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Evening star., 1955-07-22
PAGERS Settling
Triple Crown

BALTIMORE. July "a tspe-
ciaD .-Adios Boy. Hillsota and
Wilmington's Star. three Of the
Nations top PAGERS. go after the
final $4,000 leg of Maryland's S
triple crown" tonight at Balti-
more Raceway. Adios Boy and
Hillsota have a leg each on the
title. won last year by HAlsota.
Baltimore -owned Selector and
Choice Hanover from New Eng
land make it a five-horse race.
Hillsota. owned by Alice ".
Miller of oxon Hill. Md, will be
driven by Earl Avery.
The Nations top 3-year-old
last year. Adios Boy beat out
Hillsota for the second leg this
year at Laurel. Owned by j. s.
Turner of Nassawadox, Va, and
driven by Howard Camden, Adios
Boy recently won the $25,0 900
National Pacing Derby at New
York.
Wilmington's Star has done
the mile in 1885 and the last
time he looked Hillsota in the
eye he went on to win the $10,-
900 Miss Maryland Pace.
A gathering of 4,273 watched
Cannonite, a 4-year-old bay
gelding owned by j. Clyde Draper
of Milford, Del, and driven by
Charley Crockett, score his fifth
victory in 10 starts in the fea-
tured $1,000 pace last night.
Cannonite was clocked in 2:044s
and paid $6.40, 81 and $3.50,
Inga Lue was second and Hi-Lo's
Mite third.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Mr.. Fitz, 81 Tomorrow,
Will Be at Work as Usual

his 100000 winner take all
match race against Swaps al
Chicago's Washington Park Au.
gust 81.
We've got to freshen him ur
Ia bit, gallop him a little ever,
day. and let him Craze in the
paddock. 1t won't be too much
trouble when we get down tt
the last finishing touches, be.
cause he's close to being ready
for his best all of the time"
! On his Both birthday, Mr.. Fit;
recalled he'd won just about every
important race with the excep.
ton of the Futurity. NaShus
brought him that one, although
Swaps upset him in the Ken.
lucky Derby, a race the veteran
trainer has won three times.
Mr.. Fitz was born in 1874 on q
farm where six years later they
opened the olo Sheepshead Bay
track. He began galloping horses
there when he was II, and easily
recalls the date, March 4. 1885
the day Grover Cleveland was
Iinaugurated President.
Tomorrow night at his Sleeps
head Bay home in Brooklyn. his
children, grandchildren, great
grandchildren, friends and neigh
bors will drop in for ice cream
and cake.
Will they have 81 candles on
the cake?
Gosh, I hope not. It's toe
burned hot. and anyway. they
might burn the house down, u
said Mr.. Fitz.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Drills Open Today
For AII-Stur Team

EVANSTON, H., July % up.
The College All-Stars started
drilling today for their game
with the Cleveland Browns, pro-
fessional football champions, at
Chicago's Soldier Field August
~.
Forty-seven 1854 collegiate
football stars reported to Head
Coach Curly Lambeau on the
Northwestern University campus.
Lambeau and a staff of four
have three weeks in which to
whip the team into shape.
This years squad will be the
first ever trained by former pro-
fessional coaches.
WESTMINSTER. Md, July %
(R.-Five of the Baltimore
Colts top rookie prospects have
taken temporary leave of the
teams training base to report
to the College All-Star squad in
Evanston, III.
Fullback Alan Ameche of Wis
consin, Quarterback George
Shaw and Guard Jack Patera
of Oregon, Center Dick Szy-
manski of Notre Dame and Half
back L. G. Dupre of Baylor make
up the Colt contingent.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
|A&kNine Takes
Another Title

