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INVEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALT

WILL TRADE from one to 100 lots ir
come property. Fulton S-5sl4. 81
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
Tremendous demand now exists
tor-Flats; apartments, stores. Of
AS buil aiT hstsls-Phens MT
tis Fish g.. me me-: 7s sh issa st /
MT. PLEAsANT-4-unit apt; all
rented furnished. Gross income,
Priced risht. GEORGE W. BAusER.
MAN. JU. 5-1570: ewes. HU. g.
sss.s5o CAN BUY this 4-fa9ily
loe. ct s22l M st. ne. Income
$685. SssSS Pss4s . yI5;7lliH'v rentals Es sx
81, 500 for this mod. s-unit brick
s eaas es only incomes Ses ga on Ssy
colored tenants; 2oSs return on
Investment, Elk. $4,000. RIA; s.
NEW AUNT. 1st commercial. MINI
ave. n;e.-6Indiyidual utils. ane
sor Rea m.r Bent s2sS %Sph FOR r Ge|
sale; N. sEdAL, CO. 6-2s3S. IA
NEW APT. BLDG.-14 units: yer!
close-in N. Arl.; 7ha times rent. Foo
IA. 7-S500. or drop In at 230t
Wilson blvd. 9 till 9. 80
ARLANDRIA, in busy shopping cen
ter. Stone bldg: slate roof; 50x150
It. lot; 8 rms, recreation room. ~
baths, 2 stone fireplaces. coppei
plumbing; double stone garage: S29,
500. OWNER. so. 5000. 81
FOUR UNITS, near 3Oth and Ala. ave
Sc; $4,000 FLA loan; annual in.
come. $500. Large, 1-bedrm apis
Shows good return. Mr.. Harris
ALDRE INC, LU. 4-0747. eyes,. LII
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

CHOICE CORNER SITE = Bethesda
Country Club area req ons SH%ERNS
REALTY s co. ~. 1850. Open Til
BEkUMT1FUL WOODED LOTS, ada
cent to Rock Greek Park. Express
M zs9o d K iaIS; co m5- s9q Pm ss SA
for select builders in Williamsburg
village, Olney, Nd. win subordinate
part. Fulton 1854. 81
148 ACRES; MD.-Can be handed
with $4,000 down; city water. cleo.
and telephone now on land: Call
eos 18th 1t. NV. ST. 3-06b0 til
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CHEVROLET 194s C.o.E. 16-ft. fur
niture van; 1852 motor; $685.. Ii.
cI& 1sSfS, 81 n-ton pickup; h.r
W vi s9SSeasssson' eli yTRso55naRaIy s5csoS
Seven Corners, Falls Church, va.
F S1i D't5as9'F -s s.ton tractor; new
Mss s gfE5 gri9 Tsdckg 0 sfN tIEss
FoRD IS F-soO s:ton' DUMP mn; S Bic @s'
motor; new.truck condition, very
TIT 1suGTk * csE aSs5PEEEE' 1915 W. va. ave
FORD '51 F-S 3-ton tractor; new
%RT TRucR eale cESrs sE l'4 4si STE v
FORD rs F.s s-ton dump; goot
ss s VIZ ;seTf sGAR Rffeh TFTcR' c PsS
TER, 1915 W. Va. ave. NE. LA. 8.
Fo6RD '5s; 1874 wheelbass. cab ane
chassis. 2-speed rear: big "6" en-;
ket value. Phone JE. 1926.
FORD 40 2-ton dump; rebuilt motor
recently installed, two rear axles
good body. $500; sTEUART TRUCK
CENTER. 1915 w. Va. ave. NE. LA
c&Ey: ie47 H-ton panel; over s1oo
worth Of tires; new paint; recon.
ditioned; q good-looking. hard hit.
ting money-rnaker; 81 down; S19.46
mo-; full price. 1927. We handle
al financing. WILLIAMS CHEVRO.
SILVER sDrins. ma tHc IL. sssoSs;' 1 iss
&c: ave. Wheaton, Md. 10. 4-8097
rsconditioned; $685.. KENYON: PECK
!CheyroleQ. $40 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va,
"a; 2-S S!,OS. Open til $3.50 Pm
c HieSfS sdaPa 81 csrryall Suburban;
Al condition throughout; will
sseiy sease 9 csi MR. sell FREp aHTedl
va WA f-7%oo. 8 to 8; AP. 7-5535s
DoDGE '4e A.ton pickup; ready to
V Va. "a. 5000. " open Oit I'll $50 $50
pm. Closed Sundays.
CHEVROLET '46 .h-ton panel: new
WHY'S ss SALES E'0i DI S1sfi NAis 1855
CHEVROLET ie4s SIS sedan an deii HegS
Al condition; must sell immedi-
ate cssIy; VIII rH taks best of1er. Pless'
Pontiac 80 sedan delivery; orig
inal dark-blue finish. heater: one
SIZES D f7gs k4 Sss5 w %eahxs
ave. NV, EN-. 2-SO93.
GMC '46 A-ton pickup; Al shape;
will guarantee; must sell immedi-
ately: will take best offer. Please
call MIR. FREDERICK, WA. 7-72OO
, 3 to 3 n, A p, 7oo55353 after 5. 81
1885. JEWEL TEA CO., INC, sol
Franklin st. ne. HO. 2-571S. 80
DODGE 1852 Ha-ton pickup; excel.
lent care by one owner; heater
ladder racks; no reasonable Offer
refused. AID. 2-1343. 31s
CHEVROLET so half-ton pickup;
Al cond.; win guarantee to pass
D. C. and Va. inspection; must sell
right away. Please call MR.. FRED.
ERICk, WA. 7-720O, 8 to 5; AP
7-5353 after < Al
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TOP VALUE

