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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

HYMouTH '4e Suburban sIl-metal
miles. 1 owner: Ike neS through
cut. 1870 Wilson blvd. -
PLYMOUTH 40 club coupe: Z. and
n mechanieally good, nice green
COUNTRY SAILS. $3.50 wis. ave.
PLYMOUTH '55 Savoy 4-door; r.
sn ono H. seat covers: w. tires:
thfonghout: sl.ss5' NC"
MANN OLDSMOBILE
$3.50 18th ST.. sil. spg.. JU. $685.
PLYMOUTH 1851 4-door cranbrook:
Sparkling light green. set on by ex-
eellent whitehall tires: large Air
m1x nester, turn signals; ready for
antee: bank financing. Don't miss
TINS one At only S645.
lHALEY'S of counsel
| DODGE-PLYMOUTH
Ii. $4,000 Closed Sundays
PLYMOUTH '53 Cranbrook 4-door
sedan. equipped with cd. r. and
r.; orig, light green finish; only
$685.; 30-day written guar.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
$3.50 18th ST.. Sil. spg.. JU. 5-8Ise
PONTIAC 1855 station wagon; So
sSuiDped. low mileage sRa n e; n taIly
ranty. bargain FLOOD PoNTI &C.
PONT1AC 1858 4-door de luxe:
81. 400: Hydra. r. and h.: fully
equipped. new warranty: low mile
age, immaculate. FLOOD PONTIAC.
1921 Connecticut ave. WO 6-S400.
PONTIAC so de luxe IS" 4-door;
fully equip, perfect ons.owner car;
Wis. ave, OIL. $4,000. in the
Heart Of Bethesda" -
| PONTIAC so 2-dr. de luxe: excel.
cond.. r. and b., fully equipped;
PONTIAC $50 Chieftain "S" De luxe
4-door; Hydra-Matic. radio, heater.
seat covers. Very beautiful inside
and out, cleanest car in town for
only $995. Safety tested for your
protection, 30-day written guar
| antee.
PAUL BROS. (Olds.)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-I30S 80 Closed Sundays
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MERCURY "a VS. Monterey sta,
wag. :. 2-tone green. Merc-O-Matie,
n and h.; sus spotlight; fully equip
ARCADE PONTIAC co
1437 IRVING ST. NV. AID. 4-S50O
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CHRYsLER SO Windsor club coupe:
T. and h., seat covers, power steer
Ing, 2-tone paint. low mileage. one
owner car, guaranteed. very clean:
81 .3J5
WHEELER, INC.
OUR NEW USED CAR LOT
1926 GA. AVE. WHEATON. MD.
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OUR NEW USED CAR LOT
1925 GA. AVE. WHEATON, ND.
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LER-PLYMOUrH- IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin Ave. M.2-l020
CHRYSLER 81 Windsor de luxe
ennv. coupe: r. and h.. seat covers,
black top. blue finish, Wv. tires,
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BUICK 1883 Roadmaster Riviera
hardtop coupe: DynafioE, radio,
heater, power steering, power
brakes, Wv. tires. electric win
dows; beautiful 2-tone finish. This
car Is way above average; cieanest
Buick in town: only 81 ,aa5; safety
tested for your protection. 30-day
written guarantee.
PAUL BROS. (Olds.)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
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sUbU I3th 81. 81. Spg., 10. 5-blS8
oLDS 80 'SS' 4 door: radio, heat
er. Hydra-Matic drive. seat covers,
original dark green finish, Wv.
tires, other features. an immacu-
late one-owner car WORTH while
guaranteed. only S649.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02

