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Evening star., 1953-12-21

see MANHATTAN AUTO (Kaiser-
Henry No y: beth beth side; ,s;I of 7th AZ R
N: g. 1851 I'd; rirht-hand h drive:
soSd sSdos condition; must sell. jE
NASH '4e "eoo" 4-dr.; r and a. h ]
gS99e g-so1e green; nne cond.; S2S5. JU.
Nash '4s a,dr.. radio and heater.
PRuck nls e csETsS. e sC5SS. so0i W. Va: ave.
seat covers; W as sasS o Phone f1d Lf aISCy n ney
ask for Mr.. = Ii; LETT TOT Or Mi Mr.. SAIL. sAII.
oLDsMoBILE 81 Super "ss'' s.ar.
Mat;n N1.1ne green; r and h.. Hydra
sea- kESYoN sTyeIs EsecaxsDtiSasl tcsevra. a.
AArJI;s AlJ;s va. ia. s-aooo, Oh; open 1'tfii Til
oL6sMoBIlE 1915 4-door; So Sac.
SoNTGzEce.' 4aa4 a:an4mcsSlsssi connseiicut' tL0S3 %6
oIDsS6BlLr 1916 .es, club eopp..
T; n.idu and h.: attrac. light blue. clean
ofbsiSsiiLiE' Sf iSsii III lsse ss-2SSs; Sss d. Sl luz.
d., Sr; sedan: r. b.. Hydra; excel cond.
Tor Quick sale. TIE. 6-S912. --2I
oLDSMOBILE 1949 2-door; radio
heater, hydramatic and Wv. tires;
IKE IKE new inside and out; $795.
I'LL 4 SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
E%d EESrd1 peSler. 1900 14th st. NV,
oLIsMobILE 1850 "ss" Holt Holiday
heater, baby blue finish: power to
spare spare at ,,G only $59S; 39.day guar
ave, NV, AID. 4-430O. -2I
olDsMboBILE, I'D LI;,,.a 49,; ~ mhydramatie. y r.
ALExANDRIA NASH. i7os Mt syeH: Yer:
ewes. till o pm. Closed sundays.
OLDs. '53 "es" sedan; r. and h
fires es"iE ike srssTins nsw! s|sek Ho9f Sifh
No MOTOR SALES. l717 R. I, ave. ne,
OLDS 40 convertible: r. and h.; good
eSSnaSSiti9n. SaaSns9a. Gall HAROLD =. MILLER.
0etnesoa Tydol Co.. OIL. 6-6603.
blue finish: Wv. tires. tires +. i,i and 0rfe h.
sSSs' sS;C1o pi 81; sIsl : rsal beauty; must sell
black: !. and h.. Se9r defroster. Ss isset ssst
covers, mileage. approx. 1000;
present tires driven approx. 1000
miles; car in very good condition
sn5gosuehout; gse pvt. cwner; S445. EN-.
PAcKxRDs-capitol Motors special.
models. Capitol Motors low overhead
makes II possible for US as autho-
E11zsd 1dTs.t Packard asicar dealers to cffeT the
c}:sn ,Sss; 81 it5g5; 5Ss; So S95: These are
S:sssassss.zysS sSs ssspSr. SSS
PfYMnSSUfMsf IT. 80 So bsaSsiiSi ssSsGS red con.
vertinie: Z and h.. WV. tires. excel.
=, cond; $99S. ~ s.3967. -22
$e95. xSNYoN-pEsccfK pEscf'y 'chevroistSy Giy
1910 Fl. K.yer sr.. .Arl., Va, al Arl.
6lvd. ia, 10000. Open til 9:3Ol
PEYMoUTH 1851 cranbroOk 4sd 4.dr.:
showroom condition: ST. o95: 2-day
money-baek trial, 4-month written
wsssS wsHsTSsntes o,oe,E HILL Edrd SAMPLERS SS
PLYMOUTH 1851 Belvedere: radio.
heater; attractive yellow body and
black top; immaculate interior, ex-
cellent tires; 10000 mi. /; one owner
car; only $1.O95. CROWN MOTOR,
6Q33 Wisconsin ave. NV, EN-. 2
5000. Open till 8.
PLYMOUTH I94S club coupe g pas
senger); original light blue finish,
excellent tires, radio. heater. direc-
tional signals; very clean through |
out; special; S495. CROWN MO |
TOR. 5033 Wisconsin ave. NV.
EN- 2-6R00. Open till o.
FALMOUTH 1850 Special de luxe A.
dr.; r. and h., sun visor. almost |
new tires; excel. mechanically; pvt. |
owner; 1915. XII. 9-O233. --21
DE SOTO 1OS0 Eiradoroe NJ Q ao,.-,---
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AUToMoBlLEs COR SALE

