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Evening star., 1954-09-14
Lopez Seeks Record,
But Rests Four Men
Against Senator's
Special Dispatch 10 The s.or

CLEVELAND. Sept. 14.-Man-
ager Al Lopez insists the Indians
will try to break the league vic
tory record set by the 1927
Yankees. but he's more con-
cerned about the World Series.
He's benching four regulars to-
night against Washington, deem
ing it more important to get
them in shape than to go all-out
for a record.
The Yankees won 1l0 games
in 1927. To beat that mark, the
Indians must win seven Of their
last 10 games. Lopez says he
will keep his first line pitchers
working for the remainder of the
season, but against the Senators
tonight he'll bench Outfielders
Larry Dolby and Dave Philley,
Third Baseman Al Rosen and
Catcher Jim Hogan. Dolby, Phil
ley and Rosen have been nurs-
ing sore legs.
Seek Sweep Over Senators
The Indians can wrap I'D the
pennant by tomorrow night If
they wallop the Senators tanight
and the Yankees drop their next
two games at Detroit. Cleveland
is seeking a season sweep at
home against the Senators, hay
ing won 10 previous games here.
Mike Garcia, who needs three
wins to join Bob Lemon and
Early Wynn as a 20-game win
ner. will start for the Indians
against Chuck Stobbs, trying
for No. 10.
The Indians have called UP
Outf1elder Jim Dyck of Rich
mond and probably will use him
freely in the last two weeks of
the season to spell regulars.
The Indians front office is
having World Series tickets
printed. but isn't ready to an
nounce how fans can go about
ordering them. It's believed the
system will be similar to 1948.
when each customer was allowed
to buy two.
To the Indians the most sat-
isfying thing about Sundays
double win over New York was
that it left the Indians even
with the Yankees for the season.
each with IL victories. Seventy
four of the Tribes wins have
been from second-division clubs,
and the Indians, don't like to
think they took the pennant
only by beating the buns"
The only team they don't hold
an edge over is Chicago. The
White Sox lead. 1919, with three
games to play.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Grimm 5 Team
ii ~
n
80
Needs Sweep 10.
4
Remain in FiQIlf:
ConIey Faces MoeIie:
AntoneHi Shutout
Eases Gionts' Task

