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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16

NEW YORK (GlobaD - We
have often spoken of cycles in
Sports-how certain fields for
given periods seem to be domi-
mated by one racial group or
nationality and then these stars
are replced by other groups.
In the field of boxing. Ne
groes seem at present pretty
much out of the picture-the
Heavyweight and Lightweight
titles held by Italians. the Mid
Nswsighi crown being worn
by a young Hawaiian. and a
young Mexican holding fheinew
Flyweight championship.
We can't help Boosting just a
bit. that during the regime Of
the Negro champions, boxing was
At its cleanest.
Whenever a champ finally goes
down before an opponent, there
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16

Pre-gsms ceremonies will
start AT $50 and an elaborate
program with q circus motif
has been arranged for between
halves.
Tom Cola. OF LaSalle College
and four-time All-Americsn, will
lead the college squad into ac-
ton against Abe Saperstein's
court magicians.
The Collegians, coached by Ray
Meyer OF DePaul. Johnny Jor-
dan OF Notre Dame, and Bob Cal
Than OF u. of D., will have the
highest scoring squad in the six
year history OF the court classic.
Star Studded Group
In addition TO Cola, the star
studded collegiate group will also
have AL Ferrari of Michigan
State, one OF the Big Tens lead
ing scorers; Jack Junior" Steph-
ems, Notre Danes captain: DICK
Garamaker. co-captain and Sec
ond in Big Ten scoring this year;
and Northwesterns all-time
greatest scorer, Frank Ehmann.
Other players with the All
Americans include Dick Heinrich,
Of Wake Forest College and
greatest scorer in the history Of
major college basketball; Jesse
Arnelle. OF Penn State. who
scored over 1000 points at col
lege. Fordham University's Ed
Conlon, who holds every scor-
ing record for that university;
Bob Schaefer, all-time record
holder from Villa Nova; and Ed
Fleming, Niagara University star.
The world-circling Globetrot-
ters. who have won each of the
previous FIVE World Series from
the Collegians, will present a
well-balanced lineup Of veterans
and outstanding rockies.
Seven-foot Walter Dukes will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16

ANN ARBOR.-Don't be a
one-spot or a one bait fisher
man, advises Karl F. LAGER,
chairman of the University of
Michigan's Department OF
Fisheries.
And Try 10 look at fishing
through the eyes of q fish.
he adds.
You'd never find a hunter
sitting in one spot all day"
says Professor LAGER, "and
yet look at how many fisher
men just sit and wait for the
fish to come to them
He suggests that anyone who
really wants to catch some
thing 60 after it. First, start
casting the shoreline with
floatlng-diving lure.
II the water is clear start
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
Tenn. State Drops 2

GREENSBORO, N. C.-The A.
and T. College Aggies jumped
off with a big start in the young
collegiate baseball season by
twice defeating strong Tennes-
see State University nine from
Nashville, here last Friday and
Saturday.
In the first game, the Aggies
had to come from behind to
accomplish the feat. With one
run down. So at the bottom Of
the eighth. Paul Mcclure, the
Aggie shortstop, blasted a two
run homer over the left center
field wall with his teammate and
relief pitcher, Frederick Taylor,
aboard for what turned out to
be the winning clout.
In the second game the Aggies
squeaked by on a 4-3 win.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16

be back, as VIII drlbbllng wizard
Leon Hillard; Clarence Wilson,
captain OF the Trotters and set
shot artist; Ermer Robinson, push
shot specialist; Josh Order, out
standing defense played, J c.
Gipson, pivot man deluxe; Sam
Wheeler, who leads Trotters in
comedy antics, and Sweetwster
Clifton. an addition each year
after the NY .Knickbockers close
the season.
Detroit Area Players
The three rockies who are
making good on the big time
are Charles Primas, former
Wayne University star who was
named most valuable player on
the Wayne squad last year and
previously had been named ALI
City in Detroit and All-Michi-
gan first team selection while
playing at Miller High School;
Ernie Wagner who had two out
standing years also at Wayne and
previously had been a three-year
regular and floor man for North
eastern High.
The third peweomer is Andy
Johnson. former All-American at
University OF Portland Ore, who
joined the Globetrotters this sea-
son after finishing a two-year
service in the Army where he
was voted the outstanding player
last year.
Tickets on sale al Olympia
Stadium Prices: S375, $500.
$3.50, Sl.75. tax included
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
FL Howard Feels
Nip Of Bias Law

