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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

Industrial grornd
D. c.. Nd: railroad sidinRs. e. N
LIGHTBOWN, WA 7-132b.
THREE QUARTERS ACRE. on Blair
I'd. NV, zoned 2nd comm; $1.S5
50. it.; suitable for wholesaler, mfg.
or warehouse; excellent value. VIII
LINGHAM g. CO. Inv: BLDG. ME.
S-0079. eves., XII. S-2559.
= Heavy industrial
ground, 158x10O level and on grade;
sewer and water in; 75c 50. IT. A. M.
ROTH, RE. 1880.
ON KENILWORTH AVE, nr. new
trafic interchange-Over 4 acres
heavy industrial ground. level and
on grade; sewer, water and railroad
siding in; 65c 50. It. A. M. ROTH.
RE. 7-7330.
AZ ACRES on Bait. and Wash. hwy:
heavy indus: level and nice loc.;
sacrifice XII S-2390.
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COMPLETE DISPERSAL

3OO-acre farm for sale complete with
stock and equipment. Located with
in 80 miles of Washington. Farm
in excellent state of cultivation.
over 100 head Of Herefords; over
ment in excellent condition.: l4O
tons of silage plus other winter
feed S6S.000. Ewes. and SUNDAY.
ask operator to reverse calls to MI.
James TYLER. Lenah, Va. 5-2427.
GEO. MASON GREEN co.
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2 A. in PooIssvill,ss: - I'm I'm. bEieG seG
cash: bal. $40 monthly.
ga A. in Poolesville; .6-rm. Cane
Cod; bath. oil heat lse: sarden:
SlI,5OO; $4,000 cash.
A; new 1T 7-Tm. brick o1E soG1. Tamoift; aft:on
2-car; excel. view; 25 mi. D. c.;
S19,5O0. Will carry $4,000 lSt.
105 A.; S-rm. mod. house: 16-cow
dairy barn, silos; lge. bsmt.: barn.
pvt. drive; all grass: $4,000;
$50 A.; 7-rm. mod. house; 32-cow
dairy barn; lge.. maternity barn;
$4,000; - cash. =,
heat; new bldgs. and fencing: abun.-
dance of grass and water; 2S mi.
D. c.: $500 per acre.
go A.; 6-rm. mod. mouse: Youngstown
kit, 33-ft. deepfreeze, Panel den.
barn; on old millstream: 90 mi.
D. c.; $4,000; terms.
CHARLES H. JAMISON. BROKER
nAnIaeVYi1la 1890
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LEONARD SNIDER
Ell. 1911 LA PLATA. MD
CULPEPER

livestock farm, on good
road, 6 miles from town; S-room
frame house. needs redecorating: ;
S1S,500.
acres, s miles from town: 7-room
house, electricity, bath, Angus herd
farm implements. including tractor;
S27,35O
53O-acre cattle farm. good land. old
brick house with lovely setting and
view: small river through entire
farm: a property with great posi-
bilities; $4,000.
P. M. BROWNING. Realtor.
JOHN H. HIT, Associate,
Culnpner Va
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED TO RENT-in Washington
Il door space and telephone
pickup service for motor truck COM
pany located in Baltimore. Write
Box 360-M, Star.
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Downtown Bldg. 412 9th
st. NV. modern dreproof elevator
bldg; all services included In rea-
sonable rent CENTURY CO. RIM
z01 RE. 7-2294
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RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS GA1THERsBURG 299
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
CHARMING SOUTHERN MARYLAND
HOME--Solid brick, English bond.
r center hall; 3.story rI, and n basement semen It
rooms. excellent fireplaceS. hand.
some 3-story stairwell,, bath .
porches. electricity telephone. large
grove, magnificent oak. walnut. pop.
lar trees; deep well. spring stream
900-ft; trontase on State road; -
81 acres; 100000 Additional acre.
RIVER Front TOBACCO, CATTLE
FARM--137 acres on state road, 40
miles Washington: l.200-ft, water
front; 90 acres arabic excellent soil;
dence; . tobacco barns. farm build
ings; ducking shore. anchorage; ten
ant on farm. S23,000
MD.-Brick residence
Quilt l94Sl. excellent condition; Z
rooms, bath. basement. oil-burner
mood; near school; 1acre lot
LA PLATA, MD.-Gentleman's s-room
residence, in excellent neighborhood;
living room 0UXSU' , DeQrOOmS WIN
closets, bath, fireplace, electricity;
loft. porch on two sides, Artesian
we'll: 2-acre lot, magnificent large
hardwood and Norway spruce trees;
fruit: dwelling completely insulated
immediate possession; $1,000.
POTOMAC RIVER year-'round house,
sand beach, anchorage. lh-acre
lot, Groom. dwelling. 3la baths; oil
hot-water heat, artesian we'll. Ra-
rage. servants quarters, furniture
and small boat included. S12.000.
TOBACCO FARM near La Plata :i:i
acres, 65 arabic. 13 acres allotment.
6-rm. dwelling. electricity: 2 tobacco
barns; good neighborhood. Tenant
on farm. $4,000.
PORT TOBACCO RIVER-Residentia
lots. : to. 6 acres each. 81 900 to
81 500: also 5-acre tracts on high
ridge with waterfront privileges
U. S. HWY. 3O1-outstand:ne busi.
ness sites: also homesites in fast
growing towns and on beautiful
waterfronts
LEONARD SNIDER
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large office ARRANGEMENT consisting
Of l room. storage area and law;
$50 per mo.
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AIR CONDTTTONED

