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A COUNTRY HOME
FOR CITY FOLK

Magnifcent nearly-new, custom
built htk rambler on nearly AN an
SSfs Sis 81 s.ctUn tanS nj BAsRBARp sn n iHsr HOT
WATER HEAT incl, full heated
bSmtD, lee. sep. din. rm.. immense
LIST n. heated family rmu ; spae.
bedrms.. 2-car garage. Deliahtful
hcirI0'"HSSS homes' "ldHSSSSsSticaliy reduced Tor
ssYtISsh IS sale cS csSss'S,99So. oA.Ii KEs-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LAUNDR0MAf--conn. eve. money.
maker. $4,000 down, balance on
terms. Mr. TousIoNANT only at
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with bsBit.. on fenced lot. busline
and good neighborhooc; price,
credit. Call XII. s-I0I2, HAMMER
REAI ESTATE
STUNNING ANTIQUE BRICK
SPLIT-LEVEL-This brand-nev g.
bedrm. home features l3xlO
dining room. I3xlG electric kitch-
en- with breakfast bar, n bath OF
master bedrm., 26x2T rec rnl.
with II. bath in out-of-ground
osnt> and . level ia-aere lot: l
Just sci $50. cROwELL 4 co,
INC, 2loO ". Glebe rc. IA.
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XMAS tmoVe In beforeJ-3-bedrni:
brk. rambler. lge. rms, Dashboard
heat, full daylight bsnt,; 5000
cash; S19,950. MANNAs RLTY.
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AMER. q. PARK-chsrmins white
brk. Cape Cod, Just completed By
Prank s. Phillips; BIO BEpRM
AND FULL BATH on ist FLOOR;
2 huge bedrms,, bath on End:
splendid loc.. net fat from eprine
Valley shop. and Westmoreland
si,,. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS: nc.
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HOUSES F0R sALE-N.W.

