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Evening star., 1953-02-15

of haul-SeineS, prohibits the use
of power in laying or hauling
seines and clarifies ambiguous
language in the present statute.
The bills are sponsored by the
Chesapeake Bay-Western Shore
Chapter Of the Isaak Walton
League and backed by % chap
ters in the state division Of the
league.
Maryland residents may back
them by writing to delegates
and demanding their support.
Nonresident supporters may
contact Maryland friends to-
ward this end. Notice of hear
ings probably wilI*be announced
shortly.
Contrary to the opinion Of
some. these bills are by no means
designed to put any legitimate
commercial fisherman out Of
business. They were drafted by
experienced watermen to do only
two things--bring back better
fishing for all and insure good
fish crops for the future.
Undoubtedly they will curb the
haul seiner who works during the
day for a living and under cover
of darkness carries on a SyStema-
tic robbery Of the bay, disdaining
a commercial fishing license.
They will make haul seiners use
manpower instead of horsepower,
thereby increasing employment
in legitimate commercial fishing.
They will eliminate present de-
Structive methods of deep gill;
netting during normal cold
weather periods when spawn
laden rockfish are semidormant
prior to the spawning season, and
will protect certain main spawn
ing grounds when the fish move
in.
They will abolish motor boats
and motor-driven winches now
used under a loophole in the pre-
sent law in laying and hauling
seines, thereby giving hardhead
and other species some chance.
And they will clarity present laws
so that Maryland judges no
longer may have to release willful
violaters Of the spirit and intent
of the law because Of legal loop
holes.
There is constant cry from
sources opposed to this legislation
that we need to study the situa-
ton more and should do nothing
until more scientific data has
proved the necessity. Of course,
we need more information about
Evening star., 1953-02-15
,GaIIaudet WrestIers Tie
With Baltimore U.

Gallaudet College and Balti-
more University wrestlers tied
for the lead in the Mason-Dixon
Conference before yesterdays
match at Gallaudet, remained
tied as they grappled to a 14-l4
draw.
Sid Goldin of Baltimore reg
istered the only fall of the meet
when he pinned James Flaharty
at 4 minutes Al seconds. A fall
counts for five points.
The Blues also gained five
points when Baltimore's heavy
weight. injured last week, was
unable to wrestle. David Carl
son was awarded a forfeit VIC
tory. Gallaudet's overall rec
ord is 5-2-2, while Baltimore's is
3-1-l. The results:
120-pound class---Joe James. Gallau-
9et, defeated Jim Beverly. Baltimore.
130-pound class-Dick shofer. Balti-
more. defeated Donald johnson. CAL
127-pound class--Dick Hoke, Gallau-
det defeated John Toston, Baltimore.
I67-pound class-Conference Cham
pion AL Doory. Baltimore. defeated Dean
Swain Gallaudet, 5-3.
157-pound class--Harold Wright. Gall
laudet. defeated Dave Palmer, Balti-
more. 3-2.
1667-pound class-C Conference Cham
pi n Wayne Millner. Baltimore. defeated
Dave Halberg. qallaudet,. 3-2.
pion Sid Goldin, Baltimore, pinned
James Flaharty. Gallaudet, 4 minutes
Unlimited class--David Carlson. Cal
laudet, won by forfeit.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Sonto Anitu Results
Sy Inc Asseeiussd Press

