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HILLANDALE

One of the finest custom built
homes in the area; bedrooms, 5
baths, large living room with Are-
place, separate dining room, many
extras Beautiful. big lot, COM
pletely handicapped; 2-car garage,
slate roof. This home is in perfect
condition. S39,75O.
James G. Conley & Co.
9525 GA. AVE. JU. 9-4134 TIL Q
COLESVILLE-1 yr. old brick split
level. 4 bedrms., 2 baths. family
rm., lge. shaded lot with circular
driveway; S25,5Q0, RUTHERFORD
& SHULLEY, JU. 7-910O.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES - Vacant.
12056 Milton st. Open Sat. and
Sun. Clean 3-bedrm. brick: rec.
rm., nice, fenced yd. $3.50 dn.
plus refs. MRS. FITZGERALD.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-Det. g.
bedrm. brk rambler; storm wind:
nr. schools, Assume Al loan with
r, DIN. payt., or will sell FHA
with 500 dn. r. L. SMITH
RLTY., GA. 4-7711, VII. 6-6579.
CONSULTING
ENGINEER-PROFESSIONAI,
If you! work from your home. see
Spring, Dale DIR. area. Outside en-
trance to finished daylight down
stairs. center hall, 3-bedrm. ram
bier. convenient to everything for
Price s26,5oo. CHE CHESTER keller keller;
WOODMOOR AGENCY CORP.
JU. 5-7100, 8 to 8.
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HYATTSVILLE-S,O,S-

HYATTsVHLE-S13,95O; reduced
tSl.OO0) to sell. Ia bath brick;
din. rm.. 2 f1replaces: huge liv.
rm. and master bedrm.: paneled
bsmt.; party rm. Approved terms.
MARYLAND SALES, TO. o-6762.
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LAYHILL-Brick rambler. 3 bed
rms and bath, lge. country kit:
assume GI loanY 1s-acre lot, ask
ing $4,000.
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LANGLEY PARK ARFA

4-bedrm., 21z-bath brk. Colonial.
bedrm. on 18th floor, rec. rm.,
attractive fenced lot, near schools,
ols and shops. S2l, $50. Cali
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES
INC, JU. 7-7S00 til 9.
MASS. AVE. AREA-lst offering.
New center entrance. 3-bedrm,, .
bath brk. split-level on beautiful
A-aers wooded lot. Liv. rm.. din.
rm., de luxe kit. WJtable space
Bsmt. w/family rm. A real value
Tor S29,75Q in this desirable
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
OIL. 2-7006 Ewes, OIL. 4-2575
MOHICAN HILLS-S22, $50. 4
bedrms., 2 baths, I'm. rec. rm.,
10
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bEThESDA, wilson lane-Detached
Cape Cod; 3 large bedrms,, 2
baths. 2S-ft. liv. room with fire.
place; lots Of fine features First
time offered. PRESS REALTY
CORP, HE. 4-2061, JU 5-4634.
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FOREST GLEN AREA; PRESTIGE
AREA: CLOSE TO TRANSPOPTA-
T1ON-Sparkling new split-foyer
ramblers in the heart Of Silver
Spring. Lge. liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
dream kit, rec. rm., 3 and 4
oedrmS., and 3 baths. FILA and
convenient financing available.
23,950-S24, $50. LO. 5-36S7,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, MAN
AGEMENT
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ASSUME 4I36 CT LOAN, payments
STA per mo-, incl. all Brick-and-
redwood split-level, 3 years old.
Six rooms and rec. room, patio,
lge. corner lot; ideai for doctor or
dentist; mr.. Univ. Of Nd. campus.
BURCH REALTY CO., Open till
9 pm To Q-5QQD
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BERENS SALES, INC.
An AQAp
ADORABLF AssTTMPTIoN.

