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blair Nine Holds
|Bi-COunty Title

Gordon KisSner's five-hit
shutout of Bladensburg yester-
day assured Montgomery Blair
its second Bi-County League
baseball championship in a row,
but Blair's tie game five weeks
ago with High Point will be re-
played anyway.
Coaches Stan Kulakowski of
Blair and Joe Bryan of High
Point agreed this morning to
replay their tie today at Green
belt, at $3.50 pm.
High Point is seeking to tie
Suitland for second place in the
final standings. a position it
shared with Northwestern last
year in its first try in the
league.
Coach Stan Kulakowski can
boast only three defeats in two
seasons for his Blazers. A SO
victory over Bladensburg at
Blair yesterday put them at the
1872 mark in overall competition
this spring and the league cham
pionS will be in no mood to end
the season with a loss to High
Point, even though the result
viii have no bearing on the title.
Other games played in the
Maryland suburbs yesterday re-
suited in Bethesda Chevy Chase
winding up its season with an
81 record with an 8-3 victory
at Richard Montgomery on
Terry Wulf's four-hitter, Lackey
beating Frederick SasScer, 81;
Wheaton humping Laurel, 9-3,
and Damascus banking Pooles-
vile, TO.
Lefthander John Goldberg can
claim a no-hitter against Laurel,
although he pitched in relief.
He replaced Charlie Marshburn
with none out in the first inning
and struck out IL, with no hits,
the rest of the way for Wheaton.
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|McMuhon Signs
10 Mat Sturs for
Show at Capitol

Promoter Vince Mcmahon has
signed 10 Of the top stars of
wrestling for the weekly show
Thursday night at Capitol Arena.
The top bout. a two-out-of-
three falls. Commute time limit,
brings two Of the outstanding
performers in the business in
Antonino Rocca and Karl Won
Hess.
Two other matches will have
Hombre Montana graphing with
Red Lyons in a one-fall 60
minute time limit event, and
Dick Steinborn taking on Bob
iDemarci,
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BY ANNE CHRISTMAS

A smile timber race, the
Aitcheson- Gales Memorial, is the
feature of the Iron Bridge Hunts
annual horse show and race
holiday program beginning at 10
am. tomorrow at j. Letter
Aitcheson's farm near Burtons-
vile, Md.
Most unusual feature of the
steeplechase is that one of the
riders will be a girl-Jane
Aitcheson. who divides her time
between modelling for a Balti-
more department store and GAL
Looping her fathers race horse at
the track. Jane. a lovely red
head, will don racing colors for
the first time as a substitute rider
for her brother, who was injured
In an accident at a New York
track recently and is unable to
ride.
There also will be a 1la-mile
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Tropper Tut Seeking
Sd Straight at Rosecroft

last night in the finals of the
William E. Miller Memorial Pace,
a $21,340 event for 2-year-olds.
The winner in a 12-horse field
was AdioS Pick by neck over
Great AdioS.
Driven by Billy Haughton,
Adios Pick moved up on the out
side to take the lead at the three
quarters and won in 2:O8 for
mutuel returns of 5000, 81 and
So. Haughton'S victory balanced
accounts from last year when
he came in second with Belle
Acton behind Knight Patrol,
driven by Del Miller, who han
died the reins for cond-place
Great Adios last night.
Great Adios, the favorite, was
last nights early leader, but
yielded to Rising Tide at the half
before Adios Pick moved up. Ris-
ing Tide fell to third.
AdioS Pick earned $1O,67O as
his winners share of the purse.
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Four CIV PIuyers
Make AII-SC Nine

