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Evening star., 1952-09-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

SsUchHivne house n;tb ali ,,tiiitiSs q
dream kit; 3la-acre tract. plentH Of
trees. Cali HAROLD c. SMITH
Rockville 1854. 13s
CHARMING COLONIAL
Three-bedroom, l1a-bath brick home
fireplace in liv. room with picture
window, draperies and traverse rods
Assume $4,000 GI FHA loan.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors. 10. 5-2SOO Till 9 PM
COLORED - 4-RM. BUNGALOW, Z
yrs. old; sun porch. water, electric
1ty: near Beverly Beach. WA. 1925.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
HOUSES FOR SALE=Mp.
MOVE IN TODAY
KENSTNGTON

Down payment subject to offer. Three
bedrms., bsmt., Anchor fence, insu-
lated. storm windows. Assume G1
loan; payments, S7l .9S. incl. taxes
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors LO. $4,000 It'll 9 PM.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
M-ACRE SITE

by new 3-bedroom rambler
containing handsome hv. rm., fam
ily-sized Kit. and full bsmt. $14,50o.
BETHESDA-$14,950
Located on Lynnbrook school area.
this charming home has screened
front porch, well-arranged hv. rm.,
family-size din. rm., de luxe electric
kit.;. End floor has 2 twin bedrms.,
tile bath, gas h.-w.h.
WOOD-CONL.EY, Realtors
l11BS de, Ave. LO. k-7200 TIL D
Evening star., 1952-09-10
BETHESDA-S18.950
SILVER SPRING AREA
TOnfnroY10raYv nocioy1

SILVER SPRING AREA
Contemporary Design
Situated ON A-acre lot in Quaint
Acres This home features . beau
tiful liv. rm: approx. 2Sx19 with
fireplace and door-to-ceiling win
dows with 3 exposures. Complete
with draperies and wall-to-wall
carpeting. Guest-size din. rm. with
fireplace. Fully equipped kit. with
table space. Three bedrms.. 1M
baths. bsmt. with exit: 2 patios and
many extras; S32. 800.
Stone-Brick Rambler
Large .liv. rm. with stone fireplace;
sep. din. rm.. modern kit. with
sarbase disposal and exhaust fan;
8 lEe. bedrms. and bath; full bsmt.,
gas h.-w.h.: S20.95O.
BRICK RAMBLER, $14, 500
Liv. rm.- din. rm. combination. With
picture window; fully equipped kits;
utility rm., huge screen porch; )
bedrms. and bath; storm Windows
and screens: lse. fenced LOT; CAPl;;
TAI REALTY CO.. eH. 091S tn
D.m. u NO answer. TO. b6Z7. -1z
Evening star., 1952-09-10
HOUSES FOR sAtE-MD.
st. Bernadette's Parish

Brick Cape Cod cottage. on beauti-
fully Handicapped level shaded lot.
?5x15O; lge. iiv. rm. with woodburn-
Ing frepl.. din. rm.. kit. 2 twin
2 rms. and "a bath on 2nd; gas
h.-w.h., full bsmt., det. brick gar,
cow. to all schools and shopping;
an unusual oppor, to acquire an
outstanding property; priced below
please
CALL MRS. RAMSEY. IA. s-1966
WALKER & DUNLOP
Realtors Uptown ofice
4oos Wis Ave. NV. OR. 8715
Evening star., 1952-09-10
BETHESDA AREA

BETHESDA AREA
NORTH LOCUST HILL ESTATE9
OPEN DAILY, 4 TILL 8
planned new brick ram
blers. bordering Rock Creek Park.
Three to bedrooms, 2h baths, huge
ltv. rm., din. rm., den, han, bsmt.,
unusual storage space. tout Wiscon:.
sin ave. about Y mi. beyond Naval
Hospital to Bellevue dr., right To
honey Exclusive. SAMUEL =. BOG
LEY. INC, 10. 6-3434. OIL. -6166.
BETHESDA
Colonial. large lvins
room, large dining room. de luxe
kit, screen porch, 2 baths. finished
bSmt, 2-car garage. oil h.-w. heat
On beautiful HANDICAPPED lot. Easy
down payment. Excellent terms;
$19,950. By appointment only.
N. CHEVX CHASE
2-bath Colonial. Largest
home in area; 30x20 living room
equipped kit. large dining room
full bsmt., gas hot-air heat: close
to transp.; B min. to d. C. Low down
payment. excel. terms. Only $29, $50
BY appointment only.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
Evening star., 1952-09-10
SCHOOL DAYS!