Opposite Mayfiower Hotel. Approx
1000 50. #. divided into 5 rms;
HERMAN e. GASCH a SON. 500
Woodward Bldg, Ma. S-1254. -3
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$50 ACRES

Dairy farm located on State road :;
42-stanchion Washington type Tdairy
barn, . silos. bank barn, tenant
house. 200 acres excellent crop land,
abundance of water. 1875 head pure
bred dairy cattle also available.
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FARMS

DOWN. $40 mo. buys good
shade. outbldgs.. well. cleo, 20 acres,
on good road. near stores, busline;
for white or colored: $4,000.
$50 down, S15 mo. buys new q
rm. house. cleo, 2 acres on hard
road. 81 $50. WILLIAM A. COOKE.
I.nliisa Wo phnna
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

LARGE WAREHOUSE and store In
GEORGETOWN; 1858 Wis. ave-. OIL
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Bond Bldg. Corner 14th and New
York ave. n.w.)-Now offering sew
eral two-room suites from $115 per
approx. !, 800 50, #. at S370.
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ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering. mail service and public
stenographPr available. Call DE.
2-SOO6.
telephone answering service. $3.50
monthly; with desk. $50. ME.
S-O04b
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UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY :
9 ACRES

Centered in friendly community, a
few minutes from town facilities
and schools. A truly charming
country center-hall residence amid
fine old trees, spacious liv. rm., din.
rm. with flrepl.. sitting rm., kitchen,
bedrms. and bath, plus studio.
home condition. 2-car garage.
Ideally suited for dr.'s home.
500 500,
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COLORED

s-acre lots. mr.. Andrews Field: S995
and UP. Ewes. IL 3-3625.
WOOD & MITCHELL
10. s-l616 p
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COMMITTING D. c.

PARocHIAL MILITARY SCHOOL
walking distance to this 7-room. g.
fireplace, modern Colonial home
on active stream; "a acres of land;
Reduced for quick sale. Terms.
houses. barns. etc. on 165 acres
Asking $4,000.
BEULAH GOSS IA. 2-5682
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS wANTEr
DESK SPACE

OFFICE SPACE in lawyers ONCE in
Bowen bldg. wanted by practicing
lawyer. OIL. 4-5347.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