WHEELER, INC.
OUR NEW USED CAR LOT
1898 GA. AVE. WHEATON, MD.
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DE SOTO 40 4-dr.: excellent: $lga.
HoRNER'S BUICK. Downtown.
I'LL 14th. DI. 1898. %
DE SOTO 1852 Firedome VS. 4-dr.
power steering. heater. turn sig
mails. electric windows, light blue
with dark blue top; excellent tires;
one owner: written guarantee, bank
financing. Thinking OF taking q
trip Enjoy the luxury OF one OF
Americas finest road cars at only
$l,095
IHALEY'S of course!
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3270 NJ St. NV. NO. 7.72l2
DODGES-'bl 4,dr: sedan; :. and
Gyro. equipped; Ss49; '52 con-
yertible. Gyro-Matic, r. and h..
$94g; SO VS. Cdr: r. and h.,
$1,000. HORNERS COR, Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii.
6-6464.
DODGE so sedan; 7, and h.. lots
of good dependable TRANSPORTATION!
81 ZOE f SoRD 5s 1as 9n Essi sSss NOV Sps
Sil. Spg., Md. Open ewes. til o.
JJJ 5-790A
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5.
OLDSMOBILE
MANN OLDSMOBILE

oLDS 1852 Super "8s" 2-dr.; in 2
tone green; Hydra, r. and h., Wv.
tires; 3O-day written warranty;
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CHEVROLET late 1881 Flsstlins d
iIE lux. black aS n 2sr ;,sdA si.,l roT ws.
chanical eond.. owner deeeasedi
500 cash or best offer. IA,
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AUToMosILEs ron SALE

NAss so sedan; T.. h.; sI7S. II.
H SD. % aokSEhs slr' Goa. 'nf sui Ell
Dealer, Pa. ave. ne. st sth. Ii.
Hydra. Z. and h.; S64s. 81 '.Ds'':
Hydra, T. and h. $7S9. HoR-
ave. ne. at 9th. II 6-6464.
o H. IS ast t biS! s aR'r aa1s TOP 3
Hydra. heater and SC: unusual
MANN OLDSMOBILE
$3.50 18th St. Sil. spg., III. 5-6Is6
OLDs 81. light blue convert: fully
sssSssi ST. sd. s s.ssl; e0nd' Must sell
oLDs IS "ss" a-dr. Holiday; alb.
solutely loaded with accessories
incl. air cond. List price, $500,
Priced to sell at So. $50. Driven {
very few mi. Cash, trade or terms
PENNY MOTORS. 1920 r. I. ave,
ne. LA. $1,000. IS
OLDs 80 "9s" 4-dr; 2-tone finish;
HYDRA Wv. tires. T. and h. No
car, s695. MONROE Fo ds6. i 5ioe
Wis. ave. NV. WO. $4,000. Open
ewes. I'LL 9 pm.
OLDS 81 Super "88" 4-door; Hy.
dra-Matic. radio. heater, seat GOV.
ers. This car mechanically in Al
shape. cannot buy q Super "SS"
any cheaper In town, only $685.
Safety tested for your protection.
PAUL BROS. (OldS.)
WIS. AND ELLICoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130S SO Closed Sunday.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1850 4-dr. sedan, A-4O
Series; 1915. Phone sP. 4-5537.
AUSTINs-save on transportati ton
Drive for less than bus fare: IL
to choose from: most are one
owner cars: just traded-in: as low
as S125. FULL PRICE. Largest Sc
lection of fcreisn and American
cars. Dealer for Austin Healey
Austin of England, MIG, Magnetic
Morris Minor. Hillman, Sunbeam
Porche. Mercedes, Benz, WHY'S
MANHATTAN AUTO, INC. Est
1910. 9TH at r SITS. NV. NO
7-2700. Branch sales, 1910 Kinl
st, Alex, Va XII. S-6525.
BUICkS--STANLEY H. HORNER
INC. Downtown I'LL 14th. Con.
yenient to all hotels. once build
trict. 81. sS3sas. ' us
BUICK 81 2-dr. Super convert
hRrdtop; Wv. tires, power brakes
r, h.. low mileage, excel. cond., pvt
owner: 2,095. LO. $4,000. p
BUICK AZ Roadmaster 2-dr.; abovC
average. Wv. tires. all access, nc
rust, many new parts. give away
at S1S5. ia. 5-95l7. -3
BUICK '53 2-door sedan: fully EQUIP
2-tone green; exceptionally clean
very low mi; 1895.
ARCADE PONTIAC co
1897 IRVING ST. NV. AID. 4-s5OC
BUICK '55 Super Riviera: Dyna.
E. H., power steering and power
mileage; S2,995.
Caithnocc Pl1ioE Inc
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Dbl VI dIC N11CFKO1CI
1853 18th ST. NV. RE. 7-7SS7
OPEN EvENINGS-CLOSED SUN.
CHEW. "a Carryall metal wagon:
low mileage, heater 3-seat capacity.
brown finish. very clean, one-owner
car. guaranteed. almost new; ST.
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CADILLAC '52 "75" series; power
steering. power brakes, Hydra. =
and h., cleo. windows; perfect cond
ARCADE PONTIAC CO
1877 IRVING ST. NV. AID. $500
CADILLACS, 1955-1954
Coupes and Devilies: choice Of COL
ors; immediate delivery. Some air
payment PENNY MofoRs, isso
r. /. ave. ne, LA. $1,000. ---5
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BUICK '53 super Riviera hardtop
ENJOY LUXURY RIDING FOR
YOUR SUMMER VACATION" r.
and h, Dynafiow. 2-t0ne oyster
white over forest green. Low mile
ment. Cal No .-olo ~
Evening star., 1955-07-03

