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Evening star., 1954-04-19

$685. Down, Move In
Beat the heat, move to this lovely @
bedroom bungalow, full basement,
equipped kitchen: beautiful yard.
near Silver Spring and all con-
UN: 4-0531. Ewes, RE. 5-7739.
Evening star., 1954-04-19

AyONDALE-Conv. Avondale Terrace
Georges County. 7-rm., all-brick
Colonial, pine-paneled rec. rm.. I'm
den may be used as 4th bedrm.. wall
to-wan carpeting, mirrored f1repl
For sale by OWNER. 5407 goth pl.,
UN. 4-23SI; -23
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COUNTRY HOME

MODERN,
CONVENIENT
SECLUDED
% mi. from d. c.: 55 acres, partly
wooded; suitable for club or camp.
Lodge-type house; 2-story living
rm., bedrms. with baths: excel
Sose efc M9a tenant sWs n0ISe 6%nf Doo
stocked fish lake; S37 500. By
owner; additional land available.
Phone Occoquan 81-J-21. -19
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
$10.9a0 TOTAL,

Falls Church 2-bedrm. rambler, mr..
scho,ols; lge. lot; quiet street.
UNUSUALLY NICE
One-fi living with twin-sized
bedrms. and den, center-hall en-
trance, all-electric kit, finished
bsmt.. with " bath; all-brick home.
SO close to center of Arlington. Ex-
cellent financing
SEWELL REALTY co.
ia. S-1s7s Open Ewes. IA. 7-0217
Evening star., 1954-04-19
STORES FOR RENT Cont. /,
NEW! (! 4!
zIPKIN, INC.

NEW SHOPPING CENTER
starting promptly. Ready
for occupancy in fall. This will be
one of the largest and finest shop
Stores already leased to Giant Super
market, Peoples Drug, Edwards
Shoes. Adeline Dress, Peoples Hard
ware and others. Have opening for
variety. liquor, kiddie's shop, deli
catessen, bakery. restaurant.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. S-55OO.
-21
Evening star., 1954-04-19
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SEASONED End TRUST. S3.479,
payable S34.5O. per mo-, 81 inter-
sr tssatss aeesns Gafsrs s5 SSg5ty
si6.O 900 SECOND TRUST, pays $ioo
per mo on very well secured invest.
property in. Md. WA. 7-1594, HO.
2-7957, and AP. 7-5941. -23
4 GUILT EDGE 5 and year 2nd
MR.. MERCoGLIANO. ST. 3-12O5.
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$500 DOWN-G-I
S13.990

Only $13,99O. New 3-bedrm. rambler
full bsmt. Payments less than rent
One blk. to schools.
Evening star., 1954-04-19

ALMA. INDIAN AND IRONWOOD.
Vacation kit trailers. $549 and del.
We buy sell, rent. Dial CIR. 3-2O33,
WANTED-2-wheel utility in good
shape. Phone IA. $4,000, Ext. 263. .
Evening star., 1954-04-19

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
42nd AND r. I. AVE. N.E.-Comm'l
bldg, approx. 1900 So it., l fl.
shop, warehouse, gar. etc. Immed.
possession. Only $100. AP. 7-6302.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