The record for the Atchison q
Keller sandlot baseball club now
reads three consecutive league
championships and Is In the last
II years after q Us victory over
Snug Harbor yesterday at Fair
lawn.
The win gave AK the chani-
pionship Of both halves of the
Vic Gauzza League. Ark won
the AnacoStia League last year
and the Departmental League in
1852. AK and Snug Harbor,
with the best records in the
Gauzza League. both have quali-
fled for the City Series in Sep
tember.
| Columbia Heights, first-half
winner in the Departmental. is
on the verge of winning the Sec
ond half. too, after sweeping q
ltwo-ganne series with Lincolnia
this week. Columbia beat Lin
icolnia, 1873, yesterday on the
South Ellipse to take the lead
with a 90 record, compared to
Lincolnia's 8-3. Columbia plays
Philippines Tuesday in its final
game and a Columbia victory
would wrap up the champion
ship.
On the West Ellipse yesterday,
Silver Hill tied Jack Pry for sec
Iond place in the Industrial
League by defeating FBI, 9-8.
FBI dropped its fourth game in
a row.
Today's schedule lists Jack
Pry VS.. Union Printers on the
West Ellipse at $50 pm. in the
only game.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
WOMEN'S GOLF

Mrs. j. F. Glover of Manor
Country Club fired an 89-18-71
to win the ladies day invitational
golf tournament at Indian
Spring yesterday.
Second low net went to Mrs
A. j. Lyons of Chevy Chase with
86-14-72, while Mrs. Charles
Egenroad of Washington had
best gross score. 78. Mrs. Arnold
Wilcox of Chevy Chase was Sec
ond low gross with 80. Mrs
Lloyd Jensen of Army Navy had
the fewest puts, 20.
Mrs. Richard Oliver scored
,84-12-72 to win in Glass A at
Army Navy. while Mrs. Jack
Gibbs totaled 88-17-71 for Glass
B honors. Mrs. John S. Schmidt
won over nine holes in Glass A
with 49-13-36, while tied over
the shorter distance in Glass B.
each with a net 35, were Mrs
Robert P. Williams and Mrs.
John M. Davies.
Evening star., 1955-07-22

NEW YORK, July % (P.-
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons will bt
81 years young tomorrow, up al
the crack of dawn and out tC
Aqueduct race track to see about
training his big string of race
horses.
Everything is running alons
perfectly" said the dean oi
American trainers who saddleo
his first winner at the old Brigh-
ton Beach track in Brooklyn or
August z, 1900.
The bright. blue-eyed man who
probably has trained more great
horses and won more of the
country's major stakes than any
other horseman, was as chippel
as ever as another birthday an
niversary approached.
IT feel great-just as fine as ]
did so years ago. I haven't any
aches or pains and eat and
sleep as well as I ever did.
"The only thing is, don't
have that old speed any more
If the boys don't do things just
the way ! want. I can't pitch In
and go do it myself like ]
used to-"
Mr.. Fitz, as he's affectionately
known around the tracks, plans
to leave for Saratoga Springs,
N. Y, early, next week for the
races during August. Most OF
his horses. including the Belair
Studs. famous Nashua, already
are stabbed at the Spa.
Much of his time will be taken
up in getting Nashua ready for
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Trainer Files $361,O14 Suit
After EIeunoru Sears Fires Him

LOS ANGELES, July % (R.-
Miss Eleonora R. Sears, 73-year.
old Boston heiress and inter.
nationally known sportswoman
was sued yesterday for 1851 OLA
Hartman H. Pauly, 50. charged
in his Superior Court complaint
that he was fired from a life.
time Job as her racing stable
trainer.
Pauly contends he was dis.
charged last January 81 without
having been paid anything on 6
salary which he said was fixee
at $1,000 monthly when he wa
hired on March %. 1854.
The complaint further alleged
that Miss Sears induced Pauly tt
transfer to, her a colt, Mizban
which he valued at $45, 900. Mis-
Sears, Pauly charged, took Miz'
ban with her when she movec
her racing stable from SAINTS
Anita last spring.
Miss Sears, great-great-grand'
daughter of Thomas Jefferson
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Three Girls Seek
Double Victories
In I ennis Tourney

