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10Th ST. NV.

Superb small once building site,
a65S So #; 32-ft frontaRe BY
sversge depth Of 90 IT,: zoned LIST
commercial; at sea Can set addi-
tlonal iS-ft frontage at $50. CAL
Mr.. GrezE, ST. $1,000.
JAMES l DIXON & CO. Realtors
End COMML.
gath AND BLADENsBURG Nh.
1000 So. p. At 50 80 50. p.
Priced Low for Quick sale
RE. 1881 EN-. 2-3699
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
STROUT
CATALOG

Mailed FREE Farms, Homes. Bust
nesses; Coast to Coast, "a States,
3,is6 properties described, bargains
galore, many pictures; livestock,
eapt., crops. furnishings often in
cIuded: many with low down pay
ice WORLDS LARGEST BUY and
SAVE thru STROUT REALTY,
ll3S-N Woodward Bldg, Washing
ton, gTerling 3-37S4.
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Deep Creek Lake. Nd.

DNNb VI VIZ 11ClIAN14 4FINAs
Beautiful large log house in the
mountains on improved road. 200
IT. lake frontage Fully furnished.
all conveniences, furnace, 2-car
garage, 2 sailboats. canoe. dock.
$4,000 Terms Also 100 #.
lakefront lots for sale, w. d.
PATTON Mdecaaeenry, Nd Phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

YEAR-ROUND masonry cottage
New cond,. many extras: 81 500 On.
DIR: Md. Rte. 5 through Wal
dorf, Hughesville to GUYS Corner.
then Rte. 235 70 CAPE ST. MARYs.
N. G. HINES & SON
IA 7-1660 EVEa IA S.1nan
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OUT or TOWN ZEAL ESTATE

sHRPHERDSTOWN. W. VAIL
rln. stone home with Ice from
tage on Potomac river, Good boat
ina and hshing Beautiful hill top
view Ideal home for retirement.
Must be seen 10 be appreciated.
Really priced 10 sell. r. z, LUTz,
423 w. King st., Martinsburg.
w. Va. dial Amherst 7-6b41,
WATERFORD. vA.-Lovely( stone
TO town. An mod. attractive
grounds. 40 mi, D. G. Also old
stone home built 1867. Ideal for
restoring. Elec., lge. fireplace,
orchard. stone barn, garage, 3
chicken houses. 81 acres. tn.
KING WILLIAMS COUNTY, VA
307 acres, "a wooded. balance open
land. 5000 II. river frontage.
suitable for hunting, fishing. club,
country home. etc 80 miles from
Richmond. Good road, house and
outbuildings need repair. Ideal for
waterfront subdivision. Call own
err, MR.. LUTES, OIL. 0-9490. week
day ewes.
MT. HOME, excel. for week ends
and vacations. Arm. house with
2 acres OF timber and acres OF
dens. best Of hunting and fishing.
LOG. 70 Shenandoah County. 10
miles W. Of Woodstock, Va. in big
North Mountain. $1,000 cash. ia.
5-1366 Mon. through Wed. s-5 pm.
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OPEN HOUSE

ALL DAH-ALL WEEK, New de
luxe mountain lodges and cabins on
wooded mountain sites, ready to
move into and ready to turn on
the water and lights. Living rm.,
kitchen. 2 bedrms.. bath, screened
in living porch and ample parking
area with good driveways. Priced
from $500 up; or we will build
and finance your cabin. lodge or
WAsHiNaToN: Come S out o. 81 50
TO- y. s. is and turn left. Go S
miles to our sign, or come cut q. s.
29-211 to. State Hwy. 234 at Stone
House and turn right: come to q. s.
10 ana turn right; come miles to
LUCY }. GORE, PRESIDENT
BULL RUN MOUNTAIN ESTATES
COLEMAN G. GORE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
HAYMARKET, VA.
Phone Haymarket 4-3352
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CHESAPEAKE BAY