ADORABLE ASSUMPTION; only
$500 dn. and sol mo. pays all
1mmac. 3-bedrm rambler on level,
Anchor-fenced lot. Immed. poss.
MARYLAND SALES, TO. 9-6762.
ANDREWS AREA-2. 3 and 4 bed
rm. -amblerS and splits. some
new. some well estab. Prices from
S14,25O. FHA and conventional
financing. AS low as $3.50 down,
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Bethesda Chevy Chase

to Naval Hospital-3-
bedroom, 2-bath brick Cape Cod:
separate dining room, completely
equipped kitchen: full basement
with paneled recreation room;
screened porch; SlS,750.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


AcCOKEEK. MD.-Only S13,45Ol
Come see the Duchess! Fur
nished model home, 3 bedrms.,
ceramic tile bath. carport: Ea-acre
hwy. to Accokeek, turn left at
Livingston rd., turn right March,
egiani lane to sample house.
MARTIN-TAYLOR HOMES, INC,
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4-bedroom. 2-bath brick Cape Cod.
Separate dining room: fireplace in
living room; modern kitchen; pan
eled recreation room with bar;
S23, $50.
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CHEVY CHASE = WeII-constructed
Groom brick Colonial with slate
and Brookeville I'd. shopping cen
ter. Garage. Large, level lot. Oil
h.-w.h. SlS,950; well financed.
REALlSTINGS CORP, OIL. 2-020S
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Purchaser NAV assume $4,000
4%eo trust on this attractive s.
bedrm. brick rambler: dining ell.
all-electric kitchen: full basement
with p bath: 2 fireplaces. Con-
venient elementary school and
community pool: S23,5OO,
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REALIsTINGs CORP, OIL. 2-O2Os
BETHESDA; walk to NIHaLoyel!

brk. rambler. 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
gar. lge. wooded lot. Asking S34.-
$50. viii accept reas. offer Call
OIL. 1894. FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES. INC
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RITRYT MITTS vunCF y,

ADELPHI-$11O per mo. includes
taxes ana insurance; detached, j.
bedrm. brk. rambler, rec. rm.,
storm windows; HANDICAPPED lot.
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ANDRIs ND Realty. o. EDiSTTi 5000 Til Q

CHEVY CHASE-MosT SOUGHT
AFTER AREA. West of Conn. ave,
Clnbs WsiE 10 RnSemsTv @ NAV Elem
Cleveland Jr., and B.C.C. High
School. Charm and atmosphere
prevail In this neatly redec. 8
bedrm.. ga bath home. A real
o-R1 "a ewes OIL. R-T4h4
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SPECULATOR OR HANDY MAN
will get good buy on this 5-rm.
older-type house on 50x200-ft. lot
in East HyattS.: price $1,000 cash
or $3.50 terms. Call till 9 pm.
WA; 1900, ROBERT s. DAVIS
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CITIZENS REALTY co
r ]. hagan & son

LANHAMi conv. to Fort Meade
Large prick RAMBLER. l wear old: 3
pig 5edrms., 2 baths, huge liv. rm,
fireplace, sep. din. rm. fun bsmt.:
!e Woooed lot; S23,95O. FLA:
AP 7-4O64 W.
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BUDNEY REALTY corr.

MANOR CLUB AREA-Builders
home on 8 acres, 5 lge rms and
bath; reduced to S16,S50.
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RE. 6-3746
----
RIVERDALE

Immediate occupancy. $3.50
down. Immaculate . bed
rooms, walk-in closets, sep
arate dining room, equipped
Kitchen, large level wooded
fenced lot. Wall-to- wall car
pets and many extras. HEG-
ARTY g. BYRD REALTY
co WA - OA0O
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LESS. You will enjoy this 3-bed-
room rambler. with its comfortable
living room, and large roomy
kitchen. Children will enjoy the
Spacious play area. Don't wait
Just $500 dn. HUGH T. PECK,
"a d-QS-S
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cow. TO ANDREWS FIELD
Don't Let This Slip Through

OUH ItI IHIS oIIp InrOuRh
Your Fingers
P1cture-book rambler, words can
not describe this home, loo. on a
beaut. landsc. lot. you will have to
see IT for yourself. Lge. ltv. rm.,
tamily-size din. rm., dream kit,
pedrmS. or bedrms. and den
and bath; paruuet floors. Even
the bsmt. is immac. Owner has
priced this at Sl6,95O for Quick
sale. The easiest OF terms can be
arranged
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TWINBROOR-S750 down includes
settlement, 3-bedrm. Cape Cod:
fireplace, fenced yard.
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STARTER HOME-S65O down and
$40 mo. for 3 bedroom semi
masonary rambler, paneled liv rm.
and dining area, sliding closet
doors, storm windows, patio.
Owner will redecorate. Call
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
AP. 7-777k.
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FORCED SALE

