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COLORED
1927 HILDRETH ST.
GIS6O0 DOWN

And S57.2s per mo. plus taxes and
Insurance, for this immaculate
semidet. brick. Just Ola yrs. old;
3 bedrms. and modern bath on End
q. and liv.. rm., separate din. rHi.
with picture window and modern
kitchen with disposal on LIST a.;
Fenced yard. Rear OF house over
looks beautiful Fl. Dupont Park and
Fairgrounds. Close to everything;
SI1, $50, total price. Omen even
inss, 8 to O. Call for appt.
E. Quincy Smith, Inc.
~ - nag Evas TTT A-s5Qs
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VET NO CASH DOWN

Monthly payts. approximately S75,
incl. taxes and ms. Better come
quick. Brick. in excel. cond. Large
Nv. rTn.. din. rrn.. kit. with table
space, big bedrr1S., rec. rnl- in full
bsmt.: cIose-in; close 70 all con-
veniences. Call Mr. King, u.
p-0497. ALDON PROPERTIES,
INC. MA. S-574n. lis
NEED SPACE? This brand-new brick
home really has I'll 32-ft. living
rm with fireplace, Dream kiteh-
tiled bath on 1st: 2 huge bedrms..
tiled bath on End: bsnnt.;; h-aere
wooded lot. with huge shade trees.
CRoWEIL a. CO., INC.
2160 N Glebe Rd.. Arl., IA. 5-0707
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ROCKVILLE, LIE,

ROCKVILLE
CLEAN HOUSE, newly
painted, 2 bedrms., expansible at
tic, liv. rm. with fireplace. beauti-
full yard; mr.. schools and swimming
pool. .GI, Sl1,250.
9 .BEDRM. HOUSE, 4th bedrm.
almost completed. Kitchen, large
dining area. living rm. with fire-
place, fenced-in yard. stone patio.
GI. $12,500.
4-BEDRM. HOUSE, electric-train
table and play area, living rm,
with fireplace, full bsmt. House in
perfect condition: large yard, par
tally fenced. Newly decorated. In
excellent taste. GI. $4,000.
HICKMAN CUSHMAN
Popular 2-9442
Ewes. Gaithersburg 463
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TT. Dupont Colored
S-fm. semidet. hrk.; fun bsmt.. oil
heat; 2 yrs. old: 81 100. terms;
S63.7b payments incl. everything.
Hurryi III. S-6S66, LIZ. 4-S444:
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$12,100
CT OR NON-VET

CT OR NON-vET
$40 Galiatin st.. Rogers Heights,
Nd Here is q real buy in an older
house All large rms, liv. rm.
separate din. fm.. modern kitchen
3 bedrms., / pine-paneled. gas
h-v.h. Semi-finiShed attic. fur
hSmt. with bath and outside en-
trance. Beautiful lot with shade
~. s-50s2, FREDERICK REAL
ESTATE. RE 7-246l. lis
1412 EAST-WEST HWY.
See this outstanding det, brick. a
spacious rms, biz closets, built-in
bookshelves, storm windows, Priced
only $I3,950, for quick sale. viii
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-s400
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ALEXANDRIA,
SMART AND SASSY

SMART AND SASSY
Neat and trim, sweet and lovely.
We could go on for hours but
come and see this 2-bedroom
brick semidetached home for your
self: conveniently located on bus
Occupancy September l.. In plenty
OF time for school, which is .
short walk away. Close 20 shop
ping center tool Living room,
dining room, fully equipped
kitchen. Screened porch. full
basement. Only $10.950. Vets
can buy with $500 down.
ARLINGTON REALTY
s212 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000 TIL 0
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HOUSES sor SALE, ST.. tcsas.l

ANAcosIIA. ar Good Hope NJ
S s1. and Pi ssth On s sasS d. snaishea
speesion. cs HA Ar Sn r. REH i II
INC, LU. 4-S4O0, LU. 1-7126.
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coLoRED-BARdAIN

OFF MINI. AVE. Sc.
equipped Kitchen. recreation room
with buiit-in bar, screened-in rear
porch. Just old enough to have
everything from rose bushes. An
Choir fence, storm windows, to
convenient schools and shopping;
THE GABLES CO.
II. 3-esee LIZ, 4-s444 LU. 1-se42
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

