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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-06
Chief Justice Listed
10 Present Award Il
touchdown Dinner

Chief Justice Warren win be
among the notables who win At
tend the Touchdown Clubs 20th
annual dinner at the Hotel Stat
Ter Saturday night. Other meme
bers Of the supreme Court who
win be 1t the head table are
Justices CLARK. Douglas and
Minton.
Justice Clark win award the
trophy voted the outstanding
washington area sandlot foot
bah player to Bob Decker, Car
Credit halfback.
Speaker Rayburn. House Mi
nority Leader Martin and Senate
Minority Leader Knowland. also
win attend.
Rayburn vii present q trophy
to Norm Van Brocklin Of the
Los Angeles Rams for being voted
the top pro player Of the year.
Martin wiz give q trophy to
Buddy Parker Of the Detroit
Lions. named the outstanding
pro. coach, and KnowIand will
hand over . trophy to Red San
ders Of UCLA. adiudged the fore
most college coach Of 1854.
Tickets to the dinner still are
available and may be purchased
ct the Touchdown Club. l4i4 /
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-06
Drobny and Hugh Stewart
Advance in Paris Tourney

PARIS, Jan. 6 tE.Jaroslay
Drobny Of Egypt. and Hugh
Stewart Of Pasadena. Calf. a6-
vanced to the finals Of the Pa
risian indoor tennis tournament
yesterday by defeating Jean Boz
rotra and Xavier Perreau-Saus-
sine, France. ga. 6-3, "a.
Bulge Patty Of Los Angeles
Calf. and Kurt Nelson Of Den
mark. defeated Giuseppe Marie
and Orlando Siroia Of Italy,
1o-8, 90. 6-l In the other
seminal match and will meet
Drobny and Stewart Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-06
Vie Seixos Defeats Rose
In Adelaide Semifinols

ADELAIDE. Australia, Jan. 6
R.-Vic Seixas Of the United
States beat Mervyn Rose In the
semifinal round today Of the
South Australian tennis cham
pionships. The scores Of the
marathon match: 4-6, 8--10,
o-7. SIS. 10--8.
Seixas will meet Lennart
Bergelin Of Sweden in the final
match. Bergelin advanced ear
lier today by beating Roger
Becker of Great Britain, 4--6.
I'D. ID. 6-I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-06

Tangosa. drew q three-pin
break, swept It on, counted
nine, and that, as 1t turned out,
was 1t.
The News Room team In The
Evening Star League. recently
knocked out Of first place. would
like very much for Terry Rice
TO return to the stan. Ex-Marine
Rice. who now, writes pieces for
the United States Chamber Of
Commerce. Is high man In the
Chambers mixed league with an
average Of 106. Jackie Snead
leads the women with 81.
First-half honors In the
league. in its 18th season, went
to the Education Department
team, composed Of Capt. Carol
Mitchell, Paul Good. Bob Miles.
Carl Foster and Walter PETRA
wage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-06
Red Sox Sell Lenhurdt
~ Louisville Farm Club

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jan. o.
Freddie Grimm. president Of the
Louisville Colonies Of the Aineri-
can Association. says the club
has purchased Don Lenhardt
from the parent Boston Red Sox.
me 81 year old Lenhardi
pIays the outfield, frst base or
third base. In 1853. he batted
.Sl7 for the Browns and last sea
son played with Boston and Bal
timore. batting .27s in "a games
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-06
jacobs Colt Wins Debut

ARCADIA. Calf. Jan. 6
ga Hirsch Jacobs-trained
colt, Blackbird. won his first
outing in the 3-furlong sprint
for maiden 2-year-olds at Santa
Anita yesterday. The Basileus II
Terse colt. ridden by Willie
Boland, paid q juicy SOL for 50.
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last nlgnL IN
the Mix d
M a u / e r S
L e a 6 VI a t
Rosslyn. B u t
this did MT
acc cunt al
together for
Moore's good
llunlor when
asked alb GU t
his t e in
achievements.
Look, q lot
Of guys are
rolling '600's', I"
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BrumfieId Has Triple

