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CONN. AND NEBRASKA

CONN. AND NEBRASKA
Center-hall brick, vacant. bedrms.,
: title baths. built-in garage, SAL
500 Terms accepted.
TENCHER-WALkER, INC. AID. 2644
WALTER REED AREA
CUSTOM BUILT DET. BRICK
1st FL. POWDER RIM. AND BEDRM
Grades ConSidered)
Truly for discriminating buyer, sit
uated one block from 18th. Gracious
living room. l2x26. with fireplace
large dining room, modern Kitchen.
10-cu.-ft. refer. with freezer chest,
Isl, fl. powder room, inviting cen cor
bedrooms. 2 colored tile baths, fin-
ished attic, det. garage. full base
ment. beautifully 'andscaped lot
Many more extras. Unusual financ-
ing Will sell quickly. BY appt.,
Mrs Kohn. RA. S943
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 18th st. NV. DI. 3a46
VACANT
Quackenbos St, mr.. N. H. ave.-De.
tached, 2-story, new brick: fenced
level lot. Lge. liv. rm., din; rm,
mod. kit, 3 nice. bedrms., . col
cred tile baths, beautiful FINISHED
se wiz consider 5 oTasE ress sox4uS oxn
ment or trade. Mr.. PERRY. DI
S724: ewes. OIL. O947. 80
CONN. AVE AND s ST. NV.
z bedrooms, 3 baths. Suitable fol
dr.'s Offices or apis. So 600 first
trust. Call Mrs. Dawson. WO. 4l62
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 18th st. NV. DI. 3346
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

Mr.. KEY BR.-Cozy Arm. porch
bungalow; Oil h.-w.h.; bsmt.; excel.
cond.; outdr. firep..; S95. OR. 81, y.
(. BLKs. FROM MD. LrNE-Jus; off
l6th st. 3 bedrms.. . baths; con-
Fur inspection. cali BARKLEY
BROS. Ma. 9277. ask for Mrs
TskoMA siStli PARK. off N. Hampshire
ave-. story, 6-rm. det: brick;
Schools and shopping: Si20 mo. Cali
], J, o'CoNNoR. ST. ss2"' eyes.
N. si HsMP. MP AND UNIV. LANE-a-bed-
rrm1;; semidet; brick; ., ! ". Old old; with 1,d
!a!i eaIl 'jn' j q soGoSNoE. dS ST. ss s
ARLINGToN. IsIiiS 40 .'Hra few blks. Hechts.-a-
bedrm. semidet. brick oil h.-a. heat,
bsmt:; fenced yard; Dead-end ST..
nr. elem. schools Sl10. oW. f32, 81
s-RooM BRICK HOUSE, INV. oil
heat. vacant Rent. S115, 4s15
Frohlieh Lane; Md. Ii. 3-2S6l :
WHEATON a " :, brl,k g,lx ~ DunGs, "a
basement Sligo 0493 80
TAKOMA PARK-colonial brick, :,
hedrms. :, baths rec. rm.. 1repl..
porches television. WI. 1892.
s0s.5 A ST. Seat Pleasant. Nd New
house, . bedrms.. lge. liv. rm.. kit.
RUPPERT. lo21 7th st. NV -27
NEW BRICK. semidet. in new ne.
section: 3 bedrms,, "A baths. liv.
rm.. din. rm., well-eduip. kit.,. recr.
rm. and full bsmt.; Sl35 mo. ARL-
EDGE BROS. ia. 7-4333 or ia.
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HOME
and
INCOME
NEW DUPLEX
2-APT HOMES