PONTIAC 1853 s-eyl station wagon;
radio. heater; S2.39S. FLooD pom.
TIAC. 4221 Connecticut.
PONTIAC. 1858 de luxe "s' 4-door;
;s ssap oSS 0sasr islS HsE:r s:ssi 4ssi
Pontiac PSN1FIsss'"t So 4-dr. chieftain; e5..
600 mi; new tires. battery: brakes;
except clean. Pvt. OWNER. S995.
sTGDEBARfR SHj fis4Si; as Land cruiser;
new S2.S50: best offer takes. Pvt.
sPubEBsRER PaTsS; S0 S;S:ss IS Commander; ss hard
MUM white-wall tires. extremely
immaculate. very low mileage; one
owner car: Wheelmobile free war;
ranty: specially priced at Si.295.
WHEELER INC, Chrysler-Plymouth
'EM 3-470S). 4S0O Wisconsin ave.
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion con-
vertible; radio. heater and overdrive.
new black top; clean throughout. See
this one quick; S995; 2-day money!
back trial. 4-month written guar
H1te; snsee; Hill HILL I. = SANDERS ul,;,hns uWashs
ave- NV. AID. 4-4So6. @si
STUDEBAKER so Champion 4-door
sedan: black. r. and h; in like new
cond.; $195. ARCADE PONTIAC.
1887 irving st. NV, AD; 4-S59o;
VANGUARD 1851 4-dr.; radio ana
heater; low mileage; I'D to 80 miles
per GAL; q .well-built, foreign made
car, at 1895; 2-day. money-back
a fEliI t@2pSb s3SbERs STttsp Wash osess
Ford Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV.
WfIIYs Vii SY' '5s station wagon; 4-whesl
drive; 10000 miles; brand-new
ZEPHYR '53 6-eylinder; heater and
defroster. overhead valves. leather
upholstery; Q flns economical car.
$i.4e5; s.dSy. monsy-bSck trial, 4,
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Pfsltr, RS. 4.,4sddl 51i4 Vermont ave: 81 ai~''
DE SOTO 1853 Firedome VS. sedant
2-tone grey. Power steering. Toruu0
drive, radio and heater. Solex glass.
Was $3.4S7. Reduced to 81 sos
Terms to suit. Call Mr.. Smith. EN-.
PEAKE MOTOR co.
WIS. AVE. AT ALBEMARLE
DoDGEs 1953-We have a Coronet
4-door sedans. Both have been used
very little as company offlcial cars:
Neither has ever been titled and
consequently they carry new titles
and original factory new-car guar
tees. Both are completely equipped.
The Coronet ''6" Is available at .
$500 discount and the Coronet Va
is available at a $500 discount.
TREW MOTOR co.
1929 14th st. NV.
Washington's Oldest and Largest
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
DE. 2-67O0 %
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DE SOTO 1858 Firedone VS. conver-
tible. Ceramic yellow. Black top.
Chrome wire wheels. Power steering.
Torque drive. Radio and heater.
Solex glass. Original price. S4,142.
Company. executive car. Less than
1,500 miles. New car title and 2-yr.
warranty. Reduced to 1895. Terms
to suit. Call Mr.. Smith, EN-. $4,000.
PEAKE MOTOR CO.
WIS. AVE. AT ALBEMARLE
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$500