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (CNS)-
The Yankees aren't used to the
problems OF having a Negro
member on the team-such prob
lens as which hotels to make
reservations while the team is
transforming the South plus how
to cope with troublesome edicts
affecting Negro players in diff
ferent cities.
This week as the Yankees
played the Birmingham Barons,
their Negro member was not on
the field. Local ordinance pro-
hibits Negroes and whites from
mixing in sports in Birmingham.
Howard sat it out while Berberet,
MVP Of the League as Baron,
caught in his place.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
Says Fishermen Err

the bait moving the second
il hits the water. he urges.
but il the waie- is cloudy LEI
il stay still for five or ten
seconds. then start reiriev-
ing. he adds.
This gives the fish time to
find what caused the splash
if visibility ism, good" he ex-
plains.
If you don't hook any near
the shore cast into deeper
water using a sinking bait
which will plumb the depths,
advises Professor LAGER.
And if they're still eluding
you. try the heavier cover
like lily pad fields. weed
patches or the moss beds
and cast. a slow sinking lure
next 10 this cover. making
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
metropolitan Nips
Policemen to Win
3rd Open Crown

With just three seconds re-
naming on the clock. Metropoli-
tan set its sights dead center and
scored five points to defeat the
Detroit Police last Tuesday in an
overtime period to win their third
straight Detroit Open Basketball
Tournament, 1888.
The Police led he champions.
el-7s. when Webster KirkseY
sent the game into overtime
with u jump shot.
Allen Hughes and Oscar Crit
fifth then took over. Hughes sink
ing two goals and three free
throws, Griffith two baskets and
one foul toss.
Officer Werner Killen scored
38 points on Ia baskets and 10
free throws. tying the individual
record set by Charles Primas two
years ago.
Moses Baldwin, also OF Police,
had 30 points, KrkSey leading
Metropolitan with 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16

Charles. the Cincinnati. o"
boxer. puneher who lost his
title 10 Jersey Joe" Walcoif
and has since fought two
isrillers with champion Rocky
Marciano. will be attempting
10 reesiablish himself as a top
contender with a win over
Holman.
"a victor over Charlie Norkus in
w. last bout Charles sports an
overall record of 81 wins (53 by
n o., one draw and IL losses.
Holman who calls Chicago
III hls home town, leaped into
the heavyweight picture three
months ago when he kayoec
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
Honor Local Wayne Cagers
Two Froshs
Among 9 to
Get Letters

Wayne University's Athletic
Advisory Board has announced
that l954-55 basketball awards
have gone TO some nine Detroit
area players.
They are George n. Brown.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Chalk. ~ z. Garfield; George
Duncan. Jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Duncan. 1887
Goodwin; Ronald p. Porter. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Porter.
ll62 w. Warren.
Also Clarence G.. Straughn,
1850 Clements; Donald II. An.
derson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Anderson, 934 Clay; Rob-
ert r. Kendrick, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Kendrick. 2l0 Mel
bourne: arpon S. London of New
Orleans, La; Dolzier Mcdonald,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dolzier
Mcdonald, 1874 Atkinson; Fred
erick Snowden, son of Mrs. Julia
Branche, 1850 Wildermere; and
Edward Williams, son of Mrs.
Margaret Reeves. 7473 Hanover.
Three-Letferman
Brown, the teams regular CEN
ter, is a graduate Of Cass Techni-
cal High School where he lettered
in three sports. He is sopho-
more at Wayne.
Duncan is one of the two
freshmen on the squad to receive
major letter. He is graduate
of Highland Park High School
where he was an All-State selec-
ton.
A holder Of All-City honors in
high school, Porter IS receiving
his second major award at Wayne
He is a junior in the University S
College of Education.
Another freshman, Straughr
was a tower OF strength to this
years team. He graduated from
Northern High School where he
lettered in three sports. Straughr
is married and has one child.
Another Three Lettsrman
Anderson is another Highland
Park grad. In addition to basket
ball, he lettered in baseball and
track in high school.
Snowden was letterwinnei
in basketball and baseball al
Northwestern High. He is cur
rently seeking a berth OH the
Wayne baseball team.
Kendrick graduated from Cass
where he starred in football and
basketball. Anderson, Snowden
and Kendrick are recipients OF
their freshman numerals.
Mcdonald, Williams and Lon
don all receive minor awards.
Both Mcdonald and Williams are
Army veterans who gained much
of their basketball experience IN
the service.
London, tallest man on th'
SQUAD at s f., inches, is en-
rolled as a sophomore in tho
University's College of Education
, He won his freshman numerals
| in the l953-54 season and comes
from Walter Louis Cohen Higf
School in New Orleans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
Tiger Jones Kos
George Johnson in 5th

