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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05

Mr.. SHERATON PIX. HOTEL
Heat furnished. II rms, 4 baths,
porches, very reasonable rental.
WALTER A. BROWN
1918 vt. Ave-. MA. s-165e. OIL. 2-513k
Landowner ESTATES, MD.
3716 INGALLS, AVE.
MOD 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER, IDEAL
FOR CHILDREN; auto. washer. lge.
yard: near shop centers and
schools; new. quiet suburban COM
munity. 10 minis. downtown via new
Wash. BALTIC. pkwy. Vacant. 500
month. WA. 7-S496.
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IN AURORA HILLS, VA.
6-room brick. bedrms.. SI10. b-rrn.
brick 2 bedrms.: auto. heat, s115
mo. 5-rm. stone furnished. S126 mo.
&-0edrm' o 5Pisi SIN s1SD AZ
DANIEL E. RAGALIE
OF. 4-941O REALToR OF. 4-e41l
75S 23rd ST. 8. ARL.. VA.
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coz 0nn--Sh0.000

S25.0OO-S50.000
RANGE OF ATTRACTIVE
RESALE HOMES IN THE
MORE DESIRABLE RESI-
DENTAL AREAS OF VIR-
GINA, 10 TO 20 MINUTES
FROM PENTAGON. PHONE
OFFICE STATING z o q e
SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS.
DAVID r. WINNER
Maj. Gen. q. 8. NJ. c., Ret.
Ewes; Mr, Moon. so. SALT
los N. Patrick St.. Alex. We.
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
IL HILLTOP RID.
{Nr. Piney Branch Rd. and Sligo Ave.)
Excellent value for S145 per mo.
Detached 2-story brick with 1st-
floor powder rm., modern kit, 3
bedrms., bath and recreation room
Shown by appointment. call Mr..
Evans at H. g. SMTTHY CO. 81
18th st. NV. ST. $4,000. Dir:
Out Piney Branch I'd. to Hilltop I'd
(iust before Sligo ave.. TT. to house.
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COOP APARTMENTS
H. G. Swiftly co.

n. G SMITHY co.
1885 PHELPS PL. NV.
l Block West Of Conn. Ave. at Calf.
OPEN SUN. 2 TO s
Large foyer. liV. rm., din. rm., bed
rm., modern kitchen and bath. 5th
floor front, 3 exposures, elevator,
well-managed building. Excel. Glen
tele. Price reduced to S11,O0O.
See Miss Aschenbach In Apt. so or
call her, EN-. 2-3734.
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1901 WYOMING AVE. NV.

OPEN SUNDAY, ? TO 5
Attractive apartment, northeast cor.
ner, Bird fir, consisting of 3 rooms
modern kitchen and path with
disposal and air-cond. unit Owner
transferred. Immediate occupancy
Similar apt, southeast corner, Str
fir, Owner will make allowance or
price for redecorating.
We also have luxury apt. coming
up for sale in the near future.
see MISS OaKeS IN reception rot m
or call her, DU. 1852.
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Own your own apt. in Virginia's
best established coop. Columbia
Heights, / block of Columbia Pike.
Direct transp. to Pentagon and
.. c. l and 2 bedrm. apis. Low
down nayment. Assume mo. pay
ments, all inclusive. Deductible
and pets accepted. Additional in
formation. j. FULLER GROOM
REALTY CO., ia. 7-44S7, ia. s.
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APT. IS, OPEN SUN, 3-6

