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Evening star., 1954-11-22
1898 See Rivals Bottle to 6-6 Tie
St. John S, Gonzogo Officials
Meet to Discuss PIoyon Game

GonZaga players were to be
merged into one team.
Cadets Lack Scoring Punch.
Father Troy pointed out that
whereas the IA teams in the pub
lie school league already have
completed their seasons, St.
Johns and GonZaga would be
playing an extra game just six
days prior to the post-season
contest, or two games within a
week.
The playof rule was adopted
by the league to determine an
opponent for the public high
school titlist in the city cham
pionship game each season. But
since the public highs are field
ing an all-star team this year
and there is actually no city
championship at issue, Father
Troy feels that it would be pos
sible to waive the playoff rule.
Should it be decided that the
playoff game will be held, how
ever" Father Troy said. Con
zaga will be in there fighting for
the championship"
st. Johns was seeking its 11th
straight victory and eighth this
season yesterday, but lack Of
scoring punch prevented the
Cadets from gaining more than
a tie.
It was only the third tie In
(See GONZAGA, Page C-3.)
Evening star., 1954-11-22
| Six Schools Represented
By the Assoeiosed Press.

CHICAGO, Nov. %. - Ohio
State captured three berths and
six schools in all were repre-
sented on the 1854 All-Big Ten
football team selected today by
the Associated Press.
Michigan; Purdue and Wis
conSin each was awarded two
positions and one each went to
Minnesota and Iowa on the
honor team picked by AP staff
writer's in the Big Ten area.
Two sophomores, Purdue's
Sensational passing quarterback,
Len Dawson, and Michigan's
brilliant end, Ron Kramer, made
the grade.
Besides Dawson, the all-con-
ference baekfield had Ohio
States HOWE (Hopalong) Cas-
sadly and Minnesota's Bob Nc
Namara at halfbacks and Wis
consin's Alan Ameche at full
back.
Ameche was one Of three re-
peaters from the APPS 1853 team.
The other two holdovers were
the guards, Tom Belts, Purdue
senior. and Cal Jones, Iowa
Junior.
Paired with Kramer at end
was Ohio States 2l3-pound
senior, Dean Dugger. The other
Michigan player honored was
218-pound Tackle Art Walker, a
senior, while Ohio States third
post went to Tackle Dick Hilin-
ski. a senior and the heaviest
man on the team at 231.
Lightest hneman in the ALL
star array was Wisconsin's CEN
ter, Gary Messner, a 198-pound
senior. The lins averages 212
pounds.
It was difficult for the selec-
ton board to keep three other
Ohio State backs of the first
team. but the balloting eventu-
ally placed Bobby Watkins, half
back: Hubie Bobo, fullback, and
Dave Leggett. quarterback, on
the second team. The other sec
Evening star., 1954-11-22
By the Assoeiotsd Pres.

The Cleveland Browns can vir-
tualy wrap up the Eastern Di-
vision title in the National Foot
bah League Sunday with a VIC
tory over the New York Giants.
Should that materialize, the
league viii be headed toward one
of its more bizarre finishes.
The Detroit Lions. sailing
along toward a third straight
Western Division crown after
beating the Packers, 21-17. be-
fore 20.767 yesterday at Green
Bay, now are contemplating the
possibility of battling the Browns
in successive games at Cleve-
land. The first meeting could be
for exercise. the second for the
championship.
The Browns were forced to
postpone an October 8 date with
Detroit because the baseball
Indians were involved in
World Series skirmish with the
New York Giants, baseball
branch. That fuss was showed
back to December 19 at Cleve-
land. Should the Lions and
Browns capture division titles,
they'll meet for the champion
ship December 26 at Cleveland.
Rams Coach Likes Giants.
Hampton Pool, coach of the
Los Angeles Rams, isn't con-
vinced the Browns will represent
the Eastern Division in the play
off. His Rams knocked off the
Giants, 17-16, yesterday before
27.737 at the Polo Grounds, but
Pool calls the Giants the most
improved club in the league.
They'll be tough for Cleve-
land" Pool said. "It took our
finest game of the season to beat
New York. Coach Jim Howell
has done the greatest job in the
league. You can't imagine the
difference in their club. They
are several hundred times i'm
proved. I couldn't believe the
Giants were that good. They're
Evening star., 1954-11-22
Other Bowls Also Lack Lustre
Ohio Aware 1t Has Everything
ToLose in Pasadena Game

