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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-28
MONDAY
Continued From Preceding Poss
$50
4-N Theoter. Drama.

4-TV Theafer. Drama.
"Show Wagon" by Harold Shu-
mate. A troveIino show troupe
brings entertainment to the from
tiers Of the old West. Luke
Anthony, Connie Hoines.
5-Medic. Drama.
Richard Boone stors.
7-Adventures in Porodise.
Hour. "Prsoner in Paradise"
The skipper Of the schooner Tiki
is commissioned to rescue two
nuns and O runaway girl from O
remote volcanic island near So
moo. Fay Bointer, Potricio Cuts,
Gordner Mckay.
Sam Sothern Show. Comedy.
Olive develops mental block over
household finances and involves
the entire stoff of the Barley
House. Ann Sothern, Ann TyrreII,
John Hart.
1000
4-Poris A la Mode. Color.
SPECIAL. Hour. The spring
collections of IS Porision cou-
turiers ore modelled by IS top
Poris monneQuins. Doncer Visa
O'Orso and the singing team of
Jaime and Nico ore featured.
Jacques Bereeroc, host.
5-Mon Behind the Bodge.
Charles Bickford, host.
9-Hennesey. Comedy.
Hennesey and Martha skip on in
vitotion TO the odniroI's party to
keep date with q retired oide to
Copt. Shofer when it oppeors that
the coptoin hos forgotten his
yearly eet-together with the man.
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February 70
Jackie Cooper, Abby Dalton, Roy
mond Greenleof.
1890
5-By-Line Steve Wilson.
7-Mon With q Comero.

1.-THE Positive Negative. A night
club comero girl needs Kovoc's
help when thugs ny to take q
Photographic negative from her.
Charles Bronson, Suson Cum
mines. tRepeot)
9-June AlIyson Show. Drama.
"Piono Man." A bonoom piono
player is willing stooee for
gambler who promises him finon-
cioI success. Vie Domone, Keenan,
Wynn.
1900
4-News and Local News.
COLOR. Horkness. Ward.
5-StorIight Theoter. Movie.
ia hours. big Street" 1912.
A busboy foIIs in love with O
crippled night club singer and
becomes her servant. Henry
Fonda, Lucille Ball.
7-WorId News. McCoffrey.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. Douolos. DonieIs.
11:10
7-WeotheF. Sports. News.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
ROBERTSON REALTY

SPRINGFIELD, Loisdale = Excel
buy; brk. rambler: > baths, :
bedrms; bsmt Sls,9OO. Ell. 4.
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SPRINGFIELD
BUILDERS BARGAINS
SO. 8-2596
RPRTNGFJEID. NORTH


hALNoE AELD' ths-o-DeQrm, ram
bier; carport, lee. util rm, elec,
KIT ienced yd nr sch. Sl6,95O.
ealsl by OWNER, FL. 4-S306.
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SPRINGFIELD This is an extT,

bonus value. 3 bedrms.. l level;
rambler with carport; just redec
GRATED, interior and exterior
only needs your ever-loving care.
Compare the price, Sl6,5OO, and
buy. $500 down, Sl16 mo. PITT.
EDW. r. CARR, INC, CL. 6-7S44,
I'll, R-Io1o
Evening star., 1960-06-25
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

3e, 600 SO. FIT, It. ind; zoe per
REALTY, INC. IA. 5-5Os0.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

N.W.-NIcE BUILDING;
ar cond' remodeled 1855; q rms,
avail. Excel. for ofices, studios,
showrooms, distribution workshop.
Warehousing, light manufacturing,
etc. Rent per mo-, S270, utils.
extra. Option to buy bldg. Brokers
invited. Excel. financing. Write
OWNER, BOX 2o5-E, Star
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7R-Acre Farm
$1,289.85 FULL PRICE

At SKYLAND ESTATES. virginia's
finest forest development, high
atop the Blue Ridge Mts. at Lin
den on Rte. No. 55. This is rugged
River road with large trees, steep
incline and terrific views Of the
Shenandoah Valley II cleared out.
Within walking distance Of Lost
Lagoon. sparkling sprins-fed lake
with bathing, boating and fishing.
S69.S5 down, balance monthly.
NO INTEREST. No carrying
charges. Ask to see Lot No. IA,
Block No. SO. Purchasers must
submit personal references. Rep
resentative on property daily.
sKYLAND ESTATES
LINDEN VIRGINIA
lRte, SIS. s Mi. Before Front Royal
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VACATION PLACES
CHURCHES FOR SALE

RED BRK. CHURCH on Route 123
in Woodbridge, Va, Situated on 3
Ice. lots. Excel. off-st. parking
adjoining 2 rm. brk, parsonage
with 2 baths ana full bsmt, City
water and sewage, property ad-
lacent IT, shop. center, WOOD
BRIDGE REALTY CO. GY. 4-S546
Evening star., 1960-06-25