This is q new brick rambler. All the
space Of an older home. including
center-entrance hall. A 31-ft. liv.
Tm., with picture windows, plus
wood burning fireplace; large all
electric kit. includes wood cabinets.
garbage disposal. exhaust fan. stove
and Tetgr; twin.; Size ~, hed Inns
full attic offers world OF storage
space daylight 6sI tiuf has s5 S1s:
place; 12x13-ft. den or maids rm.
13x 1914 ls SI% I Tm:; x, bath Sas;
water Dashboard, heat in the bsmt
and first floor. with dual controls.
There are ,10S electric outlets In
the home. Level " -acre lot offers
excellent view of surrounding coun.
tryside. This home Is priced Of
S25. $50 and has more to offer than
any place we have seen for that
price. Possession can be given on
settlement. To inspect the above
property. call
MacClure-C ockerille
Vienna, Va. DU. $3.50
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NOTHING DOWN to responsible par
ties for building site at many
good. year-round beach develop
ments. near Annapolis, Nd, on
South, West or Severn Rivers. Priced
e. a.: $500 an S oup ; brand-new cot;
S Sassi "a 'n S-s$ W "a ka1
BETHESDA-41,3 300 50. IT,, on East.
csli Mr iebiins. spes' anG s S9y
OIL. 4-66sS. ROBERT B. HALL
Co. OF. 2-3250. 81
ONE ACRE. mr.. Bethesda Country
Club; cleared. beautiful view, on
haId-surfaced road; only $2.250,
with small down payment and BAL
s saee s STeF : yrs YELLoTT q az, Co.
ACREAGE. ACREAGE, ACREAGE -
Fairfax Fart and Prince William Coun-
With al Stils O ali i'r near 's Shirley so% of
an acre. VERNON M. LYNCH 4:
SONS. springheld. Va, XII. 9-5755.
WOODED LOTS. near Hillandal.
FRANK OR cRAvE Hi'' RH a. Se s. u soon
HERNDoN. VA. AREA-ss5O pc,
wooded. 5 acres plus; $3.50, cash
ana terms. 80. 1886. al
33rd AND ADAMS ST. NE.
Close to industrial and proposed
N. Y. ave bridge. Approx. 100, 900
house on property. Terms II desired
Ba aS11as REALTY CO.
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GEORGETOWN
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

OFFICE BLDG.-7o.O 900 50. IT,, cen
trslly located downtown: to be
two Or IN tbI It's entirety rs Or IN tiers q
So; #. per fir.). WIN rent as is OF
win remodel to suit tenant. Cali Mr.
Wstzel. WETzEL REAL ESTATE
viii LEASE ENTIRE BLDG, Isl
and 4th d. apis; on esriine. owENs
c SoTAIT BGEbGMlE ' on s-9 aisS;o,. ave and
Milwaukee ST., suitable for doctors
or dentists oflce; 2 floors; viii re-
model to suit tenant. 10. 3-6611.
2217 M ST. N.W.-2nd commercial;
once, shop. laboratory space with
excellent Groom, 2-bath living quar-.
tiers. OWNER. ST. 3-944S. "a
1850! 14th ST. N.W.-2nd floor. drive.
up ramp; approx. 1000 "a. IT,, re.
tnforced concrete floor. fireproof
suitable auto parking. body shop
Wholesaler, warehouse. distributor
etc. See any time. Call Ma. S-S172
ewes. IA. o.e36z. Il
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MOTORCYCLES
GARAGES
AuToMoTIVE MISC.