$50 It, plus fronting on the bay.
Over ] 2 acres wooded. Exc. hunt
ing, fishing, Grabbing and SWIM
ming Electricity. This is a choice
site on Taylor Island on Mary
lands Eastern Shore. Reasonable.
Liberal financing.
JAMES j. HERO
REALTOR so. 6-7290
I044 FITzALLEN RD.
al I'm pTTRNTF Mn
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MOST RFGUTTFTT. VIEW AZ water

mOSI bEAOAHG VI VIEW VI NobcA
in Northern Virginia, 90 acres
heavily timbered with clearing on
hill. Lawn. flower garden, stately
trees Magniflcent view Of Aauia
Greek at wide point and beyond
to Potomac River and MARY land
shore Dogwood tree entrance.
Large mouse has z rms. bed
rms. IA baths, garage three
porehes Second mouse. also neat
as a pin. has rms, bath, base
ment, two porches. Two wells.
Latticed pump b luse entWineo
with roses. A de.ightful place
on the water for committing or
retirement home. i,l6S II Of
good shore with boat landing
Priced low at 100000 40 niles
from d. c, over Shirley hwy. and
No. ] See it-you viii enjoy
the view.
PATEs- MASSEY ms. 4 RJTY.
STAFFORD, VA. Oidheld q-27o0
Residence oldneld e-2ls4.
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VACATION PLACES

BEVERLY BEACH-Rent weekly;
2-bedrm. home; blks. beach. oil.
4-l01o.
KITTY HAWK. N, CAROLINA
Attractive, completely modern
ocean cottages, furniahed; reas.
rates. EN-. 2-69s1 or Ju. e-2lO4.
CEDARHURsT. MD. -Cottags for
winning, tishins. IA. 2-7ii4s 800
FLORIDA FoR MD. .sWAP-wiIi
exchange use Of my beautiful Ft.
Lauderdaie home on water for va
cation period IN Nd. or Del. beach
ANN Mon O LA. s-S57s. A A''e' ~
COVE POINT BEACH, MD.--Attrac.
side shower sleep. pen: fenced
yd shade trees. Steps q or more:
ideal for family: wk. or mo.
solomon Is 4942 or FE. 3-4163.
TRY A FARM VACATION. Swim
ming pool. excellent food. GAL
tht-sburR 154-W.
COTTAGES. week OF season. near
Gettysburg, Pa. 40 mi. d G.. along
beaut. mountain stream: swim. hsh,
sRiaff fL wT ntsm,t ARs M SLA Rts'
HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES AND
COUNTRY HOUSE, with A-bed-
rms all completely furn. and
swimming pool; from S4b per
week Lu. 4-6212.
COBB IsLAND-New cottaee on
water: all mod. cow. pvt. pier
and boat: $50 wk Inboard mo-
tor boa. aysil. Cell WeekdAys'
VIRGINIA BEACH, vA.--3 bedrm..
furn. hse. mr.. ocean, ID peh.,
mod. and cow, IA. S-76e6. EA.
3-fDlO-
FURNISHED SUMMER COTTAGE
) rooms, for rent in South Ash
field Mass for 2 months; $3.50
mo WA 7-7ss9. or write Mr.,
Frederick Hillman The Round
Manse South Ashheld Mass.
CABIN IN SHENANDOAH VALLEY
Quiet. restful Fishing and
swim nTby Aceomd Hot,
cod water Reas. rates Wkends-,
WHY. or By mo. HE. 4-g42i
GLOUCESTER, MASS. - Excel.
Wingaersheek Bch.. 3 bedrns.. 2
baths. new fuTn. home on strictly
pvt, beach with white sand dunes
and calm ocean water, Ideal for
children Owner leaVins for Ru-
BEVERLY BEACH cOTTAGEs-
priVil Eau after 3 ueekdasS.
~ S-feeA'
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ALSO

GuESTHOUsE or retirement home
with "a acres. suitable for yr.-
round living. Priced $1,000 under
cost. Oil h.-w heat.
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FORCEn SAIE

houses on Q lots. both used ".
around, one log cabin, one white
frame, In waterfront dev,, with ell
IIKE CDIITAIIK
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L0TS, ACREAGE WANTED

CAsH-Sloping wooded lot in
Northern Va. wanted by private
party. Box 146-J. Star.
LOT, suitable for small apartment
building. west Of Rock Greek Park.
Cash. AID. 4-1495. 16s
like TO TRADE EQUITY in several
4-family apt houses or 2-family
fats for building lots in d. c. or
nearby Prince Georges County.
Call daily. 90; JOHN L. SHELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

a page out Of a magazine. 3-bed-
I'm rambler, - baths. huge liy.
rm. dinette beautiful kit: corner
lot. 120'xl50'. with view Of water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

