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GI-$25O DOWN
YOU
Asked For It

80 dE4E IT 1B--
tion,. with 3 bedrooms. 21z baths,
living room with foor-to-cefIing
Roman brick fireplace wall and pic.
ture window. separate dining ell
with picture window, completely
equipped kitchen with dishWasher.
disposal. wall oven, table-top range
and natural birch cabinets, large
closets: fun basement with Swedish
fireplace; carports; large handicapped
lots; new being completed under VA
supervision and priced from
$50. 3l9 e Sel.374: WITH $4,000
ERANS. It's amazing but available
for your immediate approval, and
only 4Is miles TO D. C.
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
Randolph at n qlebe, Til Q
H.E0A0
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Sl0.950

$3.50 dn. and S73 80 mo-; 3 lee. bed.
rms. newly decorated, lgei fenced
yard and low taxes. GRAHAM q
Co, JU 6-B550, q tn o.
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E. QUINCY SMITH, INC.

OL 1-BuO1 EVeS.t LII. 80 30
COL0RED--DO you WANT 4
HOME? II 50, do you have S70O
in CASH. 8 rooms, 2 Kitchens.
tiled bath, fuli bsmt. OIL heat.
yards. Buy direct from OWNER
and assume 1st and 2nd trusts
payable al SfO0 per mo. $4,000,
Can be seen evenings, after 8. 1927
CHICAGO st. SIC. -l6
COLORED--I6e3 n ST. s.E.-Ideal
for CT Large 6-rm., a-bath brick
Venetian blinds. eas heat and
many extras. Vacant. Price. $l3.-
$50. FLOYD =, DAVIS CO.. 1929
x st. NV. Ma. 6-0352: ewes. Lu
2-0O37. --17
COLORED--s35e DOWN on S-yr.-
old brick home. $50 mo, insludes !;
S1eT1,v ISaxesT nest 1s ssli. 1IS6 14ISy6SSLAAAN
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HOUSES PoR SALIVA.
nHT s~s--OV
$3.50 :

QLsra III
Beautiful spacious brick Colonial. ,
large bedrooms. separate dining
rqom; Gift. living room with IRE
si6.75o Is less than di appraisal.
Richardson & Hall, Inc.
Radio RIdg., Arl. IA. 7-610s I'll 0
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ARLINGTON
TURKEY TIMEo

This owner is early--but viii TALK
TURKEY TODAY Offers excep-
tionei terms and price on this
handsome large prewar brick Co
BLVD. Nice side screened porch
and lovely yard. Ideal for family
AMAZINGLY PRICED At $1S.600.
ARLINGTON REALTY
Evening star., 1955-11-16

You dent have to be i veteran.
Iuamac, 6-Ym., s.bAtt home full
hsnnt,. garage. extra2laFGe lot. To-
Gated Mass. ave, extended area
Only So $50; payments Ike rent.
PERENSs JR. -f6
Evening star., 1955-11-16

BETHEsDA--By owner. 2-story. 5.
hedrm. brick 1st foor den and
powder rm. Many extra features.
WSiking distances. uarochiaL. ele-
schools. S2O,5l0 or. 2-9454
DETnESDA-Price reduced; new. Z
rms, story. iis baths: brick Co.
ionial. Rec, fra., porch. wonderful
location Down payment, 81 800.
$50 month. ~. o-3490: evenings
BETHRsbx. EfS sial Bradley blvd
rms, 2 baths. porch gar GaA
h.-W.h.. slate roof sge, lot. Anchor
fence Omen daily, sun r. BATES
WARREN. OIL, 1850. OIL. 2.i5l1.
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FRED A. SMITH CO.
HITICREST
Sc, ,5UU
$1,000 DOWN
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

1st presentation. 2 apis. Live Ii
1st-1. apt. and rent out upstairs
LIST floor consists of liv. rm... din.
ing rm. bedrua.. ise. kit, and hath
I hedrin.. kit. and bath on 2ne
fioor. Det. rarage. Conven, e
Immediately SO you will have Il
act fast.
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e~r~~@~-O
s14.S5O. $3.50 dn. dew brick ram
bierS; $3.50 On. 70 anyone. No
need 10 be . Veteran; lge. liy rm.-
din, I'm. comb de luxe kit. with
garh. dlsp.. dishwasher and break
fast table, bedroom and bath. full
bsmt -..---
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-bedroon