ST LOUIS, Mo.-Ralph (Tiger)
Jones scored a technical knock
put over George Johnson at 2:0l
ci The fifth round in a scheduled
lO-round mIddleweight fight here
Pss FRIDAY night.
Jones. the sggressor through
oui- finished Johnson with con-
Vlnein9 power. Jones threw a
hard left hook TO the jaw OF
Johnson and followed with a
night cross that had buekling
power,
another combination had john
fon Keeling and helpless on the
topes when Referee Harry Kess-
ler stopped the bout.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
Alumni Group
to Support
College Fund

Members o the Inter Alumni
Association Of the 81 Negro col
leges pledged themselves TO
greater effort in behalf Of the
United Negro College Fund at a
meeting in the Urban League
last week at which Clarence
Jones presided.
Other officers Of the sssoeis-
ton are M. Proctor. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. LaVsds Brown. sec
reiarYi Mrs.. Z. Jsnneii. CORE
spending secretary. and n. Con-
rad Vaughn. treasurer.
Richard Nj. Bourke. campaign
manager for the UNCF in Michi-
gan, pointed out the urgent need
for the $4,000 being sought IN
Michigan in a Embarrassing drive
which starts April 10th.
The number Of college and
university enrollments in the
South is expected to double with
in the next ten years" Bourke
said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
Jun;us Tries Legs

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. tCNS)-
Former basketball star Junius
Kellogg. is fighting the biggest
battle Of his life. A year ago, his
spine was severed in an auto
accident SO that he was not ex-
pected 10 live
Junius is trying bravely and
persistently TO walk again. The
former cage star. who figured
Importantly in exposing racket
ering in basketball, hopes now 10
become a teacher.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
Saddler Signs

SACRAMENTO. Calf. (CNS)
--Wiry Sandy Saddler has signed
for a non-title bout on April 18th.
The worlds featherweight boxing
champion will meet Sacramento's
pride-Joey Lopes in a 10 roun-
der.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16

a steady retrieve. he sus-
sests.
Excellent places 10 work
are around sunken logs, fallen
trees. brush piles and rocky
shorelines.' he maintains.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16

Cesar Brion, one OF the leading
eontenders in the division. He has,
record of rs wins Us by K.O),
one draw and 10 losses.
Sportscaster for The "Pabst
Blue Ribbon Bout 10 be an
nOunced.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
Charles Faces Holman
In 3rd Come Back Bid

Euad Charles heavyweight champion of the world
md John Holman fast-risng avore in the Midwest meet
lOound Beach Auditorium CHS Teevision
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
betrotters-An-Stars
Meet Saturday Night

BssAebss greatest spectacle the Annual World Series OF
basketball fabulous Harlem Gobetrote and the
1855 College AAmecans 2cy nationwide tour
at Olympia Saturday night. April l6
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BoATS

CRUISING HOUSE YACHT, Just
hauled; bottom pert: 47x13 f.. 100
hip. EQUIP. for living aboard. Docked
at 500 Maine ave. s'w'; $4,000 cash:
2e-FT. sTEELCRAFT DAY CRUISER.
fully EQUIP: head. galley, sleeps q
H Sre. es9d cf sseE sale e JH
1851.
wANTED-wILL PAY UP TO s1..i
800 cash for Chesapeake Bay type
cabin. fishing boat, 80 to 40 #;
survey. Box AIS, Star. --21 Z.
16-FT. THOMPSON "a. Laptraks.
outboard. with 20 hip. Evinrnds
s sass i sERftf s7OQ A All Tor b aa:
Md. or call ~. 5-7657. -21 -
CABIN CRUISER aft. cabins:
sleeps 6: 3 heads and showers.
cruise atrs. Gray Marine engine.
Needs some work. sacr. $500, Ju.
BOAT TRAMER--small wheel win
carry 1 last boat $50 or best %. 9f.er.
1s.rT. wHIRLwrND. 10 h.p. out.
board, will do 80 m.p.h.:. remote
controls. water skis, plus ell equip;
ever needed: $525. HE. 4-S22s
after z. III =
FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Bay.
resert. CAPT. KING, 10, 4-6s45,
daytime: WA. TAILOR nights. Wk.
ends.
wANTED-BoAT TRAILER. model
800 Alligator, or suitable for 90
Ext. sos or write Box 172-M. Star.
- -.
SOFT. 1858 Steel 6afticraft express
cruiser: like new: fast: sleeps D.
20O-h.p. Chrysler Imperial. See
Steward Charlie King at Corin-
lHnnkinIAd an NAYt RaRnl
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

