davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-06-11
POTOMAC

Rambler, owner-built; . bedrooms,
den, . baths; breezeway, double
garage; loc. on . nicely Handicapped
acres with fruit trees; near shop
ping, transp; excel. cond.; middle
30s. OWNER, EN-. 5-OSSf
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hH0pen
CHILLUM AREA
OpEN SUNDAY %

OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
4 bedrms.. 9 taths. rec. rm.: large
lot, trees: parochial and public
school easy walking distance, !
blk. from st. Johns Catholic
Church. 5s04 Chillum Gate I'd
S20,950. H. 2-4269.
CHINCHILLA RANCH-S[-acre lor
with 6-rm. Cape Cod and 40 by 81
stationary bldg, Stag roof, plaster
interior, also 10 by 90 ONCE, al
for S1g.950. Call for particulars
FREE STATE PROPERTIES. AP
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HOUSES FOR SALE ND.
(coNIiNuEp)
nf0pen

. BUILDER MUST SELL
New split-level with most unusua
floor plan: liv. rm. w/eathedra
cell. fam. rm. next 10 kit, din
rm. w/slidinE glass drs. to at.
tractive patio, 3 bedrms., 2H
baths, very Ice. lot. To inspect
out Georgia ave. beyond Glenmont
right on Weller I'd. TO open house
CHARLES EVEN, VIII 6-5612.
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BETHESDA AREA
HOMES

Conv. Naval Hosp. Immae.
2-bedrm. brick rambler, sep.
din. rm.. all-elec. kit, full
bsmt. with paneled rec. rm.,
beautiful deep yard. S15,-
Attrac. 3-bedrm. brick-and-
frame rambler. Spacious
lily. din. area, 25-ft. comb.
kit. family rrn., Dashboard
hot-water heat. S21,95O.
Charming from t-to-back
brick split level bedrms.,
3 baths, family-sized din.
rm., all-elec. kit. with table
space, huge rec. rI1., carport,
fully air cond. S31,5O0.
Beautifully decor. new brick
Early American Colonial on
acre, setting center hall,
living nm. wifirepl., formal
din. rm" all elec. kit.
and bath on 1st fir: Q bed
rms. and bath on 2nd ir.;
full bsmt.; $4,000.
Beautiful contemporary brick
rambler on almost 2 acres
Of wooded seclusion, center
hall, formal din. rm., all
elec. kit, 3 twin sized bed
rms. with firepl. in master
bedrm., . baths, Florida
rm., full bsmt. with rec. rni.,
study and powder rm., car.
port. SAL, 800.
KORZENDORFER
OIL. 4-s11
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COLORED OR WHITE
$10,500
31O9 G ST. Sc
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.

Mr.. NAVAL RESEARCH AND BOIL
ING--Whlte brk. Cape Cod, 4
bedrms., 9 full baths, excel. cond.
Many euilt-ins. Priced TO sell Sl1,-
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ROSEMARY HILLS-Tall trees, q
hne lawn. rear patio and COM
pletelv fenced lot are family ap-
pealing features of this brick
home. close to schools. churches
and shopping. 1st fir. has Iiv, rm,
w/hrepl.: din. rm.: lge. kit. w
bkfst, rm.: family rm. or bedrm
and bath. Upstairs are 3 twin
sized bedrmS. and 2 baths: bSmt.
rec. rm.; S2S,500.
INEz CUSHARD. REALToR
EN-. 2-4232 EN-. 2-9145
SILVER SPRING, Burnt Mills -
lh3-year-old brick split level: 4
bedrms.. family rm.. 2h baths,
S2S.500. Low down. HE. 9-2Sl8,
SILVER SPRING, l06O3 Inwood
ave.-Open Sat, and Sun, / It'll
z pm. Attractive brk. Colonial.
Excel; .cond; Liv. rm.. sep. din.
rm., kit, 2 bedrms. Lse. level lot
Conv. to schools. FILA approved
$4,000. OWNER, JU. S-S727.
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BELTsVILLE AREA, near NsA and
SSASmE STieE rSmSl.r on SH;dSG ExFaE lot sssn sss
lures 3 large bedrms., living rm.
with fireplace, banquet size dining
area. This lovely home is set far
back from street to insure privacy
with panoramic view OF surround
ing area. Convenient terms avail
able, Only S25. 500. Call today for
appointment. WE. 10000. watch
our sign, CAPITAL REALTY co
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cHEVERLY-Cape Cod brick; 5
bedrms., ? baths, liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, full bsmt., garage; S2l,-
600, FLA approved, Sl,S00 down.
OWNER, SP, 3-23l6,
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PLEASANTDALE
SEAT PLEASANT, MD.
Omen Sat Sun 12-6

