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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07

CHEVY CHASE LuxURYI RAMBLER
brick fabmler for S33.950. Spa
cious center-hall plan with huge
living room-dining room comhina.
ton. lovely big kitchen with break
fast aleove; two enormous bed:
rooms and TWO tile baths. Full
basement contains gorgeous ma
hogany.paneled reereation room
q bath and two-car bnilt-in "a
rage: perfect condition. Real luxu-
rious living In . fine neighborhood
for the couple or small family
interested In size rather than num-
Der Of rooms. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
81; 7-i4di; ewes. wo; $500,
NAL. close to all schools and trans
portation bedrooms. 3 baths,
new all-eleetric Kitchen, side-hall
plan. wall-to-wan cafpeting, recre-
alton room with fireplace. 2-car ga
rage. very attractive rear garden.
Owner moving, has priced this fins
Spsns cal N1 We s T. Ss50Ti s' s$
E ETsWs 81 Il. % JoNEs ss0a ! c.. NC nc
FOREST I'LL HiILs-An excellent pur.
chase for this area: center-hall
brick Colonial on large tree.shaded
din. rm,. Kitchen. gracious library
ana powder. rm. on LIST a.: lovely
bedrms. and 2 baths on End a.: full
bSnt.. scr. porch. att. garage; S4u. :
600. excellent financing. Call kE.
10000 It'll q pm. REALTY BRQK-
NJ Frs p;,IEEs G NssltSrs;t row brick:
fnRAfnn
lie. family Yards. porches. widow
must sell: $3.50 down. s95 mo. H.
3425 MT PLEASANT ST. Nv
Tell your friends about this. lovely
6-rm. home. near school and park
Mr.. GA. AND ALAsKA-Fer sale OF
rent. tops in cony.; terrihe bargain ::
rec rm.; i ist.flr. powder fm., h.
VIII. 1928 9th st. nv. OWNER.
IA. s-Si37. Is
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE,
not far from Wisconsin and Ne
braska ayes: located on q. street
of, other attrac. homes. This Is q
l-owner house that has been
pampered and Is perfect for q
small family. 1st a. has liy. rm
with. arepl;. din; rm.; kit. and excel
poECns -uQ u.s = bCutunsss gnbu oitu
finished sleeping porch: full bsmt:
garage. and a really lovely. level
fenced yard. Priced very reasonable
at SIR,95n. Ewes, call OIL. 2-4395.
MARS1ELLER- McCABE. Wo. o.
1866.
BRICK sEMIDETACHED, $500 block
Warren st nw.-S rooms. full
bath plus halls: beautiful place;
2-car brk, gar. 5 bedrooms; pleas
ure to show. Hard to beat for
So 300. EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor,
$500 Conn. ave. EN-. 3-7263. -
I4IS MONTAGUE ST. NV bed
rms: uniin. 3rd a. Lee. lot. Cow.
to shop, churches and transp
BARRY CO., NE. s-2o25. Ewes,
ais ia fEssssNDEN sT.-1st time Of
fered. Attrae, 6-rm. home on Ice
lot: good, wide street. cow. neigh-
horhood. close to public and pa
rochIal schools, churches. shop
ping, transp. Priced reasonably
at excel. terms. L. ]. MILLS d
ss sSrs End ri fL. NV Nt.SW.l1s-bsdroem De-.
brick, chestnut trim. fireplace IN
living rm,. Diet. garage. For appt.
call Miss Zaker, Pc. $4,000. MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th
ST. NV. AID. 4-2005.
NEAR STATE DEPT.-14 rms. deer
lot: easy converted to apis. OWENS
REALTY ME- 2-04R6
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Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7.514t
Distributor Wanted
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Detached brick, Williamsburg Co
lonial. with front porch, center
hall plan: 3 bedrms., 2h baths:
level lot; detached garage; mr..
finest schools. churches, trans
portstion, Priced In middle EOS;
Call LEGUM d. GERBER REALTY
CO. EN-, $4,000 ~ o pm:
modern kit. powder RIM. screened
porch: 4 bedrms., paths. up. Full
bmst.. rec. .rm. with bar. Att. ga
rage. Excellent location: Sa9.5O0.
BILLfNGsLEY REALTY CO.. EN-.
AMER so u.t1lssp X Z = VALLEY AREA
completed by Frank g. Phillips: 3
bedrms.. 2 baths. on End A.. lst;
floor Law. all-elec, kit, beautiful
'family room with fireplace IN
basement; screened porch. Fully
prepared for year round air con-
s. Phillips, Di. 7-14Ii: ewes,
B Ek siSP7ys ooDs, D. c.-wond.r-
full buy for some discriminating
family--6-year- brick Colonial
with paneled den, powder rn,. de
luxe Kitchen Win 0lnlne area
screened porch and patio; beautiful
paneleh rec. run. and Va bath In
basement: 2nd H.: good bedrnls /.
2 fine baths: slate roof; cool wooded
area. Definitely worth seeing Own
er leaving town. Wonderful nLanc-
ing; S27.950. BILLING6LEY REAL
TYi CO., EN-. 2-2326 til 0 pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Diet. Colonial.
3 edrms., 2 baths. Nv. nm, din.
rm kit, side porch, gas heat. rec.
rm. storm windows, garage; close
to transp. and schpol; CLAUDE
sHIFLET, tn. 2-040O: RIA. j.
BROOKDALE AREA - Immaculate.
3-bedroom, white-brk. Colonial: on
Western ave, one long block from
Woody's. Brand-new kit. with dish,
washer and disposal. Full basement
with Law. and tile. floor. Built-in ga.
rage, Nice level lot. Priced ~
S20,7b0. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
DI. 7-l4l1: ewes, EN-. 2-p26b, -
CLEVELAND AVENUE, near National
cathedral-Brick, rooms, baths
large liv. Tm. with fireplace, bsmt:
buiit-in garage: oil h.-w.h.; immed
possession. Price, 100000. DRUR
REALTY CORP, 1n11 goth g.
olson. 20. 2-27Os. -s
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HOUSES uhEURA. tcsat.l