FIRST RAcE--Purse,. $500; combi-
nation; 3:year-olds; liz miles.
5Tisnssssfs HpsasB sarns shmkr, 40 sa4S 1SS sS
Blss xasIsst iiies, ~ s.so
Tins pt v.,, 49,.
DARK so Diana, Bank WaiFer. Reds iSasi Last
anI War Call.
SECOND RAcE---Purse. $500: COM
Air Min8sd fLonedcn) &. 90 IL 80 s. 20
Smoker Soint 1usrin 80 s:S9 s9
Also ran-style Trend, Bobsledder.
Bunny Hug. New Wonder, Toubo Did,
Friend Ed and Reksab.
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500: COM
aad1ain tSosmfsrs snd Tp fSFonss gG
Procession tTejada) 700 $50
Speed Edition Fry) $50
Also ran-6tmost, La oolandrina,
Bright Costume, Aspiring, Lady Jacopo
FOURTH RACE--Purse, $500: COM
bination; 4-year-olds and up; 9 furlongs.
Leisure Time tW,tpel $500 1d.59 $50
Tayistocf (shoemSker} 200
Also Asi ranGdTey ; Reading. pahala, okey
Smokey. Brother Butch and Patch.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; 4-year-
olds and up; optional; claiming; fur
Square on tGuerinl 11.4O 4.sO 400
Truman Roman (York) 500 3.kO
Crystal Pass (ParnelD 1920
Time, 1:233s.
Also ran-Greek Runner, Flora, Boy
Reigh, Galacope, Readpark, Good Loser,
First Speed.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000 added;
3-year-old fiIlies; Santa susana Handi-
Femme Eetals tYork) 1880 500 $50
Ramasari nongden) $40
Also ran-Khalati. Fleet Khal, Sinsan.
Ria Rica.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
added. 3-year -olds and up; San An
tonic Handicap: IIS miles.
Trusting lShoemaker) 1900 $50 400
Don Rebelde Uongdenl 11.50 $50
First Glance (Guerin) $50
Time, 1:49Is.
Also ran-a whittier. Intent. .Arroz.
Grover B, Blue Reading, Southarlington.
Coupled.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; 4
year-olds and up; optional claiming;
Abtses Birthday tNeves) 7.5o 40 $50
Challarian (PhillippD $50 $50
My Boy Bobby Moreno) $50
Also ran-Sea oambol, Bull Row.
Khaling Again. Fox Nor, Grafton. Tar
Flat, Mixture. Bhaiplay, Vonnie Leon.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Lu Kim Again Matched
With Golden Terror

Lu Kim, Chinese wrestling
headliner, will get a third crack
at the Golden Terror in the main
event wednesday, night at Turn
er's Arena.
Promoter Vince Mcmahon says
Lu Kim has demanded another
match with the 303-pound
Terror. The Terror beat Lu in
two bouts, but Lu claims he
"was robbed" according to
Mcmahon.
Mcmahon has one other bout
lined up so far: Adrien Bail
largeon against Big Chuck
Morgan.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
One Counts Trainer Believes Extra Distance
Will Help Against Speedsters in Widener

now and I'll try him again be.
fore the meeting ends"
Post Card, first of Ace Cards
four foals to become q winner
under Jeffords aegis. is among
the Hialeah lot and trials Sug-
gest the Firethorn six year old
is not far from brackets. Battle
field beat him only by a neck
Thursday. Post Card was a
stake winner as a three year old
and four year old, seasons in
which he registered in half a
dozen major events and picked
up more than 100000 in prize
money.
Biloxi Aptly Named.
Next OF Ace Cards babies was
Yildiz. winner of the Flamingo
in 1851 and the Brandywine
Handicap last year. One Count
followed and the next one.
Maabrook, has yet to show the
quality Of his predecessors.
Wintering at the Jeffords farm
at Berlin. on Maryland's Eastern
Shore is the fifth of Ace Cards
male toals. This. one will be
known to racing as Biloxi and.
since he's by Natchez. a Trayers
winner for the Jeffords family,
the name is easily understood.
He's not been tried as yet"
White says. .but he's q husky
colt and I'm sure he can run.
It's unlikely that he'll be started
before the Northern season is
well advanced. probably not until
late June or july"
And there's still another Acc
Card in the Jefford's menage.
This is her first filly. a yearling
by Princequillo. the Irish-bred
sire Of Hill Prince.
The Jefford's Florida string
next month will join the band Of
II which wintered at Berlin, Q
group made UP of a dozen two
year-olds and five seasoned per-
formers. Kiss Me Kate, one Of
the top race mares of recent
seasons, is among the oldsters.
as is Yildiz. who again could be-
come good stake winner II he'd
better his manners.
On One Count depends the
success of the Miami campaign
of the Jeffords establishment.
Victory in the 100000 Widener
would get the stable of to the
best seasons start in its lengthy
career
FitzGerald News Service,
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Daiiy Doubie paid S254.SO.


