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CORRECTION
CORRECTION
EIk,s Cash Gift To Campbell
College Represented Entire State
Rather Than Just Jackson
AS Stated Last Week

JACKSON, Miss. = The Mis-
sissippi Enterprise, at the re-
quest of Mr.. Victor j. Jones,
Exalted Ruler of L. K. Atwood
Lodge and District Deputy Ed
ward Lee of the 4th District,
is happy to make the follow
ing correction in the caption
that appeared with a front
page picture in the February
z, issue of the Enterprise.
The $4,000 check given by
Exalted Ruler Jones to Presi-
dent Robert Stevens Of Camp
bell College, to be used in the
distress caused by the fire that
totally destroyed the girls dor
mitory at the college, repres-
sented a donation from the
Mid-Winter Conference Of the
Mississippi State Association
of Elks that convened here in
Jackson, Sunday, January 25,
rather than just from l.. K.
Atwood Lodge and Grace
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The Fifty-Fifth Annual Far
mers' Conference was held at
Utica Junior College on We'd
nesday, February 4. The high
attendance, rich experiences
and discussions of the visiting
consultants made this the most
successful conference in his
tory.
The Farmers Conference
was organized some fifty-five
years ago by the late William
H. Holtzclaw, the founder of
the school. The Farmers Con-
ference attempted to recap
ture the H o | t z C / a W
spirit, which has meant so
much to this community. The
Farmers Conference more
than anything else represented
his philosophy.
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gion, Portland, Oregon; Louise
w. Bell, Director of Western
Region, Chicago; and Odessa
Garland, Director of the South
western Region, Dallas, Texas.
Other N a / o,na a Off
GERS were: Sorors, Lola M.
Parker, Founder President
Emeritus, Chicago; Eth e
Green, 1st Vice, Washington,
d. c.; Sarah B. Sims, End
Vice, Denver, Colo; Helen
Weathers, Secretary, Savan-
nah, Ga; Charlie Mae Jones,
Treasurer, Toledo, Ohio; Eve
lyn t. Landry, Northern Re.
gional Director, Toledo; Zenc-
bia Terry, Dean of Pledges,
Atlanta, Ga, Ann L. Ivy, Jour
nalist, Chicago and Audrey Lu-
cile Reynolds, Director of Edu-
cation, Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA.
Continued on Page q
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Jones Temple of Jackson, as
the article stated.
Outstanding Elks who had a
part in the donation were:
Pete Lewis of McComb; A. D.
Booker, Lawrence Polk, Ches-
ter Anderson, Moss Point;
George Lewis, w. L. McBryde
and Arthur Peyton, Green
vile; w. j. Bishop, President
Edward V. Cochran, Percy
Gardner, Greenwood; H. B.
Cooper. Canton; w. G. Wilson,
Leland; Ernest Martin, Sr.,
Norvie Marshall, Pass Chris
tian; Clarence Martin, Long
Beach; Henry Beck, Calvin
Polk, Roosevelt Williams, Bi-
loxi; John w. Hudnall, Roy
Brooks, Gulfport; C. E. Oats,
Meridian; Tom Money, julius
Nichols, j. w. Stampley, Vicks-
burg; w. H. Sweeney, Nat
chez.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1959-02-14
Negro Extension
Workers Direct
Development
Meet

MAGNOLIA, Miss. - Ap-
proximately 235 persons at
tended the eighth Negro Grass
Roots Community Develop
ment meeting held at Pike
county Agricultural High
school in Magnolia. Prescott
community was first place
winner of the 10 communities
participating.
Jonas Dawson was leader in
the Prescott community which
had an outstanding record for
community Improvements.
The program is sponsored by
industries and business of
Pike county and directed by
Negro extension workers.
Guest speaker was J. H.
Bolden director of public re-
lations at Alcorn AIM Col
lege at Lorman.
Making presentations were
A. t. Leggett, president of
Citizens Savings Bank of
Magnolia; Johnnie Moore,
president, Pike Farm Bureau;
DIR. A. v. Beacham, president,
Magnolia Chamber of Com
merce.
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Netherlands
Official to Speak
At Tougaloo