3-bath rambler: entrance hall,
level lot; large kitchen, garaRe;
near Naval Hospital: ewes, Paul
smith: ssaiS1.rpo O. Ho g,sSSs; ssaaT dHoMAs I
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SILVER SPRING
kso aEa

Older home IN heart Of best resi-
dental area, near Mont. Hills shop
ping. Junior high. elementary
schools; beautiful yds; needs 3 1T
tie remodeling to make It perfect;
bedrniss full din. rrn., fireplace;
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PANEEiHTi..EIgDjS EiHi.IgjS DEN

ID the living room Of this full
ss that EXTRA S.ffu sh5 bedroom. ~ ! isrse
bedrooms and bath up. separate
rear screened porch Set on q
lovely. level lot in WAYERLY
HILLS GI approved at Sl6.350--I
DUcsEsp1 ] 10 S5 slt. 300. p''s
ARLINGTON REALTY
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BUNGALOW

An ideal home for cpl. o. small fam.
. bedrms.. din. rm., full bsmt.,
lovely fenced yd.:. conerete drive.
way and patio rejects the best OF
care. Excel location,
~. 9-i44Q
4Tye,1d riran Da0 ffx1 ~
Evening star., 1955-11-16

Kensington area-S15.950. OF ap-
proved. cleaning new 3-bedrm, brk.
has eyerything for the average
small family; low down payment.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

silver sprins-sl7.so0. OF APP
proved, Brick Colonial. nr. Indian
Spring County Club; 20x12 Nv.
Fm. with fireplace. full din. rnl-,
"a bath on tst n B good sized bed
hall entrance.
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silver sprinE-S.0.O00. Here Is q
/ luxurious rambler With 3 extfa-lge:
| hedrms., Q baths, ail-elee. kit., fun
din, rTi.; maids rm. and bath in
hasement. wall-to-wall carpet.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

REAl PfHsiTikRED WALLS are an
SossSR tSD 4 , q nsa s asitS sGiIEIs SamSsf
in Daniels patk. Pun bsuit,.. de luxe
kitchen: corner lot. Only Si4 ESQ.
or $500 down and a0-ycar loan
ROBERT 3. DAVIS 4 CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

COUNTY, cLuB RAMB.--Brand-
S..;ss sfs sSssEP RsSsS ssIse sassr G5sSs sr.s ss
tiled bath. flll dAylieft bsmt., level
yard Near schools and bus. only
$15,950. WOODMoOH AGENCY,
Rssi,ot' 1Es OFFICE OPEN Q TO O.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

GLEN-MAR PARK; Brick
Colonial. 3 Ice. bedrms., 2 baths,
full basement. screened porch. ga
rage, close to schools and transp. !:
excel. financing. BILLINGSLEY
REAhTS1 AhalSssS &C EN- s-sssei ewes,
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI KNOLLS---II Immaculate s.
bedrm., briek-and-stone rambler
with full hsnat.. on corner lot. Loads
dishWaaheF; disposal, extra large
self defrostine refrigerator and
breakfast area First time offered.
Call now, GEORGE L. BROWN. JR..
Realtor, Ju. $4,000: eyess, u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24
Bio Man 1877 Pounds)
Snored in Numbers Raid

Moore, 81. colored. Of the hoo
block Of Abbey place NE.
Mrs. Moore, said by Capt.
Layton to be Hogan's sister-in-
law, was arrested at her home
which the police official said Is
owned by Hogan.
All were charged with operat-
ing q lottery described by police
las doing o business Of at least
$500 to $500 a day. They were
released In $1,000 bond for Their
appearance today In Municipal
Court.
Municipal Court Judge Ar
mond w. Scott today continued
the cases against Mr.. and Mrs
Hogan, Berry, and Mrs. Moore
until September 8. He continued
their bonds Of $1,000.
Hogan was the central tlgure
in q f1are-up between former
Assistant United States Attorney
Arthur F'ihelly and Police Capt
william T. Murphy In 1851.
Mr.. FINELY complained tina
Hogan had operated unmolestec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24

