davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

lrIe got on another 3S-yard run,
intercepted one villanova pass
and caught q 20-yard pass on the
|Vilianova Z just as the first haIt
ended.
Eugene Chick Chichowski
scored the other Hoosier touch
down on a two-yard sneak.
yillanova's Gorton-B Bauer he
roles came in the fourth. Villa
nova had four passes intercepted
and lost the bah four times on
fumhles.
viiianoya .--4------- 90 o. r. i
tnqinne S---r-s $500 ~ - Us
sasss isoS nsss:
Il s5Ds: g. s:a ciss Sss.
versions: Hau 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
STATISTICS


vantage Of q first-periOd tumble
recovery and the hard running
of Leon Campbell and Fran Ro-
gel in the third quarter to score
'toucidoWns.
A 52-yard interrogation play by
Bubbles Bawel on the first play
|of the second quarter accounted
for the Eagles lone score. Dick
Bielski converted to tie the score
at TOT Of the period.
A sellout crowd Of 33.4l3--
largest Of the season at Forbes
Field saw Finks put the Steelers
lin front early In the first period
by sneaking over from six inches
Iout after q tumble recovery BY
lteammate John Roger on the
Eagles 5.
ROgei, q bulldozing fullback
and Leon Campbell, q .castofl
from the Chicago BetEs and
the Baltimore Colts. powered thu
Steelers to their second touch.
down In the third quarter.
Lynn Chandnois climaxed Z
57-yard drive by skirting right
end for 2 yards for the score
after Campbell picked UP q
yards on one scamper and Roeel
ia on another.
Cleveland and Washington.
two Of the other four dead
locked leaders with 81 mark.
before tonight's game. meet to-
morrow in the Capital. TIKI
Chicago Cardinals, fourth MEM
Der Of the quartet. battle the
New York Giants losers In three
straight games.
iPhiiadeIuhia -4--- o 0 o.
Pittshureh ----- 0 Q OLD
PHILADELPHIA scoring - Touchdown.
Hawei s62 paas intercepticnl. conver-
PittsIuIril scorine - Touchdosns:
~ q vtyS.l Fts,v, =. = II, 4 m -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
PURDUE

Continued From Page CT
son pass after another. with 3
ll7-yarder to Melvin billiard car
rying to the Iowa IA, from which
Len launched his final stab. Dill
lard, injured on q play, was
carried from the field with II
seconds left.
Iowa Lz-------@----0 10 T--2O
!, lows iowa scoring: Touehdovnss: %issmanS
4 6. piungej; Gibbons ia. pass from
eloenl: Rsiehow q. rual. Conversions;
fuTdus scoring: Touchdowns; WHIT
mer l14 psss-run from bswsony: Llndy
i fy2, pass -run from paWnonb: Cheftnicky
\ ~, pats-Fun from paWson). CONVEX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Defeat
81,
For 81 Record.

PITTSBURGH. oct. Is lR1.
Quarterback Jimmy Finks. gam
bling At every turn. engineered
the Pittsburgh Steelers to 4 49,
victory over the PhiladeIphia
Eagles tonight. giving them q
Sci record and undisputed FIRST
place IN the Eastern Division Of
the National Football League
until tomorrow.
Battling in the underdog rod
for the fourth straight time tlnit
season. the Steelers took ad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
STATISTICS

Maryland, were shackled COM
pletely IN the second half.
Bob Davenport plunged three
yards for the first BrlIin tally
TO cap q 66-yard march; Brown
passed So to John Smith for the
second: and Bradley hit Bruce
Ballard III the end zone with an
|18-yard pitch for the third,
Brown kicked all the points.
Brodie, q reckless but accurate
|passer. engineered q 66-yard
drive In IL plays for Stanford
which saw TAR crashing the
last eight.
UCLA was pushed back to It's
own LATTER the kick on. Knox
punted to the Bruin 81. Brodie
needed four plays for the yard
age. He sent McAzillin skipping
around the left flank for the
final 10. Tarr's try for the point,
after q 5-yard penalty. was low,
EucLA 1880 h d D OIL
Stanford o 10 0---lS
UcLA scoring: TouchdOWns -Daren-
port 3, plungel. j. Slnitti $50. pass,
from 8. Brown; ballard 1S. pass-riin
from Bradley. ConveFsiOnss. Brown, 8
Stanford scoring: ehd0wfis---1 arr
GO, runt MeMiliin tia, fHnt. Conversion
~ Z ~ 49, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
REDSKINS
(,onfinued FrOm Page Z

