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LOTS o ACREAGE FOR SALE

5-ACRE TRACTS on hard-surfaced
road near Andrews Field. Easy
tS5sds. S 90 JOHN [. SHELTON. SS.f fResl.oT' r.
sHEiPHHEsRSDEO iHsSEO PARK - Ideal rambler
sites, $4,000 and up; see our nice
SO DOWN AND SH SO PER MO. win
buy. very desirable beach lot at
various resorts within 80 mi. from
D. C.; For more particulars, call
KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA. 1900.
NORTH ARLINGTON - Build your
S9-ft: rambler on this level Va acre;
l0O-ft. frontage on Westmoreland
ST.; $3,260 cash. Call OK. 3615.
EAST HYATTSvILlE, s6x160. wooded
Iegel lot: al utilities; cash or terms
"a OF AN ACRE. Franklin Park, Fair
lax County, Va. 10 min. from down.
town WASHINGTON. Phone CHI. 410S.
SO ACRES mr.. MOL; priced to sell.
BERNARD T. BRosIUs, Reaitor.
50 ACES SsEs; fHes in sethasds Sa ssel SEWER
water available. priced for '- quick lick
sale; 100 acres, near Norbeck. Md. !;
both suitable for subdividing. Cali
MIR. SAUNDERS. WI, 500; ewes.
esd and SUI; WI. 514s: IS
O14 AChES. beautiful cleared land
on Marlboro pike, between For
estville and Marlboro. PUFFEN-
BERGER d MOORE, INC, 10.
CHOICE PROPERTIES, from / to
1000 acres: good location for low
cost housing, apts., commercial and
industrial, at low prices and good
terms. e. LOUIS CAPUTI. Realtor.
Phone FA. 2122,
ATTENTION BUiLDERS-l1e acres:
near Potomac, Md: real opportunity.
HEWITT. Rockville 21rQ -7
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NEW B UNITS
Tenants pay all utilities. excep-
tionally well located. all 1-bedrm.
units; priced and financed to be
money-making secure investment; mr.
3. Cap. shopping center; over 81, 100
annual income. ALDRE. INC. LU.
4-0747. s.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

MAINE I'M AVE.-Fireproof brick bldg.
room. A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880. IS
ROSSLYN-3,0OO 50. #. open space;
etc. <. N. tSfPe RoTa' re. IT, tsS 1880. 0mcs nee
CORNER 4th AND C SITS. Me-
story concrete flreproof building. 3Sx
63 It. 1915 per mo. Immediate pos
session: Can be used for many pur-
aoS poSeS Ssps}T M1w so 9eeap1sa aS ng stati9n
MENT CORP. Mr.. Perry, DI. S724;
ewes, OIL. O947. %
K ST. NEAR STATLER-Valuable first
floor location, containing $500 So
IT., completely air conditioned, suit
able Tor large national organization
aolIsndo Il Hn5on heaadqgarssEi gM1TEv ca Cd NJ, NJ
18th st. NV ST 1900.
AUTO REPAIR SHOP. oath and vir-
ginia ave. n.w.-suitable for small
businessman. ample room to re-
on 2nd d. Parking possibilities;
oo Moop%RARP Rfz 0 T. GsD aoRkIs ms Ssaitdgs SSsnfdes
Wise. AVE.-2nd fr., pvt. emit, 1900
50. #. open space. asphalt tile fr.,
ap fuoTsseent res &C iisht; aso2 2 Law; s1o0 mo.
approx; 10000 So. it., 4-story con-
crete, freproof bldg with lge. ele-
vator. formerly occupied by garage;
excel. for. auto repair shop ware
house, wholesale distributor etc. !:
dr1ve-ln entrance from street, reaS.
rent. immediate occupancy To in
spect call LEO M. BERNSTEIN AND
CO. S9 Rsaaltors. 14l5 K st. NV.
18Th 04 AND EYE srs. N.w.-1,ssoo
SO. It. of store and office space,
parking avail. If desired. CARL G,
5000 SO. FT:-2nd and 3rd floors
OF new bldg. corner of 4th and
< sts; NV: CARL G. RoSINSKI
RIGHT in the heart of downtown;
End f.. large show window; reason
able rent. Ma. 6346. Ia
ARLINGTON-Small bldg; storage
End H.; large parking area; ideal
location for small business; located
,st7aaa G. StS4 .st.r n; Washington blvd. ia.
NO. CAPITOL AND N. Y. AVE
Modern store and 2nd-f. ofices; gas
heat; loft space; for any business
use; will subdivide or sell. Also
walk-up space at 9Th and G SITS. NV.
AUERBACH & CO.. DI. 6501. AID.
NEW BLDG. in wide alley. 2ox4ox1e
It. high; 2 entrances, storage: $50.
In the rear Of 4S2 L st. s.w. Call
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FARMS Cont
Virginia Dairy Farm
OVER 3W ACRES