Opportunity knocks tonight
for the last time for the Mil
Waukee Braves. The injury-
riddled third-place club limps
into the Polo Grounds for its
last three games with the league
leading Giants, knowing that
it's win or else.
There will be no more chances
If the Braves blow any one of
these. The New York experts
to a man doubt Milwaukee has
enough momentum left from its
great late-season surge to sweep
by the Giants now. -
New York holds a four-game
edge over both second place
Brooklyn and the Braves in the
vital games lost" column. BY
now this column tells the story
more accurately than. do games
behind" figures, since each of
the contenders has played a diff
ferent number of games.
Nine Is Number for Giants.
The Giants would have to lose
four of their remaining IL con-
tests to be caught by either team
and would need to drop five to
be passed, even if the Braves
and Dodgers won everything
from now until the end of the
season. The New Workers magic
number is nine.
The Giants front Office Haunted
its confidence by opening public
sale of World Series tickets to-
day, although the club has three
games left with Brooklyn,as well
as the current set with Mil
waukee.
The Braves move into New
York after winning two out Of
three in Philadelphia. They
took last nights game. IA. The
Giants edged the Cardinals, 10.
in an afternoon contest and
Brooklyn wasn't scheduled. Pitts
burgh shaded Cincinnati, 6-5, in
the only other major league ac-
tion.
Ailing Conley to Start.
First Baseman Joe Adcock and
Outfielder Hank Aaron definitely
are out of the New York series.
Two other Milwaukee regulars,
Third Baseman Eddie Mathews
and Pitcher Gene Conley, have
been below par physically.
Adcock suffered a ruptured
blood vessel in his wrist when
he was hit by a pitch by Don
Newcombe in Brooklyn Satur-
day. Aaron broke his leg week
ago. Mathews has bum ankle
and Conley. due to start against
Sal Maglie tonight, is recovering
from a bad back.
Catcher Del Crandall moved
into the cleanup spot at Phila-
delphia last night and delivered
three hits. two of them doubles.
in five trips.
The Braves wrapped it up with
(See BASEBALL, Page Cal
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Irish AreNo. /,
Ierps Third in
Preseason Poll
Oklohomu Gets Most
Firsts in AP Voting;
UCLA Ranked Eighth
BY tho Associotsd Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Just
like last fall when Notre Dame
squeezed out a close decision over
Oklahoma in their opening foot
ball battle, the Irish were voted
the No. l college football team
Of 1854 in the annual preseason
Associated Press poll today.
Oklahoma's Sooners received
the largest number of first-place
votes. IA to So for Notre Dame,
but the Irish got Is more points.
On the basis of 10 points for first,
8 for second, 8 for third, ETC.,
Notre Dame received ,449 points
and Oklahoma 1,431.
A total of I'll votes were cast
by sportswriters and sportscast-
ers in the Nationwide poll,
which will be followed by the
weekly A. P. poll after the season
opens Saturday.
Terps Ranked Third.
Maryland, voted the No. team
at the end of the 1853 season
only to be upset. TO, by Okla
homa in the Orange Bowl, was
ranked third in the preseason
calculations. The Terrapins got
13 flrsts and 910- points, to beat
out Texas, with 10 firsts and 834
points.
Others in the top 10 were
Illinois. No. 5 with 81l points;
Michigan State, No. 6, GIG;
Georgia Tech, No. z, $50; UCLA,
No. 8, 548; Wisconsin, No. 9, 383,
and Mississippi, No. 10, 1853.
Seven of the teams voted
most likely to be up there" this
fall were in the top 10 at the
end of last season. Along with
Maryland, they were Notre Dame,
2; Michigan State, 3; Oklahoma,
4; UCLA, S; Illinois. 7, and
Georgia Tech, 8.
Last year Notre Dame met
Oklahoma in the opener for both
teams. and the Irish won a 1921
thriller. The teams do not meet
this season.
Early Test for Ratings.
But the ratings will get quick
test just the same. Notre Dame
opens its season September Is
with Texas, while two weeks later
Oklahoma and Texas do battle,
Maryland opens with Kentucky
Saturday. then meets UCLA Oc-
tober at Los Angeles. Oklahoma
also invades the West Coast to
play California, ranked No. IL in
the preseason dope, this Satur-
day.
Other teams in the top 10 who
begin operations Saturday are
Texas VS.. Louisiana State, Geor-
gia Tech VS.. Tulane and UCLA VS..
San Diego Naval Training Gen.
ter. Mississippi plays North
Texas State Friday night.
The top 10 teams. with first
place votes in parentheses, fol-
low:
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Professor Hints He'll Be Back
StengeTs 1855 Plans Include
Yogi at Third, Mantle at Short

I don't have to. My contract
ends this year. I can be fired by
my owners. But I'm not worry
ing about that. I'm thinking of
the club and what has to- be
done to improve it, whether I'm
here or not"
Then he went into his plans
for next year, and they have
(See STENCIL, Page C-2.)
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Mrs. CLICK, Betty Gorber Bow
In Women's S National Amateur

anne Bisgood of the British Cur
tis Cup team into the third round.
Miss Bisgood easily defeated Mrs.
Marjorie A. Wyckoff, a "home
club" player at the Allegheny
Country Club in suburban
Sewickley, S and 4. They were to
play their third round matches
late this afternoon to catch up
with the field.
Miss Stewart hurt her left
hand a week ago. Yesterday she
visited a Pittsburgh doctor and
(See WOMEN'S GOLF, Pg. C-4.)'
Evening star., 1954-09-14