Christian and they figure to be
the underdogs in this Saturdays
game at Notre Dame.
The contest at South Bend
runs second ins interest only to
the Army Navy classic at Phila-
delphia. The service academies,
which rested last week end, have
their most interesting teams in
years. A crowd of about 100,-
900 will watch them battle for
the championship of the East.
Despite the prospects of a
rnismatch at Pasadena, Ohio
States fans plunged into q
scramble for Rose Bowl tickets.
They were brought up short by
the announcement that Ohio
States allotment of l2,800 seats
would fill about one-fifth Of the
requests. Meanwhile, Hayes
made arrangements for the
Buckeyes to fly to Pasadena De-
cember 18 and began figuring
(See College Football, Page CO
Evening star., 1954-11-22
Six Schools Represented
AN-Big Ten Team Includes
; Buckeyes and 2 Sophomores

ond-team halfback was Iowa's
Eddie Vincent.
Watkins was as hard a runner
as either Ameche or Mcnamara.
Fine backs who had to settle
for honorable mention were
IoWa's Earl Smith, Michigan's
versatile Lou Baldacci and Mich
igan States John Matsock.
Three players fell from top
1853 recognition, due to injuries
and change of team fortunes.
Guard Jan Smid of Illinois was
denoted to the second team,
while Halfbacks j. c. Caroline of
Illinois and Leroy Bolden Of
Michigan State dropped to hon.
orable mention. Injuries slowed
both these stars Of the 1853 CO.
championship teams.
FIRST TEAM.
End-Dean Dugger Ohio State.
Tackle-Art Walker, Michigan.
Guaru-Cal Jones. Iowa.
Center-Gary Messner, Wisconsin,
Guard-Tom Bettis.. Purdue.
Tackle-Dick. Hilinski, Ohio State.
End-Ron Kramer. Michigan.
Back-Len Dawson. Purdue.
Back-Bob McNamara, Minnesota.
Back-Alan Ameche, Wisconsin.
SECOND TEAM.
c Ends-John Kerr. Purdue, and Frank
TacEiesWNate Borden, Indiana, and
Francis Machinsky, Ohio State
Guards-Jim Reichenbach, Ohio State
and Jan Smid, Illinois
Center-Chuck Stamschror, Minnesota.
:. Backs--Dave Leggett, Ohio State; Ed
die Vincent, Iowa; Bobby watkins, Ohio
State. and Hubert Bobo, Ohio state.
HONORABLE MENTION.
Ends--Niepokoj, Northwestern: Lundy,
PURDUE; Hrubaker. Ohio State; Temp and
Locklin, Wisconsin.
Tackles-Kub Minnesota; schrecen-
COST, Michigan State: Sacks, Northwest
ern; Swedberg, Iowa: Krupa. Purdue
Amundsen, Wisconsin; Cachey. Michigan:
Bullough, Michigan State.
Centers-Damore, Northwestern: Allen.
Purdue; Lawson, Iowa: Chamblin, I'LL
nois; Bates. Michigan: Thornton and
Bscks1Heiinski and Campbell, Indi-
ana; Lauter, Northwestern: Smith and
j, Reichow, Iowa: Miller. Wisconsin;
Baumgartner and cappelletti, Minnie
sofa; Balducci, Baer and Cline, Michigan:
WoodSon. Lindbeck and Caroline, Illinois;
Matsock and Bolden, Michigan State;
Murakowski and Zembel, Purdue.
Evening star., 1954-11-22
Win Over Giants SUNDAY
Could Give Browns Title

