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HANDLERS! !!
RAMBLERS

SOUTHEAST SUBURBAN AREA
FOREST HEIGHTS - Beautiful new
2 and 3 bedrm. brick ramblers: full
bSmts.. paved streets and sewers.
Only " mile from D. c. line.
300 to S16.950.
TEMPLE HILLS-Spacious 3-bedrm
brick rambler with full bsmt.. full
din. .rrn.,. very lge. luxury kit. and
wonderful won !. closet space. A beauty
HTS. AREA - Custom
built new 3-bedrm, brick rambler
with every desirable feature In
beautiful Berkshire. Only S17,950
THE VERY BEST!
FORESTVILLE-New Cape Cod brick
With expansible attic. Deep lot. Fine
neighborhood. Only S14.050.
FORESTVILLE AREA New. very
large rambler-type 2-story brick
home: twin-sized bedrrns., full
dining rm.. huge cleo. kit. bsmt.,
att. garage. corner lot; a strikingly
beautiful home and marvellous value
EXCELLENT FINANCING ON ALI
THESE HOMES For further infor.
ewes; Ma. S-g797 daily.
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors. e2S n. =. Ave. NV.
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HOUSES SALIVA. Cont

BY OWNER. Neutrality-suspicious.
bedrm. brick Cape Cod; good loo.
ana Il pa As sHnS Schools hn0p SA
IF you ARE LOOKING for a home
S-bedrm.. S-bath, white brick Cape
Cod on large. beautifully handicapped
corner lot; large liv. rm!.. firepl..
cupboards. kit. with disposal. den
s sSse. rm qni l bss closets stcrase
oW fHHa s sfs.Soo. O 5R. s-5ss 81 -
4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS 500.
CONVENIENT NORTH ARLINGTON
LOCATION-Loveiy living & room
with herplace. separate dining room.
fully equipped kitchen. 2 bedrooms
aos de q BIC f BEpkoo Ssta On a liz
bath and sewing room on End floor.
METzLER. VA. OFFICE. ia. $3.50.
BRICK CAPE COD-$13,050. Assume
home TN Win LIST s.p ss1st sn Syey a H. 1
rm. w/hrepl... sep. dining area:
nicely equip. kit. 2 real bedrms. !:
huge lot with many trees and shrub
berry conv. .close-in location for
Shopping and transp. To inspect.
CAL METZLER, VA. OFFICE. ia.
co-ofERATIVR HOUsING-1-bedrm.
duplex, nice community near shop
ping center and trasnp., fenced yard,
shrubs and shade. 5000 mo. incl.
interest. principle, heat and all utils.
Low. down payment. OWNER, JE. q
$iS,S0O-S4-B EDRMs. Mclean area.
'-Custom-built brick Cape Cod: Va
acre corner lot; bsmt.: $4,000 cash
or try CT. cHATEL. IA. 1880;
NEAR ALExANDRIA-A neat p
$50 deposit and ss move Saeh ir na'e cFcfL
3. Upton. ia. 1888; eyes, IA.
oNE ACRE: s-bedrm.. brand new
brick rambler: carport; full price,
S See Is i ESn't last; Gan ~ "a. $4,000.
$500 DOWN viii handle purchase Of
handsome ,2-bedrm. brick, rambler
equipped kit, Assume Az CT loan
OF Oyer oSd0,o00 and full price,
FIX HOMES HOMES Sfli a S-04oo' BET
$500 DOWN - close-in Arlington:
2 bedrms.. partial bsmt; close to
everything. Full price. $4,000.
Cal early; IA $4,000. BETTER
Trims! TERMS: Enthusiastically
decorated 3-bedrm. Colonial, most
conven. N. Arlington location. Big
llv. rm. with lovely firepl.. lge. sep.
din. rm.; "A REAL KITCHEN. with
big breakfast space; bsmt. beauti-
fully finished into rec. rm. and
workshop. Excel. location for schools
and transp, To inspect, call MET
ZLER. VA. OFFICE. IA. 5-7575 It'll
BIG 3-BEDRM. HOUSE, acre of
land: Nearby Falls Church. Priced
for quick sale by owner. Call JE
2-7171 after 4:3O.s Sat. and Sun. ali
TWO-BEDRM. older house on Potomac
River. guest cottage, 22 mi. from
Maz a. EpdE. So enq Se4ossy aDDt snl'
$500 DOWN. S75 mo- buys nice cot
t2ge, arranged as efficiency apt. /:
ideal cple., 3 blks. from Potomac
River. H. A. EDGE. so. 5-4O95.
Ill
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