1888 4lSt ST. Sc.
$195 DOWN
Modern, 12-yr.-old, semidet., 5-rm.
brick Full bsmt., gas heat. mod.
tile kit. and bath, hardwood floors,
concrete front porch. large yards.
Avenue Realty Co. Ii. 3-2022
JU. 5-SlSS. RE. 6-S54l
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CHEVY CHASE, MD, Rosemary
School aree-Center-hall, 3-bed-
rm. Colonial, completely modern
lied with gorgeous kitchen: large
liv. rm., din. rm., 1st-floor Law
atory; 150-ft. lot DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY, INC, EN-.
2-S206; ewes, WO. $4,000.
CLOSE-IN RAMBLER, in premium
Silver Spring negihborhood, near
park. schools and bus: 3 large bed
rooms, ga baths, full dining room
with view; ground-level entrance
to tiled basement with garage,
porch. Just listed. S26,950; A. J.
KESSINGER e. CO, JU. 9-4544
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA, SOUTH
$3.50 DOWN

ALEXANDRIA
5 BEDRMS.-$23,750
Spacious and charming
brick Colonial home close in.
Large entrance hall, fire-
place in living rm., lovely
20-ft. dining rm., breakfast
rm.. 3 BATHS. Basement,
garage, level lot, trees.
Wonderful financing. See
this one today,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
lCONIINuEpl

BETHESDA-Terrifc brick 3-bed-
nm. 2-bath rambler with rec. I'M.
A whisper above the low. Low 20s.
REALIsTINGS CORP, OIL. 2-020s
BETHESDA. Bradley blvd. area
Brick oni ], stone front:
powder room: y acre Of towering
trees; full dining room, large lV-
ing room, garage, recreation room,
3 bedrms., 2 bSths: upper 2OS.
REALLSTINGS CORP, OIL. 2-020S
BETHESDA, nr. Glenbrook rd.-3-
Cedrm. brick Colonial. powder rm..
up-to-date kit, , porches; fin. rec.
I'm. with bar. Lower POS. SAMUEL
z. BOGLEY OF MD, INC, OIL.
H-TgOO ttil q
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bedrooms: good location: large liv.
rm;. sep. din. rm., full bsmt, pam
eled rec. rm.; fenced yard Assume
financing. ONLY S16.75O. No
arenfs III S-S0Ss
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REALTORS OPEN Q TO Q
KI. 9-1600 OF. 4-6040
37O6 Mt. Vernon Avenue
1903 S. Arlington Ridge Rd.
ALEX. $1,000 down. assume
4h9s loan; low mo: payts.-2;
yard; Sl2,500. MILKEY REALTY.
ia. 7-0250.
ALEX.-Big bedrms.: Is Minis.
D. c.; below FHA appraiSal; 1895
dn., S9S.65 mo. TIE. 6-625S.
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hUNhNILLE PARk SETTING!-
NEW LISTING! 3-bedrm. rambler
on gorgeous lot; lge liv. rm., Kit.
Win table space; y baths, full
5-36S7. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES,
MANAGEMENT
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Gaithersburg - "a
acre, 3 or bedrm., 2 or ga
bath ramblers on wooded lots.
S23, $50 and up. Want acreage
and q beautiful home? Call s. E.
BOGLEY; 20. 2-6l5l, eyes,, Mr..
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ER-Cape Cod: 4 bedrms., Ia
baths; newly decor, excel. cond:
firepl.; dagstone patio; extras: en-
closed Handicapped lot w/trees;
swimming pool membership. As
sumo 40 CT loan or FILA; S14,-
$50. GA 4-q0S7 No agents.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
Fisherman Angles
 For S6,23O in Taxes

BALTIMORE, tR - When Bill Simmons pulled in a fish worth $25,O00 over year ago, he dreamed of putting it up as showpiece and the money in his pocket.
 He still has Diamond Jim III mounted on the wall of his home, but he's trying to reel in $6,230 that slipped away.
 The 31-year-old former long shoreman, who was iobless at the time, has put his lawyer to work to try to get it back from govern ment tax collectors.
 The question is: Was he trying to produce income or was he simply fishing for recreation?
 Simmons caught the 10pound rockfish under the Chesapeake Bay Bridge August 6, 1858. A local brewery had tagged the fish and released it earlier in the year, offering $25,OO0 to the lucky fisherman who landed it.
 When Simmons began spending the money, the Internal Revenue Service seized $6,23O last October 29 to be sure of getting a share before income tax filing time.
 Through his attorney Simmons argues that he was not looking for Diamond Jim III. He was just out for good time and did not work for the $25,OOO. It there fore was windfan and not tax able, he contends.
 Int ternal Revenue officials haven't bitten on that one so far.
 His attorney tossed out another line. He reasoned that if going after a tagged fish is a business enterprise, every sportsman on the bay could say he is looking for Diamond Jim's annual. suc- cessors.
 So, they could deduct the ex- pense of fishing trips in figuring income tax. And that, of course, could cost the government lot more than $6,23O in revenue.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
Uptown Weather in Los Angeles. But No Rain

