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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

5 NEW MODERN STORES. 1st-class
come. $4,000 annually. priced $780,
500. ar. JOHNSON. JU. 5-2345.
6 UNITS. N.E.-For colored; indy.
heat. gas cleo. Better than i7ss re-
turns Tor investment Of $4,000. Till
9 pm ST. 3-055O. 9O5 18th st.
NEW i3-UNlT APT. BLDG. Sc
nSH Pf Hh Ali a rae
bath and circulating cooling fans:
price. S105,000. Cash required.
S35., 900. approx. 6N4 times gross
NEARLY NEW 11.unit brick apart
lington, Tenants pay all utilities.
$1,000 income. Very sound invest
s fYsl: ga. NC a;l444' with BOSS @S7 &
BETHES6ANHunt Club section; 10
or more acres attractively located
and priced at less than half Of any
g. sarr SpHMs RIeRsat' o. cay a-es Pw
BETHEsDA-5-apt. units. 2 stores,
in modern building; approx. $1,000
income; price Price. s6@'5oo. sars.in'
FOUR-FAMILY FLAT; large brick
BLDG; excel. ne. loc.; S275 mo. in
come; bargain price. S1S.500, terms.
Several other good buys. ME. s.
6575, .JU. 570345. -17
ALEX, downtown, End commercial
Frame house, 2-story, 8. rms. 2
$9.350. $3.50 down. $40 per mo-
No brokers. Box 39S-G. Star. Ia
NEW STORE with excellent lease on
most desirable corner of Falls
return. Cali Mr.. Simon, COLONIAL
REALTY. ia. $4,000; ewes. JU.
7-7936. 10
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WEST BEACH
ON THE BAY

DID YOU KNOW that you can own a
substantial year-round cottage, on
or near the. Bay, in this beautiful
subdivision Of Chesapeake Beach, as
low as $500? Only about As
minutes from D. c. line. good roads
all the way with shorter and better
roads under construction for the
convenience Of the many commuters
from this area. II you are. plan
ming to retire or move out of town
why not investigate the exceptional
offers in this well-established COM
munity of fine year-round. folks,
good stores, schools and churches
plus the many luxurieS of the
famous Chesapeake Bay. Stop by
our office, open daily, or phone
North Beach 1881.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
At the Stop Sign
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e-BEDROOM BUNGALOW on Chesa-
peake Bay. electric kitchen, living
dinette and bath: nicely furnished
sleeps six; IA; 21s43o: po,nt is inS.
S out s sixurm n.s Spacious cottage; pvt.
pier. 'S65 week. KE. S-4210.
SHERWOOD FOREST-Apt. in Lodge
for remainder of season. 3 bedrms;,
baths 500 sen T Il r. F Wise HiI,
WATER FRONT coTTAGE, nr. Leon.
accom-. 6; $50 wk. Oh. 2-0ao3.
WOODLAND BEACH-cottage. sleeps
8: hot water, ami. LU. 2-53lS, ~
Long iSG0I BiEACH-several fully modern
cottages, ranging from l to bed
rooms. everything furnished but
linens. Periods available: 81 1T to
$s to s2 sfis' ans Si snd
from S55 to SI00. Bookings closing
fast, make your reservations now
NJ. E. RoCKHILL, INC. phone
Prince Frederick 30s-J. Mail ad-
dTfTs g. H. saAb NaFy shbfrwo
bedrms.. porch; clean. shady. De
sirable tenants; $40 wk. XII. 9-6s40.
10
Mr.. DEALE. MD.-Two-be drm. cot
tage, conveniences; quiet; swimming
and fishing; reas. Call EN-. 3-O231,
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-Lge. nicely
furn. modern cottage. on water
NORTH BEACH PARK, MD.-Block
IL; bay front: Volland cottage; pri-
vate beach: modern conv.; utils.
furn.; pier; S75 week; refined ten
ants required. JU. 5-7451 or North
Beach 3641. Open for inspection
sHH HER eNoS; FoREsr-aas Noting
ham; refined family; SIS wk.; open
week ends; WO. 6-1"97.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Ocean-f apt,
1st f.. 2 bedrms.. twin beds, tub
shower bath. cleo. kit. avail Aug.
S-15; Aug. 22-Sept. IL. HA. 2-717I.
BREEZY POINT BEACH. MD.-Lre.
beaut. cottage. All utilities; TV.
auto. hot-water heat. shower .
baths; gar. for. } cars. Avail. Aug
BEVERLY BEACH. The Aims. sleeps
3. hot water, ami. avail. from
Aug. 3. on. LU 2-1694. liz
BEACH-EMILY'S BEACH
HAVEN on Potomac: cottages. de-
tached apis: SPACIOUS, cool; all cleo;
baths. hot water; pvt. pier: swim,
fiSh, crab. games; safe for children.
CO. 5-0611; eyes,. Mon.-Thurs. "a
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ONLY $25 DOWN

