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JUST COMPLETED
MONEY TO LOAN

MORTAGE LOANS, S5.OOO-S5O.-
00U--Group your debts. lower your
payments, reflnance your property
and impro, ements; quick, honest
courteous service on real estate
Maryland Call MR. ROBERTS
Baltimore. Md day or night Suns
and holidays, at Saratoga 7-4047
AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks. in Is
not. HERSON'S. Sth and o NV.
DE. 2-4700.
$500 TO $4,000
Avail to owners of well-kept prop
critics In Va. d. G.. or Md. Repair.
remod.. consd. debts. NO. 1885
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GARAGES

BLAIR RID. N.W.-Sgle. masonry:
overhead door. eoncr. A., paved
alley. VIII 2-7552.
BRICK GARAGE for rent rear of
S25 Sth ST. Sc: So per mo. Call
MR.. VINNICK. NE. S-2292.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
SALE or LEASE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

REALTORS
BLDG. Dl. 7-S3O0
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
Rokeby Farms
LANGLEY VIRGINIA

Custom built and designed for
the small family that requires lots
OF space and luxury living that's
right. this 75-ft.. brick-and-sLone
fancher offers all this plus country
living within a few minutes of town
Located in a community Of individ-
ualized homes and situated on over
l2-acre lot. Its many fine features
i r With msf5is rep Iaq formal lss dn IN
rm.. l5x15 family-sized kit. jalou-
sled breezeway theatedb, plus
twin-sized bedrms.. . baths and
att. gar. Full daylight bsmt. with
maids I'm. and bath. Fairly priced
at S33. $50 Exclusive with
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co.
MULTIPLE LISTING REALTORS
IA. 5-266l Ewes, IA. 8-2667
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

MIAMI--Duplex $4,000 equity sale
or exchange for Washington area
property. HE. 4-0715. IA
RENT NEW 3 BEDRM.. 2 bath
house in beautiful Melrose Park.
Fort Lauderdale. Fla. JU. 7-SlS7
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LORCOM LANE

3-bedrma all-brick rambler fea.
sep dining eli. dc luxe equipped
kitchen with breakfast space ana
door TO iS-FvT REAR SCR ZEN I'D
PORCH; 3 bedrms fun bSmt. has
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE REC.
'RLAT1ON ROOM. built-in garaee
Lots Of trees and privacy offered IN
this ouarter-acre wooded lot.
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WAREHOUSE. suitable for maEu-
featuring, 5000 So it., more VI
desired: heat. toilet. offices and
parking; MONTGOMERY County, Md
HA. 7-7272
5000 so. FIT. BLDG, under con-
struction. WIN finish to suit ten
ant. Half block from Navy Yard
and LIST and M SITS sc. Ii. 7-7400,
JU. 9-4375.
I2 zoo so. FT.. on floors. with
6,0OO-ft. parking adjacent, Bldg
fronts on two streets. 80 New
York ave. ne. Recently recondi-
toned. Available Immediately. Ii.
7-7400, JU. 9-4375.
ONE-FLOOR PLAN Of 10000 tt
Parking areas. recessed docks
heavy wiring, high ceilings All
brand-new with beautiful modern
ofiices Designed for low cost op-
GRAFTON and convenient to down
town. Union 4-S003 or see your
broker
METROPOLITAN WAREHOUSE CO.
so Fla ave ne Centrally To-
Gated for storage and distribution
OF merchandise In Washineton
Metropolitan Area Ideal for brok-
er. factory rep or anyone needtne
top service at economical rates
CENTRAL SILVER SPRING. 5000
50. IT,, ground a.. . street frontage
deal for distribution. sales and
warehousing.
JU. $4,000 JU. 5-l907
Kane Warehouse Co.
9th and Franklin SITS. NE.
Complete commercial storage
service. Company-owned trucks,
rail siding. once space available
$4,000 II. for lease in separate
BLDG AID. 2-2SS3.
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lift. RUNABOUT-Inboard mo-
tor. Good bay boat. for pleasure
or hshing. $500. See It at GUS
BERLITZ'S in Deale. Nd. or call
RE 5-53o5
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PROP. SALE,
Bargains With Low
Down PAYMENT

