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ROCKVILLE

Store or office @O'x5O'. street front
in modern apt. bldg. on S Glebe
road; heat and air cond. fur.
nished. Parking.
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hhL. FUKEST, JWI NO. GTanauOS
st.-Brick. 8 bedrms., full bsmt.,
paneled rec. rm., scr. porch. land
dist. comm. swim. pool: nr. PEN
taRon. schools, Sl1.S50. Call
OWNER IA S-In-I
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BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOMES

w AAONADo
Loc. in Fairfax town estates on nice
lots, with Finished streets, sewer,
water, and gas. conv. to schools,
shop. and tranSp.. and adjoining
the campus of the University OF
Virginia'S S new bldg. These houses
are in the Fairfax town limits and
tne model house is loc. at 2lO
Cleveland st and is opened from
Sat. pm. to dark; Sun. pm.
to dark: weekdays, 90 D m. Prices
start at S20.500 with conv. A.
nancing. arranged. Dir. to the
sample house are out Arl. blvd. to
Route 23 left on l23 to Sager
ave. which is opposite the en-
trance TO the Fairfax County
Courthouse, left on Sager ave, to
Barbour St, right on Barbour St.
an continue straight ahead on
Sldeburn I'd. to Cleveland St, and
then right on Cleveland st. to "lO,
Call JE. 3-S150 for information
ressrding these houses. AUSTIN
D. THOMPSON REALTY CO.
BEAUTIFUL SHADED i:-ACRE LOT
IN CHOICE MCLEAN AREA
This custom-built rambler has a
very Ice. liv. rm, with frepl.. pam
eled den 3 big bedrms.. 3 baths.
mod. kit. with built-in eating
space. Fin, rec. rm. with f1repl.,
@-car built-in garage. Other ex-
tras incl. in low price OF S3l ESQ.
No stop lights to new CIA bldg.
Pentaeon or > Wash. bridges.
BARR REALTY INC.
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FAIRFAX-New 3-bedrm. brick;
lge. kit, hot water heat. firepl
bSmt.: S135 mo. after 5000 dn.
WE. S-250O.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
CHoOSY? If you are

CHoOSY? If you are
particular bout
where you liye-and
II you are "choosy"
about design, COM
fort and construc-
tion - then don't
make a move until
you see this very un-
usual custom built
home on the ridge
in Wellington-with
many more features
than could be listed
the latest concept
in kitchens - fully
equipped and with
family room-4 tre-
.mendous bedrooms,
ga baths and garage.
Full basement, Early
A m erica n design.
This home must be
seen. Call now for
the Photo-Fact bro
chure, ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP, XII. $4,000.
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BRICK RAMBLER: cl,an and at
tractive located in low tax area.
l5 miles to D.. C.. l-acre lot with
garden and picnic area. 3 nice
size. bedrooms, eating space in
kitchen. :, rireplaces. garage. base
ment, early possession for only
S36,S50. LYNN REALTY JE. >
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TOWN & COUNTRY
REALTORS 9 to 9
ARLINGTON. N.
OTITCK SALE

4-bedrm, 2la-bath rambler; rec.
rm.; conv. loo; nicely Handicapped.
beaut: view; Grac. living. Reduced.
OWNER. ia. 4-42S7.
ARL.; ST. ANNE'S; FLA = LARGE
brick Colcnial; walk. dist. to St.
Annes, conv. to bus lines: bed
rms. 3 baths, pan. rec. rm., scr.
pch Avail. lmmed. OWNER, RE.
1-3653: ewes, ia. 7-S157.
ARLINGTON. NORTH-Brick Co.
lonial, close TO everything. Rec.
rm., large lot. Low down pymt.
and assume loan. IA. 4-7l0O.
ARL., 1905 Ind St, s.-@-bedrm.
det. brk. Colonial. sep. din. rm.,
lW. rm with firepl.. full bsmt. !:
conv. to Pentagon, Fl. Myer, Arl.
Hall, buses, schools; very reas.
ia. 7-l439 OWNER,
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ASSUME HIGH GI-White brk., A.
bedrm. Cape Cod; full bsmt; Il
acre; distinctive loc. in Vienna;
priced at only Sl6,95O: immed.
occupancy. OPEN ALL DAY. Rte.
l23 to East st, left Ia blks. to
Open Sign. Call Mrs. Drummer,
WE. S-6Sll. MuNSON REALTY,
JE. 10000.
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BROoKLAND EsT.-ALEx., S.
SPLIT-LEVEL HOME
On large lot with carport: has 3
,bedrms, bsmt.. rec. rm.. big
kitchen, carpeting; almost new
only S2l 300. Open house at 100
WaycrosS st, of Brookland Or.
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
JA. 4-4252 CI,. 6-4eOO
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
POTOMAC HILLS