| @amMsNna.-
AMER. q. PARK-charming white
bFk, Cape Cod, jtst completed BY
Prank 5. PhilhpS; BIG BEpRM.
AND FULL BATH ON 1st FLOOR;
:,ssg1S nSss i ssdrIs n.; be bah s,o on s5T,a; snG
cir. PRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC.
DI. 1-l4ll: ewes, OIL. 4-e429.
BRIARCLIEE--Lovely brick town:
house; BETTER THAN NEW Real
s;yis .nS class manner N the EDsss ssSs
basement. family rm-. 3 his bed
rms. "a baths. ise. scr. porch:
garase: beaut. rear sArden made
delightfuliy private BY costly sap
ling fence. Low, Low 30si PRANK
8. PHILLIPS. INC. Dl. 7-lail.
ewes. OL. 6-2442.
CHEVY cHASE-In-town rambler.
. bedrms.. den, separate din. rn.,
ultra de luxe kitchen. rec. rm. and
garage; level lot, 2 a.m.-6 pm.
l:5sss METzEER. REAIToR.
CHASE. D. ca bedroom,
2-bath house near Lafayette
School: larRe rooms. and GOOD buy
~ &lp.bO0. Call Mrs. Chadbcurn,
WI. $3.50. Exclusive with SIM
MONS PROPERTIES. De. 2-0730.
cHEvY CHAsE-Real barg.l Brk
} brA 2 baths, fairly new. large
garden: Sl0.750, terms. allow
snee for dec. STEVENS, FE.
3-4gf7. 90.
cHEvY CHAsE-Briek center-hall
Colonial; 4 bedrms.. . baths plus
den and powder rm.. beautiful
Eround-leyel game rm.: priced in
mid-30s: also other choice homes
available. . a.m.-0 pm. call EM.
MELEE SiE4Si e. RsxIToRl ssisii CL. 1-'OA@
GEORGETOWN = You have never
seen nicer 2-bedrm 2-eath
home Ewes. FE. 3-e432. J. LEO
GEORGETOWN u. HOsP.-Ideal
for doctor or dentist; brand-new
brick rambler. nearing completion.
on Macarthur blvd; ideal for
tion: plenty Of parkins; 3-6edrmi /.
fiees, Low 30si Cali Mr. Rhodes.
OIL. 0-2442, FRANK 3. PHILLIPS.
INC. Di. 7-14ll.
GLOVER PARK. mr. schools and
Sm.. PnI'i rec. Oqn rm'. sas ,' exc excel. .; ecnd
Sis,5OO, $4,000 dn' OWNER. WE.
$4,000 after 5 pm.
i2II 18th ST, N.W.-Sis,pbO; 4
will redec. HERMAN EIss. Cali
TU. 2-ss3i. after z pm. Open
Sat. and sun. l-b.
Meridian Hill Park
Across the street. Home perfect for
larger family. Sacrifice. AD. s-6sad.
Mr.. N. PORTAL ESTATES
pst- M srk. Colonial, i,k center Ss, hall .Il
an,.h an rm'' A.dSM pEdr orI.,h. screened cr gnd
o.: : bedrms. on 3rd a.; rec. rm'
WEISS Il SToLAR, INC.
Elk a-S340 o I'll 0
cOLORED--e60S DOWN--Vacant,
Tedecorated b-Tm. brick; porches.
Ia baths. bsmt,, oil heat. E-z
terms. RA. 6-09i2. MA. s-O225
cOLORED-PROFEsslONALs rep
SCHOOL, Large corner house; oeor-
Ria ave, NV, mr. Petworth. IL
brary. lGe. once and living space,
z apts,, brick, garaee, alley. Only
$4,000: refinancing favorable
Rsntsl value So 500 per !, " 4 T Trade I {
q. home IA; n:s4s4 .s, scr FRED
1700l.
cOLORED-si3,0BO; Lamont st,
n.w.-Tapestry brk.. aemidetached
9.rms home: nl with tinisned rec
modern kit, front porch, garase;
modest down pavment. JOHN II
PINKETT JINcso DU. 7-07o7;
coLoRED--e APIS, 3 KITE
LOUIS RUDDEN, TU, 2-3060
coIoRED-Nw.
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ROCKVILLE, RockcTest--J-bedfm.
rambler; FHA appraised At 81 :
O0o. Can be had for $3.50 cash.
including settlement. $50 total
monthly payment. JOSEPH 8.
DEvEREUx. INC. Po. 2-solO,
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.OrcOn1
LANE

II YOU want convenience and
neig ghborhood you can't beat this
handsome all-brick beauty In this
close-in desirable section Of North
Arlington Three tvin-size bed
rooms. 2la baths, large living room
with fireplace, separate formal din
ins room. 22-ft. fully equipped
kitchen with breakfast room: full
basement with End fireplace and
plenty Of rec room space, Plus
attached garage. Asking S2S.5O0
and we'll Wnrfh III Call
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
Riddle

ADELPHI MANOR-open sunday
by OWNER. o. 70 4, Vacant. B.
bedrm brick: fenced lot, knotty-
PiRss P9ss sse rec. in Tp', ,a.bssss7 baths. 1905
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Is featured in this lovely 3-bed-
room, lA-bath frame rambler
with patio. situated on is-Acre lot.
Speedy access 70 washington, d. C.,
from this wooded, quiet residential
area. VIII attract the modern home
buyer, This home can be purchased
for Se4,b0O, FHA or conventional.
JAMES C. CoNI.EY 4 CO,
AhnA GA. Ave. JU. A-A1aA I'll 8
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co.OP APTs. FoR sALI
MOVING. packing. STORAGE