Is all you need 20 purchase this new
brick rambler. 3 bedrms., large tiled
bath, hot-water heat Is an unusual
feature on these terms: excellent
kit. you can really move around in;
stairway to storage; large corner
wooded lot. Hurry, can't last. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Multiple Listing Realtors
4763 Lee Hwy, of Glebe. ia. 10000
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

I HAVE MANY CLIENTS who viii buy
for cash or terms. For quick action.
call MR.. SOTIROS at DI. 7-l856;
eyes,. ia. 9-5910. --22
WE HAVE lmmed. clients 10 purchase
apt. houses from 500. 900 to half
Burlington. 1120 VT. ave. NV. Ma.
Evening star., 1953-12-21

PLYMOUTH 1858 Belvedere hardtop
coupe. :1tone black and grey. ,Hy-
white sidewalks. fendix Was S3,513.
Company ofilciai car. Used very little.
New car title and guarantee Reduced
to &, 1876. Call Mr.. Smith, EN-.
PEAKE MOTOR CO.
WIS. AVE. AT ALBEMARLE
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

165-ACRE FARM, 40 clear, now rais-
ing 10000 chickens. New houses
with automatic feeders; 6-rm. house
with cleo. and water, 2 creeks, 3
land 10 miles s.w. of b. c in
Va. Owner must leave. OIL. 4-2O04
any time. -23
62-ACRE TOBACCO FARM. only II
mi. to Capitol overlooking Rte. 3O1,
mr.. Central ave-; 3 tobacco barns,
stable and .granary; 7-rn. house.
bath, mod. kit, gas stove. This Is
an OUTSTANDING tobacco farm In good
e go down Ov eui'yr0fi First time eS otiersG. ~
w. LEWIS, Realtor, HE. 4-3500;
eyes, AP. 7-O1O6. "a
Evening star., 1953-12-21

SILVER STRING
Five 2-hedrm. apis. one 1-bedrm.
apt. Annual gross income, $1,000.
1st trust. $50. 900 at 5ee, cash
above trust. Price, $4,000 net.
No agents: Ju. 1880; JU, 5-2947.
Address: S105 Plymouth st.
p, D. FORD, BUILDER
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|IlivEsrMIkT PRop. EeR sALI

SILVER SPRING, da. ave.--coP.
store. By owner. Less than 3 times
annual rent Of $500. Fulton
$4,000 NOw.-For small investors: :
corner brick, n W.; rented for S126
BERNSTEIN a. CO.. ME. S-54O0.
$1,000 DOWN will handle--Now. In
vestors,. now. invest In this 5-apt.
brick bldg. Call 8 AMP pm. LEO
M. BERNSTEIN Ss CO., NE. 6-5400.
INVESTORS, NOW! 20 units; George
town. Call 9 a.m.-9 pm. LEO NJ.
sEE sEENSNTEiH rSNE a%r & CO: crna NE. S-54o1; r..
stores. office suites. less than Z
times gross. Call 8 a.m.-9 pm. LEO
NJ: BERNSTEIN & CO., NE. S-5400.
5-UNIT BRICK APT. BLDG. Takoma
Park, Md: $4,000 VI. income: l.
rnr 6sdrm: apis; corner site; S31 900.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(Continued,

WILL TOP ANY OFFER
For clean 40 to "a models. Imme.
diate cash. BLASS a. CLARK
Florida ave-, me-. AID. 4-98a2.
Calling All CarS-Cash
SEE BARNES-SANDERS
8 AM. TO 6 PM. DU. 7-9435
Corner 14th and Florida Ave. NV
Evening star., 1953-12-21

