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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

NEAR MRS. K's-Here is q res
oportunity for the handy man x
buy far below replacement cost. I
large-briek, slAte-roof Colonial, IL
need Of decorating; 3 twin-sizec
bedrooms, 2 tiled baths plus tollei
in basement; WRlk-up semi1nishec
attic: porch, garage; large shady
lot. A bargain at $22. $50. A. j
kESSINGER a. CO., JU. 9-4544
OFF EAsT-WEsT HWY. = Loyely
Colonial. with 8 lge. bedrmS., ~
baths. liV. I'm. with firepl.. family
fsmodeIed @ III, S Screened poreh Hs
and attached garage, nicely land
scaped level lot; will sell FHA,
S20.750. 10, 6-36e7, SUBURBAN
PROPERTY MOT.
ONE-FLOOR LIVING in this un-
usually attractive de luxe rambler
with 8 tWin-sized bedrooms, 2 tile
baths; excellent financing. S21,e5O.
A. J; KEssINoER 4 co. JU.
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or FAST-WEST HWY -
Owner Transferred

81 .OOO and payments Of S12s Per
mo. win buy you . 4-no. old, g.
bedrm., 1z-bath, with full bsmt.
and rec. rm., briek-stone rambler.
P5s P5ised 60 81 600 under market market o.
tranSp. Call WI. 6-456b.
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co,
WA. 7-4bOO REALTORS
Evening star., 1959-11-21

3-bedroom brick Colonial: separate
dining room. modern kitchen,
breakfast area. Powder room on
first floor. Pull basement above
ground level, 2-car garage. Excel
lent terms. 500, 800.
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ADAMS MILL RD. NV.
Between Lamont and Park I'd
Lee. house. ; bedrms. and more II
needed. Two u and / full baths:
entr.. on , streets; ideal for lge
family or roominE house. Call
Mr.. Metzger with
JAMES L. DIXON a. CO., REALTORS
ST. $4,000; Ewes, CO. 5-3372
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Thompson Co., JU. $4,000


POTOMAC HUNT-Authentie 4.
bedrm. Colonial on q lovely acrel
with stables and small tenant
house. A hne elose-in country
SS5EcIPfrty SEIT & SSiess SAgNEy SflSS EsprOfTstion
6962. A. 8. GARDINER a co.
INC. Ma. s-3923.
POTOMAC, TWO ACRES - LonE,
low and loyelyi Big brk. rambler
on q beautiful knoll with distant
views: 3 twin-sise bedrms.. 2h
baths, full basement, hot-wateT
heat. Gear Earage; $3.50 Mr.
Gasque. AK. 1924. FRANK 9.
PHILLIPS, INC, OIL. 2-7OO6.
RIVER RID. AREA (Very close "a
D. c. linel-Spae. brick Colonial;
center hall, powder rm.. lEe. scr
peh;, attach. gar; 3 bedrms.. 2
baths up; quality constr. through
GNpRIs REALTY. IsT9s o. d S5s.iSSSi s.sSSS
ROCKvILLE-Remodeled 4-bedYm.
"a bath, older type Colonial;
bsmt., oil h.-w. heat; huge lot,
lOOxl9O; vacant: will trade. Ask
ing $23,S0O. BEERS BROS, JU.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - SI2,-
g15, S400. down buys this possible
4-bedrm. home. Beautifully land
seaped. near shopping; sc. BOG
LEY, PO. 2-6l5l, ewes. Mr.. Blue
bond, PO. 2-69l4.
ROCKVILLE (Twinbrook) By OWN
ER-Cape Cod; 4 bedrms., ~
baths; newly decor, excel. eond;
1repl,; hagstone patio; extras: en-.
closed handicapped lot W/trees
swimming pool membership. As.
sumo 4so OF loan or FLA; S14,.
$50. GA. 4-90s7. No agents.
ROCKVILLE, oaithersburg = 2
acre or 4 bedrm.. 2 or ~
bath ramblers on wooded lots
sea. $50 and up. Want acreage
and q beautiful home? call 9. Z
BOGLEY, PO. 2-6l6l, ewes, Mr.
Bluebond, Po. 2-6914.
ROCKVILLE. MARYvALE-Vacant;
$396 dn., no settlement ehgs. 8
bedrm. ramb. bsmt.. storm wind i,
fenced lot, earport. LO. 5-3740
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
Forest Estates Homes
Nr. Sligo Creek Park

GAIIHEkSBURG AhEA, home ano
income-Sell or rent with option
e, e buy Wv b, SsdIms' inns liy; rmi; lge
walk to store, school; bus at door
Needs repairs. Only $4,000 OF
500 mo. DU. 7-64l5.
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PEACH ORCHARD hts

Monte. %. NEW custom ramblers
on sl-aere lots. All brick with
eenter-hen entrys, 2 baths, tiled
bsmtss double carports: priced in
Evening star., 1959-11-21
HoUsEs FOR SALE-MD.