C0ntinued From Rage C-l
and edging the Philadelphia
Eagles. 2l-l7. after their upset
by the Redskins. They're 81
point favorites to avenge thai
lloss today.
"A couple Of castoffs. Curly
Morrison from the Chicago
Bears and Ed Modselewski. one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

ing at 8 pm. Eastern Standard
Time. ct win be seen here on
lWRC-Tv.
On Friday the craft hit l4l
lmph. in q trial warln-np and
Campbell said, both the Blue
bird and ! are all set to crack
the record Sunday"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
|SPARTANS
Continued From Pare CT

OOmtAMNcU f1Um EA60 N-A
turn that decided the game.
Michigan State took the bah
on its own 20 and in nine plays
went so yards to make it lat.
The cheers rang long and loudly
for such as PlanHtis. Walt Ko-
walczyk and Peaks, who did
the ball-carrying behind q ls-
|of good blocking.
/ Against Miami and ether top
opponents, Notre Dame always
seemed to be on the winning end
whenever the linesmen hauled
out their chains. Today. after
going from their own % follow
ing the KICKOFF. the Irish Just
missed . first down. It was late
in the third quarter and, what
with Planutis and Kowalczyk
pounding at the line and q clip
ping penalty. the Irish were back
Ito their own 1-yard line as the
final quarter started.
Notre nane r,ow realizinr IL
streak and Its ranking were In
jeopardy went % tie air ana
what followed hardly was clas-
steal. Hornung threw < pass in
tended for End Gene Kapish
but Enbry Robinson. Spartan
guard intercepted and returned
10 the Irish il.
Two plays Later. Kowalczyk.
Who runs IA the manner 81 Bin
Osmanski when Re was with the
Chicago B1ars. htinbled on the
9-yard line, Halfback Dean STU
der recovering for Notre Dame.
The Irish hardly had time 10
put fingerprints on the ball be-
scs,a.,.r s,,,,s,,,aS 80 b,.,s,,t y
4 'l.s1s a..A :
recovered on the Notre Dame 10.
4 y.,.,., : s,..,Sty, ,.I,,,,,,,..s y, A. =
Jelly hauscstt piulibcu W ttic
and two nIays later Morrall
$3.50 :. -. s-' -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Wins Fourth struiqht

HEMsTEAD. n. r. oct. IS
u ).AUnbeaten Northeastern
College won its fourth straight
today by beating Hofstra 21-l2
In . rain-soaked Football game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
STATISTICS.

tered two touchaoWng IN the
second quarter. once on . break
and again on : eO-yard drive in
rs plays.
After Dick Borstad stole EIiles
IStout's aerial to blunt an Hint
thrust to the Gopher IS. the
Minnesota fullback tumbled on
the next play and Rudy Siegert
recovered for Illinois on the III.
Harry Jefferson barreled over
from there and Dick Miller
booted the point.
With only so seconds left be-
fore the hall. Quarterback EN-
Lindbeck scored on q 6-yard
naked reverse to end the long
march. Dean Rem converted.
Illinois captured its insurance
touchdown before 1896 cheer
ling fans midway In the final
period. Abe Woodson stole .
ken Boimbardier pass and even
Itually Stout rified o pass to
IWoodson good for ~ yards.
miller again converted.
Minnesota, absorbing its Sec
lond conference loss against one
victory. scored twice within
lthree minutes In an explosive
third quarter. Quarterback Dick
Larson passed 25 yards to Franz
Koeneke. who numbered another
.l55 across the goal. Nike Falls
added the point.
Minutes later. Larson lo0ped
1.-THE ball over his shoulder as he
was being tackled. Halfback Bob
Schultz SHARED it and sprinted
toward the sideline and down
1.-THE line for 50 yards. Falls at
tempted conversion was wide.
Minnesota ------- ---- 0 ID 0--i3
LHnoie --------4---O IA 0 1--21
Minnesota Scoring -TouchdoNns Kce-
ineke 100, pass-r1n from Larsont: schultz
sog: latsrai-rtin from Larson). Con-
Illinois scorins Touehdowns: Jefser-
lson t1lt rum: kdndheck 70. rum; Wood-
- A. &c. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

