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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-16
By Randolph L. White

Much excitement has been engendered durino tho
past week over news items appearing in several Vr
gina dalles concerning charges leveed against neoual
tiles existing at the Jackson Burey Joint High School
Tor Negroes OF Charlottesville and Albemare County
The hulubaloo started immediately after Charles n
Fowler, DR., presdenteect of the Charlottesville Branch
Oh the NAACP, and Randolph L. White also of Chariot
tesville appeared before City Council on January 18th
ana requested that Council defer on it's conem
plated move to seek the release $40 900 of the Burev
School bond issue put UP by the ctv and nmatcbd
by Albemarle county.
When the was published in the press that the
Guy would seek the release of this money it was not
clearly stated that the county had not put up its share
ot mao put only $53oOOO of its 100000 joint share
WIN tne CITY, AS result the city justifiaby seeks to
OBTAIN the release of its money put to whatever use
it deems essential
Hence as view the situation Negro patrons should
direct their attention to the Joint Board for Control of
hurley The City of Charlottesville not at fault in this
instance.
Among the most glazing inequities at Jackson p
Duriey High School the lack of laboratory or class
room Tor the biology class Lack of class or theory
room Tor the masonry and carpentry classes There is
no practice room provided for the students STUDYING bust
ness education Nor these students provided office
equipment other than ypewriters Such items as adding
machlnes, computing machines mimeograph machines
billing machines and dictaphones are still lacking Yet
1t is TO be assumed that students taking course in bust
ness education at Burley will be permitted to graduate
without having received the same opportuntv to vorl
with otce machines necessary to qualify them as bust
school graduates.
The situation facing Burley peculiar to the system
wherein onehaf Of special school district is willing to
meet It's part OF the obligation and the other half
wiling or unable to do 1t is just another example
OF the special arrangement policy followed by so
school authorities in dealing with Negro schools When
such arrangements exist Negroes seldom provided
WITH the type OF protection provided white students
The time is past for excitement on the part of our
schoo authorities Action to correct these nadequacies
should have been taken years ago.
1t viii be waste Of time trying to guess what the
high court will do about school segregation Any de-
clSon it hands down will require at least equality of
opporunity-and that will call for the outlay of count
less millions OF dollars. So why put off for tomorrow
what we should do today towards making all schools
as nearly equal in facilities and currcula humaney
possible?
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-16
The Mystery of Stun Clearance
Continued from Page One

SUM area Therefore, banks, real estate dealers and
the Federal Housing Administration are unwilling RI
finance slum" property. If this information is true
the greatest disservice imaginable has been rendered
those citizens in that section Northeast Roanoke
1t is heartening to note that the Directors Of tho
Roanoke Chamber of Commerce have taken stand
against the proposed Federal sum clearance To great
extent those men represent the Drawn and sne of the
business OF our CITY, We think their judgment should be
seriously considered in this matter AS the Chamber
points out we had hoped to the initiative and nd
vdua action the part of those property owners put
to erect But the blanket classification slum area
olsarms them and leaves them helpless Surely there
must be way out.
We shall further discuss this subject in our +
weeks issue. 1900
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-16