WATERFRONT HOME ideal for re-
tirement Large lot with modern
bungalow Own artesian well Price
IS 600. New catalogue on request.
MATTHEWS q COMPANY
Cambridge, Maryland
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
SUMMER CAMPS

BOYS, IL to 10; z1-day camping
trip TO Canada, July z through
2S. Fishing, swimming, BOATING.
hiking. etc. Write WAHBCA
TOURS, P.O. Box 743 Silver
Spring, Nd.
CAMP--&I2 WIKI JuIy-Aug.i boys,
girls S-l6.. fish, horses; REQ. fold
er. Box 500, Harrisonburg. Va.
Ref. PO. 2-3079 aft. $40 pm.
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SCHWARTZ

REALTOR
DEALE, ND. UN. T-SS7l
YoUR WATERFRONT sPEciALIsT
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This is a wonderful buy . acres
Of land. nicely shaded. sand beach
deep water. excellent harbor In
proved BY q .-fsmily hoLse with 2
apts.. separste entrances; Rarase
and dsh pond: completely fur
nished Excellent terms on all.
Ruby Downs, Broker
Downs Bldg, UN. 1881
Deale, Md.
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN BEACH. MD.--ls-acre cot
tage lot by owner; cash preferred.
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WATERFRONT LOT
As low as $3.50 full price. We
viii build on these lots for you.
BAY REALTY
Edgewater. Nd, Mayo Rd., Central
Ave. Extended, University 7-4212 or
T-9GO9
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WOODED
ACREAGE TRACTS
S495

Your choice of over fifty y 10
2-ssre bldg. sites in RIVERwooD
EARNS; q part Of CAPE ST
1uxENT RIVER 3 beaches. pic
mic area and protected Yacht
basin; paved streets. TELEPHONE and
cleo. already in. Representative
always on property. Call for free
brochure
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Three Great RlIvs

/. A California ranch type. Just
COMPLETED. bedrms.. . baths. large
nv. rnl., din. rm. and kit. l v acres
OF land. shaded By large oaks and
nicely 'andScaDed. Dashboard heat
Within the town.
.. In Sylvan Shores. 2 bedrms
bath, liy. rm.. din. rm, kit and
fireplace, dutch oven patio LARGE
rooms Community pier. lovely sand
beach. best Of swimming, fishing
and grabbing.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-28
Canaan Community News
Converse Family Konored Here In
Special Program At Baptist Church

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Converse, Car
oil, Joan, Kathy, Joy and Jimmy
were the honored guests Saturday
night at Big Darby Baptist Church
at fellowship supper and This
is Your Life" program. While Mrs.
George Capps played background
music, Frank (Ralph EdwardS)
Roby told the story of many hap
penings in the lives of this family
who have played such an import
ant part in the lives of our COM
munity through church, school, 4
II Clubs, Grange, Farm Bureau,
P.T.O., the Y.W.CA., Extension
work and any other places where
they could serve. To make the
story more graphic, Edward Hen
mis- showed slides, beginning with
the marriage of Ed and Louise and
ending with pictures of their new
home in Florida, where they will
be after this week. The Converses
were presented with a Revere
electric skillet. The affair was ar
ranged by a committee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Slyh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Williams and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hennis. Nearly eighty
folks were present.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-28