sample home, b large
rms, center hail. large family
rm., 21z baths. full bsmt.. double
garage,. level lot. Purchaser can
select decorations to suit. Sale by
owner. no agents. Large lst trust.
Layman st. north side Of sub
division POTOMAC HILLS, follow
signs See owner. H. BROWN, IA.
2-l644.
SECLUDED 5-ACRE ESTATE
Modern. 4 hedrms., 3 full baths,
den with corner frepl.. huge liv-
ing-dining rm. with Vaulted CELL
ing, paneled walls, corner firepI.,
fully equip electric kit, porch. /.
,carport and full bsr1t. This
house is located on 3 wooded acres
with stocked lake: II miles from
SInpoi SSapitoi via Shirley hwy. No
SLEEPY HOLLOW-Luxury living.
Fully air-cond.; beautiful wooded
lot; secluded outdoor entertain
ing; 3 trepls:, built-in TV, Hi-Fi.
I'm and speaker system. All car
nm 2-bath 7O-ft. rambler. By
OWNER. High 3O's. DIR: Ari,
blvd. tRte, 50) to Z Corners. take
Sleepy Hollow rd. to right on VAL
ley. Brook dr., left on Devon dr.. to
III Open Sat, Sun, 12-7. JE.
4-1S13.
RARE AS RADIUM-4 bedrooms
all on one floor, in this true Ariz-
ona rancher. Great big llOxl 81
lot. Center hall entrance, lovely
living room with fireplace, for
mai dining room, SUPERIOR
BEDROOM SIZES, de luxe rec
room, rear screened porch. Near
parochial and public schools,
transportation and huge shopping
area. Priced for Immediate sale,
Call right now. JE. 10000. VIM.
a: CHAPMAN REALTY. INC. 1OI
W. Broad. Falls Church. Va.
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE-3-
bedrm., 2-bath brick split-level:
close in to Alex: S23. 500. Call
fol. inform. bet. and 3 pm.
daily, all day Sat. and Sun TIE
6-646S.
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ARE YOU A STAIR
CLIMBER?

II the thought of climbing long
der, YOU will ike this 3-bedroom
rambler. This chic modern home
is located i'll the Fl. Belvoir area.
Modern kitchen cheerful living
room. utility room and tiled bath.
Situated On a quiet street with
plenty of shade trees. Let us show
you this lovely Escc::::;e, then con-
slider 1t for your future home
Price, Sl7,500. TIE. 6-l415.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
STORES FOR RENT

ARL.. ~, Westover Shopping Center,
1S6N n WASHINGTON blvd ,-lFXS0
1T with double windows: amid de-
partment development: avail Sept
Call BENOIT & ALVAREZ,
Realtors KE S.ER..
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

ANTIQUE SdOP 5-bedrm homo
plus unfnisned cottage on corner
acre. Entrance TO George Wash
inEton s birthplace. Can be seen
anytime. S22.50O net Must see
10 appreciate HUGO SORIVI.
washington Birthplace, West
moreIand Co, Va.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