Rev. Lloyd C. Coles, Sr.
During the business meeting
the attendance prize w a s
won by Mrs. Matte Morris
first grade. Mr.. Horton Coo
per was master of ceremon-
les and gave the, Origin of
New Years Day and Jan
uary. Master Ronald Jones
recited "The Three Gifts
The guest speaker was pre-
scented by the principal, Mr..
w. ID. Coleman. The Speak
er, Rev. FIG. Sampson gave
an address on "What Faith
ers Mean to their Children. ("
"Ten Commandments for
Good Fathers" was given
by Mrs. William Cooper.
Musical numbers were Civ
en- by Mr.. Gregory Pannell
and Mr.. Ira J. Womack.
Mr.. Womack conducted
group singing with men
only. Miss Beatrice Wat
kins presented prizes to the
Oldest father, Mr.. Young,
the youngest father, Mr..
James Davis and to the ia
Their with the most children,
Mr.. Randolph. After re-
marks by the principal, Mr..
Coleman, members enjoyed
a social hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mark
ham of Rutherford Ave-,
N. E. had a Cocktail Hour,
Monday, January 4th at
their home. Guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Clifton bearing,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Burton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Bailey,
Miss Ozella Washington,
Mrs. Carrie Galloway, Mrs.
Louise Freeman, Mr.. Thorn
as HI. Burrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyree Jones, Mrs. Bessie
Patterson, Mrs. Ozette Eddy
and Mrs. Kate Mitchell.
The Four Ace Social Club
held it's first meeting for
1854 with Mrs. Julia Tay-
lor of Gregory Ave., N. E,
During the meeting plans
were made for the Clubs
annual New Years Party tc
be held at Pine Oaks, Fri.
day January %.
Mrs. Helen Johnson of
Tenth Street, N. w. enter.
tanned the Pinochle Bugs
Wednesday. During the bust.
ness meeting reports were
made from the most sue.
cessful Christmas Dance
Pinochle was played anc
prizes went to Mrs. Ethe
Trent and Miss Nettye
Traynham. Guests were Mrs
Edna Prunty, Mrs. jamie
Wright and Mrs. Anne Nor.
rison. Guest prize was wor
by Mrs. Edna Prunty.
Mrs. Virgie Bailey OF
Third Street, N. w. was
hostess to the Silver Lea1
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-16
Wh ieh
IN G
EYES SHOW CRAMPS, "NERVEs", MISERY

N'IS S"u" DhhHIS NIhsIS HiSLNt
You, too, may not be able to hide
that tired, nervous, jittery look each
month no matter how much makeup"
you use. Keep your secret safe during
those" days-don't be the one girl in
three who shows the strain from tell
tale nerves and cramps - has "that
monthly looks
Take Cardui, q special medicine
trusted by thousands of women, girls
to help insure against cramps,
nerves" and monthly misery. A little
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-16
YOUR FRIENDS AND MINE
BY MRS. GEORGIA n. Epps

Are you enjoying t h i S
mild winter weather? Old
man cold weather is on his
way and we will be feeling
it soon. Let us see what
our friends are doing.
The members and friends
of Mount Zion Baptist
! Church held their Ground
Breaking Ceremonies Sun
day at 1:3O P. M. This
exercise opened with the
Paradise Chorus singing
"The Church's One Founl-
atom. The Scripture Les
son was read by the pastor,
Rev. M. T. Coker. Prayer
was offered by Deacon
James Williams, Church
Clerk. Rev. White gave
unique and appropriate re-
marks on the meaning of
this ceremony. Breaking the
ground was done by the
pastor Rev. Coker, Deacon
Russell Board and Trustee
Charlie Meadows. After the
taking of pictures the Build
ing Committee was present
ed. Then the large audience
was dismissed.
The Second Grade of
Gilmer School gave a play
"a Christmas Box. This
Deautlful play was directed
by Mrs. Florine j. Greene
assisted by Mrs. Helen Trent
Francis and Mrs. Gladys l..
Cox.
Miss Rebekah A. Martin,
R. NJ, nurse at Freedman's
Hospital, Washington, d. c..
visited her uncle, Mr.. Jo-
seph K. Trent during the
recent holidays.
Mr.. j. X. Trent of Patton
Ave-, N. w. visited his sis
ter and nieces in Brooklyn,
N. Y. during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Markham of Rutherford
Ave-, N. E. entertained with
their annual Christmas Din
ner on Sunday, December
9th.
Enjoying their hospitality
were the following guests :
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Burton,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Bailey,
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. M. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nj. Smith
and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyree Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Freeman, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Davis, Mr..
Thomas III. Burrell, Mrs,
Carrie Galloway, Mr.. Abner
Davis o f Bluefield, West
Virginia.
House guests visiting Mrs
Ola King of Mcdowell Ave,
N. w. were Mr.. Edward
Walton and Mr.. George w
Bailey of Danville, Va.
The Tuesday Morning
Breakfast Club was enter.
tanned at it's opening meet.
ing for 1854 by Mrs. Ollie
Martin and Mrs. jamie Cald.
well in the home of Mrs
Ollie Martin 804 Cente,
Ave-, N. w.
An elegant dinner party
! was held in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. M. Mason anC
son, I'll Harrison Ave-, N
, w. Wednesday, December
; 81, 1853. Persons pl esent
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-16
has ShaF MONTHLY LOOK?