Ever think Of having your own home
pay for itself for present and fu-
ture security? Here's the answer
for the investment-minded home
buyer. Well located in s.e.'s best
residential and rental area. Each
home has 2 apis, each apt. has
rooms and bath. Features: De luxe
kitchens with disposal and exhaust
fan, colored tile baths. 2 beautiful
bedrms., sliding-door closets. full
size din. rm.. huge liv. rm. Tre-
mendous full bsmt. has separate
electric gas and heating system
To inspect any time call
ALDRE, INC.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Beautiful g.
room house. 4 years old; ~ baths.
garage, bsmt.. gas heat, dishwasher.
S275 mo Adults; no pets; avail.
co. &C. $3.50 o5h il S. shANN3N lam pa. SAB $ LucHs
CHEVY CHASE-Two biks. from
Circle. attrac, 4-bedrm,, 2-bath res.
Two Tw13car garage; $3.50. Call OR
NEAR 18th and R. I. ave. n.e.-Two,
bsmtt; Sl35 per mo. cAsKEY
sfI1ER HssIsRr sfRiNaM5-room fP GOO; brick bun.
cony. to Georgia ave. and shopping
center; $3.50 mo. LO. 7-9322. 81"
BETHESDA - Attrac. det. 2-story
brick with . rms. IL baths. rec.
=; 4, LEE ED ID3oNNELIY' MA. sa1e; eyes.
SILVER sPRNG-Beautifu 2-bedrm.
brick rambler. near Franklin and
Flower ave-, rec. rmr close to every
thing, tastefully furn.. $50 per
,pH NJ sl575z Z +. BLANCHARD RealtOr' aS
sex Tss Rms ms S 1aa' snd HRafT6s Rsfff1 5sdrg 81
NV, excel; furn. Avail Dec. - on
~: RoXBURY PL. N.W.-6-room
gas heat; rent sl25 mo, Call DI
ARLINGTON-5-rm. brick. furnished
new cond., on beaut. wooded knoll
Ten min. downtown or Pentagon; l
block to bus; oil heat: S125 month
3645; MR.; KEssECKER; 27'
500 PER MO. rent to family desiring
to buy my furniture for small addi-
tional payment monthly, or will rent
fully furn. for .St20 mo. Fine q
bedrm home in Alex. all bedrm. furn.
brand new. Gil. 1921 or OW. 61Tl.
1910 LoNGFELLow ST. NV
fully furn.: avail. for immed occup. !;
suitable for 4 or ) adults; SlS5
mo; l-yr;, lease: gas heat. To
s5ii woodrow ave. Cabin John.
rms. liv, rm.. din. rm.:- kit. and
path path garage; Sl"5 mo. To inspect
CREsTWoOD. upper 10th st, area
furnished bedrms., 3h baths.
2-car gar. finished bsmt. with rec,
rm.: available rental Dec. l to June
I at $500 per mo. Inspect at 1900
Shepherd st and If interested. phone
Mar IA e-sSso sSpkEWs NV ss riELp1pive.r HE e:
and bath bunga., > rms. and u
bath in bsmt. Gas heat. Close to
bus. TV.. nicely furn. o. B. zANT-
FINGER, JR. WA. 1919 or
$9O-Two bedrm.. acre land. Bsmt.
Children allowed TYSON'S COR
NER, VA. Vienna l41-J-1.
500 PER MO. rent to family desiring
to buy my furniture for small addi-
tional payment monthly, or will rent
fully furn. for $40 mo. Fine -
bedrm. home in Alex, all bedrm. furn
brand-new. Gil. 1921 or OW. 6771
ROSEMARY HILLS. SILL. SPG.-7-
rm. house, 2r2 baths, garage, recr
rm.: dishwasher, disposal, TV
washer. dryer. ironer; avail. Dec. l
to July | S22j. SH 3414. 80
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE
SOUTHEAST

600 Xenia st. s.e.-Fast route down.
town via So. Capitol st. Bridge. Very
large, 2-bedrm, units; S1u0 per mo-.
incl. utils.: garages available in same
bldg; $3.50 per mo. UN. $500.
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THREE E-BEDRM.. 2-BATH HOME
Suburban Falls Church; immed
available $3.50
LOVELY 7-ROOM COUNTRY HOME
On Il acres. Is mi. Washington,
D. c.; 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, large
living room. den S175
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors FA. 1890
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BUCKNELL MANOR

BUCKNELL MANOR
Brand-new, 3-bedrm., Q
bath. living rm.. dining rm.,
full basement. semidetached
homes for rent. Homes have
fully equipped kit. and fenced
rear yard To be completed
approximately Dec. l. Only
20 min. from 14th st. bridge.
For information call TIE. 1868
or KI. s-6140. Sample home,
1907 Radcliffe drive. Open
1T: 80 pm.
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SILVER SPRING
TACHED BRICK