BUY NOW AT REDUCED PRICES
Nice, heated. furn. 2-bedrm.. liy;
rm., din. rm., kit. bath; screened
porch; garage: toolhouse:, boat;
pwer. mower: $1,000: $1,000 down,
$50 mo. ALSO BEAuT; MOD: BAY AZ
terms others go from 1880. 8 J..
pEa H. MD MI; lots. $500. Also
commercial and Z acres for sub
div. Sacrifice. 81 800 acre. z: ].
RYAN LII. 3-o457. al
s. RIVER, directly on the water
All-year home, oil h.-w.h;, tnsu-
nm all.eIee; kit orcb Ice ally liy' r rm;,
sandy beach, pier, deep water; only
$4,000. easy terms. Call MRS.
POOR. West River 5505, associated
with B. M. ODUM, Broker. -2l
SPECIAL-South River cottage: Ice.
Enotty pine liy ,aI rm;' fr cpl: , d IL
waterfront ont: owner in Fla; sandy
beach: bargain, $4,000. Call Mrs.
Poor, west River 5505, associated
with B. M. ODUM. Broker. --21
MIMOSA COVE, DEALE. MD.--New.
all-year 3-bedrm. home. fireplace.
electric kitchen, lot 100x100, beau
s sg Bo cove rs. sahnE 1 Wsa
~ Sono %
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic.
Md.-Cottages and lots sale to col
leae graduates, See rent I'D. III
LAKE JACKSON. committing dis
sanse New cott1 ,se;,, silw ss dSG
TiDWELLs, Va acres. cottage.
4 years old; 14x24 Knotty- pine
liv. rm.; full bath: 14xS screened
porch: art. well. pvt, pier. good
bunting, fishingi. o eraASing; a ESeel'
BEACH LOT. $1,000: Kent Island.
SiO0 down. Balance monthly. Reply
c 6Gn Ri sivE ksek sb.sbdMMod.rn Cot
tase furnished. 3 bedrooms. bath.
A real buy. Terms. SAM WEBB.
B R5SkfTi klin YEaSlRo yf H6ar.
EdseWater Beach. Nd. for sale.
Modern In every respect. three bed
rooms. tile bath and kitchen: maid's
room and bath In basement. Huge
dock extsnd ding , TO- d sese , wsaer
trust. Askins price. Ss2.560. Phone
OWNER. National s-0o7s. Brokers
RfV HS.' Nd. so minis. D. c.-Beach
cottage, equipment Tor year-round
living on private beach. Furn, 2
bedrms.,. liv. rm.. din. rm.. cleo.
kit. bath. lge. .playroom. ser, pch.,
Ice. stone firepl.. oil hit. BY OWN
BURTONsvILLE DAM AREA--Beaut.
l acre bldg. site. Water visible on
new Rte. 20. p. o. Box 251. Ken
FALLS CHURcH CITY-14.70o 50.
#. level lot among fine homes: all
utils.. paved street; convenient
transp.. schools. shops: price 81. 900,
easy terms, ASK-US? REALTY CO.,
IA, s-1252, ia. 1869, al
LAKE BAREFOOT ra-acre lot,
overlooks lake; lovely trees, boating.
priced below cost. easy terms.
ASK-Us? REALTY CO.. ia. s-l252.
Lors-s.. 600 and $4,000. Some
with ali utils. Also l35 acres in
Fairfax Co. Ready to build on. ia.
5-6234; ia. S-5310 ewes. 81
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LoTs-Ss. 900 and $4,000. Some
with all utils. Also 1876 acres In
Fairfax Co. Ready to build on. ia.
5-6234: ia. $500 ewes. 81
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

ana conIMERcIAL GROUND IL
s ssSshssslas d lehs %Isanauis ssss!nsss
Call CO. 6-23e1; ewes. EN-. 3-5943.
BEfHEsDA-RIvER ROAD AREA,
approx. 3 600 50. II. zoned heavy
industrial; near B. q Q. siding;
trtcal service; fiuorescept fixtures.
Cali Mr.. MARTIN, HU. 3-4030.
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Continued on Next Passl
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INVESTORS, ATTENTION!-owner
must sell remodeled 5-rm. row brick
home, now rented for ss7 so, at
$1,000 below VA approved sales
price q $4,000. co. 6-2o69 OF
Sc. 2-FxMiLY. 2-story brk.. semi
Diet. facing Govt. park: bedrm.
each: full bsmt.; gas heat: SIS, 300,
r 'stps ApAR EsfSnaSs: 'SuiIDiNas .
tColored), fully rented; tenants pay
all utilities; attractive price and
excellent return. For Information,
call RosENFELp REALTY co;
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FARMS

