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DOTNH TNLAI TONTNIV NAOT K VTJTTONO
Old Dutch a of
hghghs "A
the State
with its period
assume the roles OF family early settlers Holland in this country
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ARLINGTON


Open Sunday, ~ to q
Modern, custom -planned home or
spacious grounds, with 156-foot
frontage, In desirable section only
minutes from downtown Washing-
ton.
House sets 1875 feet from road on
bluestone horseshoe drive. Grounds
ever "a acre. House 20 feet Ions
has 4 bedrooms, two full paths with
luxurious accessories and tiled tc
ceiling. dining room, kitchen with
automatic dishwasher. slassed sun
shine room and expansive ltvins
room finished in lined oak. Roman
brick side walls and outdoor hre-
place. Large 2-car carport with
semiweather protection. screened
porch and white coral roof.
$27, 300 BY OWNER
A beautiful home, Must be- seen TO
be appreciated. Bargain priced. To
see during week call, Ma. S-6003.
Out Arlington blvd.
mo sO) to overpass marked Glen
carlyn" tc miles before Seven Cor
nefs) turn right following road
under underpass and proceed. to
$40 8. Carlyn Sprins I'd. passing
"Detour" sign,
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

CADILLAC cLAss-If you are look
ing for the best IN area. eonstrue-
ton and HVability don't fail %
see this exduiGite 3-bedr0om brick
rambler surrounded BY beautiful
&ndss'a,Si1s on ssEsI lSs p os snose es
tures include ss-ft. living dining
room. l5-ft. kitchen, private bath
on master bedroom. rec. room with
fireplace and full bath. screened
breezeway. lovely patio: earport;
PIE prised p5nazKTp u ~ sSsi ssxrrs sass'fSSls 3 poN.
NELL, IA. 1851.
BY OWNER-Feneed y acre. 2 bed
rms. liv. rm. with flrepl, din. Irn.,
kit. screened porch and detached
Earase. mi. from Annandale.
Prize. 81, 900. qI. ". 2-$s75.,
STONE HOUSE. Warrenton. Va l.
natural gas IT.; ise. cor. lot. stone
retaining wall; gar. att; lRe: bsmts
21 baths. 2 bedrms. downstairs: 3
bedrms. upstairs. Price, S26, 900;
$4,000 may be financed. Reply to
p. o. Box 129. Warrenton. Va.
S11 SEQ. GI., no money down. Beat
the heat by moving out Of the city.
5-rm., semi-det house. Storm win
dows and doors. finished rec. rm.
in bsmt. Cali so. 5-9596.
ACRE ESTATE on o. q. Hwy. so
with fine 5a-ft. rambler. Restrict-
ed area mi. past Kamp WASH
ington ct Fairfax. Random Hills
sub OWNER. JE. 2-S446.
COMPLETELY AIH-C0NDITIONED
Open IL to q. Immediate oecu-
pancy. See this tremendous value
by OWNER, 4-bedroom brick. center
and and hall baths. Den Oh ss-ft;
living rm.. finished rec. rm., 2
firepiaces. garage. Only 5 minutes
S33 900: will sell ct great sacri.
fics with low cash payment. Out
ksf . n hwy aotS 70 Lyon p Eless unct,en ADis RsS
Hartford st.. continue to 18th st.
and left to Open Sign. at 3123.
.GI APPRAISED AT ONLY SI2,000-
A real buy; 3-bedroom frame
rambler in Westlawn, Falls Church,
close to bus, shops, walk to school
win 20 with 5000 down. ARFAX
REALTY, JE. $4,000.
RAMBLING on q beautiful corner
lot in the town Of Fairfax, q home
with . large living room. 3 bed
rooms. dining room, modern
Aal bo0gAACHSt AV1oS NOAlosA SSesA -,
cedar shingles. Open Sunday TIL
dark. Walnut and Main sts. in
Fairfax. va, sTARNES REALTY
IOPEN-GI, S675 cash. hedrms.,
expansion attic. firepl.. porehlike
patio; garage new car requires.
SI3.5Oo. Out Arl. blvd, left at
ANNANDALE I'd. right 2 blocks, left
to 9O1 Barrett I'd. PROVIDENCE.
exclusive, JE. 2-3343.
BY OWNER-Large single-family,
cool, brick home; 3 baths; near
schools, shopping center, Pentagon
and transp.; quiet netghborhood:
I'm. bsmt. suitable for income apt.
See BY aprt. $3.50. Edsewater
By B0oSHsNER ooSHsNER. sle,5oo. s-bedrm. brk.
rambler, on shaded lot. porch,
fenced-in rear I'd, stove. GE re-
friserator, DISPOSAL, no bsmt.: ex-
ira lge. KIT. and liy. rm.: conv. to
bus, schools and church: In quiet
Arl. neighborhood. Out Arl. blvd,
left on Lexington. right on An -.
to 6S05 and Open Sign. ia. 7-36Sl.
PALATIAL ESTATE. near Fairfax
courthouse; solid stone residence:
10 rooms, 4 baths. full bsmt.: dou-
Bile garage. Another house. bed.
rms, bath, garage and pond. IL
acres Terms. FAIRFAX REALTY
CR 3-1O9b. ---
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BuCKNELL HEIGHTS
HUNTINGTON