MIAMI. Jan. 8 tR1.Jockey D.
Brumfield rode q triple ct
Tropical Park yesterday. He
was up on Delibertuity. at $40. 10;
Dusty Blue. $3.50, and Good
Prince. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-06

Tall Jim Moore, who used to
be quite a duckpin bowler. has
rolled IL tenpin sets Of better
than 900 this season. the 18th
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Linn
-Ap Wlrephoto,
tContinued From PAGE CID

CONTINUED From Page CID
shoot!" Linn leaned forward
and threw the bali with an easy
overland motion. It struck the
Alabama blackboard Just above
the rim, and ricocheted through
the hoop as the buzzer ended
the half.
There was q stunned silence
In the field house. And then
pandemonium.
Alabama went on TO defeat
the Tar Heels. 77-55.
72-Foot Bosket Fails to Top
Goal Scored by Accident
WASHINGTON. Ind. Jan.
10 @.-The Washington Herald
says q 72-foot. 3-inch field goal
by Andre Paguette Of Laconia
IN. HI High School may be q
prep record for q basket made
on purpose. but o longer one
was made here accidentally.
The accidental hero was Bob
Edwards Of Shoals High School
In q tournament game with
Plainville February ~. 1912.
Standing In an opposite corner
Of the 751a-foot floor. Edwards
tried to pass to Center Paul
Brett. wide open under the
basket.
The pass was high and popped
right through the hoop. Sports
writer's made q diagram and
figured the ball travelled 73 feet
8 inches.
Edwards now Is coach at Huron
High School. near Bedford.
Laconia won its recent game
with Portsmouth that featured
the long basket. 52-48. and
Shoals won its game from Plain
vile, 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-06

Surrattsville was beaten by
its alumni. 44-40. mostly on the
efforts of Lowell Hinchliffe. now
q sophomore at the University
Of Maryland. Hinchliffe scored
l6 points.
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ennis

CONTINUED From Page CID
up to his responsibilities and
give greater concentration to his
game.
''If he does that ! believe he
can regain the top place In world
tennis"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-06

Parker Gray whipped John NJ.
Candy Of Ashland, Va, 46-26. in
Alexandria to even its record at
az.
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Sampson Loss Hurts Eastern,
Seeking Third Win in 3 Days

and Charlie Folk is to pace the
winners. Porter Shreye led four
Saints IN double figures with "a
points.
In six games while defeating
Richard Montgomery, 1888.
The result gave both clubs 500
records. Tony O,Keefe sank l8
points and jim Wilding II to top
Priory,s scoring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-06
Eastern Highs basketball team

Eastern Highs basketball team
will be lacking the shotnaaking
and rebound work Of Charlie
Sampson today when 1t goes to
Roosevelt at $3.50 pm, to seek
its third victory In three days.
Sampson, described by Coach
Bobby Hart as lone Of the best
driving boys in town. came up
with q case Of leg cramps at the
end of yesterdays game with
Coolidge. Hart hopes to have
him on hand for tomorrow's In
terhigh League opener with
Chamberlain.
The Ramblers led winless
Coolidge by IL points at one
time yesterday. but wilted at the
end and needed overtime for a
46-45 victory. Bill Snow threw
in a goal from outside and Ed
Barton sank a foul shot for all
Of Eastern's points in the extra
time.
But that was enough. since Doc
Weingarten was the only Coolidge
player to score in overtime before
Eastern turned on the freeze.
Weingarten poured in "a points
for one of the highest individ-
ual performances of the school,
boy season 50 far but couldn't
prevent the Colts NTH defeat.
Bob Roberts led the hosts with
Is points.
Western High used all but two
Of its players In winning It's Sec
ond in a row, a 62-56 victory at
st. Adams.
The Saints, playing their OPP
ener, managed to tie the score at
5000 and at 54-all before the
Raiders spurted before half
time and near the end.
Bob Lomax rang in II points
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E:si|. 9 q g Es's g e e e
Evening star., 1955-09-03
Businessman