WOODHAVKN - LeVely s-bedrm
rambler, with rec. rm. lnreplD
6ailt-in gar. wooded lot; With
house. Priced at emily S26, 900 foF
quick sale.
C. ALLEN sHERWIN. INC.
En-. 3-4460 WO. 6-734S
OIL. 6-Ie7s
SI5.050; WALK 10 sIL. sPo. shop
ping "a bedrms-. lge hy. rm.,
din. nm: full bsmt.: 21S-ft. level
lot. GRAHAM CO. ~. 5-60l0.
ATTENTION = cOL0RED "a rms
with bath; half acre lot: nr. An
drews Field and shopping. Call
OWNER, Ma 7-253b.
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4-bedroom, 2-bath brick Cape Cod
separate dining room. all-electric
kitchen, paneled rec. room. SlS,-
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FOREST GLEN
KNOLLS

PREVIEw. FOREST GLEN
AREA, SPARKLING SPLIT
FOYER RAMBLERS IN THE
HEART OF SILVER SPG.; LGE.
LIV. RIM, SEP. DIN. RIM, DREAM
KIT. REC. RIM, 3 OR 4 BED
RMS, . TO 3 BATHS. PRES
TIGE AREA. CLOSE TO D. C.
TRANSP FHA AND CONVEN-
TIONAL FINANCING AVAILABLE.
BASIC PRICE; S23, $50. pIREc-
FREAFF FkEM 70 wAoi AoDEf EEFH Ho6sE 81 FEN5 aNb
OPEN SIGN. OR GA. AVE. 70
RIGHT ON FOREST GLEN. LEFT
ON RENFREW TO MODEL
HOUSE AND OPEN SIGN.
Suburban Properties Mgt.
10. 6-36s7
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CHEVERLY

COLLEGE PARK-Beat the tight
money IN, msrkst, &c oGa take over S exiSting xng
and-shingle home: separate din.
rm., recreation rm. in full bsmt.
level, Anehor-fenced yard; school,
shopping and bus nearby. Call
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
Ap T-TSTA
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NOhN(xbcD
Appreciate Real Value?
See this lovely 3-bedrm. modern
numerous to mention-then de-
eide. Price and terms to suit also.
You'll love it. Call Mrs. Phillips.
CAMPANELLA & co.
Elk, 3-41l3 Ewes, Sun, LU. 1-lSO6
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Bethesda Chevy Chase

Lovely big yard with outdoor nre-
place and white picket fence, is
the setting for this immaculate
4-bedroom brick Cape Cod. FHA
appraised at Sl5,S00.
Evening star., 1959-11-21

contemporary brick.
and-frame rambler: 3 bedrnis.. 3
baths, sep. dining rm.. equipped
kitchen with breakfast area. 27x3O
rec. rm., gar. S34.950 with S17,-
500 4lass trust available.
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Houses by Hughes

$3.50 DOWN, $50 PER
MONTH-Attractive 6-rm.
Colonial. on big corner lot;
3 sunny bedrms., left. liv.
rm.: 3 blocks from every
thing: full price, S11,5OO.
S4OO DOWN, S75 PER
MONTH-Perf. little home
for yg. family lust starting.
Expandable Cape Cod with
2 bedrms. 1st flr.. kit, fully
equip: beautiful fenced cor
ner lot. with shade trees.
Everything within walking
distance. Price, S12,500.
$500 DOWN, $s5 PER
MONTH-Beat the high cost
of rent, 3 bedrm. brick
home, everything on / flr.,
big sprawling kit. daylight
bsmt., nice level lot, 3 blks.
from everything, FLA terms,
only S13.950.
w. R. Hughes Co.
P. 7-l4OO REALTol
Evening star., 1959-11-21

Close-in 3-bedroom, 2z-bath brk
rambler. Living-dini area with
fireplace, completely equipped
kitchen with pantry. Paneled rec
reation room. Garage. S29. 800.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CcoNTNUEol
BE THANKFUL NOW!
BE MOVING IAN /