KATHARINE LEE BATES: Says her niece,
Mrs. Burgess: Her poetic inspiration was
born Of brief vision from mountaintop. -
Evening star., 1955-07-03

past rather than perpetuate forever the
ideas and attitudes of war.
The peaceful birthplace of America
The Beautiful makes it unique among
our anthems. 1t was composed on a
mountaintop not a battlefield.
Katharine Lee Bates. a professor of
English literature at Wellesley College,
made the journey up Pixies Peak by
prairie wagon in the summer of 1893.
Her stay at the summit was very brief;
because of the altitude, two members
of the party became i'll, necessitating
hasty retreat.
To the poet and teacher, however, the
altitude meant closeness to God and a
sweeping vista of Americas grandeur.
Her poetic inspiration was born of that
brief vision from a mountaintop.
Before her western visit ended, America
The Beautiful was completed.
PERHAPS no other American song is so
widely used and loved. 1t is learned by
the youngest children in our schools.
Our armed services have sung it around
the world. 1t expresses the loftiest ideals
of patriotism. It rejoices in the blessings
of our country, it honors our dead, it
pays homage to our past, it utters our
aspirations, it lifts our prayers.
Today, America The Beautiful -
born on a mountaintop in Colorado -
is marking time, its message Of brother
hood waiting, not to sound the call to
arms but to ring in world peace. Some
day, when the world is ready, the United
States may yet embrace america The
Beautiful as its rightful national anthem.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
by Dorothy Burgess

Sixty years ago ''America
The Beautiful was first
published. Here's the story
of the inspiration behind it
an July 4, 1895 - exactly 60 years
~ ago Monday - The Congreea-
tionalist," leading magazine of the
time, first published the inspiring stanzas
of America The Beautiful" The fact
that this poem to her country was writ
ten by my aunt. Katharine Lee Bates,
has always made independence Day
doubly patriotic and sentimental ami
versary for my family.
Like no other hymn in our history,
America The Beautiful" echoes the
dreams and hopes, the bounty, the
strength, the compassion of this land.
When, in 1926, its lines were finally set
to the music of Maizena,, by Samuel
A. Ward. spontaneous demand arose
to make it our national anthem. Many
organizations joined in popular move
ment to have Congress adopt it over
MY Country. its of Thee" and The
Star-Spangled Banner" Their efforts
proved fruitless. The martial qualities
of Francis Scott Keys composition were
more attuned to the times.
But some day, war will be abolished.
1t viii become only memory in mans
long history. When that millennium
arrives, people will no longer thrill to
the thought of bombs bursting in air"
The rockets red glare" will illuminate
a glorious single episode in our military
Evening star., 1955-07-03
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Evening star., 1955-01-29

THE EVENING STAR. Washington. D. CO
SATURDAY.. JANUARY 1855
Evening star., 1955-01-29

Bodey Woods section Poneled den and ovotoy first floor
Three real bedrooms ond two baths second floor Perfectly beou
tu lot approximately oox as with mony magnificent shode
VACANT Priced OF $2695o Sis 900 2oyeor s ovoioble
Evening star., 1955-01-29
Realty Revue