National company offers distrib-
utorship to reliable partyi factory
cooperation in financing and es-
tablishing assures immediate In
come; unlimited earning possibili-
back securedl. Must be able TO
start at once. References and
telephone required. For inter
view. write Box 447-R, Star. or
phone Republic 7-2121. -
Evening star., 1955-09-03

under construction. Contains 8
bedrms. and den. 2h baths, iiv.
rm., lge. din. rm.. lge. kit. adjoins
1aund. and ia bath. Price, S29.500,
You will be able to select your own
colors and deal direct with builder.
rTWIhNlSGhhoiSk THhl III SIe0lc EYES; S.drm, Acre Is
attrac. terms to vets. GA. 4-s57s.
wEsrMoRELANp HILLS Blk,
from circle. NEW Colonial split
level. 4 bedrms., 3 baths. slate roof,
beautiful kit. lge. shady lot. Many
ATTRACTIVE features. Priced in
low sos. Attractive terms; OPEN
Dalecarlia dr.. sHERTzER, builder.
OF. 6-a500, Oh. 8-sa42. Il
CHEVY CHASE BLVD. A new VIII
liamsburg. center-hall Colonial. Lse.
liy. rm.. din. rm. and kit" lge.
library or den with eompl. bath,
3 bedrms. and 2 baths and 8 clos:
cts on 2nd a.; lge: recr, nm. and
compl. shower bath; Gear gar:
Open sat. and San, to 8. Call
Mr; Ro6srtson; woi e,52Qo; eyes,
Glenmont Hills-3-bed-
rm. brick rambler, full bsmt.. par
titioned with knotty-pine paneling:
Sss i%msd sS''es oeeuDsnes. r. *ia SSo
wHkaToNMBrics VIII fcSSsl rambler: 3 bed
loan: low payments. OWNER, VII.
wIH22AiTHo1N-semidet. 2.bedrm. brick
home: fenced-in rear yard: storm
windows: compl. furn;: $40. 800.
,l',, Rsas; On, paymt; Lo, 1885, ,.t -
and JIM rambler; $500 dn.; take
Sil. all BEERS BROS. 70. 5-Ssl1:
WHEATON-2-bedroom Cape Cod:
full basement with tile floor; may
be purchased with $500 cash down
SoRzEsSokFTR sss b R.'tsF.n ST. 4sii siG7sR Iii
- 2-bedroem Cape Cod;
full basement, fenced shaded yard.
Gl approved at S9,S50. KORZEN-
DORFER. OIL. 4-S111 till g. -
acre; so trees. B.
bedrm. brick rambler: GE Kitchen,
Directions: out viers Min I'd. j
mile to Gail, left to Highview.
right to 116O6. Call Lo. 4-7664,
MD.-charming. al
most-new Colonial; 3 twin-size bed
rooms, lge. den, IA baths: nice lot,
garage: close to all schools and
transp. Excellent financing. Owner
transferred. To see call OIL. 2-9104.
SAMUEL Z. BoGLEY, INC, Oh.
wRo1toSDDMSooR-Nev VOC s-bedrm. ram
bier. . baths lcolored fixtures). hv.
rm. with firepl.. separate din. rm..
elec. stove, refgr.. dishwasher, gar
bage disposal: walk-out daylight
bsmt. Close to public schools and
st. Bernadette's. Open 1-6 pm.
OWNER LO. 6-221l.
woODMooR-2-bedrm, brick Cape
eompleted com Esa for s' sdditionsi e % s Sedrms.
and bath. firepl., gas h.-a.h.. elec.
storm windows; full bsmt;, outside
SWN;Ek. eHsf; senSsf SSi SSssd4 SSdss fruit trees, ETC.
10. 6.95O-One acre. high and dry:
3-bedroom modern rambler. large
living room. fireplace, master bed
room, kitchen. pantry. dining room,
dry basement for children. large.
aoSers Dial eHERdREEN ~fasss
JOHN BURDOFT, 1898 Colesville
I'd, Silver Spring, Maryland. a
Evening star., 1955-09-03
FOREST GLEN-sT. JOHNS AREA
pretty" Rambler-$13,900
8 BEDRMs.-PoRcH-BsMT.
GI00 HnVN nT
Garrett Park Estates
Open IL Till Dark
CT and FHA Approved