WILL TRY GI-ranorainic view o.
bad Sp'i from oa tSis spesai,ns a-S ed 3
Cape Cod with definite expansiblt
possibilities. It's difiicuit to and {
home like this which has dtstinc.
ton within and without. Give u
80 min. Of your, time and you viii
be placing your furniture. PRICED
a a. S s,s WM tr 7y..e 6 9s ~ S0e
Call "A: $4,000. BETTER HoMEs
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lit OAKDALE DIR.
NEAR INTERSECTION OF
CHILLUM AND SARGENT ROADS
$14,500

This 1-story house consisting Of liv.
rrn.. din. <rrn.. unusual kitchen and
dinette. 2 bedrms. and bath. Is on q
big lot. Located on pretty street
OF similar size houses. Public and
around the corner.
]. B. T1FFEY q Son
Ia. s-6757 HE. 4-70eC
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TRADE

YOUR $4,000 TO $4,000 HOUSE
for this brand-new de luxe LAKE
BANCROFT CUSTOM BRICK RAM
BLPR. This year-round home
doubles as summer resort with
beach privils.; GAIT. liv. rm.. for
towering trees in the secluded rear
yard. De luxe all-elec. kit. incl.
freezer. 3 bright bedrms., 2la baths,
full bsmt. with 22-ft. paneled rec.
rnl.. maids room. ATTACHED GA
RAGE, fagStone patio; 95x15 so
handicapped lot with exciting view
WITH EXCEPTIONALLY GENER.
GUS TERMS
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
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1000 DOWN-Modefn S-bedroon
rambler. Wonderful financing. SOC
{ per mo-, incl. taxes and insur. Ra-
dinnt heat. Dead-end street. /. Pul
price. S12,0b0. Call IA. $1,000
BETTTR HOMES REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
Classic Stone and
Brick Rambler

Custom built. de luxe throughout.
overlooking countryside; Reduced
fro ssb nSw ss%ns for Due o to
ida. This is the last word in con-
struction and beauty. both inside
and out. 14x22-ft. liv. rm. with
firepl... 12x14 din. rm., custom birch
cabinets in de luxe kit. Overlooking
lake: l2x20 screened porch. ma
dow: Q twin bedrms., de luxe bath,
full bsmt., 15x30 rec. rm, space
built-in garage. Lovely Ha-acre lot
Reasonable down payment. Is
minutes to Pentagon and D. c.
COLONIAL REALTY co
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MT. VERNON AREA
NEW
NORTH ARLINGTON
Complete Living

w i ! II ALL LIE GA i IVA
ofhcer. transferred, is leaving this
GROOM COLONIAL with plenty OF
extra equipment in a ''ready-to -live-
in" condition. Extras include q
diShwasher, auto. washer, deep
ble-decker beds in the Ord bedroom;
separate dining room, large Kitchen
and full basement. Nice. handicapped
fenced lot. Asking under $4,000
Dial ia. 1851 for the very rea-
sonable terms.
Parker, Smith & Donnell
2026 N. 18th st. ct Court House I'd
$500 Wilson Blvd. Q Till 0. IA. 7-e60O
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S1O.95O

Close to everything; ga bedrms., IN
baths. large liv. rm., fun din. RIM.
and kit. big. enough for table and
trance; level lot. Only $3.50 down
to veterans.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1l66 WA. 7-6855
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
S-BEDROOM RAMBLER
ONLY SIT 500

Lovely brick rambler. VI. old, In i'm
maculate condition; owner leaving
city, must sacrifice; reasonable
terms. Open every day. 64O4 Carter
lane; o. Edmonston I'd. blks: In
center. Call Mr.. Lakewood. LA.
6-3661.
ROGER MOSS. Ho. 2-e020
2125 r. I. AVE. NE.
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GOODMAN DESl
MODERN