Donna Floyd, Bonnie Loving
and Annie Lomax today each
had the opportunity to pick up
two championship trophies in
the finals of the Middle Atlantic
girls tennis tournament at Con-
igressionalg Club.
Miss Floyd faced Alexandria
Hufty. who reached the l8-and-
under singles final with two
straight upsets, at 2:30 pm. and
teamed with Andrea Berger
against Marian Michael and
Julia Kyle for the 18-and-under
doubles title at 4 o'clock.
Miss Loving and Miss Lomax
were scheduled to fight 1t out for
the 15-and-under singles cham
Ipionship this morning and then
join sides against Cynthia
Goeltz and Annie Lane for the
l5-and-under doubles crown at
I1:30.
Results yesterday:
Alexandra Hufty def Carol Mccord
l&8, S6. Oil; Donna Floyd def
Bonnie Loving. 6-3, 4-8. Ga, 80
15-and-under singles: semifinals-
Bonnie Loving def. cynthia Goeltz. 60
I8-0; Annie Lomax def Anne Lane
3--6. 6--1, 6-3.
1S-and-under doubles: Sen1ihnals--
Donna Floyd-Andrea Berger def. Cynthis
Marian Michael-Julia Kyle def. Alex.
andra Hufty-carol Coolidge; 4---8. 8-4
Evening star., 1955-07-22

racing associations are sched-
uled to compete for the "a start
ing positions in the 25-lap main-
event at Marlboro Sunday. The
first of three heats begins at
|2:30 pm, followed by two Aus
tralian pursuit races before the
feature run for the silver trophy
Another big prize at Marlboro
win be the $3.50 that will go to
the driver to beat the red-hot
Bill Morgan, Northern Virginia
point leader and winer of all
but a few of Marlboro's features
this season
Evening star., 1955-07-22
|Underdogs Paired
In Junior Golf Final

PETERSBURG, Va, July %
(P).--James Hopper Of West
Point and Sam Wallace of Will
Iliamsburg, Peninsula youngsters
who weren't given a tumble in
the pre-tourney ratings, clashed
in a 36-hole match at the
Petersburg Country Club today
for the Virginia Junior Golf
championship.
Hooper advanced to the cham
pionship around yesterday with
a 4 and 3 victory over tourney
favorite Ronald Polane of Hot
Springs, while Wallace defeated
Jack Callahan of Lynchburg,
IS and 4,
Evening star., 1955-07-22
CHARLES TOWN
NOTES

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va.
July 23.-Followers of the 49,
iyear-old gelding Alexis were
overjoyed yesterday when that
former stakes competitor for the
Christiana Stable got home a
winner in the third race al
Charles Town at odds of Q to /
According to the story, Alexis
was retired recently but grieved
so badly that they returned him
to the races. AT Is, Alexis age
would be So years if calculated
in terms OF q human. He was
one of the first big winners
among the offspring Of Heliop-
Iolis.
One of the highlights of Alex
lis career was a second to Pavot
in the Belmont Futurity OF 1914.
Polly's Bo established himself
as the classiest 2-year-old of the
current meeting when he won
his fourth straight victory yes
terday in as many starts.
Bred and owned by H. N.
Dickinson of Fredericksburg,
Va. 5Polly's Bo ran away from
nine other colts yesterday on
his way to No. 4.
Carrying top weight of 100
pounds and ridden by Freddy
Kratz. the son of Bow Wave
Polly's Bo came from behind in
the stretch to win by two
lengths, the greatest margin in
his four starts this year. He
has run twice here and twice
Iat Waterford Park.
Kratz gave Polly's Bo a hand
ride after going to the front,
indicating that the colt had
plenty in reserve for future
challengers.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Home PIoters Hand
Federal Storage
First League Loss

Home Plate Club handed Fed
eral Storage its first defeat in
the Boys Club of Washington
Limited League, Al, yesterday
on the North Ellipse behind the
three-hit pitching of Bill Isher-
wood and Barry Payne.
The winners tagged Champ
Edwards for three runs in the
first inning when Dan Drcze
doubled. Pat Clark and Payne
Itripled and Francis Day sin
lgled. Payne retired the last
three batters after Isherwood
had walked the first ''man in
the ninth.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Pitches No-Hitter