coLoRED-4Oe DELAFInLD NV
sig rooms; Raa heat, garssei $Ss.
SAM RosEY. AID. 4-2700
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Mass. Ave. Area
Yorktown Village
NORRECK

Dream house, 4 yrs. old: modern A.
bedrm. Colonial style, Q tile baths.
2-car garage, fireplace, IS apple
and peach trees, on l y acres. This
is the buy of your life. Full price.
S24, 900, terms.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BAR AND GRILL. located on Sth st.
sc. Good bar business. Seats over
100: low overhead. Price $4,000,
terms $1,000 cash down. w. Z.
THRIFT I II Er 'sxe Sysa i4l1 Pa. aye
COAT COON CONCESSION with
eiEar and cigarette counter for
teie. yearly lease. FAN 4 BILL 8
RES AURANT. For :.ppt.. call Mr..
Harry Cohen, bet. : ana . pm.
MOTEIr--One Of Ocean city's newest
motels. Only 200 IT. from beach,
~ rms. and Unframed. lobby. $25.
900 cash reQuired.~ Property avail.
for inspection. Call Ocean city $50.
GROCERY in Hollywood, Nd. % mi
Greenwood 5-7762. 10
HAVE MONEY TO INVEST In re-
search and development lab. Inn
manufacture. engineering firm or
similar organization: principals
BOOMING HOUSE. is rooms. 8
baths. oil heat. Constitution ave.
100 block NE: income quoted up
to S5l5 mo; plus apt. and bath
ELLIS Ellis 1910 Vermont ave. Re
DR11tGsToRE = Large and well
stocked: IT. Meade. Nd; doing
good business. Exec potential;
Owner viii sell al sacrifice: Call
Mr. Helms. Glen Burnie 1850 oI
Grain hwy. s.. Glen Burnie. Nd:
RRsT.-BAR-APT.. air cond.: excel.
bar bus; sell all or "a Int. to
DESIRE TO PURCHASE going bust
ness. VIII invest I'D TO $4,000
R sSS mr. Fsa ,iIE; 1900 blk. o,
$40. Income quoted $322 ane
apt. Price. 100000 with S75t
down. EDWIN L. ELLIS. RE. 2.
discount HOUSE. beauty salon
Photographic studios. II you hav'
the capital and imagination, have
the location to rent you, entire. 2nt
floor, Wash's busiest downtown
corner: 1000 50. IT.. pvt entrance
large windows. modern decor, air
conditioned; ideal for many uses
Available Sept. is. OIL. 4-03o0;
SHOE REPAIR SHOP. space avafl
in dry cleaning store. Located
heavily populated nshbrhd. Lo
GROCERIES-No. l income weekly
$1,000: No. 2 income weekly So.
500; No. 8 income weekly $4,000
Information given TO RESPONSIBLE.
ia. s-Gss4. RE. 7-0676,
GRILL DOWNTOWN. Short hours
Open 5 am, close 9 pm. B days
only. Sacrifice.
Beer tavern. Over $50 cases and 10
kegs weekly. Strictly beer. Call
on this one.
ATYAa p1oRrRAar 70
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coLoRED DUPONT CIRCLE
3-story brick, 2 tile baths. bed
rooms. very modern kitchen. Home
Is immaculate, has all new hard
wood floors; over $4,000 was spent
on this rs b hSms f0T 9th m9 ony
down; total price, $1,000.
JOSEPH K1NSKY, REALTOR
ST. 1891 Ewes, RA. 3-2265
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