CHESTER MOyERs-LEe OF sm
We do them AL, Clean. careful and
courteous. TU. 2-0b6b, ia. n.0llb
MOVING AND HAULING, day oI
night; reas. rates. Qy. I.Ddh1
Do. 1-e0bb. J a X MOVING CO
LIGHT vAULINo. local moving
beaches q specially, q, L. MORRID
TU 2-ll56 or II, 0-2ssD
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture 81
part OF payment on your moving,
storage. reas. rates. ia. o-2p37
22'
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage
bonss snsassSs Ho 5.Sio1. Gp1 fUHEfiso UNION ssElas sToR
ACE Co, INC, Established 1905
sAVE-LoW rates. padded vans,
WARDROBE ~ hrs short nolice
HILLS. sP 3-0666; Lu i-0b00
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ARL. FOREST-;3-b -bedrm. brick;
den, bsmt., fenced yard rsdse';
FALLS CHURCH - s-bedroom
rambler. fireplace. separate din
rm;, bsmts large fenced Yard
Many OTHER excellent homes
availablei 500 20 Sl40,
CAROLINE l.. CAMPBELL
". 3.0l73 AGENT Jk 3.yO67
COLORED-iiI6 RHODE ISLAND
AVE. N.W,--3-story- basement
Semidetaehed brick home, 10 rms.
% baths, 2 kitchensl, oil heat.
Only siI0 mo. Mr.. NEuMANN.
COL0RED-IeOa nth ST. NV
3-story-and-basement brick home;
10 rms, . baths, h.-w,h.; com.
pletely redecorated. newly sanded
Iioors Only slI0 mo. MR.. NEu.
COL0RED -ARDM0RE RDs ND.
3h miles from D. CD rooms
sns serss ss'R; snS sd0 9Ss' sP aBSsS iS,Gi;A'd
COLORED--Ilt0 7th ST. NJ
heat, vacant. ME. s-Ob06,
cOLORED-Iseg MONTELLO AVE.
N.E.-Redee.. o rms, bath. rec
Im. kita I IN bsmty Z encl.
fYiYYbo b. X, NV wAAlsrsi IA s.e4ds. dssso''
COLORED = 1873 X ST. s,E, =
bath home. oil heat. completely
IedecQrated; only $40 80 mo. Mr.,
NEUMANN, MA. s-B7O0.
CQLORED-31aI ADAMS MILL nD,
heat, refsr,, screened porchss. y.
car ear.i el20. RA. $4,000.
CoLoRED--3 APTB.-Si2S
s..S, s,s-H: y. :.; stSiS tCii.:i S.ssa s%' s.i :
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HOUSES 10 SHARE
HOUSES WAMTfD 70 aERI

FURN. HOUSES Or more bedrms,
around Dec. 2s: Tor or 2 mo-;
eonv. PentAgon. Kt. e-l230.
FURN. HOUSE, with ct least 4 or
bedrooms and or I bathrooms
Also servant quarters with al
least bathroom. Good facilities
for entertaining essential. maxi
mum rent about $500 monthly
eau Mr. JOSE CARLOS RUIZ
60. 0-7l00 between ~ en-, and
pm. and between . pm. ano
b pm.
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$40 PER MO.
RADIANT HEAT

Easy" down payment vell-kept.
2-bedroom bungalow with large hv-
ms room. niee-size lot; schools
and bus stop real close; Sl0.5OO.
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$500 DOWN. S4b MO-. buys new
2-bedrm. BUNGALOW. unfurn. 7405
? ST.. carmody Hills. TU. 2-2735.
CLINTON - 4-bedrm. Cape Cod
lse. kit.' rec do.;oae IN; lge. side porch
fruit trees and flowers. Owner
transf. Must sell. Can buy with
low; low down payment, MOORE
A. MOORE. Realtors. RE. 6-S0o0,
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WEsT HYATTSVILLEi NI5,UUU--
Home and income; . apts.: de-
taehed lO-rm.. 2-bath. converted
corner home, in good eond.; va
cant: separate entrs.; bsmt; nil
hot-Water heat. Mr. BEHRENDT
La. B-SS53. Me. s-I5sl. JOHN
n HOKE. REALTOR
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CAMP bfEINGS---Econ0m sub
urban living Brick. and frame.
"a stories: bsmt; let Size, e6x
FdA. MOORE a. MOORE, Real
tors. RE. 6-S060. RE. $4,000.
CARMODY HTLLs-No MONEY
DOWN-2-bedrm BUNGALOW. Inn
med. possess. $50 per mo. Call
WA. T-4020
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rambler: has 8 bedrms., full bsmt, |:
immae. condition: immediate pos
session. Price, Sl2.950; easy FHA
terms. For details call Mr.. Mcoin-
nniss JU; z; 7,55g9; ;,.g ewes. Tg; e e
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FACTS