"SALTY" MILLS DoatS w II +
bottom fishing off of the north
end of Popular Isl. for Jumbo
Spot. Talked to Capt. Buddy
Roland of the Skippy, out Of
Rod 81 Reel, over the Ship
telephone and he reported that
the boats below Popular ISL,
around Devils Hole & Sharp's
ISL, were also getting Spot 81
that early that morning got
into Blues, Trout & Rock. The
SALTY Mills" 19c Bucktail is
the No. / bait for trolling & all
the top Sportsmen g. Boat
Capts. will attest to its fish
getting ability. Buy your tackle
from FISHERMEN, not sales
men, at Mills Co., 9th 81 E SITS.
NV.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Experts Expect
ExpIosiveEn
For ThIeFight
Odds on Rocky Rise
To 81 as Both Men
Wind Up Truininq
BY the Assoeu,ed Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-BOX-
ing insiders, gathered here from
far and near for the Rocky Mar
ciano-Ezzard Charles Aheayy-
weigh title fight tomorrow night
at Yankee Stadium, enyision q
short and explosive battle. :
The general viewpoint Of box
ers, managers, trainers and pro-
meters was more or less summed
up by Charley Johnston, man
ager of Champions Archie Moore
and Sandy Saddler.
II think Charles will tear out
and try for a quick knockout"
Johnston said. Hell probably
shoot the works in an effort to
cut Rocky's eye like he did in the
first fight and try and put him
away. You remember he did jar
Marciano couple of times early
in the fight.
IF he doesn't get Rocky in
six, he's going to get fiattened
himself" Johnston added.
Others Talked That Way.
The majority opinion, too, was
that if there was going to be any
f1attening, Rocky would be the
guy to do it.
Charles. himself, has indicated
from time to time during his
training that he planned to 60
right after the champion. Others
have said that and done things a
lot differently when the bell rang.
I'm going to try and. make
those combinations work."
Charles said after finishing his
training in a round boxing
workout yesterday. Il know I've
got to put some punches together
and use more power. ! had him
hurt in the early rounds and I
know should have thrown more
artillery at him"
If Charles gets off fast, Mar
ciano plans to be ready.
1--we got a good 15-round fight
under my belt now," said the
30-year-old champion. II think
my timing is much better now
than the last time. I want to
get off faster because I know he
might try something early"
While Charles completed his
training with a boxing drill,
Rocky contented himself with
some light exercise and road
work yesterday. Both left their
Catskill Mountain training
camps today and went into Sc
'clusion in New York.
Odds Rise to 5 to l..
With the fight close at hand,
there was a reported squirt in
betting. mostly on a knockout.
The odds are IL to 5 that Rocky
stops the 33-year-old ex-cham-
pion. On the outcome itself. the
odds favoring the undefeated
Brockton blaster have moved up
to 5 to /.
Prospects of a punching bee
and a Weather Bureau forecast
of mostly fair and warm" for
tomorrow night sharpened in
terest in the fight.
Promoter Jim Norris said the
two hurricanes hurt the advance
sale slightly. He still hopes to
equal the figures for the June
II bout. which drew 47,585 fans
and crossed $543,O92.
We've got about $25O,0O in
now" he said late yesterday as
the box Office did a brisk BUSH
ness. Were geared to do $780,
600 to 100000 on the last day
II the interest develops. We
sold around 10000 tickets the
last day (June I'D for a total Of
about $15O,0OO."
Theater television will add
from $125,00O to 100000 and
the CHS radio broadcast of the
1890 pm: 15-rounder will add
another $4,000. There will be
no home television.
The theater telecast will go
to a record II theaters in 81
cities with accommodations for
over 100000.
Evening star., 1954-09-14

It is a dilapidated frame house, badly
in need of paint, in which Rocky has been
living in preparation for tomorrow's fight
with Ezzard Charles. The floors sag and the
linoleum is cracked. 1t may be the kind Of
a house Rocky lived in at Brockton, Mass
when the Marcianos were poor. But it suits
the champion. He had done some roadwork
earlier in the morning and now he was
eating. In a little alcove he disposed of
some cereal, three boiled eggs, toast and tea
occasionally pausing to brush away fly
His companions were Charley Goldman,
chief trainer, and AL Colombo and Lou
Evening star., 1954-09-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

WASHINGTON at Cleveland tnight)-
Stobbs t9-10I VS.. Garcia 1881.
New York at Detroit-Ryrd t9-7) or
Morgan '10-5b VS.. Aber $40.
Philadelphia at Chicago (nightl-Por-
tocarrero t7-l7l VS.. Trucks u9-9l.
Boston at Baltimore tnlght)-Nixon
u1-1D VS.. Coleman u2-16),
Evening star., 1954-09-14

S 0 II geCClng
White Marlin,
Bluefish, Dol
phin & Bon
ita. Sun. /
tried Eastern
Baylor Rock
fish and TROLL
ed all after
N oon W | t h
little success.
Most of the
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Fiqhts Lost Nioht

ROOKLYN.--Frankie Ryff, 1904.
New York. outpointed Ralph Dupas.
137z. New Orleans (S).
NEW YORK.--Bobby Jones. 156. Oak
land. Calf. outpointed Jimmy Mar
LOS ANGELES.-Lauro Salas. 100,
lexico, stopped Alex Fimbres. 126h.
hoenix. Ariz. t2l.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Pennunt Picture
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AmEhA@AN LEAUUE.
Won Lost Pct. Behind Play
Cleveland - 194 49 .522 10
Cleyeland--At home ~. Chicago. s.:
Detroit. 9. WASHINGTON. !. Away f3),
Detroit. 3.
New .Yerk--At home 10y, Philadelphia.
washington, 3. Away t51. Detroit. Q:
Philadelphia. g.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
To
Won Lost Pct. Behind Play
New York - s9 50 .627 I2
Milwaukee "a 81 596 AZ I3
New zork--At nome f6l: Milwaukee.
3; philadeIphia. 8. Away I'D: Brooklyn.
3: Philadelphia s.
BrookIyn--At home t9). Cincinnati. 3:
New York. 3; PITTSBURGH. 8. Away ca.
PITTSBURGH, 2.
4; 81: Louis. g.; Away t6l: New York.
8: st. Louis. 3.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Probable Pitchers
BY the Assoeiofed Press