The District office Of the Fed
eral Housing Administration to-
day reported that. effective JAM
uary 81, it win discontinue use
u fee appraisers in connection
with its work Of insuring mort
gage loans.
Oficials explained that fee ap-
praisers were employed to reduce
backlog of applications. Now
that an increase in the regular
appraisal staff has been author
lied and a substantial reduction
in the, backlog is reported. fee
appraisers are no longer needed.
officials said.
Ground has been broken for a
community swimming pool at
Springfield, Va, to be owned by
the Springfield Swimming Club,
Inc.
The pool, which is to cost $685.
900. is slated for completion by
May /.
The building at 1922 Nine
teenth street NV. is due for
a 100000 remodeling for oc-
cupancy by the International
Business Machines, Inc, accord
ing to the Blake Construction
Co.. which is doing the work.
John Hans GrahafR b AS
sociates are the architects. IBM,
whose main local Offices will re-
main at ~f4l4 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV, is leasing the building
through James L. Dixon g. Co.
4 \ y
Thomas w. Lyons, who recent
ly retired from the Washington
Office of the Federal Housing
Administration after 81 years
service as field appraiser and
chief valuator, has joined the
James A. Hewitt Properties Man
agement Corp, the firm has an
nounced.
Mr.. Lyons win engage in gen.
eral real estate and mortgage
business the announcement said.
r \ \
The Washington Real Estate
Board will hold its Goth annual
dinner-dance February IA at the
Willard Hotel. The evenings
events begin at 6:45 pm. and
continue to am.
X Il y
Douglass E. Bulloch has pur-
chased controlling interest in
Horwich Co., Inc, the sole asset
of which is the four-story,
0,000-square-foot building at
1929 Twentieth street NV.
Mr.. Bulloch has been a stock
holder in the Howich firm since
1t was organized in 1888 to pur-
chase the building.
Evening star., 1955-01-29

Shannon & Luchs today an
nounced the election Of Preston
w. Grant. manager Of its insur-
ance department. to a vice pres
idency Of the firm. In addition
to the duties Of his new post, he
win retain management Of the
insurance department.
The Northern Virginia Center
Of the University Of Virginia has
announced an advanced seminar
for real estate statesmen and
brokers. The class viii meet on
six consecutive Thursday even-
ings. beginning February 10, at
the washington Lee High School,
in Arlington. Further informa-
ton may be obtained from the
center.
4 ~
The Realty Title Insurance Co.,
Inc, has announced publication
of a booklet which explains the
operations Of a title insurance
company and the part it plays
in title transfers.
y nt-
The Mortgage Bankers Asso-
citation has announced that Miles
L. Colean. Washington housing
consultant. will be one Of the
speakers at its Midwestern Mort
gage Conference in Chicago Feb
ruary "a to Is.
The Home Builders Associa-
ton of Metropolitan Washing
ton will hold an Urban Renewal
Lunchean at 1915 pm. Febru-
ary 8 to acquaint members with
the program for redevelopment
Of downtown Washington.
Among speakers scheduled
for the luncheon are John A.
Remon. chairman of the board
of the Redevelopment Land
Agency; James Rouse and Ma
thaniel Keith, urban renewal
consultants to the District, and
G. Yates Cook, secretary to the
Federal City Council.
4 +*
Gerard j. Manaek has been
elected senior vice president of
Frederick w. Berens Sales, Inc.
in charge of its single-source
financing service. Mr.. Manack,
formerly the loan closing attor-
ney with FILA, joined the firm
in 1851. Joseph Wells has been
Evening star., 1955-01-29
PRE-coMPLETIoN sHow-

PRE-coMPLETIoN SHOW
IN6-TWO beouties nearing
completion thot should stir
greet interest among those
who have sought first-fIoo
bedrooms in O top elose-in
location. Both homes have
very loroe rooms and ore OF
wonderful quolity. Splendid
neiehborhood oft Foxholl
Rood adjoining Berkeley and
Wesley Heights. Within two
blocks of stores ond trons-
portotion. 1901 v Street
NV. is q beautiful, big g.
bedroom, 2-both split -leyeI
ond 21o4 48th Street NV.
is q huge Cope Cod with 2
bedrooms and both down
and z bedrooms ond bath up.
Both ore priced in the 30s.
Directions. Reservoir Road tO
MaoArthnr Bipd., coattRhe TO
v. Street, Ttoht TO 1Sth Street
and both homes,
Evening star., 1955-01-29

| AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
| PARK-432o AIbemorIe st.
N.W.-opeR Sun. l-5:3o--
Priced in very low 20's. Very
substontiol detoehed brick
Colonial. Prime location
within two blocks of St.
AIMS, Immaculate, Jonney,
Seors Roebuck. Short walk
TO Wilson High. Alice DeoI.
Friends. Three BIG bedrooms.
TWO tiled boths on second
floor. Kitchen with break
fost spoce. Seporote fonily-
size dining room. Eight yeors
old. Excellent condition. Re-
decorated. Floors refinished.
Full basement. Porch. SIote
roof. VACANT. Nice level
lot with big shode tree and
inelosed reor yord, Should
81 costly,
Directions: Wisconsin Are. to
Sears Rocbuck: LETT on Abe
marie ST. TO home.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
Richmond Girl
Wins NAREB Prize
sy ihs A.soeio.sd Press

The National Association Of
Real Estate Boards today an
nounced that Ann Turner. IT.
year-old honor student at
Thomas Jefferson High School,
Richmond, Va, has won a ma
tional essay contest on What
The Bill of Rights Means to
Me-"
Judges designated by the as
ISOLATION decided Miss Turner's
essay was best among an esti-
mated 10000 written by high
school pupils in 80 States.
The prize is a 5-day trip to
Washington for Miss Turner and
her mother. Mrs. Betsy Latane
Turner. She will read her essay
at the associations banquet
here on February l. when the
organizations new president
Henry G.. Waltemade Of New
York. will be installed.
Evening star., 1955-01-29

- Bethesda - 6oos
BrodIey Blvd. - Open
Sun. li-S:3o--LoveIy
big home thot needs
complete renovation but
is priced accordingly by
on out of-town owner.
You may moke it like
brond-new in oceord-
once with your own
tosie for approximately
ST 500. Choice loeotion
in the va,<J exrI,isiva
Evening star., 1955-01-29

BERKELEY-473e " Street
N.W.--open Sot. 3-6, Sun.
il-6--BeoutifuI new stone
and brick , Coloniol home
just completed by Fronk S.
Phillips. A home thot will
interest those primoriIy con-
cerned with quolity and en-
vironment. Berkeley is O
corefuIly controlled COM
nnunity in the exclusive resi-
dentiol oreo off Foxholi road
odioinino Wesley Heights
ond not for from BHorcliff,
Spring volley and Kent. Al
reody, in the short period OF
Berkeley's development, more
thon fifty prominent Wosh-
inoton fonilies hove pur-
chosed homes here. This
lovely new home includes O
large Iibrop ond powder
room on first floor, three
beautiful bedrooms and two
baths on second floor. De-
liohtful setting and suburbon
atmosphere and yet so con-
venien, TO public ond poro-
chiol schools, stores, irons
portotion ard downtown.
Directions. Forhou Road: TO
PHItoHy West 10 9gth. left TO
w. left 10 home.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
so New Homes Plunned
South of Alexandria

The Clarence w. Gosnell Con-
struction Co. has announced
plans to build so houses this
year in a new development
named West Grove.
Covering Sc acres. the devel-
opment is located between the
Mount Vernon parkway and
Fort Hunt road about two miles
south of Alexandria in Fairfax
County.
The Gosnell firm projects a
total Of 1877 homes on the tract
Evening star., 1955-01-29

$500 MAssA cHUsETTS
AvE.-open Sun. l-s3o-
Although the oddress soys
Moss. ave, this home octuol-
ly is on Morlyn drive we'll
off the ovenue. II Is one OF
the most tostefully decorated
and perfectly mointnined
properties we ever have Of
tered. Brick with heavy slote
roof. includes three TWIN
SIZE bedrooms and TWO i
tiled boths on I'd floor. Full
basement with lovotory.
loroe screened porch. Built
IN onroee; storm windows
and doors; porch o~ninos;
woll-to-woII eorpetino in
cluded in price. Loroe level,
beautifully londseoped corner
lot. severol large shode
trees. Priced in lower 2o's.
Directions; Mdss. Ave. past
sumner TO MarIvH Dr., len TO
home.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
Hotel Is RemodeIed