2113 X ST. NV. lst Comm.-Brick
bldg, 3 stories. with alley. Can be
used for oflces or apis. Parking z
ssGi1P ssaGs. Priced right. Elk. s-e57s.o DE
BETHEsDA coMMERCIAL-5.750 So.
#. with 50-ft. frontage; improved
by brick house. With a very mini
mum Of improvement property can
be made into 2 stores, one for own
er and rent other sec. LESS THAN
$4,000 WILL HANDLE. For full
details call Mr.. Lebling. OIL. 4-067O
or OIL; 4-2720. SAMUEL E. Bog
BLADENSBURG; masonry Ia. bldg.
1900 it.; 2. Offices. lge. lot on hwy. !;
LIST COMMERCIAL corner on Ken
nedy st. NV, near Peoples; Drug
and Grant Market; suitable 4 small
stores and aptS.. WALTER M. BAU-
MAN. 1727 K st. NV, MA. 8-6229.
and grocery comb.
Off sale beer and wine; owner ILL.,
Reasonable offer accepted. 954
Thayer ave-. Silver Spring. JU.
2.STORY BRICK BUILDING con-
tanning approximately 3.1O0 sq. # !;
very well located, just off 14th ST.
NV. mr.. Rhode Island ave.; zoned
2nd commercial: contains work space
and offices; air conditioned. Owner
jr., WEAVER Bros INC. Df' 7.
R200' avac. EM O-2A0R
Evening star., 1954-04-19

ATTENTION
only because owner has purchasl 4
q large apartment group.
81 Units-$29, $50 Income
LESS THAN z TIMES INCOME
16 UnitS-$15,O0O Income
7h TIMES INCOME
IL Units-$11, 900 Income
TIMES INCOME
4 Units-$3, 700 Income
TIMES INCOME
Jefferson Realty Co.
.22Q4 WILSON BLVD.
ia. 5-6540 JE. 2-7732
Evening star., 1954-04-19
GARAGES

6d25 l4th ST. NV. near Walter
mo. Call MRS. o'BRYAN, res. mgr,
NEAR UNION STATION, N.E.-Eiec.
concrete floor; brk.; suitable for Stor
age. cars, shop; reas. JU. 9-S642
90
Evening star., 1954-04-19
AUToMoTIvE MlscEL.
TRAlLERS

CHRYSLER Al New Yorker: parts al
ESepreSerysd S aSSs RStl LITTLE b,Td ATTo E sopS
Evening star., 1954-04-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

STORE WANTED-For barber shop
and beauty salon; shopping center
Evening star., 1954-04-19
$4,000
5432 9Th ST. SOUTH

Two -bedrm. masonry: very close in
location. House only 3 yrs. old arC
in excel. cond: Gas heat, auto. wash
er. concrete drive. fenced yard. Has
GI 4fo loan. Call for inspection.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
1910 NORTH 14th ST.

Lovely 2-bedrm. bungalow. completely
redec., .expansible attic; shade trees
excel. location. viii accept OF con-
Evening star., 1954-04-19
S13.99O

COL. PIKE AND GLEBE RID. AREA
Two-bedrm. brick Colonial. liv. rm.
with flrepl., din. rm.. equip. kit. full
bsmt.: house needs redec., but priced
to sell quick.
TINKLE PROPERTIES
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
ia. 2-23Sl ia. 1896
Evening star., 1954-04-19
BOATS

39-ft. sedan cruiser. pur-
chased new Aug. 1852. twin Chrys-
Ter Royal. automatic pilot. hydraulic
hot and cold pressure water. dinette.
stainless steel galley. bath with
shower. addition head in forward
state room. sleeps 6. many extras
like new, completely furnished for
luxury living on board; cost over
4-2105. DU. 7-1SO0. --25
Evening star., 1954-04-19
UtFtGES D STUDIOS FOR RENT
lConsinued.y
DESK SPACE

OFFICE ana desk
space in Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answering, mail service and
public stenographer available. Call
DE 2-SO00
BAKR BLDG., $40 18th st. NV, nr
Conn. and K-New mod, attractive
desk space .oi those who want the
best: receptionist switchboard. mail
and telephone answering service
available. Call ST. 3-3456.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