WE HAVE CLIENTS for all types of
property, MILTON P RIPPER I.
~; '-2olo EN- 3-5ln7
3 Ice. SYNDICATES interested in
buylng lge. or small apt bldes.
K. l. SMITH, REALTOR, GA.
4-Itll. VIII. k-R51Q
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RARE As RADTIiM-4 bedroom
SPRINGFIELD


yates Yillage"-This
biegeSt, most COM
plete split = level in
town with its tremen-
dous rec. room-Space
aplenty for the elec-
trio trains and TV. A
pretty plan" living
room. separate dining
room. , master size
bedrooms with large
closets - all quality
constructed" for your
comfort, summer and
winter-loads OF ex-
tras. Call XII. $4,000.
ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP.
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Store or Office approx. 1896 in
smal! shopping center. Sl5U mo,
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ARLTNGTo!
ARLINGTON
BLUE CHIP
DEALS
DEUCES WILD

You can't lose on this $4,000
value. All brick with screened
porch: basement and . double
bedrms. on lovely wooded lot
separate dining rm., big kitchen :
within walking distance Of every
thing: priced below FHA appraisal: !:
$500 will handle. IT'S YOUR
BID
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&C A -

ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
1900 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
LAKE BANCROFT 100 from besut.
beach - Spacious rambler; excel
nnanctnR no agents. CL. 6-lSSl
LAKE BAREFOOT
Spac contemporary. 6 bedrms.. 2
baths. de luxe all-elec. kit: deep
wooded lot on lake; by OWNER
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Broyhill & Sons

Realtors. 1910 Lee Hwy Arl., Va
ia. 4-l3O0 Ewes. Sun. IA. 2-TS@9
$500 so. FT. nr 18th and Colum-
nla rd. n;w.-Fireproof bldg, hieh
loading door and Offices. Zoned
en- S5c per #, Phone HU.
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THE BIG
'' "A y

ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
1900 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-a30O
BY OWNER-Rambler: near eX-
cellent schools, a gardeners dream
on heavily wooded half-acre. no
outlet circle, handicapped with rare
a5sleaS; f6a aS,rTIs iris: dafiodiiS: Washing;
bedrms.. liv. rm., dining ell, bath,
Kitchen. rec. rm.. full bsmt.. new
heating system, sep. carport; un-
der 100000: easy terms for re-
sponSible purchased. IT Washing
ton Court Alex OR I-Q3oQ
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HOUSES FOR skLE-VA.
.n&0ggn
OPEN SUM-, 2B
Holm Hills

South of Alex. 90 minutes DC.
Near Mt; Vernon blyd; Ideally
RARY in this most desirable COM
munity: carport and many ex-
tras: avail. for immed. occupancy.
Lge. 5k4eo loan to be assume,
Sl4S piti. Owner transferred
Must see to appreciate. Priced
below market for immed. sale at
DIRECTIONS: South through Alex.
on Mt. Vernon parkway to Morn
ingSide dr., approx. 3 miles south
F., Hunt rd. approx, q mile to
Holm Hills sign, turn right at
sign to, OPEN house at 400
Daphne lane.
LOU CHACEY
REAL ESTATE so. S-s953
I BUILT THESE HOUSES. Your
builder-5 houses in beautiful
surroundings. Country atmosphere
with city convenienceS. Priced
$1,000 to S29.g50. Your choice.
3 to ) bedrooms. Near circum-
ferential highway interchanges in
the very best areas of Fairfax
County. JE. 4-g49S.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE an attrac-
tive 3-bedrm. home with outside
study or den with fireplace and
bookshelves plus lovely land
Scaped lot. tall trees and pleasant
surroundings this one would sure
ly appeal to you, large patio for
delightful entertaining. Near shop
ping center, bus and school. A
real buy at SlS,95O. FHA financ-
ing avail. To reach: Out Rt. so.
past Corners to Graham rd.,
lett on Graham to Nolan left on
Nolan. l blk. to house. OPEN 10
I'll Z. ia. 7-6O5T.
IMPOSING split-level on a nice lot
in an exclusive N, Arlington loca
ton. This 3-year-old brick home
has 4 bedrooms, finished recrea-
tion room and a large screened
porch. 2-car carport. Beautifully
handicapped surroundings. Let us
show you this delightful home. Gail
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Consult 9G!st N, M, Pick Pick Taylor, leasing
9ept; SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
Eeaitors, IA l4th st. NV, MA.
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ARL., N.--NEW RAMBLERs: 8 bed
rms. ga baths, carport. Just
compl. Close in. Move in at once.
605i; 6055 and 6059 n. Goth st.
daily q to .; Sun. . to 6: ia. =
2991; ewes, KE. 6-S765.
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.
ARLINGTON

