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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BARBER SHOP; good location, near;
business. Call ia. s-5271 any time.
IDELICATESsEN - Sandwiches. beer,
for sale, BY owner: $1,000 will han
die. 1904 11th st. NV. 8"
GROC. STORE, 3-rm. apt.;. 5-yr.
lease Go1 Ss $50; stoJp June T.r sales 800 $S.
party. IL. 1924. Sc
TV SERVICE BUSINESS wanted;
will pay cash for inventory or good
will or both. Reply Box 95-K. Star
GROCERY, booming Va. area; gross
Sis; 900 mo. Selling account Of Ill
RniH1 hsalthi nINd Boz WRESEIs 43GzI star ara u...
amount Of brains. and capital needed;
pay balance from profit. No profit
no pay. Call SHIPP. ia. s-e363.
PARTNER WANTED. to invest SIS
equipment Box Atm, Star. 3"
CAFETERIA, located in downtown
am. to, 4:30 pm, 5 days wk.;. does
prS pprice. Ss:5oo. terms. W. Wv" E. THRIFT THRIFT.
Exclusive. MA. s-9743 or UN.
REsTAut.RANT, ON 18th ST. NV
Opened new In March at a cost of
RGSt $asOGS psrne2s n2s csnnos dS1ss
terms. ". E. THRIFT Exclusive,
REsrSfFAST' NA SS1sF4S SF UN Uqfot5Rs7ron 4i5s27 g..
club. Can be handed with SIS. 900
cash down. bal. easy. w. E. THRIFT,
Exclusive, AL Pa. ave. NV, MA.
S-9743 or UN. 4;5327 -3
down. OWENS w REALTY. &ITY.GxE' NE. sDo4sS. SoiHSG
TAVERN. GRILLE; 1909 colored
trade; ABC license: priced right
moneymaker for right party; other
interests forcing sale. SFor appt
after 8 pm, CO. 5-s5ei' any
DINER. iex4a IT. and 1s-rm., g.
bath guesthouse; located nr. U. of
Md. on Baltimore blvd. Entire
SStS avail for Ongtefm ngd frrss lease
avail at bargain price. with small
fyn nfty sEmY KEGEEY & H'fiFsas BRANNER, GPp0fTa 81
7-7740; ewes, OIL. 2-6S44. a
RESTAURANT. air conditioned: CEN
tTslly h lOcated rld0tO on dH11 Wilson blvd in
$4,000 last year: closed Sundays
time offered for sale bv OWNER
BOWLING ALLEYs-complete with
accessories: excellent condition.: 10
alleys; bldg. 60x130: located Va.
town $500 pop: IA hrs from D. C.
Will consider leasing to financially
responsible parties. Those interested
REsTAHBRANlTIs TFiis BSx NlIsM oSaq Star Mus 100 ne,
cent, food; good loc.; reas. priced,
good terms for quick sale. H. T
RANDOLPH. RE. 7-2137 or Ii.
SERVICE STATION, ss1s Penna.
ave. Sc. Steady business good in
come. Ideal for mech. LU. 2-96a6.
BENDIX LAUNDRETTE-Good ioca-
tion, showing excellent profit. Priced
| ri~ht IN sell. Call DE. 2-1111. %
A GOOD DEAL for an experienced
operator; long lease. reasonable
down payment; with a little promo
| ton, should make buyer independent
in q short time, as this grill and
dining room is growing. Box 446-L.
| Star
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULING: pads and
van service: reasonable rates. H.
GREENE, Ii. 4-253S. 3
ROYAL TRANSFER - We will move
you by job or Sc hr. Six rooms as
low as, $50 DE. 2-0066. 8"
MOVING at very reasonable rates.
Day or night. Sundays. Also truck
for rent. 10. 2-1546. -3
MOVING-All work guaranteed. Low.
est 5tsso 5ates; RIGHT WAY MOVERS
MOVERS for over 30 years, guaran-
teed service. HAYES TRANSFER
STORAGE CO. Call ia. S-l950.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OIL
across the country: safe storage in
separate ShGIs So rooms ms expert packing
AGE co; INC Established 1905
beaches esp. S. L. MORRIS. 451C
18th st. NV. Call TU. 2-1150 after
ARE You MOVING to California OF
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING, MA. S-4S52.
EDELMAN. MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
rsas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,. RIA. 3-1416
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

