWN AGENCY, JU.
A-3441 I'LL a-3444
Evening star., 1952-12-14
3-BEDRM COLONIAL s1Ao5o

PRicE66 WAY BEEoHE BELOW MARk2T. MAiRis2TT
10101 Gardiner ave. in Carroll
Knolls. Brick and frame construc-
tion with full bsmt., lge. liv. rm.,
family dining rm., equipped kit;
many extras, including storm win
dowS; owner leaving, must sell to-
day. Out Ga ave. to HildaroSe ave.
left to Gardiner ave-. right to open
Evening star., 1952-12-14
EXCELLENT LOCATION

EXCELLENT LOCATION
BRICK RAMBLER, S16,950
2505 Plyers Mill rd. Close to school
and transr.; separate din. rm.. fire.
place and picture window in liv
rm:. large equipped kit. 3 large
bedrms. and bath; on level fenced
lot: excellent condition and financ-
ing. Out Ga. ave. to Plyers Mil
rd.. left / block to open sign
Evening star., 1952-12-14
BIG THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES sALI-MD. Cont

Washington. D. c.
SUNDAY. DECEMBER II. 1852
Evening star., 1952-12-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

Downtown Silver Spring
8 Rooms, 11a Baths
735 EASLEY ST.
Living room with fireplace. real din
ing room, equipped kitchen, two
8 rooms on second; "a bath in base
ment; 200 IT. lot. st. MichaePs
Parochial School close by. Every
thing convenient. Call MR.. TAYLOR.
w. BERENS SALES. INC.
1928 K ST. NV. MA. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-12-14
ATTENTION VETS

Al ENIION VETS
Your best Xmas gift for only $3.50
down including settlement charges
You can purchase new det brick
rambler. Walking distance to schools,
shopping, churches. transp. RA.
Evening star., 1952-04-19
Victorious. La Starza
Wants Two Big Fights
Bv the Associated Press

NEW YORK. April 19.-Now
Roland La StarZa wants to get
even with the two men who beat
him.
After he stopped Joe McFadden
in 2:07 of the fifth round last
night at st. Nicholas Arena, the
24-year-old New Yorker talked
about a return bout with Dan
Bucceroni and Rocky Marciano.
Those are his only losses in So
pro starts.
Jimmy De Angelo. La Starza's S
manager. said he will try to land
a rematch with Bucceroni at
Madison Square Garden May %.
He will have a tougher time get
ting another shot at Marciano,
who seems headed for a title shot
in September with the Jersey Joe
Walcott-Ezzard Charles winner.
La Starza, 1914 pounds and
ranking heavyweight contender
from the Bronx, slashed open an
old cash over the left eye of Nc
Fadden, 1882, a Winston Salem
IN. c. newcomer. Despite the
cut, McFadden traded willingly
with La Starza in the fourth.
Rollie was bombing home right
hand punches and McFadden's
face was red smear when Ref
cree Ruby Goldstein called a halt.
Evening star., 1952-04-19
Hoyas Play Rutgers
After Beating Penn

Georgetown University's base
ball team, Ga victor in 10 innings
over Pennsylvania yesterday at
Penn. will try to lift itself over
the 500 mark today in a game
at Rutgers.
In other college contests in
volving Washington area teams,
George Washington travels to Vir-
ginia. Catholic plays at Western
Maryland and Howard entertains
Upsala.
Frank Mattingly supplied the
winning punch for the Hoyas yes
terday with q two-run triple in
the 10th inning. giving his team
a A record. Mattingly's double
beat George Washington in the
10th inning last week.
The Hoyas pounced on Chet
Cornog, Penn pitcher, who also is
a star back in football, for 18
hits, including four by Second
Baseman Bobby Walls.
Evening star., 1952-04-19
Public Invited 10 Watch
Terps in Football Drill

The public was invited to at
tend as Maryland held its first
full spring football practice to-
day at 2:30 with 90 men in uni
form.
Coach Jim Tatum planned a
two-hour drill, which will be the
daily program until the Varsity
Alumni game the night of May 2.
Movies will be taken of the
drills, with the coaches on the
lookout for an offensive tackle
to replace Joe Moss and two Of
fensive guards to fill the places
left vacant by the graduation of
Bob Ward and Pete Ladygo. A
scramble is on. too, for the spot
left by the graduation of Fullback
Ed mighty Mo- Modzelewski.
Twenty-four lettermen are in
the squad.
Evening star., 1952-04-19
They Won Flag Thot Yeor
Giddy St. Louis Fans Recalling
Browns Record Start in 1914