FOR RENT-vacant lot, end COM
mercial. S04 Barry pl. NV. Mr..
Ga. ave APPROX. 16x90. Suit.
parking. storage. auto repair shop.
or any other type of business. ReaS.
9l6 N. Y, ave, NV. MA STAG. 4
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oR YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS ZEE
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH, DEL.--Oceanfront
apis ! and bedrmsse aysilable
Special rates after Labor Day. Call
ia. 0-7514. week ends and ewes.
DRUM POINT-Clean wooded lot ,
blocks from beach, "a price. Laurel
761-R-l,
sIX-RooM oCEAN-rRoNT APIS,
vacancy Aug 10; S75 weekly. After
PqpgsFalk' EtV ssS wildwood. N J, Phone
TWO-BEDRM. home. complete; hot
and cold running water: house on
the water; $50 per wk.; linens furn.,
TV comb: boat avail. Ask for Or.
BUTCHER. II 3-S3s5.
RT"OBOTH REACH and . bedrm.
apts.. kitchens. fully rquipped; sleep
4 and 9. DOROTHY LARRIMoRE.
Rehoboth Beach, Del,
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Lse,. mod du-
terror; pictures avail. LA. 6-S420.
OCEAN BEACH. MD;mTwo adioin,,
ms ss6 lets .stS Listed At h$i sos each G Erfs
Star
ing city, will sacrifice lot, ! blk:
of Baltimore blvd. and 3 blkS. OF
beach fer $500 under current price.
Box 301-S Star. a
OCEAN BEACH. MD.-Choice corner
lot on paved hwy, blk from
ocean: sacrifice. IA. 1-5495.
ATLANTIC CITY-10Oss location.
Corner property. Good income.
25-room furnished hotel with 8
stores. STAHL 101 S. Va. ave.
REHOBoTH BEACH. DEL.-Privats
furnished apt. rooms and bath,
modern conveniences, $50 wk. Aug,
$50 wk. Sent. Write RALPH A.
DE 10y, Rehoboth Beach, Del.
Phone Rehnhnth G4ln
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OCEAN CitV. Md.

SALE. FURNISHED, S22.5oO
125-ft. ocean front, beaut home,
knotty pine; bedrooms, . baths.
huge liv.-din. room. picture window,
fireplace. Sun deck. screened porch,
DUNNINGTON on premises. Phone
Ocean City, Nd, 5l5-W-5 for di-
rections .
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TIL 18th ST. NV.
Sheraton Building; 3-room suite and
one single of1lce available in modern
air conditioned building. For infor-
nation, see manager, Rm. 70S. or
call RE 7-645S q
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ZONED FOR APTS.


Level lot. 75x15O, with all util. in
and paid for. At less than soc per
50. #. Call Mr.. Bartlett with
ALDRE, INC. LU. 4-0747. .
BUILDERS-For colored
apartments, at Goth and Dix ne.
50x14O feet; next to alley and rear
alley Zoning 40-A; all utilities. With
$3.50 cash down payment. S3.500
1st trust to be subordinated. H
LLOYD HOLLANDER. EX. 3-340s
unt' $40 EE. A-6617 ewes. e.
and Stanton I'd. sc. Level lot. so
by 1856; street and all util. in.
Ready to build. Good for 12-unit
apt Price, $4,000. LU. 2-5976;
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. 1345
cOLORED~5 BEXUT. WOODED acres
on. Glendale rd.. Full price, 81, 200
su6stantial SNRY eSSh nesded sG6dE WAsGME
or WA 7-1000
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BUILDERS ATTENTION = City of
Falls Church. lots; all utils.; curb
and streets in; u acre; $3.50 each.
Near Falls church-1s lots: all utils
in; 10000 sa. It. minimum.
Several other choice bldg. lots. ArI..
Falls Church. Fairfax.
4763 Lee Hwy, OF Glehe. IA. 7-eQeo
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1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-360(
GOOD FARMS

MANY EXCELLENT farms available
and we have them from acres to
1000 from S6,800 to S150,000.
dairy farms, estate farms: also
highway businesses.
WE MAKE TRADES. Consult US. We
know the country and can help you
DROP A POSTCARD. phone us or
stop in: we're right on U. S. "40.
CLOSED THURSDAYS
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Several other stock and dairy farms
available.
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GEORGETOWN
Excellent for antiques, bric-a-brac or
decorators. 306S NJ st. NV. Nice
store, parking. heat, reas. rent. WO.
6-0oS7, OIL. 2-655S. BLACKSTONE
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MR. RIIII,DERI

Here are 70 lots with sewer, water,
curb. streets, cutters. in an ideal
houses. YOU BUILD EN-. WELL
SELL EN- FAST! Call Mr.. Caney,
ia. 5-6161. w. FRANK CANEY,
INC
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State Hwy. Farm, $4,000
Dandy Country Home
.13 Acres, Creek-$3,5 500