RAMBLER BARGAIN--All-brick 3.
heaEm. rambler With qE pa,
lot. Larse a. al can be assumed
Is part Of purchase price, A. J.
KEssINdER & Co., Ju. 9-4544
NON-GI. $500 to $1,000 down with
payments like rent-2-bedrm., full
some trees: lighted closets. built in
EroTins family Here's q real buy
Don't miss thisl call 10. $4,000
RIsoR. NC. Realtors.
OAKvIEw-GI-S13,250
California rambler-3 large bed
rooms. living room with picture
kitchen; choice corner lot; CT. So
HUGH r pEcK. HE. 4-e4oo
TOWN AND COUNTRY
No air conditioning REQUIRED in Paint
this charming custom built rambler
centered on Handicapped lot, i50x
275, surrounded BY towering trees.
Liy. rm. with picture window.
Roman brick fireplace, separate
din. area with picture window
de luxe kitchen with breakfast
nook: 3. bedrms, eolored tile powder
rm. and bath; full bsmt., 40-ft.
recr. rm. with fireplace. No down
payment for trade with substan-
tial equity. For appt.. call Miss
zaker. FE. $4,000.
MARSHALL j. WAPIiE co.
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KENSINGTOE
POTOMAC, MARYLAND

-POIOMAC, MARYLAND
individually designed; 3 and bed
room homes on diversified lots UP
heat, private master bath and
beaut. Frigidaire kitchens. Prices,
S25,9SO to S29,950; excellent
terms. Call Ma. S-S093 or Pc. q
1904. OLIVER T. CARR. Realtor-
Builder Ia
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
ROCKVILLE

New 2-bedrm.. house. 2 baths: car
port; AL mod. conVeniences, $1,000
down.
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VETERANS

ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND
WE ARE PROUD TO OFFER
Priced to sell at s21. $50: Takoma
Park, Nd. ~ Recently-huilt brick
$1,000 down; 8 rental units. one
0 rooms, 3 baths, 3 refErs., 3
ranges: some furn. incl. in sale.
X block to bus. Shown by Apt.
s e ssSe To- g see sh,s good buy WE HE
beg. HE. 4-b396. W. W. LEWIS.
Reaitor.
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ARLINGTON FOREST
A 3-bedroom brick home in a
neighborhood shaded with
trees; close to transp.,
shopping and schools. De-
tached garage. $18,500.
I-W REALTY co. ia a-1S7S
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I1E1NAI 8
$20.5O0-GI APPLIED

First presentation. 1880 i2th st..
Here IL one Of the most beautiful
detached brick Cape Gods We have
with improvements and Is in inn
maeulate condition. First a. con-
sists Of liy. RIM. with fireplace,
Ismiiy ssGr. din .t5 sm kitshe fso z
screened porch; finished End a.
that can be used as additional bed
rm.: full basement suitable for
rec. rm.. gas h.-w. heat: built-In
garage. metal awnings. storm doors.
Venetian blinds and fenced rear
yard. Be sure to see this one.
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
pI. 7-go57 Ewes. LII. 4-77ss
NEAR RANDAII, CIRCLE
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CHEVERLY


We hereby offer for sale in cheverly
and in the nearby Cheyerly area
some OF the best real estate values
in Prince Georges County consist
ing OF 20 and 4 bedrm. homes. GI.
FLA and conventional financing.
II YOU are in the market for q
home Of your own or II you want
TO sell your present home. Why
wait; come in Or call US today;
Annapolis I'd. UN. 4-lI43. -ia
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-Most unusual
2-level brick rambler with living
atrs. at garden level. Very Ice
lily. rm. with f1reple.. sep. din. rm..
ail-elec. kit. with breakfast nook.
3 bedrms., DEN WITH FIREPL., ga
baths, maids rrn. Beautitul deep
lot trees. flowers, Close to bus and
schools. A sacrifice. IN upper eos.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, Inc.
OIL. 6-7SO0 Ewes. OF, T-gbA0
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E. QUINCY SMITH. INC.

DI. 7-9057 Ewes, LII. 4-77SS
cOLORED--CAPITOL HILL AREA
Lovely 2-family house; 2 kits. 2
baths. full bsmts,. oil heat, well
equip; poss. with deed. Easy
terms Small down pymt. DIXIE
REALTY CO.. MA. S-SSS0.
C0L0RED-SHIPLEY TER, 34S4
23rd st.--S61 mo. CT Exclusive
brick home: desirable location.
Close to Census, Andrews. Boiling.
p. ". DUNN, IL 7-3SoS. COX b
Det.: rms. 8 Ice. bedrms., LIST
AZ, AT den; rsceptsis9aa hal han. Hfpal IR ssMnat
REALTY. INC. LU. 4-3400. LU. p
ceosIaoSRED-oFF ALABAMA AVE.
Shipley Terrace-Complete air.
cond.: 9 rms, 8 bedrms., knotty..
pine recr. rm.. gas heat; fenced
lot; $500 down. HARTMAN RE-
Atty, INC, LU. 4-S4o0. LU. 2
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E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.