WEN sDVU kaNfkES0
WITH 52-COW BARN
Gently rolling land that is ideal for
tractor farming; good cinder -block
barn with q score of %; Q concrete
silos. dry-cow barn for 20 cows and
other farm buildings; S-room house,
6-room house, 4-room house. This
ineton - over T GOOD roads % The n9 price
unequipped is S77,000 The herd
and machinery may be bought extra.
Mason Hirst, Exclusively
Annandale. Va, Phone JE. 2-7447.
Closed Sundays.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA '4S, beige. $500; Prefect '4s,
black, green leather upholstery, very
clean, $3.50; others to select from
up to 35 miles to the gallon. One
OF these cars would be just the
car for now. Why not take time out
yourself the ease in handling in this
busy Wash. traf1c and how eco
nomical they are. Don't put 1t of
any longer. It's mus. See or call
HILL g. SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer tNA. 9S50), lila YER
AUSTIN pSfi S'f, 1913 ~ 4-dr. sedan; heater;
Al condition; S775 or best offer.
Ss So5s ,J4 Bradlsg dsYo blvd. Chevy Chase
AUSTIN 1916 A40 4-door: heater.
leather int, beau. finish. excel. eng.
sfgS sgpsran ROYAL * kennedS modoRs T.
BnEfcKf lE fo 10 49s; sdoor sedan; sisss
FLOOD p PONTIAC. 422l Conn. ave.
WO. S4Ue.
BUICK 1871 4-door, good cond.. $3.50
BUICK 1850 Roadmaster convertible:
beautiful condition; $195 cash and
assume. notes. S2,240. NO. 6597,
BUICK 1850 Roadmaster conv.; ex-
cellent condition. fully equipped,
shlts II 5sb side;Eal5 GT LIT Tres; one-oWner eaf
BUICK 1889 4-dr.; heater; good con-
dition. oyerhauled engine and
brakes; .S195. WA. 1894 after
pm. -9
BUICK 1871: mechanics special; new
transmission, excellent motor. Been
offered 500 for. tires: needs body
repair. stripped and ready for parts
Best offer above SI00 cash before
Tuesday, 8 pm. May be seen at
1851 Old Georgetown I'd, Bethesda
Md, or cali OIL. 1918.
BUICK AZ conv; equip; SS93. You
1871 Bladensburg Rd. Two city
blocks Of dne cars, 6ss bank a.
nanceQ.
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GARAGES

1909 3rd ST. N.E.-Garage in End
heat Large overhanging doors. front
and rear of bldg. Ceiling heights
16. Fireproof. Suitable for shop OF
warehouse. Rent $175 mo. PAT
TROIANO REAL ESTATE CO., S27
18th st. NV. Ma. $500. -8
GOOD MAN for bad cars; junkers
$50 and up. Call ia. 1863; i'm.
mediate removal. -12
WANTED to rent a 1O-car garage
in Northeast section. MR.. FEM
BERG. Ma. 1919. Sc
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SHANNON & LUCHs co.
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