3 ACREs-A BEDRNs.-Handsom
brick and stone residence with ver-
mont slate roof; situated on .
slight knoll. with beautifully
landssSpea acres; more sfSund
ssd Ssaatia nd y 0a rm s up 'hs Srsrs !,
both with hrepiaees, din. rn. and
den with powder rm. on LIST noor:
2-ear attached garege. This e e
steal ct S47, 300 EARL T. WRIGHT
Co, OIL. $1,000; eyes, OIL. 2
N HSS WHEATON, HIGH - Brick
rambler; 3 bedrms., Ia baths. full
basement, lge. liy. rm. with stone
fireplace, dining ell; assume lge.
loan ct 4A%. Owner purehasins
larger home. CHESTER II. KEEL:
LER. Realtor. JU. 5-710o TIL
rms e sc CHARMING LARGE s-bedrm.
brick Colonial on Colesyille rd:, in
excellent condition with built. in
garage. This Is another more for
your money value. CHESTER u;
KELLER, Realtor. u. 5-71O0 I'll
NEAR Z z II foREsr GLEN-pretty whit.
fenced lot LIST a.. Ice. Nv. rm,, bed.
full daylight bsmt.: End a.. nm.
ished for / or 2 hedrms. BargaiL
for quick sale. MICHAEL WALSH
1882. OIL. 6-7256. III
WHITE BRICK RAMBLER on large,
Well-kept lot. Firepl., paneled den,
2 bedrms.; lge.. fully equip. kit;
util. rm.; eony. to everything in
Kensington. FLA priced ct S14.-
900. Call now to see this epotless
home. LO. $4,000 III o Pm.
HUQdINS q HARRISON, INC,
BETTER THAN new challengs
you to find Q better cared for home
bedrms.,. sep. din. rm.. fun bsmt
with peneled den and COW. 70 81
schools in wheaton, Immediate
occupancy. Asking $12. 500. Assum.
present Gi loan Of $4,000. Call q
once. JOHN DENNIS, 10. 6-1Sl3
COLONIAL INSX1EST1MnE1NT coarr
walk school and market: Kenmort
S-W heater. auto. washer, IL.
cuff. refgr., under warranty.
bedrm. upstairs: rest insulated
and partly finished. nreplacei poo
membership optional, $4,000: rs.
sume IS. $50 Az CT loan, resi-
cash. Call GA. 4-S752. III
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Modern 4-bedroom. full basement
and bath. Nice large rooms.
Chicken house. Several outbuild-
ings. On / acre Of land. A real
huy Mt S19 600,
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Misunderstanding
HARRISBURG

2-bedroom house and bath on large
lot. fOx165. Auto. heat. Good
buy At $1,000. Terms.
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co-oP. ApTs. FOR SALE

LARGE 2-BEDRM. APT, / block
TO bus and shopping. 10 minutes
to Pentason: new fireproof garden
type building. OWNER will sell
equity. Call after 9 pm, IA. T.
BARGAIN! LOVELY VIEW. Corner
apt /: 2 bedrms., iiv. rm., din. rm..
kitchen, foyer. bath: all large: old,
established, well-manaaed CO.
operative: excel. transp. 10 min
utes downtown: SI1.000. Direct
from OWNER. Manager no: 2
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ASK-AROUND
LOOK-AROUND
COME-AROUND

And see these apartments. Some Of
which may be rented with option
TO buy. Particularly older couples.
Enjoy gracious living In your own
little home In cooperative fire.
proof. all-brick apartment bldg:
near bus and shopping. Modern
and luxurious living at q minimum
yourself. MRS BRADEN, IA. z
OS77 or IA. 8-6576. Iii
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n CHEVY CHASE