Henry Clay Hogan. Sc, a big
man whose numbers business
matched his size, according to
Washington police. was arrested
yesterday along with his wife and
two others in q series of North
east lottery raids.
Hogan, colored. Of the 600 block
L street NE. weighs SIT pounds
He was picked up as he sat in his
auto ct Mount Olivet road neal
West Virginia avenue NE He
has been under police surveillance
OF and on for i've years
Gambling Squad Capt. John Lay
ton said.
His wife Nancy. as, was
arrested at the Hogan home
where raiders found 5000 cash
wrapped In q paper bag in 9
closet.
The other two arrested vert
Joseph Berry. 81. colored, Of thu
1900 block Of Kendall street NE.
who was In the house with
Hogan's wife and Mrs. Hazel L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24
'FBI leeionnuires
Elect De L-ooch

G. D. De Leach has been In
stalled as commander Of the FB1
American Legion Post No. 56.
Mfr. De Leach has served %
national committees Of the Lee
|gion and spoken before State
and national Legion groups.
Other officers include Daniel
II. Mulcahy, first vice comman-
der: Waiter r. Spooner. second
vice commander; Horace ]. Stew
art, third vice commander; James
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24

II. Mccloskey. finance oficer;
Michael J. Mahaney, Judge adj
|vocate; Henry w. Curran. SER
|geant at arms: Harold j. Chris
Hansen. color-bearer; Robert M
Flanagan, color bearer: Edward
II. Bloom. adjutant. and Ray q.
Pratt, chaplain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24

|for i've or six years In the 800
block Of L street NE. In the
Ninth precinct. Capt. Murphy
commanded that precinct at the
time.
After Hogan's arrest yesterday
police raided q basement apart
|ment In the HOO block Of Abbey
place NE. and connscated O
small sum Of cash. rundown tapes
and several adding machines.
They also took gambling para
|phenalia from buildings In the
800 block Of Tenth street NE.
and the 1900 block Of Kendall
street NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24

MUNICH. Germany. Aug. "a
R.-A German district court
ruled today that it's oltay to sell
miniatures Of, rIitler's head for
bottle corks. The court held the
wooden heads were caricatures,
mot symbols.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-24
|Yonk Leeds to Tank

SAN ANTONIO, TEX. R.-
An lS-year-old strongman bet
|he could yank a parking meter
from its concrete setting. He
won his bet. but lost TO the
police. They booked him for
drunkenness,
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
WllLlAMS-REACAN
MARRIAGE JUNE rs

Mrs. Jim Stewart announces the
approaching marriage of her
daughter, Ernestine Lynn Will
liams, to Nelson Reagan, son of
Mrs. Sarah Reagan, 1920 East
Mobile.
Elder C. E. Howell Of Beacon
Light Seventh Day Adventist
Church will perform the ceremony
June 26 vows at 8 p.m, in the
home of the prospective groom's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tate, 5034 South
Twenty-First Street, will unite the
,2air.
The bride-elect will wear blue
afternoon dress with white acces-
sories. Her attendant, Mrs, Ruby
Johnson, will wear pink.
Oda Mason of Aqua Fria will be
best man.
A reception at the above address
will follow the ceremony.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
DOING TIE !! TOWN
Jane Washington

will be given at the hideout, July
2nd. During this outing king and
queen of the year will be crowned,
and will be honored at all future
affairs of the club during the year.
The judging will be for the best
Daisy Mae and Lii Abner costumes
worn that night. A prize will al@
be awarded the winners, SO hey,
gang, dig. out your costumes, you
may be the Wmaer..
The girls art work will be dis
played at the GardnerS costume
shop, on East Washington. from
June 25th through July 1st.
Ollye served an appetizing chick
en- dinner and cool sparkling bever-
ags. Mrs. Essie Pullen will enter-
tain the club at the next meeting.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
MERRY MIXERS

Merry Mixers met Wednesday
night on East Parkway Drive with
Mrs. Lennie Williams as hostess.
The vice-president (Jane) was in
the chair. After the singing of the
club song the meeting was Off
cially opened. The girls completed
plans for the "Sip and Snack"
which will be held Sunday, June
26, at the home of Mrs. Pauline
Jordon, 1852 E. Adams, starting
at 5 pm. The usual diversions will
be featured. You are invited to
come out and mix with the Merry
Mixers. ~.
This being birthday night Mes
DANES Lennie Williams and Essie
Pruitt We're presented with useful
and appropriate gifts by Mrs. Ra-
chael London, in behalf of the
group. The prexy, Mrs. Bledsoe,
gave a pep talk to the girls, which
was very timely and encouraging
Lennie D. feasted the member
ship on barbecued beef dinner with
all of the trimmings and an as
sortment of cool drinks.
Mrs. Madge oliver will entertain
the girls at the next meeting.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
LOYAL BUDDIES

