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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

s. 'sS5. only s2@s ss0ah, Down. eaalpefr ely
blocks Of fine cars. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Rladensburg Rd.
MERCURY 1851 club coupe; Ever
giades green, r; and h. and over
can be financed; $3.50. Phone
NASHS l946s to 1951s. $595 to
81 ,695.. Why come to Williams &
Bake for used Nash? We'd like to
say 10 cool of. but we are not air
conditioned. we're the hottest place
IN town yes, the hottest place in
So, for hot deal on a hot day,
walk, don't run to WILLIAMS &
BAKER Nash HEADQUARTERS for %
yrs. goth and NJ sts. NV. 80
'OLDSMOBILE 1947 club coupe: ra-
dio and heater. Hydra Matte. extra
anS, ndee condition; $3.50. Call AP.
OLDSMOBILE '46 convertible coupe;
| $685., only ST. down. 2 city blocks
Of fine cars. AUTO WHOLESALERS.
1871 Bladensburg Rd.
OPS s1 sos so ,,, "ss" s".ose sedan: equipped;
blocks OF fine cars. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
OLDS 81 "9S" super de luxe 4-dr. f:
/ t-AAA wv hi1AC06Gs CACCl. coma.
sr1mnss;o terms; by owner; $3.50. XII.
PACKARD '4S sedan; equipped: S695.
fine cars; AUTO wHoLEsXLERs.
p.;3 pd73l BladensburG Rd.
$995, only S22a down. . City BLOCKS
Of fine cars. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1881 BladenSburg Rd.
PACKARD so Custom sedan; ultra.
I, end haa n: owner. Ike brand new;
e pay BAL. sEAbENss1RG sG e GSf; CAR
MgHOLEsALERS. 2150 Bladensburg
PACKARD 1iE; 1899 "e" 4-dr. 1sS sedan;
fxSsl; EUistsrc sonSi, d. orig; blsek paint. up
SfdTsT; odss Cali MR.. IuTzEIL. u IA. Dts. :.
PLYMoUTH 1850. Oct: sp. @2o del. cl,
cpe;; Royal Master Wv, r. h.,
fSyers x 4sS ssStrsas sT S$Seo $a9 @n m s. $l4so
PLYMOUTH 1915 2-dr. Sedan; T. and
sar; caro- ssi;I45; KIRK MOTOR CO. CO,
PLYMOUTH 1851 cranbrook 4-dr
sedan; heater. signals, rubber foam
seats, wheel covers, peri. cond., up-
hoi' like new; Sl'6s5. Lo. 6-425o,
PLYMOUTH 81 sedan; equipped;
SjocR: 81 It. Of only F3h. So: SEQ dOTn. eisy
sALERs. 1881 BladensbuTs % Rd
PLYMOUTH ~ sedan; equipped:
| S595, only $149 down. . city blocks
o1 pm nne ears: AUTO WHOLESALERS,
PLYMOUTH AS special de 1uxe 4-dr ::
81 ,025. $50, down, bal. in - mos
EEpbsADENlsBURG Eps y l5 CAR WHoLEsAL-
TES; WMGuT, St2q B:iEadensburg :E I'd. ne. 80
sedan; r. and h. and other extras
$500 $50 down, bal. in oicU 81 to 70
mos; BLADENSBURG CAR WHOLE
SAhERs' 2l6O Bladensburg rd. ne.
PONTIAC 1s4e sedan; good CONF condi-
poNTj,l,SG7 MEj ,S7$ OF after T. s Pm, VI
to pass sS0Es s. q kf insDiet6G; lS4S; egsa5anteed
Or terms. AGNER MOTORS NOT SsJ5 sAGEs fSS9
Is NJ st. sc. Ii. 3~193S' 40 3I''
RENAULT 1861, convertible 4edr
ssnt party r. s,TS5 ana HI r 40 sos1 mi /gal. pvt.
ToRREY MoToR fSSR eSo1dit5Gn cos iIs7 sHS} iSfb
sTT;;,nE%. s9T; nnE% Dodge and Plymouth. II
SIUDEBAKER 80 Commander COW.
toupe: owner; can hardly be
| toio from brand new; S1,5a5, sos
| BLADENSBURG CAR WHOLE
sA1tERS. 2l50 Bladensburg rd. ne.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion c.dr :
beautiful maroon finish, immaculate
condition throughout: SI,Jn5. S1h
down, balance in ~ to 30 mos,
BLADENSBURG CAR WHOLE
SALERS. 2150 Bladensburg rd. ne
| n,r 80
STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion 4 DIR.
sedan; r. and h., o.d. and other
extras, like new; SS15, $40 down,
| pal. in "a mos. BLADENSBURG
| CAR WHOLESALERS. 1850 Bla-