Prove this brick home TO be an
unusually good buy: lust $1,000
down and S6S q month. Excellent
living room. family-sile separate
dining room. completely equipped
kitchen, large screened porch and
full Walk-out basement: near
schools, buses and shopping. plus
q really good N. Arlington location.
Now available for immediate oe-
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OWNER moving 10 farm. Only
$1,000. Purchaser can assume
high mortgage. 2 bedrms., full
bsmt.. yard. pieket-fenced- close
TO everything. HE. 4-3500. Ewes.
JU. 9-304i. W. W. LEWIS.
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VAcANT-si5.450
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA
Modern brick rambler; 21-ft. Nv.
rm. with hrepl..- 3 oedrms.: near
public and paroehial schools.
HUGH T. PECK he, 4-6400
Sii .500-s BEDRMs.. ia baths.
lot 100x20O.
SIa.SOO - 3-bedrm. Stonetex
rambler with bSlnt; lot IooNls5.
ewes HA S-QOTQ
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OVERLOOKS COUNTRY CLUE
Transferred owner is selling this
4-level brick-and-frame split-level.
with q LIST trust Of nearly. $50.
600 at 4hzes. payments Si26 in
eludlng eyerythinE Deep lot with
MANY TALL TREES. overshadow 2
and one from dining rm. with
large sliding doorsl. 3 GOOD
SIZED bedrms.. IN baths. plus
rouehed-in bath and den IN 3rd
level Studio ceiling living rm.
with raised hearth fireplace. Ex-
cellent terms.
s G. oERAcH1s Co. JE. 2-e3i4
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sss0 DOWN and s64 per month
buys this 3-bedrm. home. IN con-
Venient Seat Pleasant; vacant,
move night IN. Call III 9 pm,
WA. 5000. ROBERT 9. DAVIS
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ZOE The SMALL FAMILYt We
offer q different style Of home
vt Nth ,,ia hish DPIsntisl ,s1 I1soNss. ane a Wv.
tied among trees. this contempo-
rary-styled rancher has 2 bed
rooms and den, equipped kitchen
and dining IT, living room has
fioor-to-ceihng fireplace wall and
IA It. Of CHEEKY window area look:
ing into the wooded yard, Liberal
FHA terms available, Call LURlA
BROS, Realtors. IA. 7-6500, 204S
NLLalcc.n. kI.Id
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ASSUME sI4,5O0 Az frst trust
on this lovely 3-bedrm. home in
Arlington's most coveted areas.
Separate din. rri-, fully equipped
kitchen. full bsmt with finished
rec. rm- Extras include wali-to-
vail carpetine; large lot. Priced
for immediate sale at only Sl7.95O
with monthly payments Of S95
including everything. Exclusive
Agents, The DARBY CO., Real
tors. 1919 Wilson blvd, IA. s.
1898. once open q til Q
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GREEN MEADOWs--AsisIume az,

loan; modern arm. rambler; eony
loe.. mr.. transp. and sehl.; $40. $50
Monthly payments. S63.0s. HUGH
T. PECK. RealtoT. He. 4-6400.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Meridian Hill Park

CoLoRED-sise6o; lamont !. st,
n.v.--Tapestry brk.. semidetached
0.rm, home. with tinished rec
modern kit. front porch, garass;
modest down payment JOHN r.
s1sHNAb svss'. Ab. gaESSao. oU' ''o'o7'
Asy SoHSSER RsNs ,ii, ESySNEzBgsE ySNEBgsE iessEEEEssru sEEs
Evening star., 1957-12-20

AN UNUSUAL, CHARMING bi-Ievei
rambler, 4 bedrooms: 2 full and
2 half baths. Dashboard hot-water
heat: ideas galore. beautiful
recreation room, brand-new and
in most convenient location in
the Metropolitan area $29,e50.
TINKLE PROPERTIES, IA.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
auusrs UMrunnIsHrp


coLoRnp-RENT AND BUY
ne, lpsaiIon; fniI 6smi'; lovely ist,
Tu. $1,000 Ia. b-0402 la. 0-01e2
col LoREp--NEAR CORAL HILfe
1900 EASY PL. Sc.
NJ s-Ssdrf9s, b, s,n ds, R5Iek colScnlssii S..si
iull bsmt.. Gas heat: vacant
siin n,fsa, w, ~avruo ~
Evening star., 1957-12-20