The prexy and spouse were host
to the Loyal Buddies Club on last
Sunday night. After the usual
opening, business discussions got
underway. The main items dis
cussed was the Barnyard frolic
which will be at the hideout this
Saturday night, June 18th. A prize
will be awarded the most authen-
tic barn yard costume wearer.
Blue jeans n old clothes will be
our fare; also braids and ribbons
upon our hair. Come on out and
you will see, just how much fun a
barnyard frolic can be.
All plans are complete for<A
good time.
The president, Ben Washington,
has called a meeting tonight for
the final check UP on tickets out,
all members and friends who have
tickets are requested to come over
to the Elks Club at $50 pm. ,
The host served a buffet snack
and a variety Of beverages.
Mrs. Lennie Williams will enter
tain the club at the next meeting.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
RETURNS TO CITY

Mrs. Gertrude Clements, 814 S.
9th Ave, has returned to the city
from Kansas City, Mo-, where she
attended the National Baptist
Congress. Mrs. Clements accom-
panied Rev. and Mrs, n. L. Huff
of Shiloh Baptist Church who mo-
tored to the national meet.
Mrs. Clements met her sister,
Mrs. Payton Washington of San
Antonio, Texas, there, and the two
motored to the state of Iowa for
quick visit.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
DEBONAIRS PLAN
SADIE HAWKINS AFFAIR

Mrs. Ollye Sanders was hostess
to the Debonairs at the previous
meeting on the patio of her lovely
home, 1888 East Monroe. With the
prexy Mrs. Lillian Clark in the
chair, q full business session got
underway. The girls were elated
over the success of their affair
last Friday night, it was well at
tended by sister and brother clubs,
also the public at large. Plans were
then completed for the annual
Sadie Hawkins night of fun, which
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
INSTALL BLUE STAR MOTHERS

Installation services were held
recently for newly elected officers
Of the Calvin Echoles Blue Star
Mothers No. 2 Mrs. Lenora Cow
den was the installing officer.
Installed were Mines. Constance
McGhee, president; Glady Griggs,
vice-president; Mary Stanford, End
vice-president; Marion Hughes,
secretary, and Bertha Sperland,
treasurer.
Also serving the organization for
the new fiscal year will be MINES.
Lucy Engram, chaplain; Augusta
Lynch, conductress; Matte Boyer,
assistant conductress; Laurina
Warren, and Sally nault,
guards; Alice Gray and Ollie
Whitehead, color bearers; jamie
Northington, patriotic instructor;
Leola Dykes, historian, and Mrs.
WcGhee, organist.
The groups next meeting will be
held on June %.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
v0cUETTEs HAVE OUTING

Plans, for the Voguette Clubs
annual outing were made Tuesday
night in their regular meeting.
Mrs. 10 Ann Grimes was hostess
to the group at her home, 1870 E.
Madison St. She served ham, chic
ken and potato salad. .5.
The next meeting will be at the
nome Of the. president, Mrs. Mae
Mccarthy. 1884 E. Jefferson, on
June %.
Joe Ann Grimes, y
Reporting.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
Jane Washington


Broadway. Business was discussed.
the club girls to. Chinese dinner
at the Chinese Tea Garden"
The overnight fishing trip to
Coons Bluff last Saturday was
enjoyed by both the Top Hattefs
and their husbands who claimed
it wonderful affair.
!. The. Golden Circle Westgate AS
sembly No. l will hold its monthly
meeting Monday at Prince Hall.
Business of Importance is Sched-
uled. Birthdays of members born
in April, May and June will be
observed.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
TEENS N INBETWEENS
The Commandments of
s. Good Conduct

l. Be a teen with taste, dressing
with tact appropriately for the oc-
casion.
II. Act like a lady or gentleman,
and you will be treated as such.
II. Be able to enjoy an every
day date as we'll as the glamor oc-
caSionS.
". Don't hang onto your date
too posesssively.
V. Girls, don't have him fetch
and carry just to create an i'm
preston.
VI. Do not try to make over
what you actually are.
VII. Be popular with both girls
and boys.
VII. Learn to like sports; it's
an all-American topic.
TX. Don't be too self sufficient,
a person likes to feel needed.
x Be natural.
In next weeks issue we will
discuss the use of the family car.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
ON SAD MISSION