Iritory virtually All evening. Only
twice was Rice able to get into
ISMU territory and the only time
1T threatened was after . pass IN
perception.
A crowd of $4,000 saw SMU
hold Rice scoreless for the flrst
time since 1852.
Roach's great run, coming In
the second period. was on the re-
turn Of q punt. His pass for q
score was to sophomore Lon
Slaughter, and the third Meth
Iodist touchdown was on q two
yard plunge by sophomore Ray
Masters after Roach had done
most Of the work in carrying the
ball to scoring position.
lRlna n n n n - n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
FOOTBALL
SCORES


Continued from Faye Gel
Lenoir Rhyme "a Guilford II
Louisville e. Evansville I
Md. State s N. Caro-. A&T .
Memphis st. 20 Tenn. Tech II
Mississippi ~ Tulane Il
Miss. South. 10 Sc La. Inst.
Miss. State 20- Kentucky Il
Newberry rs ElOn {
Richmond -----yP I I
Rand. Macon 50 Bridgewatcr [
Tampa 40 ---S tets0n IL
Tennessee 10 ----AlabzIna I
The Citadel rs Furfaan II
Virginia 81. 6 N. Caro-. Coll. [
WaIte Forest I3 N. G. State "A
Wilmington 49, Clown tKy.t
Wexford 20, Presbyterian "a
Xavier La.l IS Ala. Ann IL
SOUTHWEST
Arkansas ~ Texas q
Austin % Mexico University 81
Houston 81 Oklahoma AIM IL
N. Tex. st. so Hard. -Sim'ns IL
SMU 20 Rice 2
Texas Ann - ------ TCU 16
FAR WEST
Baylor rs Washington I
Coll. OF Idaho 20 willamette IL
Idaho State IL Western State
Montana Sc. 20 Colorado st.
Tulsa h. Wyoming II
UCLA 21------- Stanford Il
USAF Acad. Fl Colo. A&M n. II
Utah State 30 80 Montana Z
wash. State Q -------- Idaho z
SCHOLASTIC
AllsReny 2e- Mont. Blair
Annandale 32--- Mclean
DeNIatha rs Gaithersburs
Episcopal 13 -. Fishburne
Fork I'm. MA rs Columb. Pr. q
George Mason 20 Rich. Mont.
Herndon Is LoudOun County 4
Laurel 81 CharI. Hall
Navy Plebes 6 --- Bulls
Portsmouth II WI
Roosevelt 8 Northwestern
81. Paul's 81 - Sid. Friends
Sc. stephens 49, Garfield
Suitland IL Beth. Oh. Ch.
Tech 20 Southern tBalte.) IL
Th0S. jefferson 3S-------GW
Wakefield 20 Falls Church II
wheaton l9--------La Plata [
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

BAfu SCORING Tonchdownss Roach gSg
rnnis Slaughter "a. passl. Masters ~
lplange1. Conventions: Beai. Masters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

Minnesota Scoring -Touchdowns Kce-
lt00, laferai-r1in from Larsosil. con-
version. Falls w n VI 8 49, re
Illinois SCORING -TOuei1dpwns: JefPer-
son f1l. rt1ni: Landheck t6s runl; Wood
lveraicns: Miller 2: Rem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