Wonderful fishing and swimmin': in
beautiful Shenandoah Valley: only
mi. to town, 25-min. drive to smart
city. attractive dwelling. in excel
lent repair. 5 rms, elec. and porch.
nice lawn cool shade. stable. hog
house with cement frs. poultry
house: part tillable. blue grass pas
ture. wdlot; steal at this low
price, part down. E. c. Brumback,
STROUT REALTY. Middletown, Va.
Bargain Lists Mailed Free.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
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NEARBY va. on o. s. No. 1-2, 900
So. it., practically new BLDG, plus
5000 SO. #. land: suitable most
any business, distributor, auto re-
pairing, etc. SIGLER & CO.. RA.
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For further particulars call L. A.
ABERCROMBIE, PooleSville 1851.
Randall H. Hagner & Co., Inc
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MIDDLETOWN VALLEY

Frederick Co., Md. A Catoctin Noun
tain retreat or retirement home. z
acres productive land improved by
an excellent condition 6-room and
basement house situated on a l,1OO-
IT. elevation commanding wide
small farm. has a barn. concrete
floor chicken house and utility house.
Good water supply and variety of
fruit trees. An accessible property
= miles from the new No. 40 between
Frederick and Hagerstown.
Valley. 7-room pre-
Revolution stone house, a village
home on nearly l acre ground that
has a bath, electricity and furnace
heat. Price, $1,000. THEODORE F.
MENK, 927 18th st. NV, EX. s.
2740. Or Mrs. RoutZhan, Myersville
2722 for these and other Middle
town Valley opportunities. y
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RRADLEY HILLS

! have 3 lots, fronting directly on
Bradley lane. Just a mile beyond
the intersection of Bradley and Will:
son lanes. Nestled in the shade and
with water and sewer available in
front. These lots possess what the
builder is looking for. $1,000 each
will buy. or II you have TRADE
make an offer Will consider ANY
THING reasonable. Call EN-. 81 $40
Or OIL 4-o7Ro =
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BUILDERS. SPECULATORS
135 lots. $3.50 each. Surrounding new
school. Sewer and water available
Engr. and topo. complete. PETERS
ewes. and Sunday. EN-. 2-S776. =
BRADLEY BLVD. RIVER ROAD
Estate area; acres; reasonably
priced: owner. Poplar 2-3265.
Last Level Lot in District
1927 Military rd. 60x150. Select
neighborhood. Ideal transportation.
out Conn. ave. right ga blocks
OWNER. Ma. $3.50. Call 9 to 8
weekdays =
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Acre lots, large trees. stream. Re-
stricted building sites. Drive to
Chantilly, Va, on Route 30, con-
tinue on so about ! mile TO 6n7.
turn risht to Fairwood Estates.
FAIRWOOD CO.. DI. 1-6923, JE. y
0AOO QSR-T %
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ST. GEORGE ISLAND-40O IT. Of pri-
vate sandy beach; good 6-rn. housei
hr drive; unusual buy at SS,g50.
JAMES E. MAHONEY. 1918 l4th ST..
n HI 0-Sd1n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-18
By Rod Themes

Barrett Crandall, former Cor
nell coxswain who called a fast
pace in directing arrangements
for Saturdays college rowing re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-18
Britain Expected 10 Fill
9Th Davis Cup Bracket
BY the Associated Press

LONDON. May 18.-Seven Of
the eight brackets in the quar-
ter-final round of the European
Zone Davis Cup tennis COMPETE
ton have been filled and the
other is expected to be occupied
by Great Britain today.
The British need only a victory
over Norway in the doubles to
complete the round Of eight.
The tie opened yesterday with
Geoff Paish defeating Norway's
No. / player. Rolf Pape. As.
Go. 6-3. 60. and Tony Mot
tram turning back Sverre Lie in
straight sets. 6-3, 60, 81.
Here is the lineup for the next
round, which must be completed
by June Is: The Philippines VS..
Denmark, Germany VS.. France,
Belgium VS.. Britain or Norway
and Italy VS.. Sweden.
All of the second-round win
ners swept through the five
matches without a defeat except
Germany and France. Germany
lost the doubles and one of yes
terday's singles matches in elm
mating South Africa. 3-2. Yugo-
slavia salvaged a single point
from France by splitting yester-
days singles.
Gottfried Won Cramm, 49,
year-old internationalist, assured
Germany of victory by easily
outplaying 19-year old Jan Yer
maak, 81, 6-3, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-18
Neuman Named Chairman
For touchdown Outinu