the toughest defensive team In
the league against a running
attack"
Howell won't have any trou-
bic whipping up enthusiasm
among his Giants for Sundays
struggle. put points out that
Cleveland will have. a psyche
logical edge because the Browns
beat the Giants. 24-l4. last
month.
Agajanian Comes Close.
The Giants twice fought from
behind against the Rams, led
1910 at the half and might
have pulled it out with a fourth
period field goal. Ben Agajan-
ian's try from the a bumped
the cross bar and bounded back.
1t was a case of too many
great receivers on the end of
accurate passes. Tom Fears. Bob
Boyd and Elroy Hirsch drove
plucky New York defenders wild.
Norm Van Brocklin's 27-yard
scoring pass to Fears and Les
Richter's conversion put Los
Angeles ahead to stay. The
Rams decisive touchdown came
after Andy Robusteilli recovered
Charley Conerly's tumble on the
Giants 80.
Agajanian booted three field
goals, from SO. Is and 81 yards
out.
In addition to their defeat, the
Giants lost the services of Frank
Clifford, one of their ace backs,
for an indefinite period. The
former Southern California star
suffered a knee injury on the
third play of the game and was
(See PRO FOOTBALL, C-4.)
Evening star., 1954-11-22
Statistics

can't be fading too fast for
Coach Joe Kuharich, and the
Redskins need one more victory
to match their 1850 record Of
SO. But they, don't figure to
whip the Philadelphia Eagles or
Cleveland Browns, or even take
the return match with the Car
dinals here on closing day.
That would mean finishing with
a 2-10 record, not much of an
ad for 1855 season ticket sales.
And that seems to put the
next move UP to George
Marshall, Redskins. president
and chief stockholder. Marshall'S
scouts should be beating the
Evening star., 1954-11-22
Cellar Finish
Appears Likely
For Redskins
Ploy Against Cards
Leaves Little Hope
For More 81 Wins
BY Lewis +. Atchison

Beaten by the Cardinals yes
terday In Chicago. 1915. the
Redskins Seem doomed to finish
last in their division for the
third time in five years, and
they may wind up with their
worst won-and-lost record ever.
Only three games remain in
the fast-fading season. which
Evening star., 1954-11-22

It is an odd breed that follows the for
tunes of Ohio State, a pessimistic breed
The worst is expected at all times In the
swank, sprawling Deschler Hotel the morn
ing OF the game, bartenders and their pa
tients, BARRIERS and their clients, and bell
hops and their pigeons were loudly fearing
the worst.
'It's the weather" hair-cutter COM
planned. always Michigan brings trouble.
They bring the rain and cold and probably
a single-wing that will beat US"
woody Hayes coach?" snorted man
getting well in the Madrid cocktail lounge.
II could coach the material he's got. Who
Evening star., 1954-11-22
Senators Draf Yankee Owned shofstop Gan cam Gasso
WIN. Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS sTANN

COLUMBUS, OHIO is properly the Nations football
capital today but the outotoWn football coach said in
the box during the Michigan game Its nice place to
visit. hut wouldn't want to coach here -
Evening star., 1954-11-22
Pro Football
EASTERN CONFERENCE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago Bears. 2S; Baltimore. 13.
Detroit, 81; Green Bay. II.
ISs,,a,I Los Angeles gel II; n;,,S New SsY Yorko 16.
Chicago Cardinals, 3S; Washinston.
Evening star., 1954-11-22

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Thursday,
Green Bay at Detroit tmorning).
Sunday
Chicago Cardinals at Pittsburgh,
Cleveland at New York.
Los Angeles at Chicago Bears.
San Francisco at Baltimore.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1954-11-22
By Dick sloy
CATHOLIC LEAGUE STANDINGS.