RIvA, MD South River area;
3-bedim. all masonry yr.-frd.
house. good condition. a wonderful
buy at SS.400 very easy terms.
so. RIVER MANOR-3- bedrm, like
new rambler: large lot, water priv
leges. low down payment. Asking
Sl3. 500 make an offer.
on. by LOUIS A. STARTLING.
.72l 10th st. NV, Wash, d. c.
RE. 7-1729 or Sat. & sun, call
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
tcONIINuEDl

CHOICE SPACE OF $50 So. it,;
an afr coma. suite, entirely private
with separate hall entrance; l4th
and N. Y. ave. NV. Box 124-H,
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CHRIs-CRAFT Commander, IS IT.;
twin 1855 Grays; new 1856: Radio.
cleo. head. Fiberglas decks. Very
fast and able. Now berthed in
bic run Of marlin. $3.50. Cali
EN-. 2-9066.
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TAKOMA PARK
RIO APT. GROUND

Best rental area, on East-West
highway, between Bethesda and Sill
yer Spring. Site has commanding
view and adjoins property Of new
elementary school. Entire 8 acres
can be subordinated. Ideal for five
units. Financing
available. Call Mr.. Casey, B. F.
SAUL CO.. Realtors, Ma. $1,000;
ewes, HA. 2-323l.
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NIB K
DESK SPACE
FARMS

AIR -COND. ONCE. downtown loo,
1927 X st. NV, RIM. 210: $50
mo. MA. S-63OS.
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Woodland
"Retreat"

On a quiet dead-end street In close
in Arlington. Here's a perfectly
Immaculate all-brick beauty. Less
than 2 years old with 4 LARGE
BEDROOMS, 2 full baths, 24-ft
Ipine-paneled recreation room in
full daylight basement, fireplace In
living room. separate dining room
and completely charming pine-pan-
eled kitchen with de luxe equip
ment. including dishwasher. First
action at only $23.950.
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE

BARG AINi-s5 900 50. II. OF c-1
commercial land across from new
Safeway LU l-a65l
5 ACRES FOR sALE-All or in a.
acre lots. 90 Minis. from Penta-
gon. IN beautiful Homewood, ap.
prox. . mi west of Springfield
Va JE. e-0543.
ACRE OR acre for small bust.
ness, IN Md. LII 3-ijii, Boz
4BS-H, Star
OVERLOOKING POTOMAC, 10 min
70 downtown beautiful lots.
on handsome street sewer, water
trees 5000 50. IL each; $500
each SAMUEL Z BOGLEY OF
MD. INC. OIL. $1,000 I'll ..
q ACRE AND LARGER-we have
q fine selection Of lots In Lanham
,Iea and other legations priesss
HALLEY ReAltor' Lanham' Mo
7EAuTIFUL BROCK HALIs-LOvely
cleared. some with streams; the
outstanding development OF acre
age estates In Prince GEORGES
County, u 10 5 acres, located on
the LARGO Marlboro I'd. md. 202l
3 nj. north OF Marlboro; only 20
min. 70 D. G. AGENT on. premises
Sun. Friday. 2 pm. TO dark. Ask
for brochure. NJ LEO sTORCH,
developer, 6P. $4,000.
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
lcoNIINueDl