Lovely brick ramblers, attractively
situated on . large (90x160) Level
lot, fenced-in rear yard has been
beautifully Handicapped by Italian
gardener. Both living and dining
rooms have large picture windows
overlooking garden: dining room
opens onto screened porch. Two
twin-size bedrooms and Q full
baths. Large paneled study which
can be used as 3rd bedroom. Par
auet oors throughout. 1mmacu-
late condition. $31.500. Ewes.
cali Mr.. Hamilton, EN-. 2-27S0.
w. C. & A. N. MILLER
DEvELoPMENT CO., REALTORS
1850 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
ROCK CREEK HILLS
A Ice. white brick Colonial home In
exclusive Rock Greek Hills: LIST a,
has liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. and
den and "a bath; lge. scr. porch;
baths. Bsmt, has rec. rm.. maids
rm., full bath; also. 2-car garage.
on "a acre lot, plenty Of trees and
shrubs. Priced In the 30s. Call
LAWRENCE v; LUTz CO.. ~. 8
1929. ewes, call Mrs. Kephart. IA.
2-72S4 %
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HOUSES FOR sALE-LN.E.
$4,000 DOWN

1914 MASS. AVE. NE.
Brick: rms. 3ha baths oil heat:
full bsmt. Owner occupies LIST Il.
apt. and has an additional income
OF S217 per mo.
READMOND REAL ESTATE
tn. 2-61sl EN-. s-ss76
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Many. many other good buys IN
Rockville and Gaithersburg yicin-
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T PLACE Sc, 1900
living room, dining room. kitchen
3 bedrooms, rec. rm.: $50 mo,
Il. 7-4413, Ii. 6-7353. LII. l-S2Sl
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proved; Sis. 900; brick Colonial; 6
rms, scr. porch. lovely yard; more
for your money in two-story.
CHBRTER H.. KELLER, Resltor.
~. k-71O0 TIL b pm.
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silver SPRING RAMBLER
8 bedrmS., Ice. liv. rfn., din. rm
fe1 RsapmSS sT6 Y Rsa Es 5 sSaco'
To. 2-616I EN-. 1887
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HOUSES FoR sALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA, mr.. Good Hope I'd
Semidetached; 8 rooms, 3 large
bedrrns,. gas h:-E. heat, porch;
REALTY. INC. LU. 4-3400. RE
CONGRESS HTs.-3-bedrm. semi.
oct. brick; beaut. loc., nice yard;
gas heat; Sl2,950, easy terms
JOHN .d L SHELTON REALT3SR
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, mr.. conETes.
Theater - Standardized brick: I
rooms, 2 master bedrns.. screened
porch, knotty pine clubroom: deer
lot. AL condition. HARTMAN
REALTY, NC LII. 4-3400, LIZ
HiILLcREsT, mr.. Alabama ave-.
year-old detached Colonial: center
hall, Z rooms 4 bedrms.. 2 baths,
/ bedrm. and bath lst floor, full
bsmt., gas INV. heat, porch; large,
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. In. 4.
3400. LU. 2-5976.
Mr.. ALABAMA AVE. - New, de.
taehed; .3-bedrm. rambler: full
daylight bsmt.; gas heat; deep lot
0E kitchen, S15,950. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC. LIZ. 4-3400. Lu
IIs sy Mass. AVE. s.E-s-apt. house
Good investment. Furniture. LII
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APARTMEkTs WANTED

apartment in Christian home. Rea-
sonable. Box 470.R Star 70
good tvhitel tenants in D. C..
Call MANDEL. AID. 4-34OO.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage
Teas. ia. 9-2937: ewes, RIA. 3-l4l6
70
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches q speciality. 8. /. MORRI6
Tu s-ll50 or Ii 6-2ssa.
across the country: safe storage in
ssparate rooms; expert packing
P fns 20 NC elof vnI3s sT 1SSs
HOtIN q AND HAULING. day OF
nient: expert handling: reasonable
BEs1 MOVERS IN T0WN-Lov
rates expeT. men, 2t-hr.: l-bsdrm
npta $40: closed vans: ms. AP
0~eobo.
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Quality 3 bedrm. brick rambler; 40
II. recreation rm.: fireplaces; acre
Handicapped lot. For apt. Call MISS
Zakef. FE. $1,000.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
1894 18th st. NV. AID. 4-2OOo
.
NORTH KENsINGTON--New g.
bedroom, 2-bath brick home; liv,
rm. with fireplace. din. rm. and
GE kitchen, full bsmt., 2 large
porehes. Priced to sell 1t Sl9,-
FRANK FRA w, DIcKERsoN. Broker
10. $4,000 Ewes. OIL. 9-S731
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C.l2 THE EVENING STAR
ANS. UNFURN., va. Icon..
Harbor Terrace Ants