Finder box weather continued in California today, keeping dan ger of new brush and forest fires acute in the blackened wake of blazes which have plagued the Los Angeles metropolitan area.
 Clear skies over the southwest and California permitted sub stantial cooling during the night after Los Angeles recorded an unreasonable 94 degrees Thurs day.
 The mercury dropped to GA early today around Los Angeles, but the Weather Bureau noted a rapid warmup for another scorch- CT in the nations southwest cor ner. There was no rain sighted in this critically dry region.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
Barry Fitzgerald Reported Seriously HI in Ireland

DUBLIN, Ireland, LR - Barry Fitzgerald, veteran Irish star of stage and screen, was reported seriously ill yesterday in Dub lin nursing home.
 The hospital declined to give any information about the condi- ton of the 71-year-old actor be- yond saying he was resting quite comfortably. But close friends said Fitzgerald's illness is serious and that doctors were examining him for a possible brain tumor.
 Fitzgerald, puckish little man who specialized in > whimsical Irish comedy, came home from Hollywood last May for a vaca- ton. He was admitted to the nurs- ing home last week.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
Alaska-Based Air Force Fighter Squadron Scores High At Florida Meet

TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE, Fla, R - A fighter -interceptor squadron from Alaska took the lead yesterday in the Air Forces worldwide weapons meet. Another day of bad weather prevented several sorties, how ever, and the standings after the second day of the meet were not realistic
 The 317th Squadron from FL mendorf AFB, flew two mis- sions for l 200 points yesterday to add to is 600 points in a previous mission for a total of 1900.
 The squadron flies F102 Delta Daggers and fires heat-seeking Falcon missiles.
 The William Tell'' meet will last through October 23.'
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
All Gone Up In Smoke !!

WASHINGTON, tR nm Enough cigarettes were produced last year to make a carpet seven feet wide and one cigarette thick from the earth to the moon, the Agri- culture Department reported yes terday.
 The world output was 1871 bill lion cigarettes III 470 billion of them American. That was> an in crease of Az per cent over 1857 for the world total.
 To reach the moon at it's closest point to the earth, the cigarette carpet would have to extend 221,- 900 miles.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
A WELL-EARNED REST

RED BLUFF, Calf, R - Janet Thomas, 16, has been hospitalized for good reason.
 A porcupine fell out of tree, soaring her horse, the horse reared, throwing her, she dropped her rifle, the horse stepped on it, and the rifle shot her in the leg.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16
Errol Flynn Takes Last Bow In
 Death at 50

NL14NOo v G1l, D-S>.j buckling matinee idol Errol Flynn, one of the last of the gallant screen greats of two decades ago, was dead today in this British Columbia metropolis. He was 50.
 Flynn, grown paunchy and. grey ing but still exuding charm, was stricken Wednesday night in an apartment where he had dropped in for a drink. He apparently died of heart attack.
 Flynn's life ended in surround ings he liked best with good liquor on hand and a beautiful young protege nearby.
 Moments before he had been the life of the party. Then he complained of back pains and lay down in the bedroom. pr. Grant Gould, in whose apartment he was visiting, examined Flynn and had him remain quiet after ad- ministering a sedative. Then his breathing suddenly stopped.
 The doctor tried mouth breath ing until an inhalator squad could arrive, but it was no use.
 Flynn and his latest protege, IT. year-old Hollywood starlet Bev- erly Aadland, had come here five days earlier to negotiate the sale of his $1O0,000 yacht Zaca.
 His hostess during his visit, Mrs. George Caldough, said Flynn had expressed the wish more than once to be buried at his ranch in Jamaica. She said Miss Aadland would try to have his wishes carried out.
 He died laughing" Mrs. Cal dough said.
 Flynn and his young companion were enroute to the airport with the Caldoughs and other friends when they decided to stop for a drink with Dr. Gould, who had wanted to meet the actor.
 For two hours Errol stood, with his back against the door and talked about his experiences with some of the greats of the movie world" Mrs. Caldough said in an interview.
 His eyes lit up as he stood waving his arms around in magni- ficent gestures as he initiated these movie greats. It was beautiful performance.
 ''He told us wonderful stories !. He was a great storyteller."
 The Caldoughs, who planned to buy Hymns yacht, were longtime friends of the actor.
 They said his visit at their home was quiet. A recurrence of malaria kept him abed Sunday and Monday. He also complained that the damp weather had ag- gravated back pain caused by slipped discs.
 He was his usual irrepreSsible self when he arrived October g, telling reporters at the airport the movies were no longer impor- tant to him.
 "The rest of my life will be devoted to women and litigation '. I like young women because they give you feeling of youth, :" he said.
 Later in another brief inter view at the Caldough home, he quipped:
 'I've always been one to burn the midnight Errol."
 The only trouble with being a crooJ c,oort ic that VOII have tO
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16