densburg rd. ne. 40
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TRUCK SPECIAL
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1s4s. s5e5; 1851 Hillman
@ eonv. sss5: is5S S'P Fiat ssS custom MSalss eonv
cpe: 81 :345. sold new for S4,20o.
JACK PRY. LTD. 14th and P NV.
BUICK 1949 Roadmaster Riviera
fHeyert fqes 6vnsr3 5 ana 81 idS5 RynaSS es "o No
1872 from Mon: noon. i
BUICK so Special sedanette; r. and
H.. 1-oWner car. very clean through
out; $95 down. bal: in "a to 80 mos.
BLADENSBURG CAR WHoLESAL-
BUICK 1916 Super; w.-s.w. tires. r.
and H.: excellent cond. througout;
$595 or best offer. JE. 2--O236:
BUICK AZ 4-dr. Super sedan; fully
fagip;3 TE 73-CioE H;1G' tires overhauled; seas.
BUICK - super 4-dr. sedan; r. and
5000: KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. "a.
.ay,e,,l ave, nv IA. 4s00; 80
Bgck edn o :unsr as ssenn se SOS s. h Or fs Sss
BUICK as sedan: equipped; S905.
me cars AUTO AUTO wHoLEs&IERs. WIG Ss4fkE g
,I1;SrI 1731 BladensbYrg Rd. - a.,
new, almost brand-new Wv. tires,
Il se5 Can a. nance aryelG1s for VorHs onis
$3.50 down ana "a mos. Tor balance;
also an immaculate 1947 super con-
vertible coupe. finest in city at
S995. with $295 down and JS mos.
for balance. FEDERAL MOTORS.
Il Florida ave. NV. .HU. 3440. Il
BUICK so Roadmaster Riviera Sc
dan, Beautiful 2,tone gray r. and
tinted glass. etc; 1000 actual miles;
Sold new APPROX. S3;749. Top dol
e95 e95a ior'l or AP. 546o. I66.'O'AfS' 'An Il
BUICK AZ Super: r. and h., custom
paint and interior with upholstered
dash. dual spot and fog lamps.
telephone vacuum guage with Cadil-
lac chrome throughout, compl. mo-
tor JOB D mos. ago. excel. cond.
throughout; will sacrifice for quick
sale: S1,125. EX. 1854. --6
BUICK '3S 4-dr.; good mech. cond..
S prac. new tires; 5000. l347 Sara
toga ne. Apt. 453-B. MI. 5643.
CADILLAC 1871; beautiful. clean,
Cheap. 500. Pvt. owner. no
cspfTAc a1sIfTs 'u 7-7SSS; eon2;ertible sS coupe
motor completely overhauled. body
and inter. in good cond.; r. and h.
and other extras; $3.50. Ii. 7-1355.
CADILLAC '4s series 81 sedanette;
T. and h.. Hydra-Matic. beaut: dark
green finish, Wv. tires; $1,995;
1anSSgPi,b s195 aSgR; BEL in e to a6 81 mos s
SALERs. 2150 Bladensburg rd. NE.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 to 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE.
INC, 1115 Eye st. NV, MA. 646S.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for LIST
End and 3rd mortages; nearby Md.
properties. Call MIR. PERCY, JU.
$4,000. 319 Fig Bldg. Sill. Spg.. Md.
End AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased. Cash in one day. Call MR..
WEBB. RE. 1861: eyes,. DU. 1901.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS,
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors,
1881 q st. NV. ME. 2495.
CASH PAID for 1st and End trust
notes. white or ,colored. in D; G.,
Md or Va; quick settlement. Full
TON R. GORDON. Colorado Bldg,
14th and G sts. NV, DI. $3.50.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
will buy second trust notes, D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates,
NATIONAL MORTAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV,
National 1888.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS.
21a to 4cc DISCOUNTS.
MIR. QUICK-RA. 341S. b
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SALE OR LEASE