THIRD RAcE-The Debutante Stakes;
$4,000 added; furlongsS; "a m koo
: Court Court TFsd sdbuSan5 ,aehr, $50 1oSo 1oSo Sd
rs5. 4sS fan ssi,sE lss 'Hs' pas. E2sss
Mske NssEeal 4 Note. Note. ! Toach 81 Or. Feisned
and Vienna Dance.
Sd. ens1 and q. Stable and Paddock entry.
FOURTH RAcEPurse. 81. 700: claim
Ing; 4-ysar,oids year, and up IL 4' me- s4o $50
s1ssnS9Sf MssF osisht II tKsana} 9Bsiqd} 'O 4.sSS
Ai@e' Also 'ran@Bimover, Iio1siii Fighting Day and
Cannoneer.
nI' E1ETN eis. and IS; miles. claim
Penaway (Keene5 1880 4.40 $50
| Hurry Skurry (Scurlock) 800 2.4G
H%assrdashfeEIS % tEads' ''oo
Also ran--inlet Miss, Mediant and se-
| cret Impulse.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $500; allow
ances; 3-yeaE-olds; furlcnss; .o (, on
In IN Deep aArmstronsJ 600 $40
Pashpie (Risley) 2.oO
Time, Tag. ~,
Lotasmoke and Eugenia.
SEVENTH RACE-The international
Day Handicap; purse, $4,000; 4-year-oids
Second @ Avenue tzehr) 1880 7,60 $40
Futuresque (Martin) 1881 9.8g
Shell Diver (Kaelin) 9.pU
Also ran-Barometro. pr, Ole Nelson
The Globe, Plunger, Thslma Berger
Hiram Jr. and Captain Bud.
EIGHTH RACE-xPurse, $1,000: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Metropolis Keene) $50 go 3.4G
Sky Maid Cox 1880 4.SU
Or. Felix tScurl6ck 3.2U
Time, 1:13.
Adeline, Platterette, Dynastic and Fam
lily Pride.
NINTH RAcE-Purse, 81 700; claim
Hokey Pokey Baird $40 $50 $40
Battle Chief (Kaelin) 4.40 3.2Q
Hap Glaudi (Ferraiuolo) 500
Time, 1:144s.
Also ran-Power Plant, Bayou Rose,
Captain Carver, virginia Oaks and OLD
Rugged.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Catholic U. WresfIers
Beat Western Maryland
Special Dispatch TO The stor