SILVER SPRING
DETACHED BRICK-$15,950
3 BEDRMS., FIREPL., BSMT.
Montgomery County's best home buy
1t yourself. All brick, approx. s yrs.
old, attrac. home in very desirable
neighborhood. Lily. rm., firepi. and
picture window, full din. rm., kit.
with lge. breakfast space. End floor,
3 CHEEKY bedrms.. bath and lots OF
closet and storage space. Gas heat.
Trees. deep level lot. Close to ele-
mentary and parochial schools; bus
" block. Owner transferred. Quick
avail. for purchaser at 4Xes. pay
able S77.SS mo. Only 81. 4.i5O be-
tween loan and total price. Try to
match that! Trades considered. Call
Mr. Han. 81. 419O, to see this amaZ-
ing value.
VIZ prprNc cArrs Y.,%,
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. SALE

IMMACULATE 2-BEDROOM, 2-bath
apt in modern 3-yr.-old bldg; 23-
IT. living rm.. dining space, stainless
steel kitchen. built-in bookcases;
exposures; roof deck: excel. location.
bordering Rock Greek Park and close
to extensive shopping and trans
PSnasd Portationi nan Prise. $lS,25o' with terms,
SMITHY CO., ST. 5000: res. MI.
5004
CAPITOL HILL-Two-rm.. kit. and
bath apt. completely redecorated and
located across the street from Su-
preme Court Bldg. An unsual op-
portunity for those desiring this
location. Price. $40, 500, terms. Please
call Mr.. Gavin, with H. G. SMITHY
CO., ST. $500; res. MI. 5004.
Own Your Own Apt. Home
Our cooperative apartment
ownership plan has stood the
test of time since 1920. Buy
with confidence from special
lists, in a specialized field.
THE MENDOZA
2@20 Goth st. NV. Il blk.
from Conn. ave. on Kalorama
rd.). This is our latest bldg.
A few choices at original
prices still avail. Limited to
adult families. Apis. contain
. rms, kit. and bath, and 6
rms. kit. and . baths, 3 eX-
poSures and cross ventilation.
You will agree that 1t would
be difficult to obtain COM
parable homes without paying
many thousands of dollars
more than the low prices of
$4,000 to 1000. at which
these lovely homes are offered.
SPECIAL, one of the largest
type has been completely
modernized and redecorated
and may be had at the original
price plus the cost of i'm
provementS.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
1T
(closed today
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg, Ma. 9565
.COLORED-l32O AND 1921 FAIR
MONT, ST. N.W.-In lovely apt.
bldg. | rm.. kit. and bath; ST.. IS
mo- with as little 500 down. To
inspect see janitor, then call GE.
343l or RA. 1851. -29
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

COLORED-5-RM. ROW BRICK, elec.
gas and water; S195 down. $50 mo.
REALTY FINANCE CO., ME. 51S5
COLORED. i345 4th s.W.--5 inns.
$500 dn., bal rent; open Sat. Sun;
owner; mr.. everything. ia. 7010.
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CONN. GARDENS

1894 Gail st.--New. lovely. 3-bedrm.
rambler: full bsmt.; picture window;
lge. wooded lot. FHA or conventional
preciated. Open. : til dark. sfGLER
& CO.. GE. 3431. LO. 5-4254, RIA.
1851. Out Viers Mill I'd. one mi. past
Kensington- hwy. intersec-
ton. turn left on Gail st. to open
sign
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REUPHoLsTERY FACTORY

DUE TO TREMENDOUS OVERLOAD,
OUR PRESENT CONTRACTOR CAM
NOT HANDLE OUR WORK. THERE
FORE WE ORE FORCED TO OPEN
STH S9nR4 owN EACTSET IN Tt1r VIII Tp lpE GoN, s
SUPERVISOR ON A SALARY PLUS
PARTNERSHIP BASIS; MUST BE
ABLE TO MAKE SMALL INVEST
MENT. OR WILL CONSIDER BUY
ING INTO AN ESTABLISHED RE-
UPHOLSTERY FACTORY. ALL
% bENcE hII PIEAsE ds WRfTF H1T GfVIEG GUMEfj
BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE,
IF ANY, NAME. ADDRESS AND
PHONE NUMBER. BOX 2l8-S,
STAR.
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Own Your Own Apt. Home