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn (night)-
Milwaukee at New York tnight)--
Conley G4-S) VS.. Maglie 1856.
st. Louis at Philadelphia tnight)-
Mrozinski fO-0.
Chicago at Pittsburgh e. twi-night)-
Rush Q0-15l and Minner u1-9) VS..
Surkont (S-17I and Thies (3-7l.
Evening star., 1954-09-14


Two newspapermen dropped by Rocky finishing
One asked: you anything about Charles in the
first hght?"
The fighter dunked a teabag and said: IT spotted two
moves watching the pictures. think do
thing about those"
"YoU WOULDN'T WANT to say what they were, would
you?" the next question.
Rocky grinned. His hair toused and he wore old
work-type stranger could have stopped by the
old house seepylookng young brushing flies
off the oilcloth covering the untidy table, he would
believe this the heavyweight champion of the world
mo" he replied the question. Anyway, it's weak
ness like schmeling found in Louis"
"Iow good is Charles?"
Best fighter met" Rocky said promptly "wacott
hit harder Charles the best and sartes fighter Did
he me? Yes several times was shaken up"
"You say you saw the hlms?"
"Twice I missing punches wasn't II"
do YOU THINK will get started earlier this time?"
one of the reporters asked
eyes don't know what happened to me last time
didn't up much should have in the dressing
room Dunno what happened Time just snuck me
the first thing knew the door opened and voice
yelled, 1918, let's co."
or O'clock sleeps 40 minutes and then shadow
boxes for As In make do it this time he
promised. Cant afford TO give away too big lead"
reporter coughed and said apoogecaly did read
what Joe Louis said? He called you dirty fighter"
so heard. shouldn't have said it because he is
wrong"
CHARLEY GOLDMAN, WHO was an old time bantam
weight interrupted at this point BAH he snored Louis
is nuts Maybe he thinks it will worry Rocky It won't but
it might worry Charles He might believe it,"
Rocky won't be worred?" The question addressed
to Goldman.
NAH" Charley said "Its like owing money When I
money, don't worry. It's when somebody money
that worry"
II know guy" Marciano said winkng at the others,
"who couldn't sleep when he owed money"
II hope that you Sleep" Goldman told his warrior
Because in 10 minutes you're going hit the sack"
Rocky wnked again. "A right Charley" he said "Sleep
ing and eating do best" the relaxed fighter
memory contrast Charles the before nearby
Monticello.
MARCIANO TO talk whether it boxing football
baseball He is the greatest fighter in the world has
all of his 46 fights but there airs about the fellow
Rocky got tremendous belt out of the invitation Pres
dent Eisenhower extended to the White House last
40-odd athletes including himself when the President
shook hands with each of Rocky recalled he said
you're the heavyweight champion You're kind of small
aren't you?"
He had few words to say to Joe DiMaggio too, and
guess this gave the photographers to make
picture of the three usPesident Eisenhower Daggo
and myself.
wide smile broke out Rocky to the snapper
"That night" he said, IT attended ItaanAmerican
club function forget just where it held in Washington
but anyway, member of the club walked up to He
had the picture in the and he sad you
must feel like big shot today"
81 him. that?" Getting your picture the
he ding In
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Crippled Braves Stake Last Hopes on Series Polo Grounds
Win, Lose or Draw
BY FRANCIS STANN

GROSSINGER, N. Y, SEPT. 14.-This was Rocky Marci-
amos last day his training camp pitched miles the
plush Grossinger Country Club It morning shortly after
O'Clock and heavyweight champion having breakfast
Evening star., 1954-09-14
ADVERTISEMENT.


Last week I brought the good
ship SALTY Mills" back to
the Bay from Ocean City, Md.
where I had wonderful sea-
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Games Today.
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.

N. Y. /: st. L.. O.
Milw., 6; Phila., 4.
Pitts. 6; Cincin., B.
lOnly games Sched-
uled.l
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Games Today.