CT applied--Here Is q coy eemidet.
brick home that Is in anmaculate
condition and is Just perfect for
comfortable living. Located . few
doors on Minnesota ave. between
Randall Cir. and .Penna. ave, this
6 aSms consists s.r o. lt y s sspsf g
shaded front porch on 1st A.; 2
bedrms. and bath on End a.; fun
bsmt. with gas h,-a. heat and OUT
side entrance: beautifully land
scaped with plenty Of shrnbbery
and flowers. Can be seen by appt.
only. Call today.
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NOTHING DOWN VA, 8 bedrms.. 2
baths. din. rm. and bsmt.; large
fenced yard: 2 blocks 70 new Md.
school, Price. S12.500. Open. 500
Maple I'd. Morningside, Nd. Nc
ALLISTER, Realtor. 10. S-6060.
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rm. rev house, mr.. new. public
ping center: / blk. to bus, Minis.
to PentaRon Priced. S10.g50.
Cash down, $3.50. Call JE. 4-2935.
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SON, 6STS Lee hwy, Arl.
YOU DON'T have to dig down but
only 81 900 worth. and boy, do you
done. porch, rec. rm.: shrubbery:
sidewalks; in heart Of Arlington
Clean As pin: all-brick. Call
right now. JE. 3-2Og3. A. JOHN
CHAPMAN q SON. 6s7s Lee hwy.
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TOP COLONIAL VALUE In this i'm
mac. 3-bedrm. brk. home. having
wall-to-wall carpeting on Ind floor:
pine paneled rec. rm. with firepl:
and bar in bsmt, Ice. rear screened
porch. charming liz. nm; with
firepl: large din. rtn., weil-eouip.
KIT, with abundant cabinet space:
large corner lot In Tara area; only
s1S.q5n. Call PARKER, SMITH d.
nONNEfI IA T-ff1Rl-
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Pr PRov YES" FOR s VA. 80; 1884 iiv.
RIM. with hrepl. Sep. din. I'm.
Family sized kit. Wonderful side
porch. Lovely yard ENTIRELY fenced.
Excel location, Lyon Village. walk
ing distance TO school. transp. and
METZLER, IA. 5-75T5.
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HOUSES ron sALl-Mp.

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-.Do you want
home. on an attractive level lot?
LILY. rm., dip: I'm. kit;. rec rrn.. !. y
transp., schools and shoppins area.
$29. 800. Please call Mrs. Crowley.
OF. 2-39fs1, WALKER a. DUNLOP.
INC. Realtors, Uptown once, EN-
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3019 DOUGLAS ST. NE

Immaculate Groom bunsa-
low, all rooms on ST floor.
Fireplace in living room. large
family-siZe modern kitchen
located on double lot with -
car garage Full dry base
ment. OIL h-w,h. See is 10
buy.
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1873 Queens Chapel TER.
Open Sun. SO. Avondale: detach.
brk., 8 lge. rms, "a baths. hsmt.
screened porch, gas heat. lge. I'd. /;
Al cond. .Cony. loo. Attrac. terms.
E L. SaaSt2 kEi L. ESTATE f7sfea Co VIII
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1881 7th 81. NEWCOMER
9 rms, bath, Gear garage, ful
basement, gas hot-water heat
with references to JAMES Z
SCOTT. I'll Florida ave. NV. lie
cots0 }ss NFw R@E5Ac ~ so SSoR HN
I RMS; BATH. on HEAT
1921 Is ST. NE, Sl7,950
SD. BRICK. 8 RMS: 2 BATHS
REC. ROOM-GAS HEAT
CALL RA. 3-014n: RA. 3-2466
LOUIS Ridden. EX, 3-5707
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COLORED

COLORED
81 $50, bargain - 6-bedrm. row
house OF n Capitol st. mr.. water
works: house in peri. cond. This g.
nm. home offers attractions for Q
sep apis. or rooming house. Must
be seen to appreciate Call OWNER,
ia lost or ia 1856. Ia
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COLORED-TERMs

AS LOW AS $500 DOWN
Nice homes in various sections. RA. |
:I-6552. AUERBAcH & CO., DI. |
7-B50l.
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So LongfelloW st. NV.