SCHOOL DAYS!!
Why pay more for less when you
can have the best home in sub.
burban Washington for only $12,-
900 with Q brand-new elementary
school, now open. only l block
away9 These de luxe .3-bedrm. ram
compartment baths with Vanitor
and oft. plate-glass mirror: lovely
modern kit. with eating space. lge
13x1S-ft. liv. rm., 8 good sized
bedrms., best Of contsr.. copper
plumbing, Blk cable wiring, steel
beam constr; lge. Handicapped lot.
1mmed. occupancy. comfortable A.
nancing. Call APP. $500. IL
Evening star., 1952-09-10

COLORED-S1, 800 DOWN
1912 No. Carolina Ave. Sc.
Brk.. 6 rms. bath. bsmt... oil h.-w.h..
Al cond Ewes. Ii. 4-4O07.
Willoughby Real Estate CO.
500 Mass. Ave. NE. AT. 7043.
COLORED-$75O DOWN
9 ROOMS, 21a BATHS
1900 Independence ave. Sc; 3-story
brick; oil h.-w.h. MR.. PAULSON.
GE 3S33 IA
Evening star., 1952-09-10

MASS. AVE. SECTION
POPULAR GLEN MAR PARK
Beautiful modern brick home, fine es-
tablished neighborhood, near new
Western Junior High School. Three
twin:size bedrms., 2 bath on 2nd n. !;
equip. kitchen, screened nv. porch,
attached garage. Paneled recreation
room with built-in bar, workshop,
half bath and outside entrance. Lge.
level lot. beautiful shrubbery, tall
oaks, outdoor firepl.. fenced rear
available. OUTSTANDING VALUE.
Once open It'll 8. -
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Town & Suburban, OR. $40,

ROCK CREEK HILLS
A beautiful home. overlooking scenic
family living. Has 4 bedrms., q
baths, fully equipped kitchen, beau
uful recreation rm. in bsmt. Ca
rage; walking distance to schools,
bus. Offered for limited time only.
For appointment. call
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
Evening star., 1952-09-10
FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
S21 ,950-A home with charm and q
beautiful setting QS0-ft. frontaee).
First A., liy., rm.. din. rm,, kit, 2
and bath; full bsmt... attractive recr.
rm., "a bath; nr. schools, shopping,
tranSp. Approx. $4,000 cash, $3.50
per mo-, immed. poss. LUCILLE
COOK, FA. 1912, FA. 1864.
Evening star., 1952-09-10

Beautiful Woodmoor
Lovely 3-bedrm.. all brick rambler,
In setting Of good homes; walking
distance to public and parochial
schools; immediate occupancy; full
bsmt.; price, SlS,50O; low down
payment. acceptable to substantial
purchaser. Call SH. SOTO, til 8 pm
MONTGOMERY
Evening star., 1952-09-10
COUNTRY CTJTR

COUNTRY CLUB
Near Columbia Country Club and
fine homes, this new brick Cape Cod
has bedrm. with full bath ON 1st
n, large rear porch with fine view
goIl course; out-of-ground. English
IN recr. rm. and additional firepl.
Very reasonably priced for q home
1nter-County Realty
Evening star., 1952-09-10
GOOD HOMES
UP COUNTY


NEW RAMBLER. brick, ) bedrooms;
on "a acre: S16,75O.
BUNGALOW on 2 acres; income from
growing and selling cut flowers at
property.
BUNGALOW with commercial lot on
Rt. $40 at Gaithersburg; S13, 800.
2:-BEDROOM. NEARLY NEW; q neat
home on " acre; large garden;
NEW MODERN BUNGALOW; Gath
ersburg; ST. 900 down
3,.BEDROOM RAMBLER; new; or
large corner; $12,250.
4-BEDROoM HOME; central Gath
RESTORE THIS old Colonial brick;
on 2 acres; ideal location for an
tique business; $500.
CHURCH BUILDING on Route 24Oj
good condition.; $3,96O.
ALSO good country homes with in
comes from stores, gas stations, etc
CLOSED THURSDAYS
Evening star., 1952-09-10