Approved Slo,s50 but owner says
sell for S10.250 and this Is fesily
. buy, Attractive brick ,semidet: on
choice rd street so with ARsnor .shns lsnssc
fully equip. kit... utility rm... gas
heat: Nv. rm.. 3 bedrms., tile bath.
Pulldown stairway to storage At.
tic. Home is vacant and In I'M
maeulate condition. Very con.
KI. yenlens ssnsss si9ca'ion. . TIL .
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HOUSES EoR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
MUST BE SOLD
OPEN, / PM.

Clean and vell-buiit, 3-bedroom
s s eSes a2as sn a. fas5.sss assr as
porch. Garage. Rear fenced yard.
outside entrance. Close 10 bdses,
shoppinE and school 0I and
FHA eontraetv accented. Price.
S21 $50.
DIRECTIONS: Out Rt. 50 IArling-
ton Blvd.l TO Pershing dr.. left 70
l26 and our sign.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA
Contemporary
OPEN SAT .CTTN


rhis contemporary b situated In q
community Of nne homes on one
Of the hiEhest elevations In the city.
with z view Of miles Of country
side. Featured In this 10 liy. rm.
with fireplace. laree din. Ell. an
posal stove, TefEr, and exhaust
lam psnnss,eS seerms; Pee x,tS hsths ,.5Iscs Iins.
large laundry and furnace rm.,
buiit-in garase. patio. outside grill:
fenced rear yard. Priced reason
DIRECTIONS: shirley hwy. to Route
z left 70 Quaker lane. right on
Quaker lane to Duke st., left on
ds LETT RDfSa e top q Rf Si .f. oSnSSs. oS Ei.T
point I'd, to 2953 and Open sign.
REALTY CORP
TIE. 6-4s2s
Eyes; and sun. MRS. MEYER. TIE.
y
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GROVETON
SrTCYY mn MN

BRICK CAPE COD
with . slate roof. landscaped lot
barbecue pit. pine-paneied den,
large liv. rm. with firepi., sidl
screened porch, sep. din. rm. ant
equip. kit. on 1st floor. 2. larg'
bedrms.. tile bath, entrance to sur
deck from master bedrm. on. Enc
hoor. Full bsmt., oil h..w.h.. alumi.
mum storm windows and screens
Venetian blinds. 2 blks. from
price. % Sie,soo. al. only Ss0t
down, conventional Sc. 600.
BELL REALTY
COLONIAL BLDG. ALEX, VA.
KI.' S-1S66 TIL
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ALEXANDRIA
OPEN SUNDAY
TWO BIG SPECIALS