Our cooperative apartment
ownership plan has stood the
test of time since 1920. Buy
with confidence from special
lists, in a specialized field.
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THE SCOTT ROBINSON CO.
BUILDERS
CORNER BRICK RAMBLER
ASSUME CT HnAM 60 D m
BETHESDA
md0 nEn

BetheSda-$2,95O Cash
NEW BRICK CAPE COD
Brand-new! Custom built! Features
front porch. large. liv. rm.. firepl.,
space, eXpansible attic (floored, in
sulated, heated, full bsmt., outside
entrance. Call Mr.. Smith, 10.
5-S705.
w. BERENS SALES. INC,
1928 K St NV MA 1000
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. NA.2345

Chevy Chase, Md.-Brookdale
$23, ,750-LOW CASH DOWN
3 BEDROOMS BATHS
SEPARATE APARTMENTS
IN BASEMENT
Fine established neighborhood. near
D. c. transportation, schools and
the new Woodward and Lothrop. Six
spacious rooms plus a delishtful
ment; excellent condition through
out. Immediate possession.
Town g. Suburban, OR. 9400
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GREENACRES- MD
S17.50O

Sl7,5OO
Attractive 6-rm. brick Colonial home.
In excel. cond 1st floor. liv. rm.,
din. rm. and kit; end f.. 3 bed
rms. and bath; full bsmt. with
outside entrance and gas warm air
heat. Very large level yard. Excel.
for children. Walking distance 10
grade school. Call by appt. PHIL
LIPS. CANDY a. FULLER. INC. ST.
2400; ewes. OR. 0652. 81
ROCK CREEK HILLS
In community of restful charm,
this 3-bedrm., 2-bath rambler, on
A-acre lot, presents an excellent
view Of the park. Through hall
plan. large dream. all-electric kit,
separate breakfast rm., screened
porch, full bsmt. with above -eround
recr. rm.; built-in 2-car garage.
Call Mr.. Mccormick. ST. 1900, with
JAMES L. DIXON q CO.
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COLORED-I3aO AND 1921 FAIR
MONT ST. N.W.-In lovely apt.
bldg. l .rm.. kit. and bath; So, .g5
mo. with as little Sl00 down. To
inspect see janitor, then call GE.
343l or RA. 256I. 30
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THE MENDOZA
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
TT
(closed today,

EDMUND J. FLYNN
Coop Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg, Ma. 1855
Evening star., 1952-11-27

Continued on Next Page,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
Carolina Power & Light Co.
Bids To Bring New Industry

This seems to be of the greatest
Importance to the company anu
to the area.
"In order to more effectively
accomplish what is desired Mr:
S. P. Vecker, vice presioent VI
the company, has been placed al
charge of the company's industrial
and agricultural development. In
addition to his principal duties III
securing new industries, Mr.
Vecker will assist the president
from time to time in special as
signments of Importance.
MIR. Hugh G.. Isley, our general
sales manager, has been placed III
full charge of our sales depart,
ment and its activities and Will
report direct to the president Oh
the company"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
ADVICE ON NUTS

J. Carl Lynn, Nixon's Cross
Roads merchant and candidate for
Magistrate, has invited Horny
County peanut growers to consult
with him on various problems re-
lating to the planting and growing
of peanut crops. Lynn, who farm
ed for many years before gong
into the mercantile business, has
for several years maintained an
experimental peanut garden IN an
effort to help local peanut grow
erS get the highest yield per acre
from their peanut crops. Lynn al
so buys and ships peanuts TO
northern markets.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28

Accenting it's efforts to bring
new industry to its service area,
Carolina Power & Light Company
has made industrial and agricul-
tural development a full-time job
under direct supervision of vice
president.
The announcement was made
today by Louis V. Sutton, presi-
dent of CP & L. He said S. Paul
Vecker, a vice president, will de-
vote his efforts towar dsecuring
new industries.
Full responsibility for sales act
ivities CT the company were shift
ed to Hugh G. Isley, the general
sales manager.
'The company wishes to place
greater emphasis on its efforts to
bring new industries into the en-
larged area in the Carolinas, con-
sisting of approximately 10000
square miles, which the compayn
now serves" Sutton said in a
letter to all department heads.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
HEWITT LICENSED