~ MOVE RIGHTS ~inSF IN
1900 BAY ST. Sc.
Corner brick. completely redecorated;
8 rooms, bath. two inclosed porches;
full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.: detached
garage; fenced yard; nice from
porch. Priced right. good terms. Cal
ewes. RA. 1927.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
927 18th ST. NV. ST. 9S1e
Evening star., 1952-09-10

FALLS CHURCH
In Q secluded area is this unusually
attrac. custom-built brk. home, built
on several levels, nestled among
stately trees on "a acre. Lovely liv.
rm.. paneled flrepl., scr. porch. sit
kit: 3 pine-paneied rms. with fuii
bath, 2 lge. bedrms. and bath: bsmt :,
bath; attach. gar. $36.950. Imme-
diate possession.
LUCILLE COOK
FA. S272 Exclusive FA. 1864
Evening star., 1952-09-10
$4,000

This will buy q 3-bedrm. rambler on
2Ha acres, within 10 miles OF d. G.
Assume large 40 GI loan.
We have 3 homes within 9 miles Of
d. c., all with 3 bedrooms. Q with
basement and garage; priced from
$l2,950 to Sl6,95O.
Louis R. Simpson
- & SON, INC. REALTORS
1900 Wilson Blvd. ia. 2-7777
Evening star., 1952-09-10

Nr. Arl. Blvd.-Off Glebe Rd
IS, 900 DOWN-ONE TRUST
Prewar, quality built. Liv. rm., din
rm., equip. kit. incl. studio rm.,
open rear porch, 3 bedrms., bath
full bSmt., Oil h.-w.h., recr. rm., gar
Walk to school, shops, transp., 1O
min. to Pentagon; immed. poss
CALL MR.. NOORY. DAY OR NIGHT
IA. 5-6400.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1919 Wilson Blvd, Arl. Realtors
IA h-64OO
Evening star., 1952-09-10
SJJITLAND

Center-hall stone Colonial; 7 rms.
ga baths, full bsmt., porch: oil q. &C
heat; fireplaces; level lot. 10Ox2OC
IT.; garage; 12-yrs. old; needs
complete redecorating. $22. 800,
$4,000 down; T. D. BURGESS. 10
Evening star., 1952-09-10

LUXURIOUS COLONIAL
We have q beautiful prewar Colonial
home on an acre of level land,
fully handicapped, with huge hedges.
trees, etc; 2-car det. garage. There
15-ft. din. rm., Immense kit. fully
equipped, Q porches, 3 huge bedrms.
upstairs; full bsmt. This is an amaz-
ing home and one different than
the usual run.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
JU. S-6757, It'll 8 pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
Ideal

IDEAL LOCATION
4 lovely brick home. 3 years old
First floor lovely rms; ana nath
semifnished rms, full bsmt.. "a bath,
built-in gar, All windows are life;
screens. Also aluminium awnings
on all windows. Yard is beautifully
planted. Barbecue in back. See
to appreciated. Only S1S.SOO. HI.
57f7. 10
$4,000 DOWN, $75 MO.
Year-and-a-half old semidet. brick
with 3 bedrms. Priced st oEly $14,-
$50. Gail to inspect at any time.
House empty and ready to be occu-
pied Mr.. Earris. ALDRE. INC.
LU. 4-0747; evenings, Ii. 4-5272.
COLORED-l1I9 CHICAGO ST. Sc.
One blk. below 11th Precinct. on
Nichols ave-: mod. Groom row brick.
psb osSy ssSay end WsdSeed.y down
ninRs, 6 to g. Call OWNER. eve
nings, 10. 2-6740; days. RE. 1904.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
CAN YOU

top this all-brick Cape Cod in the
heart Of N. .Arl. for Sl5,75O?3Y
Flower studded corner lot among
nice homes. Flawless construction.
bedrmS. and bath on 1st ir, room
for more bedrms. and bath UP; the
best hot-water heat. Very large
Kitchen is beautifully equipped.
CROWN REALTY
1881 W. Broad st. +. c. JE. $4,000
Evening star., 1952-09-10
9 ACRES

clean. 2-story, 3-bedrm
home: drepl., separate din. rm.,
full bsmt.; yrs. old; tall trees;
close-in; modest down payment. Call
EH. S01O. It'll 9 pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-10