WESTMINSTER, Md, Feb. IA.
Scoring falls in the first five
bouts, Catholic UniverSity'S
wrestling team defeated Western
Maryland, 1913, here today for
its third Mason-Dixon Confer
ence victory in four starts.
Fred Favo, Gus jack-of-all-
trades, squared accounts for a
licking suffered at Jack RAVENS
hands last year when he pinned
the Western Marylander 1877
FOUNDER in Alb.
123 pounds - HallisSey. Catholic.
pinned Preston f7:2W.
13O pounds--Micale. Catholic. pinned
is7 pounds-Favo. Catholic. pinned
i47 pounds-scheetz, Catholic, pinned
Stewart (5:0Sl.
157 pounds-Manderfiel Catholic
pinned BimesteSer (2:33l.
1877 poundS-Shanklin. Western Mary
land. decisioned Proyfrom.
III .pounds-Holewsko, Catholic, de-
Heavyweight - Florenzo, Catholic,
mined CNlarka "a .A2l
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worthy of note that the distance
was at a mile and 70 yards.
The Count Fleet colt came to
Hialeah last winter to show mod
crate promise in winning a pair
Of overnight events. but in the
Flamingo and Everglades, his
two stake opportunities. he nm
iShed unplaced.
Not until the spring season
was well under way in New York
did One Count publicly indicate
his high quality. Second to
Armageddon in the Withers
mile and a third to Blue Man
and Janpol in the Preakness at
a mile and three -sixteenths. he
reached peak form in the mile
and-a-half Belmont Stakes, in
which he decisively bested the
two winners Of those earlier s.
year-old specials.
"A minor training mishap then
held him out of action until
August at Saratoga where he ran
OF with the Travers. Armaged-
don and the highly rated Tom
Fool were his closest purSueys
at the end of that mile and a
quarter. Mark-Ye-Well beat
the Jeffords star in the Law
renee Realization, but he turned
the tables on the Calumet Stable
colt by beating him deciSively In
the Jockey Club Gold Cup.
Crafty Admiral also followed him
home in that contest.
The 1852 campaign of One
Count came to a close with an
easy triumph in the $4,000 Gold
Cup at Jamaica, his fourth stake
victory of the year and one which
brought his seasonal earnings to
1928, 1926.
May Start in Dixie.
Plans for the 1858 racing of
the Count Fleet colt have not
assumed definite shape yet. BE-
yond the Widener, I have none, ("
Trainer White says. "We1l move
back to the farm at Berlin. Md,
after the Hialeah close and figure
out a schedule there. Maybe
we'll go after the Dixie Handicap
at Plmlico. I wouldn't want to
say right now.
II had planned to run Subah-
dar in the Preakness, as well as
in the Flamingo here. but he
suffered an ankle injury after
a real good distance trial, and
now he'll be away from the races
for a long time, perhaps a
whole year. That was a severe
blow as he had lots of promise" /"
The Florida diviAlon of JEFF
fords racers numbers 10, but the
stable was hard hit in the cough-
ing epidemic which swept the
tracks. through this area. and
only q few Of 'em have seen ac-
ton. However, Nebullus and
Subahdar have been winners
One Of the prime disappoint-
ments among those daartered Al
Hialeah is Maahrook. a Nah.
moudz Ace Card three year old
IT Just can't figure him out.
! observed White. He's shoWr
that he has abundant speed anc
/ don't think he's a quitter. May
be he's just moody sort. He's
been coughing, but he's all right
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Baltimore RaeewaY
To Put Up $4,000
sp.eiuI pisputeh 10 The ssor

Special DiSpoteh 10 the Stot
BALTIMORE, Feb. 14.-Purses
totaling about $4,000 will be
distributed by Baltimore Race
way during its July IS to August
8 harness meeting this season:
The program announced by G.
william Hetzer, ST., track presi-
dent, is featured by the $4,000
Presidents Cup free-for-all July
81. This is double the previous
highest purse.
Four SIS 1000 stakes are Sched-
uled. The Annapolis Trot is set
for July Is, the Halethorpe Pace
August 8, the Baltimore Pace
July % and the District of Co
lumbia Trot July 81. Twenty
one So, 900 stakes are listed, many
for 2 and 3-year olds.
The minimum purse for over
night events has been raised to
$500. and some go as high as
$500.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Hoyu Swimmers Beot
Howard Second Time

Georgetown University'S swim
ming team defeated Howard
yesterday. 62-22,. at the How
ard pool for its second win over
the BisonS this season.
Joe Mcdonald of the Hoyas
and Dick Gee of Howard were
double winners for their respec-
tive teams.
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Daily Double paid s125.40l

