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Indians did themselves proud in
the first half until Army's pass
defense finally started to close
in with final total of five inter-
,ceptions.
Kyasky slashed over twice in
I7-yard bursts, riding over left
guard in the third period and
spinning through the middle in
the fourth as Army took charge
of the underdogs in the second
half of its final game.
Gil Rooster put Army out front
on cutback from the seven
early in the first period but Will
liam 81 Mary. fired up for a
superior effort. came right back
to tie at 6-6 at 1872 of the Sec
lond period on a 10-yard pass
from Lenny Rubal to Larry Pee
Icatiello. Each team had missed
its conversion attempt but Army
didn't miss the rest of the way
with Dick Murtland adding three
and Jim Kennedy the last.
Dave Bourland skirted his own
left end from the Is on an OPP
ton play to put Army ahead to
stay in the second period. KY
Iasky's two touchdowns and a
S-yard run by Sophomore Pete
IDawkins rolled it up in the Sec
Iord half before a chilled crowd
of 1885 fans.
william and Mary - 8 o. 8
Army o T 14-34
William and Mary scoring: Touch
down--Peccatiello 40. pass from LuheD
Army scoring; Touchdowns Rooster
q. rum: Bourland t25. run) Kyasky 2
G, run Z, rum; Dawkins g, rum. Con-
versions-Murtland 3. Kennedy !.
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Syracuse Uses Passes
10 Top Holy Cross, 47-20

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Noy. 10
(P1.-Syracuse used a surprise
passing attack and defensive
alertness today to conjure up a
41-20 victory over Holy Cross.
Holy Cross reserve quarter
back. Tom Greene. passed for
three touchdowns, one on a leap
ing end-zone catch by End Dick
Arcand.
But the Holy Cross passing
attack withered under All-Amer-
lean Candidate Jim Browns
rushing and the sticky fingers
of the Syracuse defense.
Jim Ridlon, switching between
quarter and halfback, intercepted
a pass from Crusader Quarter
back Billy Smithers to set up one
Orange touchdown, then caught
a pass from Chuck Zimmerman
for the score.
Another came on a blocked
Smithers pass attempt which
Guard Ed Bailey grabbed and
raced Al yards for a touchdown.
Tackle Jerry eastman had
knocked it as it left Smithers'
hand.
Tackle Chuck Strid bounced
on a Smithers' tumble in the end
zone for another Syracuse touch
down.
Syracuse passed for three
touchdowns and Brown swept
the end for one score. He made
five of six conversion attempts.
Greene's touchdown heaves TO
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took a reverse from Jim Hen
ander on a Columbia punt, cut
to the right and raced down the
sidelines to the end zone.
The 5-foot-7, 161-pounder
from Putnam, Conn, capped a
tremendous individual perform
ance by leading the Indians on
72-yard scoring drive in the
final quarter.
Rovero carried three times in
the march for gains of eight,
six and Al yards. His final squirt
moved the ball to the Columbia
10 and three plays later Quar-
terback Mike Brown bucked into
the end zone from three yards
out.
Rovero, the work-horse in
Dartmouth's Information when
he's healthy, carried the bali 26
times for a staggering total of
173 yards.
Columbia's. attack, rated one
of the best in the Ivy League,
sputtered due to the absence of
Quarterback Claude Benham,
who suffered a shoulder injury
last week against Cornell.
Columbia - q o o o. n
Dartmouth - O q 7 ia
Dartmouth scoring-Touchdown Ro-
vero (6e, run on reverse on puntl,
Brown g, rum. Conversions; Palermo .
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sALvATERRA SETS PACE
Pitt Hands Notre Dame
5th StroiehtLoss Job