For a fine cottage site at Avalon
Shores, Herald Harbor. Selby-on-the-
Bay or Woodland Beach, only 80
min. from D. c. Many cottages for
sale on terms. KAY REALTY CO..
RA. $4,000, or Woodland Beach Of
Ana Ann rnlic HnAS
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BUSINESS PRoP-RENT tcens. ]

ALL-EoUIPPED RESTAURANT, ready
for business; long-term lease: 1914
aa sh Ii e.. ia 81 ssh \. mr. w rHR R0o
304, RE. 7-337S.
DESIRABLE SPACE for lease---3.450
So. it.. 4Sx72; excellent lightine
alley approach. Ideal for distributor
show room. For information cali
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL BLDG,
ideal for dentist. lawyers office, lab
Hotel. Priced low for Immediate
liauidation. Box 433-M. Star. Is
OWNER WILL SELL commercial cor
ner in Clarendon; excel. investment,
reaS. terms. Will include remodeling
plans with sale. IA. S-2133 Iii
VIRGINIA, main thoroughfare-3
one-story stores. Rent. $575 per nc
15-car parking in front. 500. 900.
Call Mr.. Boswell. ia $4,000; ewes.
IA: 4-1444; with BOSS g. PHELPS,
SECOND COMMERCIAL, Nw.IAp-
prox. 10000 so. it., rear siding;
good financing. WO. 6-7O29. is
ZONED &c COMMERCIAL: near
10th and Irving SITS. North Airing
ton: frame residence: immac. cond.;
2 tories. z rms. bath. full bsmt..
OIL heat; gar. lot 50x125. Priced
For appt.. call E. H IRWIN. ia.
s?nd AND r. I. AVE. N.E.-Lge.
brick bldg. suitable for community
activities, club or recreation pur-
poses; has balconies and stage, extra
rooms. kit. oil hot-air heat. WOOD
RIDGE REALTY CO., INC. 2377
r. J. ave ne, NO. 7-72O3
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AUTOS g. TRUCKS FOR HIRE

DUMP TRUCK-By. day. week or
Ii. 4-4731 or 10. 2-sS72. 20
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
FLORIDA PROPERTY

LAKE JACKSON cottage wanted.
furn., , bedrms.. 1st 2 weeks in
Aug, Call ia, S-1590 49,
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VACATION PLACES
CAPE COD, MASS.
GORDY HALL
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND Trust LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors
M h3S1 Q 81 s; az sEco NE s TRHsT ".
viii! buy second trust notes, D c..
R NAT1oN al MoRTdHGE = invest.
MENT CORP, 1912 N 7 ave NV
SECOND and third trust notes pur-
chased. PROMPT action. HUGH 3
CONNER. 1927 K st. NV. RE
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3 to 5 year terms and
NC, Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. s-646s
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fWO F. r. on water front. end block
. lots; Price, Sis 900. viii sell
easy terms or trade. JOHN F.
KOLAR, $40 s. Wayne st., Airing
/, ton new w. e.b.droom HON. on Dl lake.
Only $3.50; easy terms. Write for
full particulars to ROGER MARI
WETHER, 200 South Main ST.. Or
lando, Fla. -19
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OWN PART OF BROAD RUN
OLD COLONIAL, 3 fireplaces. 5 rooms,
LIST A.: 2 bedrmS.. up. Mod improv.
part bSmt. Swim. enjoy your own
waterfront. Price and terms are
reduced for the man who means
business.
WE ALSO HAVE
Brick rambler, . fireplaces, s acres
land, stream. House has full bsmt
Mr.. Mclean few minutes D. C.
ATTENTION OLD CLIENTS
We have 8 new farms Just listed
Plus others.
BEULAH GOSS, ia. 2-5682
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

MOUNTAIN HOME on
10-acre wooded and landScaped
grounds 40 mi. D. c.. completely
remod. and furn.; scenic view: 3 bed
rms. elec. kit, paneled liv. rm..
fireplace. screened pch.. tiled bath.
To reach. To Point of Rocks Bridge
6f2 Va. side. left 665 ia mi on left
to sign. BROWN, Tel. Lovettsville
CVaD o31l or NO. T-0S34 lgs
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
PROPERTY DIAL