WI, II w. L, r.
4 ;onsaHa a = s 3 i beMstha 0 5 :
Evening star., 1954-11-22

(See BASEBALL, Page C-2.)
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TPTTCK SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA '4S 2-dr.: heater, black:
up to 35 miles per salon; S395:
30-day guarantee HILL g. SAN
DERS. Wash. 5 Oldest Ford Dealer.
lll4 Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300.
AUSTIN AS 4-dr, 1915: Austin 80
froster. 81 1913 delivered; Austin 80
4-dr., / owner. S495. MANHATTAN
AUTO tKaiser- WHY'S, INC. Factory
Sales and Service for Kaiser Henry
Both sides OF 9TH and r SITS. NV,
NO. 1-210n. Established 1914. Is
ACSTINS 1916. AS, 40. 80 and
81 - sedan enn1a9,,s SOS Up: MqEris Miner
NJ. Is: RemembeT JACK Fry saves
you. money. JACK PRY, LTD. I4th
and P NV. fn our 3Ist year.
BUICK. so Super Riviera 4-door; r.
and n Wv, tires. dyna: dark
green finish: exceptionally clean IN
MOTOR SALES. l717 r. /. ave, ne.
BUICK 1913 Roadmaster sedan;
5000, miles; no accidents or dents;
general overall cond. good owner
must sell immed,; $500. LA. Seal
BUICK 1862 4-dr. sedan: radio and
heater: fine condition; 1850 motor
BUICK so super Riviera 4-dr.; r.
and h. seat covers. Wv. tires:
org paint l-owner car, JU.
BUICK 1949 sedanette; r. and h .
pyInahow must SELL S400. Phone
BUICK 1853 Super COW VS.: radio
heater. Dyna1ow. beautiful green
finish. Wv. tires; SOB. HYATTs-
VILE BUICK, 1920 r. l. ave.
Hyattsvilie, Nd. AP 10000. ID.
BUICK 1850 2-dr. sedanette; r.
and h.. Dynafow: low mileage; good
tires. a weekend special at only
$500, B, & D. MOTORS, Ss01 Old
BladensburR I'd. Iat Piney Branch,
81. Spg,. Md, JU. 7-7sSs. III
BUICK 1912, Custom sedan: sacri-
nee for balance S1l9 Mr.. AR
THUR. 1880 r. I. ave ne. lO'
BUICK 1875. Roadmaster Riviera; r.
and h. Dynaf1ow, power steering.
Wv. tires; only il 900 mi; beau
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room appearance; Sl,795, GREEN
WAY MOTORS, 5000 MINI. ave.
LII. 4-:}5lt. Ill
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CUNT Def. APT.
Close to Boiling Field--Bedrm. Nv
IN din. nm, Kit, bath. rear
screened porch Reasonably priced.
Oh terms. Mr.. Washburn, TT
zeal
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