George Washington's first
line battery of Pitcher Steve
Bauk and Catcher John Safer,
plus First BaSeman Ray Looney
and Shortstop Dick Cilento, are
on the All-Southern Conference
baseball team announced today
The selections were made by
the Southern Conference Sports
Writers Association.
The player with the most votes
was pitcher Jim Heise of West
Virginia, recently signed to a
farm club contract by the Sena-
tors.
CIV was represented on the
second team by Third BaSeman
Jim Hill and Outfielder 30 Aus
tin, while Pitcher Stan WalowaC
received honorable mention.
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Trapper Tut, winner of two
straight races at Rosecroft Race
way, shoots for a third tonight
in the $1.100 Bethesda Chevy
Chase Rotary Clup Trot, the
seventh race.
The 6-year-old gelding, with
Johnny Edmunds driving, won
both his races in 2:063s and fig
ures as tonight'S favorite, with
his most potent opposition COM
ing from Worthy Brucita and
Sidney Gallon.
Tonight's pacing feature is
the 5000 sixth race, with such
star entries as Princess Adios
Pansy Chief and Sure Con.
Tomorrow night the track fea-
lures the first leg of Maryland's
triple crown" pacing series with
a field headed by Adios Harry,
who recently set a world record
for a mile and one-Sixteenth at
the Oxon Hill track.
An even richer race was run
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Hockey Players Sold

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 90
CP).-Eddie Shore, owner of the
Springfield Indians of the Ameri-
can Hockey League, has an
nounced purchase of Wingers
Bob Bailey and Bob Sabourin
from Toronto of the National
Hockey League.
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GIRL RIDER TO COMPETE
Iron Bridge Hunt Features
Timber Race Tomorrow

race on the fiat, the Paul Curran
jr., Memorial, in which Miss
Aitcheson also is likely to have
a mount.
Regular horse show classes,
which precede the races, are:
Junior hunters under saddle,
green working hunter hacks,
open jumpers, hunters under
junior jumpers. working
hunter hacks, modified Olympic,
green hunters under saddle, open
hunters, junior hunter hacks,
knockdown and out, junior hunt
erS, the Maurice F. Lanigan Me-
working hunter class,
green hunters over the outside
course, go-as-you-please jump
erS and four championships, for
juniors, jumpers, green hunters
and hunters.
Judges will be Marian D.
Curran, jr., and j. Carroll Curran.
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Belgian Track Ace
In First u. S. Workout

LOS ANGELES, May 30 (P.-
Belgium's Roger Moons. holder
of the world record of 1:45.7 for
the 800-meter run, planned his
first United States workout to-
day in preparation for the near
by Compton Invitational track
meet Friday night.
The trim. scholarly appearing
Belgian. a criminal court investi-
gator in Brussels, arrived last
night after flying 5000 miles to
compete. He told newsmen his
mark might be bettered in the
meet if the right conditions pre-
vail.
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BOY FANS 10 OF n
IN PERFECT CANE

MENASHA. Wis, May 20
R.-Howard Koplitz of
Oshkosh High School, where
Billy Hoeft Of the Detroit
Tigers first attracted atten-
ton, pitched a perfect seven
inning game tonight in lead
ing Oshkosh to a 40 victory
over Fond Du Lac High.
Koplitz, an 18-year-old
righthanded senior, faced
only 81 batters and struck
out 10, the last II in a row.
He also collected the only hit
OF the game, a three-run
homer in the sixth.
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HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
Anacostia, 3; Wilson D fAnacostia
aualltes for Interhigh League Champion
MONTGOMERY Blair. 5: BladensburV q
Bethesda-Chevy Chase, s; Richard
3.
wheaton. 9: Laurel, 8
Damascus, z: Poolesville o.
Lackey, 8: Frederick Sasscer, l.
Games Today
Eastern VS.. Roosevelt, Interhigh League
oaSeball playofts. Grifilth Stadium, g.
montgomery Blair VS.. High Point at
Mile Run, s.
Rappahannock at Osbourn, 8.
Loudoun County at Garfield, 4:l5
woodward Prep at Suitland. 2:30.
Howard County at Sherwood, 3:30.
Oxon Hill at Lackey, ..
Games Tomorrow
None scheduled.
TENNIS
Today
Anacostia VS.. Phelps at Potomac
Park, 3.
Armstrong VS.. Tech at Rock Greek, 2
Cardozo VS., Coolidge at Rock Creek 9
Wilson VS.. Dunbar at Potomac Park, q
Western VS.. Roosevelt at Pierce Mil. 3
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Howard Scores
Second Upset in
Tennis Tourney