APT. IS, OPEN SUN, 3-6
1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
Y blk. west 18th and Columbia I'd.
Lovely Ice. bedrm., lge. liv. rm., lge.
equip. kit. bath, air cond., newly
dec vacant. Only $4,000. with
$1,000 DIN. Bal. easy terms. Compare
for location, size of rms, well-estab.
Coop bldg, and price. MR.. PAL
MER, AID. 4-205a. LII. 2-9117.
COOP APARTMENTS
EFF1CIENCIEs S 3,s5o-S 5000
ONE BEDROOM 5000 $500
TWO BEDROOMS 11,5OO-- 1880
THREE BEDROOMS 1000 IS. 900
All NV; locations in estab. co-opera-
tive bldgs. such as Tilden Gardens.
Broadmooor. 1861 Crescent pl.. 254O
Mass ave.. Hampshire. Gardens,
Altamont. Westmoreland, Rutland
Courts and the ontario. Please call
Mr.. Gavin for appointment. ST.
3-3300' res. AID o-5nn4.
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900 S. OAK ST. ARL., VA. .
Two bedrms., liy. rm.. dinette., kit,
and bath; excel. furn., oil heat;
available this week: S115 month.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1113 18th St. NV. Elk. 3-24S9
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IT'S IRVING ST. NV.
Nicely furnished. this lovely house
has 3 bedrms, 2 baths, liv. rm..
din. rm.. equipped kit. and sunrm,.
full bsmt., gas heat. large yard:
available now. $169.50.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1113 18th St. NV. Elk. 3-24S9
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Spotless, gas heated, completely furn.,
beautiful brick, 8 lge. rms, mod. kit.
sar.. porches front and rear. Avail
to quaiified tenant. HA. 9-S01o.
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COLORED-132s BUCHANAN ST.
N.W.-4-bedroom brick home with
cupancy; SI35 mo. Cali pI. 1874.
COLORED-NR. 18th AND VS.
rooms, 2 baths. oil heat; $3.50; re-
decorated. Avail. Dec. 10. DU.
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NAYLOR GARDENS

A t,ti;a 2-bedrm,, apt. End tly.
and shopping. Total price, SIS. 900,
with the lowest monthly payment
in the D. c. area. Call Mr.. Row.
land. LII. 1-7069. DRURY REALTY
CORP.
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1878 ONTARIO PL. NV.
LOVELY 7-RM. HOUSE; 2h BATHS
2-CAR GARAGE; $3.50
SAM RosEY AID. 4-27oo
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1854 CLAY ST. NE.
Living room, dining room,
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath.
Oil heat. Newly decorated.
Available now. Rent, $40.
Key at 3340 Clay st.
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th st. NV. Ma. S-2100
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EDMUND 7 FLYNN co
ARLINGTON

Building MA. $3.50
RESIDENCE, NO. 7-6R77
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ARLINGTON-2O15 goth I'd. North
S-bedrm; b brick: oil heat; NJ; school
brk., semidet., incl. cleo. and water.
$50 mo-: fenced yard. RE. 6-7O54. .
SILVER SPRING-Unusual 2-bedrm..
GEORGETOWN style; lge closet. full
basement: everything new; 5 min.
| District line. JU. 5-9S17.
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university Fark. eau JU. S-2l 10.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. beaut. 4-bedrm.
brick rambler; iiV. rm.. din. rTn..
mod. kit. fun bsmt. with daylight
rec: rm.. attached garage and 3
baths ! to 2 VI. lease: s275 mo.
GREAT FAILS. vA.-e-bedroom bun-
galow;. mod, equip. kit: Ss5. Dale
vIERs MILL VILLAGE, Q bed-ms.,
bath. living room, kitchen and d.
Iiette combination: full bsmt.. rec.
rm:, fenced lot: within blk. school
and transp. $40 mo. Will sell with
$500 down. GEO. w. ROBERTSON.
Realtor. 1896 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-21 %.
Open Daily. Sun. 90. 10
GREEN MEADOWS-5-room bunga-
low; all modern Improvement: close
schools. shops: 500 mo. HA. 2-79S7.
BETHESDA - Edeemoor. s-bedrm.
brick Colonial: well located: $40
I45is 18th ST. NW.-s125 mo. Nice
.4-bedrm. brick home. ] "a baths. Full
hsmt. Garage. OIL h.-w.h Near trans
portation and excellent shopping.
eau Mr.. Dell. JAMES L. DIXON q
CO.. Exclusive. ST. $1,000. 10. g.
@SASs
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N. ARLINGTON-2-bedrm. attached
brick: bsmt: auto. gas heat: conv.
18th AND IRVING SITS. N.W.~s
rooms; l "a baths: 500 month. AID.
4-00S4. -6
61S II ST. S.W.-3 rooms, bath, auto,
heat. S62 80. RAYMOND r. RUP-
PERT, 10l7 18th st. NV, ST. 3-S4S4.
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TWIN BROOK HOME-Lge. liv. rm.
with picture window overlooking
brick terrace and lawn; 3 bedrms.
plus lge. play rm., 16x13 equip. kit.
with Bendix; across street from elem.
school; $110 mo. Garden 4-9076.
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COLORED-2 FAMu.IRs-Ss6
sos Quincy st. NV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Campy Signs With
No Salary Cut