misunderstanding ia-acre lot for
sale. in Little Vienna Estates.
Phone GREFE REALTY for infor-
nation. CIR. $4,000.
GAITHERSBURG COMMERCIAL Of
Ia acres. 1905 location with
water. sewer and gas, 75c. ROMER
q Co. Gaithersburg 299.
FOR DEVELOPMENT OF INVEST
MENT--Over z acres in heart OF
Annandale. approaches to 3 diff
ferent hwys. close to main bus.
section. City water and sewer
Also tract of over 10 acres. Call
OWNER, CL. 6-4359, RA. 3-7037.
12'
COLESVILLE AREA-From "a acres
around, some wooded prices start
from S2,250. Also. Ia acres near
Burtonsville, beautiful rolling
grounds. only $3.50. RIPLEY
CO. JU. 5-S511
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER has 73-
acre tract. divided by Rte. /,
northeast Of junction of Rte / and
R F d. P Railroad, mr.. Shirley, high
way. viii sell all or either Side of
highway, or an undivided half
interest. Potential good. Call Mr.
SMITH. DE. 2-4lOl, once hours /:
MISS HILL, FE. 3-1O73, ewes. and
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth, Excl. ACT. DE. 2-41O1
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SO NICE
TOCnnnn Home To

Handsome. sparkling white. all
brick rancher on a big wooded lot
and featuring delightful floor plaT
with foyer entrance, unusually spa
cious living room with fireplace
separate dining room opening ontt
secluded screened porch. larg'
bedrooms, "a baths: ultra de lux
kitchen with all the latest CT
kitchen equipment with "colorama'
styling: full basement with plentl
OF recreation room space. Just com
pleted and awaiting your approval
Only S24,950 with easy terms.
CALL IA T-5200
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ASSUME
$4,000 CT Loan

Executives transfer necessitates
4-BEDRM.. 3-BATH contemporary
split-level in the desirable Mclean
area. Cener-hall entrance tG rear
liv rm. with entire window wall.
beamed cathedral ceiling and hand
some paneled fireplace; large dining
l.: up-to-the-m minute kitchen with
bullt-in equipment; ground-level
finished recreation nm with sliding
glass doors opening onto secluded
fiaestone patio; tremendous Stor-
age bsmt. Attached carport. Quick
Action" priced at S27 800. and a
moderate down payment will
handle.
CALL IA. T-520O
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING Georgia ave
Bsmt.: 1000 50. # or less: high
ceiling: dry: entrance on Georgia
ave. and rear alley: low rental
ia, 9-4l4O.
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Kane warehouse Co.
,th and FRANKLIN SITS NE
WAREHOUSES WANTED

STORAGE SPACE for household
furn. 5000 TO 5000 50 IT,.
lease . to mos. MRS. WAYS.
NO. 7-252b.
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE


1000 BLOCK OF MARYLAND AVE.
NE. - apartments is rooms.
monthly income approximately
S4s5 Call Ii 3-23Sa for infor-
nation and appointment TO In
spect
SILVER sPRING-lst commercial
2-story BIDS. stores and ofiiees
above a0-ft frontage on Georgia
ave Estimated income over SIS
600 yearly Can be purchased with
small! down payment pRAYTLLAs
REAL, ESTATE CO., AID. a-0742,
EN- o-SBSS
ALEXANDRIA. Port section - At.
tractiye detached 5-unit apart.
ment bldg rent, S.. 100 wear
furnished, tenants pay gas and
cleo: rarely q vacancy oil heat
50 600 down. balance hrst trust
Kt a-aO60.
81 -CONDITIONED APIS. -
Conveniently located IN n Arling.
ton An ell adult BLDG. with OF
street parkine. BLDG. 2-yrs old In
excel. condition shows good net
return. See JIM CURRY, POM.
PONIO REALTY CO. IA. i-H66O
ewes KE. s-4540.
WILL TRADE NEW 3 bedrm.. 81
bath home in exclusive suburban
area for apt or commercial prop
THE fSENS REALTORS, Ma. B.
6A33 and He 4-HS6R,
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TRAILERS