BRApDocK HEIGHTS = We are
COMPLETING d big beautiful rambler
on Fontaine st., Just on Braddock
I'd. This house will be finished in
accordance with the highest stand.
ards IN every detail. There are 3
baths, 8 bedrms.. separate din. rrn..
luxurious kit, finished rec. rm..
patio and beautiful shaded lot, II
you feel you can't AFFORD this house.
you may be pleasantly surprised
Come BY and see for yourself.
DowDEN TERRAcE---1f you want
large rooms in q moderately priced
home this is the place.. You get
q master bedrn., more than 10 II.
also large. There is . full bsmt:
BEST FEATURE, HOWEVER Is
THE BIG GI LOAN WHICH YOU
CAN ASSUME; NAME YOUR OWN
CASH PAYMENT.
VERNON REALTY, INC.
XII. s-3lO6 Open, Q TIL 0
III
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THE SUNDAY STAR Bit

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, JULY II, lass
Evening star., 1955-07-17


ALEX. .-OAKCREST
Direct From Builder
4 BEDRMS., 2h BATHS
Open Sat. and Sum-, IT
The best of materials.
On large, level lots.
Walk-in closets.
Natural birch kitchen.
g. you will be surprised.
Convenient to schools. shopping. bus.
Only z minutes to pentagon.
q will love the full basement.
No small rooms, all large.
The carport Is diversified.
Real fireplace In living room.
Your future home.
Priced at $4,000 with terms.
DIRECTIONS: From Alex. out Brad
dock I'd. to Pare terrace. right to
25i0 PAGE.
Town & Country, Builders
OV. 3-0319
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Bob Duncan Real Estate
So2 q. WASHINGTON ST.. ALEX.
XII. S-3016
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NEED LOTS OF ROOM? We've got
1t for you In this better-than-new
1-year-old BIG CAPE COD at only
yard and flowers, and the home is
positively spotless: 3 bedrms. and
bath ON LIST fl 2 bedrms.. prac-
tically complete on 2nd A.; fun
bath in bsnit. with space for huge
rec rm.; beautiful living rrn., din
ing rm. and de luxe kitchen. Close
suburban setting; with all city util-
tiles. See this now! PARKER,
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ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, IA. 7-93o0 I'll 9
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HOUSES foR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA ARIA
Pen Daw Village

Beautiful s.,et Il, .s9slss as Ssv q hE:sss EsssI
south Of Alexandris With sn city
eonyenienees. VERY eonyenient g
ssn'sepHi sxs sesTTiee. q van Waikins MI diasnes 0f e
school and shopping. Thi. home e
nice bedrms,. tiie bath. liv. rm.
fn u drg bsmi ala,ns via nls. oassds asa en-. en-
trance. Venetian blinds. gas heat,
ianascapsa land. lot; - edo neRn oP oPssp1senat 1sa
ki. doyn; s.lses o TIL o
$3.50 DOWN
BUCKNELL HEIGHTS
Very unusual modernistic 3-bedrm.
brick semidet. in this very .eonven-
lent location. You don't have to
be Q veteran. Large liv. rm., sep.
din. rm.. ultramod. kit >, 0E refgr.,
garbage disposal. exhaust fan, For
mica work tables. loads Of cabinets,
gas range; 3 bedrms. and tile bath
on End floor. Sliding closet doors.
Venetian blinds. aluminium screens.
Pull bsmt. with asphalt tile floor.
outside entrance, gas heat. AM
distance to grade school. A $I3..
900 OF loan can be assumed ~
anyone. Down payment $3.50 ana
S105 per mo. or $1,000. down. and
assume 1st trust which includes
everything, $50 per mo. -
XII S.1S06 Till o
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ALEXANDRIA A
1902 . MINOR ST.
OPEN SUNDAY
I ITNTII, DARK

BL LESSED SACRAMENT SCHOOL
only three blocks away; walking
distance to stores, theater, bus.
This 4-bedrm. home can. be bought
for less than most 3-bedrm. homes
Of comparable construction. 3 bed;
rms. 2nd dr.. plus / on 1st: al
have cross ventilation, 2 have 8
exposures; / full bath, Q half baths;
10 closets; full-sized din. rm. From
its slate roof down to its marble
threshold. this house spells quail
ity. Out-of-town owner want. ac-
tion. Attractive. terms. Immediate
possession. Asking Sl9 900. Cell
Russell I'd. to Braddock. Cannon,
turn right to scroggins lane. left
to Roosevelt, right to Minor; q
Shirley hwy. to Braddock I'd, left
to ScroRgins lane, right to Roose.
welt and right to Minor.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
(Exclusive)
GIT 9.7ooo Eyes.. JE. 3-O22f
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
ARLINGTON