harpor terrace APIS.
one-bedroom, newly decorated apart
nents available. connyenient e Ma
including utilities. Por inspection.
amply Apt. l.. 1901 Abingdon dr..
sA Aanofi hPr ESQ h i0l sen " Se LED
room apt. available. For informa-
ton. apply Apt. 2. 11S 8. Court
House I'd. Arlington. -
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ATLAS BROKERAGE CO.
IA R.yOR(l EN- o-a03.
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GRILL DOWNTOWN. Short hours
Open 5 am, close 9 pm. 3 days
only. Sacrifice.
Beer tavern. Over $50 cases and 10
kegs weekly. Strictly beer. Call
on this one.
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ity.
Pastor g. McGrew, Pc. 2-9440
Ewes, Gath. 7S-W or t75-M
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OPEN DAILY
Hillcrest area, 3027- 1901 Nash pl
s.e.---New 3-bedrm. brick ramblers;
baths, finished rec. rm., garage;
Out Pa. ave. to Branch ave-. left Il
Nash nj -
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DOCTOR on DENTIsTl
Home and once. Corner brick on
busy avenue. Bsmt. has rms. ant
sep. entr. switch for once. 1S4t
MIN sbnps sEe Sc Phone NE, iG p. a pp.
Sc. LII. @-I00O -
Evening star., 1955-06-26
By Nelson Lansdale

antine is SO strict seeing-eye dogs can't even
accompany blind masters. Whether you
travel Tourist, Cabin or First Class, your
pet on major ship goes First Class, and
can have whatever you want him to eat.
If a passenger in Tourist ordered pressed
duck for Rover every day, that = in theory,
at least - is what he'd be served, even if it
meant he'd be eating better than his owner.
Pele In Basket
You can't keep pet in your stateroom,
even on the completely air-conditioned
United States, because animal smells linger
on long after the pet has gone ashore.
One big liner did make an exception for an
elderly Pekingese given by Mary Pickford
to Dorothy and Lillian Gish, who carried
the l7-year-old pet everywhere with them
in sewing basket. But even pets not SO
specially favored live we'll on Shipboard,
in their own quarters on the topmost or
Sports Deck.
The French Line, famous for years both
for putting on the dog and for its food,
prints special menu ranging from LA
Gdferie He-de-France" for spoiled Pekes
with dainty appetites, to LA Preference du
Danois, with big pieces Of meat and bones,
for big dogs.
The Liberff also provides lifeSavers in
three sizes for the pooches. The Queen
Mary supplies dogs with luxury blankets,
Evening star., 1955-06-26
VONs IANNRLLI

the ship neared port, fresh steak. The
Queen Mary and the Queen Elizabeth pro-
vide hotels afloat for such dogs as the
Duke Of Windsor's two pugs, Errol Flynn's
hounds, Pluto" Great Dane belonging
to Douglas Fairbanks, and 'Mr. Smith,
wire-haired who, as Asia appeared in
film with Myrna 10y and William Powell.
Cunard once refused comedians Olsen
and Johnson permission to bring live COW
aboard c'undignifed publicity'), but the
Continued on page 10
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TF YOU want your pet to know something
i about the world, you can take him
abroad with you. All he needs are vac
cination certificate, landing card and
ticket - $50 one way for dog, $40 for a
cat or two birds in cage.
Pets are welcome everywhere in Europe
except England, where a six-month quar-
Evening star., 1955-06-26

the independence with hammocks, the
America with a beauty parlor (combing
table, brushes, clippers) and tree-trunk.
The United STATES, which is Of all-metal
construction, faced the tree problem brave
ly, and came up with a miniature metal
hydrant in the exercise area.
On Cunard liners, the kennelmaster is
called the Chief Butcher, title which dates
from the l840's when the first transatlantic
steamers carried their own live cattle on
the l4-day crossing for fresh milk and, as
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08
Buckingham Whips Lbs
55-5l to Take Tourney