1885 vAGABOND TRAVELLER 26I
It. Here Is vonr opportunity To
purchase my personal travel
trailer at q real savings. Has
been carefully used on a verv
few trips (too busyl. You can
park this one IN the middle Of q
field A. take q hot shower in
minutes. Completely self-con-
tanned water. waste tank &
lights New over $4,000 your
advantage at S3.3a5 and will
finance JACK BLAIR, Mary
lands Largest Spartan Dealer.
White Plains. Md WEST 4-4671
3 miles South Of Waldorf on
Rte. 30l.
TRAILER FOR SALE. u ton. steel,
> wheels, with side stakes. $40
inspect Call FL. 3-5722.
UTILITY TRAILER. solid wooden
frame. 7x4: 500. JE. 2-81l4.
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MOTORCYCLES

1871 HARLEY-DAvIDsON "a nat.
head; extra lishts and chrome;
new buddy seat, windshield and
bags: S2T5. JU. S-0S96.
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sTROUT CATALOG-FREEl Farms,
sTRou1 REALTY l1Ss-A Wood
ward Bldg. Wash. ST. 3-37S4.
FARM nj; north Of Marlboro.
tobacco barns, As acres tobacco
allotment. Priced to sell. W. c.
HOPKINS, Realtor, Market q
1858.
16 ACRES, 40 acres clear-Beau-
tiful 2-story home, Ice. shade
trees, 20 mi. ID. c. Real buy ct
$50, 900 W, c. HOPKINS, Realtor,
Market 7-365S.
500 On, $40 mo. buys for 81 500,
> a.. 3-rm. bungalow, dig spring
power and phone line. nd. I'd, &
mi so. of Culpeper. Va, l.. l.
SELF. agt., TIE. 6-413l.
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AUTOS TRUCKS WANTED

WANTED FOR SOUTHERN OUT
LET Clean used cars, all makes
and models WE DEAL IN CASH
IA y-260l
MED CARS, any make or model
Quick service. We pay more. WA
7-O63i. ewes. JU. g-SlO2.
n. c. DEALERS pay top dollars for
cars. wagons VILLAGE MOTORS.
14th-R. l. ave. ne AID 4-0444.
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars
desperately: any make or model
trucks, station wagons HYATTs.
VILE AUTO SALES 1920 r j
ave. Hyattsville. Nd. WA 7-i2s0
INTERESTED IN PURCHASING Aus.
make sports car ia s-3252
PVT. OWNER desires purchase old
model used car Call ewes only
after d 70 nm OV a-llng
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HOUSES TO BUILD

ADD A ROOM OR BUILD A HOME
We design. finance. build. free
est; guar. work; soft. rambler.
S12.g0Q CROSSROADS DEVEL-
OPMENT CORP. JE. 2-4970.
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ANGLIA-40-m per gallon. the
ideal second car CLIFFORD MO-
TORS IA. 5-9223 til . pm.
1885. white nm
ish, mechanically perfect, best buy
in town; SLABS. STAR MOTOR
SALES, 5000 N. 10th st, Arling-
ton Ia S-31S9
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DIT. Elks Annual
Cotton Ball Success

The Annual Cotton Rall spon-
sored by the DIT. EIks of Greater
Miami was an overwhelming sue
cess. Many beautiful and stylish
cotton dresses were worn. There
were a large number of dsugh-
tiers from Fort Lauderdale Temple
and from Antlers' Temple No. 80.
District deputy, Bro. Booker T.
Dunn, in full regalia of the or
der, posed with District Deputy
Dt. Marie White for picture.
Among special guests were Mrs.
Nettie Underwood, Orlando; Mrs.
Carl Stuart of Nassau, and other
ladies from Tampa whose names
we failed to get, but were guests
of DIT. Amelia Chambers.
OFF TO CONVENTION
The daughter Elks are busy
packing their bags to attend the
convention in Philadelphia. DIT
Sarah Smalley will represent the
Temple. Deputy Marie White will
leave next week to attend the
Imperial Court, Daughters of
Isis in Philadelphia and will re-
main to attend the Elks National
Convention. DIT. Alta Screen and
DIT. Olivia Rogers, who received
round trip tickets from their
Temple, will be among the flashy
daughters at the convention. DIT.
Hester Rivers, along with the
Exalted Ruler, will motor up for
the occasion.
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TEENAGERS
DANCE AT
BAYFRONT
PARK SATURDAY

