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Evening star., 1961-05-16
CURTIS C. GLEN

g. ASSOCIATES CIR. 3-457S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. restored
town house, 3 ,fireplaces, 4 bed
500. Write Box los. Watefford
or dial 703-TUxedo 2-S496.
WESTERNER = Imagine 2 fire.
places, / in the master bedroom
as well as in the 81 #. living room,
this 3-bedroom rambler has q
step-saver kitchen without that
crowded feeling. the garage 10
built in, situated on full acre OF
beautifully wooded ground.
TOWN & COUNTRY PROP. INC.
TIE. 6-S915 9 til 8
CONTINUED on Next PsseJ
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5207 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
DAYTIME, PHONE KE. 7-137(
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ARL., N.-$22.5OO

5-B.R., 2-Bath Brk. Rambler
Unusual antique brick rambler; nv
.rm., sep. din. rn., equip. kit, 9
bedrms,, bath on 1st level; lower
level. 2 bedrms.. bath, rec. rm
LUCILLE COOK
W 2-S272 Realtor u. 2.4664
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$3.50 DOWN?

On this IMMACULATE brick ram.
bier. HUGE TREES on the lge.
fenced lawn. Features 8 nice bed
rms, attr. kit. firepl., Wv. car
peting, other extras. LESS THAN
FILA. Call NOW Open 90.
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ESDIAN SPRING VILLAGE-Brick
Cape Cod: slate roof, side screened
porch, 9 bedrms., ~ baths. Just
listed, S21 $3.50. CHESTER KEEL
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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP H.777A
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP 7-1DRR

CHILLUM TERRACE-spaciousness
galore in this Cape Cod home fea-
turing double-size bedrms., sep.
din. rm. and 2 baths, rec. rm., Q
car garage. HUGH T PECK,
REALTOR, HE, 4-I7O0,
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SPARKLING
SPRINGFIELD
SPIIT-I,EVEI,

With 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths.
The roomy living room has fire.
place. Dining room with French
doors opening onto patio and
wooded lot. Fully equipped kitchen
and comfortable family room. AS
sumo economical GI loan. Value.
priced at S23,750.
TT I'D hAJCU1 nHAT FTyY
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ARLINGTON, NORTH
ONE BLOCK
REALTORS

ARL. CRESCENT HILLs-Brick bi.
level; 3 bedrms., 2h baths. Q. fire:
pls., all qE kit. lge. fully finished
rec. rm.. laundry and storage rm.
gar; on bus line. Walking dis
tance. to grade, jr, and sr. highs
New house cond. A good buy. Abb
Solutely no agents. Call KE. g.
ARL. N. Yorktown -Williamsburl
School areas minis. to CIA. De-
lghtful 4-bedrm.. 2-bath birck
Bright rec. rm., jalousied porch
lge. workshop; GENEROUS STOR-
AGE SPACE. 2-car csrport. Leye
REALTY. Ia. 7-014R
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LOVELY BRICK; assume CT loan,
no red tape, move in now. Only
S795 down, .2-story, 8 rooms, tile
bath, full bsmt.. oil heat, best
location, large yard; walk to
church, school, shopping. Can't
last long.
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WALTER R. REYNOLDS CO., INC.
N. SPRINGFIELD-Ass $1,000
GI loan; total payt. S1OO per mo.
SoodeG a 6:E si7Bo0 5a10leF g. 0s s56Es s9Es
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RAMBLER. S27.5O0. 4 bedrms., 2
baths, 26-ft. liv. rm., sep. din.
fTn. recreation room: level lot.
Assume large 1st trust. Vacant.
Q A.M.-9 PM.-EM. 2-7400
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JUST OFF PA. AVE. EXT. nr. Penn
Marr shopping; S9,950: $500 dn.,
$50 so mo. 3 rms. bath, large
yard; no qualifying, move in now
Good cond. FALLIN REALTY CO.,
IL, 4-S300, RE. b-4734,
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA
Brick Colonial with 3 bedrms. =.
fin. bSmt., side screened porch
walk TO schools, shopping. HUGE
T. PECK, REALTOR. HE. 4-l700.
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NEW! NEW! NEW!