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 10 (P-
With Quarterback Corny Saliva
terra scoring one touchdown and
passing for another, Pitts bowl
hopeful Panthers crushed Notre
Dame, 26-13. today to hand the
Irish their fifth straight defeat
their worst losing skein.
The defeat was the sixth in
seven games for the Irish, who
are doomed for their poorest rec
ord since they began playing
football. In 1888, their worst year
before this season, they had a
3-5-1 record.
Notre Dame scored one touch
down on a 50-yard run by Quar-
terback Paul Hornung in the
second quarter and another on
an 84-yard kickoff return by Bob
Ward in the final period.
The first Pitt touchdown came
in the second period as Saliva
terra climaxed a 72-yard drive
by scampering IL yards around
right end without a Notre Dame
tackler touching him. With only
40 seconds of the first half re-
naming, the Panthers capped
an 87-yard drive when Salvterra
hit End Joe Walton on a 10-yard
touchdown pass in the end zone.
1t was Walton's sixth scoring
pass of the year and put him
within reach of his own Pitt
record of eight touchdown passes
last season.
Late in the third period Pitt
started a 91-yard drive which
carried over into the fourth
period with the ball on the Notre
Dame seven. 1t took only two
plays before Jim Theodore broke
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Yale Offense Hits Peak
To PuIverize Penn, 40-7

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 10 (P).-
Yale, clicking effectively for the
first time this season, pulyerized
Penn. 40-7, today in their first
meeting since 1913.
The Ellis scored at least once
in every period, including spec
tacular 73-yard run by Substitute
Ralph Wis., for the final touch
down. The victory. watched by
25,400 in Yale Bowls freezing
weather, enabled Yale to keep
pace with Princeton in the battle
for the first formal Ivy League
title. Each has won five games
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and lost none. These ancient
rivals meet here next week.

and lost none. These ancient
rivals meet here next week.
Yale scored three times in the
first half. Denny McGill, who
was injured after he scored the
opening touchdown on 6-yard
end run in the first quarter. spent
the rest of the afternoon on the
bench. He suffered a blow on
the head. but the Yale star was
expected to play next week.
Yale piled up two more touch
downs in the third period and
Wis., closed the scoring in the
final, Frank Riepl accounted for
Penn's only score of the game
on 22-yard run.
Steve Alderman drove over
from the two for Yale's second
touchdown and the third came
on a pass and run from Dick
Winterbauer to Paul Lopata
covering 81 yards. st
Although Yale tossed reserves
in against the Quakers fire.
quently once it had piled up a
safe lead. the Penn defense had
trouble stopping the Blue who
piled up "a first downs while
holding Penn to IL.
With the resumption of play
in the third period and Yale in
front 21-0, the Bulldogs powered
n yards as Winterbauer sneaked
over from the one. A few min
Iutes later. Herb Hallas scored
on an end sweep from the ii
after Howard Phelan had re-
covered a tumble on Penn's SO.
Penn ---------- o q o T. 7
Yale 4 IA z IL 40
Penn scoring: Touchdown--Riepl C22.
rum. Conversion--Riepl.
Yale scoring; Touchdowns - McGill
%. rum; Ackefman g, plungeJ: Lopata
(37. pass-run from Winterbauer). Win
terbauer Il, plungel: Hallas III rum;
Wis., t13, runback Of puntD. Conyer-
sions-D. Loucks 3, Peet l.
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Wesleyan and WiIIioms
in ScoreIess Game

WILLIAMSBURG. Mass, Nov.
10 (R.-Favored williams was
held to a scoreless tie today by
Wesleyan, defending Little Three
champion, in a bitterly fought
defensive battle.
The tie dropped Wesleyan out
Of the running for the Little
Three title, which will be decided
at next weeks Amherst Williams
paup
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Brown Downs
Cornell, 1876,
In Lost Period

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Nov. 10
R.-Sophomore Frank Finney
revived a suffering Brown Of
tense with a 32-yard third
hand" scoring pass and place
ment today as the Bruins rallied
in the fourth period for a 1876
Ivy League victory over Cornell.
Cornell appeared ready to halt
its longest losing streak at six
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Navy Mites Halt
800,
In Romp for Title