SAN FRANCISCO, July %
P).-George Piktuzis, a 23-year-
old southpaw, hurled no-hitter
last night to give Los Angeles
a 81 victory over San Fran
cisco in a Pacific Coast League
baseball game.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
.Virqiniu Women Hold
Tennis Meet Next Week

The Northern Virginia Tennis
Tournament for women will be
held Monday through Saturday
Of next week at Army-Navy
Country Club.
Entries in both singles anc
doubles close Sunday. The tour.
nament chairman is Mrs. Anr
Gray at Dupont 7-0469.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
MONMOUTH
Continued from Page I

IuhsAhNOu hAuhu csc Ia
Carter to win the Brooklyn
Handicap at a mile and a quar-
ter by 31a lengths. He also won
the metropolitan, Handicap by
Az lengths In his only other
start this season.
Helioscope has been compiling
a fine record. He's chalked up
victories In the Southern Mary
land, Valley Forge. Massachu-
Isetts and Suburban Handicaps
and Salvador Mile, setting four
track records and tying another
His only losses have been in the
Carter and by Social Outcast In
the Campbell Memorial. /.
Evening star., 1955-07-22

was a famous athlete In earlier
years and once was women's
national doubles tennis cham.
Ipion. Last year she was reported
to have paid $250.0o0 for Tar
Jonah, a colt from the Aga
lKhan's racing stables.
Pauly's suit asks $10,280 fol
past salary. 1902. 900 for future
salary, $45,000 for Mizban, $780,
900 for loss of earnings from the
horse and $2,934 for expenses
he said he incurred in Miss
Sears behalf.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
SELECTIONS
AT BALTIMORE

Prank Reynolds. Eta Key. Captain
Richard.
Hal, Ohio Boy, Chance. up.
Girl, Homestretch Winny,
National Hanover.
ROYAL Kitty. Clever Bars, widower
Titan Up. Reservation, Shirley Dean.
+ Mighty Con, Sandy McEllen, VeRet
Hanover.
T-Adios Bov, Hillsota. wilminEtn's IS
Star.
Vernon Dale. Worthy Volstadt, Lucky
BEST BET-ADIos BOY
Evening star., 1955-07-22

WINNIPEG, July % (R.--The
Winnipeg Blue Bombers are 60
ing to court against Bobby Free
man and Jack Locklear, former
Auburn stars now in training
with the Cleveland Browns
President Ralph Misener of
the Bombers said:
"We have instructed our Cleve-
land attorneys to file an action
to restrain Freeman and Lock-
lear, from practicing with or
playing with the Cleveland
Browns and to restrain the
Cleveland Browns from inter-
fering with the performance of
our contracts with the two
players"
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Cash Settles Row
IAs AIouettes Yield
IMuIIoy to Lions

MONTREAL, July % P.-
The Montreal Alouettes have an
nounced an agreement with the
Detroit Lions over Gordon NAL
10y, halfback from Miami Uni
versity.
The Alouettes said Nick Ker-
baway. managing director of the
Lions, agreed to pay Montreal's
Big Four entry an undisclosed
amount of cash for the right to
call Malloy Detroit property,
thus ending a contract dispute
between the clubs.
Malloy originally signed with
Montreal and accepted a bonus.
Later he was drafted by the
Lions and signed a contract. The
Alouettes had started prelimin-
ary court action to establish
rights to Malloy when yester-
days announcement settled the
matter.
Evening star., 1955-04-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WMILLYs WILL s 1858 e 2,ar;i Dr., Ssss: Icy miles nile
Connecticut, Wo. 6-S400.
ZEPHYR 1858 4-dr.: heater, turr
signals. 6-eyl. overhead valves
leather interior: low mileage: 1895
HILL e. SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1I14 Vermont ave
NV, AD, 4-4300. Open ewes, till o
sSaoosE IL BusEs, used. good o9ndl.
tion. Suitable for churches, private
schools, mobile markets. labor crews,
Make reasonable offer. Call CY,
$4,000 weekdays. 10
FOE SALE OR TRADE. for paint
sprayer. tape recorder. movie camera
or accordion, Plymouth Al sedan
new rings; sos. CHRYSLER AZ, g.
passenger coupe: S145. LO. 7-s644
ENGLISH PREFEcT 80 4-dr. sedan
light-blue finish. leather interior:
owner. Specially priced. S295.
RoSenthal Chevrolet Co.
Used Car Lot
e92i Columbia Pike, Arlington. Va.
Phone JA. 7-1116. Open Daily TO 0
liz
Evening star., 1955-04-10