RIGGS PARK-sth and Gallatin st.
Rs Eas.v mod 1Ss wtt5lD s5% y seTidst SIk 3, H5ics
park; only Si3.50O on terms. Cali
Mr.. Allen, LA. $4,000 or OIL. A.
1858; ewes. PECK CO., excl. agt. --3
3II6 CLAIMING ST. - Price-termg
reduced. Cape Cod; 4 bedrmS., fun
dry bSmt.. new gas h, W. heat. refgr..
screens, awnings. UN. 4-7046: d
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
Tor your furn: or unfurn apis. CT
IwhiteI open days MA s-OoO1
apt. wanted by Sept. 1, in Alex.
andria. Write Box 272-S, Star. "a
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$50 MONTHLY
RENTALS MONT. CO.

nEN i ALO MAl1N i. W.
RAMBLER
Three bedrmS., kit. with table space;
gas heat: S95 per mo.
BRICK SEMIDET.
Three bedrms.. "a baths, elec. kit. ;
full bSmt. Close to shopping and
fransp'' BRick SlGS INC; COLONIAL
Three bedrms.. sep. din. nm, Ia
baths: full bsmt. with recr. rm.; |;
side porch. Large. fenced lot; $145
BRICK COLONIAL
Three bedrms., 2 baths; full bsmt.
garage; fenced lot; side porch; $3.50
month. -
Beaut, brick home; 3 bedrms., ga
baths; maids rm.. recr. rm.: $500
mo. furn. Call Mr.. DALEY, Insur-
ance and Rental Dept.
Claude Wood, JU. $1,000
-
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

YOUNG COUPLE want unfurnished
2-bedroom house, 1-year lease; &C
cessible to National Airport. Phone
so. 6-4704. 3"
FAMILY, three adults. wants 3-bed.
room. unfurnished house on or be-
fore Sept. /. American University
Park preferred. WO. 6-S335. 5"
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HOUSES FURNISHED