Miss Karen Meeker has complet-
ed the secretarial course at the
Columbus Business College.
Mr. and Mrs. DAVID Splitter of
Dayton, Trotwood, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Teddy
Meeker. Mr.. Splitter was coach at
Canaan a few years ago.
Mrs. Robert Lombard and Mrs.
Mary Roby attended the annual
meeting of the District 10 Home
Demonstration Council on Thurs
day at cambridge.
Lloyd Roby, Frank Roby, Ed
ward Hennis, and Lee Campbell
attended the Swine Banquet Fri
day night at the Youth Building
at the Madison County Fair
grounds.
Mrs. Lloyd Roby, assistant lead
er and the Canaan Premimum
Strivers, Girls All Club, invited
all their families to Mrs. Roby's
home recently to honor their lead
ar, Mrs. Louise Converse, who is
moving to Florida this week.
About fifty were there to remin-
isce over the sixteen years of All
Club work under the leadership of
Mrs. Converse and her able assist
ants. Tea, sandwiches, punch, and
cookies were served. The present
All Club gave her a purse, and the
others, money to purchase some
thing ito remember them by"
Carole Smith Rings presented her
with a luncheon cloth with the
history of the Canaan Premium
Strivers depicted in textile paints.
Bill Boggs spent the weekend
with Tom Roby.
Harry Spring, Chester Livings-
ton, John Fry. Jack Roby, Al
Farmwald, Frank Roby, Kenneth
Slyh, Lloyd Roby, Warren Har-
bage and Arthur Meeker were
guests of the Purina Feed Mill at
Urbana at lunch and for a tour of
the plant one day last week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-28
leual Notices
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
Seaied bids will be received by the
eCIoL or PublIc Service and Safe
" OF the City of London, State Of
Ohlo, at the office of said director
uhtll twelve o'clock noon, Friday
March l4th, 1858, for the purchase,
py said city, of an automobile to be
USED USED as a police cruiser and for the
SSale' bY said city, Of the present po-
Ice cruiser The bid price for the
present police cruiser shall be sub
tracted from the bid price for the
new cruiser, now proposed to be
purchased, in order to determine
the lowest and best bid.
Each bid must contain the full
name of every. person or company
interested in the same and be ac-
companied by proposal bond i'm the
amount of $4,000 to the satisfaction
and Safety or a certified check on
some solvent bank in the same
amount, as a guaranty that if the
bid is accepted, q contract will be
entered into. Said proposal bond or
certified check shall be retained as
and for a performance bond. How
ever, where the same person or
company submits more than one
bid, only one proposal bond or GER
titled check is necessary. Should
any bid be rejected. such certified
check will be forthwith returned to
the bidder and should any bid be ac-
cepted such certified check will be
returned upon the proper execution
and performance of the contract.
Specifications for said automobile
are now on file with the Director OF
Public Service and Safety and with
the City Auditor.
Bidders are required to use the
bid forms which will be furnished
on request by the Director of Public
Service and Safety, City Auditor or
City Solicitor.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
George Wickline, Director
of Public Service x Safety
Feb 81 Mar
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-28

I Miss organn Hammond,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Hammond of Route 2. Plain City
and Richard Lee Siders, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gaynell Siders of
Powell were united in marriage at
2 p. m. Sunday at the Plain City
Presbyterian Church by the Rev.
Mark Allen. They were attended
by Miss Martha Pennington, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis P. Hammond and
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Siders. Mrs.
Siders is employed at the Hunt
ington National Bank in Columbus
and Mr. Siders is a salesman in
Delaware.
Miss Martha Pennington, one of
the 1857 graduates at Jonathan
Alder, is employed as secretary at
the Ohio Seed Improvement Com
pany in Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barr and
family spent last weekend with his
parents at Morristown, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Marken and
Sharon of Ironton were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Hammond and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fry have
been on the sick list - flu.
Miss Carol Converse will spend
the rest of the school year with
her aunt, Mrs. Julia Walker. Carol
is Senior at Jonathan Alder.
|
Out of town Sunday callers at
the E. B. Converse home were the
Rev. Paul Durfey, Mrs. Durfey
and Carolyn, Verle McClain, Ber-
neece and Butch, of Columbus;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. McClain and
Colleen of Alexandria.
BIG DARBY BAPTIST CHURCH
Cradle Roll - Gas a. m.
Sunday School - 9:45 a. m.
Junior Church - 1920 a. m.
Worship Service - 1890 a. m.-
500 p. m.
Birthdays - George Capps, Rob-
ert Reece, Julia Walker, Judy
Young.
AT the School of Missions Sun
day evening, the play II Have
Spoken To My Children" was CIV
en- with the following cast: Gran
ny - Marianne Fry; Zelda Will
llams - Carol Converse; Annie
Brown - Carolyn Boggs; Bruce
Williams - Roby Hennis; Hank
Walker - Bob Bishop; Jennie
Williams - Judy Carter; Police
man - David Harper.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1958-02-28

Miss Karen Meeker has complet-
ed the secretarial course at the
Columbus Business College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
Hood, Comedies
Will Play Again
AT UIine April 1o