Aggles and a newcomer 10
boxing. has shown real prom
Use this year In the welter-
weight class in Winning TWO
bouts IN as many starts
Other outstanding boxers
slated 70 appear include. Nell
son Alvcrcz, l65 pound Md
dleweleht Of Hampton Instr
tute indicated this season
an d Connie Stamps, HI
FOUNDER. also Of Hampton and
conference champ IN the
junior welicrwcight division.
Howard University VIII bring
Gil Benson the conference
mddlewclght champ tor the
past two years
The time schedule for the
bouts. in both box ne and
wrestling included iwo scs-
SONS Of prehmlnarios at 100
and $40 pm. on FudtN with
The quartcr-tinals set for 8
pm ON the some dav The
scmi-iinals Viii begin az ! p.
M. on Saturday with the
finals scheduled TO get Under
way al o'clock that nisht.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

Colleges. along with the A..
and I. Aggies boxing team
and Lincoln University wrc St.
lers Will compete IN the lwo-
day meet.
On the basis Of past records
and early season performances
IN boxing, the keeneSt com
petition for the conference
crown will be between Hamp-
ton Institute, 1853 champions
and the AggieS, last years
runnerup.
Close observers expect the
same sort Of battle in wrtsl
ling from Lincoln University.
winners Of the 1858 crown
and Howard University 'he
team which finished a close
second
Among the outstanding
boxers scheduled to appear
are two conference champions
and NCAA scmi-flnaliStS. Don
Quarles. llght-hcavy weight.
Baltimore and Roland Walton
Norfolk. Va, l25 pound. cham
pion. both OF A. and T.
Robert Reid. also OF tho
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
TV-Radio Workshop

The Association Fot Education
by Radio and TN IS holding a
Workshop Cline ON March III al
WWJ Telcvision Auditorium Ncm
9 10 ll30 am
Professional personnel Mlll cN-
plain Educational TN scripts and
demonstrate actual production
Morning session viii he followed
by luncheon at the Fo.i Shelby
az 1890 pm Luncheon speaker
Will bc Professor Everett r.
Phelps. The Weatherman -
Trucks You Can Tiy In Science
Send reservations to Bernice
Frederick 1915 Wald Detroit
80 The public is invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
Ward Fights Minis,
Conqueror Of Troy

Gus fist men ln the middle
weight ranks
Nick Londcs. promotional
director for the Olympia re-
vcals that he tried for two
weeks 10 get an outstanding
middlewclght to face Ward
bcfoc his quest successfully
with the signing of Minis.
ward gained an army OF
admirers hv his gallant effort
eainst Troy A prohibItlve I'M
dcrdog. he took command at
the start and handed Troy a
beating for FIVE rounds
But he failed TO pace hlm-
sell properly q result OF in
experience. and sank from
exhaustion In the eighth He
is sure he won't make that
mistake again With win over
Minis. he Is sure of a place as
ranking middleweight ,on-
tender
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

Moses Ward. fresh from his
sensational battle with Willie
Troy. will put his rising pres
tige and popularity on the
line at Olympia Wednesday.
March 3rd. against the only
fighter who has ever beaten
Troy. Holly Minis. the classy
Washington Cd. CO wdr.lor
who is currently ranked No,
8 among the challcngers for
Bobo Olson : middlcwelght
title.
Minis did more than de-
feat Troy. He dealt the ex-
Golden Glover a severe beat
afinq. He floored Troy tor
an eight count in the sew
enih-ihe only time Troy
had been on the canvas as
pro.
Troy was unable TO answer
the bell for the eighth round
The TKO was the only loss
he has sustained in 70 bouts.
II snapped a string of 10
straight triumphS.
Ringsidcrs weren't shocked
at Minis victory. for Wash
ington fans have long regard
ed him as one of the best men
IN the 100 pound division lie
has twice beaten Johnny Brat
ton. lie has also whipped Les
ter FELTON,. George Benton, OTIS
Graham. Jose BaSora and Jesse
Turner.
He made six starts in 1883.
and won them all. he
stopped Troy and Eddie
Green. and ouipoinied Tex
Newly. Jimmy Wsleh. Sam
Walker and Turner.
In a career that began IN
l948 Minis has won IS de-
cisions. scored six kayoeS,
fought four draws and lost II.
Experts consider him one Of
the soundest and most danger
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
lourdes, Colts Tang|e Friday
For Metro Cage Championship
Miller High, St. Anthony
Runner-Ups Meet at I'D