$4,000. $50 month, Scientifically
1-level in Wheaton. Elec, range.
dishwasher, disposal. distinctive Are
place; enhanced by paintings. 10. g.
311S after s pm. Friday. Open after
IL am. Sat. and Sun. 11S12 Ivan
hoe st. 21s
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RUSTIC RAMBLER

~ ~ ~ = ~ 4tx4AV41x4x1xb
What q lovely combination!
A 2.S00-su.-ft. gem of modern
design w/every modern con-
venience in the rustic charm
Of Mohican Hills. Just off
Mass. ave. ext, vet in a. world
Of peaceful seclusion, this
cuStom-built brick rambler has
q lge. liv. rm w/iovely view
through pict. window. sep. din.
I'm. made for company, and q
15x2S-ft. kit; 3 slge. bedrms.,
many closets, 2 full baths offer
uncrowded living. Full bSmt.,
gas INV. Dashboard heat. and
q built-in 2-car garage w
heated driveway. What more
can we say, except you must
see 1t to appreciate that this
home could hardly be dupli-
Gated for $4,000. ME 81
$500 ewes, MR.. BLANKEN.
To. -2-S151.)
Leo M. Bernstein & Co
1415 K st. NV. ME. s-5400
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WOODED

PARk-LIkE SETTING
PICTURESQUE Westerns antique
brick rambler on beautifully wooded
% acre and only 20 min. to D. C.
30x1S living room with brick walled
fireplace and full-length picture
window. 3 twin sized bedrooms,
huge pine-paneled rumpus room.
very modern breakfast-sized kitchen;
beautiful area of distinctive homes.
offered at only S26.950 with very
generous terms. G1 contract &C.
ceptable.
Arthur L. Walters Co.
2419 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
IA. 1-5200 Open Ewes. IA. 2-4l4l
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A DEN

Yes, q Gift. -paneled den; %;
It. liv. rm.. din. rm., lge: kit. and
powder rm.. 3 nice bedrms. and
bath on 2nd floor; full bsmt. and
and doors, beautiful yard. Truly a
family home. Very conv: to schools,
sell Asking SO. $50 with excellent
financing. For details. call JU. o.
LAWRENCE LAW Z AZ Il v. LUTES co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
CONTEMPORARY
LOHR, HOMES

2-sToRY brick. 8 bedrms.
and and REf t ,a IL es s s SlSs s st
m: $16.950, has . $4,000
KHA loan approved. CALL
ROBERT 3. L0HR. REALTOR.
4emlock 4-4000 tn Q p.ni.
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$500 DOWN
VACANT

Non-GI. $495 down: 4 bedrooms, 2
baths. basement. oil heat. detached
garage. large lot. close to schools
and transportation. AP. 7-1727, WA.
7-S4S4. PRIMROSE REALTY CO.
81, 900 Down-WoodlaWn
Assume lge. AZ loan. 3.bedfm.. brick
rambler, picture window in liv. rm.,
dtshwash.. garb. ,disp. full bsmt
with outside entr: Mrs. Hurt, wa
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JE. 1888
-...-.----
X15-Q5l

SIS, $50
Two-bedrm. brick Colonial. Bsmt
pine recr. rm.. wall-to-wall rug
sep. din. rni., lge. lot shade trees;
across street from school. N. Arl
By OWNER; no brokers. KE. S-2539
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WHEATON HILLS
e AZ 1zhtA Grr 27sT NaEY R RR5GE
S18 500

$18,5OO
First floor. liv. rm. with hrepl. and
wall-to-wall carpeting. full din.
rm.. lge. kit. (fully eQuip): second
Aool. 3 lovely bedrms.. mod. bath
and lots Of closet space; bsmt.. recr.
I'm. fully finished, laund. rm. and
workshop; Venetian blinds, screens.
storm windows and door. washing
machine. fenced-in lot with many
full Grown beaut. trees.
CT. FILA AND CONVENTIONAL FL
NANCING AVAILABLE. Shown BY
LEACH q CRONIN. INC.
10. $4,000 RIA, 3-471l
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GROOM HOUSE