BROOKLYN tCNS) r. Roy
campanella came out OF his 90
salary talks with the Brooklyn
management in fine iettle.
The former Most Valuable
Player who baitsd only .zuT
will receive the same pay IN
IS as he did in 'S4-nsmeiY
$50. 900.
The first Dodger TO sign for
the new season, Campy was par
,icularlv happy he didn't have to
take a cut in salary. Ordinarily
a slugger who bats nearly lOo
points OF his previous record
would be asked TO take a % per
cent cut
But because OF Campy's eN-
,enuating circumstances, in mat
he PLAYED throughout the season
with a badly hurting left hand
eauSed by bone chips damaging
nerve. Campy was excused
from the pay cut for the next
year. -. ,h.,
Moreover, Roy's confident lnaI
his second operation on October
Doth has him back to normal
showing how well he can grip .
bat campy explained his con.
dition: Remember how the oa'
used 10 slip out Of my hand lots
~ times last season. Well IL
doesn't now.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Western Ontario Coqers
Face Wayne at Pershing

The first home game OF
the season has Wayne Uni
versity's basketball squad
this Saturday facing the Uni
versity of Western Ontario
at S:l5 pm. at Pershing Hi
School.
A road trip TO Youngstown
College on Monday will also
provide action for the Tartars
who are playing most of this
months schedule on tho road.
Last year the Tfariars were
forced 10 rally in overtime in
overtime to beat youngstown
~ TO u.
The Western Ontario game will
find Wayne favored to extend
its victory string over the Mus
tanGs The Tartars have won 10
and lost but three in the all
time series including eight in a
row Last year Wayne woa s.
TO 81 and ~ to 81.
Saturdays game with Western
Ontario will be one OF the few
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Yogi Really Sold
|on EIston Howard

NEW YORK. - (CNS)-Yogi
Se,rs, the N. Y. Yankees most
valuable player for "a, rates
Elton Howard high enough on
nus list TO take over his catching
chores.
IA Bsrrs sees IL. Howard
could be the first Negro Yam.
zoe player and thereby relieve
nm to be irsnsfrred TO the out
nsld. should Manager Casey
sssnssl desire,
Said Berra: Frankly think
mat Elston Howard is a mighty
'lne prospect. l saw Elston dur
ing training last Spring when he
Wss a catcher and l thought he
oiu well back OF the plate as
wen as hitting plenty.
/ figure Bill Dickey can teach
nm a lot just as Bill taught me.
90 like I'm telling you I'm
.ueady Tor any kind Of shift II
o,engel figures he wants me to
pay some place else and have
We kid catch"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Ice Skating,
Fishing at
Met Beech

lust a few more nlppy lays
are needed to perfect ice skating
and fishing conditions in Huron
Clinton Metropolitan Authority
Parks.
Metropolitan Beach on Lake
81. Clair is ready TO serve
thousands OF fishermen ana
skaters--minnows are already
in the pens at the Bait ana
Tackle Shop and the ice rink
ha, been enlarged and i'm
proved with separate sections
for hockey players and ires
skaters.
Weekly prizes Tor the Longest
perch catch will be gwen as
soon as the fishing season IS UNI
derwav at Metro Beach and the
third annual Ice Fishing Derby
is scheduled Jan. Is. The FISHING
tackle rental plan VIII De con
tinued this year for novice ice
fishermen who wish to expert
ment with the sport =,
The i600-ft long board VAIN
along the beach is proving .
popular promenade for HUNDREDS
each week end and will command
an excellent view of Fishermen
when the lake is frozen Inc
Food Bar is open daily
On The ice rink IN the rear o.
the Administration Building nea'
the food bar. a beginners ares
for new skaters will be sec'lone'
off for the special use OF ho nos,
who get their first skaleS iol
Christmas. Bernie Ballentlne' Q
Roseville, Is serving as Winter
Sports Director at the Beach
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Aggies Snow-Under
Va. State, 80 to AZ