Cardui each day helps build strength
so resistance may be greater each
month, nervousness and suffering less
and less. Look more natural--feel and
sleep better. Ask your dealer for
Cardui. (Say: "card-you-eye").
fMany scientists estimate that at some
time during life ont of every 5Oonlcn
cutters from monthly discomfort.
Ks!:! /
MONTHLY CRAMPS CHANGE OF LIFE
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-01-16

The Loudon School P. T..
A. held it's annual Fathers
Night meeting. Thursday,
January z, in the school
Auditorium with president
Alexander White presiding.
Devotions were conducted by
Evening star., 1954-09-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC AT: 2-tone green; l owner.
Best offer. EN-. 3-S737,
PONTIAC 1852 convertible Stream-
liner S-cyl.; beaut. jet black finish;
red leather interior; r. and h,
HYDRA Matte; immaculate; only
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. goth and
Rhode Island ave. ne. -22
PONTIAC '53 4-dr. sedan: r. and
h.; ! owner; immac. Priced today
OTHO WILLIAMS BUICK. 200I
Nichols ave. Sc.
PONTIAC AZ 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h; Special for today. full price only
S295. no money down on approved
credit. oTHO WILLIAMS BUICK,
2001 Nichols ave. Sc.
PONTIAC "a convert. coupe; ivory
color with black top; HYDRA, power
mes Rdikes and New SeW sSd LEV
Connecticut. Wo 6-s400
PONTIAC '53 Chieftain de luxe cata-
lima; black with white top; Hydra,
7. and h.; beautifully finished; new
car Sn,,rT1r g1arantes; 1ts3 ,. 1;995 ! ARCADE R
$500; also 3460 14th St NV,
Pontiac ils'OO; 81 convertible s-eyl.;
Hydra; light gray with tan top:
sp0tgnt t1H and h. ste exception
S1,a45. ARCADE PONTIAC, I4$7
Irving st. NV, AID. 4-S500: also
3460 14th st NV, RA. 3-9670.
PONTIAC 80 Chief. de lake IS" p
dr.; good orig. paint; good mech.
Trade dn. JU. e-3367 after 10 an.
PONTIAC ,5l cbieftain 4-dr. Hydra
raar ana s5s5 ksIdsx AIExASpRiA sfas TEilsfn NAsa
+ 1905 Mt Vernon ave. Alex. Va;
II. a-a330 ewes. tll pm. Closed
sTIUDEBBAKER '5a Champion de luxe;
r. and h.. fully equip; less than
10000 mi; excel. cond. LO. 1850.
sTUDEBAKER 1e47 Champion 2-Gr.:
beautiful light blue finish; heater;
beauty and economy. see this one
KENYoN-PECK CHEVROLET. 314O
Lee hwy. Arl.. Va. ia. 2-90o3.
sfGpEBakER TGfd Al si'Y Ys5i pm; champion I'D a.ar.
giuar.: an s5ess: sD BOWMAN sow ilSfS' MoToR aS1Sas
SALES. LIES 1880 Georgia NV. TIA.
sTUDEBAKER 80 4-dr. Champion;
inside and out. A nice late model
lFoRD) MOTOR CO, s725 Piney
Branch rd., Silver Spring, Nd. JU.
S-lOO0.N 20
CADILLAC 1858 convertible: radio
and heater. power steering, power
brakes. light blue finish, white top.
white-wall tires. 2-tone blue leather
interior, driven only 10000 miles
by l careful owner. Full price,
$3.695. trade accepted.
LiSh-Keefe Motor Co.
80 Florida Ave. NE, Ii. 4-0601
30
Evening star., 1954-09-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AuSTIN-HEALEY 1854 sport car;