California rambler: 5 bedrmS..
baths. 30-ft nT. rm. wing. din
family I'm. to sunken teri, rec
rm., 2-ear gar, safe eire. drive.
way, 60-ft, setback for quiet. su.
perior quality. S36.500. No AGENTS
b5OO Bradley blvd. Bethesda.
BETHESDA-2-bedrm brk. Dutch
Colonial: perfect for couple or ]
child family: cow to NH, schools
transp.. shop. Excel. Financing
Call Mr.. Clark Wo. 6-2923. Eves.
IA. S-5S56. MALORA r. CHRIST
MAN, INC, 1905 Wis. ave.
BETHESDA : EDGEMOOR AREA
Immac. 3-bedrm., 1lz-bath. red
brk. Colonial Lge. liV. rm. with
frepl., sep. din. rm., huge back
ser. porch, rec. rm., " lbutlt-in bar
fen I'd. Priced to sell at S24. $50.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
OIL. 2-7O06 Ewes. VII. 6-7771
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oOLoRED-HoME AND INCOME

COLORED-HOME AND INCOME
Pine convenient location. hand.
some det. soundly constructed
Newly decor. inside and out.
complete apts. Brand-neW gas
heating system. Masonry 2-cal
to sell. Di. 7-6S3O, RA. s-3s7s.
COLORED-16Is OLIVE ST. NE.
Real value now and will increase
Large lot: detached home. Near
Eastern and Kenilworth Aves.
where business Is increasing anC
MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.
1925 14th st. NV. AID. 4-20Ob
COIORED-OPEN SUN, l:3O-5:3C
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W
2l9 VARNUM ST. NV,
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
20 KENNEDY 81 NE

Open. 6-rm. home in excel. cond. =,
ia baths, rec. rm. and enclosed
heated porch: carpet, drapes: air
eonditioners and many other ex-
tras. Must be seen. Terms. Call
La. 9-2S49 or AID. 2-S299.
Ii04 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. 2OxlOO
2-story brick bldg, with full bsmt.
and 20x30 parking space on 30-ft.
alley; avail. Jan. l, DEMATATIS
REALTY co. ST. 3-s5e1 or
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nf@ggn

BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
Daily and Sum-, is
"Old Country Atmosphere" with
mod. cows, oak beams and soft
cherry mellow the interior. Enjoy
the firepl. as you dine. 3 twin-size
bedrms., 2-car garage, patio with
barbecue: set on u acre with park
protection in rear. Truly a pres
tige home In q prestige commu-
nifty.
DIRECTIONS: Colesville I'd. to
Northwest DR., and left to No. 800
H. r. COLEMAN. BUILDER, JU
S-1631, Brokers Protected.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
KORZENDORFER

1924 WISCONSIN AVE.
Realtnr OIL. 4-Sl1,
BETHESDA; conV. to Naval Hos
pital and NIH-3 bedrmS., lge
kit, except. lge. liv rm. with FIRE
pl., sep. din. rm., Ia baths, rec
rm.. bSmt.. gar. fenced-in ward
Excel. cond. OWNER (no agents
Dir: Out Georgetown rd., left a
Glenwood to 57I4. Open noon Il
Bpm.
BETHESDA - Spacious m derI
brick and redwood rambler, OF
lge. wooded lot: bedrms., ~
baths lRe. glassed liV area, fac,
ing woods; elec. kit, washer anC
drier: air cond.; furn.. S26. 300
unfurn., $1,000 Phone OWNER
vk. ends or ewes, VII 2-36S2.
BETHESDA GLENBROOK VII
LACE, nr. Naval Hospital ant
NIH-Immae. bungalow, beaut
dec, liv. rm. with flrepl., STANDARD
din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms., till
bath. screened porch, stairway t
f1oored insulated attic, rec. rm
incl. Price Sis.75o. substantis
cash. Assume $l1. 200, 4Iaes FIJI
loan; Call Z; H. IRWIN. OIL. 2
4436 or Ell. 6-364S, ewes.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
MEADOW
HILLS

Modern, attrac., spacious living in
these new ramblers and split
levels. Some with early occupancy.
All facilities and schools within
walking distance. Priced from
S16,750 and up.
ATTENTION VETS
Come early while they last, at so
down for the remainder of this
year. New FLA and bank financing
also avail. For the treat of your
lifetime, visit these quality homes
today. Open daily 10 to pm.
Directions: North on Viers Mill
rd. to Twinbrook pkwy., right to
model homes.
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WHITE OR coLoREp