SILVER SPRING - New 3-bedrm
brick and stone ramblers, close-in
2 blocks to schools and transp.; 3
bedrms., ga baths. GE kits. full
bsmts.: excellent values at S22. $50
ROBINSON REAL ESTATE. JU.
Evening star., 1952-10-01

A9c 2 Bose' 30
ne" sc
Discontinued designs. French
fold cards with matching en-
velopes. Assorted. Three styles
from which to select.
Christmas Cords, celIophone-
wrapped. 10 cords, style TO
the pockooe. Conventional senti-
ment. Matching envelopes -z1c
, for S9e
Washington. AsIington-strees Floors
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Stationery and Book Specials

ChiIdren's $l.W
Book Sets
79c.
Color books with different
methods Of coloring. Assorted
books in a box. Educational
and colorful.
$3.50 cookbooks. Betty Croeker's
picture cookbooks. All recipes
have been tested---------2.79
Evening star., 1952-11-26
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Billy
Vessels. senior halfback of the
powerful Oklahoma Sooners, is
the first player of a Big Seven
Conference team to win the COW
eted Heisman Memorial Trophy.
Vessels won the trophy, awarded
ANNUALLY since 1885 by the Down.
town Athletic Club of New York
to the outstanding college foot
ball player in the country" in a
landslide.
The star Sooner back, who
gained honorable mention on the
Associated Press 1850 All-America
team, gained 525 points from the
1922 registered electors from
coast to coast.
Jack Scarbath, Maryland quar-
terback. finished second with 367
points and Paul Giel of Minnesota,
third with 329.
"Can't Believe It."
The 21-year-old Sooner ace was
surprised when informed at Okla
homa City that he had won the
award.
II can't believe it. You're
joking" Vessels gasped.
Its what every football player
dreams Of. No, it didn't enter nv
mind that I might win. Much of
the credit goes to Eddie Crowder
(quarterback)-I don't see how
they could ignore him and Buck
Evening star., 1952-11-26
Wrestling Villains
All Heroes Toniqht
Purses Aid Blind

There will be the customary
Lineup of villains and heroes to-
might on the weekly wrestling card
at Turner's Arena. but for one
night only they'll all be regarded
as wonderful people. They're
turning over Is per cent Of the
gross proceeds to the blind.
The card. featuring Lord Carl
ton and Gene (Mr. America)
Stanlee, is part Of a Nationwide
campaign to raise $250,000 for
leader dogs for the blind, an. in
stitution which has helped the
blind of 40 States and numerous
foreign countries. One of the
leaders Of the drive is Ed (Stran-
|gler) Lewis. former wrestling
champion, who Is nearly blind
at 73.
Rounding out tonight'S card are
matches involving Carol Cook VS..
Violet Viann, Raphael Helpern VS..
Jean Couture, Chief War Cloud VS..
Bulldog Pleches and Pedro Esco-
bar VS.. Roland Meeker.
Evening star., 1952-11-26
|Northwestern's GoIIidoy to Run
In Sprint Series at Star Games

Jim Golliday. known in the Mid.
west as The Jet, will make his frs
appearance on the Eastern indoor
circuit January 10 when he run:
in The Evening Star Sprint Serie!
at The Star Games.
The Northwestern star was gen.
orally acknowledged to be the ma.
tional sprint champion but lost hi.
chance to compete in the Olympic,
when he injured leg prior to thu
tryouts.
However, during the outdoor
season he ran the fastest centur,
of the season when he took thu
Big Ten championship in g.:
seconds. Shortly before, he wor
the Drake Relays 100 in 81. Hi.
most startling performance came
in the NCAA 100-meter champion.
ship. which he took in 10.4, lead.
ing the second man by yards.
Termed Fastest Up to 100.
According to his coach, RUM
Walter, Golliday has never lost 6
race at 100 yards except when suf.
fering from the leg injury. Walter
claims that Jim is the fastest
human being in the world up te
100 yards.
The sprint series is one of the
most interesting events in The
Star Games. The same six mer
compete in the 10. 80 and 10O-yarc
dashes. Such top sprinters as
Macdonald Bailey of England. Joe
Cianciabella of Manhattan. Henry
Evening star., 1952-11-26
Tournament Opens
Eagles CAGE Slate