| Parkinson hit again for the
Bulldogs who appeared 10 be on
The move until Moss banged In
two straight and Sheppard tailed
on a lay-up just before the final
ullzzer.
Lawrenceyilie. the top team in
the District. took tho tourney
floor With a record marred only
by defeat at the hands Of I'm
poria, 1898. Picked as The top
seeded squad for the tourney. the
Bulldogs had knocked of both
Crewe and Emporia in the pre-
liminarY games.
Buckingham as the result of a
draw was seated In fourth place
IN regular season play. The Buc S
wal!opped Randolph Henry and
edged Farmviile In warming up
for the finals with Lawrcev!lle.
Semi Final Games
Buckingham Central High, held
together by the cool bali-handline
and 10 points Of Ai-District Boz
Moss eliminated Farmville High
$3.50 in the semi-finals Frida,
night.
Coach Bill Hupp's Bucks took Q
n III halftime Lead. which
proved decisive, as Farmville could
never quite close the gap in q
whirlwfnd second half. although
pulling up TO within four points
six times and within three at
1912 midway of the final quarter
Buckingham. holding a 43-3e
lead as the final period opened
went into control basketball, with
Moss directing the s-dribble
combination
Farmyille. with Winston John
son collecting 10 points In the
final half on side-court push
outscored the Bucks 1910 inAtht
period, but Moss. Shifflett and
Dixon collected on Jump or fast
break shots enough to maintain
the point lead TO the end.
Both teams had three scorers in
double figures. both missed nine
charity losses. and both played
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08

member Of the Monogram Club
Last year he was a fine hurdIer.
broad Jumper, and ran when need
ca on the crack mile relay team.
Jim Frazer. twenty year old
sophomore from Richmond. grad
uated from St Christopher S.
where he established reputation
as a great weight man. Last year
Frazer set a school shotput record
Nth 8 throw OF 48'T" He also
holds the Little Seven and Ma
son-Dixou shot records IN Iaddi-
ton 20 the owning the discus
mark for the school Jim is a
member Of Kappa Alpha Order.
the Monogram Club. and an all
Little Seven tackle on the Tiger
grid team
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Squad Earns 1ri p
To State Group III
Tourney at VPI

Buckingham Centrays clgades
ella team. sparked by Al-D.8trlct
guard Bobby Moss % points
slrged from 3-point deficit
posted BY once defeated Lawrence
vile in the third period OF the
District III finale Saturday night.
70 wintne District crown 55-5i
before a wildly cheering. jam
packed crowd at the Hampden-
sydney gym
Playing with only SIX mcn, two
Of them not regulars. Coach Bill
Hupps inexperiencgI iron men
proved their mettie In great ex-
hibition Of team spirit and deter
mination.
Moss, clearly the gam out
standing player. vas modified as
the final buzzer sounded and
hoisted IN the shoulders Of most
Of Buckingham rooters VINO cart
ed him merriiy around the floor.
Mos Tailies ~
Chosen for berth on the ALI
District squad. .Moss proved he
deserved the award by pouring In
eight fold goals and seven char
ity losses for % point total.
Eawrenceyille led the BUGS by
as much as nine points up until
the third period when Moss tied
up the proceedings vith a Jump
shot from the side and Leroy
SliiffIett canned another two
pointer from under 10 put the
Huppmen IN the black 39-3a
Three more key baskets by
Moss and Shiflett put the BUGS
way out in front 49-43 heading
INTO the final minutes Of play.
With the lead seemingly fairly
well set the Buccaneers froze the
ball for fully half a minute ilntl
Moss drew a foul from Lawrence
pille's Nelson
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Lbs 58-Emporia SO
In the other semi-final game,
Top seeded Lawrenceville rallied
in the second half TO defeat En-
poria 1888. AIl-District Gene
Lucy led the victors with IL
points. but was matched by En-
poria's Hudson
EInporia. better off the boards
took 1926 lead at the half, but
got whipped when streak Of
wild shooting gave them five
vital minutes OF the final period
without a field goal
With the No Bull Dogs clos
ing strong and cashing in on
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blocking fouls called against En-
poria the game vent against them
after Tile winners pulled Up to
45-all
The MINERS foul shooting was
decisive, since TIE losers held a
20-l8 edge HI field goals Law
renceville however. collected on
% charity losses TO rs for the
losers.
Scoring for LaWrencevllle Lucy
H. Clary H. Hazelwood 10.
Roberts 6. Nelson and Perktn-
son s
For Emporla Hudson IT Tillar
10. Newsome 8, Drewry Z Bloom
and Parker ! and Bum I.