Open Sat-, Sun, 12-6
New all brick ramblers, bi-levels: 3
bedrmS., full bsmt., large kit. with
dining space. plsstered walls,
ceramic tile and colored fixtures
in bath: conv. schools, transp.,
shopping. Price $4,000, $1,000
down FHA financing. DIR: East
Capitol st. bear right on Central
ave, to Addison rd., left / blk. to
seth St, left TO Open Sign B d
z CONSTRUCTION CO., RE. S.
3q0S, LO. 7-90Sl, JE. 3-s334.
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SUMNER

~ 2NA1N ANAW
A gracious, spacious cor. aIc
brick in perfect cond. 5 bedG
rms. ga baths, sep. study.
Lovely club room w/flre-
place; trophy room, garage
and Handicapped garden. This
house is waiting for q fam
LILY with children and pets.
Fine schools and transp.
Priced to sell at once. Call
FE. 7-7226. CO-EXCLUSIVE.
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ANDREWS, Forestville-3-bedrm
ran rambler; +, fenced, insui;; stove, re:
$4,000; $500 dn. RE. 5-7s07.
ACRES; lse. Colo
NAL brick, 4 bedrmS.. . baths,
rec. rm. and firepl, Q lee. incl.
porches; extra clean, new-house
cond,, lovely setting w/beaut. oak
shade trees, outdoor nregl.; Code
Evening star., 1960-06-11

OAKVIEW : Lovely rambler or
court; 8 bedrms., Ia baths, lge
rec, rm., many extras. Call fol
appt.. to show. GRAHAM CO., JU
b-6O10, III h-Rh5O
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ANDREWS -CLINTON - 3-bedrm
rambler on l-acre lot. Large kit,
din rm.,. firepl, breeZeway, ga
rage. FHA appraisal $4,000. Will
sell for Sl6.500. $500 down
Evening star., 1960-06-11

ONE-FLOOR PLAN
Ideal low maintenance rambler for
retired couple, requiring no steps;
lge. bedrms., lowered picture
window in. liv. rm., IL K IA Flori-
da rm.; level lot with expertly
planned garden; clean as a PIN;
$4,000. LO. 5-2S6O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
COLLEGE PARK PRoPER

CLINTON, MD.-Ranch house;
excel. eond., . acres. OWNER,
Evening star., 1960-06-11

PLHERS MILL RID. AREA-Brick
rambler: carpeted: 3 bedrms., liv.
rm. with flrepl.; nice rec. rm.;
lots of extras. PRESS REALTY
CORP, 10. 5-5214, OIL. f-517T
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1fQpgn
MONTGOMERY co.
$500 BRILEY PLACE

New LiStingS
In Ever-Popular Woodmoor
EARLY AMERICAN SETTING ANT
DECOR. 8 lge. bedrms., screened
porch and recr. rm. plus sep. din
rm., hrepl,, fen. lawn with trees
privacy and seclusion. TRY TIC
BEAT THIS FOR ONLY SiS,750
LLdEsWTELLYN CO., JU. S-6S0O, Lo
Evening star., 1960-06-11

PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP. LIZA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
HARRY BnAFoNTE
IST or RACE TO VIM
~ ssEAaAAYss AWARD