Miss Jeanne Sweetland. man
ager of the Jefferson Hotel. Six
teenth and M streets NV. has
announced completion OF an ex-
tensive remodeling and modern
ization project.
Evening star., 1955-01-29

named assistant vice president
and national field representa-
tive Of the new service; Clifford
F. Bolhagen, assistant vice pres
Evening star., 1955-01-29

Tiew From Front Bedrooms
FIRST PRESENTATloN46iI Clark Place NW-open Sot. 3-6
Sun. l-6-For those who love the here peop the
very lost opportunity purchase brondnew home in the District
with view Of the Potomoc Just completed by Fonk Phillips We
your with any have S22 $50 Three
bedrooms beautiful tiled both second floor Foor powder
loroe living with frepoce seporote dining beou
tfu kitchen with dshwoher; orqe screened porch first floor
Recreation with fepoee in full doyoh ground level bose
Permanent owoy oroe ottc Oneholf block
short blocks bus Three blocks Hardy erode
school Fool rood Fifteen minutes downtown Pentooon
Fl
Evening star., 1955-01-29
FIRST PREsENTATloN.
S0lO Wnrthinaton o..


Open Sun. l-5:30---
Beoutiful Coloniol home
in one Of the finest To-
cotions money con buy.
Corefully eontrolle d
community just over
D. c. line neor West
moreIond Circle and not
for from Spring VoIIey
shopping. Wide CENTER
holl, den and lovotory
on first floor. Three
Evening star., 1955-06-04
Victory Spurs
Paddy Young
In Comeback

NEW YORK, June 4.-Paddy
Young, a reformed race track
plunger, is now just a 50 bettor
aiming at a comeback in the
middleweight division.
Although the blond Irishman
from New York's Greenwich
Village is only 26, he hasn't been
working steadily at his trade
since he lost to Bobo Olson in
their 1853 match for the Ameri-
can middleweight title.
Maybe I'm finally getting
smart" Young said last night
after he had pounded out a
unanimous 10-round decision
over Billy McNeece at Madison
Square Garden. Il used to be
a big bettor at the track. but
now I'm down to 81. I've got
to get serious with two kids to
take care Of"
Young wants to take on two
or three more middleweights
and then fight Charles Humez
of France. In the meantime
he'd like Eduardo Lausse, the
Argentine, Willie Troy or Willie
Pastrane.
Judge Harold Barnes scored 1t
7-2-1, Judge Joe Agnello 7-3 and
Referee AL Berl 6-3-1, all for
Young. The Associated Press
had it 6-2-2 for Young, the 8la-
to-5 favorite. A small crowd,
estimated at 1000. agreed with
the verdict.
Young weighed 1891, Nc
Neece 1874.
Evening star., 1955-06-04
Nunce's Lad Choice
In Toduy's Peter Pom

NEW YORK, June 4 R.-SiX
colts seeking a reason to tackle
Nashua in the Belmont Stakes
next week are among q field Of
eight 3-year-olds contesting the
$25, ,000-added Peter Pan Handi-
cap today at Belmont Park.
The race will be nationally
telecast and broadcast (ABC)
from AIS to 4::30. ut will be
heard and seen in Washington
over WMAL and WMAL-TVo
Twice in the last four years
the Peter Pan winner has gone
on to capture the Belmont the
following Saturday, and even
Itually wound up as 3-year-old
champion. They were G.. v.
Whitney's Counterpart in 1851
and the King Ranch's High Gun
last June.
Whitney has Little Dell and
the King Ranch has entered
Retamero this time in the mile
and one-eighth Peter Pan, but
they've done little to rate much
backing.
Probable favorite at about 2
to is the Maryland-owned
Nance's Lad. who handed the
first defeat to Boston Doge in
the Swift Stakes in May.
Nance's Lad carries 100 pounds
lin the Peter Pan. after finishing
fourth to Nashua last week in
the Preakness. Previously he
was second in the Withers.
| Others well liked are the
Clearwater Stables Portersville,
|tl8; the Cain Hoy Stables Fly
ing Fury. l21, and the Sanford
Stud Farms Sacandaga, o light
weight with 1n8,