Brick bldg, in excel. cond., en-
inently suitable for any type whole
saler or distributor or for ware
housing. Well-located on a corner
Of King st. in Alex; contains approx.
1880 so. it. floor space; can lease
at under 40c so. #. For sale on low
Call Mr.. Smith,. WO. 474O, or
WEINBERG g. BUSH, 1907 II St.
NV, MA. $500.
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WATER FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

BEVERLY BEACH-2-bedrm. cot
tiled bath; inclosed sun porch with
additional sleeping facils.; gar !;
completely furn.. Bendix washer,
attic fan. beautifully landscaped ON
lge. lot; complete privacy. Rental
includes care of lawn. Rental to
l family only by mo. or bal. Of
season only at SIS per wk. Avail.
July /. - During day, Mon. through
Fri, call Ma. 5169; ewes. and Sun.
call WeStriver TO73.
COLONIAL REACH-Emily's Beach
Haven on Potomac River at 1st st.
Cottages and unusual units. cool,
all cleo, baths. hot water. pvt.
beach. pier; swim. fish. crab. CO.
0611. ewes, Mon.-ThurS. -3
BEVERLY BEACH, THE EIms." 309
Beverly pl.. available July 5 to July
IL and July 10 TO Aug. 2. Apply on
premises. Il
PLUM POINT, MD.-comf. cottage;
safe. sandy beach: good fishing
ideal for children. WI. 0435.
WOODLAND BEACH-Cottage from
July l to Labor Day. Call JU.
1913 or HI. 3146. Il
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GARAGES

1885 r ST. NV. (rear); extra large
brick garage, facing wide alley. S15.
l. NO 1890. .
WANTED GARAGE-TYPE BUILDING
or large store. facing street: not
alley. Approx 1000 so IT, ELLIS
FREED 1925 N Fremont ave-.
Baltimore II Md 80
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BUSINESS Cont! OFFICES Tos FOR RENT THERE 0UGHTA BE LAW

SMALL FRAME HOUSE suitable for
office or small business and living
e quarters on Wilson blvd, near
Hecht's. Sl75 a mo. Phone IA.
4-l250. -2>4
2I35 X ST. N.W.-3-story brick
bldg. VIII remodel to suit tenant.
Reas. rent. RE. 2137. TR. 1866. Il
9th AND E N.W.-Approx. 1000 So
It. open space, short walk up; large
front window; for gym or any other
business use. AUERBACH & CO.,
DI. 600l, AID. 5907. 80
2I14 n ST. N.W.-Approximate tely
800 SO. #. on LIST A.. plate glass
display window, completely redeco-
rated, reasonable rent; parking in
rear for l car To inspect. call
tors. 1415 K st. NV, Me. 5400.
CONN. AND QUE N.W.-I,400 to
2,1O0 SO. it. in beautifully deco
rated elevator bldg. in whole or
In part; immediate occupancy. To
inspect. call LEO M. BERNSTEIN
4 co, Realtors. 14l5 K st. NV,
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WILL BUY FOR CASH, DC, Md. or
Va. LiStingS also needed. Eve. OR.
6916. L. T GRAVATTE 1918 K st,
NV. Ma. 0753. Il
1MMEDIATE CASH for your home or
apt. any location. any condition. Call
DI. SS42. 81. 1889.
II PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home, business or invest
ment property is what you desire
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor
sos North Capitol. Ma. $3.50. Free
appraisals Results since 1919.
WILL PAY YOU CASH for your
home Any location. any condition.
Quick action! RE. 220l 81. 7747.
NE. AND Sc. PROPERTY-We nav
all cash; quick settlements, free
appraisals. MAX MILLER. FIR 2iO0
or ia. 1858. so
WE HAVE SEVERAL FAMILIES that
wish to purchase, before school, .,
and bedroom homes in Michigan
Park area or nearby Maryland. If
you are thinking of selling your
home please call Mr.. Martufi. LA.
S-7S45: To buy. sell, rent, call us
nrst. MARSHALL j. WAPLE Co.
Realtor. 12y4 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
] FAY CASH FOR HOUSES. IMME.
date ACTION. ANY SECTION. MR.,
lISS. NE. 666S: EYES. MI. 5344
QUICK ACTION WTTu -CHSiy
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY. MD.-Lee.. mod. du-
plex; ] block ocean; accom-. 6.
LA. 6-S420. 3
'REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Cottages
for rent; u blk. from ocean; 3 bed
rn liv. rm., din, rm., bath, kit; (;
2 porches; garage optional. Call IA.
.55S3 after 6 pm. Mon. Il
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL.-Ocean-
front apis. and cottages; immacu-
late: $50 per week up. OIL. $3.50.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING, e1O 18th st. NV.
nea- Conn. and K. New. modern
attI active 2esk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist. switch
board mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 1856
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STORES FOR RENT