The Federal Communlcalloiio
Commission has just awarded a
Radio-Telephonee operators IA
cense to l.. l.. Hewett, Jr., OF &c
can Drive Beach and Shalotte' ~
c. Hewett, who manages the HeW-
EFT Hotel at Ocean Drive ,recentiy
completed three years in radio
engineering at the MllWaukee
School of Engineering in Mill
wallkee. Wis.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
STATION OPENS

The new and modern ESQ oeit
ire Center at Ocean Drive beacn'
owned by Alton Thompson wa
opened for business TINS ~, WIZ The
The older, smaller station on tlis
same site has been dismantley ana
moved off, leaving much large !,
space for car traffic. 1t IS oeihs
operated by Ed Daub and Oro'n-
ORC
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28

The college prom was filled TO
OVERLOOKING. A gallant junior said
to a young lady, Thanks for the
dance
Dance? Dancer" she asked,
puzzled. 81 was trying to push my
way through the crowd to the
punchbowl."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28

the old lady, "but you'rs\
straight to hell" sNq
The :, drunk leaped to hi, =.
and yelled at the driver So H Is:
off quick. I'm on the wro,. II
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28

WRONG BUS cot
drunk got on a bus and sat
Lawn beside an elderly, white
haired lady. -, .,;d
nvo,, may not know it, salo
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
News Briefs
Returns Home

Mrs. Thomas B. Taylor OF NO.
cent Beach, returned nome Ave
nesday after spending ten oa 7n
in Durham, N. c., where shg 1,7o o
de an operation at "a''s
HOSPITAL.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-05-28
POPPY DAY

POPPY DAY
This Saturday in POPPY IA IL
Buy a lapel flower from u ua1n =
the local Poppy girls and heip
disabled veteran.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Co-Favorite Nerve
Beaten by a Head;
Double Pays S245
SpecicI pispq,ch ,o The Scr

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va, Mar.
S.-The Charles Town race track
produced a crowd Of 10000 this
afternoon, a mutual play of more
than 100000 and q feature race
In which co-favorites battled to
a photo finish.
The surprising crowd. one Of
the biggest in the tracks history
was treated to d program that
came up with close finishes and
exceptionally fast times most Of
the way. The sixth race feature
Of about ~ furlongs went to v.
T. Carter's High Ronda by q neck
over Frank Ulrich's Nerve. The
two were z to co-favorites, with
the winner paying $3.50.
High Ronda moved in front
right after the start and kept q
slight lead despite challenges from
Bob OIee, Bustacle and Nerve.
Bob OLee faded after making a
strong threat at the quarter mark
and gave up third place to Bus
tacle.
Two more close finishes came in
the seventh and eighth races, with
Jockey Willie Downs aboard the
winners both times. He took A.
r. Cremen's Great Hope home
ahead of T. w. Kinks Winter
Passes in the seventh race for q
$34.30 mutual, and had another
head finish with Delta Stables
Empire Valley over j. p. Simpsons
Big Toes to pay $500 in the
eighth.
Another of those big Charles
Town daily doubles was marked
up this afternoon, although a
favorite won the first race. Cherry
Prelude, worth q S. mutual, was
coupled with the $38.4O Barby Bet
in the second race for the $245.2O
double.
Evening star., 1952-03-09

refusing to take the jump. It's q
tough one, consisting of a broad
ditch and stiff hedge. And the
hedges are SO tough a man can
walk on top Of them.
Easter Hero hit the hedge, ca
|romed of another horse and the
two of them went into the ditch.
They started running up and down
the ditch and the horses following
them simply refused to take the
Jump. You never saw anything
like it in your life. Twenty-seven
|of 'em. with their riders. kicking,
whipping and cussing. but all
ducking away from the jump
when driven to it. Those two
riderless horses got 'em. My mount
was in the melee"
Bonsal, before devoting his en-
tire time to training, served as
Master Of the Green Spring Valley
Hounds for seven years. He comes
from a family of horsemen. His
father founded the Hartford Hunt
lat Monkton. Md. and was Mas
ter of Hounds there at the time
of his death. This was due to an
accident in the hunting field,
when he was thrown and suffered
fatal injuries.
| (FitzGerald News Service.)
Evening star., 1952-03-09
IA Horses Are Entered
In Rosecroff HeadIiner