CASH FOR INCOME and investment
wE wpETops.ty; CAL ST; 1907. sH. 1895:
property. For sudden satisfactory
SSery1ee' SISi iefS can MILTON F. RUPERT,
EN- 6407
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Forestville, Va, Area
2 very nice cleared tracts of ground
fronting on State road about 10
miles from Chain Bridge. One g.
acre tract with stream. other tract
building site. Priced at 500 per
acre with 308o down.
Mrs. VIM. H. Laughlin
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FORD 1893 conVertfble; good TO
and motor; S100. 638 Eye st. M
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

3-RoOM SUITE Of over 900 50. It.
Reasonably priced at 500 per mo
KASS-BERGER, INC. EN-. 500
MOVE OUT where parking is plentiful.
Beautiful 2 and 8 rm. suites, nre-
proof office bldg rubber tile floors.
6709 New Hampshire. just beyond
d. C. line. Very reasonable rent.
BASILIKO INVESTMENT CO., Mr..
Perry, DI. S724. OIL. 0947. -
AIR CONDITIONED. Century Bldg,
412 9TH ct: NV; close to. Courts
elevator bldg. Ofices available in
singles or suites, Ill services In
cluded. Reasonable rent, parking
available. Apply CENTURY CO.,
Room 101. 412 5th st NV. RE. 1894
S9o-s10 r ST. N.W.-Le proit bldg
Lg. bright rms; reas. conv. location
Apply $40 = ak NV. Tn1. 10.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continued.l

10th AND PENNA. AVE.,-945 Penna
ave. NV. Bright srms.; good loca-
ton: reas. elevator. Apply $40 r
st. NV, rn1. 19.
r ST. AT 9th.-(527 9th st. n.w.), de.
sirable off1ces; suitable for most any
business; low rentals. elevator. Ap-
ply $40 r st. NV, rm. 10.
1O17 18th ST. NV; now available;
suite OF z or 3 rooms; also singles;
STREET-LEyEL OFFICE SPACE for
and attr. TO inspect. cal cali 81. ST. 17oS. ns
AIR-CONDITIONED Century Building.
4I2 pin st. NV, opposite Municipal
Court; oflces available in singles or
suites; elevator. Venetian blinds.
aS saaSresee9t IS ass lights Rd ste; sinslss from
%SssSSo'' 4 Co. NC 7ss itth st. C. n.T:. bE bf.
GEORGIA AVE. AND KENNEDY NV.
Conveniently located bldg; $50 mo
ana up; parking avail. RA. 1900.
14th AND ny. AvE.-Approx. 5000
So. IT.. on one floor. Two elevators.
sqrance. advertising. Very reason
able rent. Possession March Ist.
co, 81 10Th st. NV. ST. 5000.
18th AND n ST. N.W.-225O 50. IT.
IN elevator building. Not Partition
ed. Avail. immed. Call Mr.. Holland,
II: @. SMdTHY CO. 811 18th st.
OFFICE SUITABLE for attorney or
fSsineis ING, sepu6iie %de 7se4i M44RNER sUsID- :.
OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM with Of
flHAS in the National n,1{l
would like to represent additional
out-of- town corporations or fndi-
vtduals. Space and secretarial Sery-
HsNGE ifs sTs available. DI, 663s. Mr.:
NR. MAYFLowER HoTEL-Beauti-
fully furn. office in lawyers suite.
service Total cost $3.50 saS mS Psons
Ma. 7076 or WO. 1857. IS
Mr.. HECHT'S AND COURTHOUSE
Call Mr.. Fischer. with DREYFUss
BROS, MA. 0bs2; eyes,, Ho. 2849.
18th AND N. 7. AvE.-Entire a !,
reas. rent Call Mr.. Fischer, with
pREYEUSs BROS. Ma. O5s2; ewes,
DENTISTS SUITE in Silver Spring
rooms, dental lab. and supply
closet; End floor, front; been dem
lists Offices for years: Sl25 mo.
5-yr; lease. RIPLEY d ROMER.
Realtors, 81. Gill. IS
DOWNTOWN STUDIO, excellent front
location: woman with newspaper and
artistic background. knowledge Of
Wash; has studio ofice space for
right person. HU. 1888. IS
OFFICE. desirable s.e. Sec; in med.
bldg, suit for optician, podiatrist,
dental lab; full or part time; low
rent. 10. 3-434O. -I2
Mr.. Goth AND K ST; suite of 8
rms, bath, util. incl; S76 per mo.
RE. 2137. TR. 1866. IS
NEAR CONN. AVE AND K-3 rms.
lrecep. rm.. 2 private rms.), approx,
500 So. IT.; rent unfurn.. $50 mo
DE WERE r. WELDON, Agent. EX,
5S11 Monday. -
SILVER SPRING-Ideal location for
small or large officeS on Ga. ave;
near main business section; reas.
rent. SIDNEY z. MENSH 81 co.
Ma. GAO. III
OFFICE OR STUDIO in good location,
furnished or unfurnished. 1928
Columbia I'd NV. o.
RIGHT DoWTowN. very reas. rent.
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AIR CONDITIONED Century Building,
412 5th st. NV, opposite Municipal
Court: ofi5ces available in singles or
fiuorescent lights, etc; singles from
$4S to $3.50. THOS. j. FISHER
y CO., INC. 73S 18th st. NV. DI.
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AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