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 10 (P.-
Navy's unscored-on 150-pound
football team continued on its
ronlp for another Eastern cham
pionship today. downing Prince
ton, 800.
The Navy Mites started slowly
but exploded for three touch
downs in the second quarter and
breezed to two others in the
second half against the out
manned Tigers. Five Navy play
ers figured in the scoring with
Quarterback Charlie Swope turn
ing in the most spectacular play
on a 68-yard run.
This was the fourth straight
win for the Navy lightweights,
who have scored 1913 points while
shutting out their combined OPP
position. They have won the
Eastern title five of the last six
years, and will wind up their
season against Rutgers next
week.
Princeton - q o. o
Navy ---- 10 80
Navy scoring Touehdowns-Desselle
o. pluneel: Durr f32. psss-run from
Groshl Cox %, plungel Swope (Bs.
rum; Pratt q, plungel Conversions;
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|ROvero Sparks
Dartmouth, 14-O

HANOVER, N. H., Nov. 10 (P).
Lou Rovero. a speedy senior
sidelined with an injury most
of the season., sped So yards for
one touchdown and set up an
other with some brilliant run
ming today to lead Dartmouth
to a 1870 victory over Columbia
in an Ivy League clash.
Rovero broke a scoreless dead
lock in the third period when he
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Army Slashes
wan, 34-6, as
Kyasky Stars

WEST POINT, N. Y, Nov. 10
R,-Bob Kyasky, a whirling
fullback, who started the season
as quarterback. scored two touch
downs today in Army's 1916 VIC
tory over a stubborn William &
Mary team that harried the
Cadets with its passing attack.
Winless in their last IL games
since late in the 1855 season, the
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PRINCETON
Continued From Page CT