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $4,000; allow
E,E EisE The sPot .{dSS {5FSOOk'' $50 ss.1SS s.2S
Pennfieur (Corolla) 800
:! 5iss o sSss: 9S. 99s..R SAi.s armsss asss
Heoman and Smart Choice.
FOURTH RACE-Purse,. $1,000; al
G.Two WoodhOussl $40 3:SS s.77S
Movie (Boland) 400
Also ren-Ruche. Belluno. Royal Clo-
YER Pass Play, Dixie Prince, Rebus anc
Siwanoy.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000; allow
ances; 4-year-olds and up; furlongs
Ancestor (Atkinsonl $50 $50 3.ssI
z Golden Gloves SSscuo $50 $S'sS SsS
Also ran-seaward. Kinsman. Bleno.
BeIair M stud and Phipps entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $4,000; claim.
ARD 1Arsdoeh sBssehsiIeES ss.46 1870 Io1t
s5Es1s saisinan GT9sSSShaSSiStl sShSsoSl 1850 ssssS ss.ssS
Hias; Eisc ;ralngdold ldld Heel. whirlinr Dough
A6SstsstOSn Al1tss a0IsI., rsI sS,, nlS! a11
Sir Rustom.
SEVENTH RACE - The Everglades
Stakes; $4,000 added; S-year-olds: III
Rosyssi Rssi Bay Gem tc,sD s7.4o $3.50 1896
fBiaSe (NcCrearyl 500 4.7(
Thaxter tPaSSmore) 1856
Also rsn.-f Guy, Real Brother, slim
First Aid, dq-f Ram O'War, Brown
Booter; Straight Face. Platan. Putney
Prince Dare, d King PIN Mr.. Paradise
Reprimand, Air Pine, Ace DESTROYER
and Rocket Blue.
d Headley entry.
do Finished third but was disuualitiec
and placed last.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim.
ing. 4-year-olds and Up; 9 furlongs.
HeliOwise (Atkinson) $40 $50 3.3(
Staircase (Roberts) $50 3Af
Iamarelic (McCreary 2.S(
Time, RIOS.
Also Fan-Easy Paddy, Market. Little
Falls A-Pacopep. Air Flight. Imalright
NINTH RACE-PuEse, $500: claim.
ing; 4-year-oldS and IN; Il miles.
Broken Lens uester) 7s00 4.60 3.1(
euper-Salesman fBurrA 4.50 3.4(
swap Out (Churchl 1(
Time, l:5S3,
Also ran-Ala-Fiash, Grandad. Nor
Torch. Priyilegas sun Roamef and sey.
0nty seven.
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100000 Handicap
Picture Confused
Because Of Upset
(Continued From Page CID

BILE didn't elect to run him under
a load Of 1873 pounds.
For a time. it appeared that
First Glance, with Eric Guerin
in the saddle, would steal the
race. Guerin kept his six-year-
old mount on top Of the pack
from the beginning until he
headed into the stretch.
The well liked Grover B., was
next in pursuit, with Trusting
hanging back in the third or
fourth position for most of the
run.
LOngden, on Mexican.
Veteran Johnny Longden kept
Don Rebelde of the pace. too.
but when Intent made q threat
and Trusting began to move, the
Mexica n-owned 4-year-old
moved, too.
There was no overhauling
Trusting, but Don Rebelde,
owned by Alberto Lombardo-Dia
of Mexico. fought out a decision
over the still running First
Glance as they hit the wire.
Trusting increased his margin
to three-quarterS of a length at
the end. Don RebeIde was a
alf-length ahead Of First
Glance. and Intent trailed the
latter by two full lengths.
The order of finish for the rest
of the field: Grover B., Blue
Reading, Whittier, Arroz and
Southarlington.
Betting Highest Of Year.
OF Trusting, who gets into the
big handicap two weeks from
now with 112 pounds, Shoemaker
said: He was just pricking his
ears once he got to the front. He
should have q real chance in the
big race"
OF Intent, Jockey Jackie West
rope said: "He made just one
move, and hung near the end.
Outside of breaking out at the
start, we didn't have any trou-
ble." ~.
The days handle was the big
geSt of the year. $3,432 ,565. OF
that total, $547,152 was bet on
the San Antonio and SAT- ,657 on
the Santa SuSana.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
CoweII Booters Play
.ItuIo-Americuns Today

Myron Cowell and Ita1o-Amer-
leans, two of the areas leading
soccer teams, will oppose at 3
PIN. today on the field at Six
teenth and Kennedy streets in a
game which has an important
bearing on the National Soccer
League second-half champions.
ship.
The league leader since the
season started, Myron Cowell
now has record of 80 with two
games remaining.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Konsos Defects Nebraska

LAWRENCE, Kans., Feb. IA
(R.The Kansas Jayhawks re-
mained atop the Big Seven bas-
ketball stadings with q 77-58 VIC
tory over Nebraska tonight. #
was Kansas sixth league victory
against two losses.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