Vacant. modern. = room
gas h-wh, garage, Concrete
front porch. heated den on
LIST floor. modern kitchen,
modern bath. Completely re.
decorated.
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1922 And Pl. NV.
OPEN SUN, l til 6
German P. Young, Realtor
C0InREn - I4O6 WEBSTER ST

COLORED - I4O6 WEBSTER ST.
N.W.-Semidet brick. BY OWNER:
8 bedrms.. > baths. newly painted:
LIST fr.; lge. hy.- nm, din. rm..
compl. kit: End Nr., 4 lge. rms,
bath. Can be arranged as : apis.
With 2 compi, Kits; screened porch Ech
fm.. full bath; new automatic gas
furnace, h.-w. tank; Anchor fenced,
lge. yard; aluminium storm windows
and doors; exhaust fan. OPEN.
Sl6,500 Reas. terms. To. 2-20S5.
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1923 18th ST. NV.

Vacant, completely redecor-
ated spacious. S-room, brick
home, 4 large natural bed
rooms. enormous living room
with fireplace. 2 baths on End
floor: full basement. gas h.
VIII; garage. concrete front
porch; near 2 buslineS,
schools and shopping, Low
down payment accepted.
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5O7 ALLISON ST. NV.

Lovely. 6-rm.. Immaculate.
iently located near St. Ga
briefs on Grant Circle and
express busline. Walk-in ves-
thule. 3 spacious bedrooms,
q rear porches, glaSs-in-
closed: full basement, gas
h.-wh.. Home immaculate.
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COS EMERSON ST. NV

SU0 EWEHOON 81. N. w
ssmidetached, 6-rm., 20-ft..
light tapestry brick home.
concrete front porch. side
hall plan. spacious tv. rm.,
din rm., 2 rear screened
porches. spacious fenced back
yard. lovely knotty pine
recreation room with hard
wood floors, gas h--w.h-,
modern tile bath. kitchen.
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4710 5th ST. NV.
SECOND SECTION
3O37 CLINTON ST. NE

Only S995 down. Beauti-
full detached rambler; 9
rooms. fireplace in living
room. hardwood noorS. ma
turAl chestnut trim. Full
basement, detached garage.
finished attic. Concrete front
porch. Clean as q pin. Move
right in.
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OPEN 3 TILL DARK
ga Faraday pl. ne. Michigan Park:
2-bedrm. semibrick: full basement
front porch: nothing down CT,
S14. so mo. total payment ONE OF
THE FEW -DOWN-PAYMENT
TO OILS LEFT.
ERWIN REALTY CO.
WA. 7-1232 WA 7-0334
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Couple Over 70
Held in Triple
Police Staying