George Neuman has been
named general chairman of the
Touchdown Clubs annual out
ing June 4 at the Annapolis
Roads Country Club. He will be
assisted by Tommy Whelan.
Meanwhile. the next formal
activity for the club is Wednes-
days luncheon honoring the
Cleveland Indians. All the play
ers and officials of the club are
expected with Pitcher Bob Feller
and Manager AL Lopez the prin-
cipal speakers.
Committee chairmen for the
outing are: Golf - Raymond
Sonny Workman and Hal Hal
likSon; softball-Angus Lam
mond, Ben lola and Bill Tobin;
publicity - Jack BuScher and
Steve Douglas: prizes-J. Kip
Edwards; refreshments - Steve
Douglas; food-Hugh P. CBingo)
Flynn; tickets-George and Bob
Mcintosh; entertainment Jim
Pearson; track and football
events-Hal Mickey; games
Don Foster and Jack Lever, and
promotion - Lou FRANKIE and
Dutch Unger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-18
Illinois May Retire.
WaIcott if Showinq
OF Films StiS Row
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO. May 18.-Lou Rad
zienda of the Illinois Athletic
Commission said today he
planned to make a motion that
Jersey Joe Walcott officially be
retired in Illinois if "our hear
ing on his protest turns into a
three-ring circus"
Radzienda made the state
ment prior to viewing three
dimensional films of Friday
nights heavyweight title fight
which ended in Walcott's knock
out by Rocky Marciano in 2:25
of the first round. -
Il think a great injustice is
being done to Marciano with
the protest by Felix Bocchicchio
(Walcott's manager" Radzienda
said. Instead Of Marciano be-
ing hailed as one Of the greatest
punchers in history he is being
torn down with silly protests.
IF Bocchicchio trys to make
a three-ring circus out of our
commission meeting this after
noon I will make a motion that
Walcott be retired. Every day
is like a year to Walcott, any
way"
Formal Protest Expected.
The International Boxing Club
scheduled special theater show
ing of the three-dimension films
today. The session was to be
followed by the commission
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regular meeting when q formal
protest was expected to be filed.
The press, members of the
commission and representatives
OF both fighters were invited to
see the pictures. Neither Mar
ciano nor Walcott will be present.
Both have left town.
The films were taken from
four angles and all four will be
run off at normal tempo and in
slow motion.
Bocchicchio and his lawyer,
Angelo Malandra, maintain the
films will prove their contention
that Referee Frank Sikora gave
the 39-year-oldS challenger a
fast count"
1t was not known whether
Marciano would be represented
at the theater today. His man.
ager. al WE'LL. is not in town.
LaStarza May Meet Charles.
I Rocky himself was resting in
Holland. Mich, where he trained
for the brief bout. His plans are
indefinite, but may have been
helped along somewhat by a
recommendation of the National
Boxing Associations Executive
Board yesterday.
At a meeting in Milwaukee,
the board recommended that
Roland La Starza and Ezzard
Charles fight each other for
the right to meet the champion.
In another development,
Newark, N. j.. hospital offered
to sponsor a return match be-
tween Fridays opponents.
Officials of the institution, the
Clara Mass Memorial Hospital,
acted after Bocchicchio demand
ed a rematch. with proceeds to
go to charity.
Neither Marciano nor Walcott
appears interested in a rematch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-18
By Bruce FoIes, Jr.