GREENSBORO. N. C.-The A.
and T. College Aggies showed
under a hapless band from Vir-
ginia State College. 99-47. in a
conference basketball game here
last Friday.
After going ahead with foi
$500 lead at halftime. about the
only other thrill offered the ca
pacity crowd which took every
seat in the house was the last
minute effort Of the Aggies to
break 100 points.
Fate decreed otherwise and
denied the hometowners by an
cylash. II was a wild scramble
at the finish 10 bucket Just one
more field goal by second string
ers inserted 10 minutes from the
finish.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
FRITZ
VIEWS
By FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK, (G)-lt's
TRADING time in the baseball
market. time for the usual
seasonal juggle in which
second place teams plan
their team personnel with
the pennant in mind; and
second division teams lay
plans to try to pull out of
Ithe cellar.
II looks like Junior Gillian
OF the Dodgers is up for grabs.
ard he might wind up in Gin
cinnsti. Ray Jsblonski has gone
10 Cincinnati from 81. Louis, but
we wouldn't be surprised al all
u HsY wound up in Brooklyn,
,incs the Dodgers just got rid Of
the best glove man who ever
useed the hot corner on any
team Billy Cox.
We understand Ray isn't exact
" tops IN the fielding depart
meit, but he carries a heavy bat.
One question that has come up
in the barber shops and on the
toraers around here. however. Is
what viii happen TO Jackie Rob
inson' Certainly the sentimental
reason FOR keeping Jackie on the
team no longer holds good and
he doesn't provide the sparks nc
once did for the team.
Furthermore. all OF the Nation
al League teams have Negro play
ers. so there's no ce-breaking
lot 70 be done. But some OF the
fellows seem 10 feel that could
he Jackie's mission for the next
two years, that is, il he doesn't
act rel.
lie could break ice in the
American League particularly in
some areas where he could really
be a part Of the new crusade -
Washington. for instance. Then.
|ot course. there is Detroit and
'here is Boston.
Jackie may not be as fast as
ne once was, and he may out
liVed his usefulness in Brooklyn,
out he will always symbolic
'ne ultimate in sportsmanship
snd Clean living and so. would
0s an asset anywhere
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Dolby Misses
JfvP lmnrM

Larry Dolby. centerfclder
for the Cleveland Indians. was
nosed out last Thursday as
the American Leagues Most
Valuable player for 1854 nv
Yogi Berra. New York Yam
KEGS catcher.
Winning the MvP award
in 1851. the 2s-Year-old back
stop polled total OF 200
points. 20 better than Dolby
who was victim OF split
ticket as one of four Glove
land players TO finish in the
first six through ballots cast
by ~ baseball writer's. three
from each of the eight junior
loop cities.
Fourth in the balloting was
Minnie MinoSo, outflelder with
the White Sox, with 1856 points.
He was proceeded by Bobby
Avila. Indians second base
man who polled 203 points.
Cleveland pitchers Bob Lem
on and Early Wynn finished
respectively behind Minoso
with l7g and ~ points.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Olympia
Bout Set
For Dec. u