DR.. ]. Victor de Bruyn, Di-
rector, Netherlands Office of
Native Affairs, Hollandia, New
Guinea, will be the guest
speaker at the Social Science
Forum, Tougaloo Southern
Christian College, on Monday,
February 16, 1859 at 7::30 p. m.
An expert on Indonesian and
Colonial Affairs, DR.. Bruyn
will speak on the subject
Netherlands New Guinea,
Yesterday and Tomorrow" He
will discuss the projects and
problems of a vital Island area
in the Pacific Ocean. His pre-
sentation will be illustrated
with films and slides.
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Arthur Prysock and Orchestra To
Play For Dance At Stevens Rose
Room, Sunday, Feb. p Advance
Sl.5O; At Door $500 Tax Incl.

star, ARTHUR PRYSOCK and
his Orchestra to play for the
dance and show. Advance
Tickets on sale at: Miss. En-
terprise, Shephers, Harmon
Drug, The Leader Store, King
The Tailor, Chas. Wilson'S
Pool Room, Percy Simpsons;
Zebra Motel, Moman's Cafe in
Tougaloo. Tollivers Cafe in
Canton. Advance $1.50. At
Door, $500. Tables sold on
first come basis p.
Following Arthur Prysock in
Stevens Rose Room, will be the
favorite of all times, BUDDY
JOHNSON AND ORCHES-
IRA, featuring his lovely sis
ter, ELLA JOHNSON /.
This attraction comes to Stew
ems Rose Room, Sunday night,
March l. See and hear
both of these attractions.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1959-02-14

JESSE OWENS, known the
world over as the Buckeye
Bullet" has been elected to the
Teenage Hall of Fame of Ohio.
Owens and other Ohioans, who
gained fame during the teens,
will be honored at dedication
ceremonies in the State House
this spring according to Hall
of Fame, chairman, State Au-
ditor James A. Rhodes.
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The Bible Class of the
YWCA is happy to welcome to
its membership Mrs. Lula
Roseby and Mrs. j. Howard.
Others may join the Bible
Class on Thursday mornings at
10 o'clock.
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PEOPLE IN
THE NEWS

e
LMES A. JOHNSON, the
14-year old Chicagoan, whose
promised job as House. page
boy vanished upon his arrival
in Washington some days ago,
will remain in Washington af-
ter all. Rep. William H.. Ay-
res, Cd, Ohio has assured him
of a job and a chance to attend
the Capitol Page School. Rep.
Francis Walter 3D., PENN,
chairman of the House Patron
age Committee, has pledged
that Jimmy will be given a
page position as soon as an
opening occurs.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1959-02-14

MRS. LORAY WHITE DA-
Wis of Santa Monica, Califor-
mia is suing her singer hus-
band SAMMY DAVIS JR., for
divorce and asking $4,000 a
Continued on Page y
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MRS. LEO B. MARSH, pres
ident of the Montclair N. J..
YWCA and member of the Nat
lonal Board of the YWCA since
1852, was named to five-year
term on the Montclair Board
OF Education by Mayor Will
liam l.. Dill, Jr. Mrs. Marsh
becomes the first Negro to
serve in the position. A grad
uate of Knoxville College,
Mrs. Marsh has taught school
in Tennessee and Alabama.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

o .tI,. s1,U.s -, acre; .oo ZIP
sscISsiv;. sG Section D." Iuiiy sirSeesd,
baths; ainminSn storm windows
and doors; equip. dentist's once
ness. A. beaut, rec. rm. IN hsmt..
grQund-leyel walkout. THIS Is an
outstanding property and . buy.
HEstNRYW. BECRAFT
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MASS. AVE. EXT.
OPEN, l TILL 5
WESTWOOD
Decorator,S DREAM

rruly one. Of the most exquisitely
appointed , ate. homes .so ever S, offered IN
siss Dsdrms bs sasGrs rare c sS
overlooking wooded site. daylight
to iN.I2w va APARTMENT n c0 storsss
attic. Come see this charming
home today. Out River I'd. to
Springtield entrance at KenWood
Club, left 1 blk. to Ridgefield I'd. !,
left 2 blks. to home on left. Mrs.
Snyder, OIL. 1851.
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HOUSES FOR sALI--MD.