COHtknucu rEOH1 rage III
Yale and Princeton meet next
Saturday.
MOTLEY. who weighs only 1856
pounds, clearly was Princeton's
big man today, passing to Quar-
terback John Sapoch and to End
Charley Disbrow for touchdowns
and running 10 yards for his
own. The others were scored by
Tom Morris, the starting tail
back, and Alan Manzler, a third
string fullback.
Harvard q q l4-2O
Princeton IA IA 0-35
Harvard scorins Touchdowns---
Hooper Y, pass from Botsfordl, U2.
pass from Simourianl Mclaushiin q.
plungei. Conversions: Joslin =
Princeton scorine-Touchdowns Nor
ris q. rum: Sapoch az, pass run from
Mottleyl: MOTLEY (19. rum; Manzler
Us, rum; Disbfow t37. pass-run from
Mottleyl, Conversions; Nystrom 2,
Manzler 3
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with an 8-yard burst for a first
down on the 5.
1t was a hard. rough game.
Gober and Forrestal went out
with injuries in the last quarter
Whitmire. Hover and Tony An
thony. from the line. also sus-
tanned injuries. The injuries 10
Gober knee and Forrestal
tshoulder) were believed to be-
the most serious.
b baEs 3 Z 3 .:
Navy scoring. Touchdown-Oober ii
end sweep nyersion-Bnrehett
Duke scoring; Touehdown--Jurgeuse
a. quarterback sneak conyersion--
NAVY
LEI, end--Jokanovleh. Kanuch.
Left taekie--Anthony, Meisei
Lett suard-strenie,. Caldwell. Roush
Center--Whitmire. McElwee
Bishi suaTd--Hower Fr.lzinger
Right end--Smith. Ruth.
9uarierbsck-ForIsstaL Prahalis.
Left halfback--Oidham Hurst.
RiRht haifback--Csober Burchett
Fuliback--Aonto. Dagampat.
DUKE
Left end-Benscn. Thompson, Hurm.
Left tackie-Deioatch. Topping.
Ltft Guaro-Hord, Konicek, Reyaer
Center---Lone. Byrd,
Right guard---Kiinaer, Guy
Riaht tackie---Cox, Kdnicek. Ksraey
Right end--Baas, Thom pson. Padgeft
sasrtsrsaek - Jurssnsen. Broehssd
Millner
Lefi haifback--Husbton. Carlton,
Rieht halfback--Dutrcw. Rudy. Bianey
Honeyrutf
Futsaek--MeEihansy Dupisf. Harm
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Then. in the second period, the
Lions added three touchdowns,
a two-yarder by Kane, another
on 28-yard pass from Plum to
Walters, and a third on AL Jacks
smash from the six-inch line.
In the third period, Kane raced
off tackle from the Boston U "a
for States fifth score. After Hill
tailed for Boston in the same
quarter, State wound up its &C.
tivity for the day on 72-yard pass
and run play from Plum to Wal
tiers. Plum pitched seven yarder
to Walters who raced the final
IS yards to score. Plum kicked
three conversions and Romeo
Pannozzo one.
Boston U --4------L o 0 o. z
Penn State 9 81 z $40
Boston u scoring: ouchdowns--Eiill Ii y,
plunge. Conversion-Hill
Penn State scoring: ouchdowns-Gil-
more (33. rum: Kane . e. plunge. "a.
rum; Walters 2 (2S pass from Plum
~, pass-run from Plum: Jacks n 4,
plunge). Conversions-Plum 3. PAN
nozzo.
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games when it took a 60 lead in
the third period after repeated
Illustrations by Browns defense
and its own mistakes.
Then Finney took charge. From
the Cornell 80, he passed to Jon
Jensen, but the ball flicked off
his f1ngertips to Cornell Center
Tom Tin who, in turn, batted it
to Bruin End Gus White. Amazed
to find himself clutching the ball
on the IA. White regained his
composure to dash into the end
zone unmolested. Finney con-
verified to put Brown ahead, 7-6
An unsuccessful fourth-down
try by Cornell later gave Brown
the ball on the Big Red 80. On
fourth-and-eight, situation, Dick
Beland, on the ancient Statue of
Liberty play, circled behind Fin
ney and raced Is yards to score,
aided by Don Warburton's block.
The Big Red scored in the
third period. A poor punt gave
them the ball on Browns q and
on the seventh play, Bob Hazard
barreled for the final four yards.
Cy Benson's conversion attempt
was no good.
Sornell ------------ o o. o
Cornell scoring: Hazard
%, rum.
Brown scoring: Touchdowns-White
(32. pass-run from sFinney); Beland us,
rum. onversion--Finney
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OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A BRAND
NEW de luxe home with only ST.
600 down. II your credit Is good
and you can make substantial
monthly payments, we have listed
severa, 3-bedrm. ramblers and brk.
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Til 5 D.m,, WA. $4,000. ROBT. S.
DAVIS L. IN TNfs
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SACRIFICING EQUITY for only
81 300 over GI loan; 6-rm.. ia
roll Highlands, near LanSley.
owner has added rec, rm.. Anchor
fence and awnings. Price, SI6.a5O.
Assume $4,000. 4tsss mortgage.
500 per mo. incl. taxes and ms.
Call I'll 3 pm, WA. $4,000. ROBT,
g DAVIS 4, co INC
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ADELPHI-Country estate located in
city. Yes, you'll like the 4l2 acres
Of trees, bushes. flowers and view.
Wood paneling in liv. rm.. 3 super
bedrms., > colorful baths, 3Ox20
scr. patio, dble. carport. big din.
for the successful man. Out Riggs
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left to 1910. Open to 3. BAINUM
REALTORS, JU, $1,000.
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NEAR D. c. LINE, 1904 Taylor St;
vacant; $500 down; immed poss.---
3 bedrms., sep. din. rm., large kit,
oil h.-w h.. level lot Payments less
than rent. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY co, UN. 4-ll66, WA.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES, S4p5 down
TO vets or non-vets--Cute little
Arizona adobe rambler; 3 sunshine
bedrms,. patio-type liv. rm., OE
all-electric kitchen. Full price only
Sl0:25O. ". r. HUGHES CO., AP.
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UNIVERSITY HILLS - Undoubtedly
one OF the incest brick ramblers in
firepi. Owner leaving town. SD.
500 HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-B400.
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UNIV. HILLS--.i-bedrm brick RAM
bier: 22-ft. liy. rm., firepk. super
cleo. kit, picture windows. porch;
lse. lot, shrub5ery; walk To school
or Nd. U. Assume lge. Vi loan.
BRILEY REALTY. IN i-ll14
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HOUSES BY HUGHES -bedrm.
homes are hard to find. Here is one
al a modest price. Close to River
dale freeway. Downtown in 10
Auto dealer IfG term ms W. Sn K. Hu teiRRGs
CO. AP. 7-l4OO till 0 pm
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES, 1909
Colesville rd.; by OWNER. Lee. u
rm. Colonial ia baths, h.-w. heat I;
Ice. lot. garage: worth SCI 900;
sell direct for $4,000. Cash over
LIST trust. Your gain. our loss. WA.
I-aoA2 one
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ECONOMY Plus! only $3.50 down:
home With stone fireplace n Nv ".
rm.; Ice. kit, big lot FRINGE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. z.
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iz-ACRE LOT and modern b-Tm.
home for only Sii.25O. Oh or Com
ventionai. Full bsmt.; oil heat; tile
nstn; Al location near Carrolton
$4,000. RoBT. s. DAVIS A. CO..
INC.
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IOOxi2O. Modest 2-bedroom banga-
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ROOMY RAMBLRR--All brick, With
twin-sized bedrms.. rep. din rm..
kitchen table space and big
screened porch; only $4,000. OF
or assume OI ioan. JAMES G..
CONLEY g. Co, AP. 7-G2B2
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SPARKLING RAMBLER