VAN TRUCKS. any size Job; prompt
service; reas.; local or long distance
ia. o-2937: eyes,. RA. 3-1416.
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BUY NOW

Over 400 acres near Warrenton.
Virginia.; beautiful modern house.
practically new. Al tenant house,
2 lge. feeding sheds. to accommodate
over $50 cattle. big barn and silo,
machine shed. all necessary farm
not an estate but q real farm that
can be operated at q profit. and
priced at down-to -earth farm
price. For appointment to see, call
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC. IA.
4-1156, or AP. 7-4013 after 6 pm.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1850 4-dr. sedan; with slid
road; s425 or best offer. XII.
A sjsrTSi ta) 1850 and 1s4s: lovely
tan finish. 4-dr. sedans; equipped
and clean throughout; S545 and
S345. KAISER-WILLYS INC. $685.
Wis. ave. lat Western ave., EN-, 2
A iHsSii 1916 '4s, AZ. so and So
Convertible, $595: 8 used N. o:s;
money. JACK PRY, LTD, l4th and
NV. lin our 31st year,
A Ses..i ana ss d esSi :aq ss5 v5tn
MANHATTAN AUTO (Kaiser-Willys)
INC. Factory Sales and Service for
K KiYs.. s Henry - j: WHY'S WHY'S, Austin,
land; Morris and N. g. Both side sides
B ISIcR''p IS SUPER hstf' Riviers 4-dr.; r.
t tionai h;i n nsea sse5' RoYLE No
TOR SALES AIdS 1s17 R, 1. ave. J n;e'.
DynafioW; new new General Wv. tires;
terms. OHIO Williams BUICK,
r. I. ave. at Goth st. ne. -29
BUICK 1947 Super cow; new paint;
radio. heater; very good top; SECS;
no down payment to good crea s.
Home of Bargains. go
81 ,oS5. o. 81 e-so56. SIS pm. 20
BUICK 81 black Roadmaster sedan :;
tires, seat covers; garaged day and
night, excellent condition. Original
owner. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated; $1,595. WO 6-014s after
BUICK Il R;K' 1850 Super convertible coupe
light green finish; black top S dyna.
BERG AUTO SALES. 1909 Wis. ave,
BUICK 4 Super 4-dE;; orig. black
$3.50 Wis. ave- NV, Wo, 639:ss.
BUICK SO Super conv.; r. h.. Dyna. ::
Wv. tires. like new: $500. GMAC
loT-rate financing. HYATTSVILLE
R ~ XIV 1929 g91 & l. ave. Hyattsyille'
sacrifice. size full price. "RoPER,
BUick 1852 super Riviera 4edr. ::
Dynafiow, r. and h.. tinted glass,
puncture-proof tubes; l owner;
very clean throughout; safety test
ed; written IsE gpaT rant 81 ,695; PAUL
sin a aye and and E snis t,,j St NV KE
BUICK 81 Super Riviera sedan; +.
and h.. l owner, excel. mechanical
cond; 2-tone gray. EN-. 3-l239.
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BOATS

RICHARDSON cruisers. Correct Craft
run-a-bouts. Marina Rocket and
Gray marine engines on display.
Large number of used boats now
repair Service 1 THE o WksHfNf;T ON
MARINA. 1900 Maine ave. s.w. RE.
7-4797.
26-FT. SPEEDBOAT, trailer and
life preservers: $3.50. TIE. 6-5729.
USED CHRIs-CRAFT MOTOR, 95 h.p..
with reduction gear; in good cond. !;
reas. OIL. 2-S529. 20
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
ORANGE CITY HOTEL

O1CkaNN1G vi i NIL Eli
For sale or lease. 30 rms. 10 baths.
Is unfinished rms. 3 apis. Sprinkler
system; Sep. bldgs; outside. e Equipped GI%
ssSooo aEoSoE I'll P PsRaEf f ssa
18th st. NV. Suite 1103. ST: s.
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Large Rambler
1 ACRE-$22,5OO