Ss. .srs sssSCoT are oU.: Es.esr ao H .i'Tassd oas q
iarSs rooms, center han. 5 baths.
h.-W-h. finished recreation room.
sereened-tn porch: double garaRe.
Direetions: North Glebe I'd. to 37th
ST.. right 3 blks 70 new subdivi-
sion. bear left on the hill. SS07
North Woodstock st. Open for IN
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18
Will Participate
In Cumberland Fair

A number Of Garrett county All
members plan to participate in
various activities next week at the
Cumberland Fair, according 10
James McHcnrN assistant aGricul-
tural agent
Exhibitors from this county will
include John Wilson. son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Wilson. Oak
Grove, who will show seven Suf-
folk sheep and Jersey calf
Arthur Fitzwatcr, SNanton, will
exhibit seven hampshire sheep
Two All demonstrations will be
given on Thursday by members of
the Asher Glade club, under the
leadership of McIc Garlctts, Of
Fricndsvillc. Ebert Bucket and
members of the BittinGer club plan
to set up an exhibition booth on
maple sugar production, TO be
shown the entire week, and later
moved to the State fair at Timoni-
UNI
In preparation for the State Fair,
Ali club members from Garrett
county will Judge live stock and
dairy cattle on Wednesday, August
"a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18
Foods Choirmcn To Plan
September Club Meetings

Foods chairmen Of IIomemaker
clubs Of the Grantsvillc area will
meet Friday August 10, at 100 in
the Reformed church social room
in Grantsvillc to prepare for the
September club meetings on Ways
of Preparing Vegetables"
Each foods chairman is 10 bring
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18
Announce Engagement

Mrs. Althcus NJ. McFadden, of
Dover, Ohio. announces the en-
gagcmcnt and approaching mar
riagc of her daughter, Harriet Ann,
to Mr.. Leo Franklin Cover, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis II. Cover,
of Oakland.
Miss McFaddcn is a graduate of
Dover High school and Mount
Union college where she majored
in music. She is currently employed
by the Tuscarawas county school
system.
MIR. Cover was graduated from
Oakland High school and Fairmont
State college, Fairmont, W Va. He
is a teacher and athletic coach at
Stone Greek High school
The wedding will take place on
Saturday, August 20, in Grace Luz
thcran church in Dover
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18
Southern Iii Football

Continued From Page One
welcome, regardless Of whether or
not he had previously indicated a
desire to play. All candidates for
the squad are to bring their own
athletic supporters, socks and
shoes. The balance of the equip
ment will be furnished
Assisting DcMoss this year will
be Carl Schoonovcr and Carl
Hogue. now instructors at South
crn. The coach announced the first
session for Monday morning at 8
O'Clock, at which time equipment
would be issued AT 10 o'clock Or.
Arthur Jones. county health Off
Ger. will be ON hand to give physi-
cal examinations That afternoon
the coaches will attend a rules
clinic in Cumberland
Actual practice sessions will
start on Tuesday and sessions will
be held twice day.
The Highlanders will play an
eight-Game schedule:
Friday. September g. Petersburg,
here, p. m.
Saturday, September II, Moore
field. here, 100 p m
Saturday. September q, W Va.
Deaf, away, 1870 p m.
Saturday, October /, Bcall High,
Saturday October 8, St Francis
High of Morgantown, here, 1870 p.
m.
Frostburg, here 1870 p. m
Friday October a. Terra Alta,
away, p. m
Friday, October q, Kingwood,
away, 3 p. m.
Saturday, October 20, Kcyscr,
away, p. m.
A tentative game also is being
arranged for October p with the
Junior varsity against Northern
High school which is starting foot
ball for the first time. DcMoss said
all of Southcrn's games would be
with varsity opponents.
Leonard Hathaway and Don
Welch are hOld-ovcr managers and
two additional assistants have been
named They are Don Stemple and
Joe Sanders.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-08-18
Heads This Area In
Rehabilitation Work