HOLLYWOOD, CaIif.--(ArIP)
In a glittering program televised
from coast 70 coast Monday, June
20. Negro entertainer Harry Bella
fonte became the first member Of
his race to win a television
Emmy award, symbol Of excel
lence In the medium during the
18th annual Academy Of Television
Arts and Sciences presentation at
the Knickerbocl1er Hotel.
Belafonte, whose interest and
activities includes acting, singing
and motion picture producing re-
ceived the industry's top award In
the area Of variety entertainment.
His Tonight with Belaronte" was
voted the outstanding variety show
Of the year.
Currently on a successful con-
cert tour, Belafonte Is one Of the
most enterprising actors In AM
erica BuSinesswise, he founded
and is president Of Belafonte Enter
prises, Inc. The rapidly expanding
company represents varied profess
sional activities, including Harbel,
the independent motion picture
producing firm; Clara, the music
publishing company and Belafonte
Presents, the television and concert
producing firm. The latter recently
expanded to include new concepts
in music for all media.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01

Sioux Indian M0y
Become lsf consressm0n
From South Dakota
Pierre, s. d. (ANP) - DR.. Ben
Reifel a Harvard umiversity-edu-
Gated Sioux Indian, became the
first Of his tribe to win nomination
for congress from South Dakota
when he won the Republican nom
nation over a businessman and a
Sioux Falls attorney in elections
held here last week.
DR.. Reifel, who went from a log
cabin on the South Dakota Reser-
walton to get a doctorate at Har-
ward, polled Sc per cent Of the
voted in defeating businessman
Ben Stuelpnagle and Sioux Falls
Attorney Ray Dana in the Repub-
ican race.
He win face Ray Fitzgerald, the
Democratic nominee, in the general
election.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01

needed quite a bit of work done
on one Of my buildings 50, I in
quired about carpenters and q
young man came to ask me what
I wanted done. I told him, (Carl
Smith, that I wanted him to fix
up any part of the building that
needed repairing but not to be
too particular how it was finished
as I had only a small amount Of
money to spend on that job. told
him how much I could afford to
pay and he agreed to accept the
amount I named.
When he had finished the work
he called me to see it and was
shocked to see what an expert
job he had done and how expertly
he had finished the work as though
he was doing it for a great sum
Of money. I asked him why he
went to all Of that trouble to do
such a perfect job when I had told
him could only pay a small sum.
I thanked him for such an ex-
cellent job and asked him how
much ] owed him. To my great
surprise he absolutely refused to
take any amount except the paltry
sum I had offered him. I asked
him how on earth he could do so
much work for such a small job
when had told him I did not care
how 1t looked!
To my surprise he told me, Il
cared how it looked because I was
the one who did the work, and
every time I looked at it, would
know hadn't been fair to myself
because I could do a better job
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
Prsshyfsri0nS Endorse
Student Demonstrations

Cleveland, Ohio. - The nom
violent and orderly demonstrations
against racial segregation led by
southern students received endor-
sement from the General Assem-
bly, Of the Presbyterian Church,
converting here for eight years.
When laws favoring racial dis
elimination violate the law of
God, peaceful and orderly disobe-
dience" is justifiable, a resolution
passed by the body stated
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
ONE FREE, 8 TO GO IN l2 DAYS

ONE FREE, TO DAYS
DAEGAR Senegal-(ANP)The composed the
former French colonial Senegal Sudan started the
freedom ball arong June TO-
total Of African nations will independence
ones to follow Madagascar Republic African Re-
public Congo Republic Gabon SomaIand somala and
the Belgian Congo.
FROM TO PRIEST
LoNDoN-(ANP-From Chief income tax in
Lagos Nigeria church is quite lump
F. G. Seby who until 1858 ordained
by Henry Lord Bishop London seby
of both the Federal Public Council
Of Nigeria
AFRICANS HAVE IS SEATS OUT OF IS IN KENYA
LEGISLATURE
NA1ROBL ANF)-When general
Lancaster House constitution Kenya Of
this the beginning black MEM
bers to the 6Smember Legislative council remaining
be divided the European
RECORD NGERLAN NATIONAL ANTHEM
LIVERPOOL England ANP)Phonograph recordings
Ngertan National Anthem viii
throughout England and West
Gently Johnson Ngean Minister Labor He re-
ported that recordings Of the anthem
collectors win have chance to add to their collections
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01