Peyton Howard, 15-year-old
Columbia player, scored his Sec
ond straight upset yesterday to
take the spotlight again in the
second round of the Columbia
Country Club Invitational mems
tennis tournament.
Howard started in the tourney
Saturday by outlasting Bob
Davis, ranking District player.
Yesterday he surprised another
veteran campaigner, Henry Foss,
Ga, 3-6, So.
However, Peyton would have
to spring the upset of the year
to advance in this afternoons
action when he bumps up against
third-seeded Don Floyd of Ar
|lington. Floyd and all other
seeded players advanced yester-
day without the loss of a set.
Yesterdays RESULTS
phonso Smith 4-6. e., default.
Second round-Bill Demas defeated
Tom West, g.. 60: Al Talkin de-
feated Clark Judge. 60, 6-2: Doyle
ROYAL defeated Ken Thompson. 60,
81: Charles Masterson defeated Don
Schweitzer. 81. 6-1.
Steve Potts defeated Jack Gurley.
81. 60; Ralph Buddy Adair de-
feated Lew MULTI. 60. 20; Don
Ralph defeated Bud Day, IS. e.;
aindy Kehhoe defeated Jack Ransohoff,
Don Floyd defeated Alex Kettles. Sc.
6-3; Donald Dell defeated Orme Will
son, 3D.. e.; Fred McNair defeated
Fred Reed. e. Ct: Charles Chan
ming defeated Dick White, ID. %:
Peytono Howard defeated Henry Foss,
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
p.m.-McNair VS. Adair. Ralph vs.
Kehoe. Floyd VS.. Howard, Cage VS.. Bill
BoweS. West-White VS.. Bill Costello-My-
ron Oliphant William Smokey Miller
William tSkD Arnold VS.. Earle Brown
pm-Damas vs. Talkin. ROYAL VS..
Caee-Bowes winner. Masterson VS.. Jack
McCarthy-Bill Thaler winner. Dell VS..
Claiming, Johnny Kopf-Tommy Brad
iord vs. winner of Miller-Arnold. Brown
8 Misunderstanding Rumbough
VS.. John Stewsrt-Dick Bentley. Judge
Bowes vs.. Hugh Lynch II and Hugh
Lynch III. Tom Moorhead- Wilson VS..
Larry Middlekamp-Day. Read-Gurley VS..
Raw Could Howard Dell-Channing VS.
Jim Heiskell-Bill Bassett, Demas Tom
Cundy VS.. Mccarthy Thaler. Royal
SchWeitzer VS.. Thompson Mickey Boteler
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Prep Record Broken