CONN. AVE. at Dupont Circle-2.0Oo
to 5000 so. #. Priced under market
TO long-term tenant. CO. $4,000
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New YORK
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately
desirable rooms. to meet your re-
quirements. Apply PENN PROPER.
TIES. 6l6 Evans Bldg, ME. S-1107
AIR CONDITIONED. newly renovated;
81 so So. II. incl all services; elev.
bldg. financial district. 1929 Yer
mont ave. NV Call ST. 3-509S.
1884 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Nicely deco
lge. closet. AID. 2-l5l6 day; WO.. g.
EXCEL. RIM. in estab. law nrm; re.
ception rm. and library facilities
1906 G st. NV. ME S-5936. --l5
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
LAC an Conn Conn ave.-oftices available
UPPER GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-Most
conven. location; ample parking;
all utils. RA. $4,000. IL
MEDICAL OFFICE-Modern, air con-
ditioned: 10th st. bet. Park I'd. and
Monroe SITS. Reception rm.. consulta-
ton rm;. 3 treatment rms; suitable
NEW AIR-COND. OFFICES being
erected In Culmore shopping center,
Leesburg pike bet. Baileys Cross-
roads and Seven Corners, Va. For
infor.. DE. 2-56s3. RIA. S-13e7.
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s aossrs: 1919 Cider ss5 r. e RSlSH
private. OIL. 6-s056. SO pm. 10
BUICK 1850 Special 4-dr.; r. and
h; low mileage; l owner; immac.
throughout. Must sacrifice: $500.
S4$f! /! s.f Su1cR e'fs''f ave- SIH e
BUICK '53 Super Riviera; the new
green with Wv. tires. viii please
The most ,dlseriminsting buyer, So
1857; directly across from U. s.
BUICK 1916 Roadmaster; r. and h.;
excel cond.; like new inside and out,
Pvt. owner Call MR. MIDDLETON.
Tu. 2-*%l6 between s and 8 pm.
BUICK '4s Super convertible; radio.
ciai at $3.50. WHEELER. nc.
SCthGryslssIr,;, Plymouth ZEN. 3-47os).
class collation. toT thr sne e ide sf
low cost transportation: 6-month or
6,000-mile warranty; $3.50. NORTH
EAST EhSSr,, MOTOR r. co, Ford s, ego Bla-
BUICK ~ 4-dr.;; s;ea; owner
late. FLOOD PONTIAC. 1851 Con.
necticut, WO. 6-S400
BUICK 80 Special de luxe 4-door
s ,eosih distinctive black finish with
good white-wall tires, equipped with
Dynaflow drive for your comfort.
factory radio, de luxe heater and
turn signals! A mileage, one
oowner car traded in on a new 0lds.
MOTOR CO. Northern Virsini a 8
Largest O.dsmobile Dealer. 1000 VIII
BUICK 1851 Super Riviera 2-dr.;
attractive 2-tone finish with dark
matching de luxe interior, set OH
by practically new Wv, tires. r.
and h., defrosters, turn signals and
Dynafow drive; $4,000 actual miles
by one careful owner. Be sure to
ofMs sa2s onf Mo rs P co Ncrta Sa2
Vlrginia's Largest Oldsmobile Dealer.
1000 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. 7-s4O0.
BUCK 81 4-dr.; radio. heater, Dyns-
now, plastic seat covers and direc-
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written as sasrsn.ee HILL HILL m sAN
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lila Vermont ave. NV, AID. $4,000.
BUCK SO Roadmaster convertible;
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BUICK SO 4-dr Super Riviera; Dyna-
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condition. Must be sold this week,
CADILLAC '49 4-dr.: reas. Embassy
car. AID 1870. IT
CADILLAC 1852 Fleetwood black;
chauffeur driven. / owner; lst-clasS
condition; power steering RADIO,
heater. new tires: S3,10o. Call ST.
3-6l12 or OIL. 2-5S49. 10
CADILLAC 1851 go" coupe: pvt,
owner; a better 81 will not be found;
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CADILLAC so "6l" 4-door; r, and
h., hydra, dark green finish. Wv.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

TWELVE LOTS; Bethesda area. mr.
Naval Hospital-S W. streets to
grade: 1000 eech. SMOLEN a.
SCOTT. Realtors JU. 1-5Jll. liz
BUILDERS ONLY. at 1918 S. West
st. Falls Church. subdiv of As
beaut. rambler-size lots; all I'm
proved. Terms WIN subordinate
OWNER. IA. 2-0555 No brokers'
APT. GROUND IN ARL.-zoned and
ready TO go. small and large para
GELS NATIONAL REALTY. IA s.
n049: eyes IA T-5a.f 10
MR., BUILDER-Here are - excel
level lots III A very good area
where houses sell fast. CANEY
REAL ESTATE INC ia 5-HIft
ATTENTION--Approx. IS
acres virtually in Mclean. beauti-
ful ground for subdivision Popular
cioSe-in area. Priced g. 30 per acre
WRIGHT * BLACKMAN. INC. 355
n Monroe st. ia. S-633S, ia. e
~. II"
- MINUTES from downtown Wash
Via Shirley hwy. ioU acres tresi-
Dental and commercial, all utiis
avail. ideal topography for eco
nOmicaI development; for details
On this and other development land,
cal! Mr. Smith. De 2-4luI. Office
hours: Dunkirk 5-s5I7. ewes. and
Sun.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
> (fnmAimuaA
DOCTOR.S SUITE AND APT {