BRlARCLIfF--Lovely brick town
house; BETTER THAN NEWT Real
style and class In the true
''0eorgetoUn" manner. English
basement. family rm.. 3 his bed
sss.. Tms s, baths, s.I, lse ..sd:, st; pCren s6:
DELIGHTFULLY."- private hy costly sap
Inns fence. Low, Low 30sl PRANK
8. PHILLIPS. INC. DI. 7-14li.
ewes. OIL. 6-2442.
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n, POREsTvILLE, owner trans
ferred: must sell ,4-becrm. brick
,ge. uy. rm- sep. din. rm-. util.
rm.: churches, schools ana stores
conV. FHA appraised SIS. 800. No
brokers. RE. 6-7499: ewes. 10.
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HILLTOP HousE-This nearly new

HILLTOP H0usR-This nearly new
snow-White brick rambler with 3
commanding view Of the nearby
area features 3 bedrms.. 2 tile
baths. separate dining rm., full
equipped all-elec kitchen with
table space. Rec. area in full
bsmt.. hot-water Dashboard heat,
caTport. Stunning l25x200 level
lot in lovely residential area. Only
s25,45o, CRoWELL g. CO. INC
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COUNTRY CLuB AREl

MASS. AVE RXT.i wonderful view
OF Potomac RiVer-Kit. has wall
oven, dinette space, etc; 8 bed
rms. 2 baths. plus nursery or
once: full bsmt.. garage. pch.;
Z. BOGLKY OP ND. INC. OIL
0-r6OO. ewes OF. 4-sUes
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4 BEDRMs., 2ls BATHs-choice
n. Arlington residential area, walk
70 schools and express transp.
Large liy. rms with fireplace, for
NAL din. rm.. huge kitchen with
breakfast nook, full bsmt. with
paneled rec rm.. Gear detached
garage: hot-water heat: slate roof;
tree-shaded lot. Priced $1,000
Exclusive Agents. THE darcy
CO. Realtors, 2319 Wilson blvd,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
back to Washington before that

back to Washington before that
time.
Wismer's suit against Marshall
and Milton King. who he alleges
have mismanaged the Redskins
affairs. probably won't come to
trial for at least a year or Is
months. But George has left
that matter with Attorney Ber-
nard Nordlinger and. in the typi-
cal Marshall fashion. seemed
more concerned about who will
be named general manager Of the
Los Angeles Rams, and where
the Redskins will finish in ST.
Get that pennant," he COM
manded Coach Joe Kuharich as
they parted. Lets get WASH
ington a championship this
year"
You think I don't want TOP"
Joe replied.
X ~
Tie Jamaica race track may
or may not have the best horses
currently in action, the best
jockeys, ETC., as many fans think.
but it most certainly has the
Nations most distinguished chief
flag man in Willie Knapp. The
head nag man hoists his red
banner when the last horse
enters the starting gate as a
warning that the race is about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

to begin, and drops 1t when the
starter pushes the button.
Knapp. If you're under so and
unfamiliar with his career, is a
retired jockey who wrote turf
history by riding the appro-
priately named Upset to his
stunning victory over the great
Man o. War in the 1919 Sanford
Stakes at Saratoga. 1t was the
only defeat suffered by Big Red,
whom most racing fans of the
era consider the greatest race
horse in American annals.
Knapp, who rode for Col. E. r.
Bradley. Walter Jennings and
many other famous owners, con-
siders Exterminator, willis
Sharpe. KilmeI's famed gelding
and winner OF, the 1918 Ken
lucky Derby, as the greatest
horse he ever rode. Willie still
rates his Derby victory on Exter-
minator the. greatest thrill of a
career dating back to 1901.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