Los ANGELES. May 20 (P.-
Jefferson High Schools 88O-yard
relay team yesterday broke its
own National prep record as it
sped 1865 in city trials for the
California State meet. betterine
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rs, handicap, near the
18th green.
NORBECK.-The Flag Day
tourney, par plus handicap. was
won by Mrs. Lou Horowitz who
finished 7 feet from the 18th
cup. Mrs. Edward Miller was
second, $50 yards from the 18th
green, and Mrs. Sidney Fellman
third, in the 18th cup.
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ROSECROFT
RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: trot: class
IS. mile
Anity Hanover tHyIanl AGO ESQ e.4OI
Syndication tCameron) AGO 800
Tangeria tWalters) 800
Uncle William, Mabel Hi Le. Art Cobb,
Mason Spencer. Homestretch Harry.
Time. 2:l1s.
SECOND RACE Purse, $500; pace
class %; cond' l mile.
Widower LLOYD tGrenierD $50 800
EQUITY Hanover (Belote) 300
Miss Rachel. Patsy York, Chimes
Adios, Ivan Tass, overlite tDNF). Time.
(DNF-D not finish.
DAILY DOUBLE-AMITY HANOVER
AND JESS DIRECT u-5l PAID SI2..0.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 81 1900; pace.
2-year-olds; cond; / mile.
Dagsworthy Lady tArthurl
Mighty Special twsthen, jr.) $40 ..iO
PrOnto Way (HaughtOn) $40
Jane Pence, Emalou Byrd. Royals Last
Merrv ColStadt Time. 2:092s.
Fourth RAcE-Purse' $500; pace;
sister Mack LonEl 500 $50 $50
Hattie Mitewyn tCustis) 1880 $40
GRAY Sky tHaughtOnl 900
TRACER Prince Junior Frank. MARVIN
2:0S1s,
FIFTH RACE Purse, 5000: trot;
classified | mile.
Caprice Hanover tBeloteD
Abe Hanover Crank $40 2.6O
Volithaca (SimOnl $40
Galiavant. Rocket Girl. Pauline Colby
Battle Up. Lady D. Time, 2:0a
SIXTH RACE - Purse. 81. 900. pace
BIB classified cond, | mile
80 Longs Lad Evans $40 LOO go
Sandy McElen. Top Rosecroft. Max
ines Knisht, lingo Scott. Mighty Jet.
Time. 2;OS.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse, SCI ,34o
pace. 2-year-olds, &c No. 20; William
Z. Miller Memorial, l mile.
Adios Pick tHaughtOn)
Great Adlos tDel Millerj 500 100
Rising Tide (JOrdanD $50
iB-Fleet Commodore, Town Byrd. Cap
tain Patrick, lA-Masland Hanover.
ram; bRh5thR Svsstas way otis
i-iA-iB w. Hauehton Stable entry.
2-2-A ". Crsig stable entry
3--3-A Del Miller Stable entry.
EIGHTH RAcE--Purse. $500; pace
&C classifed cond; mile.
Eric's Bonnie Hlemingl
susan York tDavis1 go 30
Arrowhead Time ..0s.
Volko Elkinston scratched.
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GRADED HANDICAPS
FOR ROSECROFT
TUESDAYS PROGRAM, MAY 20, 1856
Post Time, Sis PM; Daily Double Closes sos Pr
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

l-Franny Hanover. Follow Nc
Ellen, Close Call.
2-Northampton. Millet Han
over. Hal Reward.
3-ERIC'S LOU, Quicker Trick,
Sis Abbott.
4-PraSmite, Royal Kitty.
DauntlesS Hanover.
5-Scarlet Direct, Poplar Alice,
Mill Hi-Le.
6-PrincesS Adios. Sure Con.
PanSy Chief.
WORTHY Brucita, Sally-Up.
Trapper Tut.
Screen Mountain Boy. Jills
Boy, Frisky Day.
LOngshOt Daily DOuble--EsQuire
Hanover and Princess Edith.
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ARLINGTON LITTLE MAJOR LENupR
optimist Club 4, Loans, Inc, 0.
Host Lions =, Kenyon-Peck o.
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FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $500: pace;
c classified; | mile.
sister Mack OLOng) 500 $50 3gO
Hattie Mitewyn tCustis) 1880 $40
GRAY sky tHaughtOnl 200
Tracer Prince. Junior Frank. Marilyn
Lee, Gala Knight. Little Dippy. Time.
2:0Sis.
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THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 500; pace:
2-year-olds; cond; mile.
Dagsworthy Lady tArthurl
$50 800 eco
Mighty Special (Wathen, jr.) $40 2.iO
PrOntO Way (Haughtonl $40
Jane Pence, Emalou Byrd. Royals Last
Merrv Colstadt Time. 2:O92s.
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LonEshot Daily .Double-ClOse Call and
Hal Reward.
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SIXTH RACE - Purse. 81. 900. pace
BIB classified. cond.. | mile
So Longs Lad Evans $40 400 SEQ
Real Day tGrenierl $50 loo
Sunset Bay tMlnesl 4 go
Sandy McEllen Top Rosecroit. Max
ines Knight. lingo Scott. Mighty Jet.
Time. 2,OS
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FIFTH RACE - Purse, 5000: trot;
B classified; mile
Caprice Hanover (BelOtel
1910 l.2O 800
Abe Hanover Crank $40 26O
VOlithaca (SimOnl $40
Gallavant. Rocket Girl. Pauline Colby
Battle Up. Lady D. Time, zoo.
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BOYS BASEBALL