NEW! NEW! NEW!
Towering white southern beauty
with q gorgeous view. We defy
you to find more for the money!
Large living room with fireplace,
separate dining room with sliding
S0TsS doors oPPs11inS Ps1rnS, o9t9 S..Ss screened
niiicient cedar paneled rec. rm.
with fireplace, built-in garage,
hot-yater Dashboard heat. Only
S35,950.
ALSO
we also have q 6-bedroom brick
southern Colonial with central air
conditioning and q French Pro-
stassnr ytaSial kssensn ss%s a. TsiS Is an out
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
5000 Chain Bridge Rd. Ell. 6-6022
McLEAN-And one of its finest
areas is the location Of this brand
new split-foyer rambler with slate
entrance, huge liv. rm. with fire.
pl.. sep. very large din. rm., tre-
mendous kit. fully equip. and 4
really twin-siSe bedrms., 8 full
baths. Garage and finished rec.
rm. Large lot. Mid-30s. ATLAS
OF ARLINGTON. JA. 5-1550, ia.
5-5035.
MCLEAN AREA-Just a few mo-
mentS to new CIA building and
Just Q few minutes drive to Pen
tagon or D. c. over scenic highway
along Potomac River. NO TRAF-
FIC LIGHTS TO CONTEND WITH
Brand-new. custom built, gleaming
white 4-bedrm., 3-bath brick BIZ
level in ultra prestige area for
Just S37.250l! Lovely recreation
room, 2 fireplaces, screened porch
and Gear, built-in garage. Excel
lent financingl Also several other
models available. pOMPONIO
REALTY. IA. 6.666i.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

W00DLAwN-only S400 dn. and
S94i This brick home w/basement;
fenced yard, and conveniently To-
Gated near schools. bus and shop
ping is today'S best buy. Call WE.
$4,000 or
G.. paul hickman. inc.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

COTTAGE CITY-Brick bungalow
with 5 bedrms.. sep. din. rm., hot
water heat; near all convenienceS;
S13,300, GI approved.
MT. RAINIER-Easy FLA financ-
ing, on this 4-bedrm., 1lz-bath
home with full din. rm., hot-vateI
heat. garage; 800 down and S9l
per month pays all.
MT. RAINIER: GI no down and
only $50 per mo.-3-bedrm bum
galow: large kitchen, din. rm., /
full and half baths; hot-water
heat: only S13,500.
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SPARKLING 2-bedroom Colonial.
priced under $4,000. Separate
din. rm., equipped kit. spacious
yard with concrete drive to det
garage: Many extras. Ideal starter
nome Tor the lower income. Only
S400 down and 500 q month
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CHEyERLY-This immaculate brk.
and-frame Colonial with tin
garage is already financed with
low 4aSs loan. 3 bright sunny
bedrms. on End r.. optional den
or 4th bedrm. with adjoining
screened porch on LIST H., sep.
din. rm., full bsmt. Moderate dn.
and take over loan or re-finance
on GI or FILA terms.
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ANGLEY REALTY
HE. 10000

DISTRICT HTS rooms on LIST
H., tile bath, air conditioner. fire
place, garbage disposal, range,
refgr., full bsmt.. oil heat, beaut.
cond., on 3 lots. A real bargain
with $4,000 down; only S12,950
Mr.. church. school. bus. walking
to shopping.
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GARRETT PARK-A gem on wood
ed corner lot ideal for artist. IL
baths. sundeck. 2 patios. fun
basement. carport, studio; 2 fire
PECK, Bethesda, OIL. 6-9170.
LIST WITH Us FOR results
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TOPS AZ TRADES

ENGLISH MANOR Lovely brick
rambler on lge. lot WJmany trees,
H.. rm.. din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms.,
and finished bsmt. w/rec. rm.:
ocp.: LO. 5-36S7.
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FLOWER AVE. AREA-Brick Cape
Coo home, lovely neighboThood.
sep. dining rm., basement: close to
bus and shops. HUGH T. PECK.
REALTOR, HE. 4-1700.
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GAITHEKSBUKG- RAM
bier with large kitchen, bath, dir. .
ell, full bsmt., mostly tiled:
screened patio-carport combina-
ton, large wooded lot. fenced in
rear, S17,600: can assume S13,S00
GI, 4Haso mortgage, or will re-
finance.
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NORTHUMBERLAND 3-bedroom
rambler with built-in garage; de
luxe kit, separate din. rm., d.
nette, comfortable gas h.-w.h.,
hke-new condition throughout:
only S16,S50. moderate down and
take over 41aec CT loan.
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n. a. GILL q bON
FE Q.S000