USED AUTO PARTS-Tires. tubes.
sions. ETC., for most cars. All parts
guaranteed 80 days. A few used
cars for sale cheap. KENILWORTH
AUTO CO. 1901 Kenilworth ave.
n.e., VI. 666S.
TRUCK TIRES-2 new 7.5Ox2O s-ply
Firestone truck tires and tubes;
$115. PETROLEUM EQUIP. CO., RE.
5367 Ii
TRUCK BODY, van type. 12-ft. long.
Al clearance lights, in good condi-
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End TRUST NOTES, seasoned. big
discount; nice prop. resp. buyers.
COURTESY REALTY CO.. ME. 6577
and TRUST, deferred purchase, ss,-
$50: payable S46 mo-, So, only
$3.50. Well secured. RA. 341S.
md TRUST. deferred purehase. S4,-
$50: payable S45 mo-. SEC. only
$4,000. Well secured. RA. 34ls.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

BETHESDA, MD.-Large established
organization, interested in renting
well located store. Minimum space,
l5x30,. will pay UP to $500 monthly
Call LA. $4,000. 10
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Once a Lifetime
Here is Q ranch home in true Call
fornia styling Center foyer en-
trance with center hall. 5 spacious
rms, with a Keystone equipped kit,
picture windows: fenced yard. patio.
An area most in demand. Large Gl
loan can be assumed.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
2222 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500 Till 6
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MONEY WANTED
BOATS

$4,000 FIRST MORTGAGE, So OF
new residential property. ampiy
secured. p. O. Box 1852.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

0,00O SO. FIT. Of ground centrally
located; pvt. TT. siding and office
Ma. 5SS5.
S.E. ID. C.-Bldg., $50 SO. IT. 1st f.,
with 1855 50. #. fenced yard; S75
month. A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880. -S
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SYCAMORE GARDENS
RAMBLERS

AVA A4V4 4O4A4AAVO
These brand-new Calf. ranch style
ramblers feature the very latest
in modern time-saving equipment
and represent the finest in new home
construction. Some of the features
standing value are lge. liv. rm with
firepl.. dining L." fully equipped
kit. 16x1o screened side porch,
lge bedrms. with sliding closet
doors, and full partition bsmt.
with outside entr. Many other un-
usual and attractive features to
be found upon your personal in
spection; SHOWN BY APPOINT
YEONAS REALTY
GL. 21OO Realtor OK, 1243
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FARMS