DOCTORS SUITE AND APT OF
3 bedrm apt. 4 or s rm. suite;
desirable NV. section: $2l5 month.
For appt. call MRS, sTEFFEY Ju
18th AND R. I. AYES. N.E.-Modcrn
ONCE, completely furn,. pvt. bath,
utils. incl, conv. loo. and transp
semicommercial district. $50 mo.
Law 1 oFfIcE-Large bright room,
Bowen Bldg, library. reception and
phone serv. incl. in rent. Ma.
BOND BLDG. 14th & New York Ave.
N:W.-Sev desirable ] and :.-rm,
ONCE suites from $50; one desirable
for fA mined IN oecupaney icy ny Mr.. ' xa2
ward. SHANNON d LUCHS co,
1905 H st. NV. Ma $3.50.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. corner OF
Nichols ave; and Milwaukee pi. Sc
Ideal for doctor or dentist: 1st or
REAL ESTATE, 3ii0 Nichols ave,
Sc. 10. .-0I0u.
furn. offce. with recep.
serv.. in lawyers suite, use OF library
and conference rm. NE. S-bJ3S.
FURN. executives Of
nave secy.. option to share. al, re-
ceptionisl ONCE with desk, type
writer. turn. Conn. ana L, ME.
WYATT BUILDING Attractiyely
Turn, aiT-condltiOnsd once, in law
reas rental. ST, 3.i540. lis
CHANCE to acquire a
nicely arranged 3-rm. suite with
pvt. iav.. in an older ONCE BIDS
with lst-class tenants. On Pa
ave NV. at AL 500 Sc. It. at
NJ NJ Ap4wardd,, SHANNON & LucHs
CORNER - Store OF
ONCE; 3uxl5; heat furn.. md and
D ne; $50 mo. OWNER, Ii, =
ALLISON BLDG, 3rd and Sheridan
sts. w.-Office space for rent. tree
park. B. B. ALLISON. RIA. sos 3.
LIE DRoIT BLDG. soo-sl0 F st. W
Large bright offices, GOOD bus loca-
tion. Reas, Apply $40 F st. NV.
CORNER eth AND PA. AVE. 6al Pa
ave NV! floors, 1000 so. =,
available in whole or in part Newly
decorated. Outside exposure. E!eV.
suitable for mail order, wholesale,
insurance oflces. WORK shops, etc.
ReaS, Ma. s-so:5. $40 F st. NV.
DOWNTOWN r ST. AT 9th--Desir-
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ReaS. Apply $40 F st. NV. Room
10Th AND PA AVE. e45 Pa ave.
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TRAILERS
GARAGES

NEAR UNION STATION, NE.-Brick,
concrete floor; cleo: excellent for
car or storage; reas. JU. 9-SS43.
--i2
18th AND R-Lge. garage. facing
alley drive straight in; SIS. NO.
7-3gD0 I'll
REAR. sI6 eth ST. s.W.-Comm.
brick. cleo. and water. 30 II. alley:
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BUSINESS PRoP.-sAlE Cont.
Attention ORGANIZATIONS

Larse, '-story, ONCE bids. each floor
and large hall. containing total area
OF $500 50. IT., zoned commercial
Owner will consider renting TO
proper party. Call GEORGE BA-
SlLIkO, RE. 1-1915. 1ll3 Eye st.
NV. liz
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