44th AND SHERIFF RD. N.E.-Large
modern store with five rooms. kitch.
en- and bath apartment. Suitable fol
any business. Available Immediately
Apply PENN PROPERTIES. EVANS
HsGlLPING' HEl IiS3 l4@o N T. ave- NV,
sHoP. irHi; rear ssa7 Georgia ave. NV
goo per month. To inspect. call
DEslRAsLE STORE to suble,. s1sl
MI: Pleasant st; NV. CO. 1854. I'm
4OOe 3lth 81. N.E.---Approx. 30 It
by 75. newly painted; VIII be rented
to best offer over 500 a no., to
gesppnsible party, JOE CURTo
aoe6 i,' IT, suitable lta Ss qw aoT 1topaes AOPass
1918 BLADENSBURG RID. N.E.-New
mopfb S5opfi lGAt3 nM dt3k T.; rental Sloo per
SHOPPING CENTER, nearby Md
Stores now leased to super market
beauty. delicatessen or variety. oa
street parking for 40 cars. Call
Mr.: Holland, H. G. SMITHY CO,
Sll 18th st: NV. ST. $500. i
KENNEDY ST.--LoveIy corner store
room, and bsmt. approx. 1000 So
1 AUERsAcH sfat nfs & &c. esasHaaDs 81 sso1 teii5 As
VALET LOCATION on Conn. ave
near the Shoreham. Ideal for pick.
up station. Size l1x5O. Rear en-
trance. Rent. S225 mo. Call Mr.
Holland, H. G. SMITHY CO., S11
10th st. NV. ST. $500. Il
2Ist AND l. SITS. N.W.-1 900 So. IT
of End comml. consisting of show
room or Office and workshop in real
plus bsmt. storage. Suitable for re-
pair, service or distribution typt
business. Reasonable rentals. Cal
Mr.. Holland, H. G. SMITHY CO.
sTToRE in LYON PARK shoppin.
area with pvt. parking; suitable tol
many businesses. Call ALBERT H
COHEN co. "a. 2,1661. Ia
available in shopping center in Ar
lington. This store has a frontage
of so #. with separate loading en-.
trance in rear of bldg. Low rent
and plenty of parking. For intorma-
ton. call ALBERT H. COHEN co.
CORNER Sai soHsi isih AND SOUTH DAK0TA
ave. ne, 41O1 South Dakota-Nev
store rea easonaele, TR. 1911. =;
NEW STORE, just completed. 15x6(
IT.; stone front. large show window
modern lighting and heating. nr
new Peoples DRUGSTORE; immed
posses: Mr.. JOHNSON. 81. 2345.
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AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