Estate, nothing to equal
the scenic view along the Poto-
mac, 10 min. downtown, exceed
ingly flne rambler-type home. z
large rms, floor plan with
center hall; only one of its kind,
come and see for yourself. Sale by
owner, no agents. Dir: Nellie
Custis dr.. to Nelson St, 1 blocks
to 2732.
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WAREHOUSES tor RENT
ANNANDALE

200 f of LITTLE RIVER TURN
PIKE CRte. 236. Va in center OF
town; near bank, post office, huge
apt,-house and residential de-
build and lease 1000 to S,000
IT warehouse. Il or . loorSl
Ample parking. Reas rent. Mr.
Columbia Pike; Consult With
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Hearn SIashes
Dark'sLeadin
Baseball Golf

MIAMI. Feb. Is (AP) Al
win Dark's lead was reduced
to one stroke in the National
Baseball Players Golf Tour
nament today as he scrambled
for a third-round score of 80,
giving him a 54-hole total of
225.
One stroke behind the Phil
lies infielder was Jim Hearn.
The former Phillies' pitcher
now a free agent, fired a 10
for 226.
Albie Pearson of the Orioles
shot a 10, best round of the
day, for a 229 total and third
position.
The three will play in a four
some with Miami Marlin Man.
ager Al Vincent in tomorrow'S
final round on the Topaz $500
yard Country Club course at
Miami Springs.
Winds up to 40 miles an hour
and a noon downpour kept to-
days scores mostly in the 80S.
Al Lopez. White Sox manager,
had an 80 for a fourth-place
1913.
Thu lAoLone.
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GEORGETOWN
Continued from Page F.

ONhuCN AAVDh nSC
at intermission with a 1928
lead.
George Lundy, 6-foot-5, 1885,
pound sophomore from Camp
Hill, Pa, was the best looking
player on the floor in the first
half, during which he dumped
in II points. He got 18 for the
night to lead his team. while
Charley Ross, who owned a 81
point average, got only ID.
Coleman. Jim Carrino, Tom
Matan and Sheehan led the
Hoyas back after they fell
behind by five points on bas-
kets by Lundy and Pavia.
Sheehan, who counted only
five baskets, made two of them
in a row to tie the game at
46-all, and the lead swayed
back and forth until Coleman,
Paul Tagliabue, Sheehan and
reserve Ray Ohlmuller got the
Hoyas out front for keeps.
Lafayette made only one bas-
ket nthe final six minutes,
a layup by Morris Boyer.
Owen McGill and Ed Lopata
led the Georgetown Freshmen
to a 6l-55 victory over Gonzaga
High School in the preliminary.
scored 16 points and
Lopata "A.
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Totals 4s?412O Totals as 20 100
PHILADELPHIA as 10 AZ S6% iS6
BOSTON 20 40 50 36-iSS
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Winter OIympics to Open
Thursday; 8 Champs Back