IN COOL SECTION OF ARL.-3 bed
master bedrm.. elec. dishwasher and
Jan. 9. g SIS mo. IA. s-s22s or
MA; $500, Ext. 346. 3
QUAINT OLD COTTAGE near Dupont
Circle, Circle, kitchen, living rm; and ]
mo-. years lease; l or adults only
8 pm, HO. 2-2431. -3
N. ARL.-Aug. 10 to Feb. I. 8 bed.
rms, l q baths; 2 blks. school, shop.
Ping and bllsline. KE. S-64O1. "a
CHI. CHSE; VIEW, attr. furn. 6 rms.
s1ervtSi5H sSF gaSser pSTeh beau ySasS yd
BEAuTirFuL AND AND Luz LuxURToUsLY T LY
FURNISHED TOWN HOUSE. For
NAL drawing rm., $500 per month
JAMES MES /. DIXON 3 CO.. ST X
ROCKVILLE-New detached. 4-bed.
room home, full bsmt., fenced yard
all equipment for taking care Of
R0E2sEy RT9RsTEty $159 wv.I WILL ors STACK ganS :;
ssySs;sgE ssys;; E0cfv!!le OK aI4s6s' @d' Phone Poplar
CLEVELAND PARK, close to transp.
schools and shopping-Liv. rm.
din. rm., library, kit, 2 bedrms
and bath. on 1st A.; 2 bedrms. anc
lea 1sase. el9s5 INEz cusHARD' Realtor
CHARMING HOUSE, mr.. Amer. Univ
3 bedrms., TV, recr. rm:: cool
quiet neighborhood. Avail. through
Dec. to interested cple.; $3.50. ia
BRfGHHfiiwooD-a or 3 bedrooms
CRHHs6RAI. Al s1SRf, westchester vicinity
5 bedrms.. 2Ia baths, oil heat; 2.
car garage; nicely furn. Diplomat
sTanSnsoied per moi cali Gfaf Mr. iefss IATTERSER
oWNER vi sOi LEAVING 2ai CITY, will les isas,
home. Barbecue, patio: S175 mo
cRS,T6f Re 77a6a2 6aR,GTrs ~ 5-sS11 81 4atD ave-
5ts EmS n;,d te9ssdp sSS 5o Io yard jo ry hs
1912 9TH ST. N.w.--s-rm.. nicely
furn. house, RECEIPT. hall, lily, rm..
fp m r@ 5atbd den cas modfSn hea kit det 0dE@s csr
garage. Available at once. $3.50 a
6 Rooms, 2 full baths. nicely fur
nished, short-term rental. from Au-
gust 15 to January /; rent S2UU-
II. L. RUST COMPANY. Ma. $500.
ARLINGTON FORESTS rms, a'-c.
heat; dish washer and disposal. SIe0
ATTRACTiVELY DESIGNED and de-
corated home in THE Hamlet" ex-
elusive Chevy Chase, Nd, has 3
bedrms., ga baths, 2-car built-in
garage, and is beautifully furn. ;
avail. immed. on lease at $500 per
mo. For appt. to inspect. call Mrs.
Barker, at WO. 6-7S4O or H. L.
HORTON. Me. S-33S0. -
STONE HOUSE; also
includes liv. rm. with frepl.; bath;
kit. with place to eat: full bsmt.: 2
screened porches and garage: compl.
furn.: exceptionally well located: nr.
busline, schools and shop. center;
10 minis. to Pentagon; Is minis. to
downtown Washington. Shown by
appt. Call IA. 2-7921 or IA. 2-4777.
OR ARL. HALL, Is min.
New rambler, Va. Large liv. rm.,
gay mod. furn. incl. S-ft. sect. sofa.
nv, wall-to-wall rug. Din. rm., 3
bedrms. Il as den, with rubber-foam
sofa bed), bath, equipped kit, gar
bage disp., auto. washer vac.
cleaner; lge. bsnt.; auto. heat. High,
cool loc. Prefer group girls or men.
S176. AID. 4-6710. -
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COLORED-VACANT
SEE THIS HOMEl
COLORED-$495 DOWN

"ON HILL"-VACANT
Lee. brick home, q rms. h.-v.h.. RI.
decorated. Hurry, will go.
1St NATL REALTY
RE 1881. Call Day. Night and Sun.
COLORED-$995 DOWN
18th and Spring Rd. NV.
First time offered at this. ridiculous
low down payment Large brick home
containing 9 lovely rms, ~ baths.
full 6smt .,h h;-Wn;; so;2,.Is'n rear porsnes, acn
rated. Call quickly. this won't last.
1St NATL REALTY
RE. 1851. Call Day. Night and Sun.
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527 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Lovelv
brick home; 8 rms, tiled bath. full
bsmt.; house has been compl. redec.
h.-w.h.: Lear garage with a lovely
rear yard. Rental sos per mo
Immediate occupancy.
HARRY JUSTINE
Ma. 1884 S11 18th st. NV.
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DUMRARTON