GENEROUS PORTIONS
AN ACRE OF BEAUTIFUL WOODS
and q larger-than- average RAM
BIER. 3 ample bedrms. and 2 full
baths; bsmt. and porch. A study in
brick and stone! Easy access to
downtown. REAL GOOD VALUE
AT $3.50 BY appt. only.
Arlington Realty Co.
OPEN Q AM. TO Q Pm.
.2212 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000
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CHEVERLY
Immaculate brick Cape Cod: 4 bed
rooms, 2 full baths. master bedrm.
with tile shower; all rooms excep-
tionally large; electric kitchen fully
equipped: full bsmt. with rec. rm.
with fireplace; garage; very large
lot. Inspection invited at your con-
venience.
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SOLD SIGNS
$3.50 DOWN

Trim. .3.bedroom rambler; spacious
fenced lot. barbecue pit, bluestont
driveway: CHEEKY living room with
picture window and dining area
tic. Monthly payment. $94. includine
principal. interest. taxes. insurance
Stanley r. Rowland Co., Inc.
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STONE CAPE COD
Convenient close-in neighborhood.
center and bus; 4 beautiful S-Sedrms.
home with liy. rm., din. rm., kit.
full bsrnt. with outside entr., maid 8
rm. and " bath. all for only SI4.-
900. easy terms to vet or non-vet,
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 7-6665
Evening star., 1954-04-09

Hanson's Romantic" symphony
was technically out standing.
TempoS were intelligently chosen
by Mr.. Schoepper. the conductor
Of the evening, who obviously
knew what the symphony was
all about. But the climaxes were
overwhe helming and badly propor-
toned, the ensemble was $3.50,
and the performance was merely
exciting instead of being NOV
ing. 1t was certainly the loudest
performance of the season.
In T/Sergt. Paul DeBourg the
orchestra has a first cellist whose
tone is warm and expressive.
His grasp of his solo assignments
was complete, even if lacking a
bit in intensity. Bruch's "Kol
Nidrei" was eloquent in the ex-
treme, and the solo introduction
to the William Tell' Overture
was fine lyricism from start to
finish.
For an encore, Sergt. DeBourg
played Saint-Saens' Allegro
Apassionato." Here again the
orchestra'S chronic loudness did
much to cancel the effect of his
playing.
In .Schubert'S "RoSamunde"
Overture, which opened the pro-
gram. and in Rossini's William
Tell" Overture, which closed it,
the orchestra displayed it's char.
acteristic strengths and weak
neSSeS.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
Tree at Roanoke,
Brought by Perry,
Is 100 Years Old
BY the Assoeiosed Press

ROANOKE, April "a stately
japanese magnolia tree now in
bloom in Roanoke's Elmwood
Park is 100 years old this year.
It is believed to have bloomed
for 30 or 90 of these years.
The tree was brought to
America by Commodore Mat
thew Gailbraith Perry who made
a successful expedition to Japan
in 1851-54 and opened the first
trade relations with the Japa-
nese.
Commodore Perry gave the
sapling magnolia to Col. William
Peyton, who then owned the
property that is now Elmwood
Park. Col. Peyton used the tree
in landscaping his home, the
building which now serves as
the Roanoke Garden Center.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
Marine Band Symphony
Plays Good and Loud
Rv Homer lllrich

phony Orchestra. Warrant oncer Al
9ers schoe9Dsr cSnauetor c.s sooIst n
partment of Commerce Auditorium.
Program: Rosamunde Overture. Schu-
bert symphony NdSs; No; z the Rcmsntic Sr.1fH1:
to William Tell. RosSini.
In the past four months this
reviewer has been privileged to
hear the United States Marine
Band Symphony Orchestra more
consistently than any other
group. The orchestra contains
players who would be a credit to
any orchestra in the country;
man for man, it's personnel is
outstanding. Yet most of the
time it plays well instead of SUI
perbly.
The difference between the
two is slight. More regard for
accuracy of ensemble, an imag-
inative approach to the dynamicS
of the music, and a great deal
of attention to proper balance
would make this into one of the
really fine orchestras of the pres
ent day.
Let the orchestra acquire an
other frozen string players. or
put the brass section on half
rations for the summer. Either
would do much to correct the
fault that keeps it from sound
ing as excellently as it can be
made to sound.
| Last nights performance of
Evening star., 1954-04-09
News Of Music
BY Doy Thorpe