In addition to recent changes in
the Division of Vocational Rcha-
Utilization, State Department of
Education, H. Dorsey Dcvlin has
been appointed district supervisor
of the western district which in
cludes Garrett and five other coun-
ties Mr. Devlin will supervise the
activities of the rehabilitation
cOunselors in these counties in adj
dition to his case work duties in
Washington county.
Mr. Devlin has been a counselor
in the Southern Maryland district
since 1947 and prior to that he had
been working as teacher in
Prince Georges county. He is a
veteran of World War H. lie will
reside in HaEerstoWa
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Evening star., 1955-05-21
Joe Jones Heads Nine
In Camden Hundicup

CAMDEN, N. j., May 81 (P).-
Top-weighted Joe Jones, owned
by Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs. is the
favorite in a field of nine for to-
days $4,000 added Camden
Handicap at Garden State Park.
The son of Stymie is listed at
So in the morning line along
with his running mate, Paper
Tiger, in the nine-furlong race.
Con McCreary will ride Joe
Jones G19) and Sam Boulmetis
is scheduled to handle Paper
Tiger Q13.
Joe Jones pushed Helioscope
to a track record for a mile and
10 yards in his appearance here
opening day. Recently he In
ished third to High Gun in the
Metropolitan Handicap.
Others in the field are Mrs.
Walter M. Jeffords Subahdar
G16) with Tony DeSpirito in the
sandle for his first assignment at
Garden State; James Cox
Brady's Arismo (115) with
Willie Hartack the rider; Brook
meade Stables Capeadoi (116)
including Jockey Kenny Church:
Foxcatcher Farms Checation
Q16) with Logan Batheller
astride; Fleet Bird from the CAL
umet Farms G12), Angel VAL
enzuela aboard. and Mrs. Ed
ward Laskers Lychmus 109'
with Pete Anderson the jockey.
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III. s. Wins Seventh Match
In Row to Keep Walker Cup
Patton, Cherry
And Ward Score
In Singles Play

ST. ANDREWS, May 81 (R.-
Billy Joe Patton of Morganton.
N. c.. defeated Phil Scrutton, 2
and !, today to give the United
States amateur golfers their de-
cisive seventh victory in the
Walker Cup matches and assure
the trophy's return to America.
The Americans swept the four
foursome matches yesterday and
before Patton triumphed today,
Harvie Ward of San Francisco
had trounced Ronnie White. 6
and 5, and Don Cherry of Wichi-
ia Falls. Tex, crushed Joe Carr,
5 and 4.
The defeat was the first for
White in Walker Cup singles
play while Carr's setback was one
of the worst he ever had suffered.
He generally is recognized as the
top amateur golfer in Europe.
Two other Americans were
leading after Is holes, while the
other three were trailing their
British opponents.
Young Dick Yost of Portland,
Greg, led John Morgan of Wales,
4-up, and Jim Jackson of st.
Louis was Cup on Cecil Ewing.
Dave Blair of Scotland un-
leashed a spectacular SO over
the wind and rain swept Old
Course to lead 1t. Joe Conrad
of San Antonio, Tex, by two
holes as they went to lunch. The
Old Course, which has variable
par of 72, stretches for 6,936
yards along the coast of the
North Sea.
Bruce Cudd, 2l-year-old baby
of the team from Portland,
Oreg., was three up after the
first nine holes, but then cracked
on the way home and was one
down to Ernest Millward. Dale
See WALKER CUP, Page Ais
Evening star., 1955-05-21
Draw With Turner May Land
Robinson or Vejur for Fuentes