Lew Hoad and Pancho Con-
zales. who played before Wash
ington'S greatest indoor tennis
crowds here five weeks ago, will
return to Uline Arena with
Jack Kramer's pro troupe on
Saturday. April 10.
The featured pair will play a
three-set match. Tony Trabert
and Pancho Segura will meet in
an eight-game set. Also on the
program will be a doubles match
pairing Trabert and Gonzales
against Hoad and Segura.
Hoad whipped Gonzales in
straight sets here February Is
and IA. and later ran up an
1879 lead on the 100-ma.ch
tour. But Gonzales. the de-
Tending professional champion
since has narrowed the Aus
tralian's margin to 21-18.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
us. Skiers Star
In Alpine Meet;
Miss Snite Wins

ZAKoPANE, Poland. Mar
20 R.-Betsy Snite of Nor
wich, VT, won the women's
giant SALON.. and three other
Americans. in their first ap-
pearance behind the Iron Cur
tain, gained high places yes
terday in the Zakopane Inter-
national Alpine skiing carnival
Penny Pitou Of Guilford. N
H.. was second in the women's
giant slalom. ahead of Frances
Danielle Felinge. Madi Spring
er-Miller Of Stowe, VT, was
fourth.
Tom Corcoran of Stowe, fin
ished fifth in the mems giant
slalom. won by Adrien DuVil-
lard of France.
A loud cheer went up from
the crowd when it swas an
nounced that Miss Snite was
victor in the race. staged over
a mile-long course with SO
strategic gates. Her time was
/ minute 1871 seconds.
The American girls have been
favorites in this Ultra Noun
tain resort.
Miss Pitou was beaten by only
one-tenth Of a second, finish
ing behind Miss Snite in 1882
Miss Felinge, winner Of the title
last year, was clicked in 1888 S
Miss Springer-Miller' time was
1:40.2.
Corcoran probably would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
TuIIoch Not for Sale,
.Aussie Owner Insists

SYDNEY. Australia, Mar. 20
R.-A $350.000 offer for Tul-
loch. Australia's leading race
horse, has been refused and the
owner said today, THE horse
is not for sale at any price"
The offer was made by Frank
Oferrall, a London bloodstock
agent. acting on behalf Of Will
bur Clark, Las Vegas hotel
owner.
Tulloch, q sway-backed 81
year-old. has won many Of
Australia's leading stakes. He
is regarded by some horsemen
as superior to Phar Lap, Aus
tralia's famous runner OF the
early 1930s.
There Is no chance OF my
ever selling Tulloch," said the
owner. E. A. Haley. 1.-The
$350,000 offer is a remarka BILE
tribute but I am not interested
II the price is doubled"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
St. Petersburg Coll
Gets Under Way
With $50 Entries

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.
Mar. 20 DIFF Pete Cooper
can put together four rounds
Of golf as neatly as he did a
year ago, the Florida born
veteran should be able to win
his second straight $4,000 St
Petersburg Open.
The 42-year-old Cooper fired
a nifty 269-15 strokes under
par-to win last year. Par foI
the 6.387-yard Pasadena Coli
Club course is 36-36-71.
Bill Casper Of Apple Valley
Calf. and Arnold Palmer OF
Latrobe. Pa. two of the younger
stars. and Doug Ford. playing
out Of Mahopac. N. Y. are
rated top threats to dislodge
Cooper's crown. Ford, the reign
ing Masters champion. won al
Pensacola. ending a long VIC
tory drought.
There were 135 pros and Is
amateurs paired for today's
opening.
The field will be cut to the
so low-scoring pros and ties
plus 10 amateurs, for the 11nal
two rounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
Aussie Girl Sets
-lO0-Yurd Record