OUR NEW OPENING has been ter
rifle. I am desperate for the cars
to meet the demand. You can be
sure of more money for your car.
AGNER AoH aNe: MoroR oRy sxEEs. Sfa NO Somf Is N N
ST. Sc. South Capito! and NJ. ---6
WE NEED CARS regardless of make;
trade until you give Us the opDof:
price. All cash. See the salesman
at our convenient downtown drive
in location, $50 to q pm. weekdays;
$50 to $50 SATURDAYS. HILL &.
bsse4 NA Wsshs ss5c ,i4 9dess v.rPoD1 PoTd
wASTEED-1oo cars; any make
ya9e mqeel and fnd ase eona esr @ Tor Aso
parts for sale. WARREN'S. Ii.
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 OF
1851 auto Immediately. Call D1
s0UrTPHERN BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
1g1ooodn good clean cars; IA; 4s01;
GG9R MAN ASkars ToE sse BAP end fAks ap ca I
IA. 73e9; Immediate removal.
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 1912 Ga. ave-. RA. 1922.
CHRYSLER wanted. will pay top
cash price for clean Chrysler. Mr..
sChrysler;Plymorth). TIi S%sh) 10 Kennedy
FAIR, HONEST xPPRAIsALs of ali
MCKEE PONTIAC. 1884 L St. NV.
ME, O4OO
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VACATION PLACES
SUMMER CAMPS

CHILDREN'S CAMP in Maine; salt
water swimming; boys and girls,
to 12; run by CHEVY CHASE
COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL. WI. 1878.
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NEAR ROANOKE

Tyontinx $50 IT. Rt. 400, at Montyale.
midWay between Bedford and Roa-
noSe. S near Blue Ridge pkwy.: large
ESQ gas station. repair shop. res
tauranS. tourist court; ail;pasonry
bo;ne oyer Sl(lO. 900 gross yearly
Price. $50, 900; first trust OF $30. .90U
person. u Cali owner :. H. IRWIN,
OW. 1928 or Il. seas ewes. -
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sTUDEBAKER 1850 2-dr. sedan;
equip excel; eond: Wv. tires;
MOTORS. 1900 Bladensburg rd.
WILLYs. new '52s sedans. station.
wagons and jeeps.- JACK PRY. 14th
wiLIYs 20 'aS jeepster p SToS conSertibIe % e; Sc
dan: r. and h., cd; like new; S995:
$50 down, bal. in "a to 30 mos.
PLADENSBURG CAR WHOLESAL-
ERS. 2150 Bladensburg rd. n e..
wILLYs 1850 station wagon: 4-cyl..
overdrive. r. and h. tag lights; one
owner; car in excel. condition; ST.
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$500 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Corner store
and apt; SIPS; vacant.
WASHINGTON REALTY, GE. 1900.
9O9 18th ST. NV.
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
L. w. GROOMES, 1879 EYE ST. NV.
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SHHcNN01N &IUCHs co

1905 H St. NV. Ma. 2345
[ULORED WELL-LOCATED row
brick, developed as 3 apts.; monthly
income, $235. This bldg. Is in
f1rst-class cond. inside and out.
Price. S15,450,. $4,000 cash, will
or Brookland in trade. Call MEL
SON BLISS. EX 5I93 30
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g 18th st. NV, DI. $3.50. -:
AIR-CONDITIONED

Downtown-Century BLDG. 412 5th
st. NV; modern flreproof elevator
building; all services included in
reasonable rent; singles and large
and small suites. CENTURY CO..
2214
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B-14 THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES WANTED TO GUY

Washington, D, G.
MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1889
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

cool MoUNTAIN ErREAr build.
pay.d ias si!ss; sosd. % gs,ne IL. roT as assa' ON
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc
'3S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. 80
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIN. nr. 9th and H
sts. NV. 3-story tapestry brick
bldg; 1st f., store, leased: 2nd fl,
printer. leased; 3rd A., apt. month";
~ tenant. Attractive terms. Al
investment. MR.. ODUM. RE. 5216.
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CADILLAC '4s series 62 sedanette;
T. and h., Hydra Matte. beaut. DARK
green finish, Wv. tires; $1,995;
$195 down. bal. in "a to 80 mos.
BLADENSBURG CAR WHOLE
SALERS, 2150 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-21