and would feel like I had cheated
you. I couldn't do a poor job, my
conscience wouldn't let me- do
that and live with myself"
Years later I was able to
name a big contractor or rather
a big job to a contractor. And
Everyone one wondered why I
gave the contract to a small ap-
phcant. Perhaps you have guessed
the man I chose was the man who,
many years before had told me
he could not do a poor job"
II knew If we were fortunate
enough to have this man take the
contract that he would do his best
and we would have only the best
buildings built. Let me tell you
this job made Carl Smith a very
rich contractor"
We all know there are men and
women who do just what they
have to do and no more. They do
not look ahead Carl Smith was not
exactly looking ahead but he had
to do his best, no matter how
much time it took or what he lost
because, as he said, he could not do
an inferior job and look at it. He
said he would know it was the
best he could do and 50 his con-
science would not let him do it.
He lost on the little job, finan-
cially, but he proved that success
really came to him because he
sincerely did his work the best he
could, under unsatisfactory terms
but honesty paid in the long run.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
THIS NJ THAT
BY Hazel Underwood


1t Is better to lose with a conscience clean
Than to win with trick unfair;
1t Is better to fail and to know you've been
Whatever the prize was square,
Than to claim the joy Of a far off goal
And the cheers Of the standersby
And to know down deep in your tnmost soul
cheat YOU must live and die
Who wins by trick may take the prize,
And at first he may think II sweet
But many day in the future hes
When hen wish he had met defeat
For the man who lost shall be glad at heart
And walk with his head UP high
While his conqueror knows he must play the part
OF q cheat and living lie.
The prize seems fair when the fight is ON,
But save it Is truly won
You win hate the thing when the crowds gone,
For 1t stands for q false deed done.
And it's better you never should reach your goal
Than ever success to buy
At the price Of knowing down In your SOUL
That your glory is all Lie.
Selected More Worthwhile Poems
Thanks to Mrs. wreatha @. Maxwell
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01

John A. Wilson, 80, Ss2 Car
ron was arrested at $40 pm. on
June Is by officer Albert Corr for
speeding at Rondo between Kent
and Western. He was clicked at IS
miles per hour in a 80 mile zone.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
ALWAYS DO THE BEST YOU CAN.

Several overheard explaining why gave
big contract little carpenter part
When younger and starting up any business
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01

'SOme people never do anything
ON time, except buy" - Independ-
emit Banker.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

who was wounded seriously. A
note delivered to the Cubar
Ministry of Foreign Affairs by
Mr.. Braddock also called fol
punishment of Capt. Jorge
Robreno- Marriages. for what was
described as a brutal and un-
warranted attack.
Mr.. Henderson, recovering
from abdominal wounds re-
ceived in the affray, is now at
the police hospital, where he Is
being technically held In deten-
ton as a material witness in
the incident.
The United States note also
protested the action of a Cuban
police officer, Alberto Blanco,
for failure to protect Mr..
Henderson after taking him
into custody and for failure to
arrest Capt. Robreno-M Marriages..
Mr.. Blanco was also called
derelict in his duty "in not
personally seeing that the
wounded Henderson was safely
delivered to a place where he
could receive emergency med
ical tratment."
In Havana, Cuban Foreign
Evening star., 1960-12-01

toners will want forms Of
service enabling them to call
over wide areas. and even
across the continent, at a fiat
monthly rate.
"And If you should ask
When is the Bell System. going
to develop specific plans for
this sort of. thing?' I am happy
to give you this answer: We
are working on them now" he
told the Boston conference on
distribution
AT&T declines to elaborate
on details of long-distance
zone calling until the proposal
is actually filed. I'VE are
absolutely prohibited from dis
cussing any Details" q spokes-
! man said.
However. the plan under
consideration would permit q
New York telephone subscriber
for example, to buy q service
for a fixed monthly rate that
would permit an unlimited
number Of calls to, say. Chicago
Or. If he estimates he will be
making 25 calls to Chicago
J monthly. he would be able tc
Evening star., 1960-12-01
long-Distonce Calling
AT Flat Rate Planned