GLEN HILLs-custom built ram
hler on acres, ideal for q horse
q large pond. 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
sep din, room. 22-ft. liv. nm. with
4irepl.. large picture window with
Tlagnificent view, modern kit,
large breakfast area, 22-ft. den,
g on n one floor THOMAS L.
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I. L. LEWIS
Hn kAoon

RANDOLPH HILLs-Desirabie all
brick rambler features 8 bedrms., .,
din; rm.. kit, and bSmt., ~
osp.: S17.450. LO. 5-3687.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
RANDOLPH HILLS-GI or FHA:
new-house cond., iR Baths EQUIP.
kit large rec. rm.: fenced, level
yard: monthly pymts. less than
rent. SLIGO REALTY, Realtors,
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KAY BOWLING. Realtor,
207 N. Frederick Ave,
GaithersburR, Nd

WI. 6-1zoO 3Ul-WA. 0-Z0OO
GEORGETOWN AREA-New list
ing. 3 hedrms.; rec. rm.: goTage:
ANXIOUS to sell. Call Mrs. Rock
wood, FE. $4,000.
n. A. GILL q SON
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SNAIL DOWN PAYMENT and
e home. on on HieFE X ACRE; assume ar0e0pGem pGesn
ent loan; off Suitland parkway.
T. D. BURGESS, REALToR, RE.
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cHESTERBRoOK WOODS-sele or
rent. Picturesque "a acre with
velyety lawn is the setting. 4-bed-
room brick home situated 1ust
across the Arlington line close to
Chain Bridge. Other features in
ciuae psneled library. % IT. liv.
room; club room and Gear garage
Rental $3.50 per month. Cali ia.
$4,000 VA
Shannon &Tl1chs
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GREEN ACRES

Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick Colonial,
finished recreation room. beauti-
4nl corner lot, immediate posses
ston. exceptional opportunity. Eyes.
". C. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Evening star., 1961-05-16

FORT SUMNER HH.LS-Brand-new
Colonial Of exceptionally fine
quality. Lovely big rooms, Large
bedroom or library and full bath
on 1st floor; 8 twin-size bedrooms,
2 baths on End floor. Lower 40sl
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC. DI.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Harness Bill
Faces Fight

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. IS (Spe.
ciaD sponsors Of o bill to
establish q new and separate
commission to regulate harness
racing In Maryland face Q
tough fight In the Legislature.
The 20 sponsors IN the House
Of Delegates. who introduced
the bill. seem confident that
they can muster the necessary
50 votes. They claim promises
Of IS more, In addition to their
own votes. Gov. Tawes does
not seem TO be particularly
receptive to the bill.
Harness interests have long
sought . divorce from thor
oughhred racing control. TWO
years ago when Coy. Tawes
pushed through an increase In
the State Racing Commission
from three TO five members,
harness men claim they were
promised representation ON It.
But none Of the current COM
missioners isl associated with
the sport.
The Eastern Shore. whose
delegates are solidly behind the
proposed bill, Is q hOtbed or
harness horse breeding and
training.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla, Feb.
Is (AP). Daytona Interna-
ticnal Speedway officials were
hoping fervently things would
return to normal today after q
hectic and spine-chilling series
OF mishaps that left 1880
SPECTATORS limp yesterday.
VA 250-mile NASCAR modified
Sportsman event and q 25-mile
csnsolation race for late model
sock cars to determine the
final ls starters in the field Of
90 for the grand national DAY
tOna 500" Sunday are on the
program.
Whatever happens today must
be an anticlimax to the two
1D0-mile late model stock races
yesterday. The events left q
veteran driver In o serious con-
dition in O hospital, six others
suffered cuts and bruises, and
left machines in various stages
Of disrepair, including two COM
pletely demolished.
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Terp Takes
Swim Title;
a Marks Fall

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Feb.
rs Especially The University
OF Maryland had only one
champion with six events still
to 60 today in the Atlantic
Coast Conference swimming
championships here.
Ray Ostrander scored for
Maryland In the 5O-yard dash
In q day that saw four confer
ence records broken.
The Terrapins had two sec
onds, five thirds and Q fourth.
Ed Spencer Of North Carolina
State lowered the 200-yard
butterfly mark to 2:06.3, with
Dave Fleming Of Maryland
third. Pete Fogarasy, who
hung up Q new, breaststroke
record in the pfeliminarieS.
bettered 1t again with q 2:20.7.
beating Mike Schaeberle and
Ted Lupien Of Maryland.
Harry Bloom Of North Caro-
lima broke the 200-yard In
dividual medley mark with
2:07.5 as Hugh Rodden and
Lupien Of, Maryland chased
him home.
No team scores are kept.
Maryland. North Carolina al1d
N. G. State finished In o tie
for ACC honors on the basis
Of dual meet victories.
North Carolina's 40O-yard
free style relay team Of Barry
King. Bryan williams, willie
Bloom and Bob Bilbro hung up
Q 3.26.l mark In that event.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