Mrs. Jean Carr, 16 S. 9th Az,
was called to Terrell, Texas, to at
tend the funeral of her father, Mr..
Andrew Shaw. Jean is the wife of
S. L. Carr, who had just returned
to the city from attending the
funeral of his mother, also in
Texas. The couple are members
of the Loyal Buddies' Club, and the
entire membership sympathize with
them in their bereavement.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
Jottings On Your
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
.e. Call your news into the office before
Wednesday, PM = Phone Al 3-3682
IPH0ENlciAN MARRiES
MlSSlSSlPPlAN

Vows recited last Sunday after
noon in First institutional Baptist
Church united Miss Geraldine
Johnson and Audic H. Jung OF
Mississippi. The Rev. A. G. Ken
drick officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
Jesse Mae johnson of 8 S. 18th ST
and the late Mckinley Johnson.
Mr.. Jung is a serviceman sta
toned at Williams Field.
Mrs. Jung chose chapel length
gown fashioned of chantilly lace
and nylon tulle with a tiny long
sleeved lace jacket. A tiny head
piece secured the fingertip veil.
She carried white carnations CEN
tered by a white orchid.
The brides twin sister, Shirley,
was maid of honor. She wore a
short formal of pink nylon net
over acetate, matching hat, and
carried a bouquet of blue carna-
lions.
Attired in satin cummerbund
dresses with bows at he back and
ruffled skirts were the bridesmaids,
Misses Betty Bonner in blue, and
Matte Steele and Jewel White in
yellow. They wore small matching
hats and carried bouquets of car
nations in contrasting colors.
T Flower girl was Stephanic
Christopher.
+ Clifford Taylor served as best
man. Masculine attendants were
Lawrence Stevenson, TIL odore
Bryant and Cleveland Amos.
Ushers and candlelighters We're
Ernest Marshall sJr. and William
Dabney.
Solos were rendered by Miss
Betty Haywood who sang BE
cause" and Il Love You Truly"
Phyllis Wheatley Center was
the setting for the reception which
followed the ceremony.
The couple left Tuesday on their
honeymoon to the East and South.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
HIcKMANs ENTERTAIN
CHURCH CHOIR

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hickman
entertained the Jewel choir, a
children's group of Tanner Church,
at their lovely home, 2515 E. Illini
St, last Friday. Fried chicken
with all the trimmings, ice cream,
cake and soft drinks were served.
Parents as we'll as the children
enjoyed the Hickman hospitality.
Mrs. A. r. Smith is the choir's
sponsor.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
MISS McCHEE TO MARRY

MIR. and Mrs. William McGhee,
1887 E. Adams ST., announce the
engagement of their daughter;
Constance to Joe Chandler of Phoe-
nix.
The couple will exchange vows
Sunday. June 10, at the Church
Of God in Christ No. /, 18th ST. at
Madison.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
WEEKEND VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
and John Clark of Los Angeles
were the past weekend guests Of
Mrs. Rosa Lee Dishroom, 1925 E..
Washington st. Mrs. Dishroom
and Mrs. Wilson have been friends
for many years.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
VISITOR RETURNS TO TEXAS

Miss Thelma Haggerty returned
to her home in LongvieW, Texas,
following a week here visiting
relatives. She was the houseguest
of her aunt, Mrs. Sue Hayward of
S0S S..>7th Ave.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
PERSONAL MENTION

The Eugene Sims were hosts to
several friends at a cocktail party
an dold-fashioned vegetable din
ner last Thursday evening. Prob
lena child (Cobbs' and spouse and
this writer and better half were
present to enjoy their hospitality.
Thanks Rachael and Eugene, do
it again sometimes.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
.MASONS TO OBSERVE
ST. JOHNS DAY

The three Blue lodges Of Prince
Hall will observe ST. Johns Day,
Sunday, June 26, at 8 PM, at the
Church of the Living God, Pillar
and Ground of Truth. 18th st. at
Madison,
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17

Mrs. Patricia (PaD Walker is
confined to the Good Samaritan
hospital, due to an appendicitis
operation. Her many friends are
praying for her speedy recovery.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
GRAND CANYON TEMPLE 4s1

