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@Sst HIcH SCHOOLS s
Star STAFF Photo.

we can keep pace in a couple of
more years"
The league is the Maryland
Bi-County with the likes of Be-
thesda Chevy Chase. Bladens-
burg, Northwestern, Suitland
and Montgomery Blair to con-
tend with, all of which figure to
be too strong for High Point
this year at least.
Willard. who came up through
the ranks elementary and jun
ior high schools athletic di-
rector and track coach in addi-
ton to basketball. Bob Foster,
formerly at Northwestern High,
will take over football next year
and Joe Bryan, late of Surratts-
vile High, will coach baseball.
The rise or fall of High Point
on the court this season prob
ably rests with a couple of play
ers who have built a reputation
in the area as baseball pitchers.
They would be Tony Baker,
5-foot-11 and a southpaw in
baseball, and Butch Brown, g.
foot-3 highlander. Both acquit-
ted themselves well in the opener,
Baker getting IA points and
Brown II.
Another mainstay is Melvin
Melloy, 6-foot-3. Then there are
Mike Stripping, Leon Allen, Henry
and Ken Clay (no relation and
Nick Veerdonk. The latter is
6-foot-2 and only three years in
this country from Rotterdam,
Holland.
All are sophomores with the
exception of Baker and Melloy,
both Juniors.
Baker and Brown and prob
ably Melloy are the backbone of
the teams as of now," Willard
said. I'm due time, we figure
the others will come around, but
like it was mentioned before, it
will take a couple of years"
The schools colors are blue
and gold. It has no nick
name. although Highlanders
has been mentioned. Suggestions
are welcomed, but time is of the
essence. High Point swings into
a full sports program this win
ter and next spring.
Evening star., 1954-12-15

About 1900 students are en-
rolled now. Two-thirds of that
number are Junior high. It will
take two to three years before
the school is entirely senior
grade and it's athletic fortunes
begins to rise.
The communities Of Langley
Park, Adelphi, Hollywood, Belts
Vile and Greenbelt supply stu
dents to- the new school and
therein lies the reason for the
name High Point.
At the time Of its construction,
several names were suggested,
most following along the lines
of a particular area. The school
board felt that the name of a
specific community would not
be representative of the areas
served.
The schools location. report
edly, is the highest point in the
county, or at least in that area.
Hence the name.
X u X
High Points first venture in
the sports world was anything
but a bowling success. It began
this fall with soccer and wound
up on the short end of all six
of its games.
The basketball team has Jared
better. 1t won its opener, 1894,
against Arundel, but to hear
Coach Jack Willard tell it. the
game nearly didn't come off.
1T was a night game and a
few hours before it was to be
played, we found the scoreboard
wasn't working. We fixed that,
then a fuse blew and we had no
lights. Thirty minutes before
game time new uniforms we had
ordered some time ago hadn't
arrived"
"On stop Of that" Willard
added, "a couple of members of
the team had been set down for
disciplinary action and weren't
available"
But the lights were fixed, the
uniforms arrived in time and
High Point showed its grit with a
convincing victory.
Future victories for the bas-
ketball team may be hard to
come by this season. according
to Willard.
For one thing" he says,
"we're light on material. Then
there is the matter Of playing in
a league. It's probably too fast
for us this year, but the boys will
get needed experience. Maybe
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Fights Lost Night
bY the Assoeioted Press

sg,a KANSAS CITY, - Ernie Dqrando
Turner, l5a. st. Louis (I05. 1850
MIAMI BEACH, Fla,,-Miguel Diaz
PROVIDENCE, r, IA wilson
146ls. Englewood, N. j., knocked oui
Jimmy Champagne, 14s1a. Philadel-
RIcHMoND, calf.-sonny Amososo
100, Richmond, outpointed Tomms
Manaois. 1861. Hollywood. Calf. f10l
BOISE, 1daho.--Jackie Tornay. 1901
Oakland. Calf. knocked out Hurley
SEATTLE.-Tiger, Al. Williams. l55
Los Angeles, outpointed Vince Decarlo,
l55. Philadeiphia lOl.
TRENTON, n J-Frankfe Sodano
$50. Philadelphia. outpointed Charlie
slagshtsr, Iss. Wss.feld; n. Z. tsl.
13e, Honolulu. knocked out Stan Davis
Birmingham, Aia.-Oscar Pharo, Bir.
Mingham. knocked out Jimmy Sadlsr
Dallas g2a. fHeavyweights, but exacl
wHiRhtg not s9vailahle.l
HONoLULU.--Maurtce Harper. 148
@An Francisco. outpointed frankie Fer-
nandez. 14654. Honolulu t10l.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
How They Compare