4752 RESERVOIR RID.
Not open for inspection, but You will
IKE this ,3-bedrm.. 2Ia-tile- bath
detached slate roof garage i,arge
rear screened porch. New kit. with
disposal. freeze unit, foor-to-ceiiin1
cabinets. 1S #. of Formica table
tops and dishwasher. Eve, or
4-o5oo. Ext. 25; or Wo. 6-4S46.
j. Leo KOlb Co.
1887 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
AD -. --.'N'
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
Several 2-bedrm: unfurn. rentals
LICARI, XII. 8-7100
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APTS. UNFURNISHED-VA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS has a few
l-bedrm. units avail. priced from
$75 Situated in conv. Alex, .
HoITa tG,min. pS6ns drive ri from tn The white
Vernon ave. and Russell I'd.
ARLINGTON, nr. Ft Myer Pentason.
l bedrm.. lge. closets, storage. laun-
CRY; PA! parking; fare ere to 3 G Adults.
ARIGIiIsNGtSTioSN-one-bedroom iIIIs tSi apt. ise,
living room and kitchen. Well ven
tilated. $50 including utils. Call
manager, IA. 7-5215. IS
min. Pentagon, D. C.; SIS mo. plus
.utils. avail. now. IA. 7-11O6 --6
ARLINGTON. mr.. GEORGETOWN Bridge
New l-bedrm. apts.. lge. closets,
storage, mr.. shopping, l fare to
P; G -sS9o No sales tax in Va. $500
C0NvENTENTiLY LoCATED-suitable
BY Va. OF. 4-762S 3'
ARL.. new bldg. mr.. Memorial Bridge
:-,,I al and bedrms.. $S03,$s7 80. plus
vHc Hti' OF A'fi1 FERTxeoN RGE 5E Snf79 and Alex S
Fully equipped, mod, furn., 1-bedrm.
apt. Refs. required. TU. 2-6Q99.
ARL,, nr. Pentagon; 1-bedrm. apt,
$!9.50 incl. utils. IA. 7-45S6 or
ia. 5-654O. 3
ARL.. nr. Hecht Co.-2-bedrm apt,
S23.50 and $40. ia. 5-6540 or
ARLINGTON-Lse. 2-bedrm. apt. in
attrac., well-kept apt. bldg; s
minis. to Pentagon and downtown;
bus passes door: 500 incl. utils.
Inspect Apt. 2O3. 1902 Lee hwy.
Apply 1914 Lee hwy, ia. 1854
N. oetMsfh AREfNGToN2oLiv, L T9G rm,, din 81,
equipped kit. tiled bath. . bedrms.
500 mo, utils. incl. Bus service
and shopping. Located at 1910 N.
18th st. Apply at Apt. 2-B. ia
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APTS. UNFURN.-MD. (cont. J
GOOnACRE ApTS

Several and = bedrm. apts. newly
decorated. New f1reproof bldes.
Lge. rms. closets. Hardwood parquet
floors. All cows. Excellent transp.
incl Amply S6l9 Piney Branch rd.,
Silver Spring. Md. LU h-7111
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Apt. Values
2744 14th ST. NV.
/ bedrm.. living rm.. kitchen and
bath, $50 per mo.
1921 LINCOLN RID. NE.
l bedrm.. living rm.. dinette, kitchen
and bath; $72.S5 incl. util.
I13s FLORIDA AVE. NE.
3 rms. kitchen and bath; S55 Del
mo.
los 9Th ST. Sc.
rm.; dressing nm. dinette. kitchen
and bath: S45 per mo.
1885 3rd ST. NE.
i bedrm.. living rm, dining area,
kitchen and bath; S66.2S incl utils
22s 10th ST. NE.
bedrm:. living rm., dinette. kitcher
and bath; S47.50 per mo.
3343 CRoFFUT ST. Sc.
/ bedrm.,. living rm., dinette, kitcher
and bath; S63.25 per mo.
3712 BLADENsBURG RID.
1 oedrm.; living rm., dinette, kitcher
2401 N. CAPITOL
bath utils. incl; Ss6 Der mo.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Cap. st. Realtors. MA. s-502(
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
81 000 CASH $12n pEp Mo
own & Suburban, EN-. 2-94OO
Chevy Chase, D.T C

O41CVy OIIdS6, y. Z.
Mr.: ST. JOHNS COLLEGE
. BEDROOMS, 212 BATHS
Spacious 4-year-old brick Colonial:
wide center hall lst-h. den and
powder rm.; 8 bedrms.. = baths up-
stairs: large lot: shade trees; eor-
geouS view; spendid neighborhood.
open It'll 8.
Town 2L Suburban EAG O nAnn
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GLOVER PARK