WOODSIDE AREA
CUftomsbullt by architect-
owner entr. hall SEP din
rm stone frcpl In picture
Widowed llv. I'm. . tuin
uedrms 2 fun baths. beaut.
mes rec fm.. stairs % exp
End nf Gaf huge level lot
truit trees. immed. poss A
steal a. only sis,h00 C0rv
ana eitfse Nooe5ioe .neiah-
bofnO9d From Colesville rd
and Second ave fo,ow See
ond ave 70 EikhArt, left 10
on lnEu .--u
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WEST HYATTSYILLE. 50 300 -
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din. rm.,. bedrms. fenced yard:
mr.. schools. bus. stores; small down
payment. MRS. NORHEIM. HE.
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WEST EVANSVILLE tnr. queens
Chapel rd.). attractive 2-bedrm,
Cape Cod on nice level lot, Elk
pandable attic, bsmt. and gas heat.
Completely redecorated throughout;
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BE IN BY CHRISTMAS
OPEN SUM-. 2 TILL DARK

Brick rambler. 8 twin-sized bed.
rms. baths. sep. din rm.. paneled
and tiled rec. rm.: on lse fenced
lot. scr. pOreh-csr port' all fof only
$4,000 down Out New Hainp. ave.
to Hillandale, right. on Powder Mil
Powder Mil rd CLARKE REALTY
Co. MA. S-3964. Ju. 7-9522.
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GREENBELT. -bedrm. frame
house; cony, to schools, churches,
tcrest, principal, taxes, ST. 90 mo.
heat. repairs. ms, etc. So. rs.
monthly total S54.75, Sa15 down
inc. all fees. Other excel buys.
avail. Call GREENBELT VETERAN
HOUSING CORP, CIR .3-416l or
GE n.o.Sl
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

SILVER SPRING, Sla.e5O--Beaut.
planned 3-bedrm. brk. overlooking
Indian Spring Country Club. Den,
rec, rfi.' ser. porch. sarase.
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HOUSES EoR sALF-MD.
ARcoI4A FOREST
20O8 ARCOLA AVE

OPEN SUNDAY TIL SOLD
Picture" Rambler-$20 $50
3 BEDRMs.-BsMT Ia ACRE
Pretty" rambler, nestled under
stately trees; close in; owner trans
ferred; immediate occupancy sep.
din. rm.. all-elec. kit. lgc. Nv. rm.
with firepl.. lge. leisure rorch; lot
S0xl90 it, with outside firepl.: want
trades considered. Mr.. Hall. JU. s.
4190 on premises.
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Wheaton shopping center to Arcola
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mi. to 2O0S and open sign on right
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IIENGCa Silver Spring Bids. JU' q
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GGEENBELT ;.,-bedroom. frame
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payments, SOB, incl. prin.. interest,
taxes. ms. Heat, hot water. ali
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charges; down payment can be
financed. Excellent selection . and
3 bedrm. brick homes also available
GREENBELT REALTY CO, ISL
Center way next to firehouse in
Greenbelt shopping eenterl, OR.
3-4b1I. CIR 3-4a6i
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TFUKEST .HTS.--S5UU down, assume
lRe. Of loan. on 3-bedrn., Ila-bath,
brk. home; full bsmt., kit. with eye
to Boiling and Andrews Fields. Call
Mr.. Penland, 10. S-549S or LO
$4,000. PRUDENTIAL REALTY CO.
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UNIVERSITY PARK. open Sun. i
attrac. brk. Cape Cod. din. rn..
kit. bedrm. and u bath on LIST a.:
bedrms and bath up. tiled bsmt.:
det gar: fenced I'd. Under $40.
900, POSNER REALTY Co, ST.
3-.S34a. WA 1-1Sf6
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WOODSIDE PARK