kENwo9R, A1EA=s.s .|s VI. fully fun.
rambler overlooking large wcodsd
40s. For inspection, call Mrs. Felt.
OIL, 2-6b3S, THOMAS u. PHIL
LIPS CO.. OF. 4-1424,
KEEwo0D PARkZLoveiy 2:ysaT:
liv. .rm., 4 bedrms.. 2 baths.
S SsS.s 1 IS; S ssi;s * s.: :Ssa
Oh Oh a..3SSeSS, ewes. Mr. Apicslla'
LAYTONsvILLE AREA-Attrac, !,
s i sss ssH S.tS sii isy. sisr Isas
Located on oinss-L stonsyiiis I'd.
90. Ga. ave. extended. left ct Of
nay, and 8 miles to home. 80 min.
from silver Spring. A home you
can AFFORD ct S14,e60. Open Sat.
and sun. Z. L. BARRON. builder
and owner
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hE0pen

Lovely brk. home; 4 bsdrms.. .
ssss s ss , st y stGr% D., End lows
dr.. left 70 2304.
HaneY & Co. Elk. 3-3443
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1M0p&n

F EsgTsy,F HH5sE BS DSSn s s&%
And sun, 1-5@NeW listing % in
white brick Colonial with true
center hall plan, den and Law.
on lst floor; 5 bedrms.. 2 baths
on End: hall stairway to large
dormitory bedrm. on Srd floor.
Garage, screen porch, slate roof.
One block to Kenwood Club. Short
walk to public and parochial
schools. Terrific value ct $50, $50.
TO SETTLE ESTATEl River road
to Kenwood Club, left on Spring.
feld drive to home. Mr.. Morris,
OIL. 4-0027. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
INC, DI. 7-1411.
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HILLANDALE
JU. 7-910O
KAY BOWLING

RoCKvILLE-3-bedrm. homs on
corner lot, Ice, liv. nm. with Are
pl., Ice. family-sise kit., fenced
back yard. unusually good buy. at
UPPER MONTGOMERY COUNTY
S-bedrm. bungalow on Q acres,
Ire. kit;. sep, din, rm.. liv, Im.,
able home with lots Of possibili-
ties: Nice trees and shrubs, Hard
s s11 .soS road. Unusual at
WASHINGTON 0ROvE-For small
family. Masonry home on I acre.
1 bedrm., liv. rm. and kit. with
table space. Ample room for
cxIpsn; :, FENCED en- 60 yard. Low, low
OLNEY LAYTONSVILLE AREA
SO IT. brick rambler in this fast
growing area on lot 100 Z 400.
3 bedrms., family room, 2 tile
baths, equip. kit. with wall oven.
washer and disposal, 23 II. iiv.
rm. with frepl. and din. area,
full bsmt. See this value AZ
$2l,b00 and compare with other
higher priced homes.
WoOpFIELD-Modern living in
small community in this lovely
3-bedrm. brick rambler on Y
acre. Lse; liv. rm. with frepl,
and paneling, compl. KIT. with
table space. tile bath, breezeway
and garage. scr. back porch. full
bsmt., with rec. rm., laundry
room and workshop. OIL h.-w.h..
storm windows and screens
throughout. Beautifully deVei-
opsd shrubs, amazing price Of
Many more 10 choose from In oul
hstinss Of Montgomery County
KAY BOWLING, Realtor
207 n. Frederick Ave. oaithersburI
WI. 6-9260 or 301 WA. 0.2600
KELLER WOODMOOR
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CHEVY CHASE
THE HAMLET
DEAL FOR pOCToR