FARM WANTED TO BUY-Not over
30 miles from D. c., Prince Geo's.
Montgomery. Arundel. or Calvert
Counties, Md. Large cash payment
Box Bald, Star -
BRANDYWTNE. MD.-200 acres; to-
bacco and cattle farm; on macadam
road; modern house, 3 barns; ap-
prox cattle and tobacco sales, S12.-
GOO per year. Sacrifice for SOS. 900.
WE SELL FARMS
127-acre dairy farm. 12 miles from
d. c. line; 2 concrete dairy barns
in excellent condition. Good road
frontage. Financing no problem
335-acre stock or dairy farm, 12-
room modern house, 2 tenant houses,
barns in excellent condition. Locat-
ed in the heart Of Montg. Co.
16O-acre stock farm, located in How
ard County, reasonably priced Ex-
eeptionaliy good ground, buildings
We have several farms: For furthe,
information, call Mr.. Randolph, ouI
farm representative. y
THOMPSON & GRAY
81. 6100. Rsaltor., Q I'll 0.
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DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. 91o 18th st. NV.
near Conn. and K. New. modern
attractive desk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist, SWITCH
BOARD, mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 3458.
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IN FALLS CHURCH

J In FALLS CHURCH
An older home. 2 stories, bedrms.
F, with bath, lge. liv. rm. with fire.
place, separate din. rm., lge. kitchen;
pt. basement with new INV. heat;
2-car garage; on approx. l acre;
for quick sale
JOSEPH w SEAY co.
Exclusive Realtors. FA. 1920 or 1921
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

CORNER 4th g. c SITS. NE,
Corner, 2-story, fireproof bldg, 3sx63
IT., now occupied as gas station; can
be utilized for most any other retail
or wholesale purposes. ONLY 300
cash required; balance in low in
stallments. BASILIKO INVESTMENT
CQRP Mr. Perry, DI. s724; ewes.
OL. U947. 3
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

square it. storage space. S14. 900.
Call Mr.. Lynch, RE: $685.; ewes,
DE. 1888. WOODWARD & NORRIS,
Realtors. -
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

TRUCK with IL OF. 8 men; moving,
hauling; small jobs a speciality;
24-hr. serv. MI. 7e4S or 10. $4,000.
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RAMBLER ON 8 ACRES

L WITH HILL, TREES AND CREEK
HhiS handsome brick rambler has a
beautiful living room with fireplace,
dining room, modern kitchen 3
bedrooms, 2 baths and a utility
room with laundry facilities Though
It has such city conveniences as gas
heat and public sewerage, 1t enjoys
privacy and Quietness. Another of
its attractive features is an over
size brick garage with a semiinished
4-room apartment upstairs For
peaceful living with a close-in To-
cation, this property is outstanding
Price. S42, 1000; substantial down
payment required
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2nd TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

Second trusts wanted. Cash today
RA. 22S1. Gil. 6676. day or ewes.
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STORES FOR RENT Cont

SHOPPING CENTER, located in West
Hyattsville. Opening for beauty
1875; off-street parking for 40 cars.
Cau Mr.. Holland. H. G. SMITHY CO.,
8l1 10th st. NV. ST. 5000.
HEART OF S.W. MARKET
Ala 18th st. s.w.; located in new and
modern ONCE building; $500 mo.
Call r.; A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor,
MA. 6O2O. -13
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,MNnET, "rT'' EORn

MODEL "T" FORD
1925 sedan: perfect condition: coli
lector's item; wonderful hobby: ex-
ira motor. tires and other parts
included: $3.50. CHI. 6169 or Ho.
1921 -
USED CAR LOT FOR sALE-Com-
pletely equipped. now in operation;
very good location. For information.
call MR.. BROWN, WI, 9773. -
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THERE oUGHTA BE A LAW,

gooR ceNGEly ! We WAS PINNED 70 MS eeD
WITH 8AD CASE OF LOCUS ON TIE 6OoliS
EOK WEEK, AND MS BOSS NEVER ONCE CAIED
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ATTENTION BUILDERS,
DEVELOPERS. INVESTORS.
approx. 100000 50. #. of land Zoned
for apt. houses. Very close-in No.
Arl. location. For sale. package deal,
Star q y
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcons.,

i0-UNIT APT. PRoJECT-1-2-3 bed.
rooms with 3 exposures In P. g. Co.
at D. C. line; "a times rental;
$4,000, plus adjustments. balance
one trust, 4se; principals only.
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RY the Associated Rress