UNIQUE cENTER-HALL RAlGBLEF
3 lge. bedrms.. liv. rm. with
stone firepl., separate din. rn.
YOUR DREAM ALL-ELEC-
TRIO KITCHEN. Full bsmt.
with firepl., powder rm., lge.
picture window. Outside,
Rround-level entr. Dir: Out
Wisconsin ave. to Strathmore
ave. (Georgetown Prep),
Tfshs a.n to hsai. st,Iw.ssr ssTn:y ave; :; of sft
leans way. Or out Conn. ave.
to Knowles ave, left through
Garrett Park to saltwater
ave-, right to open house. cor
ner OF Orleans Way.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1955-09-03
HOUSES foR sALE-N.W.

COLORED-I76B 7 ST.-Vacant.
spacious brick. Q rms, 2 baths.
completely redee.: can Be used Is
2 apis. Can be seen at any hr.,
day OF night. Can be occupied
immed. Hu. 3-35s5. day: LA. O.
37l3, nlght. -6
COL0RED-SEMIDET. BRICK, Sggb
DOWN, EASY TERMS. 516 TUCK
ERMAN ST. N.W.-0 rms, 3 bed
rooms. In neW-house condition.
Built-ir Rarage, gas heat. call Mr..
Sweeney, JU. 9-SS40. MARSHALL
J. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
AID. 4-2005. -5
CoLoRED-BEAUT. coz. BRICK,
s rms. on 2 floors; full bsmt.. built
In gar: nI. Soldiers Home. Mr..
LEWIS, NO. 7-461l, DE. 2-1160.
COLORED
Physician or dentist. Fla. and Rhode
Island aves. NV: s rms, auto.
heat. Formerly physician's once
and home; $4,000. DE. 2-1162.
Evening star., 1955-09-03
AYRLAwN-$19,75o

Contemporary g.
bedroom rambler. Ex-
cellent location. "a
sch o o ls,. parochial.
grade and jr. high
within walking. Large
living room, beautiful
kitchen with excellent
breakfast space. Also
for. 2 more bedrooms
and bath. with 1s
acres Of playground
next to your rear yard.
d, In addition, exeep-
tionaI financing avail-
able. ASSUME approx
imately S16,400 4hSs
GI trust. with ali pay
ments totaling only
S129 per month. not
counting substantial
savings on repayment
Of trust and income
tax deduction.
OPEN SUNDAY AND MONDAY
2 TILL DARK
Directio n Q: Out
Old Georgetown rd. to
blocks to 5904.
ANDRIS REALTY
OIL. 2-9070
Evening star., 1955-09-03

VET. no money down. Attractive
brick home gso! With IN, monthly s psy;%sni. ;n:,t.
anee. Lee. iiv. rn., din. rm.. beau
tifully dec. modern kit; 3 bedrms.
and rec. rm. Call Mr.. King. ~,
SSS94s7I SSe sEpc1 ALpoN PRoPKRTIEs'
Evening star., 1955-09-03
AUTO AGENCY

Doing large business for 80 years:
2 acres, Gentleman's lovely 4-bed-
room home. 1s0x40 showroom.
LIQUOR STORE BUSINESS
Frederick, Md, Very profitable busi-
ness. Priced for quick sale.
FILLING STATION
Main street, Frederick, Nd. Low
TIRE REcAPPING BUSINESS
Frederick. Md. Long lease, low
GREENHOUSE
Frederick, Nd. Home and green
house. Priced reasonable.
Call EVERGREEN 4-3S46, JOHN
BURDOFT, 1898 Colesville rd..
Silver Spring. Md. -
Evening star., 1955-09-03
MOTELS FOR SALE