Marty Marshall, the SEN
sational Detroit light heavy
weight, faces tn e biggest
opportunity; and the tough
est test-of his fistic career
when he battles Harold
Johnson at the Olympia Sta
dunn Wednesday, Dec. %.
This is the first match offer
ed by Nick Londes. director of
promotions for Olympia. under
a new plan OF frequent shows
at reduced prices. DrsstiesllY
slashed are all prices OF ticket
for OlYmpia's big-tims fight
shows. The new scale Is 81
for balonY seats. s2.40 for the
arena. and $3.50 for ringsids.
including all taxes.
The initial main event under
this new set-up is the kind OF a
due for which promoters across
the country would charge much
higher prices. The set-to throws
two of the top light heavies on
the glove against each other.
Johnson. at IS. is a veteran OF
proven excellence. In So bouts,
he has scored 40 victories. in
GLIDING % knockouts. He has
beaten lightweight Champion
Archie Moore, former heavy
weight Champion Ezzard Charles
Nino Valdos, Clarence Henry,
Paul Andrews, Bert Lytell, jim
my Bivins, Arturo Godoy, Chuck
Hunter. Elkins Brothers and Sat-
tegficld.
Marshall has won % out Of SO
starts, mostly as a crowd pleasing
club fighter. His record includes
II wins on points. and II kayoes
He has fought two draws and
lost SIX.
Found Himself
He has really found himself in
the last year, however. He has
won his last u matches. beaing
such capable fist men as Satter-
field, Sonny Liston. CALVIN Butler
Arthur Wright and Yves Mascom.
lie whipped Wright IS a duel for
the Michigan light heavyweight
title. which he still holds.
johnson is currently rated No.
I on the list OF challengers for
Moore'S light heavyweight title,
while Marshall is No. 10. These
ratings were issued before Mar
shall stopped Satterficld, who
had been ranked No. z Marshall
will undoubtedly move up on
, the list Of contenders as a result
OF that triumph.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
|Gran,b|ing
Twice Nip;s
Ky. State
Nv Collie J. Nicholson

n cRAMBLING, La. (SpeciaD-
ERolert Hopkins scored 80 p ,ints
~,ln,t tight-working Ken
10 defense here Tuesday night
shark the Grambling Tigers
A. :, $3.50 victory over the
rsoroughbreds in a contest
.,~ked BY accurate shooting
,,or, outside the free throw line.
A poised. impsrtursbls ope-
N ,.,or LII Abnsr" refused TO
A :. ,ol,ed out Of normal procs-
ar,s and ran his two-gams
4 total against Kentucky to ~
\ points.
Re trimmed AZ points Monday
nig,t and nobody on the Wis
k,ors club showed an aptitude
,or stopping him. Grambling won
,he first contest 1854.
Tuesdays game was dead
aocl;ed 10 times and the lead
hanged hands on IL occasions as
tbe visitors compensated for their
5ack OF height with superior skill,
Mamma and aggressiveness.
\ popkins executed his hook and
lump shots from the shakespeare
Ind left the game with a field
|koal average Of 42.4 per cent for
fhe two games.
Els two game total pushed hun
<loser to the 1000 point mark.
hhc big junior pivot has 1923
boints for So college games.
4 The Grambling girls defeated
.PhiIander Smith 1920 in the
bur ain raiser. Dorothy Dawson
ma the games high scorer with
rs points.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

The Detroit Lions VIII journey
10 Cleveland where they will
meet the Browns II more of
tuning" contest Sunday at Lake
Front Stadium.
Nothing is on-ihs-line as far
as the outcome il concerned.
both won their respective di-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

State on opening night and
against either the University of
Detroit or Toledo on the second
night.
Wayne begins a lengthy home
stay in January with five of six
Games scheduled for the Mem
~ al Building.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Glad For Berra

CLEVELAND. - (CNS)- On
learning that Yogi Berra had
noScd him out for the MVP
award. game Larry Dolby COM
mentcd I'm a little disappoint-
cd. thought l might get it. But
I'm glad for Yogi. He's one swell
guy and a great ballplayer I'd
like 10 express my appreciation
to all the fellows who voted for
me-"
Dolby won 2l0 votes behind
$50 for Berra.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

to bbe played at Pershing High
School. Wayne will make the
University Of Detroit Memorial
Building IFS home court for most
o. the season.
After this weekend's game the
Tartars make hurried trip TO
Bradley University to face the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

Wayne UnivsrsiiY's basketball
coach. Joel Mason played pro
basketball with the SheboYgsn.
Wisconsin team and also played
seven years in the National Foot.
ball League with the Chicago
aIdinals and Green Bay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