goal, the crack at Olson and the
title. He got it only because
Giardello had to cancel out of
q shot because of a knee injury,
not to mention subsequent diff
culties with the law in Phila-
delphia.
Olson and Pierre aren't known
as one-punch knockout fighters.
But Bobo has scored % in 81
fights as compared to II in 83
by the French invader, so he
must be given the edge on
punching ability.
But both are strong, solid hit
ters. Olson can conduct what
the boxing people call a furry,
and Pierre's hackers say their
man will furry right along with
him. and start the action if
Bobo. is hesitant.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
= Fight.
(Continued From Page C-1.)

Wontinued From Page CID
since he captured the champion
ship from Randy Turpin of Eng
land October 81, 1853, in New
York.
4 Bobo has had six fights since
then. Included were at least four
Humpty Dumpties. but high class
were his title defenses against
Kid Gavilan last April and Cas-
tellani August 20.
Inactivity May Hurt LangIois.
Pierre may suffer from mac
tivity. He turned in an excellent
upset In his last outing. whip
ping joey Giardello. the No. /
title challenger, in 10 rounds.
But that was last May 81.
Since then he has aimed at one
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Basketball
Continued From Page C-1)

over Oklahoma. The Sooners
climbed within 3 points of Bay
lor five times in the final six
minutes.
Detroit won its fifth straight
by defeating Buffalo, 68-61, while
Southern California made 1t 40
by downing the University of
Hawaii for the second night in
row, 74-54.
Maryland rallied in the second
half to defeat Virginia, 1859. in
an Atlantic Coast Conference
fracas, and Duke smothered
Davidson, 107-75.
Pennsylvania handed Navy its
third consecutive home floor de-
feat, TICS.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
NeW-Found Strength
Saves 1erps il, Close
Win Over Virginia

Maryland's basketball team had
top scoring performances Of the
season from Frank Fuqua. John
Sandbower and Bob OBrien-
and just in time-as the Terps
defeated Virginia, 1869, last
night in Charlottesville.
Bob Kessler and Bob Everett
had been the only Maryland
players in double figures in the
Terps' games with Georgetown,
Duke and Wake Forest.
Kessler and Everett had been
carrying the scoring load and 1t
was beginning to tell. But when
Maryland fell nine points behind
last night, it's biggest deficit of
the season. Fuqua, Sandbower
and 'O'Brien started coming
through and Virginia couldn't
combat Maryland's all-around
strength.
The three Maryland players
scored IA points each. While
that was only half as many as
Buz Wilkinson's 28 for Virginia,
1t was the divided scoring that
paid off.
Coach Bud Millikan was hop
ing against an overtime game
near the end because Kessler was
out on fouls for Maryland and
Bob Dilworth and SandboWer
each had drawn four. Kessler
posted 19 points to lead Mary
land before fouling out. =.
The victory gave Maryland
81 record for the season and 2-1
in the conference before the
Terps weekend trip to Duke
and North Carolina. 1t was Vir-
ginia's second straight confer
ence defeat, but it was close
enough to indicate the Cavaliers
are going to beat some of the
conference teams and most any
Of them at Charlottesville on
given night -
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Three Victories Each
Warn Rivals Of Blair
And Lille Hoyas