NEW YORK, Nov. THE Unit
ed States equestrian team is going
great guns at the 64th National
Horse Show, outshining the best
riders from four other nations in
the international jumping compe-
tition.
But the question came up to-
day: What is this country going
to do for a team to replace the
three star members now planning
to RETREAT least for the year
after the Toronto Winter Fair In
Canada ends November %? The
United States has been invited to
two shows by Mexico next month
Arthur McCaslIin of Pluckemin
N. j.. captain of the United States
team, and Billy Steinkraus OF
Westport. Conn.,. both OF whom
competed in the Olympic Games
last summer in Helsinki, along
with Maj. John Russell, now or
Army duty in Germany, say they
are through. The same goes fol
Mrs. Carol Durand. the Kansas
City housewife who left a husband
and baby home to return to inter-
national competition at the cur.
rent Madison Square Garden show
This is all SWELL" said yount
Steinkraus, star of the Unitec
States who has won three indi.
vidual championships, including
the President of Mexico Trophy
last night.
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East Cites 5 Terps
And YuIe's MoIIoy
For AH-Americu
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Five
members of Maryland's unbeaten
team, along with Yale's fine
lpasser, Ed Molloy, are the latest
Ito catch the eye Of the Eastern
board scanning material for the
Associated Press All-America
football team.
Jack Scarbath. the Terrapins
brilliant T-quarterback, headed
the Maryland list which also in
cluded Halfback Chet Hanulak,
Tackles Dick Modzelewski and
Bob Morgan and Guard Bill
IMaletzky.
(Ten Maryland players al
ready have been nominated by
the Southern board, with Scar
bath and Modzelewski unani-
nous choicest
Molloy, a slick quarterback
from Fairfield, Conn, led Yale
Ito a 21-7 triumph over Dartmouth,
completing 13 passes for a seasons
total of 73. His best receiver, Ed
WoodSum, also was mentioned for
consideration for the third
straight week.
Members of the Eastern Re-
Igional Board are Barney Madden
of the Providence Journal and
Evening Bulletin. Arthur Samp-
son of the Boston Herald and Ed
Pollock of the Philadelphia Bull
Iletin.
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U.S.. Riders, Starring in Garden.
Plan to Retire at Bad Time

But. it isn't putting any money
in the bank for me. have to go
back to work."
Steinkraus, ~. and McCashin
have been under a terrific grind
for IA months. while Mrs. Durand
kept in trim at home since she
wasn't eligible for the Olympics.
McCashin has a wife and family
at his New Jersey farm and he's
seen very little of them for more
than a year.
Brig. Gen. Alfred G. Tucker
man. president Of the national
show, is working feverishly to line
up riders and horses to accept an
Invitation to the two Mexican in
Iternational horse shows in Mexico
City, November 29-December g.
and in Monterrey, December 10
is when President Don Adolfo
Ruiz Cortinez will be inaugurated
Mexican riders have been COM
ing to the New York show for IL
years, and Tuckerman feels the
United States is obligated to have
a team for the south of the border
shows.
He says Maj. Jack Burton. with
the United States Army at Fort
Knox. KY; Charles B. Lyman. jr.,
West Chester, Pa; Carter Bullar
Crosse Pointe. Mich. and Philip
Tate, Southern Pines, N. c., are
Continued on Page CO, Col. ~
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No Bowl Bid Received
Officials Say Terps
will Abide by Rules