A312Aa A0AN GCSA0
1901 East-West and Curtis: corner
property comprising lots, %, 90,
20, block 10, contg, 42.303 g.. It,:
lot 23 has 2Sx6O masonry bldg,
East section consists of 22x2s
2-car gArage; West section 2Sx3S
game rm.. firepl., chimney, expand
t2x40 End A.; would convert to
dentists or physicians once. lot
"a has brick rambler. slate roof.
entr, hall. liv. rm, 13x23, picture
window, frepl.; din, rm. 10xl6,
picture window; kit. 14xle, mod,
equip: den or bedrm,, bath, mas
ter bedrm,. and 13xl7 bedrm, |;
huge. closets, bsmt., rec. rm.. w
and washer, full bSmt., main
house, fronts Taft. curtis ST.,
e0-ft. East-West hwy; semi-cir-
eular drive, semi.formal garden;
lot IS beaut. wooded. fronting on
East-West Soft, entire area
handicapped: enel. With chain link
fencing; priced to sell.
CHARLES H. JAMESON,
REALTOR
pooiesviile. Nd WI a.no0a
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Low Down Payment
l2205 GOODWILL RID.
WHEATON

s.s ,s style: 2 bsa, Orr Nv. rm,.
~ S psles si1sia' b s91 s,sR ; ..D
rent. Price SIS. $50. By apt only My
MA. 2-0022. MA. 2-06so. Ma. Z.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

Nh. AGO AND IBN-Almost-nsV
S Ss is Hss s.d IN s' S:.S scFn; ~
kitchen. full bsmt.: oversize de-
tached garage,. breezeway with ex-
pool. Can handle with a. low a.
$1,000 cash. By OWNER, WA.
OAK vIEW-By OWNER; st. Ca
Hillus parish; S.bedrn. byk. ram.
munlty pool. HE. 4-S33l.
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GAITHERSBURG


ATTRACTIVE property. 3-bsdroom
rambler, wooded, fenced lot, plenty
Of shrubbery, The kind Of home
We like TO show. Slb,b00.
NEW BRICK CAPE COD; 2 baths.
fireplace. dining room: close 10
everything; Sl6,B00.
5-BEpRooM. 2-bath. 3-year-old
brick: close 10 parochial school:
large, shady lot: $4,000.
LARGE FAMILY-TYPE HOME on
attractive bali acre; oil hot-water
2 ACRES with brick rambler Just
B years. old; dining room, full
basement, 2-car garage. $4,000.
LARGE BRICK RAMBLER IN best
section: hreezeway TO double ga
rage: $4,000.
s-ACRE ESTATE. beautiful home;
lust 4 years old and custom built
BY. owner who Is leaving area
Colonial brick rambler with finest
appointments; grand view from
knoll with grove of large trees,
abundance OF shrubbery and fruit
trees: 20-gallon-per-minute well,
II you want a pool; $4,000 cash
RaA iMShsLER: full basement on y
acre: $l1,7b0. Down. $1,000.
LARGE home Of 3 bedrooms on
acre, high elevation. S10,2b0
WIN consider trade for rambler,
ROCKVILLE =. Brick Cape Cod:
$4,000. Has 10000 az loan
MANY OTHERS. Let Us show you
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

DAMAscuB-Brick Cape Cod. Has
living room with fireplace, sepa-
rate dining room, kitchen, 2 bed-
rooms and bath on lst noor; space
for 2 rooms on End moor; hot
water oil heat, screened porch over
lear garage. Asking S17.7b0 with
$1,000 down; monthly payments,
approximately Sle6. Exclusive,
DAMAscUs-ccsy home. Living
room, large kitchen. Q bedrooms
and bath, full basement; " acre;
only $500,
FRED B. cusHMAN WI. s-soll
DREAM RANCH-TYP1 HOME. In
Kensingtonl Huge living and
dining room. 20x12 master bedrm.
with twin closetsl Beautiful lott
Near busl Assume 49a loani Just
Sl2.960l RIPLEY Co. ~. b-0l1l.
wooded area SI7.500l 8 large
bedrms,, 13-ft. dining rm., mod.
kit; with table space; full bsmt,;
IL spotless condition. EXCEL
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FRED B. cusmMAN WI. s-0Oli