Nosre Dame scoring Touchdown
Morse. $40, pass run from Hornunel
Conversion. SchAefef.
p.sEs aasn r me- snnsI. 2ac nIsnwrs
Morrall Il. pluuGei. Conversions: PA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

Arkansas ~ = IexaS
Austin rs Mexico University I
Houston 81 Oklahoma AIM !
N. Tex. ST. 80 : Hard. -Sim'ns ]
SMU 20 -----R Rice
Texas Ann 10 $1,000 TCU /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-01
131!a7E7I1


Il" Notionolly Advertised Con- 800
sole, Mahogany Cabinet ---- ~h&1
$4s5.o0 Il" Strombers- carIson
i s'sss , :: Luxe Console, '.''- s24o
1 -" E"'''e" 7v Console with SO
General Electric II" Toble Model, 600
in crates. Was S1S9.95---- ~HZ1
q" Blond NotionolIy Advertised 800
Console. in crates. Yves $299.95 TH1Z
z4"copehort Teble Model, mo e. 90
hosony cabinet. Yves $429.eS ZOO
q" General Electric Low Boy,
Els ss;s.o5 "a n., doc; console: W: 1897
II" Nationally Advertised PORT &T9@
able ~. Was $l99.95 %azO
II" Zenith Aluminized Tube, &T10
mahogany console. Was $25s.95 80 =
5 So ss'shs'' Console. Was SAG
II" PhiIco De Luxe Console. Was $40
SZSS.95
$685. "a" MotoroIo Console, 1910
oiuminized tube ------- ~
$685. Il" MosoroIa Console, $770
De Luxe Model, aiuminized tube - y
1895 Il" Blond Emerson Con- $40
sole So
szz,.,, y" CHS c....,. 1888
S s11si' : y" De Luxe Ct T'1'' 1856
IL" RcA 1854 Console, Mahos- 500
any cobinet --------------- INV
Il" RIGA 1854 Mehosany Teble Ska
ModeI
x Mo- 'h''s' M'h'.'", ,a T'''. 1886
s ss,s;ss a" A.'e'.'s Blond 1888.
s sssss' vi 4" Eli sI; Ds., nahe'''y 1853
%ss es%s,. Ass:,''..' "" ; 1856
7 7,s k Meter Blond De Luxe SAG
Fl" .s 9.s. ' ss;. esn:ss A. 19o
n" n.,.,.,. 7.s,. Model soo
s.; ;:s; s.:,: ~ .. Blond t::. t~s'.s" with 1888
$229.95 I'll" Emerson Tobls $40
Model, Mople ---------- H~A
sss saseo a., n.As sss:t' Full Door s1oo
$299.e5 Il" Mosorolo Open
Face Console, AIuminixed Tube GET
and Optic Filter TH0A
n No. s. " Electric 1.s'. s1Oo
$22s.o5 Il" Emerson TobIe $170
Model, mohosony -------- ~
s,s:i' '- II" 'A''s. 1.s'. 1892
IL" Admiral Console with
Aluminixed Tube and 0ptieol SIX
Filter wv
N T.. %''''s'a Blond Table s12o
Szs9.s5 Il" Phileo Blond. Con- 800
sole Finsertip tuning. Alum. tube ~azZ
a., ,I.5 4 ;.s:, II. 7s1 sc. Model .'"" 1893
y. RcA Tail. Mode, $716
n" PhiIeo Toble Model. finger S79A
tip tuning
IT,; ss" 81: =: : r.: :s 81: 1919
~ RcA 1854 Tail. Mode, 1886
S3s5.sS ~" Phileo Blond Con- 800
sole, full doors ,------r----
Evening star., 1955-01-09
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR REM