Budapest Quartet: Joseph Roismap
and JAG Gorodetzky, yiolins; Boris
Kroyt, viola: Mischa Schneider. cello.
Assisting artist Erich Itor Kahn,
piano. Program: Piano quartet in
A minor Opus 20. Schubert: Piano
quintet in F minor. Opus "a. Brahms.
Erich Itor Kahn joined the
Budapest Quartet last night in
the Library of Congress in what
proved to be one of the most ex-
citing chamber music concerts
of the season. That the Mozart
G minor piano quartet which
opened the concert was given a
marvelously unified and intimate
performance both by the visitor
and the three members of the
quartet, was no surprise. but it
was a great pleasure to the
capacity audience. The Budapest s
reading of the A minor Schu-
bert is well known. This
particular quartet is played SO
often here that it is only in
Evening star., 1954-04-09
Kahn With Budapest Quartet
| Offers Most Exciting Concert

Washington that you will find
people speaking of the familiar
theme that appears in Rosa
munde, in the B fiat impromptu,
and unqueStionably in Blossom
Time" as ''the tune from the
Schubert string quartet
It was the old warhorse, the
Brahms F minor quintet. a piece
that has seen better days, that
was the great thrill of the eve
ming. The five men played it
magnif1cently, as though they
had never studied it before, as
though it was as fresh and pro-
vocative as a newly discovered
piece of Bartok or Debussy. The
work is really a sort of chamber
piano concerto. The piano pre-
dominates throughout. and Mr..
Kuhn played in way to make
Brahms thick and heavy writing
always clear, although the tenn
pos were, on the whole, rather
quick than slow.
This revivifying or rekindling
Of a piece that the hearer feels
in anticipation is decayed and
burnt out happens very infre-
quently. Only the best artists
can bring it to pass. and they
seldom.
Most of the Library of Con-
gress concerts this year have
been given only once. However,
Mr.. Kahn and the Budapest
Quartet are scheduled to repeat
last nights concert tonight.
Next week, John Barrows. horn
ist, joins the quartet in quintets
by Mozart and Heiden. About
the latter composer all I know
is that his name is not a mis-
print for Haydn.
Evening star., 1954-04-09
St. AIoysius Buke Sole

A bake sale and breakfast
will be held in st. Aloysius
School at 7 am. Sunday under
auspices of the Martha Tana
Circle. Booths will be open un-
til 2 pm.
Evening star., 1954-11-23
Santee's Teammafe
Tops ECAA Karriers
By the Associated Press

EAST LANSING, Mich. Nov.
23.-kl.aa Frame of Kansas Uni
versity, who Claims he learned
distance runnag from watching
a teamlnate, Yves Santee, sue
ceeds Santee as the National
collegiate cross-country cham
pion.
Frame won the NCAA 4-mile
test yesterday, leading pack of
1913 starters with a 19:54.2 clock
ing. George King of NYU. run
nerup in last weeks IC-4A
championship. was second, fol-
lowed by Fred Eckhoff Of Okla
homa, Arnold Sowell of Pitts
burgh and George Terry of Bos-
ton U. Tsrry won the IC-4A
title, a 5-nile test.
Terry, incidentally, was out
fitted for the race in green ana
white fticaican Stase uniform
His own e'l'.s we-a lcst CT route
ard he Ecrlo-"ed from the host
school.
Oklahoma A3sM was an easy
winner for the team title with 81
points. The University Of Mary
land. the Atlantic Coast Con-
ference winner, was tied with
Pittsburgh with 1872 points for
seventh place. Between the
Aggies and Terrapins were Syra-
cuse, 118; Miami of Ohio, 100:
Kansas, 129; Penn State, 152,
and Notre Dame, 1863.
Evening star., 1954-11-23
Seinering Released
As Co-c': II Ca'esry
b. Il. A,.-ein..a Prs,

CALGk-I nov. 22.-Larry
Sei,ncr.Ga has been released as
head co-ch of the Calgary
ST. mpeders.
Ed O'Connor. president Of the
Western Conference football
club, said Seirnering's contract,
which doesn't expire for another
year. has been bought up by the
club.
Seimering has not announced
any plans and the executive
gave no indication Of its plans
for a new chief coach.
It was the second consecutive
year that the Canadian football
club released its head coach
after a one-year stint. Bob
Snyder, hired after Les Lear was
fired in 1852, was not retained
sftcr the Stampeders finished at
tt bottom of the four-team
v. se.n Conference in 1858
Iclmerirg. previously line
coach OF the Washington Red
sins. led the Stampeders to
8 victories in l6 games this sea-
son, but they failed to make the
three-team playoffs. He was in
strumental in Turing Quarter
back Eddie LeBaron. whom he
coached at College Of the Pa
cific, from the Redskins to the
StampederS.
Evening star., 1954-11-23
Waller and BoxoId
Most Efficient Backs
In ACC 0ffense LIST
by tho Associated Pres.