554O 5th ST. N.E-Se5O down
assume GI; 2 bedrms., family rm.
Sl2,Q50 S95 mo. La, 9-3S26.
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Md. Two-FAMILY brick: $I4;750.
Near 9th and Z SITS. ne. Row brk.,
z rms, . baths. 2 kits; SI,400
down. OWNER, Ii. 3-0S7I.
Evening star., 1959-11-21
J. F. BEGG, INC.
REALToR DU. T-24sO

Walker & Dunlop, Inc
1900 18th st. NV. CO. 5-0222
GEO'ToWN-Fashionable lge. home
or for income 31es investment
return. 5 bedrms., new baths
AZ drawing rm. Beam ceiling,
Colonial hreplS.. Gge. patio PARK
ing. sacriflce now. HU. 3-y396.
Evening star., 1959-11-21

COLLEGE PARK
You will not be led astray
on this beautiful 3-bedrm.
home. Tops in location and
delightfully situated on big
fenced corner lot and all in
apple-pie order. Sep. din.
rm., full bsmt. Quick pos
session can be had. Only
5000 down on VA or FHA A.
nancing. Full price. S14,500.
Evening star., 1959-12-17

in the service by eliminating
undesirables.
II have been most surprised
to learn that my recently issued
policy letter has been so widely
misunderstood" the generals
statement said.
obviously, since there is an
apparent misunderstanding Of
the intent of the letter and Of
procedures to be employed, the
letter should be rewritten.
Accordingly, I have re-
scinded this policy effective
this date"
Did his reference to the need
for rewriting the letter mean
that the policy would be re-
instituted?
The general would not
elaborate.
Evening star., 1959-12-17

Of Missouri, chairman of the
Senate Constitutional Rights
Subcommittee, demanded a full
report on the policy from the
Secretary Of the Air Force. He
said he was concerned that the
system might abridge constitu-
tional rights of the airmen.
Senator Hart, Democrat OF
Michigan, also sought more in
formation on the policy, and
Senator Mansfield, Democrat OF
Montana, commented: ''I think
this is carrying the spirit OF
togetherness a little bit toe
far"
General Surprised"
Gen. Nielsen said the idea
was to keep airmen out OF
trouble and to retain good men
Evening star., 1959-12-17

II. P. Kraus, book dealer,
bought the illuminated manu-
script Of the Apocalypse at a
London auction two weeks ago.
1t arrived yesterday. The price
was the highest for a book since
j. P. Morgan bought one 80
years ago for $l5S,0OO.
Evening star., 1959-12-17
Buudouin in Congo

BRUSSELS, Belgium, Dec
II (AP).-King Baudouin left
yesterday for a two-week tour
of the troubled Belgian Congo
Belgium has promised the
Congo independence as soon a.
intertribal warfare stops and
methods of self-government
are set up.
Evening star., 1959-12-17
$4,000 Book
Delivered BY Mail

NEW YORK, Dec. II (AP)-
A 18th Century book coosting a
record-breaking $4,000 has
been delivered to its new owner
by ordinary mail.
Evening star., 1959-12-17
Misunderstood General
Rescinds Buddy Order

TOPEKA. Kans. Dec. II (AP).-Henceforth, non-com-
missoned officers at Forbes Air Force Base don't be
buddes with men in the ranks They have been officially
relieved.
Brig. Gen. Ariel Nielsen commander Of the 21st Air
Division yesterday rescnded the buddy policy which,
Evening star., 1959-12-17

other things, aroused q few
Senators.
Gen. Nielsen said in q pre-
pared statement that the intent
Of his policy, and the procedures
for carrying it out, had been
misunderstood.
Hennings Concerned
The order had divided each
squadron at Forbes into groups
of three to five airmen. A non
commissioned officer was as
signed to each group as the
leader or buddy" Each non
com was charged to know
what the airman does with his
off-duty time, whom he associ-
ates with, and to counsel him
on the areas where he shows q
weakness"
Senator Hennings, Democrat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Area Hunt Clubs
Enter Sundays
Training Event

HAMILTON, Va, April "a
Especially The second Vir-
ginia combined training event,
to prepare horses and riders for
the three-day Olympic type
competition, will be held at the
DR.. Joseph M. Rogers farm at
noon Sunday.
Eighteen entries have been
received for the open and now
ice divisions, including nomi-
nations by Col. Bertrand de
Nadaillac. recent winner at the
Blue Ridge tests in Clarke
County; Mrs. Joseph Rogers,
who finished second to de
Nadaillac on Yew Spring, and
the Stewart Treviranus' Archer
The competition will be
divided into three phases. The
first is a dressage test, and the
second a oroSs-country gallop
of "a miles over 10 jumps for
the novices and % for the open
horses. The final phase is
stadium jumping over 10 jumps,
Horses from the Potomac
Hunt, Loudoun Hunt, Orange
County Hunt, Blue Ridge Hunt
and one from Venezuela have
been entered. Baron Imre
Rohonczi will be judge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Athletics Power
Beuts Army Nine