N. CLEVELAND PARK
BY OWNER
$4,000 down. balance like rent: 422H
S7th ST. NV. Semidet. brick; 2nd
floor, bedrms,. and . baths, stor-
age astlc with fan; 1st floor. living
rm.,, fireplace, dining rm., den and
laVatory, large modern kit; semi.
nnlshed recr. rm., fireplace, lava.
tory; gas h.-w.h.; Gear garage,
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1906 Cleveland Ave. NV.
Every Convenience
Detached home in nice section. Close
TO school, transportation. Shopping
Sfd eng water Reed. Bedroom and
bath on second floor. paneied rec.
room and bath downstairs, Porch
garage, deep ward. Could be IN.
come property Unsurpassed value
at S14,750. Call JU. 9-SOlO.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT g. INSURANCE CO.
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BENDIX LAUNDRETTE-G loca-
tion, showing excellent profit. Priced
.ri"ht N sell. Call DE. 2-1111. p
A GOOD DEAL for an experienced
operator; long lease. reasonable
down payment: with a little promo
ton, should make buyer independent
in q short time, as this grill and
dining room is growing. Box 446-L.
Star
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MT. PLEASANT-On 18th ct. near
Newton; $3.50 down: IL rms. 3
baths; 3-story and bsmt. row brick.
Call Mr.. VINNICK, ME. S-2294.
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SLIGO PARK HILLS. Silver Spring
Handicapped garden; $3.50. Ia. 9-2371.
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Continued on Next PagS)
Evening star., 1953-09-06
Illinois Woman Leads
Mason-Dixon Golf
By the AssocioNed Press

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va Sept. 5.-A 3-over-par
rs put Mrs. Marjorie Lindsay
McMillen of Decatur, ILL.,, ahead
of rain-sWept field in the
first round of the 54-hole Mason
Dixon Women's amateur invita-
tional golf tournament today.
The eX-Curtis Cupper pared
II and birdied two of the wet
and tricky White Course green's
to grab a one-stroke lead over
Mary Anne Downey of Balti-
more, who had 39-38-77.
Miss Downey, 1853 Eastern
Amateur champion, also had a
couple of brides in spite of a
torrential downpour that threat
ened for a time to wash out the
entire round.
The all-day rain sent scores
soaring to embarrassing heights.
Vonnie Colby of Hollywood,
Fla, carded a 70 on the $500
yard course, ending up in third
place. Mary Pat Jansen OF
Charlottesville, Va, the Middle
Atlantic titliSt. and Barbara
Dawson of Oakland, Calf,
turned in 83s.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
Santee and Richards Win
Track Events in Canada
By the Associnted Press

TORONTO, Sept. S. Wes
Santee. Lawrence, Kans., miller,
and the Rev. Bob Richards, La
verne, Calf, pole vaulter, won
their respective events today in
the Canadian interprovincial
track and field championships
but didn't provide records that
had been anticipated.
Santee took the handicap mile
run in the slow time of AIS,
while Richards, Olympic pole
vault champion, got up to IA
feet 734 inches.
The Americans were compet-
ing at the Canadian National
Exhibition in the meet, which
for the first time in Is years had
a few events open to American
entries.
Other Americans competing
were from Baltimore and Paw
tucket, r. I. In the mile run
Frank Pfaging of Baltimore
placed third behind Santee and
Mick Carmichael of Toronto
The Baltimore Olympic Club
was second in the mems open
mile relay behind a Montreal
outfit. Robert Jones of Balti-
more was second in the 100
yard sprint, won by a Halifax
competitor,
Evening star., 1953-09-06
First Coast-to-Coast
Theater N Hookup
SET for Title Fight
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-The
first coast-to-coast theater hook
up for a fight has been arranged
for the closed-circuit telecast of
the Rocky Marciano- Roland La
Starza heavyweight champion
ship bout September "a.
The signing of four Los Ange-
les theaters to show the bout
completed the hookup, Nathan
Halpern, president of Theater
Network Television, Inc, said to-
day. Theaters in Miami and New
Orleans also have contracted for
the fight, Halpern added.
There will be no home televiS-
ion or radio broadcast of the IS
rounder at the Polo Grounds.
Meanwhile, Promoter Jim Nor
ris of the International Boxing
Club said the advance sale for
Evening star., 1953-09-06
Jim Hardy Quits Lions
For PIastics Business
By the Associated Press