perfect perfect condition; less than $500
Wsessr Wiles; p5ieea, psaa, $500: See at 2721 S.
Sa.reF 8 and seed en- dr. Arlington betgeen
BUICK 194S Special de luxe convert
lnle; radio, heater, spotlights, white
wall tires; Splendid condition; sac
rifice, $185. full price. See, be-
tween and z pm. 1880 r. /.
tSIlsksae'fR ssls4s: aosaERs Of c5g ags' saiee aee
Raealer as1si Fla. ave, ne. at 9Th II
BUCKS; Horners Corner, ss2e Minn.
sxe sls and eoorn shocf Eu selfet9n Of Rnet Gc
Dealer STANLEY il. HoRaER' su'0h
BUICK 1850 Special de luxe sed.
repossessed; S379 80, total balance:
800 and good credit is all you need
to take over. payments. BLASS &
CLARK l Fla. ave. ne. AID. 4-9ss2.
BUICK 1852 convertible; Dynafiow,
elec. windows; $4,000 mi; like new;
81 $50; must sell. ia. 9-9590. --23
BUICK '52 Super, convertible; vel
low wit with black top: excel. cond:; j;
$4,000 actual miles. JU. 6-s965.
BUICK so Super Riviera sed.; r, h.,
Dyna; l,oWner car, clean; 1896.
P PENNY y. MOTORS. .1g50es 1920 R. 1. ave.
BUICK 1949 de luxe, sedan; sacrifice
tGRsopPsaRla Palanfe 18th S4S9 sBs p also s2s terms I
BUICK 1851 Roadmaster sedan; jet
piack finish, r. and h., Dynaflow;
owner: only $I.095, full price;
BUICK. goth and r. !. ave. ne.
BUICK 194e sedanette: r. and h.;
| motor recently oyerhauled Balance
STHo y WiLtIAMs Il suic8' @4aes sosS Sosa snd
Buck Ti q avg; 81 ne; a-dr. sedan; priced iced to
financing. OHIO Williams BUICK.
BUICK Nf0's ~ super per- s.dr. ID sedanetse;
| 2 to choose. from; priced to sell at
Sn1y S1ly1,T Se95; Sod, terms; ms,C; CTHo WILLIAMS
BUICK 1850 Super Riviera: immacu-
late verde green finish r. and h,
Dynaflow: l owner. $795, full price:
Bank financing. OTHO WILLIAMS
BUICK. goth and r. 1. ave. ne.
BUICK 80 4-dr.: r and h: Dyna..
ssautissI sssh blue PisR Priced t9sn so se
moTGE sa Silver ca sSrns ssS Ma Pnsy 49, slSS5 g1sRse
BUlCF 1854 Super conv.; $500
| miles; sacri.; owner leaving town:
best offer over $4,000. Ia. 9-6s6S.
BUICK 1853 "76" Riviera sedan;
1 blue with white top; radio, heater.
E-Z-Eye Glass, Dynaflow transmits
\ sion. power steering. power brakes
| and air conditioning; electric win
/ dows; truly luxurious car; S2.395;
Il CCC guar. CAPITOL CADILLAC
oLDSMoBILE CO.. 1929 122nd st.
BUICK 1851 Super Riviera; DynsA
/ flow. r. and h., Wv. tireSs / owners
L only S1.095. full price; bank terms.
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. goth and
II Rhode Island ave. ne. --22
BUICK 1853 Roadmaster Riviera; T.
and h. Dynaflow, power steering,
/ power brakes. E-Z-Eye Glass. Wv.
4 tires. custom red leather interior;
beaut. arctic white; sacrifice. only
S2,195. full price, bank financing.
4 OTHO WILLIAMS BUICK, Goth and
H Rhode Island ave. ne. -22
BUICK so Super Riviera sedan; r.
and h., good tires and cond.: S695.
Can arrange terms. UN. 4-0o40
30
Evening star., 1954-09-20
AuToMosIlrs soR SALE