Tn e S a peaKe
Bay: No. 266
restricts hours
of haul-Sein-
ing to day
light; No. 267
p r ohibits
haul : seining
in cert ain
creeks. rivers
and bays: No,
268 prohibits
all bay fish
ing in JAN
uary and Feb
uary; No. 26s
limits lengths
Evening star., 1953-02-15

all species Of fish. In the mean
time, from one cause or another.
fishing in Chesapeake Bay. has
reached a very low ebb. This is
one fact Of which we are sure.
Now, then. is the time to act. De-
ferment Of legislation is these CIR
cumstances is merely a political
trick.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
New orIeons Results
By the Assoeiassd Press

rTRsrS RAcE-purse, $1,000: claim
ing. 4.ySar-oids and up; furlongs.
Treetop 3WickeD $3.50 1890 7.S0
Jennings Boy tBilrd) 74O 49,
Jolirab (Baird) S.Su
Also rar-fRut Murphy. Chatalle
Pie Npay, Shining Deed. Wait MOI
4Muntana Pride, Momoney Casein
B0Wied over. Field.
SECOND RACE-Purse, 81 900; claim
ing: e:4.year-oids and pu; 8 furlongs.
Scotch Wine lSk'skD 1880 $50 3.666o
Jacktown tRisleyl 4.oV ~
Colonel Seven Wandenborre) o.oo
Also ran-Alphara. Xalapa Pride
RoyaI Bones, Foxy ". Wrights Wrong,
Brown Pirate and LutZ Girl.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
HiuIeuh Results
BY the Assoeioied Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $3,500: claim
ing; 4-year-olds and up: / u miles.
Timus (Stout) $50 sou
Chilcat (Boulmetis) 2.9O
Time, $685..
Rickett Violinist, Wide Margin, John
Choice, Trumpet King, Lunation.
SECOND RACE-Purse. S4, 200: allow
ances; 3-year-olds; 6 furlongs.
Belle Revoke (Dodson) 1850 1l.1H
Lovely Katie (AtkinSon) 4.OO
Time, 1:122s.
Also ran-Carmelette. Dream Cream
Her Chance, Brooketta, Might Town,
Mariohn, Madame Arcati, Wabash Noon
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Rochester Team Wins
Two.Mun BobsIed Title
RN fha Aaineinlad Rrnal

LAKE PLACID. N. X, Feb. H..
Arthur Tyler and Ed Seymour
Of Rochester, N. Y. raced to the
National AAU two-man bobsled
championship today over the Mt.
Van .Hoevenburg run.
Evening star., 1953-02-15
OUTDOORS
With Bill Leetch

Here's q quick look at the four
bills introduced into the Mary
land Legislature designed to
better fishing conditions in
Evening star., 1953-02-15
Hockey Lions Blank
Jo!lnstoWn, 3 10 0
Special Dispatch 10 The stor

JOEINSTOWN, Pa, Feb. IA
Cliff Hicks, washington Lions
goalie. stopped the Johnstown
Jets, so, before q crowd of 2,351
tonight to register the third
Eastern League shutout Of the
season.
The Lions scored once in each
period as they won their fourth
game in their last i've matches.
George Harrison. acquired from
the Jets this week. scored the
first goal against his old team
mates at 17:14 Of the opening
session. Stan Warecki hit the
nets in the, second period and
Gordon Warner completed the
scoring.
Warecki was struck above the
left eye by the puck as he was
breaking up q Johnstown attack
in the third period. Warecki was
forced to leave the game.
The Lions, now firmly en-
trenched in third place behind
Springfield and Johnstown. play
at New Haven tomorrow. They
return to Washington next, week.
meeting Springfield Wednesday
and New Haven Saturday.
Evening star., 1953-02-15