Fourteen horses have been NOM
mated for the $1,000 Henry Volo
Free-For-An Pace May 80, high
light Of the opening night Of the
2O-night meeting at RoSecroft
Raceway May Is.
The field includes William H.
Canes sensational Good Time,
leading money winner Of harness
racing with $208. .592. and Solicitor,
4-year old purchased last Novem-
ber for q phenomenal 500. 900 by
Lawrence B. Sheppard, Of the
Hanover Shoe Farms. Solicitor
will be driven by Johnny Simpson
1851 driving champion, and TOP
money winner with $333,136.
The field is studded with such
seige guns as DR.. Stanton. Dudley
Hanover, Prince Jay, Jerry The
First, Direct Rhythm. Floating
Dream, White Mountain Boy
Golden Broom. True Kitty, Spruce
Up and DR.. Holman.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Oil Capitol Defeats
Greek Ship by Neck
In New Orleans Cap
BY ihe Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 8-On
Capitol staged a stretch drive to
win the $4,000 New Orleans
Handicap at the Fair Grounds to-
day, beating the favored Greek
Ship by a neck.
Light Broom was third In the
mile and one-sixteenth feature,
which closed the 81-day season.
Near Track Record.
Oil Capitol, owned by Hasty
House Farm. was timed In Ia
over q fast track. one-fifth OF the
track record held jointly by Mar
riage and Valdina Orphan. He
paid $12.40, $500 and $500.
Greek Ship. owned by the Brook
meade Stable, returned $3.50 and
$3.50 while G. c. Tanners Light
Broom returned $3.50.
The betting on the days pro-
gram amounted to $649,351, an
all-tirlle record for the Fair
Grounds. The attendance was
1880.
Bugledrums rushed into a long
early lead with Light Broom Sec
ond and Greek Ship third. They
held those positions until the
three-eighths post when Jockey Al
Popara sent Light Broom after
BugledrumS and took the lead.
Then Came OIL Capitol.
Light Broom swept into a good
lead as they went into the stretch
but Greek Ship quickly picked
him up and took command with
what appeared to be a safe lead
Then Ken Church piloted OIL
Capitol out Of the dust, continued
with a good rush and sped by
Greek Ship. Light Broom was three
lengths behind Greek Ship at the
finish.
Oil Capitol was flown here yes
terday from Miami for the race.
Church also came here mainly
for the handicap, his second VIC
tory in the closing feature. Church
won last year on c. B. Whitney's
Mount Marcy.
Evening star., 1952-03-09

half and he followed It quickly
with the mile and five furlong
Grayson Stakes ct Laurel..At Pim-
leo he took the mile and six fur
long Governor Bowie and the two
miles and q sixteenth Externina-
tor. Both were handicaps. He
rounded out his biggest season by
winning the mile and three six
teenth Bryan and O'Hara Me-
mortal at Bowie.
1.-THE next year Plaster couldn't
win q stake until we hit Pimlico
late in the fall. There he took
the two mile and q half Pimlico
Cup and the mile and a half Riggs.
This was followed by victory in
the mile and q sixteenth Prince
George Autumn Handicap at
Bowie. That's the shortest distance
he has gone In winning q stake
event.
Ankle trouble limited his racing
considerably in 1850 and it was
not until the New York Handicap.
"a two mile and q quarter stake
at Belmont Park in the fall, that
he was able to win an important
race. At Laurel he developed q
sesamoid ailment and that knocked
him out Of the Pimlico distance
stakes.
what with bum ankles. sesa-
mold trouble and quarter cracks.
Plaster still managed to do pretty
well last year. taking the two mile
and q half Pimlico Cup, the mile
and q half Exterminator. (the
distance had been shortened since
he won it in 1948) and the mile
and q furlong Absecon Island
Handicap.
They Kept Him Going.
'Prior to this winter. we'd always
sent him to the farm after the
close of the Maryland season and
it would take a long time to
reach peak form the following
year. However. he's getting old,
$50 we decided to keep him going
and his one stake here made that
decision pay well.
II note that California has quite
q few long distance stakes and
II he's as good In November as he