FORT LEONARD WOOD,
Mo-, April "a (AP). - The
Kansas City Athletics, with
Preston Ward and Frank House
driving in three runs each,
blasted Fort Leonard Wood,
14-2. yesterday in an exhibition
game watched by an overflow
crowd estimated at $4,000.
Ward smacked a three-run
double and Roger Maris a two
run homer to right in a six-rn
third inning for the AS. House
smashed a two-run homer in
the seventh.
Catcher Roy Vests two-run
homer in the seventh of Mark
Freeman accounted for the
Soldiers runs.
Kansas City OO6 $50 23O-t4 10 l
Fort L. Wood 600 600 ego . 5 8
Tsitohris. Freeman (51 and House
Brisgs, Tagencamp t6l, Jones ~ and
West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
BeIIino Decides
On Naval Career.
Snubs Baseball

ANNAPOLIS. April "a (Spe-
ciall. - Major league baseball
scouts may just as well forget
there is redhot prospect at
the Naval Academy.
Catcher Joe Bellino, 5-foot-s.
lS5-pound batting star, has
made up his mind on a career
as a naval officer.
Bellino, also a star halfback
In football. said he has turned
down two bonus offers from
major league clubs and the last
one was pretty high"
ut made it mighty tough to
make a decision" he said.
However, after talking it over
with my family, I decided to
complete my studies at the Ma
val Academy and make the
Navy a career"
Bellino, who is hitting over
400. is winding up his sopho-
more year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
DERBY

Continued From Page CT
20-1 to 81. First Landing, Sec
ond behind Manassa Mauler in
the Wood. remains the favorite
at 81.
Behind Tony Lee, the second
choice. are Easy Spur. Silver
Spoon and On-and-On. each
6-l. Steve Brooks, who rode
Ounce in yesterdays Blue
Grass. is expected to be on
Calumet's On-and-On If he
starts in the Derby.
The finish of the Blue Grass
was a thriller as Shoemaker
on Tony Lee and Brooks on
Ounce swung their whips freely
while their mounts battled
head-and-head down tn e
Keeneland stretch.
The victory, Tony Lees
eighth in IL starts, earned $2l.-
157 for his owner, bringing the
colts bankroll to S252,517.
Ounce, carrying the colors of
Claiborne Farm. collected
$3.50: Scotland, who finished
512 lengths behind Ounce,
picked UP $3,255 in third money
and Quantreel received $l,627
for fourth place.
Tony Lee and Benbeculs
dueled from tn start. Benbe-
cula fell back at the three
eighths pole and finished ninth
Ounce and Bernmattar also
held a contest behind the lead.
ers with Ounce making his bic
late while Scotland came from
dead last to earn show money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
AU Netmen Bow
To Green Terrors

WESTMINSTER, Md, April
"a (SpeciaD "A doubles sweep
by Western Maryland sent
American University down to a
6-3 defeat in Mason-Dixon
Conference tennis matches here
yesterday.
The Green Terriers victory
gives them a 7-2-1 overall
record and keeps them on top
OF the northern division of the
conference with a 6-2-l mark.
AU is A for all matches and
4-3 in the conference.
Summaries:
Singles
Hanna az defeated Anderson
Nadanyl CA1' defeated Myers, e--s.
worden tw. Md, defeated ASee,
Lee w MO-, defeated oichnsr,
sun tAj, defeated sitter. e-1,
Brohawn Cw MAJ, defeated Druck-
", Sc, g., 6--l.
Doubles
Anderson and Myers wv Md, de-
leated Hanna and Sun, 60. 3-6'
sWorden and Lee Cw. Md defeated
Akee and Nadanyi. Ga, Is.
Sitter and Brohawn wv. Md, de-
feated Gichner and owens, 6-3, 6--1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Wilt Would Give MIA
Big Lift Baylor Says