Near So. Cap. and Atlantic sts. s.e,
II you want an apartment house
that will always be rented. this is Ii.
Tenants pay all utilities and you re-
ceive S310 per month. Convenient
TO bus at corner. Mr.. Cross, LU.
MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
NEW AUNT APIS.
510O BLK. "A ST. s.E.--New semidet.
4-unit apts, Each apt. consists. OF
and bath with Individual gas heat.
Income $27S per month. TENANTS
FURNISH ALL UTILITIES; PRICED
TO SELL. Call Mr., JAMES. DI, q
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES foR SALE

EXCELLENT End TRUST. $4,000
payable $50 mo-. 6ss; $4,000 1st
bier. Price, $1,000.
2ND TRUST. Secured on good sc.
property. So, 400 payable S21 mo. at
81. besinning Jan; 1865 will pay
Price S % only % -. $50 iooC Can Mr. TIA HAN. l..
SEN ut IA. 7-1773. -22
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AuToMoTIVE MISC.
MOTORCYCLES

MOTORCYCLE BATTERIES - New.
for Harley or Indian. while they
last. $40 exch. 626 New York
ave. NV. 2le
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PEAKE MOTOR CO.
WIS. AVE. AT ALBEMARLE

1929 14th st. NV.
Washington's Oldest and Largest
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer
DE 2-fi7O0 Pa
Evening star., 1953-12-21

FORD, AZ conv., beautiful appear
anee, T., h., needs top and rings.
$295 IS down. WO. 6-97ss. 1896
FORD 1850 VS. Fordor; r. and h.:
excel. cond $685. for quick sale.
going overseas EN-. 2-55lT. ---35
FORD 80 Tudor; r. and H.; low mile
age. Priced for, quick sale at only
(Chetrolet). 1886 Wilson blvd, Arl..
Va. IA 2-9004. Open til 9:30 pm.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Dav-O-Niter. a lounge and sleeper
Dov-o-Niter is actually g. bed with removable back,
coil spring construction, 500 rubberized hair filling

At this sensational special purchase price
you can use t1Do Dav-O-NiterS as day.
time sectionals-but one things sure,
whether you decide on one or two you have
q very handsome sofa. The back Is only
three-quarters the length >. giving you
that n1odern-design look for daytime use
At night, the back wt1isks out and the
Evening star., 1953-08-23

versatile lounge becomes bed with 72"x30"
sleep surface. The luxury-look of the bis
cult tufting joins the assured comfort of
rubberized hair filling to bring your home
sheer relaxationl It's available at Miller's
in the textured fabric as illustrated in grey,
red and greenland also in higher-grade
decorator fabrics at proportionately low
prices.
MiIIsr's 3rd Floor Modern &c
Evening star., 1953-07-26
Jacks Joy, "a 10 |,
Charles Town Victor
Special oispoteh 10 The Stor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
July 25.-Skin Junior, owned by
John T. Kirby of Winchester,
Va, nipped E. L. Moreseberger's
Knotty Jack by a nose to win
the $4,000 Gate City purse, the
feature race here today.
And before the fans had
stopped murmuring about that
stretch duel, they got something
else to talk about-a long-shot
winner in the next race, the
seventh Jacks Joy was a real
joy to his hackers, returning
$4,000, $3.50 and $3.50 for his
one-and-a-quarter length victory
over Sandhurst. Hot Footed was
third.
Skin Juniors victory in the
feature also was surprise.
Jockey Vince Bracciale rode the
3-year-old colt to a quick lead
and still had enough to OUTRAGE
Knotty Jack to the wire. Skin
Junior paid $40, $500 and $4.40.
Irritate finished third. two-and-
a-quarter lengths behind Knotty
Jack.
Mike Sorrentino, the meetings
leading Jockey, had three winners
to bring his total to 20. He was
on Chalova in the first race, No
Lien in the third and Johns Elk
in the fourth.
Chalova and Little Flossy COM
bined to pay 1920 in the daily
double.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
Horsemen's Association Show
AT W0rrenton Real Marathon