NorthwesternS Colts defeated Mier's high FIXING
basketball team for the Metropolitan league title last Fri
day i5-42.
was the Colts II consecutive win and the Troans
first loss in II engagements
Iourdcs of the Iarochial cague defeated 81 Anthony
55-lo To win the first division championship.
nus Eddie DcmerIians Colis Will face Tom CON
ncll'S champions for the city title.
ST Anthony will face Miller in the consolation game
al pm AZ Of ID Friday night The league champs Viii
play at . O'Clock pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
Iaystee-Grennan
safe Diversified

Traffic safety awards were
nyen to i46 Detroit area route
s%s'esmen for American Bakeries
'ayS'ee and Grennan divisions.
including one driver with a "a
var no-accidcnt mark. Al a
DAY
! ne outstanding safety rec
v'd among salesmen from the
nIse Detroit plants is held by
ndoiph Zeils. sl00 Tsrnes. Dear.
porn. He has completed "a
Issrs without a ehsrgesble se-
',oent on a Grennan route.
Inc ceremonies al the Gren-
ssn plant, 1880 18th St. honored
70 other Detroit Grennan drivers
r n 80 statesmen from the TWO
:, ys..oit Taystee plants. In charge
" me presentation were Taystee
pp''nsgers r. w. Gaylord and s.
p fastula and ]. l.. Geeson,
''ennan manager.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
HOOE
Roriesa.. .

The Firth volume oi Ncw
World Wriine Winch is the
original Of thc pepclb9und
collections oi ncW wliing,
viii be ISSUED a. Mentor
selection by New Amer can
Library IN April. 1854
Containing fiction. poetry.
plays. sections OF novels and
ncnfiction. New world
Writing No. S" is mixture
OF writing from all over the
globe. and from many
spheres Of interest.
From England como Pages
from an Autobiography hv
John Lehman a literary iis.
uc IN London and iouneg
colleague of Lcpntld and Nn-
ginia Woolf ~ the Ilogarih
Press.
From Wales. "The Foil w.
crs.7 short Story by DVIan
Thomas. and an obituary ON
him innovation aud lra-
diuon. which had been hih-
erto published onh IN tho
London Time
From lteland Sew World
Writing No 5" ha, selected
"Childybawu. short story
bv Sean O'Faolaiu Purple
Path to the Poppy Field a
play bv Maurice Mcldon;
"Molloy section of a novel
by Samuel Beckett. one-iime
secretary to- James joyce and
the author az Waiting for
Godot current success ON the
Paris stage and No symbols
Where None Intended" bv
Mall Montgomery. q critical
Interpretation Of Beckett
IialY's contribution is
Family Scene" by Anna
Maria Orfese, a story OF
Italians and Americas IN
Italy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
Program to Note
John Brown Visit

The Oratorical Committee .
Motor City Lodge. No. 962. nd
Emma V Kelley Temple No. flo,
Will sponsor a program March
- at the lodge with a musical
background To commemorate iae
meeting of John Brown. ftcd
Douglas. VIM Webb. VIM Lam-
bert, George DcBapiisic and o''cr
early settlers OF Detroit ON Math
Il2. 1889.
The meeting was held iu lgc
home Of Mr. Webb. who nNcd
then at 1875 East Congress II vas
then that the raid on Harper S
Ferry was discussed
The public is invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