'4S Land Cruiser 4-dr.:
T: and n. overdriye. turn signals,
spotlight. Good tires. A beautiful
gray hnish. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Only 1895. TAKOMA
1FORD) MOTOR CO., S725 Piney
Sraneh ioh rd.. Silver Spring, Md. JU.
STUDEBAkER '5a hard top: r. and
n. hyora-Matic; WV. tires, 2-tone
pant pant a q very low mileage car. Very
Sieam 81 ~ ins1ae and out. Today only,
CO, S725 Piney Branch rd dMeiyM si;ysr
Spring, Md. JU. $1,000. go
STUDEBAKER AS 4-dr. sedan; p
and h; beaut: cond. win sell today
Iqr only $40. terms. OHIO WILL
LIAMS BUICK. 2001 Nichols ave. Sc.
AT Champion: Al
1ii SlTss maRs ana good Serv paint ANT This car
MOTOR CO. s7S5 Piney Branch
rd., Silver Spring, Md. Ju. $1,000.
80
STUDE. 194S Champion Gust. sed.:
like new; sacrifice, terms, $40 down.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
WILLYS 1852 2-dy. Wing, cd, h., r,
low mileage: one owner; S795. NIT
CHELL'S MOTORS, INC. 222 end st,
NV. Elk. 3-4l05. Closed SUNDAYS
WILLYS station wagon 1850; has had
excellent care and is in exception,
ally good condition; S795. MITCH,
ELLIS MOTORS. INC, 223 ind St
NV, Elk. 3-4105. Closed Sundays,
20'
Evening star., 1954-09-20
T TRAILERS

2S-FT. TRAILER; liv. rm., kit, bed.
rm.; compl. furn.. incl. hot-watel
tank, TV set; very reas. Call Edge.
water 9-6436. 10
18-FT. ALUM. TRAILER with Gift
alum. rm.: completely furn.; S1,50I
Temple Trailer Village, Alexandria
TIE. 6-92S6. -26
Evening star., 1954-09-20
BOATS (cont.)

14-FT. CHRIS-CRAFTER, 1O-h.p
motor. steering wheel, extras; new
this year. $525 or best offer. MISS
TERRY. RE. 7-7500. Ext. 6035,
CABIN CRUISER. Elco, 26-ft. length
overall, ,y-ft beam, Gray marine
engine: sleeps q; galley; head. BUZ-
ZARD POINT BOAT YARD. 30
CAPT. KING. LO. 4-5843 days, WA.
7-4192 alter q and week ends.
Evening star., 1954-09-20
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE '54 VS. model KA; 5-speed
tranS;; under 5000 mi, 193-in
Wneeibase; 1S--ft. oak bed with 3h-
II; nust nigh solid sides; fully equip. !;
Phone 1921. in The Plains Va
DODGE 194S a-ton panel truck;
s%oo. Good cond. WA. 7-342S.
SEVERAL TRACTORS for sale; long
Term leases avail; steady employ
Call MR.. TOONE. ia. 7-46ie. Ms6
FORD 1946 1a-ton tractor; 5th
wheels and saddle tanks; good tires
ana running cond.. 1895; BETHES-
pa CHEVY CHOSE STORAGE CO,
1899 Moorland lane, Bethesda, OIL.
Evening star., 1954-09-20
TRUCK SALE
NO TRICKS AT HICKS