which baseball fans refer to as a
rhubarb. After Mrs. Emory Law
renee had won the hunter ap-
pointments class with High
lander, a protest was lodged by
Jack Payne, who had been show
ing Mrs. Dean Fuckers Spanish
Mint. Spanish Mint had been
placed second in the class after
the official hunter judges, Col,
A. A. Frierson and Daniel Lena
ham, had called for a third judge
to break a deadlock in their
scoring. Brig. Gen. Frederick
Boye, U. S. A. retired, cast his
vote in favor of Highlander.
Protest Is Upheld.
That settled it until Payne
protested that Highlander was
lame. The committee accepted
the protest and upheld it. High
lander was disqualified and
Spanish Mint moved into first
place. The other ribbon VIM
ners also were moved up a
notch.
At this point. Col. Frierson
and Gen. Boye in turn protested
that the committee had no busi-
ness reversing their decision on
point of lameness unless a
veterinarian had been called and
declared the horse lame.
The American Horse Shows
Association rule book reads that
the judges decision is not pro-
teStable unless it is alleged that
there has been a violation of the
rules.
Committees Contention.
In effect. the committee con-
tends that the pinning of a lame
horse was in itself such a viola
ton. In that case. the committee
would be entitled to act.
The military men insist that
a question of soundness or lame
ness can be settled only by a
veterinarian. In this instance
by upholding a protest on lame
ness without asking for official
action by a horse doctor. the
committee took upon itself the
role of veterinarian
This complicated question
probably will be passed on for
final review by the AHSA and a
convention of Philadelphia law
yerS.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
BY Robert B. Phillips
SpeeieI Correspondent Of The Sior

WARRENTON. Va, July 25.-
If they sold entertainment by the
hour, Virginia horse shows would
be the bargain of the year. The
shows seem to last from early
morning to nightfall and those
with the stamina to take them
get fiat rate.
The Professional Horsemen's
Associations fifth annual horse
show here yesterday and today
was in the old Virginia tradition.
BY the time the last classes
rolled around tonight the gloom
was so thick the judges were
circling closer to the horses just
as the horses circled closer to
them, the better to see one
another.
Appropriately, in the eerie
light. the judges saw Blue
Ghost as conformation cham
pion of the show. Blue Ghost
belongs to Mrs. Archibald C.
Randolph of Upperville, whose
Silverfoot won the green hunter
championship here yesterday.
Short Circuit Takes A Ribbon.
Throughout the show, the
small hunter division, which is
speciality of the PHA, drew
unusually large entries. When
the points were counted up, top
honors went to Short Circuit.
owned by Caroline Evans of
Mclean, Va, and reserve was
Ballantrae's General Lem.
Old Lariat again was a
jumper champion here. This
big fencer once was owned by
DR.. Randolph. master of the
Piedmont Hunt, and since has
been in half a dozen stables
where he always brought home
the ribbon. He is now taking a
second turn in the barn of
George DiPaula. Runnerup was
a little, one-eyed chestnut mare
named Spinning Time, which
belongs to Jacqueline Vial of
Richmond.
The PHA not only ran to
marathon lengths, it also pro-
vided another standard feature
in this region-the upscuttle,
Evening star., 1953-07-26
By the Assoeiaied Pres,

LEXINGTON. KY, July 25.-
Hal Price Headley, veteran thor
oughbred horseman who took
over management of Beaumont
Farm at the age of 19 due to
the illness of his father, an
nounced today that he is dispen-
sing all of his broodmares.
I'll be IS in December and
I've decided to take things easy
from here on out" said Headley,
who left Princeton University in
1908 to begin his long and sue
cessful career in the thorough
bred industry.
Operating large farms in
Kentucky and Georgia and su-
pervising racing stable is more
work than I desire to do in the
future" Headley added.
He also announced that he will
dispose of his interests in the
stations Revoked and Rico
Monte, either through syndica-
ton or at auction along with
the BroodmareS.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
Beachcomber Second
As Virginia Jockey
Wins on Long Shot
By the Associoied Press