D sasS sTEuART 1on 7F PaGas c asiTf5y
1915 w Va. ave ne. LA. 6-S9"1
CHEVROLET AS lt2-ton chassis and
cab. l6l Inch wheelbase: very COED
meehan;Gal conolt!on, $40. sTEU-
AFT Az n TRUCE x. CENTER 5ls35' 1918 W Va
FORD '4a RS a-ton dump; very
clean: GOOD mechanics! condition
.-speed rear axle. SIPS. STEUART
TRUCK CENTER. 1915 ". Va. ave.
nn Ia. 6-s92,',. 10
cab, 15s-inch wheelbase excellent
SS95. STEUART TRUCK CENTER,
iain " Va, ave. NJ. "a t->n"'
in perfect cond.; S995, can srranGe
EICHBERG AUTO SALES. 1909 Wis.
s.. ,.-,on picEup en-
ceptionally clean. SpS5 KENYON
PECK CHEVROLET. 1910 F.. Mycr
cr at at All. biyd All. Va. IA.
WHY'S 50 'a-ton panel; good tires,
green nniSh; S4a5 HILL & SAN
DERS Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer,
TIA Vermont ave. NV. AID. $500.
so 1ia-ton natbed,
thoroughly reconditioned to meet
our 3d-day okay guarantee. This
truck is spotless, has good. tires and
is ready for the road full price,
S6n7. WILLIAMS CHEVROLET co.
INC, 1889 East-West hwy. Silver
Spring Md. ~ a-Sn03; 1929 Ga.
ave. Wheaton. Md. 10 4-S09;.
CHEVROLET )" sedan delivery;
spotless ivory finish. low mileage,
owner driven Serviced by us heater;
perfect tires and motor okay guar
antee. A sure money-maker. sold
for over 81 $40; fun price. S941.
Save 5000; low GMAC financing.
WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO. INC.
1899 East-WeSt hwy. Silver Spring.
Nd JU 9-SO03, 1925 Ga. ave.
Wheaton. Md. LO 4-S0a7.
FORD 40 i2-ton panel; good Condi-
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FARMS Cont
GOOD FARMS

Below are Just few; come In and
go over our large list
SMALL DAIRY FARM in excellent 10
cation. daily driving distance to
Wash; 100000.
ANOTHER SMALL DAIRY FARM with
good herd machinery. equipment
and feed. alt for SIS, 500.
200-ACRE DAIRY Beautiful
home. good bldgs. herd and equip
ment: close-in, good tenant; $50 500
MONTGOMERY CATTLE RAISING
FARM Of 300 acres. nicely located.
500, 900.
200-ACRE RIVER FARM with brick
home. This Is one OF the best for
stock or crops. $1,000
1l0-ACRE FARM-S21 800.
0o ACRES OLD house and outoldgs.
hard road, Sl4. 900.
40 ACRES large modern home. out
bldgs., pond: S1g.950
HIGHWAY RESTAURANT and cabins
on 10 acres; $4,000
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS GAITHERSBURG 299
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-10
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

1907 18th ST N.W.-3nd floor, drive
up ramp; approx. 1000 SO, It. re-
inforceo concrete floor. fireproot.
suitable auto parking. body shop.
Wholesaler. warehouse. distributor,
etc See any time. Call MA. S-Sl - !:
ewes IA 9.S351 is
1870 18th ST. Sc
Equip. incl. steam table, booths and
taoleS; seating 40; alr-Gondil ioning
unit: mo. rental. SlA5: owner will
consider selling Call GEORGE
BASILIKO. RE. 7-l9l5. 1ll3 Eye
st. NV. III
REPAIR GARAGE
20 to - car capacity. plus ground
for parking about 10 cars; centrally
located can give prompt possession;
$500 month.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1907 Il St. NV. Realtors: Ma. S-550o
NEAR PA AVE. Sc
Very convenient location; 5000 50. II.
ground floor, plus shop or work
space and parking area on roof;
beautiful front; particularly useful
as showroom. sales and service;
available March 18th,
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1907 H St. NV. Realtors. Ma. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-10
TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont

CHEW. 81 sedan delivery: tip top
cond. throughout; just refnished
reduced to $685.: written guar.
, TRIANGLE MOTORS, 30l0 r. /.
ave. ne. DE. 2-6302.
FORD 81 FL y ton pickup: de luxe
cab low mileage; Al cond.; S695,
written guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS,
30l0 r. l. ave. ne. DE. 2-6302.
STUDEBAKER 194S vanette; approx.
80, 900 mi; purchased new. used
very lightly; excel. cond.; good tires,
battery. ETC.; S5G5. Ii. 7-S340.
Ia
DODGE 80 h- ton panel; thoroukh ,y
reconditioned: $685.. KENYON
PECK (Chevroletl. 3140 Lee hwy,
Arl.. Va. ia. 2-9005. Open til $50
pm. Ill
FORD SO Model F35o; dual wheels,
overload springs; driven less than
5000 mi. Runs and looks like new
Cost S1,995, will sacrifice for
Sl275. Can be financed. KE. S-59SS