Scholastic basketball will not
hit a heavy pace until after the
Christmas holidays, but in the
scattered games played thus fal
a .couplesof teams have served
notice they will command respect
in their leagues.
Georgetown Prep in the Cath
olic League u and Montgomery
Blair in the Maryland BIZ County
League have given Indications OF
presenting strong contenders for
the respective championships.
Prep won it's third straight
without loss yesterday, defeat
ing Wheaton. 47-21. The Little
Hoyas will lay off until January
z when they again meet
Wheaton, then open league COM
petition two days later against
st. Anthony. Mike McKaba and
Chuck King, each with IL points
paced the Little Hoyas attack.
Blair Beats Carroll.
Montgomery Blair also won its
third without a loss, taking the
measure of Carroll, 57-45. The
Blazers will get a good test Fri
day when they run into Wash
ington-Lee, defending Northern
Virginia League champion and
again expected to be a power.
Another team that figures to
be troublesome is Anacostia in
the Interhigh League. The In
dians opened their season yes
terday with a 51-35 victory over
st. Anthony. Frank Cooper
with II points and Wayne Thom-
erson with 10 were high for Ana
costa.
Dave Smith with Is points
paced George Mason to a 70-59
victory over Fairfax in the open
er for both teams. Bill Clark
with 13 points was high for the
Rebels.
Chamberlain Wins.
In other games yesterday
Gene White with % points, ano
Don Fugel with 20 led Cham.
berlain to a 74-53 victory over
Priory. Damian Crane was high
for Priory with 81. Henry Mayo
hit for 16 to pace Wakefield tt
a 48-32 win over Richard Mont.
gomery; Suitland, with Ker
Moreland finding the range fol
20 points. defeated Laurel, 49,
81; Frederick Sasscer won its
first of the season, 1892, over
Calvert County George Welckel
had 18 points as Bethesda Chevy
Chase defeated Hagerstown
61-43.
Don Dell, scholastic tennis star
from Landon School, pumped In
Is points to lead the Bears to
a 36-31 win over Bell. John
McDonough of DeMatha scored
Is points. sinking two foul shots
in the last few seconds of the
game to give the Stays a 40-3a
victory over LaPlata. Coolidge
without its high scorer. Julian
tDoc) Weingarten. who is out
with an injury, journeyed to
Baltimore and dropped a 58-4l
decision to Patterson Park,
Oxon Hill defeated Annapolis
High, 54-51.
Bob Digges scored IS points,
one of them a foul shot in the
last few seconds of play, to give
st. Stephens a 45-44 victory
over Herndon. John Scott OF
Herndon was the games high
scorer with is points.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Prince Heads Horsemen

BRUSSELS. Dec. Is (P.-The
International Equestrian Fed.
eracion elected Prince Bernhardt
OF Holland as its new president
yesterday. Col. NJ. Ansell, Brit
ain, and Col. John Wafford, of
Milford. Kans., were elected
members of the federation exec
utive committee. ~
Evening star., 1954-12-15

It's presence
felt in scho-
lastic sports.
The school,
on p o w d e r
Mill road near
Beltsville in
Prince Georg-
es Cou n t y,
was built at
a cost Of $2,-
074,000. Stu
dent capacity
is 1000. a fig
ure expected
to be reached
in three wears
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Fort Eustis Quintet
0utIasfs BeIvoir, 1874
Speeial Dispatch 10 The ssor

FORT EUSTIS. Va, Dec. 15.-
Fort Eustis proved to be the best
stretch-running team as it out
gunned Fort Belvoir. 107-94,
here last night.
With only 2-point edge, 95-
SO. and one and a half, minutes
to play, Larry Hennessey and
Irv Bemoras sparked a closing
drive that assured the victory
for EuStiS.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
and the Shouting

This is the 18th OF "a ar
ticles from Grantland Rice's
autobiography. "The Tumult
and the Shouting.")
Evening star., 1954-12-15
By Bob Hanson

High Point Junior Senior High
School, like several other schools
of its class in the area, is two
or three years away from making
Evening star., 1954-12-15

Totals 2a "a 20 Totals as rs rs
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Basketball Scores

Totals "a 1884 Totals "a 80 IL
Evening star., 1954-04-04
The(LittIe)Man|yArt
PhotostorY by Harold ]. Flecknoe

who have been glued to their elevision sets for
- the weekly missing Of the best free
swinging bouts Washington They're by the Metropolitan
Police Clubs from to 18 ranging from 40 to 1875
pounds the ring with minimum of boxing SKILL
shows for hundreds of
Sixth S.W. Although the formal title
matches held, the boys will continue
impromptu bouts No. Wednesday nights through the
be the
will special matches lodges
church organizations and other groups.
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STORES FOR RENT
1890 GEORGIA AvE.---For rent. new
large store, with parking for Is