Important current civic ISSUES
acre discussed and voted upoa -
n meeing al the Executive Board
OF the key Vest Woman Ch3e
when they met FRIDAY at' &C.
at : pm. al the Dusat street cs4o~
house With MRS Robert tNgp
second vice president presalIs.
OF prime iGterrSt was tbs o9pc
sitsoa presented by the cloo 0sau>s
the establishment Of q t]0A traeA
in the community The Bears ~yot
on record as unanimously opp1s.Hs
TIE track ard The srsup Sa<e5 &c
cooperate w8th other C4ssg usSaa
tx&5jans lu tle oppoS5lsoR = 5cEef
b. this effect will be- scat SIC JhS
CuaaiN Commission,
The ejabuomen also 2usaagt2ra
leJteg go Cay Mara seq Daer
~ exprcss.es approl al al sat s1
eiaerat>g mesa0a o4 garbage as
poSal elt toaA ro action az soy
proroset ,uE gS,.e1s Iog sa8a>Is.s
tie cuas..,.< t44a ~ the sae a}s.e
Geaegal oe.Ea4. a@> it.5 cte 81,
c. OK 8orc e{>
ta 81 Gas sst assne>s
tt~~Sas ecloge h> p4e4g aA- /.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Comeron's Play Despite Injury
To Shoulder Luuded by Coach

gloomy that Coach Earl (Red)
Blaik held his post-game press
conference in another room.
"We have no excuses" he said.
They beat us with a superior
team"
II had hopes it would be other
wise." he added in his measured
manner. I'VE thought we'd be
back the second half. The boys
weren't tense. In fact, they were
confident they had an upset going
when Navy had only a TO lead in
the first half"
Like Erdelatz, Blaik would sin
gle out none of his players either
for praise or cenSure. I'VE played
the best we could and Navy has
a fine team. They have fine
player, one of the best I've seen,
i'm Franco. Erred Franco, the
Navy fullback).
II think our defensive team
really rose above it's capabilities
in stopping Navy so many times.
I'm proud of it. In fact I think
it deserved more support from the
Ioffense. The ohense should have
gotten some touchdowns to bal
ance the times the defense stopped
Navy"
The Army coach was asked
about next year. You don't talk
about next year right after losing
Ito Navy" he answered. But he
did indicate the Cadets are on
the upgrade. "We're coming back,
and We'll be better" he said.
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Middie's Return Of Kick
Called Smarfest PLAY
By The Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20. -
The men in the zebra striped
shirts who saw only numbers on
the Municipal Stadium gridiror
today called a punt return by the
Middies' No. 36 the smartest play
in Navy's TO victory over Army
II don't know his name but that
Navy man who picked up an
Army punt in the first quarter
and ran it back % yards to the
two turned in the games tor
play" said Albie Booth. former
Yale great who referred the game
For the records it was Joe Cat
tuso. Navy linebacker who picked
up the ball and zig-zagged down
the field. But the officials didn't
know his name. And they had a
hard time recalling his number.
II agree with Albie. That was
one smart play" said Umpire Jo-
seph K. Schwartzer Of Syracuse.
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BY Stoff Correspondent Of The Stor


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90
About half an hour before start
ing time at the Army-Navy game,
a big. highly-polished black lin
CUISINE entered the south gates of
Philadelphia's Municipal Stadium.
It circled the track around the
field. flanked on all sides by mo-
torcycle policemen, very official
looking.
It had to be President Truman,
many observers felt. The car
finally stopped with flourish in
front of the Army roofing section
Out came the Army mule.
The President arrived with a
notable lack of ostentation. His
party was driven beneath the
stadium and he walked through
"a tunnel under the stands to his
box.
The Navy goat mascot, too,
was given the Glass A treatment
for his entrance. A low-slung
gun metal sports cart looked
like a jet plane without wings
towed the goat and his trailer.
The trailer was made up to rep
resent a perfume bottle, and had
this slogan on it: Eau de Chlor-
ophyl."
Army's roofing section was
ready for the goat. It displayed
a sign: PHEW!
Coach Jim Tatum of Maryland
was here. He walked past the
press box before the game and
Immediately was collared by re-
porters who wanted him to ex-
plain about Mississippi and Ala
bama. He couldn't.
Tatum will attend coaches
meeting here tomorrow, but is 60
ing back to College Park tonight
for q few hours. after all, ]
just got back home last night and
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Frenzied Ringing
or Annapolis Bells
|Hero|ds Victory
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 29.-
The quiet of a nearly-desertee
Naval Academy was broken late
today with a frenzied ringing Of
the traditional japanese and En-
Iterprise bells.
The changing meant only one
thing to townsfolk who hadn't
heard the news: the goat hac
butted the mule.
First to the Enterprise bell
taken off the war-famed carrier
were Midshipmen James R. Fo.
garty, Brighton. Mass, ane
Stephen j. Murphy, jr., Dorches.
ter, Mass.
Others tackled the Japanese
bell, brought back to this coun.
try by Commodore Perry.
Store owners were out decorat.
ing their shop windows almost be-
fore the final whistle blew al
Franklin Field.
There were only % midshipmer
left on the grounds for discipli.
nary, sickness and other reasons
The entire brigade is due bacl
here at am. The team is dut
for rousing reception when i
rolls in at 4:10 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Navy
Continued From Page CID