Advice and consultation by exclu-
sive full-time motel broker and
travel specialist, Offering recon-
mendations on best buys in motels
and sites. Large motels with cash
small motel can be bought for
$4,000 cash. balance easy pay
ments.
Evening star., 1955-09-03
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA CHARMER-DeltghtfuI
5-rm. Colonial in most conv. area,
bus across street and short walk to
al schools. Huge den and powder
in gar: Excel. fenced I'm lot. Our
best listing at S21.950, G1 con-
tracts accepted. FRANK 9. PHIL
LIPS. OIL. 2-7006: eyes,, OIL. 4-5709.
Evening star., 1955-09-03

AMERICAN o. PARK AREA, 4sO6
Western ave: open Sat-, Sun. and
Mon; from .1-3-bedrm. brick, ser.
porch, lovely yard, 2-car garage;
sStra Tm; m, 49,. and bath IN bsmt;;; ;;
excel. terms on GI or cofiv, a.
nancins. Out Conn. or Wis. to
Western. turn left TO 1906. EN-.
2-22l6: ewes. Mr.. Mackler. OIL.
4-54S3. MERRYFIELD & WOODS.
Evening star., 1955-09-03
FASHIONABLE
EMBASSY AREA

6NA1<A00 G4s6GA
Handsome detached brick home on
quiet street. neal Mass. ave. The
flrst floor is suitable for extensive
entertaining: 4 bedrooms, . baths
and sunroom upstairs: large gar
den, garage. Convenient to the
Washington Cathedral. John Eaton
and other schools and churches.
Priced TO sell now. Phone Mrs.
Carter, EN-. 2-547S
L. T. GRAVATTE
1878 K st. NV. Resltor. Ma. s-07b3
612 WHITTIER ST. NV.
Furnished 4-bedrm. home, ready to
move In any time. Can be seen by
calling Mr.. Keylor, IA. 9-54ll or
Mr. CYnss TIL o-j105 -
Evening star., 1955-09-03
A-l8 THE EVENING STAR

Washington, d. c.
SATURDAY. sEPTEMBER 8. 1885
Evening star., 1955-09-03
BY OWNER

3-bedroom brick Colonial In most
desirable and convenient neighbor-
pSYocniSi schools. bus and street
car transportation and shopping.
In excellent condition. Large nV.
ing room with fireplace, separate
dining room, modern kitchen, full
basement. porch. attractive garden.
Evening star., 1955-09-03

SILVER SPRiNG-By OWNER --Un-
usual Cape Cod, 3 lge. tedrms. :;
wall-to-wall closets. Fourth bedIm m.
and 2nd bath framed in. Huge
bright kitchen. Rec. rm. in ground
level basement. Sl7.40c. Lo. B.
Evening star., 1955-09-03

oPEN NOON TM pAAk -
Brick rambler. 8 bedrms., liv. Ym..
mod. kitchen, lge. stone fireplace,
pymt. Balance in / trust. Dir:
turn left into Seminary I'd. from
$500 block Qeorgia ave. to Linden
lane to Warren st.. left into
Warren court.
MICHAEL WALSH q SONS
1911 Eye st. NV.
OIL. 6-7256 RE. 7-e2e2
Evening star., 1955-09-03

OELlCATESSEN - Must sell this
week end due TO other business.
1911 18th 81. n.wa from II am
10 pm. -3
RESTAURANT, loeated on Pa. ave.
s.e.; Atr-conditioned extremely at
tractive; Class D license, seats
75;. rent, S1S7.50 per month;
5000. rsN' owners viii f5ias'1s sscPifice as
must devote time to another busi-
ness; wonderful bargain, 1000
down. easy terms. Ii. 3-S065.
Evening star., 1955-09-03