ENGLISH VILLAGE
Bradley and Wilson Lane
LIST FLOOR BEDROOM AND BATH
Fine pre-war brick. with slate roof
and h.-w. heat, on huge lot with
. frepiaees, ,separsts din. rm, and
screened side porch. DOCTORS
$29.500. To see call Mr.. Nc:
Intosh; tx. .3s;24s0; ewes. and
FRED A. SMITH co.
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JTJ aH 1aaas66db GO" I'M
OPEN SUN. 1 TILL DARK
DK LUKE RAMBLER
Close-In Silver Spring


a. perfectly lovely. immaculate
cared for by owner it looks better
than new. Foyer entrance. large
Nv. rm. and din. fm.. brick wall
Kitchen. waii.to.WaIi ca rtluS.'i 4
beautiful bedrms.. 2 baths on
main level, Huge luxurious panel
rec, rm. with everything. plus 1th
tifuliy Handicapped erounds. Near
elementary. junior and senior high
schools, parochial school and best
Of al only Q short ride into town
Ss II: e a'T issS SD e. 6nis
Early occupancy. Dir: Drive out
Georgia ave. to Forest Glen I'd,
right TO. saxony I'd. and Dust 4
lev blocks) right to 97o3 and our
EVELYN @. KAPLAN g. co.
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SUMNER-MID SOS
Rare chance to buy in this Miller
built and controlled area. Has
3 bedrms.. den. 2M baths: porch;
yard. Vacant. Be sure TO see this
onel Out Mass. ave. to Sumner
entrance. Left on Fort summer
drive to Nahant. Right TO NADIA
E2sks. LETT to home. Mrs. Norris.
o.. $3.50.
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ROMER eco. Realtors

$50 N. Frederick. oaithersburg
WI. $4,000 or Waveriy 6-2S3S
GARRETT PARK EsTs.-Choice
brick 3:bedrm. rambler; firepl. in
spac; Nv, rm., good kit. FULL
bsMT;; fenced lot; Low DIN.
s SAMUEL + sru1 soI RG5Eass' 81 SSl7, SS
INC. OIL. e-7sOo. today. 1915.
GARRETT PARK = Charming Q.
bedrm. brick Cape Cod on Ice
wooded lot. Wall-to-wall carpet
ing and late-model GE refgr. with
sep. freezer. Lge. Diet. garage with
workshop. 81, 500 down and as
sumo S13,S00, 5Nss FLA loan.
Open ! to pm. Sat. and Sun
47O6 Strathmore. VIII. 2-4270.
GARRETT PARK-owner will sell
unusual homes; studio home,
huge rms, cedar paneled, storage
iishted studio, SSl.b0o: Cape Cod,
4 bedrms., with oak plank floors,
full bsmt., firepl., Colonial PANEL
ing, $1S,b00. Please call VIII. q
GARRETT PARK-Attrac. 4-bed-
rrn.. 2-bath, redwood and brick
Cape Cod house on wooded lot In
the lovely town Of Garrett Park;
scr. porch and rec. rm.; low EOS.
Open l-6 pm. VIII. 2.S7ie.
GARRETT PARK-Buy this lovely
3-bedrm. brick rambler: clean
I Laf E'e 81 a4nS Rao5iN.A S TTaE
T. PECK, 10. 5-4742.
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CONVERSATIONAL CIuh Araa