Braves on Dec 20 and then meet
81. Francis in Altoona, Pa. on
Dec % before returning to Dc
trCit for Christmas.
The Motor City Tournsment,
scheduled for Monday and Tues
cay Dec y and %. Will ind
Wayne competing against Penn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

Virginia State College, de-
Tending champs Of The first
Festival held last year. Virginia
Union University. CIAA fourn-
ameni champions and N. c. Col
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

While halfbsek Vic zueeo leo
IN ,ouehdowns for Wayne last
season scoring five. his iesmmsie'
Dick Lissbsih. grabbed seorins
honors with four iouehdo~n' anu
nine conversions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
vision titles.

vision titles.
But the game that was re-
scheduled TO allow possible play
of for the World Series last
Fall. will prove exciting in that
the two teams will face the
other the following Sunday on
the same field for the National
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Lions Versus BlolUns-Ho-Hun

, Professional Football champion
ship.
Individual Bath
Thus. the contest may be moth
ing more than a tune-up. while
also providing opportunity for
several members Of both squads
10 increase individual marks IN
performance.
Bobby Layne. the Lions stel-
lar quarterback. is expected TO
see limited action after being
benched in the last two settos be-
cause OF injuries.
The Lions and the Browns
each time they met. the former
have put on holly contested shows
cdging out three consecutive VIC
tories at close margins.
While the Lions gave an incpt
performance, according to Coach
Buddy Parker, as the Western Di-
vision champs against the Chica-
20 Bears last Sunday when they
lost their second game OF the
season. % to "a. the team got a
spanking from Parker on We'd
nesday
Slow Start
The Browns, however, got on
TO a slow start when they drop
ped their first two games OF the
season. but gained momentum
gradually to practically coast 10
their Eastern Division title.
They're the hottest club il the
NPL az the moment
The Lions escaped without in
jury against the Beare. Parker
thinks the club Will be at full
strength for the Cleveland game,
except for Guard Dick Stanfel.
The Browns have lost Line
hacker Tony Adamle, who came
out of retirement to help the
Cleveland defense.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
A & I to Host Cage
Christmas Festival

Greensboro. N.C.-At least three basketball champ
onshp teams from last included among those
competing the Holiday Festival Basketball Tournament
to be held here at A College Dec 29-Jan 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
lege. CIAA visitation champs.
have accepted bids for the big
event.

The outstanding CUNTS from
Bethune Goodman. Daytons
Beach. OF the Southwestern In
tercollegiate Athletic Association
ard from Central State College.
Xenia, Ohio, Will add the inter-
sectional color.
Rounding out the eight team
tournament will be Winston
Salem Teachers College. Fayette-
vile State Teachers College and
AIT College. the host team.
Besides the high quality Of. COL
legiate play, the Festival will
also feature games between four
high school teams.
All games are 10 be played in
the AIT College gymnasium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

Professional Football champion
ship.
Evening star., 1954-08-08
Beagle In the Bath

EAGER beagle be unhappy dog, as Gyp found out
his dismay in the bath of John Gunhers New YORK
Maybe he thought there juicy bone in yonder
bahub perhaps he couldn't think of anything else to do
any he that the nice tub filled to
wth-ugh!-water, but by that time was too late,
Gyp plunge and suddenly changed from regal
beagle to very wet pet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

side. The waves rushing past the hull sounded
so close here it made the boat seem frail. Ellen
put her hands on his shoulders, looked up
at him..
George Il don't want you to dive down
to the wreck with u.s.
He smiled, but his smile was sad - the
smile of man trying to be good loser and
probably not succeeding very well.
Because you can't bear to have your hus-
band make fool of himself in front of your
old fame?"
Her eyes, clear, honest eyes, looked
squarely into his.
Rogers in love with me. George, she said.
He told me 50 this morning - and ever since
we left shore I've had the most horrible feeling
that he's gloating - as if he'd planned this
whole trip somehow to trap you = the way
he corners those fish he spears. can't explain
it. It's just something feel. Don't dive
George III be all right. You know I've had
experience with those aqua lungs in Bermuda
- and you haven't. Please don't 60 down."