When mine enemies are
turned back. they shall tall
and perish at thy presence.
For thou hast maintained my
right and my cause; thou sittest
in the throne judging righteous
lY.
Thou hast icbuked the heather.
thou hast destroyed cities. their
memorial is persisted with them
But the Lord shall endure
forever he hath prepared his
throne tor judgment. And he
shall Judge the world IN right
cousness, he shall minister judg-
ment to the people IN upright
ness.
SICK AND SHUT-INS Willie
Mae Fladgor, 4l0l Mcclellan
Robert Harris, 80 Watson Alice
Holland, 1892 Brentwood, H.
Davis. $50 wilkins l. Herbert.
1884 Maple. l. Evans. 4345 Par
kcr. William Mason. 263 Warren.
S Green. 3055 Bristol. Katie
Harms, lS039 Norwood f. Webb
1866 Epworth; Mother Hill. 37ll
Lafayette Lot,c Tolbcr,. 1926
Brush; Thomas Williams. o3e1
WhItewood.
In the following hospitals arc
Grayce Sadler Clarence Fcreu
son, oiothy Manner, Hattie N,a-
OILS and Ella Robinson, Herman
Keller Amelia Lewis, Ezekiel
Nathaniel and Herbert Hendr X.
Receiving Maude Smith and
Elizabeth Strickland, Harper
Starting two weeks vacation
in Florida this Saturday will
be Mrs. jamie Robinson OF ST.
Leicester. Mrs. Mary Wade
OF 1901 Dubois has returned
from Kentucky where she al.
tended last rites for her mother.
Mrs. Susie Walker.
Erncsiinc Anderson VIII be-
come the bride of Kenneth Hay
wood Of Wildmere on March 18th
Two employees at a Hast
ings dry goods store celebrated
their birthdays recently They
arc Elcanorc Watson of 1872
Hastings and Wendell Clements
OF 2635 Hunt
Celebrating then 5Oth ann
vcrSary recently were Mr. ani
Mrs. William Uncan Of the Nun
Der One Community PraNes
Band They have five chlldroa
and three grandchildren
Funeral services for Mrs Eu1l,
Johnson. who has been in Hayne.
Hospital for three years as N.c-
tim OF a stroke. were held Mon
day afternoon from StimSon Fun
oral Chapel Her husband dni
about two weeks ago. Ncighbo
contributed generously 90 ouv.
flowers through Mrs Mac q
Walker Of 5296 Tillman
Celebrating her both birth
day recently was Mrs. Almeia
Harris OF 27l8 Rivard when
her oldest child. Mrs. Rachel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
Educator Heads US.
Afghanistan Mission

NEW YORK lGlobah DR..
Howard d Gregg. former Pres
ident of Delaware State College
and present Dean Of Arts and
Sciences al Allen University IN
Columbia. S. c.. has been accept
cd by the government of Afghan
istan 10 head the United States
Education Mission.
Nearly 80 per cent OF the mem
bers Of DR.. Gregg's mission are
OF other races II will be his
responsibility. also, to corre'dic
the efforts of French. German.
Turkish. English and all other
nations who have representatives.
in Afghanlstan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
CIAA Boxing, Wrestling AtA& I

GREENSBORO, n C.-The
clAA Boxing and Wrestling
Championships slated for A..
and T College. Friday and
SATURDAY.. March 5 and 6, viii
hing together the largest
sgay ~ talent in these fields
ever in the history Of the
conference.
Fourteen individual boxing
ard wrestling teams, repre-
.eaing Hampton Institute.
H1waid and Shaw Universi-
rss, Morgan State. ST. Aug
usane 5. and Virginia State
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