lest Bsl-TRAPPER TUT t7th,.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-10-12
Church Dinner Will
Feature Filipino Food

Lumpia, a favorite Philippine
delicacy, Will be featured at a
special benefit dinner for the Sun
day School of the Fellowship
Methodist Church, announced Mrs.
Mary Estigoy, president of the
local Womens Society of Chris
tian Service.
We've planned a fine Philip
pine dinner" Mrs. Estigoy said,
with a varied social hour to fol-
low. The number of children at
tending our Sunday School has
increased so rapidly that we're
badly in need of tables and chairs"
The dinner will be held Sun
day, Nov. 4, at 6 o'clock in the
evening at the Fellowship Metho-
dist Church, 1907 East Terrace st.
Mrs. Betty Madayag is general
chairman OF the event.
Mrs. Irene Descargar and Mrs.
Marsha E stigoy Will receive
guests. Mrs. Joyce Dilodilo and
Mrs. Peggy Sameo are in charge
of the serving,
Mrs. Wendell Lund, president of
the district Women's Society of
Christian Service, will be the fea-
tured speaker.
Further information is available
at 5O4 9th Ave- S. Or by calling
Capitol 0031-WEst 385O-MInor
1916.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-10-12
Auburn Queen Contest
Closes On October ~

The Building Queen Contest of
the Filipino and American Com
munity of Puget Sound (Auburn)
will close on Oct. 81, according
to Denny Cristobal, committee
chairman. Final tabulation will
be held at a dance at the Frater-
nifty Hall, Auburn, midnight of
Oct. 81.
The winner in the contest will
be queen of the Inauguration fes-
tivities of the Filipino and Ameri-
can Community Hall in Algona on
Nov. 10.
Charming contestants are De-
lores Gonzales, Caron Moss, Edna
Agarpao and Airline Antoine.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-10-12

There's a difference between
good sound reasons and reasons
that sound good
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tcontinusd - Nsxt Pasel
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

BOWiE--6-rm. house. 4 lots: needs
|, repair: 5000. easy terms n. LEE
VAN HORN. Glenn DALE. Ma.
CEDAR 3-b366. -0n
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ALL BRICK BUNGALOW. sii.7oO.
equipped Kitchen. stairway 10 tx-
pandable attic. basement, gas heat
close TO new Baltimore parkway
GIoRoEs REALTY Co. Wa. a.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI-BrIck rambler: 8 bed
rms rms Ia baths 2S.tt: Ky; RIM.
G saa nE bssss emily e sii stsssn
street adjoining park; walking dis
VA appraisal 81 Sis,50o. Assume
Oh loan; $4,000 cash required.
DIRECTIONS; Out Riggs I'd. / mile
past intersection OF University
lane, left on Ruatan ct. at House
LOT sale" siRn. go
ADELPHI MAN0R-Must be sold.
Saertfce. Attrac. 3-bedrm. semi
level lot: $1,000; All eond. Open
Sum- 1-6,. 1909 2bth ave-, ] Blk.
on Univ, lane % Adelphi shopping
1874. L. H. CARMICHAEL REALTY
ANDREWS FIELD AREA-=BeautifIi
brick rambler. 3 oedrms;, full
Easy terms. Ii. 4-ili4; OIL p
ANnREWs FIELD AREA Brick
home, . yrs. old. in nice residential
rms. bath apt. IN bsnt. which rents
$4,000 dn. OWNER, RE-. 6.uais. "
AvONDALE, sis.gbO. 4 Avon nj
Brick detached Colonial with stone
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firepi., screened side porch, dag-
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bsnnt. Watkins distance 70 shopping
center, transportation. Shown by
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SPRINGFIELD
DAILY TIL 9, EN-. 2.74oo
SILVER SPRING