$3.50 GEORGIA AvE.--For rent. new
large store, with parking for Is
1928 7th ST. N.W.-Modern front
all-glass door, fluorescent lights. full
RE- SSRs; s-, "a heat; newly decorated 1
1915 SIC OH Sir. N.w.-App. a4xia;
plate-glass show window; add. rm.
In rear; fiuor. lights: hmm. occup. !:
reas. rent. Apply LEO M. BERN
MI sTEls s.s 4 Co. 141S K St NV.
sra AND ii Nw.-Lse. renovated
store suit. for any type Of business;
$72.50 per mo. Elk. 3-6367. rs
1 I39 9th ST. N.W.-Excellent condi-
ton; east side. Of street below M.
1896; good loo. for grocery or
dslicatessen; Apply z. J: .WALSHE.
INC" Ills Eye st. NV. MA. s-646S.
18th AND you SITS. N.w.-s0xeo;
excel. for restaurant, bakery, cloth
ing. etc. Rent rsas. DU. z-o$oo.
BsMT. STORE, formerly radio and
81 On f st sc So ss5 g. Sc inquire
SILVER SPRING, Montgomery Hills,
Ga: ave-. needs bakery. kosher
d sln variety etc.; ise:. mSd-
Hampshire ave. At Univ lane.
Store 20xS0 with fun basement.
Show windows IA It. deep. Located
in 21-store shopping center. Suit
able for ladies' or children's wear,
shoe store and yarn and fabric
shop. Call Mr.. Holland. H. G.
ST $4,000. ia
I4th AND PARK RID. N.W.-store,
l7x31 IT,, in excellent condition,
located at this busy intersection.
Rental, $3.50 per mo. Call Mr..
18th st. NV, ST. $500. @eS
CHEvERLY-20x30. full bsmt; oppo-
site school: good for any business;
parking. 10. $500. %
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
Continued

N. CAPITOL SIT lge. rms. LIST
dec; heat furnished; cow. located;
3rd floor; reduced to $50. no
Sc. 3nd-nr. once rm.. on Md. side
of Bradbury Heights; suit. for many
uses. 44l1 Southern ave. Sc,
BUSADA REALTY CO., 10. 9-S500
aoss X ST. N.w.-and fir.. 1906 : So
It. open suace; two law; 3-phase
go wiring: darkroom: reas. rent
EVANS BLDG. 1920 New York ave.
n.w.:. 1-rm. ONCE. 500; 2 rms; 500.
Avail. March /. PENN PROPERTIES,
RIM. GIG. Evans Bldg. II
LARGE, WEIL-PLANNED SUITE
Approx. 5000 so. it.. consisting OF 19
rms. and very large centrally stu
ated reception rm. Unusually light
ard bright; all rooms have outside
exposures. Desirable 3rd-h. loca-
ton, comprising entire front apex Of
12-story bldg. directly oyerlookinG
Dupont Circle; 2 pvt; entrances. q;
for window air-cond. units. Fluo-
resent lighting and asphale tile
floors; char service incl. Reas.
priced: cow. located In Dupont
Circle Once Bldg. 1346 Conn. ave,
AZ RANDALL 11c1HJ H. HAoNER q CO.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. $4,000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