Claude w. Ovens gray mare
Philabeg, making her second ap-
pearance this season, was i'm
preSsive in capturing the green
hunter tricolors in the third an
nual Congressional horse show,
held on the North Wind Farm,
near Burtonsville. Md, over the
week end. The show was ended
prematurely by yesterdays thun-
derstorm.
Ridden by Gardner Hallman,
the good-looking 16-hand mare
by Grey Flares outscored classy
field of green horses to win the
open green conformation hunt
ers over fences. She placed third
in the green conformation hunt
ers and green conformation hunt
ers under saddle, which was won
by her stable mate Sky's Light,
ridden by Mrs. Hallman. Phila-
beg scored 1112 points.
Fox TrOt Wins Reserve.
The reserve green hunter
award went to Chuck Acker-
mans big-jumping Fox Trot.
With her owner riding, Fox Trot
won the green class over the
outside course, placed second in
the open green and fourth in the
over-fences for. points.
The working hunter division
resulted in a tie between Sally
Blauner's Three'S-A-Crowd and
A. S. Dailey's Tiny. Only two
of the four classes in this di-
vision were held, with Three's-
A-Crowd winning the open
working hunter and Tiny taking
the ladies' working, for five
points each. When the two
owners tipped a coin the reserve
went to the Blauner entry, who
was also the working hunter
champion at this show last year.
The jumper division was a
popular win for Llangollen
Farms Eager Beaver. Ridden
by Dick Kirby, Eager Beaver
won the modified Olympic,
placed second in the Touchdown
and-out and third in the open
jumping for 10 points. The re-
serve title was won by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred j. Hughes, jr.'s, gray
mare, Hi Ii. With Hughes rid
ing, except when his wife took
over in the ladies jumper class,
Hi Ii won the open jumping
and placed second in the ladies'
for 8 points
Bright Light Scores.
In the conformation hunter
division Grace Gardeners Bright
Light, with his owner riding,
won the model hunter and open
hunter, to score 712 points for
the championship. The reserve
went to Mrs. j. Deane Fuckers
gray gelding Spanish Mint, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-18
Patty Berg Is Victor
In Nevada P|ayoff
By the Associofed Press

RENO, May 18.-Patty Berg
took $875 top money in the
first annual Nevada women's
open golf tournament yesterday
by sinking an 8-foot putt on the
fourth hole of a sudden-death
playoh.
Miss Berg, Betty Hicks of
Long Beach, Calf, and Louise
Suggs, Atlanta, had tied after
18 holes with ISIS. Miss Hicks
was eliminated on the first extra
hole.
A f1ve-way tie for first almost
developed, but Marlene Bauer,
Sarasota, Fla, missed a 3-foot
putt, and Jackie Pung of Homo
lulu an 18-incher. They tied for
fourth with 1925.
Other scores were Betsy
Rawls. Spartanburg. S. c.; Betty
Jameson, San Antonio, and
Betty MacKinnon, Dallas. tied
for sixth at 1853; Marilyn Smith,
Wichita, Kans., 1856: Alice Bauer
Hagge, Sarasota, .158; Peggy
Kirk. Ponte Verde, Fla, 100, and
Barbara Rawson, Stockton,
Calf, 161.
Top amateur was Barbara
Romack, Sacramento, 158.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-18
Injured Chairman PLANNING
For Return of REGATTA Here

with 1858 plans, with a number
of changes calculated to make
the regatta a better show. Satur-
days affair, dominated by Navy
crews. was enthusiastically re-
celved by the thousands who
gathered on Hams Point despite
threatening weather and the
Armed Forces Day attractions.
The national telecast by the
Columbia Broadcasting System
Of the varsity race was a hit over
the land, according to report It
was the first such telecast of a
rowing contest.
Harvard's valiant, but futile.
bid to beat out Nays Olympic
champions in the varsity race
was the high point of the re-
gatta. Crandall's accident &C.
Cured just after he'd finished
talking with members of the, vic
toriouS crew, on the Goat to re-
ceive the Rowe Trophy, en-
blematic of the overall cham
pionship, and The Star Trophy,
presented to the varsity winner,
from the hands of Navy Score
tary Anderson.
Harvard Gives Navy Scare.
Harvard gave the Navy a real
scare" Crandall said. THE mid
shipmen told Secretary Anderson
they weren't sure they'd won I'M
til the official announcement
came" Nays margin was less
than half length.
I'm a close race" Crandall
said, "a crew can be fooled by
the angle of the finish lire"
Crandall made light Of his in
jury.
1T was like old times" he
laughed.
In college, both Of his knees
were knocked out of joint and
his nose broken several times in
hockey and he broke his left
shoulder wrestling.