The weekly teenagers dance
sponsored jointly by the City of
Miami and the Northwest Junior
Chamber Of Commerce will be
held Saturday night, 7:3O o'clock
at the air conditioned Bayfront
Park auditorium ON Biscayne
Boulevard at fifth st.
Dance music will be furnished
by Sambo Harrison and his or
chestra. All teenagers Is to 10
are invited to attend. Admission
is free. Alphonso Lowery is chair
man of the sponsoring committee.
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ATTENTION

To our many friends: You are
cordially invited to the Women's
Annual Convention, Aug. 1918 at
the Church of God of Prophecy,
NV 5th court and 18th st. Ses-
sions will begin at 7:30 pm. each
day and on Friday there will be
morning session beginning at IL
also.
Refreshments will be served.
Mary Cox, w. M. B. S. Sec.
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Liberty City.
NAACP Meet

The Liberty City branch of the
NAACP will hold mass meeting
at Mt. Tabor Baptist Church on
Sunday afternoon at 500 pm.
The public is invited to hear the
yearly report of the delegates who
attended the meeting held in De-
troit.
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Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Washington
Brown returned this week from
a pleasant vacation in Nassau.
They were guests of Mr.. Browns
brother, retired Commissioner j.
". Brown.
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A line from Mrs. I. G. Pratt
this week, says that the Summer
Institute at the National Trade
and Professional School for Wo-
men and Girls, Inc, Washington,
DC, Miss Mamie H. Burroughs,
president, closed on July 81. Mrs.
Pratt and Mrs. Vera Thompson,
both members of Mt. Olivette
Baptist Church and representa-
tives of Atlantic Coast Association,
attended the institute and took
courses in Missions, public speak,
ing, music and handicraft.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Reader Says Ghana Priest
is Not "All By Himself"
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
July %, 1857
Editor The Miami Times
Miami, Florida
Dear Sir:

Miami, Florida
Dear Sir:
1 accidentally came across your
Miami Times of July 20, 1857. I
ann a Catholic and read the article
about MIAMI Priest Caring for
So Ghana Missions"
It's very nice but your article
says "all by himself" Excuse me
not all by himself but with
Jesus Christ he did these great
things. This is terrific work and
strain on this priest who seems to
be "alone." ''v''t~out Me We can
do nothing" with that love
for Christ v he has In his
heart he ca, dhe impossible!
Thus "a AAldful Of Belgian
nuns and missionaries pushed back
the jungle in the Belgian Congo
out of love for Him, so that this
area is a model for the whole
world to see of working relation
ships between White and Negro.
Some 20 years ago I remember
reading in Catholic paper de-
voted to the ordinary working
man that because our own Amer
lean Colored bore indienitv in
most cases with patience, long suf-
fering, fortitude and humility the
conditions imposed upon them,
they would use these special
Christian virtues some day 10.
their own honor and our shame!
Cor each man must save his own
immortal soul and keep close to
God no matter whether he be
rich or poor, powerful or forgotten
and God will judge the condi-
tions.) "The Colored PERSONS love
for Jesus is so trusting and 80
childlike, our Lord must have had
them in mind when He said for
the proud and for those who wor-
ship intellect above the simple
virtues: Sunless We become as
little children, we shall not enter
into the Kingdom Of Heaven"
During the Second w O r d
War, I worked in Holloran Hos
pital in Staten Island, NY. A
great bone specialist, who was
also a Southerner and a Colonel,
gave orders that Captain J., a
Colored army nurse, would have
charge OF his operated patients
all boys back from the European
front with horrible injuries. Later
in my work for the Colonel, I
asked him about this assignment
for the colored nurse. He closed
me out with the remark, 1--WE have
all been thru hell at the front, I
know from experience what she
is capable Of" Later he added:
Captain J. is an aristocrat In the
truest sense, no cheap emotions
alism, no fanfare, she does the
work of three nurses unostentat-
'iously with never a thought OF re-
ward, she has an inner strength
and patience, understanding and
compassion that comes from her
fine Christian training. When
these colored nurses 90 thru the
fire of discipline and live on a
dedicated plane, they are Just
'naturals" as nurses u for the
whole Colored race seems to get
strength from their good mothers"
NO, Father Curtis Washington
does nothing "all by himself"
There IS one who is always with
him!
Respectively submitted,
Nt vYYt..A~ NRsovnSo~
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Ralph Sturrup of New York City
is mentioning in Miami. He is the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Roberts and family of 207 INV
10th terri.
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MIR. and Mrs. J. Hartman Tay-
lor and children, Paul and Maria
returned from Nassau last Thurs
day after spending week visit
ing relatives andfriends.
They also celebrated their 10th
wedding anniversary last We'd
nesday, Aug. z.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-08-10