Congressional Club Area
Sq qsSs.r ac os S4t, Width va: 10. new "
ton room with 3rd bath rouShed
in, Quick drive downtown. Great
est value in area. IN mid eos. Out
Tree road. Risht to home. ' Nj.
Flick. OIL, 2-4962.
POBIAK & POBIAK
WO. 6-5544
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10. 5-2027

LIZ. o-ZUZ1
P ARKWOOD; BY OWNER: assume
Ice. 4Ass CT loan, 500 per mo-
3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod, on dead
END END g. ELon-st, parkg; Beautiful
din. rm., fully equip. 0E kit, An.
rec. rm.; close to public, parochial
schools. VIII. 6-2057.
neW-con.
dition, 3-bedrm. and den brick
rambler; sep din. rm., scr. porch,
paneled rec: rm., garage, 2 drepis.
Close TO NH and Naval Hosp.
Only $50. $50. H. g. H. DEVELOP
IMENT CO.: EV. 4-e515 or SOL
POTOMAC-The sign Of success q
to live In this lovely area. 8 to
GA. 4-6O64
bedroom homes with acreage.
FRED B. cusHuAAN
Eockxtlle, Nd. 24-Hour Phone
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10. 5-2027
10. 5-2027
OPEN SAT. SUN. i TIL DARK
BETHESDA-BRAND-NEW
Nllo BHES %ENn1NXS9 UvE
PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY

BEEN WHNTINd
PRICE o Y1y 9 WANT ssS 70 PAY
Beautiful brick Colonial just com.
pleted on mammoth 200-ft. deer
lot, 3 huge bedrms. with private
dressing room and separate bath
A. u master sss bsdrm.; 4th bedIm: ~
bath. center-entrance hall Nv WITH
Nv. rm.,. sep. din. rm., designed
for gracious entertaining: dream
large-stze kit. with everything,
Only 3 blocks to large new shop
ping center; near all schools,
transp.' churches. synagogues,
flexible financing available. Dir, :
Old GEORGETOWN I'd. to Lone Oak,
right to Hurst, left 1 block to
G Gre ala, and right to house
EVELYN O.. KAPLAN a. co
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SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD
Unusual Terms Possible
Our first Offering Of this spacious
1O-room. 4-bath Colonial with
eyery desirable feature. Only 2
blks. to Little Flower Church.
Vacant. lxcel. terms possible. Out
River road TO Springfield entrance,
left TO Newington, left to home
Mr.. Pobiak. o.. 0-6466.
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$23,95O-S24.5OO

DIR: Out Colesville I'd. to
Lanark Way, out Lanark to
TO Renfrew rd., left to open
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RocKvILLE-3-bedrm. home on
corner lot, Ice; liy: rm. with IRE:
pl.,, Ice. famiiy-sils kit, fenced
back yord. unusually Sood buy. at
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SOLD BY OWNER-BUILDER
eECURITY DWELLINGS, INCORP.
RA. 3-S3O3 ewes, RIA. 3-4171
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hEALTOH
Pcolsayille. Nd. WI, e-e223
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RoCKCREST: $500 down.-Beauti-
full decorated 3-bedrm. rambler;
excellent condition, front and side
porches. nice lot with shade trees.
HUGH y. PECK, LO.: 5-4742
ROCKVILLE, MARYVALE-Vacant;
$685. dn., no settlement chgs, s.
bedrm, ramb., bsmt., storm wind,
fenced lot, carport. 10. 5-3740.
ROCKvILLE-SPACE WITH BUD0-
Ell PAYMENTS; 4-bedrm. RAM
bler; family din. rm.. 2 full baths,
full basement with exit; priced TO
sell: $1,000. HUGH T. PECK,
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thinner Takes
Carter at 81