SQUAW VALLEY, Calf,
Feb. IS (AP).-A field of more
than 700 from 81 or 80 nations
will converge on this scenic,
snow-covered area in the High
SierraS for the 1860 Winter
Olympics, which open Thurs
day.
The exact number of coun-
tries to be represented will be
clarified this week when the
International Ski Federation
meets in San Francisco to de-
eide the case of Nationalist
China. which was late in filing
the necessary papers.
Focal point in the valley is
the $3.5 million ice arena,
where figure skating and hockey
games will be held. Behind it
lies the 400-meter speed-skat-
ing oval and from it you can
see the so and 80 meter ski
jumps.
Eight Champions Return
Eight champions of 1856 re-
turn this year. but with no as
surance they'll capture Gold
Medals. Back to defend their
titles are:
Hallgeir Brenden of Norway
in the 15-kilometer croSs-coun-
try race; Veikke Hakulinen,
Finland, 80 = kilometer; Sixten
Jernberg, Sweden, So kilo-
meter; Sverre Stenerson, Nor
way. Nordic combined; Lyubiov
Baranova, Russia, ladies' 10
kilometer; Madeleine Chamot-
Berthod, Switzerland. ladies'
downhill skiing; Yevgeny
GriShin. Russia, 500 and 1900
meter speed skating, and Boris
Shilkov, Russia, 5000 = meter
speed skating.
Olympic officials have added
four speed skating events for
women at distances of 500,
1000, 1900, and 5000 meters.
For the first time there is the
mems biathlon, a combination
of cross-country skiing and
shooting. But there will be no
bobsledding.
Carol HeisS Favored
Three mountains towering
over this valley at 5000 foot
altitude provide the scene for
the Alpine ski racers. The ladies
slalom and giant slalom will be
at Papoose Peak, the mems
downhill at Squaw Peak and
the other at KT22, named be-
cause Mrs. Wayne Poulsen, wife
Of a Squaw Valley land owner,
used % kick turns to get down
its steep slopes.
Hard as it is to establish ia
voriteS, probably the biggest
surprise would be the defeat of
New York's Carol Heiss in the
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LIVE AND ON TAPE
Millions to See N
Of Winter OIympics

NEW YORK, Feb. Is CAP) -
The Winter Olympics always
have been something Americans
read about. Now millions can
see the Games in the comfort
Of their homes.
Ski jumping will come to
Georgia, speed skating to Texas
and the giant Slalom to Man
hattan-all on the first live
television in the United States
of the Olympics, winter or
summer.
The Columbia Broadcasting
System, for II days starting
next Thursday, will televise all
but two of the Olympic events,
either live or on tape.
The two ruled out as too diff
f1cult for one-shot viewing are
the mems downhill skiing and
the cross-country ski events.
1879 Hours of Live Tv
There will be 1872 hours of
live telecasts from the Olympic
site, Squaw Valley, Calf, be-
ginning with a half-hour show
ing of the opening ceremonies
Thursday.
On Friday, and Monday
through Thursday, the follow
ing week, there will be a Is
minute tapped show covering the
days highlights. The tapped pro-
grams will be sometime be-
tween II pm. and midnight,
depending upon local commit
mentS.
The biggest of the live shows
will be three-hour telecasts
q pm. Washington time) on
Sunday, February 81, and Sum-
day, February %, the final day
of the Olympics.
The first Sunday package
will feature mems giant slalom
skiing and 60-meter ski jump
ing.
The final telecast will cover
the mems 80-meter ski jump
ing and closing ceremonies.
Will Use IL Cameras
There also will be live COW
erage on February 20, %, 26
and 81 which will include
women's downhill skiing. wom-
ems 500-meter speed skating,
pairs figure skating, women's
free figure skating, mems COM
pulsory and free figure skating
and ice hockey.
For the big job, CHS will
use a Gilman crew and II
cameras. Six cameras alone
will be needed to cover the
mems giant slalom, run 5,905
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KuIImon's Blades Beat
Presidents Fifth Time