1904 SUMMIT RD.-New. de luxe
split-levels; ga baths, 24-ft. family
room with beautiful raised-hearth
|firepl.. picture window and ground
level exit. 3 twin-size bedrms.. huge
cathedral liv rm.. din rm.. kit
with familv-size dining area; garage.
patio ATTRACTIVE FINANCING
AVAILABLE. WILL CONSIDER REA-
lSONABLE PRICED TRADES Out
colesville I'd, to Dale drive (Mrs. K's),
left block to Summit, right to
5000
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daithersburF 555 or Ponlar 9-eeel
SURE. IT'S THE WRONG SEASON
BUT IT'S THE RIGHT HOUSE

II Won need 5-bedroom. 2-bath
brick home. less than two years old
large living room with fireplace, huge
kitchen fully equipped. in the de-
liEhtful and convenient Somerset
area OF West Chevy Chase. Priced
under S2s.000. For sale bv owner.
Call Oliver 2-2561 After 2 Pm. :
OPEN Is
7404 JACKSON AVE. TAKCMA. PIX.
Owner transferred, Sparkhns
bungalow. on lEe.. shady lot . twin
size bedrms.. liv rm. with picture
windows. Low down pymt. and as
sumo 4Aee loan. SO mo. DAYS. all.
Dir. Out East West hwy TO jackson
ave TT blk TO open house.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25

HOUSES BY HUGHES-Most desir-
able Lewisdale location. one Of our
better suburban neighborhoods:
homes UP to $4,000. Buy this red
brick Cape Cod for only sl4,95O.
Truly exceptional value; 1O% down
TO Vets. Call today, w. r. HUGHES
RI AID gfAaO ffu a - M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25

UNIV. Pk., 650S Queens Chapel I'd,
ga baths. gar; natural chestnut
trim throughout; best 4. q. loo:
excel. deal. JOHN Il. WENTz, AP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-25

UNIVERSITY PARK, open 2 to 5,
42lS Van Buren, st.--Brick home;
choice location on corner lot; large
liv. rnl., din. rIn.. modern kit. with
breakfast rm.: screened porch: 8
bedrms.. ! II baths, unfinished attic.
Rec. rm. Directions: Out Queens
Chapel I'd. TO Van Buren,. left 10
open sign. JAMES NJ. CARR. INC,
WA 7-O2O2
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-23

Just how maple syrup is test
ed for grade has been some
what a mystery to many per, -
sons.
At the Jan. 20 forestry insti-
tute at Burton. DR.. &C. Willis
made refractometer tests of 13
samples of maple syrup selected
from various sections of the
county and brought to him by
producers.
Leland Schuler, Geauga farm
agent, explained today the sys-
TENS used in determining high
grade and low grade syrup.
"The scales of aple syrup hy-
drometers are either in degrees
Brix. per cent sugar, or
Baume," he said. 'tThe Baume
scale is perhaps the chief cause
of the confusion, since unlike
the Brix scale which expresses
the per cent of sucrose, the
Baume scale is an arbitrary one
which must be translated into
per cent sugar solids through
tables.
There are no less than three
different Baume scales, and to
make matters even worse. sepa-
rate Baume hydrometers have
been made with scales based
upon celebrations at go and 68
degrees F. We also find maple
syrup hydrometers with both
Brix and Baume scales. This
reuires a large spindle stem and
consequently the graduations