American University opens Its
20-game basketball schedule next
Thursday by playing in the first
Antlers Invitation tournament al
Elkins, w. Va, according to the
schedule released today by Hugo
(Dutch) Schulze, the Eagles new
basketball coach and director o1
athletics.
Schulze succeeded Staff Cassell
coach at AU for II years, who
now is assistant to the president
The Eagles will play IA Mason
Dixon Conference games; fou1
outside opponents plus the Antlers
tournament and most likely tbs
conference championship tourna-
ment in March. Navy and Penn
State are the outstanding non
conference opponents.
American U. won 18 games and
lost seven last year. The Eagles
open their home schedule Decem-
ber 8. entertaining the defending
conference champions. Balti-
more u.
The schedule:
December 4-5-Antlers Invitation at
paws and Elkins College; g.. Baltimore;
Western Maryland.
january. AT Randolph Macon; .,
at cathoiic Td%son u IL Mount st. Msrys;
Baltimore: 23. Scranton.
G. February z. at Loyola; II. at Penn
Catholic u. 20. at Bridgewater: 81, at
Roanoke; "a, Western MARYLAND. 3s,
Hampden Sydney
March 5. 6, 7-Mason-D Dixon Confer
ence tournament.
Evening star., 1952-11-26

Thresher of Yale. Bill Mathis oi
Washington, Marcellus Boston
former Cardozo and Iowa star
and Art Bragg of Morgan State
have competed, making the series
the most important sprint event
Of the entire indoor season.
The present records are IL Sec
onds for the 70-yard dash, held
by Thresher and Bragg; 8 seconds
for the 80, held jointly by
Thresher. Bragg anl Cianciabella
and 9.8 seconds for the 100. helc
by Cianciabella. Jim Fielding OF
Georgetown and Bailey.
Thresher, Bragg to Return.
Thresher and Bragg are ex-
pected back this year to give Col
liday top competition and three
other sprinters in the upper Hight
will be added.
Walter says that Golliday is al
most at top condition now and
that by the time of the Star
Games he will be in shape to make
a definite assault on the existing
records.
Tickets for the Games may be
had by mail application to Room
724. The Evening Star Building.
They will 60 on public sale in the
next 10 days or two weeks. Prices
are 50 and So for Balcony seats
and So and 81 for box seats, tax
included. At the present time
there are only 528 of the 81 box
seats left,
Evening star., 1952-11-26
Vessels Beats Out Scorbuth
AS Heismon Trophy Winner

McPhail (whose blocks shake him
loose for touchdowns).
Those guys, and all the rest ot
the team are really great-the
greatest I ever saw.
"Of course. I owe more to Coach
Bud Wilkinson than anybody else
He took me as green kid and
made me what I am-both on and
off the field.
Woman Is Second Coach.
Then there's Mrs. Roundtree
Che makes his home with DR.. and
Mrs. c. r. Roundtree). She's a
second coach. Knows more about
football than most men. She
makes me train even during the
summer"
Vessels, with one game remain
ing. is second in the Nation in
rushing. He gained $50 yards in
142 carries and scored 16 touch
downs.
Evening star., 1952-11-26

trate on these areas. Owners of
Maryland blinds who persist in
violating the law can depend upon
a clamp down from the Federal
and State wardens.
The bad weather and high tides
OF last week just about put an end
to duck and goose hunting in many
areas. so that the development of
the season from a particular hun
ter's viewpoint might be distorted.
However. overall reports indicate
this will be banner year. With an
increased daily bag limit on geese,
an open season on brant until
December /, a total of IS shooting
days running through January 10,
plus reports of increased duck and
goose populations along the At
lantic f1yway. hunters have little
to worry about except the weather.
So many requests have been
made Of Garcia & Co., SO Park
Place, N. Y, for their little book
let on spinning, "The Spin Fisher
man." that they have decided to
continue publishing it on a quar-
terly basis and charge 81 for four
issues. However. they are offering
free a choice of one of their
spinning lures. If you're a spin
ming fan, you'll want this booklet
to keep up with the latest devel-
opments in the sport.
West Virginia's conservation
director, Carl J.. Johnson, says
that few forest fires are caused
by hunters. Many people believe
that closing of that States hunt
ing season during the drought
period was because hunters were
blamed for the tremendous dam
age done by fire. Actually, &C
cording to Mr.. johnson, hunters
are more careful with fire than
any other group of similar size,
Evening star., 1952-11-26
Howard and Lincoln
Rated Even for 47fh
Game Tomorrow