NEW YORK, July 25.-They
paid off in boxcar figures at
Jamaica today when the Brook
meade Stables long shot, First
Aid. returned $134.40 for 50 while
capturing the $23,700 Saranac
Handicap. The favored Beach
comber from Alfred Vanderbilt's
barn was second.
It was real Shocker for the
crowd of 30,917, which had es-
tablished Native Dancers stable
mate as a 3-to-5 favorite on the
strength of five straight victories.
The customers had bet him like
they do The Dancer, but Beach
comber did not run like the
three-year-old champion.
Arlington Boy on Winner.
Jockey Augustine Catalano, "a.
of Arlington, Va, kept First Aid
we'll off the pace in the early
part of the mile-and-a- sixteenth
race and was third an eighth of
a mile from the finish. Here he
sent the chestnut gelding through
along the rail to win by a length
and three quarters.
Beachcomber, ridden by Eric
Guerin, had raced sixth most of
the way as HoWley E. JackSon's
Caesar Did set the pace at the
start. Guerin brought Beach
comber into the middle of the
track as they turned for home.
but he couldn't catch the sur
prising winner. He did nose out
C.. v. Whitney's Fly Wheel for
second.
The winner was timed in
1:434s on a fast track. compared
with the track record of 1:4225,
set by One Hitter in 1850.
Ben Whitaker'S Tahitian King,
the 3-to-1 second choice who
had managed to shove his head
into the lead near the head of
the stretch, finished fourth in the
field of nine.
First Victory in Months.
The few who had bets on First
Aid also got $25.40 for place and
$3.50 to show. Beachcomber
paid SO and $2.70. Fly Wheel
returned $500.
This was the first victory for
First Aid since he won the Ba-
hamaS Handicap at Hialeah jan
uary 81. First Aid. a son of
Bernborough, had started nine
times previously this year and
won three races. He collected
$16,450 and moved his total
bankroll to $50,287.
Open Show was fifth, BY Zeus
sixth, Caesar Did seventh. Maa-
brook eighth and Jimminy Bax-
ter ninth and last.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
Monmouth Handicap
Won by My Celeste;
Double Pays $1,000
By the Assoeioted Press

OCEANPORT. N. j.. July 25.-
Constance Morabito's My Celeste
scored the most important VIC
tory of her six-year racing career
today by coming from behind to
take the $4,000 Monmouth
Handicap before 31.801 Specta-
tors at Monmouth Park.
The 7-year-old black mare.
always late starter. came up
from the rear on the home turn
in the field of six distance rum
ners and OUTRAGED favored Dev-
ilkin and Again II in the stretch
to win by nose in the mile
and-a-quarter event.
My Celeste, a daughter Of
Neddie- -Monida. circled the en-
tire field in her run for the wire
and had to make up as much as
five lengths on front-running
Devilkin in the last eighth. With
Jockey Logan Battcheller urging
her on, the stout-hearted mare
gained consistently and just
reached the wire in time.
John S. Kroese's Again II,
close to the pace throughout,
closed we'll and finished second.
a head behind. Devilkin was
third and Freedom Bell fourth.
Miss MorabHo's Old Cam
paigner. who Will be retired at
the end of the racing season,
returned $500, $4.60 and $500
as third choice in the betting.
The biggest daily double of
the season-$2, 900 .2O-was paid
after Leo Edwards Cute Way. a
50-to-1 shot. and Cedar Farms
Locked In, at is to /, scored in
the first two races.
Nlnety-nine persons had pur-
chased So tickets on the COM
bination. and two others bought
$40 tickets.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
Hal Price HeodIey, Near 65,
7oSeN His Horses and Retire