DETROIT, Sept. Jim
Hardy, Detroit Lions quarter
back, today announced his VOL
untary retirement from profess
sional football. He is the sec
ond member of the Lions to make
the move in as many days.
The seven-year veteran of the
National Football League said
he intends to devote his full time
to a plastics business in Los An
geles. Hard came to Detroit
from the Chicago Cardinals last
year and played behind Bobby
Layne most of last season.
He did not play in the Lions
exhibition game against the
Cleveland Browns yesterday,
which ended in a PAPA tie.
His retirement followed by one
day the resignation of Bill Swi-
acki, veteran end. Hardy played
college ball at the University of
Southern California and quar-
terbacked in two Rose Bowl
games in 1944-45 against Wash
ington and Tennessee.
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With Bill Leetch

hunt the rugged spaces carry a
Geiger counter and look for ura-
MUM ore. The Lehigh Coal &
Navigation Co., from which their
properties are leased, is Offering
a substantial reward to the first
member finding ore on it's lands
asSaying 20 percent uranium
oxide or better, plus a split of
the present Government bonus
of $35, 900 for the first 10000
pounds of marketable ore.
This isn't a far-fetched idea.
It is now believed that nearly
every State has some uranium
The Government. through the
Atomic Energy Commission, is
encouraging the search for ura-
nium-bearing ores. AS more is
learned of the wide distribution
of uranium, the role of the in
dividuai prospector who covers
inaccessible or remote areas with
a Geiger counter, even with little
or no previous knowledge of the
characteristics of the ore, be-
comes increasingly important.
So if you plan a hunting trip
this fall into deep mountain ter
litory. it might pay you to pur-
chase for $.45 from the Govern
ment Printing Office. the booklet
on prospecting for Uranium. +"
1t tells how to prospect like a
professional. The Geiger counter
costs around $50 and up. Pos
sibly you could arrange to rent
one.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
Fight Special Tickets
Sought by 100 Fans

Promoter Goldie Ahearn, who
is offering a "blue-ribbon fight
special" for the championship
bout between Rocky Marciano
and Roland La Starza in New
York September "a, estimates
that more than 100 have already
applied for tickets.
The fight special will include
round-trip transportation by
Pennsylvania train the afternoon
of the fight, returning the next
morning, as well as choice seats
at the fight.
Fight tickets are priced at $5,
$40, SIS, $40 and $50 and may be
reserved at the Willard or Staler
Hotels. They also may be OBJ
tanned at Irving's Sports Shop,
Tenth and E streets NV; John
Carter's Beverage Store, Four
teenth and U streets NV: and
Mitchel's Sports Shop, 1906 Four
teenth street NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

more than $50 experts. Wards
all around performance with dry
and wet fly earned him a posi-
tion on the All-American fly
casting team.
Harvey Irwin Of the National
Capital club, although unable to
win either of the bait casting ac-
curacy events. scored 81 in the
Ss ounce and 95 in the 3s ounce
events to earn a place on the ALL
American team. Cliff Netherton
was reelected first vice president
of the National Association of
Angling and Casting Clubs.
Netherton reports that it is now
virtually assured that fly, bait
and spin casting will be part of
the next Olympic Games.
The Split Rock Club. whose
extensive hunting and fishing
leases lie in the Poconos of
Pennsylvania, is inaugurating a
sportsman prospector program
for the hunting season. The club
Is suggesting that members who
Evening star., 1953-09-06
Georgia Techs Long String
Hinqes This Year on Defense.