M. G. so; low NIL. new custom haro-
top plus reg. top: good cond.
n shroug bf2 7! $iSa5. ITO R. !: ave.
M. G. 1864 new; delivered. 81 .995,
MOTIFS NOR S. 1922 new sdr;; dsliysTed
AUTO -Willys). 7th and r
SITS. NV. NO. 7-2700. --23
NASH 1862 rambler station wagon;
going abroad; $500 Or best 94er.
NASH 80 Statesman 4-door: heater.
ever cssn sw m..s 2tons . d nsa:
INC, Chrysler- Plymouth GEM. 8.
4708), 1900 Wisconsin ave.
OLDSMOBILE 1913 conv.; excel.
cond.; new top and seat covers;
safteety. tubes; $1,000. Call OIL.
o Giosssj 40 conv.. Series azts":
C CAL after g; OF. ssss7s. rs
T, and h.; Hydra.Matic. Wv. tires:
a e m ans Sfst ea si1 Ssvs E sssy
terms. bank financing KIRK MO-
T TOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. ia; o.
oLSs 1862 'ys. HAidsy; fully
eyerytsing Tess s0s sssn s' se.ono ana m
oSfs Sell "a viii s-7 afSssDt trade sv''
OLD So 40: beautiful black. garaged:
Ses eV Se mil %o et ssss TRES s70 ss or
epe,; T; and h.. hydra; beaut. 2
$I.4s5. HoYLE MoToR SALES,
1717 R. l. ave. n.e.' Du. 1890.
PACKARD 1913 cow; r., b.. gray
and beige: like new throughout:
$595, SIS down. WO. 6-978S ewes.
till 10. 6s3e Wisconsin ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH so Savoy station wagon:
other extras; S1.3s5. JU. 6-5775.
PLYMOUTH 81 cranbrook z.Sr.:
sisnais. A wonderful bargain for
s ss Ff Mof f ' e. Shas s-s TSss5
ps sih sSd H 1888 K sVe dc luxe 4dr YER,
balance due. 500. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK. r. !. ave. at goth st. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1854 station wagon,
model Belvedere. Less than 20
pree over A fSsF 800 sau viii se 1 ior
S2.295, S4a5 dn.. balance financed
through our local bank. Phone
Laurel g22, for further information.
r LON! wi o 1g47; cray good c0ndi-
PLYMOUTH latest 1850 5-passenser
ciu0 coupe eoo heater. air cond., l
FoNTiAc 'Ss chieftan de h luxe y;
4-dr.; r. and h., hydra, beau. 2-tone
MOTOR SAL SALES, 1717 r. I. ave; ne.
Pontiac 20 -s" streamlinei d.
luxe club sedan; r. and h.. beau.
light green FIN. good tires. excep-
ttionally clean; S595. HOYLE
nn fi 9lsa SALES 1717 R. I. ave; ne.
Pontiac 1910; light blue;, passed
M W. R Rob {. showN1. ST. 1855 go
P Sss "a nS III: apt OWNER: .xceptio22ssll,
clean clean; ,f tlhs ssn5s srrsnssd' Easy
PONTIAC 1850 Catalina; very GOOD
can eShfi Ii s-oi5a 600 or best sf5er'
$500: never sold. mileage low.
Hydra. Immaculate; new warranty.
full equip: FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921
| ~SOnlGSLItut. W.. O-S4UU.
PONTIAC 1853 station wagon; So. 400;
left over; never sold: new warranty.
auto. shit. power steering: two to
AL connecticut. Wo. $4,000.
PONTIAC 1854 2-door: 6 cyls.. dark
green, new warranty. immac; 81.
958. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Con.
necticut; WO. 6-S400.
lSTUDEBAKER AS Commander Cdr.
seoan; excel cond.., pvt. owner. low
mileage; Sass or best offer. EN-.
sTUDEBAKER '4s Champion 4.Sr.
oDerdr.. heater. good tires. excel
aye ne. DU. $500. -26
WILLIS SO hardtop cow; 6-cyl.;
$500 mi. overdriVe $50 m.p.gl:
Wv. tires; r.. h.; all accessories:
excel. cond.; going abroad; 81 800
or best offer. Box I'D. Star or
gall RE. 7-5600 Ext 1879. 25s
WHY'S 1881 station. wagon; orig.
down. Wo. 6-97ss ewes. iii 10.
1896 Wisconsin ave. NV. go
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FARMS

$500 DOWN. SIS month. buys for
$1,000. 100 acres; 100 cleared;
3 rooms, bsInt. and porch; pond site.
70 miles south OF D. c. TIE. 6-4l3l.
DAIRY FARM, COUNTRY CLUB OF
subdivision; 2O4 acres of the most
beautifl slightly rolling land in the
Bridge, Now being operated as a
dairy farm; l main house with bath,
gas and electricity, 2 tenant houses,
very good condition; barns and silo.
With $50 900 cash. owner will hold
remainder In LIST trust. HOLLEY-
THOMPSON, KE. $3.50.
FARM FOR RENT--5-rm. house
with or without acres: cleo. and oil
heat, School bus and mail at door.
Good gravel road. Reas. Ii. 7-2267.
$50 DOWN, s2B MO. buys for 81 $50.
a. acres woodland. "a mi. south.
tt. o-z1S1. -2S
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space in Dupont Circle area: tele-
nhone answering, mail service and
public stenographer available. Call
DE. $4,000
USE OUR OFFICE to prepare copy
you want typed or to organize
stenos and typists always available;
reasonable hourly rates. Call ST,
3-107l -23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-23
MOST UNIQUE

SPLIT LEVEL. custom brick home
on today,s msrkst. ,,, Located in sx.
country club area. 3 spacious bed.
TooEs, paneled den. full baths. 2
secluded screened porch. attached
garage. slate roof, are q few Of
the custom features. Priced ct $751;
260 and name your tefms: y.
RlAR.. IA. 4.11b6.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.)

FORD 80 2-ton F-6 dump; rebuilt
motor. newly painted, ready Tor
work: $795; sTEUART TRUCK
LA. 6-892E ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-23
FARMS tcont.l