Lee Petty Of Randleman.
N. c.. the father in the father
son driving combination Of Lee
and Richard, Is the seriously
injured driver. Ironically. his
son was involved in o similar
accident in the other race, but
escaped with minor injuries.
Also ironically, Lee Petty
and Johnny Beauchamp Of
Harlan. Iowa, who were in
volved in o close finish In the
first 800" in 1859, went over
the wall just as close together
yesterday, their cars diving
end over end over q 15-foot
embankment.
Petty was named official
winner Of the 1859 race after
Beauchamp first had been
given the nod. Yesterday, not
only Petty. but Junior john
son Of North Wilkesboro, N. c..
last years 800" winner, was
removed from Sundays race,
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Roosevelt RoIIy
Beots Coolidge

Roosevelt High School, early
season leader in the West Di-
vision, returned to its old form
and turned on the heat In the
second half to defeat Coolidge,
63-57. yesterday.
The second game Of the dou-
ble.header at Roosevelt re-
suited in Bell Vocational nip
ping Wilson In overtime, ,7o-f7.
Coolidge led much Of the
then was outscored by the
early going in the first game,
Riders. 1919. in the third
Quorter. 9
In the nightcap, Bell had q
56-45 lead entering the last
quarter and was still In front
by Q points with 3 minutes left,
only to be tied ct 72-all on
Ronnie Watts jump shot with
8 seconds to 60. Robert Lee
Stewart then scored 6 Of Bells I
FNfvnkM IN fexrasstfrrnA
Evening star., 1961-02-25
BY GEORGE BRAGAw

An estimated /, 900 fans turned
out for opening rounds Of the
ninth annual Metropolitan
Scholastic Wrestling Tourna-
|ment at Suitland yesterday and
saw q surprising Episcopal team
take the first-day team lead
with 26 points and send six boys
into today's semi-finals.
Semifinals and consolation
brackets start at / pm. and
finals at 1880 at Suitland High
School.
Northwood, only three points
behind Episcopal also has six
entering the semifinals. CATH
ersburg provided another sur
prise in tying for third with
Bethesda Chevy Chase with II
points. The favored defending
champion, Northwestern. Is
fifth with Is.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

Proving once and for all that
anything can happen In high
school basketball. High Point
and unbeaten Montgomery
Blair last night played to Q tie,
53-53.
A confused crowd at the High
Point gym thought they had
seen Blair suffer its first de-
feat in, 10 games as time ran
out with the host Eagles In
front, 53-51.
Coach Ed Moffatt Of Blair
then complained that the clock
had been left running on sew
eral occasions when 1t should
have been stopped, because the
timekeeper couldn't see the ac-
ton due to interference from
the crowd.
Moffatt and the Eagles
coach, Jay Arnold, conferred
with officials and decided to
let the game continue for 8
more seconds.
Blair took the ball out at
midcourt and Bob Windsor
made q layup to tie the score
with 3 seconds left. and the
game wound up 63-
ali.
The timekeeper then In
siGsed. according to one report,
that he already had made up
the 8 seconds before the extra
time was played. which brought
on . conference Of coaches,
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Spills Get Doytono off to Hectic Stort

virtually assuring . new cham
pion.
Johnson's 1861 Pontiac was
wrecked In the first race in
the same accident which saw
Richard Petty rocket over the
west wall. Johnson also es-
capped with cuts and bruises.
But unless he gets another car,
considered unlikely, he will not
be on the track tomorrow.
Glen (Fireball) Roberts Of
Daytona took the first event,
which was cut from 40 to 80
laps around the 21a-mile as
phalt strip as cars piled UP
at the caution flag was out for
l8 laps. He was driving a 1861
Pontiac.
Joe Weatherly Of Norfolk,
Va. won the second race at a
sizzling 1927 miles per hour
In a freakish finish. He and
Edwin (Banjo) Mathews OF
AsheNille, N. c., staged Q bitter
battle for the lead almost from
the start. s....,.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Eisinger ousted
In St. Augustine
Golf Tournament