with Snyder actually doing thu
kicking and John Raster holding
The kick was strong, but wide
and low.
The remainder of the game was
anticlimatic until the final mo-
ments when the desperate West
Pointers. who obviously couldn't
gain against one of the better de-
fensive teams in the country,
missed on fourth down and gave
up the ball on Navy's Al.
From here Navy made it's last
bid to enlarge the score. Mona
han drove to a first down on
Army's 48. Fisher plunged to the
43 and Franco ripped off tackle to
another first down on the Cadets
"a.
Schoderbek faxed a pass and
ran to Army's IS and Franco tore
into the left side of the Cadet
line for II yards and a first down
on the 3. Three times Franco
hit the line and he was within
inches of a score, and with one
down yet to go, when the game
ended.
The lineups:
ARMY.
Left end-sisson. Weaver, Chance, Kro-
book.
Left tackle-Rose. Guider, Lincoln, Kra-
Left guard-Lunn. ziesler. Paulekas.
Center-Ordway. Stephen.
Right guard-Lapchick.
Right tackle-Doremus, Wilkerson.
Right end-Mischak, Chamberlain.
| Quarterback--Vann, Boyle.
Left halfback-Cardillo, Lodge. Neglen.
Attaya. Haff, Bell.
Right halfback-Purdue. Manus.
I NAVY.
Left end-Gurski, Byron. Hempel. Tiede
Left tackle;-Fullam, Kozischek, Dorsey:
centerEolson Mackenzie. sieber.
Right guard-Lowell. Correnti.
Right Tackle-Leach. Webster.
Right end-7Anderson. Riester.
uarterback-Cameron, Shoderbek.
Left halfback - Fisher, Smith. Brady.
Weaver, Gattuso.
Right halfback-Monshan. .Adorney:
Fullback-Franco. Raster, Wilmer. Snyder.
Score BY periods:
AsTy AAsmy -----------9 : g g 81
Scoring: Navy. Observation-Disclosures.
C0uverSion-Snyder.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Truman tumble With Coin
First Of Many at Game
By the Associafad Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90
President Truman arrived at Mu.
nicipal Stadium for the Army.
Navy game shortly before moor
and made the days first tumble
he dropped the silver dollar usee
to flip for the opening kickoff.
The President looked as natty
as usual, in a dark brown coat ane
gray fedora. perked at a jaunty
angle on his head.
On the second play of the game
Navy grabbed a Cadet tumble anc
President Truman looked a little
less embarrassed about his owr
miscue.
Evening star., 1952-11-30
Fan in Limousine Isn't Truman,
But He's Also From Missouri

I haven't had a real good look
at my family" he said.
In addition to the official sta
tistics about yards gained and
first downs and so forth, there
are others. About what it took
to supply today's crowd; 10000
hot dogs, 10000 cups of hot cof-
fee, 100000 cans of hot choco.
late, $4,000 ham and cheese sand
wiches, $4,000 bars of candy, 25,.
900 chicken box lunches and 25,.
900 bags of peanuts.
The concessionaires also hac
available 10000 seat cushions fol-
hire. not all of which were taker
and $4,000 rain capes, none o.
which were taken.