: OCALA, Fla, May 80 R.-
/ Authorities today planned grand
jury action against an eldesly
retired Indiana school teacher
and his wife for the Staying of
three police officers in what State
Attorney A. P. Buie said "looks
like premeditated murder"
Those held are Edward S.
Lindley, 73, and his wife, Ber-
tha, 10.
III feelings between the Lind
leys and a neighbor led Satur-
day to an hours gun battle in
which Sherlff's Deputies Curtis
Youngblood and Bob Wooten
were killed and Assistant Police
Chief M. o. Tuck OF Ocala, was
fatally wounded.
Another deputy. w. G. Ergle.
jr., also was injured.
No Charges Yet
Sheriff Don Mcleod said he
was holding the couple for
murder.
The gun battle in which hun
dreds of shots were fired took
place after officers answered the
complaint of Douglas Wingfield
that Lindley shot at him while
he was watering his flowers.
Lindley told Judge D. r. Smith
he fired his gun into the air to
attract the attention of Mr..
Wingf1eld, who he said was hard
of hearing.
II wanted him to apologize to
my wife for calling her a bad
neighbor," Sheriff Mcleod said
AlQQley eApldlIltQ.
Mr.. Wingfleld several days
earlier had placed keep out"
sign in his yard. The sheriff had
sent officers last week to talk
to the two families.
Lindley told investigators he
did not know Mr.. Wooten and
Mr. Youngblood were officers.
He said Mrs. Lindley went out
with a shotgun to tell them to
keep off.
"I hollered at them three
times, I told them to let her
alone. Whe nthey didn't leave
her alone, I shot," the sheriff
said Lindley recalled.
Mrs. Lindley. Sheriff Mcleod
reported, said her husband told
her to go out with the shotgun
and meet the officers and tell
them to leave their guns in their
car land there would be no
shooting"
She said she told the officers
to leave their guns in their car,
but one of them grabbed the
gun out of my hand" She said
then the firing started behind
her and after both officers fell
she picked up her shotgun and
went back into the house.
Mrs. Lindley denied shooting
any gun. Sheriff Mcleod said he
felt certain she did shoot be-
cause two guns were being fired
simultaneously during the fight.
The Lindleys were finally
forced from their home by tear
gas dropped through a window
by a Florida highway trooper.
Inside officers said they found
an arsenal OF "at least Is" load
ed weapons.
A nearby shed housed a 1853
automobile with two extra gas
tanks, a high speed carburetor
and overload springs. Burglary
tools and two pistols were in
the vehicle. police said.
Lindley told officers he lived
on a school teachers pension
but State Trooper Sam Oswald,
said he found bank statements
in the house showing the couple
had deposits in several Florida
banks totaling about $4,000.
At Kokomo. Ind. c. v.
Haworth, former school super
intendent, said Lindley was a
principal and mathematics
teacher there from 1921-30. He
retired after heart attack.
Mr.. Haworth said Lindley
was an excellent teacher but
eccentric" and kept many
loaded guns in his house.
Sources in Indianapolis said
the Lindleys have eight children,
fuo conc or,d $brna doTohforc
Evening star., 1955-05-30
Erie Cooke, Jr., Weds

CHICAGO, May 80 (P.-Erle
Cooke, jr., of Atlanta and Daw-
son, Ca, former national COM
mander of the American Legion,
and Miss Madelyn Alyce Grotnes
were married Saturday after
noon in suburban Park Ridge.
Mr.. Cooke is vice president of
Delta-C. & S. Airlines.
Evening star., 1955-05-30

Especially when you're on vacation, it's fun
to keep in touch with what's happening
at home. So, have The Star follow you
wherever you CO. Just tell us where you're
going, when you're leaving and how long
you plan to be away. Your copy Of The Star
will reach you every day.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Wesleyan Wins, 26-7

MIDDIETOWN. Conn. Oct.
40 Taking full control at
the outset. wesleyan swept to .
I26 Z football victory over
Swarthmore today on Andyus
Field.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
Mountoineers Win Sixth,
Routing Marquette, $50

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 20 R.--
Freddy Wyant, West virginia's
little quarterback, sparked the
Mountaineers to their sixth
straight victory Of the 1885 foot
ball season today with a 800
rout Of Marquette University.
The stumbling Warriors were
lpowerless against the onslaught
by the Mountaineers, ranked
seventh nationally IN the weekly
AP poll.
! In the opening minutes, wy
ant scored the first touchdown
on a one-yard sneak. He racked
lup his second Of the game early
Iin the third period on a 5l-yard
dash around right tackle.
Other West Virginia touch
downs were registered by. Bob
Moss on 4 brilliant S4-yarc
scamper: Jack Rabbits. running
for 3S. Joe sPapetti for 81, and
Roger Cllancey for "A. Sam Hufi
lplacekicked the three conver.
lsions for Wyant's1 and Moss
W
The only serious threat offered
lby the Warriors came In tn,
Evening star., 1955-10-30
STATISTICS
JaIuika recoyered 8 tumble 5:

Jalufka recovered Q tumble BY
Whitley Clarke on the Virginia
4s and five plays later Don Hunt
was pltingirg over from one yard
out. A pass from, Orr to Joe
Stephenson gained Is yards. an
other from Orr to Jalufka was
good for Is. while Hunt ploughed
through right tackle for II more
to the Virginia 2. 1t took Hunt
two plays to go over.
The Cavaliers then made Their
lone scofe on i l7-yard drive, en-
sineered BY Bill Rector. who
wasn't even on the varsity until
this week. Nick Lawyer made
two p-yard gains. while Virginia $
only completed pass, Rector "a
Bob Rogue, made ID Lawyer
plunged over the final yard and
|Jfm Bakhtiar, the former star
Iat Washington's Western High
and Bulls Prep. kicked the
point.
Exactly 10 seconds later, Vandy
had another touchdown. on
Hudson's kickoff return.
The final touchdown came In
the last quarter after Virginia
had gotten to within 1 yards Of
Ia score twiee before stalling,
After the second demonstration
of futiIity Vanderbilt went 96
yards in seven plays, speedy Phil
King moving the last 40 yards
of 1t on q run around left eild
A 35-yard pass from Orr 10
Stephenson preceded this run.
Vanderbilt almost had another
score Immediately after the
FIRST one, when the Cavalier
safety men let Kings kickofl
bounce around In the end zone
Steve EIoffer po,inced on the bal
Just ID time.
vaSDERBILf
Left end -HarkinB. Jalutka, Laws n,
Left tackie--- woodroof. Swan. ward.
left auArd--L Laiubef4ons Hayes, Parker
Gentef--C CUNNINGHAM
Hight skackie---Demmas.
niKht tNend---Stepheuson
QuaYterhaek--OrI.
Left haifback---1ioFtou.
Rtrht haIfbaek---Scales.
Fllihaek- Hunt
pIRGislA
Left end danderman,
Left taEkie---I0r rdAn.
Left guRrd--Corx0n.
CENTER KoVaef.
Right Guard--J. rclsef.
Hisht taekie---Eiekes.
Rig1t erd--Hakv.
0uartefbackE-flaFke
LETT haifbaek--H Hsrtxeil.
Rigft haffhaek--Jenkins
FAiiibAek-- Bakhtiar
virginip 0 20 Or.
Vanderbilt Z 90 q T~-34
vanderbiIt scoring TeuehdoErs Hor.
ton 2 ~. pass from Orr IA, lunl;
Hunt n, line plnneel. Hudsen tat. kick
on returnfs KIM 40, end rum. Con-
versions: Jalufka t2l. stephenson, DEM
4 Virsinia scoring---Touchdovn, Lawyer
u. line piungel. Conversion Bakhtiar.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
OTHER NFL GAMES
Delrois at San Francisco
PIttshuyRh al Phiiadeiphia
Cleveland at ChIeaEo Cards
chieAao Bears at Los Angeles

The game viii be seen in Wash-
linaton over the facilities Of
lWToP-TV.
The Giants swept last years
series, 5is2i and 24-7. finishing
the season in third place, behind
Cleveland and Philadelphia, with
Ia rs record. The Redskins
wound up NTH. The previous
year the Redskins won both
games and finished third. while
the Giants came In next TO last.
New York's current Ia record
does not indicate the real power
iof Coach Jim Lee Howells squad.
In their first game the Giants
led the Philadelph Eagles, then
at their peak, until their pass
defense crumpled In the second
hall. Last week they lost to the
Ipacemaking Pittsburgh Steelers
Iby the margin Of . missed fieid
goal. The Steelers beat 'em BY
IA touchdown In the first game,
and In two encounters with the
Chicago Cardinals the Giants
have come out even.
The law Of averages. II nothing
else. win be on the Giants side
tomorrow, but Coach Joe Ku-
,harich feels the Redskins have
4 good chance Of winning. The
SQUAD is at full strength. and
while It might be down . bit
after last Sundays spirited af-
fair at Baltimore It still figures
to give the Giants . busy after
noon.
Eddie LeBaron viii start at
quarterback, but Ralph Gugli-
Eelnni Is expected to get q chance
to show Oh his ability for .
critical New York audience.
Coming from Notre Dame. which
has . great subway alumni IN
New York, Gugiielmi viii be
quite an attraction. II he gets
| in, Kuharich also Is expected 70
send Ncrb Hecker TO end. with
Roy Barni replacing Hecker on
Evening star., 1955-10-30
STATISTICS

second period. Marquette brought
the ball from Its own Al down TO
West Virginia's Ia but Quarter
back Jere Carmody fumbled and
Gene Lathy recovered for the
Mountaineers.
During the first half, Mar
quette was only able to make
four first downs while West Vir-
Iginias counted 10. The Warriors
in those first two periods gained
only 66 yards rushing to West
Ivirginis's all.
Mountaineer Coach Art lPap-
Ipy) Lewis. Riternated his second
and third stringers against the
Warriors.
West vlrsinla - 20 q y e--8f
thahfQuette ~ ~ Y 49, q U o o.
| West virginia scoring Touchdoyna.,-
Wyant 2 Ut. sneak. B1-yard RUM Men
ia, runl; Rabbits i33. Funit pepeti
! t54, rum. Chancey GA, run). Con
versions: Hun ..