1870 ACRES. I2s open; bal; small small
F Fa1fSs; on Price ac' So. BOO This IS
. real investment. BYRNE REAL
TY. BR. S-sS8O Closed Sundays.
1885 ACRES with z nm. modern
house; finished knotty pine. PIANO.
rama view OF Blue Ridge Mts.: Sb
Der: 1 barn, So 800. cali VIM
chester $500 or JE, 4-7170 ewes,
FARM WANTED IN LoupouN OR
liz Win small immediste essh' May
develop into school, CIR. 3-2473;
GERMANTOWN, ATOMIC ARIA
Story book house with is. picture
windows. 2 flreplaces. 4 bedrms.,
meadow osons vieS iro ali rcos oTer
and fishing. Many outbuildings. VIII
sell with very. small amount OF
acreage or total Of $50 acres. Nj.
fast .. G: transportation: I mile
nnous q % hsf Box sa sssT Fee sss very
WANTED DAIRY FARM. 1870 acres C
or more: Washington market; 40
COW barn, Frederick, Mont, or
howard COunJleS, mOQ. npuset-
April /, 1856. Box 237-T. Star.
100 ACRES, 6-rm. mod. home. OUT
buildings: 10 mi, from d, c. line,
out Marlboro pike: S29,050 or will
consider selling 90 acres with out
the house for 5000 per acre: SUBJ
division possibility, valuable gravel
deposit on prop. PRINCE GEORGES
r fE9fEETpFzEsam sp ARE E7f NV. pflee.
for productive purchases pr0htbt-
tive. This one Is right in Mont.
gomery County. priced right; $50
acres, stream. mod. bidgs,: com.
i9ons' sR. rRUSDfh. o. s, q:
60 ACRE FARM, s-rm, house; 80
miles D. c., Southern Md; IS. 500.
Only $1,000 down and terms. MR..
BEACH, 4035 Livingston I'd. Sc,
10. 7-3216; ewes, UN. 4-l997.
BY owNER-Approx 7b acres Of
land located on lower part Of the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland plus =
rm, and screen porch farm house
and other outbldgs. with electric.
Approx. one-half land in excel. state
OF cultivation. Balance well set in
pine, large amount for pulp wood
and saw timber, $1,000. Call
Z, A, LEE, RA. 3-a3Ss -22
FRONT ROYAL, vA.--SS.7b0. .5A
acres, fenced and cross fenced; 6
rooms. bath, central heating. slsc..
! bidgs. PERI. cond. Call Lu. 1-to6I,
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

1889 CONN. AvE.--Attractiye 2nt
floor; parking for 2 cars. Call DU
7-66s6 or AID. 2-2508. A-21
DOCT0R's SUITE Of 8 rooms; ideal
rental reasonable. Ii. 6-SII3. Iii
DESIRABLE. small. air-conditionet
location. 915 Eye st. NV. Room 30
ATTRACTIVE air-cond once over.
looking White House and Lafayette
Park. Telephone answering .serv.
zee included Call ST 1886.
MEDICAL OFFICES. air,eond;. mod
RA 3-i3S7.
BETHEsDA, MD.-Ist-noor suite
facing Wis. ave-; parking: heat
isht: tanitor service; 500 mo.
1921 CONN. AYE. mr.. shorehan
and Sheraton-Park Hotels; entire
Completely soundproof ! SS25 bel
Sat. or sun; co 6-l070 Monday.
DOMINION ARMS APT. BLDG. Is
dle5s I'd, near Ar. Blvd. Ar Ia Va
It. each. ieft in this new BLDG
Heat. water and air cond. furn,
Suitable for insurance CO., real
estate cffice. doctors, dentists
finance CO., etc. Ample parking
Reas. rent. Immed. possession
Consult Mr. Jenkins. SHANNON q
LUCHS CO., Realtors. 724 14th ct
18th ST. NEAR X ST.. N.W.-Beauti.
full End floor space, completely re-
decorated. New asphalt tile fiooi
and floor. lighting fixtures. Ap.
recently remodeled. Owner viii di.
vide and air condition. Heat Turn
Vacant. Excellent for trade asso.
real estate of1ees. lawyers, insur,
ance CO.. etc. Reas, rent. Consul
Leasing Dept. SHANNON q LUCHi
GO. Rssltors. 724 14th st. NV
SfiH liz 81. NV. 5th aoor-Ap
prox. 1. 400 50, it,. recently redec
GRATED. very attractive space. Heat
water and elevator service. furn
Young, SHANNON q LUCHS co.
Realtors. 724 l4th st. NV. Ma
N: 1Rs22iiNGT0N-s rms. sir-cond
Ideal for builder, real estate. o
5-2991i ewes, KE. 6-S76b. Pc
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FARMS tcont.l