JON1Oh EAECO IVES
Area Of same prime, spick-
and-span, brick Cape Cod.
l2x2U .liv. rm.. cor. f1repl.,
family din. rm.. truly a dream
kit. Professor is transferred.
Repriced home to sell. $4,000.
with. $4,000 down or GI terms
avail.
JUNIOR ECONOMIST
That enjoys. figures and
facts still your be puzzled to
find b.rick ramble
hLapestry UNIQUE shade 3
kit, incl. DISPOSAL and dish
washer: fun bsrnt. Only
PLANNING SECTION
On the board and in reality
here's rambler surprising
your most wanted thoughLS;
ransy appearance, Gus o m
quality and finish; , bedrmS.,
full bsmt., sep. din. rm. Really
q standout In this price range
Of S18,500. Terms that will
amaze you.
CHIEF OF STAFF
Mrs. will be delighted with
neishborhood and environment.
Mr.. will be the same. plus
the obvious care and construc-
ton. Brick Colonial, 3 bed
rms, ga baths, newly equipped
kit. rec. rn.. 12x20. liy rm.,
flrepl.. rear scr. porch. at
tached garage. Priced S21,0 900.
$4,000 to handle.
COLONIAL REALTY &C
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SMALL ESTATE
HERNDON 48O
% ACRES

All cleared and in fine productive
condition. on good road. 20 miles
from D. c.; 5-room house. bath;
water and electricity: some out
buildings. 9 wells. Price. S12.950.
H. B. MITCHELL
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$3.50 CASH

For a lovely. "-bedrm. home with
expan, ATTIC and partial os Tho
bedrms. are large and attracttvely
decorated. Not a part OF a sub
div. and in the nearby Fairfax
County area. This house can be
BOUGHT for the above. cash ard
sos per mo. or on other variable
J. F. CUNNINGHAM
W c-sso JE. 2-0324
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MUST BE SOLD
BEFORE JULY Is

REASONABLE PRICE
Stone dwelling. & rooms. = baths,
oil heat; acres: beautiful loca-
ton; so miles from WaShinRton
on paved road; immediate pos
session.
Briscoe Real Estate 4 ms. Agency
Charles Town. Jeff. Co. w Va.
Phone 1e0-W Res. Phone; 44-F-i2
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED
TRAILERS

SHORT TERM SECOND TRUST. A.
months: good discount. JU. S-5l00
ewes. JU. 5-S505. is
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down. so month. +. F. HALEY,
s S1HtsE gn aSD f tEESffGoPERs .tten-
ton. Direct from owner All States
(clean-cut farm)-3 miles North OF
Rockville-long frontage on Rte.
No. $40 approx. liz acres gentle
for subdivision. Operated as cattle
and hog farm Well watered and
fenced. Property includes modern
rambler residence of two bedrooms.
guest house. tenant house and other
buildings Land under-priced 81
ings. YOU help appraise theml. See
by appointment. RALPH TEUN1s.
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KALORAMA HEIGHTS
BUILDER OR PRIVATE HOME

KALORAMA HEIGHTS
BUILDER OR PRIVATE HOME
OWNER
One Of last lots left in this ex-
elusive section, across from Edua..
dorian Embassy. at 2113 BancroIl
pl, Plans for luxury home go with
lot. Call OWNER. WA. 1857 OF
HIGHLAND ACRES-A choice subdi-
vision of beautiful one-acre lots on
the Leesburg pike. All have a lovely
view of the Blue Ridge Mountains
are wooded and gently rolling. Price.
from 81 ,995. with generous terms.
Call now for details. ia. 4-1l55.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
Radio Bldg. Arl.
APARTMENT HOUSE SITES, D. C. -.
(a) Corner plans approved for. s
units. Topo. map. White section
(bl 5000 50. IT. alley. side and rear;
ne: colored; "a block new school;
(c9 NE: 4ond and Benning I'd. area.
soft. lot to alley, $3.50.
(d) $4,000 50. IT.: ne colored; Al
Owner out Of city wants offer:
(e) NE: LIST commercial: 5000 SO.
it.. paved street. alley: ] block Diyi-
sion ave.; $500. SIGLER & CO,
Realtors, RIA. 3-3431; ewes, WO.
$3.50.
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COMMUNITY BUILDING, ~
blocks from Fairfax Court
House, loo 50. #. Of floor
space On LIST moor. basement
has 500 50. it,. suitable Tor
once Of doctors clinic, plenty
of parking space. VIII remodel
to suit tenant. Call ia 7.5I59
Arlington. Va, between 8 am.
anu ' -17
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S60.91

Total mo. payments. CT loan. o-bed-
room rambler. almost - acre. at
road. 80 minutes To WASHINGTON,
equipped kitchen. storage attic.
Sill $50. by owner. SOUTHOFF.
Kingsley road ton Park ST.. Vienna.
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READY?