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Spacious brick rambler: mahog.
paneled central hall, step-down liyiiil
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beautifully finished mahog, Iec. rm
chiidrens pisvrm ' eomple ys0I n ev az
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OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 7
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

INTERCOLLEGIATE CHASE
The interior arrangement and dramatic flagstone
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Directions Out Mass to the Fre House left sanga-
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NEAR MASS. EXT.

First floor. ent. HAN. den. pow. I'm i.
windows, GE kit; End floor, 3 bed.
rms 2 baths. fenced yard. barbecue
immac. eond. BY OWNER. S3i $50
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WHEATON-S14 2sn

3-bedrm. brick rambler with liv.
rm.. spacious din. L., full bsmt.. lie.
fenced yard. Immaculate cond.
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CHEVY CHASE-Beautifui bricS
prize winning home Of un,isua
design. in exclusive neighborhood
Center. hall. sunken living room
large formal dining rm,, ali-eIec
modern kitchen. den, 3 twin-sizet
.bedrms., ga. baths full daylight
basement with rec. rm.. fireplace
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sEMIDET. 3-BEDRM. house; knotty
pine rec. rm. assume OIL loan
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BETHESDA. $3.50 cash - Non-oI
or OF: 2-bedrm. Cape Cod: unfin.
ished attic: corner, nr. ali schools.
Vacant. GIDEON C. JOHNSON. 10.
4-7O17. on
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Crack in Cellar Wall

I'm my new home, there is a
crack in one cellar wall. Water
pours in through this when we
have a heavy rain. The builder
doesn't seem to know what to
do about 1t. What would you
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in the hands will just hold its
shape.
While the water-cement appli-
cation is still very wet, force a
small amount of this mortar back
into the opening and press it
firmly into place. Continue to
fill the opening, using as much
pressure as possible, and build
the patch up slightly higher than
the surrounding surface. AS soon
as the mortar starts to set, trowel
If off smooth, again using heavy
pressure. Keep the repair damp
for a week.
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Syndicate, 1850
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suggest that I do?" E. w. asks.
Answer - Any concrete con-
tractor should know how to
handle this repair, but if you
want to do the work yourself,
here is how it is done.
Chisel out the crack q inch
wide and at least three inches
deep. Brush out all loose ma
terial and thoroughly dampen
the sides of the opening. Mix
portland cement and water to
form a creamy paste and apply
to all surfaces inside the OPEN
ing. Use one part portland &C.
ment with enough water added
SO that a ball of the mix rolled
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Annapolis road. Lanham. owners and
builders: 10 dwellings on Eighty NTH
place. Carrollton; cost. from $4,000
TO $12.700 each.
.vl MILAN Co. In Ds;,. 1000 rsnnsylvsnis
Construction Co. builders: three dwell
ings at ZOO, 7l02 7104 Cabin Branch
drive. Seat Pleasant; two to cost $1,000
each and one at $4,000.
J.. W. Rogers Landover. owner and
builder: service building at 800 Buchan-
an street, East EVANSVILLE: cost. $4,000.
o. d. Hutton g. Son, Inc. 451b Branch
avenue. Silver Hill. owners and builders;
two dwellings on Auth road, Camp
Springs; cost. $4,000 each.
George j. Cleary. MitchellviIie, owner
and builder; dwelling on Lottsford Vista
road. Mitchellville: cost $4,000.
R. L. Werth g. W. E. Turner 1877
Rhode Island avenue me-. owners;
Woodridge Realty. builders; dwelling at
1914 Adelphi road. Adelphi; cost. Sll.-
600