TOP QUALITY-LoW PRICES
53 Chevrolet R-ton panel, new
truck guarantee ST. .195
'52 Chevrolet S-passenger carry
,-o al, radio and heater 1896
,23 Ghevrolet sedan delivery S795
2o roro h2-ton panel $ $445
,200 SShtevrolet Sta Sedan delivery, S495
base, S:25 tires S2e5
'5l Chevrolet 2-ton 12 it. plat
form. S:25 tires SS95
EASY GMAC TERMS
HICKS CHEVROLET, INC.
$3.50 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 3-o1oo
Evening star., 1954-09-20
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOT. l0ox175. ia blocks pvt. beach
equal share boat dock, beach pa
arranged. RE. 5-5264. -22
90 ACRES-1z MILE FROM Fairfax
(Va.) city limits; ripe for develop
ment. SARAH ROACH, JE. 4-6759.
s,s ACRES CLEARED LAND. with
spring. on paved road. nr. Forest
$4,000 cash. or best offer. ia.
7-9340 30
FALKLAND AREA-Temporary house
on 4 acres; well, spring branch,
shade and fruit trees, shrubbery,
ETC.; $4,000. One mi. north of
Fairland, on Briggs CLANCY rd.,
$40 mi. off Columbia pike. Ever
green 4-2924. -23
TWo-CORNER. 1923 N. Capitol st.,
p: C;;-Best offer, terms. RELLIAS,
RA. 3-2363.
ALLANWOOD-Acre lot. 215x2I1.
leyel. high elevation. s1a miles north
Silver Spring, restricted develop
ment. attractive homes. S1.S0O:
other fine lots from $1,000. H. g. H.
DEVELOPMENT CO.. 10. 5-2G55.
HILLCREsT, 5000 Blk. s1st st. Sc.
Lot -50x100. Price, 1850. FRED
ERICK A. BLUMER CO.. 617 Pa.
ave. Sc. Ii. 7-10SS. 30
=. ACREAGE FOR BUILDERS
% ty. LYNCH % MY x soNs a ysiriaS Resitors. Gfun-
Springfield, Va, XII. 9-575S, 80
Evening star., 1954-09-20
FARMS

TWO ACRES. with 2 houses, barn
chicken coop. etc; best offer oVel
5000 down. Browning S-9044
OWNER 30
SO ACRES-LoUDOUN CO.. VA, mr.
Harper's Ferry, w. Va.-9-rm. stone
house, 2 fireplaces. good condition
approx. $50 yrs. old, elec. and
water; good outhldgS., equipped for
dairy $32.50O. LU. 2-6140. ST,
1SO ACRES. 1 mi. from Centreville,
Va, on hard-Surfaced rd.; I4O acres
rlch tillable soil. 40 acres wooded,
SARAH ROACH. JE. 4-6759. -2l
Evening star., 1954-09-20
FARMS tcene.,
MOUNTAIN APPLE ORCHARD, laI

MOUNTAIN APPLE ORCHARD. lars,
1900 acres; 1900 It. above ses
level; 1870 miles from WASH. goot
rds.; 8 houses, all necessary equip.
incl; coal storage. Drive to Pawpaw
Orchards. or write for further de
tails and inventory. Good deer hunt
Ing and fishing Phone Pawpaw 100
19s-ACRE DAIRY. STOCK or hors1
farm: box stalls, training quar-.
ters ana bride paths for horses
140 acres under cultivation; lane
very productive; 100 acres in grass
~ ae n, IN &c corn: large bank barn witt
other outbuildings: 6-room com
Portable home, on hard road. Term!
easy. Price $4,000.
$4,000 POULTRY FARM. 60 acres
large large bank barn, many poultry
all under cultivation; sparkling wei
water. also spring. large stream; or
good roads Terms. $4,000 down
s3e 900 EQUIPPED DAIRY FARM
125-acre. 50-stanchion barn. many
outbuildings, .4-bedroom country
hoGa,v home with heating plant, land yer.
account illness
JOHN BURDORFT
Colesville Md.
Call Evergreen 4-3S46 go
FOR SALE-Farm, SO acres. mostls
open, plenty of water, good pond
sites. Groom house; price. $4,000
terms, $500 down, $50 per month
Also 300-acre farm, high-quality
land, plenty of buildings and water
$4,000. Not shown Sunday.
.CHAS. D. BINNS
1106 Charles st.
Evening star., 1954-09-20
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me ref1nance 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-
S-122O: evenings. LA: 6-5I94,
Evening star., 1954-09-20
GARAGES

downtown, 21O E ST. N.w.-Double
storage. SIS per mo. al
GARAGE FOR RENT-Near Howard
University; 22x13h it., new, brick;
S15 mo-. Call HO. 2-4045. --21
Evening star., 1954-09-20
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANrEr

WANTED FOR BUILDERS Lots.
ne. or s.e.. in colored section or
nrby. acreage suitable for building.
MA. S-5371. See ZANTZINGER CO.
Evening star., 1954-09-20
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP FOR sALI

BEACH, MD.-Furn. cottage,
on lots, easily converted to year
round home; $4,000. RE. 5-5387.
Evening star., 1954-09-20
FLORIDA PROPERTY
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

900 ACRES HUNTING GROUND tc
lease. Ideal hunting for deer and
small game. Six-room house coulo
be used for clubhouse. Located in
southern part of Fulton County, Pa
Contact MARVIN MURRAY, Han
Evening star., 1954-09-20
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
DESK SPACE

Conn and Knew mod. attractive
desk space for those who want thu
best: receptionist. switchboard, mai
and telephone-answering service
furn Reas. ST. 3-7654. .''
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
IN Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service avail. Cal
DE. $4,000.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-01-01

Graduation will wipe out the en-
tire right side of the line, center
Jim Schrader, guard Menil Nav
raides, tackle Art Hunter and enc
Don Penza.
Missing from the backfield will
be John Lattner, twice All-America,
and Neil WOrden-two of the finest
backs in Notre Dame history.
Three regular linemen return,
end Paul Matz, tackle Frank Var
richione and guard Ray Lemek.
Quarterback Ralph Guglielmi and
left halfback Joe Heap have an
other year to 90.
In all, Leahy will lose only eight
players out of his first three teams.
True, six of them are regulars, but
the backlog of requirements is out
standing.
Despite backfield versatility,
which should keynote the Irish next
fall, the main problem could be
in replacing Worden at fullback
John Gaffney, a prize 1852 fresh
man from Chicago. was injured
most of this season and his status
is doubtful.
There is a flashy freshman full
back, Frank Pinn, coming up. He
was an all-stater at Mt. Carmel in
Chicago.
Probably the logical fullback
candidate is sophomore Dick Fitz-
gerald, 1870, of Chicago. He has
been Heaps understudy at left half.
Sophomore Don Schaefer, 1875, of
Pittsburgh, has been pegged as
another Lattner." +"
Speedy Dick Keller of Toledo,
and Dick Hendricks of Danville,
H., are other halfbacks with quail
ity.
The 1854 schedule:
Sept 25-Texas at Notre Dame.
Oct. Purdue at Notre Dame.
Oct. 9-Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh.
Oct. 16-Michigan State at Notre
Dame.
Oct. 23-Open date.
Oct. 30-Navy at Baltimore.
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Nov. 6-Pennsylvania at Phila-
delphia.
Nov. 13-North Carolina at Notre
Dame.
Nov. 20-Iowa at Iowa City.
Nov. 27-Southern California at
Notre Dame.
Dec. 4-Southern Methodist at
Dallas.
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CAPTAIN For 1854

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Dec. 20
The 1853 Xavier University foot
ball team has elected Lou Magli-
ano, 179-pound halfback and full
back, as captain of the 1854 Mus
keteers. The announcement was
made by Coach Ed Kluska at the
football banquet Tuesday evening,
December /, in Hotel Sinton
Magliano, who won four football
letters at Purcell High School, in
Cincinnati, started the season as
substitute halfback and fullback
but finished as a regular fullback
in the last two games.
The stocky junior. who came to
Xavier as a guard in 1851, won a
letter as defensive linebacker in
1852. He played both halfback
posts and fullback this fall
He will be graduated in June
1855, with a Bachelor of Science
degree. Louis main ambition is to
become a clothes designer. His bro
ther Phil was a regular guard on
this years Musketeers frosh team.