NEW YORK, May d R.-If
your private score card of the
Ramon Fuentes-Gil Turner bout
at Madison Square Garden
didn't agree with the official
draw decision, you have plenty
of company.
An analysis of the three off,
cial cards at last nights ma
tionally televised fight shows
Referee AL Berl and Judges Joe
Agnello and Frank Forbes agreed
on three of the 10 rounds. All
gave the second, fifth and eighth
to Fuentes, the 8-to-5 underdog
from Los Angeles. Turner had
been an 11-to-5 favorite in mid
afternoon.
A ringside poll of sports writ
ers showed a 9-3 margin for
Fuentes. Referee Berl had Tur-
ner on top SAL. Judge Agnello
scored it for Fuentes, 7-3, and
Judge Forbes saw it even, SIS. in
both rounds and points.
1t was easy to see why the
officials were unable to agree.
Fuentes, a clever 29-year-old
boxer, tried to pace himself and
ride out Turner's wild bursts.
Then Fuentes would stage an
eye-catching furry in the final
seconds. The pattern remained
the same through most of the
bout. Fuentes was more accu-
rate and quicker with his hands
while Turner seemed to pack
more power with his barrages to
the body.
Although Turner. the 24-year-
old Philadelphia Negro who
fought Kid Gavilan for the well
ter title in 1852 and was stopped
in the 18th after a great fight,
had knocked out Fuentes in five
rounds two years ago. there were
no knockdowns in the rematch.
AS a reward for the draw,
Fuentes may meet Sugar Ray
Robinson or Chico Vejar in the
Garden June IT. Robinson has
the date If he can agree on an
opponent. Fuentes' nose cut,
be the determining factor.
Fuentes was strangely reluc-
Evening star., 1955-05-21
Vic Seixus Victim
In Upset Epidemic

W1ESBADEN, Germany, May
81 (P.-Nicola Pietrangeli OF
Italy continued the wave of up
sets in the Wiesbaden Interna-
tional tennis tournament with q
stunning 6-3, 6-3 semifinal VIC
tory over Vic Seixas of Phila-
delphia.
Seixas jumped to a 81 lead
in the first set but the Italians
consistent play enabled him to
take the next five games and set.
Pietrangeli reached set point six
times before he finally prevailed.
In the second set Seixas trailed
1-3, but made a recovery with
fierce serves and by rushing the
net. He pulled even at 3-3, but
then lost his service. Pietrangeli
held his own service and broke
Seixas' again to capture the set
and match.
In earlier upsets. top-seeded
Tony Trabert Of Cincinnati was
ousted by Orlando Sirola of Italy
and Jaroslav Orobny Of Egypt
was knocked out by Sid Schwartz
of New York.
Evening star., 1955-05-21

NEW YORK, May 81 (P.-
The 80th running of the Withers
Mile, with six Preakness eligibles
in the field. plays second fiddle
today on the program at Bel
mont Park where the main event
is the international Steeplechase
Handicap.
The $25, ,000-added Withers is
the fourth race, and usually pro-
duces a stout candidate for the
Preakness, which is to be run
next Saturday in Baltimore.
Today's favorite was expected to
be Nance's Lad, who handed
Boston Doge his first defeat in
the Swift Stakes here April 30.
In the ,000-added Interna-
tional, IL classy steeplechasers
will contest the two-and-a- half
mile course over Is tough bar
rierS.
(The race will be televised
and broadcast in Washington
by WMAL starting at AIS
o'clock.
American champion King
Commander, owned by Lawrence
Troiano. and Mrs. Marion DUPONT
SCOTS Shipboard were the early
favorites. Three overseas in
vaders add global interest. They
are England's Chatham. owned
by Charles Knott: Joseph Nc
Grath's Beechpark of Ireland,
and Italy's hope. Machiavel,
property of Ettore Tagliabue. The
foreigners brought along their
regular riders.
Former President Vincent Au-
riol of France will present the
gold cup to the winner. A French
horse. Projectile, was withdrawn
because Of lameness.
Mrs. Vernon G.. Cardy Of Mon
treal adds Canadian interest, but
her horse Sun Shower is Ameri-
can bred. Last year a Canadian
owned United States horse. Extra
Points, won the race for Col. and
Mrs. L. H. Nelles.
Ancestor and Neji, owned by
Mrs. Ogden Phipps. are distinct
threats, and will be triple entry
with Mrs. G. H. Bostwick's Hy-
vania. All are trained by Pete
Bostwick. King Commander is
coupled in the betting with Sun
Shower, both trained by Mickey
Walsh. Others entered are James
McHugh's Jam and Mrs. George
L. Ohrstrom's French-b bred,
Prince Glorieux.
Nine were entered for the
Withers, including the Cain Hoy
Stables Racing Fool. fourth in
the Kentucky Derby. Nance's
Lad, owned by Hilton Dabson, is
believed definite PreakneSS