Three master bedrms., two 11x13,
one 14x14; din. rm. 11x14. kit.
12x15, lily. nm. 1922 with wood
hot-Water Dashboard heat; full bsmt.
with Lear garage; on corner lot.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY ,cens.,

ISARAgQTA--Two-acre lots; $50 dowr
and S26 per month.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor. 10. $4,000
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

UP TO 8 ACRES with or without
mi. N. Silver Spring. Fulton 1854.
CENTRAL NV. location with Office
space. spprox. 5000 50 IT,, with
tnclosed parking area: 2nd CONNER
cial. attrac. financing. ME. S-6437.
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BUS. PRoP.-RENT Cont

UPPER WIS. AvE.-Part of the 1st
and all Of the End available. lge.
amount Of ONCE space; .reas. rent;
suitable for professional or other
sT Sbf 0Sisns 81 We WoR gIsaSl 1000
So. IT.. on ground A.: fluorescent
lighting, single and 3-phase wiring;
ONCE and 2 laws: private parking;
in Brentwood, Md, on r. /. ave.
E. QUINCY SMITH. INC, 1918 II
st. NV. DI. 7-9O57 or OIL. 2-9474.
End commercial: stor-
age or Industrial: reas. terms for
long term lease. Call M. E. SMITH,
INC, DI. 7-7S77 or Ii. 3-9168. 81
SILVER SPRING, MD.-10,000 50.
It. Of warehouse and once sp9ce:
ideally located. Cali AP. 1888.
CORNER USED-CAR LOT or drive
IN restaurant, concrete; overhead
lights; Groom bldg; lavatory; one
Of Arl;,s busiest areas: reasonable.
WORKSHOP OR STORAGE
$40 month: brick bldg. 20x20 with
concrete a.; in business area. River
dale. Nd; Plenty parking space. Call
tn. 2-4344. -S1
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
OFFICE BLDG,
HU. 3-434:
STORES FOR RENT

FALLS CHURCH. store will be
available soon In an established and
successful shopping center OF l5
pecially good for florist or gift shop.
JE. $4,000: eyes,. RIA. 3-6736. 81
2621 BLADENsBURG RID. NEE
p pss qe 70 y fsFms sSS S Sssuy seCg sa6 81
10th AND YOU SITS. N.W.-3CSeo;
excel. for restaurant. bakery, cloth
ing. etc. Rent reas. DU. 10000.
CHOICE LOCATION, Wilson Blvd,
ARLEDoE REAL ESTATE corr.
e rs f. 81 :a': MI
ksRns Shoes. Peek q y PEEK & i. g:ll. SPe 3
Avail. immed. r. DOWD. EN-. 2-7300.
medical centeiEideai Tor 1 Official Gl
florist. valet shop, etc. Call MR..
KAY; NE; $500.
si bsa NG insluaed NJ F s.7a9g Dl nv
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-Good bushes.
loo: reas; rent; heat furn. Call after
4l4 9th ST. N.W.-Large store In
$50 per mo. JUSTINE REALTY
CO. 4l2 9Th st. NV. Dl. 1896.
TAkOMA PARK-Store for rent. Heat
INCLUDED; newly dec: Eeas. rent
CAP1ToII0 HEIGHTS, Gill ce5 Cent
ave.-,-store, II IT. by 65 It.. To-
Gated on main avenue; rent, ssh
per mo. HEIGHTS REALTY CO
Capitol Heights. Nd.
RESIDENTIAL GEORETOWN-0ro.
Gerry or delicatessen with apartment
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NEW DEVELOPMENT
hOOM FOR
EXPANSION
$1,000 DOWN

Lovely brick-and- frame home. Three
bedrms., staircase to lge. expansible
attic; fully insulated. Situated on
lge. lot. close to Arlington city line.
Priced ct .ony .$13,950. Financing
includes AZ loan that can be
Arfax Realty JE. 2-145O
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OFFICES STUDIOS FOR RENT LOTS AND AcREAcEs FOR SALE
(continued.l (continuedl