The Grand Canyon Temple will
meet Friday night at the Elks
home. All members are requested
to be present on time. as this is
initiation night.
Arizona sun., 1955-06-17
TOP HATTERS

The Top Hatters' club met at the
home of Mrs. Estella Ward on E.
Evening star., 1955-08-31

we women Just don't understand all this talk about
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gasolene doing for me. get started instantly.
Inever have annoying traffic light stalling. You
can barely hear the engine in my car. And tanEful
of new SD Premium seems to last forever.
SO let's not confuse me with all those technical terms
Let's just stay with results. That's what
l want and that's what I get with your great
Cities Service New SD Premium"*
Evening star., 1955-08-31
Robbins Heads
200 0uaIifiers
For Amateur

NEW YORK. Aug. 81 B.-A
field of 200. the core of a start
ing army of 1907, have qualifled
by means Of 80 State and Sec
tional tournaments throughout
the country for the 55th Ma
tional Amateur golf tournament
at the James River course Of
the Country Club Of Virginia in
Richmond September 1917.
Conspicuous by absehce will be
three members Of the United
States Walker Cup team-Don
Cherry, Jimmy jackson and
Dale Morey-while three other
members made it-Billy Joe Pat
ton, Bruce Cudd and Capt. Bill
Campbell.
Patton, Of Morganton, N. c.,
shot 81 $3.50. second best score
in the Nation. Best Of all was a
66-66-132 turned in by Hillman
Robbins. jr.. 23-year-old swingel
from Memphis.
Following Patton were -four
shooters with 1873, including John
Dawson. the oldest qualifier al
SO. Dawson. now a real estate
broker in Napa. Calf, was a tor
amateur back In the 1920s ano
stirred memories with his rounds
fof 71-67-138. Paul Stoner oi
st. Paul had the highest qualify
ling score, S3-78-161.
Evening star., 1955-08-31
Charles Underdoq
Against Jackson
In Remotch I oniqht

CLEVELAND, Aug. 81 R.-
Ezzard Charles, confident he can
win and stay in the heavyweight
title picture, may be q 2-to-1
'underdog in his televised return
match with windmill swinging
Tommy (Hurricane) jackson to-
night.
The 10-round bout In Cleve-
land Arena between the 34-year-
old ex-champion. who is trying
10 comeback, and the rising, "a
|year-old jackson win be carried
nationally on ABC radio and
television networks. (WMAL-TV
and radio at 10 p.m.)
jackson, now third-ranking
contender for Rocky Marciano's
title, upset Charles by a unani-
nous decision at Syracuse, N. Y,
several weeks ago. The odds In
the first fight favored charles,
3 to !.
Hes a freakish sort Of fight
er. that young fellow. with a real
chance to go somewhere, -
Charles said. 81 could say that
/ lost because I underestimated
him - particularly after I'd
gained a good early lead-but q
better thing to say is that I've
got to beat him here at the
Arena"
Evening star., 1955-08-31
Spencer Tops
Richmond Trials

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 81
(SpeciaD .-Wynsol Spencer, 35-
|year-old four-time Virginia State
champion from Newport News,
and little Wayne Jackson OF
Hampton, a 20-year -old student
lat Randolph Macon College. viii
lead Virginia's selected dozen
into the National Amateur golf
tournament at the James River
course of the Country Club of
Virginia here September 1877,
Spencer, who beat jackson In
the semifinals Of the State
tournament. earned his third
shot at the National title with
a medal winning score of
73-70-143 in the 36-hole quail
flying round at the Hermitage
Country Club here yesterday.
Jackson was right behind with
74-70-144.
Other qualifiers were Dave
Hatton of Laurel. Va, 148;
Thomas Strange, jr., Of Virginia
Beach: Jim Kelly of Richmond
and Donald Albert Of the Guam
tico Marine Base. each with l49;
George Fulton, jr,. Of Roanoke.
$50; Aulick Burke of Bristol and
Nelson Broach of Richmond
each with ISL, and J. B. Hall, jr.;
Jack Muther and Harry Easterly,
jr.. all Of Richmond, each
with 152.
Among those failing to make
the grade yesterday were two
from the Washington area.
Frank Mail1ey of the Court
House Club had 78-81-159.
while Joe LaSalle, the Belle
Haven champion. had S3-8l-
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