NEW YORK. Dec. l (AP).
"A sweeping change in long
distance telephone service is
being readied for the near
future. In effect, it will mean
extension Of the local or area
calling concept unlimited
long-distance calls at a fiat
monthly rate.
The giant Bell System oi
the American Telephone &
Telegraph Co. is working on
such q long distance zone call
ing idea and hopes to have
it ready for submission to the
Federal Communications Com
mission in two weeks.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

|, Frederick r. Kappel. presi-
dent of AT&T. gave the first
hint Of the plan last month
in a Boston speech.
1T appears to me that step
by STEP" he said. "the distinc-
ton between local and long
distance in communications
will gradually disappear.
I'VE have already seen the
broadening of local telephone
calling areas SO that calls
between many adjoining COM
munities are not treated as toll
calls. Not visionary, but
extremely practical, is the
concept that many of our GUS
Evening star., 1960-12-01
MorshoI Montgomery
To Be Disc jockey

LONDON, Dec. / (AP).-The
British Broadcasting Corp. has
hired Field Marshal Viscount
Montgomery as a disc jockey
for Christmas Day only.
The 49, year old hero of
World War II will play a one
hour program of his favorite
music. He said it will include
hymns, war songs, dance music
and numbers from musical
comedies he has enjoyed.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

Ministry sources confirmed re.
ceipt of the protest. There was
no indication whether an an
swer was planned.
Capt. Robreno-M Marriages., who
had been detained for investi-
cation. was reported released.
At the hospital Mr.. Hender-
son was reported progressing
satisfactorily. There was no
indication when he would be
released.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
i. ). Protests
Cuba Shooting
By the Associated Press

The United States has
vigorously protested as wanton
and unprovoked the shooting OF
q United States Embassy staff
employe by a Cuban army Of
ficer In a Havana night club
November 10.
The State Department an
nounced yesterday that Daniel
M. Braddock, United States
Charge d'Affaires in Havana,
had formally protested the
shooting Of Ernest Wayne
Henderson Of Pasadena, Calf.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

buy a service at a specified fee
for possibly 80 three-minute
calls to that city or any other
phone number in the same
zone.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
SUNDAY GROUP PHOTOS

MAGAZINE. WASHINGTON MARCH 3 1860
Evening star., 1960-03-13
In The Chips

TINE twang of three nasal voices representing trio of
Il chipmunkS that has been resoundng from ukebOxes
and filling the air for year has brought in
a golden harvest to songwrter David Seville the man
behind the munks Records of The Chpmunk Song and
Alun's Hdrnonicd have piled up sales of Az million be-
them and recent album called Let's All Sing With
the Chipmunks has sold 400 600 in six weeks.
Chipmunkfancier Seville sometimes likes to work
directly of his the theory that
they may inspire further harmonic ideas On such
sons, either his Hollywood home at a recording
studio Seville may devote half hour to rolicking with
his furry trio pets which he adopted in the flesh after
before their puppetstyle sounds became famous.
Seville reports that Alvin is obStreperouS around the
house he but he has soft spot for him. well
he should.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
Redskins Sign
Bob Toneff and
Bill Anderson

Bill Anderson, the Redskins
leading pass receiver last year,
and Bob Toneff, anchorman of
the defensive line, signed their
1860 contracts yesterday before
departing for their respective
homes.
The pair came here earlier
this week to receive the Hecht
Co. awards as the outstanding
Redskins of l959-the first time
co-awards were made.
Anderson, who caught "a
passes for 729 yards and five
touchdowns, many of them on
the sensational side, headed for
Knoxville, Tenn. He is complet-
ing work at the University Il
Tennessee for his degree and
filling speaking engagements on
the side. This will be his third
season with the Redskins.
Toneff, who was traded to
Washington by the San Fran
cisco Forty-Niners last year,
makes his home in the Golden
Gate city but is planning to
bring his family east next sea-
son. No actual figures are avail
able on the 6-foot-3, 25O-pound-
er's defensive play, but films
show he was tower of strength
for the Redskins.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
WIDENER
Continued From Page D-1