SYDNEY. Australia, Mar. 20
B.-Marlene Matthews clipped
one-tenth of a second of
the women's world record for
the l00-yard dash and beat
Betty Cuthbert. the Olympic
gold medalist, in the final of
the Australian championship
at the Sydney Sports Ground
today. Her time was 1913
seconds.
Miss Matthews had equaled
the world record of 10.4 Sec
onds in her heat, in which Miss
Cuthbert did not compete. Miss
Cuthbert won her heat in los
seconds.
1t was the first time Miss
Matthews defeated Miss Cuth-
bert in an important title race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20

until he misses, with the other
guarding him. While ! stood
there George hit IL in a row
Real Mccoy
II said to myself, hes the
real McCoy'-if he can do IL
with the pressure on. Well
he answered that question
quickly. He's only a sophomore
II he continues to improve he'll
be as good as anybody ever
turned out here. I'd make only
one exception to that-Elgir
Baylor"
The Lions opponent tomor.
row night, Norfolk Catholic
beat st. Paul's Of Portsmouth
in the State Catholic playoffs
thus getting even for 81 anc
80 point defeats in the regu-
liar season. The Crusaders
victory was the biggest shockel
in the history Of the State
championships.
IT saw that game against st
Paul's," Dryer says. "St
Paul's comes on the floor anc
is getting beat and it looks like
the players are thinking. this
can't happen to us. And while
they're thinking that, the
game goes out the window
Everybody says we should beat
Norfolk. but everybody said the
same thing to st. Paul's. too
I don't mind telling you. if my
boys go out there thinking thi.
is a snap, they're in trouble
BILL FUCHS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
.Wyndburgh Is 81
In Grand National

LONDON, Mar. 20 (R.-
British bookmakers today
quoted Wyndburgh as the 9-1
betting favorite for the Grand
National Steeplechase - only
nine days before the worlds
toughest horse race is run at
Aintree, near Liverpool.
The price dropped slightly
from Monday when Wyndburgh
was assessed as a 10-l chance.
Prices also were cut on the
second and third choices. Hart
Royal moved to 1907 and
Goosander to 1871
Sam Brownthorn, only
American-owned entry in the
race. was quoted at 50-1-the
same as on Monday. The
United States hope is owned by
Tim Durant of Hollywood,
Calf, and is being trained in
Ireland by Vincent O'Brien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-20
British Cars May Push
Ferroris at Sebring

SEBRING. Fla, Mar. 20 up.
1.-The always dangerous Fer
raris Of Italy and two "sleepers"
from England-Aston- Martin
and Lister Jaguar-will be in
the spotlight in Saturdays
Florida Grand Prix of Endur-
ance. the top North American
sports car race.
Ferrari. with a three-car
entry from the factory in Mo-
dena. Italy, and drivers from
the cream Of the worlds crop,
must be given a favored role
IN the 12-hour speed battle.
The Italian factory won the
worlds championship last year
and took the lead this year with
Q one-two finish in the 1000
kilometer race January 26 in
Buenos Aires, the first of seven
races on the worlds champion
ship calendar. Sebring is the
second.
Many experts here think,
however. that Aston-Martin
and Lister Jaguar may pull a
surprise in the Sebring race.
Both cars are unknown guam
titles in racing competition
but both are arousing a lot of
interest.
The Aston Martin factory in
Feltham has entered two cars
that are reported to be vastly
improved over anything the
company has previously sent
into competition. And the firm
has enlisted as its top driver
Stirling Moss, the skillful
Briton who is famous for his
ability to get the most out of
any car he drives.
Yesterday. in the first prac-
tice runs over the 5.2-mile
Sebring course which twists
and turns around an aban-
doned air terminal. Moss was
clicked on one lap at 3 minutes
23.6 seconds.
The lap record for the
course in official competition,
set last year by Jean Behra
Of France in the winning Mes
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DuYis to Perform
For South Cuqers

RALEIGH, N. c.. Mar. 20
(R.-Maryland's Nick Davis
will join teammate John Ma
cincik on the South squad for
. the first North-South All-Star
basketball game here March %
Davis and Temple Tucker OF
Rice completed the South
squad, to be coached by Ever
EFT Case of North Carolina
! State. The North squad will be
coached by Joe Lapchick Of st
Johns of New York.
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Cage PIuyoffs
BEGIN TONIGHT

The District Recreation De-
partment will begin its Class
B Women's basketball league
playoffs tonight with two
games at Western High School.
The Falcons play AAA at 8
O'Clock and the Rockettes meet
the Cortez Peters at 9. Two
other flrst-round games are
scheduled Tuesday night at
Western, the Crickets against
BuPers and Agriculture De-
partment against the League
No. 2 runnersup, still unde-
cided.