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Feb.
rs (AP).-John Mickey Of or.
landO. Fla. surprise winner Of
the Tournament Of Coli Club
Champions in 1859. Is in q posi-
ton to do 1t again.
Mickey, o pediatrician and
weekend golfer, is. ak IS, the
veteran Of the four sernifinal-
lists. Today he faced 30-year-
old Wallace Goodwin Of Sheri-
day. Wyo.. former Wyoming
amateur champion, who upset
Medalist Bill Harvey yesterday.
Larry Beck, 26. Of Kinston,
N. c.. and Richard Mcneil, "a,
Of Garden City. N. Y, met in
the other 36-hole semifinal over
the 6,5S5-yard Ponce de Leon
course.
The winners play q 36-hole
match for the title tomorrow.
John Eisinger Of the Con-
gressional Country Club, Be-
thesda, Nd, was knocked out
Of the quarter-finals by Beck.
2 and /.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Jackson Shot
Wins for Clerks

Vincent Jackson popped In .
jump shot with less than 8
seconds to play to Lift Cardozo
to q Sl-40 victory over Western
yesterday.
The game was the second of
two played at Mckinley Tech
and followed McKinIey's $3.50
squeakef over Chamberlain.
jackson had put Cardczo in
front. 40-4S. with q rebound
shot only to have Joe Bundy
tie it for Western with q free
throw with s seconds left.
Joe Stanley was the Tech
hero in the first game, scoring
the last four points. Stanley
made q layup to give Tech q
|51-50 lead with 20 seconds TO
go. He was fouled on the play.
missed the foul shot but the
rebound was recovered and
passed to him ct the top Of
the foul circle. from where he
hit Q Jump shot ct the buzzer.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Episcopal 7 axes Lead
In Metro Mat Tourney

Highlighting yesterdays 90
match card was d stunning up
set Of unbeaten Doug Jones Of
Northwestern in the 127-pound
class by unheralded Jay Creech
Of B-CC. Gaithersburg's Frank
Chamberlain and Ray Walker
surprised In the 1903 and 1877
pound classes by upsetting last
years runnersup Tom McEwan
Of Landon and AL Wilton Of
Northwestern.
Episcopal had winners in 145-
pounds through heavyweight
with defending Metro champ
Peter Winfield, Cary Stewart,
Harley Ferguson, and Max
(Bee) Chapman all winning on
pins. The fastest pin Of the day
was turned in by Iaian Burgess
Of Northwestern who won over
John Kirkpatrick Of B-CC In II
seconds.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Wafer Firm
rfstssa8 IS
Hits sTake:'IoIvIIler e "

Speakers for Alexandria, Eair.
fax County and the Alexandra
Water Co. clashed yesterday
over plans by the city and the
county to seek public owner
ship Of the firm.
Alexandria win get the worse
of the deal Il, It Joins Fairfax
In an effort to take over the
company, the FIRMS attorney,
State Senator Armistead L.
Boothe, warned.
Public ownership cf the COM
pany. the Senator said. would
remove the firm from the con-
troll Of the State Corporation
Commission and put Il in the
hands Of the County Board Of
Supervisors and the County
Water Authority.
The firm would not be con-
trolled by the distinguished
Alexandra City Council :,
You win sell yourselves into
the bondage Of an authority
you cannot control" he told
listeners to q forum, broadcast
over Radio Station WPIK in
Alexandra.
The forum. moderated by
WPIK news director Mark Dull
ridge, included Alexandra May
or Leroy s. Bendheim: p. H.
Dowdell, water company man
ager and James ]. Corbalis, jr.,
director Of the County Water
Authority.
Mayor Bendheim told report
ers after the forum was tape
recorded he felt convinced the
proposed agreement between
the city and the county guar
anteed Alexandra an adequate
voice in the operation of the
facility.
The Alexandria City Council
will hold q public hearing ct
7:30 pm. Tuesday on whether
the city should join Fairfax
in an effort to take over the
company.
The proposed agreement
provides for ownership by each
jurisdiction Of those portions
Of the company within its
boundaries. Fairfax, which
would own the main source at
Occoquan Dam. would provide
water to the city at cost.
The water company manager.
who has called the plan un.
feasible, yesterday termed 1t
AN arbitrary and unjustified
invasion by the government"
Public ownership Of the firm,
Mr.. Dowdell said, will mean
higher taxes and increased
rates for consumers,
Mr.. CorbaliS said the water
authority plans to take over
all private companies operat.
ing In the county.
Evening star., 1961-02-25