sTUDEBAKER '53 Regal de luxe T.
dr.; sport model; yellow with rust
top: mdst sell. TU. 2-3366: over
drive. fiillv e0ufnYed
Evening star., 1955-04-10

P0MdIAc sond Coca a ,.;St 2dr d.rs5s excel mech
$50. JE. 3-1695.
Evening star., 1955-04-10

PONTIAC 1919 "6'' 4-dr.; r. and h
good mech. cond.; $325 as is. Ever.
green 4-6351. 10
PONTIAC '54 Chieftain de luxe 4-dr.
many extras, only $500 miles, ex-
eel. cond. Owner tranSf. overseas;
$1,000. ia, 4-l244. los
PONTIAC 1947 2-dr.: asking Sl75
Evening star., 1955-04-10
AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1919 2-dr. sedan: e-cyi.
Hydra. oris, grsen nnish. !. and h.
PONTIAC so z-dr. de luxe sedan
sssa. eiass. Js xsrys s.9ss. foSa sond'' l ,a owner
3odsi isoS sp0f! Ths isues esr 0iscf In min min
eond. and IS guaranteed. Has speciai
bumpers. instruments. and aeces-
sories. r. H. RUSH, AD. 4-0640.
PoRscHE 1853 super eonv.: ST. .4s5
EN-. 3-2623. 10
|sTUDEBAKER "a Champ. RegaI
Starlight coupe: o.d., Climatizer, t.s.,
2-tone gray and blue; WV. tires
so%has fotsa aslais siubEsakRR S9S as' 7sSd Sgs e.
IsfUDEBAKER SO Land cruiser
heater auto. trans. SC; clean in.
SIDE and out: q nice family car
1900 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 6-1l22.
lsTUDEBAKER '52 Commander Stat.
glass; beaut. green finish: dma
MAN sTupEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave
lsTUDEBAKER 81 Commander 4-dool
aeOAns Qe6ter ana auto. trans.
| blue: all good tires; excel. mech
| cond.: must be driven to appreciate
S6Q5 BOWMAN STUDEBAKER
| 1900 Ga. ave. n.vs RA. 6-1122.
sTUDEBAKER AZ Convert. =. Sns
motor, me- Gsss saao. 0ies 81. 3nf snfoss. sGnd' 1891
'53 5-pass. cpe.; full,
equip. S1,395. See at 5S5 N. Gleb,
rd.. Arlington. Call Ray or Hank
IsTUDEBAKER so convertible: re-
eentlSyo overhauled. asking $3.50. AD
IsTTDGHHBAkER 'se a-dr, auto. trans.
fully equip. s745. See at sS5 N
Glebe I'd. Arlington. Cali Ray ol
IsTUDEBAKER station wagon: '54
ST. 's45. See G At SIS N. Glebe beuip I'd
Arlington. caA Ray or Hank ia
|sTUDEBAKER 40 Commander 5.
Glebe I'd. Arlington. Cali Ray OF
|sTUDEBxKER III Champion sedan,
transmission e very Very d Clean ano Rconom, e. aa1S
in finest condition. Guaranteed S5gf
WoLF2 Mo5TToRSsS." SS"nI iasi ~ wis moa1n aye
NV, EN-. 3-O142. Open Sunday
sTubGB4kER S2 80; r. and h.. over.
odriys; good cond., make offer. iU
Evening star., 1955-04-10
AUroMosILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 'b3 chieftain IS" de lux,
4-dr.: Hydra-Matlc. radio and heat
er; very low miieage: one owner
dark green fnish, White-Wall tires
immaculate interior. Car ahsolutel,
same as brand-neW throughout
Must be seen to be appreciated
S1.395. BELL MOTORS. 5010 wis
ave. NO. $4,000. 10
Pontiac "a Star Chief de luxe 4-dr );
2-tone gray; radio and heater, Hy-
dra-Matie, power brakes: low mile
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1437 IRVING ST. NV, AID. 4-s50O
Ill
PONTIAC 1881 station wagon: one
sSE SEEner .odo since neE eSn HySsa,. , immssg;
connecticut. Wo. $500.
PONTIAC 1854. 4-dr.: :SI.74g; low
miles. immaculate, de luxe, Hydra
FLOOD PONTIAC. 422l Connect
cut. WO. 6-s4a0.
PONTIAC 1850 conv.; Hydra, h. ant
h.. peri. cond; must sell. best reas
offer. ia. 7-1369 after 8. Ill
Evening star., 1955-04-10