LouDOUN cOUNTY-e. acres: %
built, white Colonial block, Extras
include 14-ft, picture window and
firepl. In living room; walnut,
cling In dining .oom. electric
kitchen, tile bath. 2 bedrms, Double
garage, utility room. bath end
play room with firepl. In bsmt
Swimming. fishing view Of. noun
tains; SO 900, More land avail.
Ienah 6-2552, week ends. go
24I ACRES OF FARM LAND n
Prince William County Just out
Of Fairfax with 2 miles Of river
frontage. Capable Of supporting
80 head Of cattle and better. So
acres cleared, includes farm house
and barns. Beautiful views.
LIN Ay I've IN o.aiIa ~@i
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MODEM CLEAN. 2 or 8 bedrm-
home IN 200 zoo. s;si % nes sssg kRs
cox. Lu. 2-s136 or ST. 2-736s.
WILL PAY top dollar for houses;
Ewes. Hr. curro. u. S-ias2.
HIGHEST CASH OFFER on proper
ties In "a hours. Mr. DELE, 10
2-0t3S3 or ST 3-3520
WE WANT HOUSES or .bldgs. in any
cond. Have client who wants 70
remodel. Capitol Hill area IN par,
ticular. Mr.. West. GoSS REALTY
HAVE SUBSTANTIAL CASH to buy
4-hedrm. brick. det.: Iva or 2 baths:
In good Sc. location. 10. 3-6sS9'
ON SIXTEENTH STREET or ives,
Thereof Professional client viii pay
cash up TO $3.50 for q detached
center-hall DWELLING; or 8 rooms
Sd 5sa G f. sAT mi s ssians e co
1900 4th st; NV, Res. IA. $4,000
MHR nfsi MPsizED0 OLDER HOUSE
baSically good condition: on large
preferably in Chevy Chase Village,
Somerset or Cleveland Park; LARGE
essential. Middle eos. Can Ms.
66i RRFs REs sEEss 81 81 ees 90 20. AN
YOU DON'T HAVE TO LIST. We
will buy your home for all cash; no
commission. no charge for valua-
81 100000 In property. since 1946.
Our reference---Any title CO. JO-
SEPH KINsKY, Realtor. ST. s.
1911; ewes, OIL. 4-5574. --2S
CASH for . or 3 bedrm. bTk. bum
salow or rambler: CaFole Highlands
or Takoma Park: must be reason
Able. Call. after 9, RA, 3-4405.
FAMILY NEEDS HOME. will rent !
VI. with option to buy Will paint
and fix; Can HA. 2-ses4. we IKE
SMALL BRiCK HOUSE in D. c. for
ONCE client. Not over SIC 900, with
$1,000 cash. z. QUINCY SMITH:
INC. I41S H st. NV, DI. 7-go57
or OIL. 2.9474. --25
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20
REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-4-bedrm.
cottage, ocean block. ideal for 2
family. Avail. AUG. 81. OIL. 4-o7b1.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-ocean
block; S bedrms.. 2h bath, fircpl.
Avail. Aug. 81; $3.50 wk. Ju. g.
OCEAN a CITY. Md. new apis. on
the beach. vacancies in September.
Labor Day week. S65. S45 there
after. CAN La. 6-sl62. 22
PERFECT RETIREMENT HOME 81
Deale, Nd. Prac. new 2-bedrm., lee.
liv. 'rm., big kit. tiled bath; on
"a acre: walk. dist. stores. churches,
fishing: garden space. $3.50. For
sale by owner. Call West RIVER.
RENT OR SALE, 500 dn., SIS per
mo.--rm. and bath bungalow.
modern. lEe. screened porch. com
pIetely furn., / yr. old; extra lot.
Oak dr., Giebe Heights, mr.. Loeb
Haven, West River 2-2041. -2l