to 5000 "a. It. Priced under market
to long-term tenant. CO. $4,000
1884 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Nicely deco.
rated once with lge. closet; south
srn a exposure. AID. 2-1516 day; Wo
UfF1S MS. AvE.-1se. amount OF
S Sss aes e.r iyaaOie wo 5sAs ss sssi
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED lge. air.
conditioned room in suite with re.
Sepptoisonist: Connecticut and L. NE
lss. \ 81: NV, near Conn, ave ave-
Entire LIST d., containing 3 large
2a5 eo N sGE : s ftts in rear Dg ~!
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
1875 C SHnG ave.-ofnees available
OFFICE SUITE. completely air con.
ditionsd; 4 ige; ofhces; pvt. bath;
floor entrance; ! lee. street.ieVei
windows suitable for advertising
wall-to:wall carpeting and tile
noors; located In convenient Dupont
Circle ONCE building. 1346 Conn,
, sSii n Goi6 Aai i11as Is. N.w.E4wc
rms, In q freproof once bldg. al
$50 mo-. incl. utils. CO. 6-S95i.
81
ARLINGTON, in same block rs Sears
Roebuck. Clarendon pedestrian shop
ping area. 2-story masonry build.
ing; 2 rooms; restrooms; with
ample parking: excellent location
hat shop. candy store or factory
outlet store. Ewes. and Sun, call
Mr.. HAMILTON, ia. 8-O464,
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO., IA.
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USED AUTO PARTS-Huge dis
counts; the largest auto wrecker
in D. c. Generators. motors. fen
ders. transmissions, etc. Garage
trade discounts. We deliver. HER
SON AUTO PARTS d GLASS. ~
Fla. ave. ne. Drive in 155 Fla.
ave. NE. AID. 2-7100. 81
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

41% DISCOUNT on seasoned End
trust secured by 4-yr.-old brick
rambler. $4.O13. Payable, $3.50
mo. DELATHOUDER. WA. 7-7437.
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End TRUSTS
md TRUSTS WANTEDLCash today
RIA. 6-2261. IA. 6-6676 day or ewes
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LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST Z STAN AND SECOND TRUsT LOANS
1881 @ 81. NV. ME. 8-2496.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTs-Ws
will buy. second-trust notes. D. c.
R RfaFb5 % n Sa 3 iNy Eesss
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3-to-6.year terms anc
monthly payments. p. j. WALSHE
INC. lib Eye st. NV. MA. S-6466
end TRUSTS, Arlington area; immed
Zoo wilson bivd.. Ari.. "a. $500 $500
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
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MONEY WANTED
AVIATION

l46, 600 LIST MORTGAGE for Silver
spring aG od Rented: business S. property
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SPOT G GAsH III Fo oss s sfecS12n TRUSTS
MR. QUICK. 10. 4-6665.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
By Muriei Nissen

DEAR MISS NISSEN: I
have consulted many people on
my problem, which probably
seems trivial, but none of them
has an answer. Most of these
persons are in doubt as to the
correct thing to do.
We are moving into a new
neighborhood. It's a develop
ment that has grown up in the
last few years. and I don't
know anyone there. Is it my
place to speak first or are the
neighbors supposed to welcome
me? I am leaving a section
where I have lived for many
years amid friendly people and
Evening star., 1954-12-15

welcome. This is certainly a
gracious way Of treating a
newcomer, but unfortunately.
it isn't always done. Sometimes
people are naturally reticent
and self-conscious, uncertain
of how the new neighbor will
feel about them. so they hold
back. This might be true In
new developments, where ac-
tually no one can be clasSed
as an old timer, or a long-es-
tablished resident. AS everyone
is pretty much on a par in that
case, it certainly makes no diff
ference who breaks the ice.
The best plan to follow is to
greet everyone.
Don't worry about the "cor-
Evening star., 1954-12-15

I hope to find the same condi-
tions in the new neighborhood.
Hence, / don't want to begin
by doing the wrong thing.
MRS. L.
ANSWER: Perhaps you
could CLEAN some help by
barking back to the past years
in your old home ana remem-
bering what happened in the
case Of newcomers. Did the
old-timers always remember tc
extend a welcome, or did some
of the Janey-come-l -lately's
have to find their own way
around? Established residents,
If they know their Emily Post,
will make the first gesture of
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Problems TodY
Wife Worries Over Moving And Meeting New People
Star staff Photo by A. C. chinn.

rect" thing, just concentrate
on the pleasant, friendly and
considerate approach. AS you
go through your new neighbor-
hood, admiring the shrubbery
on one house, commenting on
the weather (if nothing better
presents itself) to another
neighbor. or walking home
from the store with another.
you'll soon discover the most
congenial folks. Separate these
from those who prefer to stay
in their own shells. In this
way, your circle of acquaint-
ances will grow; you'll be
drawn into community projects
and you will be accepted as a
good neighbor.
Evening star., 1954-12-15