Wally Kullman's surging New
Haven Blades defeated Wash
ington, 5-3, last night at Uline
Arena for their fifth straight
victory over the Presidents
since the fiery forward took
over as coach at New Haven.
Only $50 persons braved
WashingtonS snow emergency
to see the slumping Presidents,
racked with injuries and per-
sonnet problems, play their
sixth straight Eastern Hockey
League match without a vic
tory.
The Blades scored twice in
the first and second periods
before the Presidents could
connect. Ken Davies took a
perfect pass from Danny
Patrick behind the New Haven
defense at 1900 of the second
stanza for Washington's first
goal.
AS the final period got under
way. Defenseman Larry Nc
Laren. obtained from Philadel-
phia IN trade for Moose Lallo.
Melted a 20-footer and Center
Norm Doyle cut New Ravens
lead to one goal when he tipped
IN McLaren's long shot at 4:44.
Don Perry, New Haven de-
fenseman, nipped the rally
midway in the final period
with a shot from just inside
the blue line.
Don Davidson scored twice
with Gerry Casey and Mike
Mahoney adding single goals
to give the Blades their early
40 lead.
Washington Goalie Jacques
Caron twice stopped Blade
solo dasheS as he made all the
hard saves and let three shots
which should have been easy
stops, lodge in the cords.
The Presidents. who were
playing their first Uline Arena
game after eight straight on
the road, seem to have bolster
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ladies figure skating. The 20
year-old New York University
student has won the world title
four times.
Another good bet for a gold
medal is David Jenkins of Colo
RADIO Springs, also a world
champion figure skater. His
brother, Hayes Alan, won the
gold medal four years ago.
AuStriaS Anderl Molterer was
second in the giant slalom IN
1856, but fellow countrymen
Karl Schranz and Pepi Stiegler
are considered his peers.
Cross-COuntry Cited
Japan's Chick Igaya, who
won the silver medal in the
slalom at Cortina, faces a rug
ged test in his bid to make it a
gold one this time.
Although the Europeans domi-
nate most of the mems Alpine
skiing, the United States girls
might take a cue from the torch
bearer this time and capture
honorS.
Andrea Mead Lawrence, who
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won both the slalom and giant
slalom for Uncle Sam in 1852,
will carry the flame down the
mountain in the opening cere-
monies.
Then it's up to a squad in
GLIDING Penny Pitou, Betsy
Snite, Beverly Anderson, Joan
Hannah and Linda Meyers to
try to match Andrea's 1852 per-
Torrance.
In cross-country, the top COM
petitors are Jernberg. HAIKU
linen, Brenden, Stenheim Of
Norway, Per Eric LARSON of
Sweden, Vaino Huhtala of Fin
land and Pavel Kolchin and
Vladimir KUHN of Russia
among others.
Russia again could dominate
the speed skating. both mems
and women'S, as it did in Eu-
ropean meets. The USA has
Bill Disney as a threat at 500
meters. Jan PeSman of the
Netherlands and Evar Nilsson
of Sweden are strong contend
ers in the distance events.
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feet down KT22 mountain. The
skiers start at the top of the
8,028-foot peak and CHS hopes
to cover at least half of them
on their twisting descentS. The
skiers start one minute apart
and it takes about two min
utes to complete the course.
One thing missing from the
1860 Winter Olympics is bob
Shedding. The breathtaking
runs down the icy courses by
the two and four man bob
teams would have been a TV
natural.
Bud Palmer and Walter
Cronkite will be on the broad
casting team along with Dick
Button. former Olympic figure
skating champion, and Art
Devlin. former Olympic ski
Jumper.
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Women's Ski Coach
Suffers Broken Foot

SQUAW VALLEY, Calf,
Feb. Is (AP) Dave Lawrence,
coach of the United States
Women's olympic ski team,
broke a bone in his right foot
in training yesterday, but will
carry on his duties, DR.. Amos
Little, the team manager,
said today.
Dave will be slightly ham
pered. but we do not expect
our training program to be
slowed because of his injury"
Little said. The American girls
are highly rated in the Feb
ruary 1928 Winter Games.
LaWrence's wife, Andrea
Mead Lawrence, a double
Olympic gold medalist, is as
siStant coach and will take
over her husbands duties until
he can get back on the hill.
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cd every otber FIJI. +eop, with
O0l ILL '0oLIi WIFI
their "dlScardS.
c;,oo IIyoL. W.,
o4llce washington Solo hull-
man and DefenSeman IlOVd
nlllClpeTger 10 new haven,
the BLADES have heap b,,.pipo
Ii"' CNh NUI mis-
,;c;ro e., - Io.,N -
suns AAOIii CIlo u0PIIIS VI CIle
cellar. are now battling the
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TONY LEE GOING
TO STUD DUTY

LEXINGTON. KY, Feb.
13 tAP).-Tomy Lee. 1859
Kentucky Derby winner.
will retire to stud at Stall
lion Station next season.
Lou Doherty. owner of
the farm. said today Tony
Lee would not be syndi-
Gated, a normal practice.
Fred Turner. jr., will re-
tain full ownership of the
4-year-old son of Tudor
MinStrel-Auld Alliance.
Doherty said only 20
mares would be booked
next year. Tony Lee will
have a $4,000 fee.