Milw at N. Y. tnl
Cincin. at Bklyn. I'M .
st. L. at Phila. I'M.
Chi. at Pitts. ttwi-n) .
Evening star., 1954-09-14

Milw. at New York.
Cincin. at Bklyn.
st. L. at Phila. tnl.
(Only games sched-
uled.l
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Mojor League Standings
AMERICAN.


Results Yesterday.
No games scheduled
Games Today.
Wash. at Cleve.. $40.
New York at Detroit
Phila. at Chicago (n1
Boston ct BALTIC. TN
Games Tomorrow.
New York at Detroit
Boston at BALTIC. tnl
(Only games sched'
uled.)
Evening star., 1954-09-03

BLASS & CLARK
No. ! Florida Ave. NE.
Cor. Of N. Capitol and Florida N.E1
Evening star., 1954-09-03
DESK SPACE
FARMS

WELL-LoCATED DAIRY FARM. in
top cond.; 4-bedrm. master house,
2-bedrm. tenant; modern. Call OIL.
sHoWNiPSLACE-About aso acres. good
!. lakes; on highway; tenant house;
bottom land;. streams; S-rm. house,
. baths; garden. stock, farming i'm
elements; $1,000 to. $40. 900 cash;
$4,000 1st loan, 4tze6: viii ex-
change; OWNER, IA. 9-7010.. 20
gomery County: 40 acres alfalfa,
rest in grass. Poolesyille 1888.
sTRouT cATALoG-Mailed FREE,
"a States. STRoUT REALTY. "A
soodward sWoodward Bldg" Washington.
so. MD.--5-room house. modern, on 9
acres; near hard-surfaeed highway.
50 800. Box 1S5-Y. Star. Sc
81 ACRES, located at Clarksbure on
Rte. $40, 8 mi. north Of Gathers.
6ggrg less than mile osa to elSysrssa
on. 240: 7-rm. frame farm house.
bath, running water: 3-rm. tenant
house. bank barns, lge. chicken
house. This farm Is also ripe for
dsyslSpnsnt dfIsRTnN !, assgs $500 EREp p,c 2.
: MAN. PO. 2-9442. once j mi.
north Of Rockville on $40. IS
GOOD. 3s2-ACRE, Loudoun Co. grass
farm; 2 tenant houses Zone modern.
one oldl, fenced and cross fenced;
springs. pond or running water, in
or accessible to all fields: S55. 900.
excellent financing available. Owner
will consider smah METROPOLITAN Area
property In trade. For further par
ticulars. can HOLLY REALTY. KE.
vA.--Six ige. rms,
bath, bsmt.. electricity and phone,
4acres rich land, nice lawn. ga
rage and many other outbldgs.; all
furnished. Price. S11. 800: posses
KELLY. Warrenton S20-J.
OLD. RUNDOWN RIVER FARM,
near Warrenton, Va 65 acres; g.
rm- house. secluded: viii consider
any reasonable offer. terms. Call
OWNER. IA. 7-T962. -
Evening star., 1954-09-03
LOANS tcenk.l

WE WILL PAR ali your outstandins
home. Small monthly payments on
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too high?f? Do you need money
for taxes or bills? Do you need
money for home improvements 7
Money loaned on LIST or 2nd trusts
on terms to suit your budget. Loans
made in D.. c.. Nd. and Va. Up
to Is years to pay. Cali Mr.. Freed
TRUST BLDG. 900 r st. NV,
RIM. 807. Tel. RE. 7-1525.
.OWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me retinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and In
terest and give you any balance In
cash Call Mr.. MILLER, Me.
6.1220: evenings. LA. 6-5194.
Evening star., 1954-09-03

QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR - W.
Hyattsville. Excel, location in new
air-cond. bldg. Space arranged to
suit tenant. For information or
appt., call UN.. 4-320o. Morrison
rd.. Bladensberg. Md. "a
OFFICE SUITE 4 air-conditioned
rms; approx $50 so. it.: pvt. park
ing In rear. Wilson blvd. Claren-
don. Phone AID. 4-5616. 10
Evening star., 1954-09-03

These lots are about "a sand. It will
grow anything and drains well. There
are wooded, partly wooded and
cleared lots to choose from. The
Health Department and electric
company have been arranged with.
Some streets are In and ready to 60
Evening star., 1954-09-03
LoTs AND AcREAeE FOR SAL