Halt a mile from home on
the final lap Mathews. appar-
emily slightly in the lead. went
into Q spin after hitting the
wall. He went into the infield,
remained upright, and finished
the race, but 1t was too late
and he wound up fourth.
Weatherly's time was q rec
ord, eclipsing the old mark Of
146.52O m. p h. set by Jack Smith
of Spartanburg, s. G., last year.
Another spectacular accident
sent Wes Morgan of Alexandria,
Va, and Dave Nader Of Birm-
ingham, Ala, to the field hos
pital, but neither was injured
seriously. Pete Bowland Of
Charleston, 8. c.. also suffered
minor injuries in q spinout.
Jim Paschal Of High Point,
N. c.. finished second to Rob-
erts in the first 100 miller after
johnson was eliminated. Elmo
Langley Of Wheaton, Md, was
far behind.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Good Counsel
Gains Fina|sh
Gaze Tourney
By JIAG CAWOOD
contffbuttns writer

Good Counsel High Schools
fast break cffense and full
court press Is expected 70 break
up. KingsW0od Schools me-
thodical brand of basketball In
the finals Of the st. Stephens
Tournament today ct $3.50 pm.
Good COurisel's speed kept
Norfolk Academy off balance
and gave the Falcons an easy
59-30 victory In the first seIni-
final game last night ct st.
Stephens. In the other seEni-
final. West Hartford. Conn, up
set st. Stephens. 41-3i.
In consolation games,
Georgetown Prep defeated st.
Albans. 52.4e, and Friends beat
Christchurch Of saluda, Va,
S7-33.
st. Albans and Christchurch
play today at II am for sew
enth place. followed at 1880
By the fifth-place game be-
tween Prep and Friends. Nor
folk and st. Stephens meet
for third place at 2, preceding
a. q 4. z
Evening star., 1961-02-25
james Duffy Dies,
Former Titan Coach

DETROIT, Feb. IS (AP).-
James F. Duffy, a former head
football coach at University
Of Detroit when the Titans
ranked among the country's
gridiron giants, died last night
in Veterans Hospital. He was
SO.
Detroit's most success
full co q c h percentage-wise.
Duffy compiled o 43-l2-1 rec
ord in six years at the helm.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
VVarriiOrsNear
Clean Slate
InBaskeIbaI
u VA eRoUP "a WAaUR
ByCARL SELL
star staff writer

Only the formality Of defeat
ing lowiy Osbourn tonight
stands Ia the way Of . perfect
regular season for wakefield
High schools talented basket
ball team.
The Warriors last night
tripped up washington Lee,
4s-42. before 5000 fans at WI
for their 18th straight North
ern Virginia Group LA vic
tory, and 18th overall. George
washington, which won 22
straight In 1867. was the
leagues last unbeaten club.
Playing without the full-time
services Of ailing Rick Duques
and Gerry Spadetti, Wakefield
got outstanding performances
from Rolf Russart and Jim
Barr. WI had taken nine
straight before last night.
Spadetti and Duuues sat out
the early stages Of the game
and W-L jumped off to 4 quick
lead. The Generals moved to q
15-S advantage ID the second
quarter but Rick and Gerry got
off the bench to lead q Wake.
field comeback that cut Wis
advantage to Ie-l7 at the half.
The Warriors then poured I'll
on in the third period, OUT
scoring WI. It's. but W-L got
hot In the final 3 minutes be-
hind the shooting Of Carl
Peterson and moved to within
I point, 41-4O, with 3 minutes
left. RusSart then sank two
free throws and Barr added q
twisting underhanded lapup to
put it away for the Warriors.
Waknf1n1A n y Dka Waah L. n = ~.
Evening star., 1961-02-25
Prince Georges,
Knights Reach
Cage SenifinuIs

KEYSER, w. Va, Feb. rs
(SpeciaD Montgomery Junior
College and Prince Georges
Community College hoped to
make q neighborhood feud out
Of the Tri-State Athletic Con-
ference basketball tournament
final here tonight.
Montgomery rallied in the
second half to down Baltimore
&c, 1928. and, Prince Georges
staged . second-half squirt to
trip Charles County, SITS. In
yesterdays opening round.
Montgomery met Potomac State
in this mornings semifinals
while Prince Georges tangled
with Shenandoah &c. The win
ners play for the championship
tonight.