"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
 available al The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16

The only trouble with being a good sport is that you have to lose to prove that you are.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-16

Labor Day has September; Tom Kippur. too. as remember; October in our State celebrates
 more: Columbus. the l2th; Alaska Day.
 the l9fh; Halloween on the 3lst. and now Poetry Day makes an even four 1!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05
ArmyMayLose
Bob Anderson

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. 5
(AP).-Bob Anderson, Army's
All-America halfback, may be
lost to the team for the rest
Of the season.
The 205-pound senior from
Cocoa, Fla, hurt his knee in
running back a kickoff in the
first period Of Saturdays game
in Champaign. ILL.,, won by
Illinois, 20-14. He aggravated
the injury later when he re-
turned to the field.
The exact extent of the in
jury is not known, but Coach
Dale Hall fears it may be a torn
cartilage. In that case, Ander-
son would not playaany more
football at Army.
The Army is awaiting results
Of X-ray pictures before making
a statement on Anderson'l
status.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05
Hoyos, Terps, AU
Among 20 Rivals
For Navy Cogers

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. S (AP).-
Navy will play a 20-game bas-
ketball schedule this year
meeting a new opponent in
the December 2 opener against
Kentucky Wesleyan and return.
ing to competition against Vir-
ginia, Virginia Tech and New
York University.
The four will replace Dickin-
son, Rutgers, Columbia and
Boston College from the 1883
SO schedule. Other opponents
are FOLLOWERS. They include
Georgetown, Maryland an d
American University.
Capt. Asbury Coward, direc-
tor of athletics, also announced
that the Middies will compete
in the Birmingham, Ala, Clas-
sic December 1919. Others
booked for the pre-holiday
tournament are Alabama, Au-
burn and Duke.
The 1959-60 schedule:
December 2, Kentucky Wesleyan
5, at Pennsylvania; IL, Princeton
10, Brandeis; 1919, Birmingham
January 8, Gettysburg; o, NYU
10, American University: 10, Manhat
February 8, Temple; 9. Duke;. 10
Penn State: 10, at Pittsburgh; II. a
! Georgetown; 90. Virginia; %. Della
ware; 81, at Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05

Pegasus Stables urisung hero,
Sheik, who has carried endless
numbers Of children more miles
than could be counted. yester-
day won the riding stable
championship Of the Washing
ton Bride Trails Horse Show at
Chevy Chase.
The show was the second in
a series of two which began last
spring and points were awarded
on the basis of earnings in both
shows.
Mrs. Mary Davis Mr.. Magoo,
ridden by Nicely Halmeed. cap
tured the hunter title with a
total of IL points over Col. and
Mrs. F. c. Rockers Capers,
with 6.
Breeding class hunter foals Of
1851, Entry, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Lytle; .. Spring Chant, Elaine Titus;
3, Spanish Sea, Maggie Horsky.
Working hunters under saddle:
1, Sky's JOY, Mr.. and Mrs. C. W.
Owen; Z, Stepalong, Meg Monks; 8,
She May, Mrs. Andrew d'Elia; 4, Sheik.
Pegasus Stable.
Working hunter. Mr.. Masoo,
Mary WI Davis; 2, Capers, Col. and
Mrs. F. c. Rocker; 8, TIE Ca. Jeanne
Myers: 4, Sheik.
Pleasure horse-1, Al Marah Ralla,
Kristie Miller; 2, Country Boy, MAG
gle Horsky: 3. Al Marah Danna, Al
Marah; 4. Gray Stella, jeanne Sturm.
Novice hunter, Dark Plot, Pega-
H is StsOie The SIR sishOp aara Sss
Hopkins 4, She May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05
Doser Team
Ties for Title