PONTIAC le49 S-cyi. 2-dr. sedan
coupe: Hydra. turn. and back-u,
lights, custom radio. anderseat heat,
er, special battery. excellent tires
motor Just checked and tuned. Own.
sale ss ieaSinS HsI fSuntrzi S tzt7s $500 for q9ci
NEB's BUICK. 5s29 Minn. ne. u
hydra; s2,o4s. HoRNER's BUICK
3S29 MINI. ne, IL; l.9226.
fSsIlaS 5tCDe 81 Sue csftsssr ass chetsls an
cRieftain IS" Catalina; $-tone. liss
aoRNERs heT hsa5e Cor. Baisk sns b:alsr. gss sis
ave. ne. at 9Th, Ii. 6-6464.
PONTIAC 1881 station wagon 4-door
hofoss NJ ssal Eth e n ana ssaS T. 1. THecRsR a7e ns
PONTIAC ia51 convertible: r. h,
Wv: tires, a.Matic; Ss95
THACKER MOTORS, 18th so ans
PONTIAC '55 Star Chief conv;; pow
white-wali tires. baek-gp lights
green finish with black top. set Of
with lovely black. and white full
oss eree n!s5iis Se pesr srfs er 81 dos
sPR1aa sse MofoR sefs cenifai co' NC sSes ioos
E;;W. hwy !at Ga. ave sil. sps.,
PONTIAC 1853 Chieftain "s"S4-d dr.: !:
r. b.. Hydra-Matic. It's power
cond:. make 1t exceptionally de-
sirable. Priced for Easter. 81. .595.
AKERS oLDSMOBILE CADILLAC
co. darlington Shopping Center,
PONTIAC SO de luxe ''S'' conv.
sharp one-owner car; red with W.
W. tires: new black top; dual
range HYDRA, r. and h.. turn sig
mails: extra-fine cond, S1.295;
written guarantee.
TRIANGLE MOTORS (FoRDl
301O r. !. Ave. NE. DE. 2-6302
PONTIAC Al 2-dr.: excel. mech.
cond., good paint, depend. transp..
$50. JE. 3-1695,
Evening star., 1955-04-10

sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champ. conv.
OWNER 1856 10th st. nW % DO a.
STUDEBAKER '4S Champ. conv.: r
and h.: good tires: top and paint
Ike new: only $3a5. BOWMAN
STTDEBAkER. 1000 Ga. ave. NV
RA. 6-I122. IN
Evening star., 1955-04-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER ,53 Regal de luxe f.
DR.; sport model; yellow with rust
top: mdst sell. TU. 1886: over
drive: fully equipped.
STUDEBAKER '53
Champion club coupe; the car with
ths GSn.nsntal nsb Po1 in tive
covers. OFFSET BY Wv. tires, Hydra.
drive. r. and h., and tinted glass:
refiects Ire finest of care: safety
tested and guar. Sale priced at only
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
N. Vas Largest Olds Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl, ia. 7-S400
STUDEBAKER 1852 Champ. 4-dr.;
oyerdrive: S799. HORNETS BUICK,
3S2a MINI ave. ne, LU. 1925.
S1UDE. '52 Champion 4-door; with
radio and neater: blue finish and in
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 NJ ST. NV. AID. 2-01s5
STUDEBAKER AS Regal de luxe
Landcruiser; T. and h.; for sale by
g,Hsse goHN PoHaNKA SSasi st n'as. E%. sssoS. S
Mon. to Fri. o am. to 8 pm.
TRIUMPH 1854 TR2 sports car; 1.40o
miles: red in color: excellent con-
diticn. Call LU, 2-7921. TO-
WILLYS 81 cdr. sedan; cyl; equip.
with o.d.: very clean. $500; S45
down. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS.
JU. S-11S5. 10
WILLY's JEEP station wagon. 1854.
4-wheel dr.. with heater. turn sig
mails, less than 100 mi: mas been
In storage for 4 months; has peyer
been titled. Sold new for S2.7l2.
VIII sacrifice now. Si.995. Call
Washington Baltimore Blvd, 3ls mi.
North of Laurel. Md, PA. 5-1922
WILLYS 1858 Aero 2-door sedan:
ost 6sater s7s5 S"' HI 515eI clean stNpsREs shTSeEa
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1l14
Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-4300.
Open ewes. till 0, Sat. till 8.
Evening star., 1955-04-10

|sTuDEBAKER as Champion 2.dr
sedan: ! owner; needs paint. me
chanically OK. If you see 1t you will
buy at our price. $500.
RoSenthal Chevrolet Co.
Used Car Lot
292l Columbia Pike. Arlington, Va.
Pbone IA. 7-1116. Open Daily 8 to 9
Evening star., 1955-04-10
80 PONTIAC

REPOSSESSED, S295
4-door sedan. No money down with
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02
Train Wrecks Car
|Wedged on Tracks
AT RiverduIe

An automobile was demolished
by a Baltimore e. Ohio freight
train today in Riverdale, Md.
but the driver who had jumped
out escaped unhurt.
Aulis A. Russell. 20. Of 1854
Mills avenue NE, a clerk, said
he turned on to the tracks by
mistake and his car became
wedged. according to Prince
Georges County Police Pvt. Car
roll e. Bond, who happened on
the scene.
Our dispatcher notified the
railroad and they were able to
stop two southbound trains at
the Lakeland crossings" Pvt.
Bond said.
II lighted flares and when I
heard a train blowing for Hyatts-
vile I ran down the track wav-
ling a flare in each hand" he
added.
Engineer Emmett j. Keegan.
$50, Of Philadelphia. said he saw
Pvt. Bonds flares but was I'M
able to stop his 43-car train in
time. The auto was thrown
about rs feet.
The accident halted railroad
ltrafic about 40 minutes and
caused some damage TO the
front of the engine. Mr.. Rus
sell was charged with reckless
driving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-02

said some land owners have
asked twice as much for theil
properties as the evaluation put
ION them by outside appraisers
A contract for reconstruction
Iof the 3.4-mile stretch wa.
awarded last March but the con.
tractor has been unable to &c
ahead because of the right-of.
way disputes.
Awards Called Fair
Senator Louis L. Goldstein
long time Calvert County legis.
lator and now president Of thu
Maryland Senate, said hi
thought Calvert County jurie.
had been fair in their award Of
right-of-way damages.
He said the trouble was the
Roads Commission insisted or
l00-foot rights-of-way. He said
they should stick to 40 or So
feet.
Roads Commission records
show Senator Goldstein repre-.
sents four property owners who
have been asking more for then
property than the commission
lis willing to pay. One owner Is
asking $4,000 more than the
appraisal made for the commits
sion by outside agents. An
others figure Is $4,000 higher.