SpotIesslv clean ,?-bedrm. Cape Cod
with expand. attic, sep; din. rm;'
fully equip. kit full dry bsmt; Excel
buy at $4,000. with $4,000 cash.
RICKLE. ia 1870. IN
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
WANTED

Good clean used cars. any make or
year: highest cash prices paid. See
PENNY at PENNY MOTORS, 1920
Rhode Island ave. ne, LA. $4,000.
Omen till q
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80 ~ Az = O14HN1
Garnlnn uo phana 10E

NOKESVILLE FARMS
23 acres; 5-rm. bungalow, other
bldg; on good I'd: $4,000. 2O5-
acre stock farm, ITO acres clear, IS
in timber; S-rm. house. bath; needs
some repair; large stock barn,
other bldgs.; lovely location, 35 mi.
to D. c.: less than $3.50 per acre.
Other large and small farms for
sale. A. r. WILKINS. Broker,
Nnkesyille Va 1G.N-01
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ANTIQUE

lines. possibly $50 years old. in
the rough; lovely setting, with fine
panoramic view. in fine community;
large old barn. stone spring house
fine spring; 35 miles from Wash.
ington D. c.: plus 30 acres good
land. few In nice timber. Price
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

At the Stop Sign
Chesapeake Beach, Md. -
Kodiak mirror., 1953-03-07

Pat Cannon was an incon- lng PNA passenger Wednes- day. He has been in Juneau md Anchorage on business of he United Fishermen of Alaska.
 John Gibbons took over operation of the Mission Rd Shopper Sunday. He and Gil )arvela are driving the bus.
 Harold Olsen, vice president of Pacific Northern Airlines, was here early this week on business and a routine inspec- tion of the local office.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-03-07
NOTIcE

The annual American Legion banquet for the Kodiak High School Basketball team will be held at the Montmartre Inn on March IS. Tickets are now on sale and may be obtained from Legion members.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-03-07

1928 May $, 4.25 pn 1929 May 5. 3:41 pm 1880 May 8, 7:03 pm 1881 May 10, 9::23 am 1852 May l, 10:15 am 1883 May 8, 7::30 pm 1884 April 30, 2:O7 pm 1885 May IS, 1::32 pm 1886 April 30, 1258 pm 1887 May 12, 8:O4 pm 1888 May 6, 8:14 pm 1889 April 29, 1::26 pm 1940 April 20, 3:27 pm l941 May 8, 1:50 pm l54A Aprll oO, l:2S pm 1943 April 28, 7::22 pm 1914 May 4, 2:08 pm 1945 May 16. 9:41 am l946 May 5. 4:40 pm 1947 May 3, 5:53 pm l948 May 13, 11:13 am 1946 May IA, 12::39 pm 1850 May 6, ALA pm 1851 April 30, 5:54 pm 1852 May 12, 5:O4 pm
Kodiak mirror., 1953-03-07
ice break Dates

The ice has moved at Ne mana on the following listed dates:
 1917 April 30. 11:30 am 1918 May II, 9::33 am 1919 May 3, 2::33 pm 1920 May II. 10:55 am 1921 May II, 6:42 am 1922 May 12. 1:20 pm 1923 May 9, 200 pm 1924 May II, BIO pm 1925 May 7, 6:32 pm 1926 April 26. 4:03 pm 1927 May 13, 5:42 am
Evening star., 1953-08-26
I'ndeFeafed MDW Plays
F3t Wood Nine TODAY
By the Asseeiated Press

WICHITA, Kans.. Aug. 26.-
Two ranking contenders for the
1858 title, Fort Leonard Wood,
Mo-, and the Military District
of Washington Colonials, meet
tonight in an important fourth
round game Of the National Nom
Pro baseball tournament.
Neither team has a defeat.
The Colonials beat the Missouri
soldiers for the national cham
pionship last year.
A third service team served
convincing notice last night that
it is very much in the run
ming, too.
Trailing 4-3 in the ninth
inning. the San Diego Marines
pushed three runs across on a
double, a single and Art Preston's s
homer with one aboard to down
powerful Fort Wayne, Ind, GA.
The Fort Wayne North Ameri-
cans, four times national
champs, had taken the lead in
the seventh with four runs on
two homerS.
Hayden Ray scattered>tive hits
in pitching Monsanto of Colum-
bia, Tenn, to a SO shutout over
Yazoo City, Miss, which was
bounced out of the double elm
ination tournament.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
Redskins
CONTINUED From Page CT