OFFICE SPACE available. unfur-
Reasonable rent, dwntwn. location.
SILVER SPRING - Aforementioned,
new bank. bldg, all utils. Suite. all
or part; immediate possession S45
To- $19q; ~ THOMPSON & GRAY.
ENfIRE FLOOR. consisting Of 6
Offices; 1900 SO. IT. of space; $3.50
monthly rental includes all utils.
and lanitor service. Inquire at
lh24k x 81; NV, or can MR..
POhNSKY at. 2. 3-S567.
MEDICAL OFFICE. conv. ioc on l 9th
st bet. Park read and Monroe ST.;
535S OF RA. 3-1397
10Th AND X E.W--Five air-condi-
toned rooms. private lavatory and
shower; excellent location for trade
association. architects or profess
sional groups reasonable rent. RE.
IoI7 18th ST. N.w.-studio once
available; SIS q month. Other
rooms available; Aforementioned II
desired. ST. 3-5530. --10
1fth ST. between Eye and $500
to 5000 IT, of space. air-cond., End
fl. front: excel. for large suite. dis.
OFFICE, furnished. air cond.. mod.
bldg Own entrance. Vic. Hotel
Statler. Ma. S-3540. 20
DOCTORS OFFICE, excellent loca-
tion. modern bldg. Must be seen
to appreciate. HU. 3-3402. ---9
PRIVATE OFFICE, use Of reception
room. modern downtown air-eondi-
toned building; suitable sales or in
surance AGENTS, etc. Ma. S-64S2
1906 q ST. N.W.--Sa5 mo Once
for attorney in 3-rIn. suite. recep.
rm. RE. 7-7497, OIL. 6-T3S0. ~
FOR RENT. ONCE space. nice room
in building on Arlington Ridge I'd.
opp. new Arlington Towers Apis.
plenty parking space: prefer man
selling building specialties. For IN
spectton. ia 5-S1S6. %
OFFICE, wall-to-wall
earpeting. overlooking corner Of
Conn. and K and across the park.
proyiding q nice. pleasant view and
good working cond; 3-year lease
obtainable. Dl. 7-34S4. --13
Evening star., 1955-01-09
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
NTION, LANDLORDsl
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

14th AND P SITS. NV. 600 so. II
2-story brick. store front and auto
shop. WIN consider lease. MIR.
psy psSlIH, dI,EasiNf,f an lf1l ana ,.n,ary 10 itor.
and plant in nearby suburban Nd.
Good location; well equipped; over
1000 So IL, floor space. Large park
tne. lot: MIXED trade. S2o.0 .0nn or
best offer Must sell due to bad
roR roisis sALEsnersi hox ss1sR s.ar stare with lv
ing Quarters: four-room house, fac
tory building, fish pond. half-mile
irontase on hishway. In VtrEinia.
WISCONSIN AVE, near Sears q
srty With sotft frontase ntaiSe'iSa improved PsVp
BY . s-rm, property. with brick
Of property Building plecSment
fssTpss cflssf cnsaAk lsfs 'sss ssltSf. 81 rM n 4
CENTER OF M sIIvrs srRING. vicin-
IT, Ronitsn, and ren.on SIS: 2
ssCc sscodi E. sT Hl'h .s5s g dr 6r'ge YOUR h0Sss Ssn
30 ACRES. 10 miles south wasr : IN
Route 23s---Cieared land siIt. rhle
AIT Bsse: Boy soS,M star
COMMERCIM LOTS corner 81
TITO TITO nnu s Nnr.oss asss,a sMn14oen1,,,,,n.,,, NH,
Ansnes lprgfTIF Eypr ~aii
0aos ~ sT n II srr,o- .,,r, hr,.S
h,Sy ,rnnrd Gccy SS5yWsE Saed
hmsln..s cecttnr coo mn Y,irsc,
srrr, cwr.r 3. an ocrvrt.d ~;
,Ss ,sSn ;: i@msa,s.sIy yssstsa: -.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
sToRfs FOR RENT

CoL0RED-1fs Z. I. AVE. NV
Lss EIass fFons s-rm, store u
hood. Suitable for barber shop.
beauty salon. cleaning and pressing
shop, novelty or 1eweiry store.
ladies, dress shop. real estate ONCE
LAWYERS once, and many other uses:
THE JOLISShINT REAL ESTATE
SERVICE, HU. -3-5828. --9
Evening star., 1955-01-09
WEST VIRGINIA
COUNTRY ESTATE
For 2 Familiesi