Buxton convertible and motehing key case
that he'll carry always both billfoId
and key cose Of fine Sotz California Sad
die Leather. Stud box of smooth top-eroin
cowhide Well gladly initial all three
items erotis while you wait!
Evening star., 1954-12-15

Only in much, much higher priced ice,
buckets we're you obe to purchase this
popular type cooler. Swing horde tits the
lid up with the twist of your wrist Well
insulotedOo keep your ice cubes intoct
hours on end.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

and time passed quickly. So did
the ducks, none of them coming
within a hundred yards OF us. We
saw plenty of waterfowl summing
themselves out in the middle OF
the Wicomico, but as usual, they
Just were not accommodating to
the duck hunters, of whom there
were many occupying blinds
within the scope of our field
glasses. Our host, Reeder. says
it has been like this most all
season-thousands of ducks
down, but very poor shooting on
account of mild weather.
On our way back to the city we
stopped for dinner at the White
Ladies. historically named res
taurant on Route 301 just below
Waldorf and had a talk with one
OF the proprietors. who had also
been duck hunting over the Po-
tomac side near Morgantown
that same day. Here also the Sit
uation was identical-plenty Of
non-flying waterfowl spread all
up and down the river. However.
his party had killed one duck,
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Arlington Skipper
Wins Thistle Crown
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

MIAMI. Fla, Jan. 9.-Frank
Greenman, a 40-year-old boat
distributor and naval architect
from Arlington, Va. won the
National Mid-Winter Thistle
Glass championship today in the
Sunshine Regatta.
He skippered his Colonial Lady
to a first and two seconds in the
three heats to beat Is other
helmsmen. including National
Champion Dick Brainard of
Essex. Conn. who was second for
the third year in a row.
This is the biggest race I've
ever won and I've been sailing
boats since I was big enough to
walk" Greenman said. I'll Ger
tainly remember my first visit
to Miami"
Helping him set sails in +he
17-foot boat were two expert
crewmen from Arlington. DR..
Walter Lawson. a dentist who
won the National Thistle cham
pionship in l949, and Clay Har-
wood, former intercollegiate
dinghy champion.
Dick Brainard came up with a
superb display Of sailing skill to
win the final race after fifth
place in the first heat yesterday
and a second in the second heat
today.
James (Ding) Schoonmaker,
20, of Miami Beach, winner of
the opening heat, wound up
third in the overall standings,
and Chet Tingler of Marathon,
Fla, the defending champion.
was fourth.
Evening star., 1954-01-10

the TerpS entertain Syracuse in
Ritchie Coliseum at Sis pm.
Last year the Terps tied the
Orange. A, in the Sugar Bowl
tournament and dropped a 5-3
decision at Syracuse during the
regular season.
With the help of 139-pounder
Johnny Granger and Middle
weight Vince Rigolossi. Syracuse
went on to win the Eastern In
tercollegiate championship in
1858. Granger and Rigolossi. both
of whom won individual Eastern
titles last year, will be back with
the Orange for the match this
Saturday night.
Dropping of the sport after
last season by South Carolina cut
the Maryland schedule to the least
number of matches since World
War II. but what's left are a half
dozen of the strongest teams in
the Nation. The TerpS take a
two-week rest after the Syracuse
bouts and then tangle with Penn
State. Louisiana State, Army,
Michigan State and Virginia in
that order. Penn State and Army
are the other teams that will be
met at College Park.
Evening star., 1954-01-10
Police Boys Club No. 10
Wins 7 Basketball Games

Club No. 10 defeated Club No.
8. 31-27. in the 90-po,lnd divi-
sion and 1927 in the 105-pound
division in basketball games yes
terday in the Police Boys Club
league.
Bill Nelson made Is of his
teams Is points but without sup
port Club No. IL lost to Club No.
IL, 2O-16. in the 90-pound divi-
sion. Club No. II also defeated
No. IL in the 105-pound division
as Jim Mandes scored 18 points
for the winners.
In other games. Club No. 5 de-
feated No. 10, 24-16, and Club
No, II defeated No. IL. 41-39, in
the 135-pound division. Tommy
Nairn scored 81 points for No
IL in the latter game. In the
unlimited division, John Small
woods % points was high as
Club No. 5 defeated Club No. 10
52-43. Club No. IL defeated Club
No. II, 42-35, in the same divi-
sion.