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Oct. $
(AP).-Two teams fired 49,
under-par 36-hole scores Of 12S
to share the championship in
the seventh annual Homestead
sponsored pro = amateur gol1
tournament here yesterday.
The first foursome checking
in was the team Of Luke Barnes
Roanoke Country Club profes-
Sional, and his three amateur
partners, Ray T. Flum, oxford
Md; w. L. Brown, Miami, Fla.
and william Hickey, Chicago
The other group with a score
of 1913 consisted of Pro Clar-
ence Doser, Bethesda, Md, and
helpers Billy Martin, Washing.
ton, D. c.: Gene Folks, Mont.
clair, N. j., and James Grady
Wilmington, Del.
Top spot among the prC
shooters went to Walter Ro.
mans of Baltimore. who piecec
together a two-day score of 4.
under par 1873.
Romans'stop money was $3.50
Picking up second money wa!
Doser who fired a closing z:
Sunday to finish at 140.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05
Sheik, Mr.. Mogoo Share
Bride Trails Show Honors

Knock down and out, Bowie
dibbon, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gibbon
2, Mr.. Msgoo; 8. Lady Be Good. Mar.
Jane Meyer; 4, Highball. Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence Peferly.
Open Arabian, Al Marah, Danna
2. Al Marah Libdi. Al Marah: 3. A
Marah Ralla. Al Marah: 4, Fersheba
AL Marah.
Handy hunter, Te Ke, JOSEPH
Sauerwein: 2, Capers; 3, Mr.. Magoo
4, TIE Ga.
Riding academy hack. parl
Plot; 2, Star, Wally Ashton; g.; Choco
late Dip, Pegasus; 4, Top Hat, Pegasus
Novice Working Hunter, Lad
Be Good, Mary Jane Meyer; 2, 81
Galahad, Eloise Hopkins: 3. Tn
Bishop: 4. Koleyb-Khan, Donna CLUE
Riding Academy Hunter II. sheik
2, So So. Pegasus; 3. Top Hat; 4
Blackjack, Pegasus.
Novice Hunter Hack, Sky's JOY
., Dark Plot: 3, Hope of Gladewind
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kramer; A. T
Ca.
Pair Class, Country Boy. Mag
eie Horsky and Fiesta. Holly Palmer
.. Inkerage, Charles Craver and Tama
Ryan. LIE aOWe.
Open Working Hunter, Mr.. Ma
200: 2. Bowie Gibbon: 3, sheik: 4
TIE Ke.
Hunter Champion-Mr. Magoo. Mar!
Davis, IL points,
Hunter Reserve-Capers, Col. ant
Mrs. r. C. Rocker. 9 points.
Pleasure Horse Champion-Countr!
Boy. Maggie Horsky. 8 points.
Pleasure Horse Reserve - Fiesta
Holly Palmer, points.
Riding Stable Champion sheik
Pegasus Stable, points.
Riding Stable Reserve-Dark Plot
Pegasus Stable, points.
Novice Hunter Champion-Dark Plot
PEGASUS Stable, points.
Novice Reserve-sir Galahad Elois
Hopkins, 8 points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-05
Shenandoah
Fans to See
Series on ~

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Oct. s. Especially Shenandoah
Downs encounters a new kind
of competition tonight in the
World Series game at Los An.
geles, and General Manager
Bob Leavitt will offer an eight
horse field in the featured
Lions Club Purse to help hold
his fans.
The track has installed tel
evision sets throughout the
grandstand and clubhouse in
order that race fans may view
the late innings Of the Dodger
White 'Sox game. The five TV
sets will be- given away to-
morrow night after the game
in Los Angeles. Admission and
parking will be free.
David A. Turner's Elbie
Nickel heads the field in the
Lions Club Purse, a 6-furlong
test. The 6-year-old mare was
a winner here last time out.
Paul A. Cresci's Papa Tony,
still seeking his first win OF
the meeting. and Robert M
Kearn's Possess, always a
steady performer at this night
track, probably will furnish
most Of the competition.
Shenandoah Downs goes into
the fourth week of its fall
meeting with a 10000 bet
ting average. Saturday night
more than 7,l00 fans wagered
| $685., SOP.