mad Gudllfiei iN We ma.
The aay before and r. ! saa pet
from street cio'hes into ny ,r3 .
-ntorn mv in9lssts began 81
gather ncNsclNe ~ w. Ilpaf-
mt conclusion r. ald I,t
Mn tllh place Ilat YJ..d eatn
me a conference 'tlpe es
would ulflr hook
fcrSrf id'e OK
But the more ! thought the
DINNER my changes seemed OF
the nine finslisis IN the nalf
mile. SIX had beaten ne on
previous occasions. On TOP OF
that ! had never won race
during my college career Not
even in duel meets.
Al aocLt 'ala eNaei inJnf'
when my hope. were just s1.4'
gorc Chester Sta k.o4se [ @,
Ms fire. hmsa track coach NE
man wh asa he.pea b M.'s9r
sch.cFe ea'ge as his b -t
-en7ni caacg ',ppe1 gn
So n- J $50, a.uns ne ea.
ui ard rv 4'ic au
Mcnt you can Wn the ace
mi, evening
listened rather stunned as
he outlined his reasoning. he
commended that because we
would be running on such
good" field each man would
be watching the person he
fell was his chief competitor
and that if stepped out al The
halfway mark the others
would just lei me 60. You can
win this race" ne repeated.
thanked f.e QaCn gu aN
advice and qa.ce-N d-t-ssea ni-
upon scheme from av w-na.
THAI Uu' ] g,r.fa 'f Qua
fcr .- hat-VW t.c 3 3
Ten haH wt Nnt ! Wa
rmni pa-.'aa nota -a.trlt
Sta0 nhoI,e a a-t.-r
90 stare ME ,ia.-a' W Vie ef
and motion me inward
pulled Away goM iae pteE
And as the coach had Hi III
me bothered 20 my and ea'e.s
ne. reasoning oppose
bufn myself aA' hsiafc irocan-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

Chambers Of 7945 Riopelle
took her along with her friends
10 her house for d dinner in
honor OF the occasion. A
basketball league will be spcn-
sored at the ST. Antoine YMCA.
All interested should be al a
meeting at the YIN Thursday
al $50 pm.
III and Mi. Issae Jones. q al
snan, showed movies OF thcl
eni lrlp 60 McX.eo SUNDAY
a'treoon al Ebcnezet AME
Cmaca The Roy and Mrs
Preston Perry Of 4laj 18th s'lcet
+ e recently became tho
= ad parents Of a babv srl
BeNcfv Dolores Z los ols
Amihr birthday cclcbl m' Was
sister Mrs. Maggie walker
1-i3 Iiliman recently az hcl
home with several hlcnd> ;.
Bay Scouts ale invited - Z
Weeung FRIDAY az 8 p M a
Bethel AME Church
The. Alberta Harris Memorial
Choir under direction Of Tall
madge L. Turner participated
on a Brotherhood Program at
the white Bethany NE Church
last Sunday under auspices OF
the Family Circle. MIR. and
Mrs. William Mitchell Of $50
Watson will have a bar be-cue
dinner SaiurdY for all block
members. starting at pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
COMMUNITY
NEWS
MISS M. A. CONNER
1888 Rivard Temple 3-4595

WEEKLY BIBLE LESSON; Psalm viii praise thee q Lord
with my whole heart viii shew marvellous WORKS
VIII be glad and coice IN thee W praise thy name
fhnln IIlnn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
SAFE
DRIVING

surgeon IN tne Unlversiiy Of
Mich eans Department 81 Ortao-
peoic Slrgerv doesn't low down
az the curves
He describes the interior OF
the automobile as ornate and
seemingly safe and comfortable.
but basicallY a hollow weapon.
a modified iron maiden OF the
Middle Ages"
a, = surgeon a. the l'u2e sltt
Hospital d. Ivanotf comes into
daily contact with the victm
Of automobile accidents and he
has reason tor calling the auto
mobile IAN arsena Of torture
which punetlses peiofates teas
breaks and crashes rs victims.
As evidence % tie potential
and aclual-darser ~ the speed
ing AUTOMOBILES he cites the toct
tha' oai % 350o00 non-falal u-
lurc, which occur ed in 1852
10000 were permanent
What may be done about The
appalling consequences u speed
d. lyanoif suggest, that apart
hom ppeallns 70 and ciuca'ra
.rc p behind me wheel II Isl
t,,o rs,,1.l,., s., .,sit...
non. ~ ,,.on s,s tbn ,,,.s
torrn anni,.,s u.,l,,,
Studies * accident, have io-
vealcd noteworthy facts which
drive doctor and ,lsne must
face
''''' man ''''' ~ a. - q
- '''"'' ~ 4'e '""f'' ~ .'
jules '9 'Ne NeeN u "''''
"a large percentage OF
deaths occur because the doors
pop open and passengers are
thrown oui'
One ~ 'he automobile 5
most iethal Weapon IS me steer
ne wheel and steering column.
wm,h cause l4h ana law flac-
tunes and penetrating and pcs
iora'ing wounds " the head NECK
anl chest
iI iN"'lo.l ~ az. ~. ~
~ ~ -, -. y ~ ~ 800
''' - "e,,N oe mo = - ~
'''''''' go, ~ ps's
'Vf'' - '''' - ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27
BYRDLAND
5G Ao",lo" Ry,l