fenSive halfback, and Pete
Brown, offensive center, plus a
handful of ll-conference stars.
Hardeman, a 5-foot-6, TO-
pound bundle of power. is Techs
top candidate for All-America
honors this year. His ability to
retain his balance is amazing
and he is about as hard to stop
as a bulldoZer.
An all-conference halfback
last year, Hardeman seems to
thrive on bodily contact, is an
excellent blocker and is taking
to defensive duties nicely. Teas,
who is as fast as Hardeman is
rugged, also has shown well on
defensive thus far.
Dodd. says his two. major wor-
ries are Techs passing and kick
ing games.
Our biggest problem is i'm
proving our passing he says.
Rodgers and Brigham weren't
throwing the ball too well at the
end of the season last year and
they are our No. l and 2 quar-
terbacks this time.
Need Distance Punter.
"Dave Davis, the best punter
on the squad, isn't playing good
enough to hold an end spot full
time. Rodgers can do all right on
short punts-from the SO on
down-but we need a distance
man."
Another thing that makes
Dodd squirm a bit is Techs
schedule-particularly his last
three games. In successive weeks,
November IA, 81 and %, the Yel-
low Jackets meet Alabama in
Birmingham and Duke and
Georgia in Atlanta. Other top
foes include Notre Dame in South
Bend October "a; Florida in
Gainesville September 26, and
Southern Methodist in Atlanta
October 3.
"One thing in our favor" Dodd
adds, lis the boys will to win.
We've got some boys who have
never been beaten since they've
been at Tech. They don't want
to learn how it feels to lose,
either, and they are going to
fight like mad to ke., winning"
Tech hasn't been beaten since
Alabama swamped the Yellow
Jackets, 54-19. in November 1850.
Duke tied Tech, 14-14, in 1851.
Evening star., 1953-09-06
Eight More Players to Join
Howard Gridmen This Week

Howard's football squad will
be bolstered by addition of eight
players as it goes into its second
week of practice for its opener
with Bluefield (W. Va.) State
Teachers here September 26.
Unable to attend drills earlier,
Tom Garrett, Jim Daniels, Don
Enty, Gil Benson, Doremus Smith
and Warren Pannell, all line
men, and Backs Earl Greenfield
and Bernie Madison will report
Tuesday.
Coaches Tom johnson and
Herman Dawes had only 80 play
erS out last week, the smallest
number to report in several
years. But they don't consider
this too much of a problem,
inasmuch as the new college
rule prohibiting free substitu-
ton will make up for the lack
Evening star., 1953-09-06
W&L Sophomore Stars
In Workout With VMI
By the As.ocluted Pres.

LEXINGTON, Va, Sept. S.
Washington and Lee and Vir-
ginia Military held a brief
scrimmage here today with each
team having a chance to try out
its plays.
VMI Coach John McKenna,
obviously pleased with his clubs
showing, said he was certain
both squads benefited immeas-
urably from the workout.
Billy Sargent, W&L Sopho-
more from Greenville. S. c.,
staked out a claim for a half
back berth with a brilliant dis
play of running and passing.
Sargent had runs of As, 35 and
80 yards from scrimmage and
romped another 40 yards after
catching pass from Quarter
back Joe Lindsey.
Keydet Fullback Nick Servidio
did not take part in the scrim-
mage because of a strained
shoulder.
Evening star., 1953-09-06

of depth. This years team also
will be light, with only two
candidates, Tackles Clyde How
ard and Donohue Scott, over
200 pounds.
The big line that was antici-
pated at Howard will not mate
rialize. Among the 200-pound-
erS gone are Guard Bwano Car
roll, sitting out the season be-
cause of a heart condition;
Tackle Bob Fulton, in the Air
Force: and Tackles Charley
Kinard and John Johnson, who
aren't returning to school.
After six years of the T and
split-T at Howard, Johnson and
Dawes have installed the single
wing. They have speed in the
backfield and if the line can be
brought up to par, the switch to
the single wing may prove sue
ceSSful.