Continued From Page CID
Joe Tereshinski to full-time Of
fensive end.
NOTES.-The team won't have
any more rough work until Sum-
days game with the Forty
Miners in San Francisco .
workouts are scheduled for each
morning this week, with skull
drills each afternoon Johnny
Williams. Harry Dowda and Paul
Barry sat out today's scrimmage
Williams and Dowda have
charley horses and Barry
bruised his chest blocking ends
yesterday.
Andy Davis shoulder is mend
ing, but it doesn't look like he'll
play before the game in Co
lumbia, S. c., against the Steel
ers. Two players were re-
leased via waivers after the
scrimmage-Bill Link, Wake
Forest guard, and Dick Wood
ard, veteran center who was OBJ
tanned from the Giants in a
trade last September. That
leaves 46 players in camp,
counting Player-coach Bill Dud-
ley. It's still the largest
Redskins squad in history.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
fYl4EsE>->><..,tn ~!
t%EaGREENs &c sazas4

With so much value attached
to the prizes, there's going to be
a committee to keep "SleeperS"
out of the higher flights. This
tournament is going to have in
novationS and surprises by the
dozen. 1t will be interesting, if
nothing else.
DIVOT DATA Pro Harry
Griesmer announced next Mon
days Pro Amateur at his Be-
thesda Country Club will have at
least 5000 added. and he is hope
full of having two or three play
erS here for the Celebrities
tournament as his guests.
Courtney Litz and the Anacostia
businessmen back of the $500
added Pro-am at Anacostia the
day after Labor Day also are
hopeful of perSuading some of
the pros to stay over after the
Celebrities, inasmuch as the
Eastern Open in Baltimore will
be the next stop.
Mary Ann Musser, daughter of
the All View pro, failed by two
strokes to make the champion
ship flight in the recent USGA
girls junior, but she placed Sec
ond in the driving contest with
a 245-yard clout - barefooted.
The 14-year-old youngSter quail
fed with an 89-two strokes over
the limit-and won one match in
her fight before losing in the
second round. Fred Bottoms
hope of a good showing in the
Celebrities tournament with the
putter that helped him to two
pro-am triumphs last week was
ended when he smashed the club
over his knee at East Potomac
Monday. However, the Woodmont
pro always carries two putters,
and maybe he can do some busi-
ness with the other.
Dutch Fahrenwald is back as
George Diffenbaugh's assistant
at Kenwood after trying the auto
business and lending Bolton a
hand at Woodmont. Joe Sulli-
van; who succeeded Dutch. now
is in the leather goods business
in Bethesda. .. Cary Middlecoff, a.,
first of the big-name arrivals for
the Celebrities tournament next
week, will be here Saturday. He
will pass up the $4,000 Insur-
ance City Open starting tomor-
row in Hartford.
Al Houghton has completed
plans for the Middle Atlantic
PGA's annual meeting, which
includes the election and dinner
September % at the Cavalier
Hotel in Virginia Beach and a
81 ,000-added pro-amateur the
next day at the Cavalier Country
Club. Richard S. Tufts, incom-
ing president of the USGA and
Dugan Aycock, Cardinals gift
to golf, will be among the speak
ers. The pros were unanimous
that the two-day stand at Vir-
ginia Beach was one of the out
standing events of the season
last year.
Evening star., 1953-08-26

are Johnny Stoneburner, Phil
Mudd and Jim Kane. Fullback
Tommy Dyson and Quarterback
Karl Smith have some varsity
experience.
Besides the four Catholic
League games, the Cadets take
on the defending metropolitan
champion, Wilson High; the
same Calvert Hall team, with
the exception of one graduate,
that beat the Johnnies last year,
and the class of the Northern
Virginia teams, Mount Vernon,
Washington-Lee and George
Washington. And only one of
them, the season opener, will be
played at home.
Gallagher frankly admits that
the 1853 team will not be as
strong as the st. Johns squads
of the last two years. But, "
he says, "if we can come up
with some good guards and
tackles, we'll do all right"
The schedule:
September 1S-Georgetown Prep. $3.50.
September 25-at Washington-Lee, s.
October 2-at Wilson, $3.50.
October Sat John Carroll. $40.
october 16-at Calvert Hall in Bal
timore, $50.
october 23-at Mount Vernon, 8.
October 30-at George Washington,
November Cat DeMatha, 3:15.
November 13-GonZaga at Grifith
Stadium, 8 (tentative).
Next: Gonzaga)
Evening star., 1953-08-26
Rock Creek Club Finals
Scheduled Sunday