Although Maryland has been
sounded out unoficially as an op-
for Georgia Tech in the
Sugar Bowl, the Terps have re-
ceived no formal invitation ano
none is in sight, DR.. H. c. Byrd
university president. and Coach
Jim Tatum said today.
Both said Maryland would abide
by Southern Conference rules
which currently prohibit post
season play. Conference leaders
will meet at Clemson College De-
cember 1918 and bowl games will
be thoroughly aired there. but il
may be too late then to permit
the Terps to accept an invitation,
Coach Bud Wilkinson Of Okla
homa told the Associated Press
today that he has not received
any feelers or invitations to play
in any post-season bowl games
The sounding out" of Maryland
occurred early in the week wher
Tatum received a call from 9
of the Sugar Bowl Com
mittee who said his inquiry about
the Terps' position was inspired
by indications of a change oi
heart toward bowl games on the
part of Southern Conference big
wigs, particularly President Cor.
don Gray of the University oi
North Carolina.
In New Orleans, Irwin Poche
president of the Mid = Winte,
Sports Association which sponsor
the Sugar Bowl, said:
1--WE are scanning the horizon
but no team has been invited II
be Georgia Techs opponents. An!
statement that another team hai
been invited is conjectural."
Evening star., 1952-11-07
By George Huber

A freshman quarterback prob
ably will be at the helm tonight
when George Washington Univer-
sity returns to Grifhth Stadium
las host to Bucknell. Bob Gribble
and Hugo Valdesirri, both first
year men from Pennsylvania, have
been directing the team in prac-
tice this week, and Gribble looks
like the starter. Game time is
|8:15 pm.
Ray Fox, a junior. has been the
guiding spirit of the Colonials'
Isplit-T, but his effectiveness has
fallen off lately.
Adding to GW's strength to-
night will be the return of Ler
lCiemniecki, the speedy freshman
lhalfback who led Colonial scorers
after the first two games. He
hasn't been able to play much
since he was injured early in the
Virginia game.
Beaten Only by Colgate.
Bucknell, loser only to Colgate
this season while winning five
other games, brings in a heavy
Evening star., 1952-11-07
Injury 10 Leake
|MayBe:Handicap
Against Irish
Hulfbuck Hurts Ankle
In Lost Workout for
Notre Dame Bottle
BY the Assoeiused Press

The college football season be-
gins its rush down the home
stretch tomorrow with gold in
the form of bowl games and glory
in the form of conference cham
Ipionships beckoning the teams on
With the exception of the Uni
Iversity of Maryland - second
ranked team in the Associated
Press weekly poll-all the big
boys get into action. Barring
Oklahoma. the undefeated teams
all seem to have easy sailing.
The Sooners, on their way to
another Big Seven crown, a title
on which they have squatters'
rights. face Notre Dame in the
NCAA's television game of the
week Some of these TV games
have been busts, but this one looks
like q natural.
Oklahoma Back Hurt.
The Irish have been in-and-
cutters most of the season, but at
least they should make it close
for Billy Vessels & Co. II they
rise to the occasion. it could be
an upset. The Sooners rank
fourth in the Nation and are un-
defeated although tied once.
Although Oklahoma has been
made a two-touchdown favorite,
the Sooners got a jolt in yester-
days final workout before the
squad left Norman by plane today
for South Bend. Halfback Buddy
Leake twisted his ankle on the last
play of the workout and Coach
Bud Wilkinson said he would not
know until game time whether
Leake will be able to play. The
star back from Memphis first in
jured the ankle in the Kansas
game two weeks ago and has been
on the bench since except for
kicking extra points.
Michigan State, the No. outfit
has breather in Indiana and the
only question seems to be how
long Biggie Mum s. lads will wait
before turning on the power.
Georgia Tech Plays Army.
Georgia Tech, UCLA and South
ern California should have no
undue trouble in their days as
Isignments. Georgia Tech. al
ready selected for the Sugar
Bowl. goes against Army which,
Ialthough no pushover.s certainly is
not in the Ramblin' Wrecks class.
UCLA and Southern California,
tSee FOOTBALL, Page C-3.)