90 acres, q tree-shaded lake, 2 mod-
ern homes: only a few miles from
Fairfax. Va Low price. $4,000.
2S44 or ia, e-52S0.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
STORES FOR RENT


DOWNTOWN AREA. mr.. White House
air-cend end A.. lge display Win
dow. facing 18th 81 good Tor dress,
millinery, eliildrenss shon or real
estate; ideal sales room; sIT5 per
nae, Apply TALLY-Ho ofisee. Sia
stas 18th sT,-Larse front window, sS
bus stop heated; central loc, Retw
LIQUOR anC hardware stores. Very
cheap rent AD 4-17sa. 10
STORE OR OFFICE, near senate.
2. 9; and Union ststions $50 per
mentn lbl D ne OWNER, II,
eli INDIANA AVE. N.w.-ssore loom g
24x2t,. ! rm. above suitable for
Rent, SS5 mo, ED. M. o'suLLfvAN,
MAR : iD6WNrowN--r1rss cOmni. i
story brick bldg. $500 so, fl, al
cony,, good cond,. suitable wholesale.
light mfc., warehouse reas. rent;
viii consider sale. AfR DouNIs,
esis RI..aDENsBURs BLADE nm. S.E.. iV ses-
tween S. Dakota and New York ave J
Full basement. apt. upstairs, large
parkips area in rear. store suxs0.
,sh SIT, AZ FLORIDA AVE. NV
l..steIy brick bldg. 2axlgo; front
Ter peints heavy pedestrian tFssIe.
sii lith sr. s.E,--First CONNER.
cial zone. suitable any pusiness.
sS sss ( E bs1Rollf St1S lliA csisRtsE-aysIIsas,, MAJ
tor the firkt time In ~ years; also
suitable for once purposes Apprcx.
ESQ 50. IT,, 2 laws, tertnto nCoFss
vacant, SANpoz. INC, 2 Dupont
circle. pU. 1-l2S
front, .7k0 50. ft.; new hldE.i fuli
basement, THOMPSON q GRAY,
~. k-nl00. 49, --o
Evening star., 1955-01-09
DISK SPACE tcsns.l

ATTRACrTyE OFTIcE ana dslk spacs
Z D4gsa as Sisl: :.r.ss .Es. .v sl,Dsai es
DE. s-SO00.
BARR BLDG. ei0 i7th q. nv. nr.
Conn. and Knew. mod. attractive
desk space for those Who want the
bests receptionist. switchboard. nah
and telephone ansWering service:
fflrn rens ST y-7f6A
Evening star., 1955-01-09
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

-FOUR BRICK BLDGS.. each 1Qx1s:
20-ft. alley; rent. $3.50 each; !
souare Georgia ave. and Allison ST.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. Ma. $4,000.
wrLL BUILD FOR LEASE. warehouse
q manufacturing plant; n e owners 81
sSone sIss n1'1 III tys; ss;-aio0.
4 800 SO. III. in mod. I-stqry ma
sonry bldg; r.r. siding. truck drive
In door. once, light industrial
zonlng; conY. located. See Mr..
Morris WEAVER BROS. INC. DI.
SHOP. or mfg. plant. ap-
prox. IH.080 sa. IT,; l-hoor masonry
bldg; neayy current distribs huores-
cent lights, truck doors, Offices. air
eond. IL desired, excel. for bench
work, laboratory or .eseafcn. See
Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS. NC
5.f0e SO. TT. on 1st mr.. end coml. !
located near 9th and Z sts. n W.
Reas rental, ST. 3-S932; ewes,
SMALL WAREHOUSES; just across D.
c. line near r. !. ave. 1880 It. and
up. E n LlGHTBOWN, WA T-i 1928.
2-STORY BRICK BLDG. -contaln-
ing APPROX al00 So; T.. well To-
Contains excellent once and stor-
age SPACE. Call Mr.. Dodge. ir.,
WEAVER BROS, INC. DI. f-s300,
ewes. EN-. 2-S498,
is2I r. 4. AvE.--l20xi17 IT.; / or
floors: loading doors front and rear.
n wA 81 N.R@i.5oo 50. it.. heat fur
sonable rent. A. NJ. ROTH CO..
DE E.T9Q0
Evening star., 1955-01-09
CORNER STORE