NEW YORK, May 81 (AP).-
thinner, the longest-priceo
horse on the board at 32-1
took the lead soon after the
start and dashed to a 'front.'
running victory in the $58,60C
Carter Handicap at Belmont
Park yesterday.
Johnny Ruane rode Jimmel
to a three-quarter-length VIC
tory over Tick Took. Nadir, the
8-5 favorite. was third, three
lengths behind Tick Took.
Jimmer, owned by Myron N
Goodwin Of Youngstown, Ohio
had not won a race this year
in four previous starts. Good
win bought him at the 1856
Saratoga sales for $10,300 and
yesterdays victory was his
most important. He netted q
purse of $37.49O.
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LEGAL FIGHTS HIT CAMP
Muchen Wins, Asks Court
ToHuItSwede's Title Fiuht

SAN FRANCISCO. May 81
s(AP).-Eddie Machen, heavy
weight contender, who was VIC
.torious last night over UNI
ranked Rueben Vargas, now
switches his battling to the
courts. seeking to halt the
Floyd Patterson Ingemar Jo-
hanson title bout.
I. Eddie and his manager, Sid
.Flaherty. are scheduled to APP
pear in Federal Court in New
york June / when their petit
tion seeking to force Johansson
into a return bout with Machen
will be heard.
Z A verdict favoring Eddie
could disrupt plans for the
June Is meeting in New York
between Champion Patterson
.and the Swede who kayoed
Machen September IA. Flaherty
contends he and Eddie hold a
contract calling for the return
match before Johansson meets
anyone else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21

Last night in the nationally
televised hereunder at the
Cow Palace, Machen found
tough going in the early and
late rounds against the wide-
swinging Vargas. But Eddie's
jab kept his onrushing oppo-
nent off balance sufficiently to
bring him q unanimous but
unpopular decision.
Vargas, a Mexican from Rich
mond, Calf, who weighed
1891, entered the ring a senti-
mental favorite of the 11,772
fans. Machen. from Redding,
Calf, who weighed 1871, was
greeted with scattered boos.
Referee Vern Bybee scored IL
1895, Judge Jack Downey, &C.
81; Judge Matt Zidich, 97-95
They're talking a rematch
and that's okay with me-
Flaherty said after the bout
that Melted $50,386. Each
fighter receives $20,115.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21
GroVeton Nine
Stdysin Race

Groveton High School with
stood q ast-inning rally al
Mount Vernon last night and
kept alive its chances of over
taking Fairfax and Wakefield
for the Northern Virginia
Group I League baseball cham
pionship.
Mount Vernon punched five
of its eight hits into the bot
tom of the seventh inning for
all Of its runs during a Cd
defeat at the hands Of Grove
ton, dissolving a third-plaee
tie.
A walk, Frank Moser's triple
Gordon Newell's single, a
double by Jack Lentz and a
single by Butch Cash scored
the four runs before relief
Pitcher Paul Wease got the
10th batter Of the inning to fly
out, leaving the bases loaded.
Mount Vernon 600 900 4-4 s
schools. wease "a and Curtis;
Monroe, Bowers (6) and Moser.
Georse Mason 900 .202 002-6 10 !
Cedar Lee 002 600 300 s. /
Ebert, McNah t6) and Schneider
jenkins and Jones.
st James 900 200 o. Q 4
Lardon (1OlO2 900 x-12 9
Smith. ZONES ~ and Grover: Bs-
stable, DePuy.
George. Prep : 0o2 o10 o--3 9 4
DeMatha 600 101 Id 9
Reed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21
Hurt Back HuIts
Swede's Training

GROSSINGER, N. Y, May
81 (AP).--A back injury has
halted the training of Ingemar
JohanSson, Swedish challenger,
for his heavyweight champion
ship fight against Floyd Pat
terson in New York June Is.
Johansscn strained what he
called a seldom used back
muscle while exercising in his
training ring here Tuesday
afternoon. He was examined
by a doctor yesterday morning.
Later in the day all training
was halted. He slept on a spe-
cial bed board last night and
left today for further treat
ment and rest in New York.
II had this happen to me be-
fore, training for a fight, and /
feel a few days rest will cure
it," Johansson told Ed Friel,
boxing writer of the Newark
Evening News.