GREENSBORO, N. c., Nov
ga pair Of Maryland backs
rate as most efficient in the At
lantic Coast Conference, Half
back Ronnie Waller with a TT
yerd rushing avero sc and Quar-
te~accl. C'.c;.lie Roxold with a
5s-yard avcr2 .Tc per rlay in total
of nee
Weller also leads in rushing
yarcage with All. conference
figures show. Ecxold, however, is
no better than third in total of
fense yardage. Mackie Prickett,
South Cardinals sophomore
quarterback, retained his lead
with 794 yards. Don King of
Clemson is second and Boxold
third in total offense yardage.
Prickett also is the confer
ence's No l passer with 81 COM
pletions in LOG passes for 613
yards. Nick Consoles of Wake
Forest. second with As compile
tions in 90 throws. has pitched
the most touchdown passes, five.
The individual leaders on total
OffenSe.
Evening star., 1954-11-23
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Foot-
ball without spring practice may
be all right for Ivy League
teams, as long as they only play
one another, but it can be very
tough on the outsiders.
That opinion was expressed by
three Eastern c2achcs at meet
ing of the riew York Football
Writer'S yester6 y and one Of
them, Floyd (Lcn) Schwartz
walder of Syracuse, displayed in
terest in the formation of a new
Eastern conference to solve some
of the problems of the "inde-
pendents."
Schwartzwalder, Tuss Nc
Laughry of Dartmouth and
Harvey Hartman of Rutgers
agreed that the kind Of football
Evening star., 1954-11-23
Nick Shuk's Three Victories
Make Bowie Seem Familiar

there wouldn't be a corporal's
guard on hand for the opening.
The mutuel play Of $4,000 was
well behind last years opening
day handle of 1857 .028.
But immediate Improvement is
anticipated by track officials,
and. with Thanksgiving Day and
a good stake Saturday coming
up. both attendance and betting
figures should soar.
A brand-new flock of geese.
plus a half dozen transient ducks
on the lake, and Jockey Nick
Ssluk in the winners circle gave
EoWie that old. nostalgia look
Yesterday. Shuk had three win
ners, starting with the first half
OF the daily double. in which ne
piloted R. N. Boerner's Milk
Baron to victory.
Dice-rolling, hunch players in
the crowd were happy when Jer-
sey Devil popped down in the
second race. completing a TIL
daily double. But they weren't
so pleased with the $4,000 payoff.
With Milk Baron returning
$l2.40 to win and Jersey Devil
$500, a parlay on the pair would
have been worth approximately
more than $50.
The featured Bowie Breeders
Stakes for 2-year-olds. carrying
a purse of $500 added. went to
c. L. CresWell's Mister C. L., tile
6-to-5 choice. He scored by
three lengths over Mrs. Louise
Lee Voigt. jr.'s. Her Hero. jockey
Norman Cox got the gelded son of
Daily p-Teddy Lass running
again in the stretch, after Shuk
got Her Hero, a 6-to-1 PROPOSE
ton, briefly to the front.
Art Rooney's well-backed Jack
Sell went off at 9 to 5 as a re-
suit of his recent surprise vic
tory but trailed the six-horse
field all the way.
The Bowie Endurance Gold
Cup Stakes on Thanksgiving Day
promises to attract q good field,
including Montpelier's Saratoga,
who turned In a brisk mile in
1:4l fiat In his most recent
work. Isador Bieber's Mr.. AL L..
another candidate for the mile
and one sixteenth. was one of
six beaten favorites yesterday
finishing fourth behind Tiberian
at seven furlongs.
j. j Colando's Straga worked
four furlongs in :492s.