in a rollof in a sweep over
|Schaefer Beer. Fulford's blanked
jenkins Sheet Metal, Chatterbar
shut out Langley Sport Center
and Wheaton Paint swept Rob-
Iertson q Drinks. Other winners
were Harrison, Charles County
Giant Liquor and Central In
Isurance. The Bank of Maryland
Rockville match was unreported
The standings: Coca Cola, 65-
US; Rockville, $3.50: Fulford's,
5l-39; Harrison, 49-4l; Langley,
Cherner. Wheaton and Central
Insurance. 48-42 each; Charles
County. 46-44: Curles. 46-44:
Budweiser. 45-45; Chatterbar,
42-48: McDonald's Raw Bar, AZ
48; Jenkins Sheet Metal, 4l-49;
Schaefer Beer, 1888: Bank of
Maryland, 1855: Giant Liquor,
1886 and Robertson g. Drinks,
1857.
Capt. Jean Price and Specialist
Laura Gonsalves of the 9th Army
won the women's doubles cham
pionship of the All-Army tenpin
tournament at Fort Meade last
night with a score of 1.07A
Their victory gave 9Th Army
Ia sweep of both titles decided
last night as the West Coast
entry took the team title with
a nine-game total of $3.50. Run
nerup in the team event was the
Armed Forces of the Far East
entry with 9,697. followed by the
host I'd Army, 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04

Whether by design or ac-
cident. the Redskins have cor
rallied most of the towns top
radio-Tv sports talent to air
their 1867 home games. At last
count the only one missing was
Harry Wismer, who used to de-
scribe the action down on the
field of play and throw in a
-by-play on visiting celebri-
ties for good measure. Now
everybody but the weatherman
has finger in the pie.
In addition to Jim Gibbons
and Arch Mcdonald, working
with Jim on one TV segment.
Dan Daniels and Jim Simpson
will be paired on another. Eddie
Gallaher and a chap by the
name of Dixon will team up
on one radio hook-up, and
Bill Malone and Bob Wolff will
speak over another. Ray Michaels
will do the park announcing and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-04
ATCHISON'S
A N e
BY LEWIS r. ATcHIsoN

Gene Archer will return as fea-
tured signer with the band.
Archer. who replaced Wismer
on the Redskins board of direc-
tors last year, will be starting
his 10th season as soloist, out
dating everybody but George
Marshall.
With that lineup it's impos-
sible to imagine the Redskins
getting the worst of 1t on a mid
week sports roundup. And II
would be interesting to tune in
Sundays to hear the various and
fascinating tales Of what is hap
pening below. They might be a
little hard to match.
+ \ \ \
Yesterday was getaway day.
for Marshall, although he'd
frown on that time-honored race
track expression. The Redskins
boss headed for California to
await the squads arrival in July,
unless urgent business calls him
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ARhAa
Star stan Photo