IS ACRES on Conn. ave-. for high
class subdivision: R-90 zoning. Ewes.
and sun, Mr.. Lebling. OIL. 4-668S;
RoBT. B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-3250.
sPRINGyALE. SECTION 4--Juss Oh
Shirley hwy. at Springfield. va
Large homesites. wooded or cleared.
on city water, passed for septic
tss tank " Walk . schoel: shopping.
as 81 aoo: serms. sloe f,ssa Down. e. sso ssS
mo. LYNCH a. SONS. Developers,
sprinsiisld' Va. K1. 0-575s 1ciosed
silver fI9fiyss; SPRINGS nice rambler. 3
Saitoo slsn ,Ssi; ss4s ~ stii' inelud $4,000 sa
GLKN ECHO. Corner University and
1 wellesley ave-; 60x75. with all util-
Veg sod inglnding lys payd ppayed streets. Only
avail. Suitable Tor subdiyision. Sill
800 Terms. AL SMITH REALTY
MoNTGoMERY coUNTY. Md, lots
Tsrnas 1SI oail"e5f sc. = gssss sssaopD' OF to So
KENsiNGToN. Md; over . acres Of
CT commercial and R-30 apt.
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r. G. Co. sh level acres. 0 mi O. o. C.,
Burtonsyilie; ideal Tor subdig. or
country estates: city water. 81 600
per acre. Terms arranged. HE. A.
$500; eyes,, HA. 2-7a1a. w.. w..
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near N. Forestville School: Sunny
Acres subdivision; bus to parochial
school; good roads and shade trees.
Call RE. 5-S36S or RE. 5-5009.
BARcROFT-owner in from MICHIGAN
this week end only, viii sacrifice
below cost: perfect homesite; Lake
Bancroft; approximately ss acre. for
best offer over $4,000. approximately
$l.2o0 down, balance 30 months.
1oo.ACRE SusSM GAME PRESERVE ON all
weather road: wooded mountain
view; $50 per acre: near r.. III
Shenandoah Valley. ia. 7-6770.
SEVERAL LOTS, 6O-ft. front, 100 IT.
and over deep. overlooking Va. hills.
INQUIRE 2s07 University ter. NV.
LAKE BARcRoFT+For sale by owner.
Best lot on lake, 100 IT. on deep
water; Idea IDEAL for spiit-level house.
BETHESDA, .KENsINGToN. ROCK
VILE AREAs-commer. ground,
lsnss.s fnSss sites isps s1sbaT siss TRstylt B'at
PALISADES AREA. d. C.-Very de-
sirable lot by owner; Is min, from
downtown Wash. $500, EN-
2-71SS. 10
$40 DOWN, $40 per mo. buys h-acre,
nicely wooded land for only $495.
Immed. poss. with down payment;
10 min. from Fort Belvoir.: 5 min.
from Shirley hwy. Call owner,
MR.. SCHWARTZ. TIE. 6-146S.
plete with architects study and
rendering. Just of Benning. road
near MINI. ave. Sidewalk, curb and
all utilities in. Call OWNER. RA,- g.
h.gAcRE LOT, rranconia., Va, wind.
RA. 3-0165. %
VA..14S acres on hard-surfaced
road spring on property; partly
cleared; $4,000. Call LU. 1-1921.
Evening star., 1954-09-03
STORES FOR RENT

BUSY BLOCK-One Of the best spots
In the city. between drugstore
and q LIQUOR store. suitable for
grocery and other types Of business.
Modern front. See it and be con-
yinced. l416 14th st. NV. OWNER.
sOi r ST. NV. in lire Of walk with
Hechts. Lansburghs, Kanns and
other leading stores. Apply $40
st. NV. Room 10. -3
STORE, suitable for mems or ladies'
wear or comb. Of both: fixtures
avail. Reas. lease. 3S33 Bladensburg
rd., Colmar Manor, Md. Cali MR..
CHARLES PINCUS. UN. 4-1sS4 or
4cs = SIN 81. NV. 1st ioor-2nd
commercial, downtown business sec
tion; long lease. Suitable for any
type of business. HU. 3-7121 or
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR, w. Hyatts-
ville---New stores in highly concen-
trated area; excel, established loca-
ton. For information or appt.. call
uN. 4.3200. MORRISON & HOL-
L1NGSWORTH, $500 Annapolis rd.,
HladensburR. Nd IA
Evening star., 1954-09-03
TRUST NOTES FOR SAFE
MONEY WANTED

END TRUST OR $1,000 on frame
commercial dwelling on BALTIC. blvd,
College Park: pays S25 per mo. and
due In full In 2 yrs. Asking 81 600.