The Broodmares, numbering
81. will be sold at the Keeneland
fall sales in November. The
mares include IA stakes winners
and II others placed in stakes.
Twenty-seven of the 81 have had
produce old enough to race and
13 of these 81 are stakes produc-
ers. Included are Athena, Ask
menoW. Lithee, Papoose, Lotto
poise, Letmenow, Saliminia and
PelisSe.
Menow, sire of Tom Fool,
Capot and other turf stars, will
not be sold. Now 18, he will re-
main at the Headley farm the
rest of his life and stand under
terms of private contract.
Revoked, now 10 and owned
in partnership with DR.. Leslie
Asbury, is a proven sire of stakes
winners. Rico Monte, now IL
and owned in partnership with
w. Arnold Hanger, has numer-
Gus stake class performers in
his two crops of racing age.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
DAILY DOUBLE PAID SI37.OOJ

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; 4-year- -olds and up; 70 miles tturf.
Pete,s Vigil tsc'rkl 1910 go go 3.6S 66S
cieveiander. Tartar end, K Avenue,
British isles, Flaming Lady. Time, l: :52.
FOURTH RACE,-Purse, $4,000; al
I0wa;nces, 6vr;I, S7yes.,Olds; esgrO mile: ~ osO
Pine OF Peace tHeckmannl $50
Heredity, Bruce. Prince Maraue. Force
Of Arms. Time, 1:35ss.
ing; 4-ysar-4ids and up; 5,2 m mtUrlonsso; o
signal Code (Risley) 500 40
nancy Fancy Step. Party Request, Sir Fay
Riot. Cindalite, Donke serenade' Away
ATss Sixth iRf RAcE0Pa-se, 5;o1Si $4,000; allow
Warless !Heckmann| 11.4O 900 go
sDT S%an b.,.as: .Ass%s, 1sre,r0 4.*O ssS sS
Dean cayy: sshib, Blenriam. Little
SEVENTH RAcE@The Arlinston Fu; j
turity; $4,000 added 3-year-olds; q
Hssty Road tArears, $50 3,ss $50
Mr.: Pr0seeutog Adams $50 3.a0 %
Riftsd eG'epsna' War doMan Ss vel Roman FneH spy,
a Kope,s Baby b Sea o'Erin, Bobby Bro
stake, Admiral Porter. Gov. Browning.
Time, l:i0lz.
Kopald entry.
b Hasty House Farms entry.
Green Acres Stock Farm and Lam
caster entry.
Field.
| EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: op-
tional claiming; 3year-olds and up; / 70
miles tturfl.
Blue shore tArcaro) 1850 1850 9.e0
ISomur Cook 11.60 $40
SHADY Tune tHeckmann) SOC
a Twenty Cause, Brian Boru. Little
Jonesy. Lock Out Blunt. Experimental.
Torch or Iran. Chicle End, Loco. Time,
:5O2s,
a McKellar and Reineman entry.
/ NINTH RACE-PurSe. S3,500; op-
miles ttnrfl' "N U'' A''
MonEoOse (Nashl 4I.OO 22.eO II.4O
| Magic Slipper End (Ad'Sl 1.20 $40
| Gracious Heart (Heckmannl 100
Wild Teddy. Victoria Cross, Sir Cross.
| Worthy Option, Rocky Sir. Ticker Tape,
| Bramble Sun, Queen Apache, Swadelle,
! Time. 1:44h.
Evening star., 1953-07-26
Dick Redding Named
Virginia Tech Coach

BLACKSBURG, Va, July 25.-
Dick Redding. former Davidson
College coach, will take over at
Virginia Tech as coach of track,
swimming and freshman foot
ball.
His appointment was an
nounced today by Athletic Di-
rector Frank Moseley to fill
vacancy caused by the recent
resignation of Lou Onesty, who
has gone to the University of
Virginia. Redding will report
here August /.
Redding was a football. basket
ball and track star at Springfield
College, Mass, after graduation
from Langley High IN Pitts
burgh.