with Ceramic Tile, she held a
pace Of las. in spite of a stumble
like that of last night.
Four times in the course Of a
month Mrs. Jones hung up
personal highs in a career which,
in the last several years, has
become steadily brighter until
now she is a strong candidate for
the No. ! ranking here. In the
District Minor she rolled a game
OF $50. In the Anacostia Spill
way Doubles she shot a 426 set.
In the Arlington Handicap she
rolled $50 for five games, and in
the four-game John Dennis
Singles, associated with the
National Duolipin Congress tour
nament in progress at Bladens-
burg. she Tailed 522, which leads
the women's division Of the
event. IA
y, 49, 4
Two weeks from tomorrow,
Mrs. Jones will clash with Fran
els Wilson on Dutkpin Derby at
WMAL-TV. They, suffered to-
gether last night in a match at
Wheaton between William C.
Voight and Fulfofd's Radio,
whichs Miss Wilson captains.
Miss Wilson rolled, a skinny
317 and thus lost the league lead.
While her average was sliced to
114-31. Bobbie Jones of Wash
ington Brick rose to the top with
a 375 that lifted her average to
114-75. Ann Habercom of WASH
ington Brick, third. shot 1856 for
112-72.
Fulford's Iced was nicked to
a mere eight games when run
nerup Chatterbar swept Rays
Bar and Grill. Hildur Lagos
135-361 was high for Chatterbafl
In a showdown match for Sec
ond place. It left Chatterbar a
game to the good. ~
Mrs. Lagos 36l was third best
of the evening" behind Bobbie
Jones 375 and Inez Rhine's 374.
both for Washington Brick.
which blanked Bank of Mary
land. ~sssf
Food Service Equipment de-
feated Southeast Nash and Con9I
gressional Shopping City beat
King Pin. both by 81. Shirley
Duvall, newcomer, rolled I24-
348 for Congressional.
Other stars were Kathleen
Marsh. Southeast Nash, l25-357:
Beryl Meyer, King Pin, l2O-353.
and Jane MacCord, Food Service,
349.
The standings: Fulford's,
$3.50; Chatterbar. 50-40; Rays
Bar, 49-41; Washington Brick,
45-45: Food Service, 43-47: Con-
gressional, 43-47; Rank of
Maryland. 42-48: William c.
Voight, 41-49; Southeast Nash,
flag. and King Pin, 1852.
= + -
Frank Krenlich Of Fulford's
Radio was outstanding in the
District Mems Minor League at
437, including games of 149, l39
and 149. Two others topped 400,
Bob Hynek with 148-409 for
Harrison Roofers and Posey
Cronk at l54-402 for Charles
County Amusement.
Art Weston of Cherner Motor
rolled a ITS game in a 395 set
and Jimmy Carroll Of Wheaton
Paint shot a l61 in a 397.
Sonny Weldon. who meets
Gerry Stair in Duckpin Derby
tomorrow night at WMAL-TV,
rolled 38l for Harrison Roofers
while Sair was marking UP 364
for Curles Movers.
Coca Cola won the first game
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West Virginia Topped
For Kentucky TOURNEY

LEXINGTON. KY, April 4 A.
West Virginia. the Nations
No. z basketball team in the
l956-57 season. was named to-
day to complete the field for the
fifth University of Kentucky In
vitational Tournament next De-
cember 1921.
NCAA champion North Caro-
lima. third-ranked Kentucky
and Minnesota were picked pre-
viously.
West Virginia posted a 25s5
record this season. losing in an
upset to Canisius in the first
round of the NCAA tourney.
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

When Phyllis Jones rolled a
set Of 800 in the Capital Women's
Major League last night, it
cooled .-e6 one Of the hottest
streaks ever attained by Wash
ington woman duckpinner.
For a month of bowling in the
Capital Major. with the William
C. Voight team, she averaged
125. Over the same period in the
District Women's Minor League,
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Tag Teams Top
Mat Program

Wildman Fargo and Wildman
Stevens. who claim to be the best
wrestling tag team in the coun-
Try. will attempt to prove it. when
they take on The Great Scott and
Chief Big Heart in the feature
match tonight at Capitol Arena.
The team battle at $3.50 is
scheduled for two-out-of three
fails Commute time limit and
will not be televised.
Four other bouts are on to-
nights program. DR.. Jerry Ora
ham meets Gene Dubuque, Reyes
Rodriguez takes on Joe Scarpa.
Cowboy Rocky Lee wrestles Len
Rossi and Oyama Kato grapples
with Enrico Ventura. 40
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Loi Stops German

MILAN. April 4 tP.-Duilio
Loi of Italy, European light
weight champion. stopped Karl
Heinz Bick, German champion.
on a technical knockout at 2;42
of the last round in a nontitle
Il0-round fight tonight.
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Trainer, 90, Honored

SAN MATEO, Calf, April 4
R.-Joe Cooper. Sc. the Nations
oldest race horse trainer. is be-
ing honored at Bay Meadows to-
day. He and his wife are cele-
brating their 63d wedding ami
versary. Cooper retired in 1850
after a 70-year career.
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Dickey in HosnitnI

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. April
4 R.-Coach Bill Dickey of the
New York Yankees was taken to
a hospital yesterday after he
complained Of severe headaches.
The former catcher has been
having trouble with his teeth.