VETERAN BACK, Dave Mann Of
Oregon State, with the Chicago
Cardinals since 1854, will demon
strate, some Of his terrific taking
against the Green Bay Packers In
the pros first 1857 preseason
game Aug. is in the Orange Bowl.
He rejolned the club last year
after two years In military SER
vice.
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NORTH-SOUTH

Continued From Page C-1
ahead. The payoff was a So
yard collaboration with Dale
Smith, Illinois halfback, who
broke two tackles after CATCH
ing the short toss. The South
knotted II at 1913 on Christy's
62-yard blast between tackle
and guard.
Dick Lynch Of Notre Dame
ran back the ensuing kickoff
70 yards TO the South 28 and
five plays later Ed Cof1in OF
Syracuse blasted the final five
yards. Kaiser completed the
North scoring with his field
goal Just before the third
period ended.
The victory was the third in
this all-star series for the
North against six for the South.
And II had q definite Michigan
State flavor. what with Ninow-
ski. Jewett, Kaiser and ALI
American Center Dan Currie
on the field and Duffy Daugh-
erty Of the Spartans doing the
oaching. Bobby Dodd OF
Georgia Tech coached the
South squad.
Evening star., 1957-12-26

Kratz. $50. LAnasa has a one
pin margin over runnerup Bob
Beehler and Miss Kratz holds
q four-pin edge over second
place Alva Brown.
Dewey Hippeard (709 and
Frank Dunham (632) totaled
1855 from scratch to win the
annual Christmas Handicap
Doubles at Alexandria Tenpins.
a repeat-entry affair. Dunham
(66D and Bob Martini t662l
rolled one stick less from
scratch for second.
Others In the payon were
Andy Tressler-Ed Boyle. I29-
l.27l; Hippeard-Harr Tressler,
jr. 42-i.25o: Dewey and Sonny
Hippeard. 96-l.256: Andy
TreSsler-Dick Bures. 75-l.25l,
and Martini-charley Robinson,
15-i.247.
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$3.50 Book Condensed:
"The Adventures
Of Mark Twain"

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Little formal education, yet
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Here, in January Readers
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Evening star., 1957-12-26
Morale Of Aggies
Gould Be Factor
In Gutor Bowl

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec.
26 R.-The Texas Ann foot
ball team arrives this afternoon
for its Gator Bowl game with
Tennessee Saturday. last for
the Aggies under Coach Paul
tBear) Bryant before he moves
to his alma mater. Alabama.
Opinion here Is divided over
whether the Aggies will be
eager to give Bryant a royal
sendoff with q bowl victory or
whether they will be lackadaisi-
cal through a feeling that he
let them down by switching
coaching jobs.
The Aggies are favored by q
touchdown.
Coach Bowden wyatts Ten
nessee players had their holi-
day trip home before Christ
mas and arrived here Tuesday
morning for a hard final week
Of practice. Their timing was
a little ragged in double work.
outs Tuesday. but Wyatt said
they looked much sharper in
practice yesterday.