Howard and Lincoln, the oldest
active rivals in Negro college foot.
ball. meet for the 47th time al
Griffith Stadium tomorrow and
as usual. neither team is ar
established favorite to win tn,
contest. Kickoff time is 1870.
BY virtue of it's record, Howard
should be at least two-touch.
down favorite. but the only con.
sistent feature in this 58-year-olc
series is the regularity with which
the "favorite" has been upset
This has caused the pre-game
dopesters to consider tomorrow.
contest tossup.
With a 6-2 record, the Bison.
are bidding for their best season
since 1948, while Lincoln, with five
wins and three losses, must wir
tomorrow If 1t is to finish in the
first division of the 16-team Gen.
trail intercollegiate Athletic Asso.
citation.
Common Opponents.
Howard is way ahead of the
Lincoln team on the basis OF
games played against common on.
ponents this season. Both elevens
won over Delaware State and LOST
to Hampton, but the Bisons edged
Morgan State and trounced Vir.
gln1a Union, both of which wor
rather handily over the Pennsyl.
vanians.
To date. Howard leads the con.
ference in pass defense, allowins
opponents less than 80 yards pei
game. However. the Lions will
bring the leagues top passins
combination to town and tn,
Bison secondary anticipates a busy
afternoon.
The Lincoln combination /,
Quarterback Jonas Cowles anc
Halfback Tom Miller. Cowles ha,
connected on A passes for 8Ot
yards and 10 touchdowns. Miller
has been on the receiving end O.
19 tosses for 495 yards and sever
tallies.
Tight Secondary.
The Risons' secondary, which
consists of Linebackers Herm Flors
and Len Thomas. Halfbacks jim
Boddie and Andy Chambers. anc
|Safetyman Phil Struther, has 9
record which could make the air.
minded Lions stick to the ground
In eight games, the Bisons have
permitted only 46 competitions ir
$50 pass attempts and inter.
cepted on 81 occasions.
During the halftime intermis.
sion tomorrow. Norvel Lee, Olym.
pic boxing champion and Howard
student, will be honored by ths
university and the District ol
Columbia AAU.
Evening star., 1952-11-26
Pro Basketball
By the Assoeiated Press

By the Associated Press
NationaI Basketball Association stand
ings. including yesterdays games:
EASTERN DIVISION.
W. L. Pct. w. l.. Pct
New York 800 Baltimore 1864
Syracuse s 600 Phila 36i
Boston 800
WESTERN DIVISION
w. L. Pct W. L. Pct
Minnelis 3 $50 Milwau'e 3 33:
Rochester J f5n Ft. Wayne 3 800
1ndian'lis .357
Yesterdays Results.
Milwaukee, rs; Indianapolis SO.
Rochester, 106; Baltimore. SO.
Today's Schedule.
New York at Baltimore.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Fcrt Wayne at Milwaukee.
Evening star., 1952-11-26
ModzeIewski Selected
On All-CuthoIic Team
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Two mem
bers of Michigan States unbeaten
Spartans, No. l team in the Ma
ton, today were named to an
All-Catholic collegiate football
team by Extension Magazine.
Guard Frank Kush and Back
Don McAuliffe were the Michi-
gan State stars honored. The
team:
Ends, Currin, Dayton and Flow
ers, Purdue; tackles, Modzelewski,
Maryland, and Mirch, Santa
Clara; guards, O'Brien, Wiscon-
sin, and Kush; center, O'Shaug-
messy, Michigan; quarterback. Fill
ipski, Villanova: left halfback,
Giel, Minnesota; right halfback,
Lattner, Notre Dame; fullback,
McAuliffe.
Evening star., 1952-11-26

Today a year ago-Illinois and
Stanford were selected to play
in the Rose Bowl.
Evening star., 1952-11-26
With Bill Leeteh

but suspension of the hunting
season was the only way to keep
people out of the woods.