Bob Feller, the last of Cleve-
lands Big -Four to start. thrilled
home crowd of 56,068 by winning
the fourth straight for the In
dams, SO, over Detroit. Feller,
now 81, lost control with one out
in the ninth when he walked Cliff
Mapes, Matt Bats and Johnny
Upton. Bob Lemon came in
and Pinch-hitter Steve Souchock
grounded into a game-ending
double play.
VOllmer Does Some Hitting.
Clyde Vollmer got into the game
as a pinch hitter to deliver two
key hits in Boston's 5-4 win over
the Philadelphia Athletics in 10
innings. Vollmer's pinch single,
followed by Jim Piersall's double
off Rookie Tex Hoyle. touched off
a three-run squirt that tied the
score in the ninth. Clyde's second
hit in the 10th scored Faye
Throneberry with the winning Red
SoX run.
Brooklyn rolled to it's fourth
straight victory on Andy Pafko's
second home run of the day to nip
the New York Giants, rs. in II
innings. An Ebbets Field opening
day crowd of 31,032 saw the de-
Tending champion Giants land on
Glen Labine for five runs in the
first inning. The Dodgers finally
tied the score at 6-6 on Jackie
Robinson'S homer in the eighth
and gave Billy Loes, a bonus
pitcher, his first big league victory
on Pafko'S smash.
Sid Gordon and Willard Mar
shall smashed successive homers
in the ninth after Russ Meyer
pitched two-hit shutout ball for
81s innings to give Boston a 80
edge over the Phillies. The Chi
cago Cubs climbed into second
place by chasing their old nemesis,
Harry Brecheen, to score four in
the ninth and shade the ST. Louis
Cardinals. 5-4. Bill Sernea, bat
ting for Pitcher Bob Schultz,
drove home the tying and winning
runs with a double.
Pittsburgh's youngsters con-
tinued to strut their stuff, blank
ing Cincinnati, 80, on the five-hit
pitching of 21-year-old Bob
Friend. A home town boy, Bobby
Del Greco, making his debut be-
fore 29,874 Pittsburgh fans, scored
a smash hit with a triple and two
singles.
Evening star., 1952-04-19
Tom Fool Favorite
AT About 7 TO lin
Wood Memorial
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, April 19.-Tom
Fool was the 1851 2-year-old
champion, and a crowd of about
$4,000 at Jamaica was expected
to back him down to around 2 to
l today to win the $4,000 Wood
Memorial in his last major race
before the Kentucky Derby. This
is on the presumption he rates
top billing until it is proved
otherwise.
A surprisingly large turnout of
IA 3-year-olds was entered for
the mile-and-one- eighth Wood.
Several seem to be out Of place
tackling Tom Fool and other top
contenders under an equal 1876
pounds.
Clear Skies, mild weather and
a fast track are promised.
(The Wood will be broadcast
over WRC starting at o'clock.)
Richest of All Woods.
Along with the Greentree
Stables Tom Fool will be such
stars as E. B. Benjamin's Primate,
Alfred Vanderbilt'S Cousin, and a
sure -to-be-Watched entry of the
Myhelyn Stables Master Fiddle
and Jack Amiel's Count Flame.
These two are trained by Sol
Rutchick, who conditioned Amiels
Count Turf-the Derby winner
last year.
There are several others capable
of grabbing the big pot, richest
since the Wood was inaugurated
in 1925. One is Armageddon from
H. F. Guggenheim's Cain Hoy
Stable. Then there is the Brook
meade Stables Sky Ship. winner
of the Florida Derby. and Bayard
Sharp's Hannibal, victor in Ex-
perimental Handicap No. /.
The lineup was completed with
Max Kahlbaum's Jampol, the King
Ranch's High Scud, Hal Price
Headley's Cajun, Max Gluck's Ais
Fair, the Montpelier Farms Pin
tor and Jacob L. Friedman's Orco.
Six Winners Took Derby.
Only necks separated Tom Fool,
Primate and Cousin as they fin
ished in that order April in their
only race this year. Ted Atkinson
again will ride Tom Fool, with
Willie Shoemaker on Primate and
Eric Guerin aboard Cousin.
This richest Wood has a gross
purse of S63, 800 if all IA go, the
winner getting $45,200.
Six winners of the Wood in
other years have gone on to win
the Derby-Gallant Fox, Twenty
Grand, Johnstown, Count Fleet,
Hoop Jr. and Assault. Gallant Fox
in 1880, Count Fleet in 1943 and
Assault in 1916 went on from the
Wood to sweep the Derby Freak
ness-Belmont triple crown.
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College Athletic Proposals
Up for & Consideration Tod0v

missioner, would make no predic-
ton as to what would happen.
Bushnell made it clear, however
that any action taken by the
commissioners would not be bind
ing on any of the conferences.
The commissioners voted yes
terday to ask the NCAA to extend
the period of time permitted for
off-seaSon football and basketball
drills. At present the NCAA rule
says the 20 practice periods for
football must end within 80 suc-
cessive days and within "a days
in basketball.
The commissioners want the
calendar spread for each sport to
include six additional days.