CORNER STORE
In downtown busy office
building. Excellent location
for offices, wholesale or re-
tail business. Low rental,
heat incl. VICTOR BLDG. :,
9th AND G PLACE NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Apple Orchard and Farm
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

MAh4LAND
/, 1856 acres on Patuxent River
Anne Arundel County. 6-room mod
ern masonry rambler. central heat
! large barn. implement shed, guest
nS,nIss; n,Is: soSs dSssihnS ssahSS h9sSSr ess1 Ss g
williams. West River l4sl.
g., 140. acres. Dayidsonville. Anne
Arundel County, good farmhouse
several tobacco barnS. stable. corr
house: paved highway: utilities: I'm.
mediate. possession; 20 miles D. c..
s idssl a tcoaceo, sr.in. lives, livestock farm farm,
8. 81 acres. Prince Georges County
6-room modern home, 2 large to.
bacco barns, double garage: i'm.
proved road. school bus and mai
service; Is miles D. c.: So. 800
CAL Mrs. Williams. West Rivei
4. is1 acres. Groom modern home
4-room tenant house: fronting OF
2 paved highways. complete farm
machinery: " interest In IA acre.
q tobacco: streams; IS miles D. c..
5. 100 acres, 4-room home. 2 large
barns. corn house, garage; complete
farm equipment, !. mule; h tnteres,
in ~ acres of tobacco; 2 streams
paved road; completely fenced: large
TIMBER. Hberel hnancinR. tmmediass
possession: 20 miles d. c.: Sl5,500
o. Is acres, Groom home. large
porch. running creek; immediate
miles D. c.: $3.50.
Z. 1855 acres, 6-room. colonial frame
home. good farmhouses, 3 largs
barns: both sides Of paved highway
running streams: near Chesapeake
ton: 30 miles b. C.; s25, 400.
8, AZ acres. 4-roon home, large TO.
bacco barn. stable, outbuildings: on
paved highway 80 miles d, c.;
immediate possession, good tobacco
and grain farm: 50. $50.
p. 211-acre peninsula on lower Pa.
tuKent River, 2 miles waterfront
sandy beach. perfect harbor:. i'm
proved by 12-room master dwell
ing, T-room modern home, 6-roon
beach cottage. .eomplete farm build.
ings: improved road to property
all utilities: fresh water lake: idea
club: so miles d. C.
10. Anne Arundel County colonia
estate, 155 acres, restored histori,
brick home. rooms, baths. land.
scaped grounds, managers house
barns. full set farm buildings: com,
plete farm machinery, tools. cattle
running streams, large orchard
paved road; Ideal retirement piaci
In first-elass condition: % milel
We have farms, wsterfronts, timber
going businesses 70 MI your require.
ments. CALVERT REALTY. AGENCY
Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone 109
354 and 225.J.l. INSPECTION BY
Evening star., 1955-01-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED TO LEASE, with option TO
buy, hotel In Ocean City or Reho-
both Beach Hqi 3;93SS; 3l4a 18th
NATIONAL Al elS NC coNcERR,Na NMsER,aMs; Wants D new
food. super market locations In the
Washington area, Box 410-R Star
RENT OR BUY bldg. properly zoned
for shop-studio, with comfortable
apt, NV, nr. 30-S0 carlines. CO.
5-1150.
or buy outright property requiring
remodeling o. modefnization. Have
excellent experience and facilities.
EN-. 3-i9f2.
KENNELS IN MD, for non-profit hu-
meme society, within IL mi. d. c.;
suit acreaRe cnnsid. III S-4tOa.