Orig. built as 2-family nat, 8 rms.
ca. apt. Auto. heat. porches, cellar.
etc. At Rhode Island ave. and End
st.. NV: $14,950. Terms. DE.
Evening star., 1955-09-03
AYRLAwN.BETHysDA-s,.soo .soo =,

dn.
and .$S5 per mo. incl. taxes, will
buy this cute. 3-bedrm., brk., Cape
Cod: 2 bedrms. and tile bath on
LIST d.: finished bedrm. on 2nd d. |;
nice. wide. rear lot with brk. bar
FRANK s. PHiLLiPS, OF. S-700S;
ewes. LO. 4-7AAA q
Evening star., 1955-09-03

CHEVY CHASE. 392s Garrison st..
open Sunday from 1--3-bedrm.. p
bath mod, brick; lovely. scr. porch,
bright, weli-planned kit, paneled
gamerm., gar: deep, well-land-
seaped yard. Fast possession. Mid
die 20s. Excel. terms. GI or cony.
Conn. ave; 70 Harrison st.. leit 70
1929. I'm, 2-2216 for Mon. or
special appt.. call Mrs. Chatham.
EN-. 3-6049. MERRYFIELD d.
WOODS, -
Evening star., 1955-09-03

PARKVIEW ESTATES
1904 PARKVHW DRIVE
Brick rambler, 2 bedrooms, 3 baths,
carport. 25-yr: 4hSe loan:
DIR: Kensington Parkway 10 9eseh
drive. follow Levelle drive, right 70
Parkviev.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
LO. 4.64O0-24 hrs. day
Evening star., 1955-09-03

BETHESDA-Ciose Naval Hospital
brick Colonial with slate roof, large
dining rm., full basement. garage;
$1s.950. KORzENDORFER. OIL.
4-SIll Till O.
Evening star., 1955-09-03
~ AND RADIO SALES AND sERy.

: ICE-ActlFe business, Ideal ne. To-
cation, low overhead; fixtures. stock
and instruments itemized: dealer
cost. over $3.50; everything you
need to operate. plus more than
years customer good will; all
for 1915. easy. terms. FRANKLIN
Evening star., 1955-09-03

Gaithersbufg; q lovely home In I'm.
maeulste eond., ideally located. 4
m pearms. on %nd nf, iun o'Ms' en; nm aTn
Call Mrs. Bowling, Washington
Grove with H1CKMAN-cuSHMAN'
Evening star., 1955-09-03

BETHESDA. near Naval Hospital
Beaut. spacious split-leyel. Ice. liv.
rnl., sep. din. rm.,. din. area In
kit. 3 bedrms.. 8 baths, ground-
toa.I tsveI re- can. rm with S sSr an nrepi wall
64Sg, -b
Evening star., 1955-09-03

BETHESDA, near NH and Naval
rm bungalow: tile bath, IN. rm,
In osmt. large concrete patio: dish
washer, garbage disposal. Cow. to
public and parochial schools,
stores: S14.e6o. By OWNER. OIL.
Evening star., 1955-09-03

REST. -BAR-APT.. air cond.: excel.
bar bus; sell all or n int. to
working partner. CO. 5-4172. -
INSURANCE AGENCY, FIRE AND
cASUALTY-Will purchase outright
or will operate for present owner.
Box 243-T Star.
Evening star., 1955-09-03

SOMERSET-New type split-level
under construction. Contains 3
bedrms. and den. .21s baths. liv.
rm;. lse. din rm;; ise; kit. ssa sS'oins gin
You will be able to select your own
colors and deal direct with builder.
Call OIL. 6-65l0 ewes. IS
TWINBROOK "a bedrms.. M-acre
Evening star., 1955-09-03