al TIE cool ones are raving
iaoli tie way LOUIS JORDAN
md his group are upsctiing The
Auto Show, al Michigan State
fairgrounds.
| Taey ay he takes-off into one
O. Ms mad-csp numbers like a
H.. -hnSepowered va. His
\ tr,eS omc in as many oolors
u'.e interior of all the cars on
display and are as strcamlned
ss -s ifeamiest dream cars His
rg3s IS as smooth as dynailow.
T,tg say he's just the most
b.
TIE rsatlc pop vocalist.
DORIS BERRY. Will appear on
Tad Macs Original Amateur
Hour Saturday night over ll3
NBc-TN sfions (WWJ-TV).
Mss 2, ry OF 255 +. Warren.
4 re q the winners in the
! Dt'r',' Vows Festival. held a
g" weeks ago.
d.
"Yat F1nre.> Itself s the
fas n tho d,srrss;on no Fdu-
es.a, and Rescarch conom,ttee
~ the Michican federated Don,.
ocrat,e cum =. s,o.' '',',no =. ,ho;r
club house or rr;dav rich,
GEORGE " cATHcAPT -
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-27

Moses Ward. who fights
Henry Minis March 3. vche-
mentlv states that the accom-
panying scene Qn Troy Ward
bout will not happen in Minis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-10
Former Legislator
Slated 10 Be Named
Architect Of Capitol

The White House was ex-
pected to announce soon the
appointment of j. George Stew
art as architect of the Capitol.
succeeding David Lynn.
Mr.. Stewart, a former Repub-
lican Representative from Della
ware, has directed construction
of many larger projects during
his career as an engineer
contractor.
He built the gardens, masonry
and new buildings of Nemours,
a DUPONT estate near Whining
ton, DEL. and Winterthur
Farms, another DUPONT estate
now housing a museum of
American architecture.
Mr.. Stewart, "a, served in the
House in 1885 and 1896. He
came back to the Capitol in 1947
as chief clerk of the Senate
District Committee in the 80th
Congress. He stayed on through
the next Congress as q staff
member to the minority.
Since 1852 he has been a spe-
cial engineer consultant to the
appraisal sections of the Army
Corps of Engineers and the JUS
tice Department.
A native of Wilmington, Mr..
Stewart was educated at the
University of Delaware. He
joined his fathers firm, Stewart
& Donohue, at one time the
largest heavy construction COM
pany south of Philadelphia. Mr..
Stewart later headed the firm
for a number Of years.
Since retiring from the busi-
ness in 1914, Mr.. Stewart has
lived at Hollywood, Fla, and
3701 Connecticut avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-10
CARE Sending Food
To Wet Nam REFUGEES

Food packages are being sent
by Care to Wet Namese refugees,
the Washington Office has an
nounced.
The packages, enough to feed
a family of seven for three days,
contains % pounds of staples.
rice, salt, condensed milk and
dried beans. Contributions for
the Wet Namese refugees from
the Communicated section may
be sent to CARE, 1913 Dupont
Circle Building.