Mr.. COLESVILLE, Md, z acres, very
productive land; all mod. and newly
recoiid..: 2-bedrm brick home; beau
tifully Handicapped; stone firepl.,
paneled hv. rm., coy din. nm. IL
braIy. recr: rm.: OIL heat. horse barn
weeping willow, all built with stone
ice cold running well water, beaut
shade and fruit trees. circle drive
way. quiet surroundings, on RI, 90
PRICED very low Hy;, only S Sio,43o deM d
call Evergreen 4-3s46. II
CARROLL COUNTY-1S acres. Farm.
house. o rooms. 2 baths, 2 fireplaces;
oil heat All modern. Large bank
barn. other outbuildings for poultry
hogs and cattle. Stream and spring
Taxes only SAC.
S5 acres. Country home. Groom brick
all modern bedrooms. 3 baths, 2
fireplaces. Large dairy barn. other
-outbuildings. Good fishing. large
JOHN guRDoxr;; scolesville. Md. Gal
FR re ERIC - AN y H q AgI,, COS og
paved. operated as profitable
dairy: fertile. level land. comforta-
Bile Colonial home. Owner has
bought larger farm. Terms can b.
arranged.
Frederick Co.., Route .24o; h-mi
dairy barn. many other outbldgs.
large side-road frontage. Over.
looking new dual hwy; 200 acres
growing in value every day, unlim
possibilities. There Is much more
to tell. Give US call.
Ga, ave. extended on Route OF, 37s
acres, approx. Is miles to Silver
Spring. A very fascinating farm
rolling, fertile acres being used a:
stock farm now. Large Colonia
mansion, q fine home in the coun.
try This property deserves care.
full consideration and inspection
SIGLER AND CO.. RIA. 3-343l
ewes. and SUM-, WO. $3.50 Oh
OIL. 4-2439. "a
NEW STROUT CATALOG
Just Quit Mailed FREEl
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STROUT REALTY
234-A Woodward Bldg, Washington
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
End TRUSTS
MONEY WANTED

REAL ESTATE FIRM wants several
investors men or women, to pur-
chase shares up to $500 for work.
ing capital 3ox 464-C Star. ---2S
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTiVE MISc.

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1850 "125";
extras; excel. cond.; very clean; good
tires. $175. JE. 2-7154. -26
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD so h-ton pickup: low mileage,
one owner. verv clean: S545. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. NV. ia.
9-4SOU. ID
FORD so @-ton F-6 dump. COM
pletely reconditioned. newly painted.
excellent tires; $685.. STEUART
TRUCK CENTER. 1915 W. Va. ave.
ne la. 6-Sa27. ga
INTERNATIONAL as 1Ha-ton 1884,
inch chassis and cab motor over
hha1led. very good tires; very dean;
1918 w. Va. ave. ne. LA. 6-S927.
FORD 80 F-S 3-ton. 15O-inch dump;
excellent mechanical condition.: 2
lO.00x20 tires; 81, $50. sTEUART
TRUCK CENTER. 1915 w, Va. ave.
ne. LA. 6-S927. -23
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

FIRST TRUST - S11, 900. due in 8
years, interest 6 per cent. payable
quarterly, secured on improved
lively 500, 900; will sell all or part
in notes Of $500 each. Welcome in
vestigation. GEORGE Y. WORTH
1NGTON & SON. Real Estate Since
1892. 1719 Eye st. NV. Ma. S-3326
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ARLINGTON,VA.
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

1902 18th ST. N.W.-2-story garage;
excel. for storage or workshop. ware
house, etc.; immed. occup.. reas.
rent. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
0O6 nth ST. N.W.-2-story bldg,
app. 19x2S on each floor; excel. for
workshop, warehouse, etc: immed
occup., reas. rent. Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN " CO.. 1415 K st. NV.
NE. 6.5400.
LOOK AT THESE FEATURES
Downtown; 1900 ga. It. once and
work space. on End a.; lge;. ground.
d. show window; air-cond. ducts;
: only $3.50 per month.
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STONE RAMBLER

For an artistic design and unusual
floor plan-this is 1t; stone f1res
place In 15x21 Lying room. l3xl 3
dining room, 3 really huge bedrooms 5.
area: basement; S4xl4O level lot;
REDUCED to Sl9.950. TERMS CAN
BE ARRANGED TO SUIT YOUR
BUDGET. J.. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

CHOICE LOT. 5ox2OO. Sunrise Beach
on Severn River. Omar I'd. and
Barger dr., Route 30l to 17S. right
or. l7SS TO beach sign on pine tree
4-3500; ewes. EN-. 2-82I7. w. w.
MUST SACRIFICE. beautiful lot over
looking Severn River. lO0x115: re-
Stricted: worth 5000; sacrifice
81 ZOO cash or best offer. WO.
$3.50 after pm. -
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTEr

CASH FOR COTTAGE close to Ches-
apeake Bay. Annapolis, Deale,
area. Pvt. party. Call IKE. 1-l62S.
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