COAr Room CONCESSION with
cigar and cigarette counter for
responsible person. Refined Glen
tele, yearly lease. FAN ~ BILl s
Harry Cohen. pet. 4 and 8 pm,
EX, 3-341l,
Evening star., 1955-09-03

SILVER sfRiNG, ist st.. 1922. open
this very attractive brick rambler
(not new. not old, clost TO every
thing but in country quiet; Q twin
sized bedrms., tile bath. liv. rm.
(irepl.l. porch, din. rm,, kit, attic.
semifinished bsr1t., Ras &C. heat:
lse. lot. beautiful trees. Only S17.-
$50. LILA BURT CUMMINGS,
Evening star., 1955-09-03

lease. Seller guarantees $4,000
weekly sales. A y cash business. no
delivery. A real money-maker, in
vestigate today. Call Mr.. BROWN
with YEoNAs REALTY, IA. s.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-05

our plans - no reservations for
beach resorts during Holy Week
so we took an interesting trip
across Mexico, returning through
miles of beautiful citrus orchards
via Monterey and Laredo, Texas.
We encountered two days of dust
storms through Texas and New
Mexico. With that exception the
weather all through the trip was
ideal.
There are so many interesting
things to see and do in Mexico,
beautiful flowers, luscious fruits
and friendly people, that we are
very enthusiastic about u trips
there. Accommodations are Won
derful-as fine as anything one
finds in the states, if n goes to
the right places, but isn't that also
true in the states? Food is also
splendid - the best meals we
had on the whole trip were in
Mexico City and Guadlajara. One
cannot judge Mexico by the Dor
der towns. There you find much
OF both border countries. You need
to go inland to see Mexico. We
like it very much.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-05
THE D N n A "a
Thursday. May s, 1855 80

born: Althea, George, Arnold and
Bruce.
In the early twenties the family
moved to the Lower Yellowstone
Valley. In 1947 they moved to
East Fairview, North Dakota
where she lived until her death
May 3, 1855. She is survived bv
one daughter, Mrs. r. c. (AIthea)
Flynn of Fairview, and two sons.
George of Fairview and Arnold of
Laurel, Montana. Five brothers.
Earl Crowell of Window. Min
nesota, Carl Crowell of Nora
Springs, Iowa, Eugene Crowen.
Arthur Crowell and Herbert
Crowell of Curren, Michigan. and
five grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by
her husband, George A. Capen.
one son, Bruce, one sister Har-
riett Hebrank, two brothers. Whit
ney Crowell and Frank Crowell.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday, May Z at the Communi-
ty Presbyterian church in Fair
view with Herbert J. Bryce. Of
tlclating. Interment will be in a
family plot in the Fairview cem-
etery. Arrangements are in charge
OF Cloyd-Gorder Mortuary.
The Sidney herald., 1955-05-05
Lambert
BY Mrs. Grant Rurpaa

Monday the annual meeting of
the Lambert PTA was held with
election of new officers for the
coming year as the main business
for the evening. Mrs. Grant Bur
CESS was elected president; Robert
hehbeln, vice = president. Sam
Scammon, secretary and Mrs. Raw
mond Qualley, treasurer. A COM
mittee was appointed to plan the
picnic lunch for the annual school
picnic which will be held on the
18th day of May. Those on the
committee were Mrs. Grant Bur
CESS, chairman; Mrs. Art Prib-
now, Mrs. George Rieman, Mrs.
Lottle Carter. The program for
the evening was presented by the
grade school with the following
numbers on the program: Grades
| and 2 presented two songs, "Our
Pets, Indian Song, and a safety
program. The Bird and 4th grades
presented a program Of Mothers
day songs and poems and grades
and 6 gave a dramatization of
Crockett. The 7th and 9th
grades sang, Loves Old Sweet
and gave a dramatization of
the Highway Man" The Junior
band mace its first appearance
under the direction of Mrs. Re
oecca Heath and played a selec-
ION OF nursery rhymes. Lunch was
served at the close of the evening
by the May lunch committee.