FORT LEONARD WOOD,
Mo-. April "a tAP).-Elgin
Baylor OF the Minneapolis
Lakers, in the Army for a six
month stretch. says he is look
ing forward to dueling with
wit Chamberlain next season,
should wilt sign with Phila-
delphia.
Eddie Gottlieb. owner Of the
Warriors, yesterday made q
firm contract offer to Cham
berlain in efforts to lure him
from the Harlem Globetrotters.
Terms Of the offer were not dis
closed.
He gave no indication Of
whether he'd accept. We're
going to meet again next week. /"
Gottlieb said.
The meeting in Philadelphia
between the two was the first
since Chamberlain's contract
with the Globetrotters, report
edly calling for at least $45, 900,
expired April rs.
Chamberlain has the option
of continuing to play for the
Globetrotters. Gottlieb received
Official rights to Chamberlain
at last months MIA draft
meeting.
"The league viii get a big
lift next season If Wilt joins
the Warriors" Baylor said.
Not only will he help the gate.
but he could lead the Warriors
to the eastern division title"
The Washington, d. c., ath-
lete, a former Seattle ALI
America. warned that the
Lakers will be tougher next
season. He said the climbs new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Comedies, Houd
Making Bid in
Cleveland Event

CLEVELAND, April "a (AP)
Two of the big names in ten
mis-, Pancho Gonzales and Lew
Hoad, swing into action tonight
in the quarter finals of the 10th
annual Professional Tourna-
ment here.
Gonzales, seeking his seventh
straight title, meets Jerry De-
Wits, a Californian playing in
his first tournament here.
Hoad, who has a 1875 record
against Gonzales on the pres
ent tour, plays Bobby Riggs,
former National amateur and
pro ruler,
In a quarter-flnal match last
night, Pancho Segura of San
Francisco defeated Nal Ander-
son of Australia, 60, 6-3. The
37-year-old Segura, twice a
winner of the local tournament,
won a first-round 60 victory
over Al Doyle of New York City.
In another one-set first-round
match, Frank Parker, former
amateur champion from Chi
cago, eliminated Fred Perry of
Chicago, 60.
DeWitts ousted Bob Ryland,
Negro star from New York City,
6-1.
Ashley Cooper Of Australia,
who joined the pros along with
Anderson, will make his first
appearance of the tournament
tonight against Parker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-24
Ex-CIub Champs
Win at Columbia

Bill Briggs and Dick Kreuz-
burg, two former club cham
pions, won low gross with a
best ball of par 10 in Colum-
bias spring field day yester-
day. More than 200 competed.
Richard Holt and George
Burrus were next with a II,
Winning net teams were
Glenn Breen and Paul Knox
with q handicap best ball OF
81, and Dick Mahar and L. E
Hutchinson, jr.: Capt. Guy
Stair and Corey Lockwood,
and Harold Brake and Dick
Brown, all 63s.
Ed Hickey doomed a tee shot
of almost 300 yards to win the
driving contest on the fifth
hole. Karl Kellerman was
closest to the cup on the
seventh hole.
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Only Six Are Entered
For Laurel Handicap

Show captured the first Laurel
Maturity q week later. The
Rice Stable win be seeking its
third consecutive Laurel stakes
on a week end. In addition to
the Maturity, the Chicago
based outfit also won last Sat-
urday's Chesapeake with Rare
Rice.
The Laurel management
asked permission Of the Mary
land Racing Commission to run
the Laurel Handicap as a bet
less exhibition in order that
another race might be carded.
However, the commission re-
fused to permit a l0-race pro-
gram.
If the field remains intact,
there will be straight and place
wagering on the feature to-
morrow, the sixth event on the
nine-race program.
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TRAILING THE TROTTERs
Program Sums Up
Past Performances

summary Of the horses per-
Torrance for the season thus
far and for the whole preceding
season. The first number (2:l1,
h. is the fastest Lady Renel
paced her winning race that
season. She may have raced
faster and lost. That won't
show; this is her best winning
time. Next is the year, 1858.
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Ierp Stickmen
" Take0n Navy

The lacrosse teams Of Mary
land and Navy meet for the
S5th time at $3.50 pm. tomor-
row at old Thompson Stadium
In Annapolis, stirring up one
of the most heated rivalries in
the stick sport.
: Maryland has won the last
four games to take an 1915
lead in the series, which also
includes one tie. Although
heavily favored last year. the
Terps needed an incredible
nine-goal performance from
;All-American Dick Corrigan to
win. ITO, in overtime.
So far this season Maryland
has beaten six college oppo-
nents without defeat, while Navy
has lost only to tough Prince
ton in four games. Juniors
Roger Goss Of Maryland and
Karl Rippelmeyer of Navy have
been the respective stars. GosS
has scored 20 goals and been
credited with 10 assists.