Finals in nearly all flights of
the Rock Greek Club champion
ship golf tournament will be
played Sunday. The women's
championship already has been
settled, with Mrs. Nick Altrock
defeating Georgia Sherier in the
finals.
The James C. Bibb Memorial
Trophy in the women's division
went to Betty Saunders and
Alice Ratcliffe, who defeated Dot
Houston and Frances Gaipa in
the finals, 2 up. The mems tro-
ply competition is not COM
pleted.
Seminal results:
Ghsmpi9nshiR ;s pic @ ightpsve slvdsE M.ds1 de,
First tiight-chuck catcher defeated
Nat Markfeld.. and 8; Jack Stein de-
RUSS sscSna and & cSuck Wsrner
defeated Al Tucker, 4 and g..
Third hight-Leon RoSin defeated Joe
OHara by default; GREG. Wilson de-
feated Dick Barbour. 6 and 5.
Fourth tiight-Joe BroZ defeated
Ge0rge Smoot, and 3; Dave Thomas
defeated Arthur Atwood. 2 up.
Women.
Championship f1ight--Mrs. Nick Al
trock defeated Betty Saunders. . up;
Georgia Sherier defeated 10 Dibella. 2
and l.
Second fiight-Madeline Stanton de-
feated Minerva Bartlett. 3. anti .; Alice
Third flght-Roberta Grunberg de-
feated Joyce Evans. 5 and 4; Glennoirre
Blough defeated Nell Yates, ! up.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
Mrs. Click Remains
As Lone Area Hope
In National Amateur
BY the AssoeiGted Press

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 26.
There were 80 golfers left to
tee off today in the fourth round
Of the SD annual national Wom-
ems Golf Championship, but
missing were two of the three
hopefulS from the Washington
Maryland Virginia area.
Betty CARRIER, 1852 District of
Columbia champion and Pat
Jansen, the current Middle At
lantic champion from Charlottes-
vile, Va, were swept aside yes
terday. Mrs. Maurice Click. the
Maryland State champion from
Baltimore was still around.
Miss CARRIER, who plays out of
the Argyle club in Layhill, Md,
lost in the third round to Mrs.
Dana w. Brown of Bangor, Me-,
3 and 2. Mrs. Click won her
third-round match over Mrs.
Reinert Torgerson of Garden
City. N. Y, 5 and 4. Miss JAMS
sen of Charlottesville, Va, lost
in the second round to Barbara
Romack of Sacramento, 5 and 4.
Three Are Favored.
Dorothy Kirby, the 1851 cham
pion, Polly Riley and Mary Lena
Faulk were among the favoriteS
moving into today'S play.
Miss Riley, one of the few top
flight stars who had to play right
through from the first round,
could show victories by margins
of 7 and S, 6 and 4, and 5 and 3.
And the last two were against
a pair of very strong rivals,
Edean Anderson and Pat De-
Vany.
Miss Faulk, who compiled a
fine winning record during the
winter and spring. shot the best
golf of the opening day-even
par for 13 holeS-in a lands
victory and followed it up yes
terday with a 6-and-4 decision
over Mary Sargent of Memphis,
a player of no little ability. And
Miss Kirby moved into the
fourth round with an 8-and-7
decision over Gloria Armstrong
of Alameda.
Other Survivors.
Among the 80 survivors are
Miss Romack, who has won three
lopsided matches, and Pat Lesser
of Seattle. who won her big one
yesterday-a 3-and-2 decision
over Claire Doran of Cleveland,
a member of the 1852 Curtis Cup
team.
Others include Ex- Champions
Grace Lenczyk Of Newington,
Conn. who went 20 holes to beat
Marlene Stewards conqueror,
Joyce Ziske of Waterford, Wis,
and Mrs. Dorothy Germaine
Porter of Philadelphia. From
the 1852 Curtis Cup team are
Pat O'Sullivan of Orange, Conn,
who plays Miss Romack; Mrs.
Grace Demoss Smith of Corval-
lis. Greg, and Mrs. Marjorie
Lindsay McMillin of Decatur, III.