Continued From Page d.
strip probably would eliminate
On-and-On.
Fred w. Hooper's Alhambra
Sprinting to the front at the
break and opening up a huge
lead, scored a length-and-a-
quarter victory over Pointer in
yesterdays feature at Hialeah.
Mister 1--WE finished third.
Pointer came out of the gate
first but Alhambra shot by him
Immediately and was hustled
to a commanding advantage.
Jockey John Rotz had Alham-
bra five lengths in front at the
far turn. was still five in front
turning for home.
Pointer, the only horse with
in shouting distance of Alham-
bra, closed the gap in the final
eighth Of a mile but could not
threaten the winner. 1t was
four lengths back to Mister
1--WE. who unfinished Derrick
by a head for third money.
Alhambra, the heavy favor
ite with the crowd of 18.96l,
ran 7 furlongs in 1:222s and
paid S4.90.
Evening star., 1960-02-19
New Policy Tops Field
In Cap at Santa Anito

ARCADIA, Calf. Feb. l9
(AP)-Racing fans get another
chance to study the 1860 Derby
crop tomorrow when a field of
about 10 three-year-oldS goes
poStward in the $50,0O-added
San Felipe Handicap at Santa
Anita.
To date. the division has
been on the scrambled side,
with no real standout de-
veloped. But the mile and one
sixteenth feature may answer
a few questions.
High weight of the race is
Ralph Loves New Policy, who
will carry l24 pounds, includ-
ing Jockey Willie Shoemaker.
Next is Merrick Stables John
William. at 12l, with Ismael
Valenzuela in the saddle.
Others listed as definite or
probable. and most of them
being pointed toward the $780,
900 Santa Anita Derby next
month, include Noble Moor.
T. V. Lark, Eagle Admiral. Flow
Line, Clown Prince, Nagea,
Natego, Prince Blessed ana
Henrijan.
New Policy earned top weight
of his three stakes victories
at this meeting, and his wealthy
owner from Texas, hopes he
will develop into the class of a
former fine horse he owned,
Gallant Man.
John William, however, lent
confusion to the picture when
he defeated New Policy, among
Evening star., 1960-02-19
Bill Malone Gets
Several Awards
At 'Sendoff'

About 200 friends and we'll
wishers attended a party for
Bill Malone yesterday, given by
Goldie Ahearn and Lou Frank
at Goldie's Charcoal Pit Res
taurant.
Malone, who soon will begin
work in New York as a free
lance commercial announcer,
will keep his Sunday night tel
evision sports program on
WMAL-7 and will remain a
resident of this area.
Bill received an award as
outstanding sportsman" from
the Washington Junior Cham
ber of Commerce and a plaque
from a University of Maryland
booster group. Also, Ahearn
presented him with two pair
Of boxing gloves autographed
by those attending.
Among the salutory tele-
grams was one from Vice Pres
ident Nixon. Prominent guests
included Judge Thomas c.
Scalley of Municipal Court,
Martin McKneally, national
commander of the American
Legion; Bill Cobey, athletic di-
rector at the University of
Maryland; Police Chief Robert
v. Murray. and John L. Sui
livan, former Secretary of the
Navy.
Evening star., 1960-02-19

others, in the recent San vi
cente Handicap.
Noble Moor and T. v. Lark
each has won one 100000
added race. The c. R. Mac
Stables T. V. Lark won the
Arlington Futurity last year.
Noble Moor, owned by DR..
and Mrs. J. R. Smith and a
son of renowned Irish horse,
Moor, won the Hollywood Park
Juvenile last summer.
Prince Blessed is a $4,000
purchase by Travis M. Kerr.
better know as the owner of
the new retired Round Table.
Flow Line, C. M. Crawford.
jr.'S, colt who set of a near
panic when he broke loose in
the saddle paddock last week,
is generally regarded as the
outsider in the lineup.