Pos. washington (6J. Johnstown t0);
@. -L Hicks I------ Walmsley
d. Lucas --------- McNally
d. Archamheault ------- Grike
c. - Brown ------------- Turner
z. ---- Wareckl ---------- OOLEmStou
r. O'Hearn ---------- Pridham
Washington ------------ 1 %
'oHnssHMm WssSinrton spares-Medynski. Ar
Warner. Hughes, 1nnes, Robner, Harrison.
Johnstown spares-Bobenic, Hall. HAYES,
Horyatch. Krahuiec, Daniels.
First PERIOD Scoring Washington.
Harrison lAir. Lucas) l7:14. Penalties:
AIses Second 0J period-Scorins: washington,
Warech Brown, Lucas) 2:32. Penalties:
Turner (high stickingl 1915.
Third period-Scoring: WASHINGTON.
Warner tHarrison. Innesl 6:55. Penal
ties: Bobenic (holdingl 9:04; Harrison
(board checking) 1l:07; Warner Shigh
Hayes (roughing) 13:45; Turner (hght.
ing) 13:45; O'Hearn (holding) 1915.
Evening star., 1953-08-21
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

} WAREHOUSES;, 1 containing 1880
SO; IT,. l floor. .r.r. siding on both
sides. truck loading platform. near
4th and r. I. ave. ne. Reasonable
rental. The other containing $4,000
So Shot, #. ~ new. Bethesda. ss Nd IN
clear span in main unit. left. min.
;as clearance IlHs ceiling . ht;. lge; open park
5-s6Ss: ewes. and week end. EN-.
20 900 so. FT.. 1888 wis. ave; st
floor is ideal for store. Freight
elevator. 0L: 2-0S15. --21
CORNER BLDG, Alex. Va, suitable
for store or warehouse; 10. 600 50.
it.; tail-gate loading platform in
rear; 5000 per mo; CAN owner.
APPROX. $500 so. FIT. of first-foor
space. including small ONCE, in conv.
ne. section; practically. new bldg.
; iS.ft. ceiling height; railroad siding
See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS,
INC. DI. 7-S300.
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BOATS

EVINRUDE MOTORS ana Thompson
boats: factory representatives, used
motors and parts; rentab: service
and parts for all makes. fishing
tackle. SOUTHEAST SALES CO..
TAT nth st Sc
RUNABOUT, 49,. IL solid
windshield, steering wheel. canvas
tarp., running lights, fully equip:
33-h p. Evinrude, excel. cond. See
to appreciate. Call LA. 6-7S23.
GREY MARINE ENGINE.
with reverse gear; compl. rebuilt,
new bearings, pistons and rings. etc;
motor ready to install; will demon
strate; $225. 10. S-5765. --23
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

l2-15 UNITS, must be clean, in the
District; will invest over 100000
cash. KENMORE REALTY. 735
1lth st. NV. Elk. 3-34SO. -23
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ESTABLISHED 1885
2125 r. !. AVE. NE, no. 2-6020
WILL BUY PROPERTY
Scrsk Quick 81 Settlement. nM Caii % MR e. MIIIiR.
ME- S-1220: ewes. LA. 6-b1o4.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors.
1881 G st. NV. NE. S-2495,
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST. We
will buy second trust notes. D c.,
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP. 1919 N. Y ave NV.
Ma S-5S33.
END TRUSTS, Arlington area. Immed.
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES,
FIRST TTSa TRTsr pCd UaNs s on JA rea s1e esis5e
low rates; 3 to year terms and
monthly payments. P j. WALSHE.
INC. l1l5 Eye St NV. MA S-646S.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
212es TO 40 DISCOUNT
MR.. QUICK, LO. 4-6565 23s
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AVIATION

2 OPENINGS in the Leyser FLYING
Club, Hyde Field, Md. Entrances
fee, $50; $50 mo. dues; buy your
you like. Club consists of 3 planes:
/ T Craft, Cessna 140 equip.
with blind-fiying instrumentSl, l
Piper PAGER 4 place (euuip. with
Ommie Range radio). For details,
call KEN LEYSER, Ii. 7-226b.
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VACATION PLACES

LAUREL LAKES, Edinburg, Va. Mod
ern cabins with cooking facilities;
fishing. swimming. hiking. Write for
folder and rates.
BEACH - CottaKe for
rent Labor Day week. Modern. .
bedrms. CO. 6-4506. 90