- 80 ~s-Sf'fl
N, ARLINGTON = Building lot,
formation call JE. 3-77O4.
NEAR DISTRICT HEIGHTs-30-
BY OWNER. RE 6-S6O4.
N.w;-Wooded lot, close in. cir
cled by Rock Greek Park. Reason
ably priced. RA. 3-9233.
OLNEY, MD.-Beautiful 2-acre lots
on paved streets; some wooded
sifoo SEX M REAhTY fGTsll'R 'ReSltors.4 Ma 4-47Se'
ON PAVED ROAD in woods, pretty
12-acre lot: S1,S00.
On paved road, near town, 1-acre
building lots: $3.50.
On paved road near river, $50 acres
woodland: SS.450.
On paved road near town, 160-acre
subdivision land; $3.50 per acre,
good terms,
Lake-front lots In woods.
PRESTON M. BROWNING, Broker,
valley. b-SS39; ONCE, Culpeper,
virginia, valley 5-S33l; John II.
HIT, VALLEY 5-02q0.
OxON HILL, near Jones Point
Bridge-200 acres; sewer, water,
gas; rolling and wooded: peri. for
$4,000 to $4,000 homes. Only
$4,000 per acre. Easy terms. Call
John Webster, RE. 5-3422.
BERENS SALES. RE. 6-5400
PIsCATAWAY HILLS - Beautiful
homesites. u acre, 5-aere tracts,
$1,000 and up. Dir: Out Indian
head hwy. to piscataway signs.
turn right to once. Open Sat. q
Sun, 1913. NJ. RUBIN REALTY,
BU. 3-2492, CHI. S-SS5S.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY-70
acres OF farm land, ~ mile from
sa,,n, Rte; 20 ,Is and l;, 2ill: ! mile from
Wsshiggstor SSsn.Ig ed1O' p 4niy sasE e mi. from
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(CONTlNUEDl

LAUNDRIEs, Maytag. coin op.. as
low as 81 300 down, completely
installed; So finance, OIL. 4-352s.
LIQUOR STORE for sale By owner.
Gross prof1t nearly 20se; small
overhead. Grocery combination
available II desired. $4,000 cash
REQUIRED. P.o. Box 5051, Wash. 10,
n r
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SUMMER HOMES

OWNED SUMNER
HOME on Craigs Greek, Va. Mod.
facilities. For fun details, rates
and reservations, contact r. 9.
CALHOUN. P. o. Box 10s, Coving-
ton, Va.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

10 ACRES on Rte. 2s. good we'll.
cleo, good bldg. site. Priced
S3,500. All property IS to AS
miles from Washington.
II. B. MITCHELL CO.
Hsrndon; Va. phone 1856: eyes,, call
Evening star., 1960-06-25
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALREADY ZONED. From a small
GOTHAM REALTY INC. Comm, & m,
dept. JE. 2-370s.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.-37,O 600 50.
IT. Of ground in Alexandria. Rail-
road siding. Zoned heavy and
light. ! blk. from river. You name
u, wen build 1t. Phone DE. q
NE. Minn. Ave. to Benning Rd.,
bet. Pep BOYS and Penn Jersey
stores--7.000 50. IT,, 2nd COM
mercial. Benning I'd. next to Hub
Furniture store, 10000. 50. IT,.
End commercial. Bladensburg I'd.
B. j. wELTMAN. LG. $1,000.
PRESSED FOR CASH, will sell my
commercial lots and apt. ground,
VirEinia. Box 245-T, Star. 26'
4-ACRE- COMMERCIAL TRACT,
developed for shop, center and
taking leases for service drug,
food and other stores. Ideal for
bowling slley (4S7l. Gail Mr.
REYNOLDS, 10. s-6777. JAMES C.
CoNLEY A. 60.
1890 FT.-Immediately adjoin-
house or light manufacturing.
81 800 FT.-Zoned CO, corner, on
r.. s. nr; Heeht's new store
Il T 600 Fl. Clinton, Md.-suit. s.
family, apt. An priced far below
market value. BROKER, 10.
S-OoOo'
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DESK SPACE
d EsK SPACE; sEcRETARIAL
SERVICE; IS mo. To. 2-2232.
FARMS
FARMS FARMS FARMS

WEST VIRGINIA SPECIALS
$50 ACRES mile frontage on
Rte; 522, south of Berkeley
Springs: S-room modern home, 2
baths: large barn. 3 beautiful
lakes. II prize beef cattle. Only
$4,000 terms.
1856 ACRES at S7S per acre, Just
on Route so: 6-rm. house.
2S4 ACRES $50 per acre; all equip
ment including 16 milk cows and
new mink parloT. Lovely s-rm.
house. 2 barns; pike river through
property; $4,000 down.
= 80 ACRES on Caeapon River: nice
home and barn; mi. waterfront;
something really special. Only
800 an acre.
FREDERICK CO.. MD.
$50 ACRES; Route 24O divides
farm: large dairy barn and beau
tiful home: only $4,000.
We have many more valuable farms
in Montgomery and Frederick
Counties. We also specialize in
waterfront farms
Evening star., 1960-06-25
L0TS, ACREAGE F0R SALE

ACCOKEEK, MD.-A cool wood
land retreat can be yours in this
unusual residential community
composed Of 5-acre estates. No
commercial encroachment, no
subdivisions. Swimming pool,
nursery school and kindergarten.
DramaticS group. boating on the
Potomac, miles Of bride paths and
trails. Call BU. 3-2121 for
directions and more information
about the Moyaone Reserve
APPROX. ~ ACRES with hfNi-
road frontage, in Charles Co.. is
Si P1v to 3. p Soo E. vftS eyer InSian n Head
S45 per mo. Call RE. 5-44O6.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AREA
Five h-aere Ints; sewer and
water. avail; plated and ready
for building. Sales price only
S16,h0n. Terms considered. Cali
DARWIN REALTY, INC, ia. 2
1894, IA. 7-4363.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS BY
GAGE A. INVESTMENT CO, 3ia
Southern BLDG, Ma. S-3331: I'M
mediate service, 10 TO 4:30 pm.
MONEY, End TRUsT-Ws will buy
2nd trust notes; d. c., nearby
Nd. or Va: reasonable rates. Ma.
TIONAL MORTGAGE AND IN
vEsTMENT CORP 1912 N. Y.
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, Ist
and 2nd trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE Co. INC. IA. T-5so6.
WE PAY your debts by End trust.
10. 5-2750 10. 5-1299
2nd TRUsTs-Apsolgtely top spot-
cal j sr s1snins'' VIZ. isa.
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

ACREAGE AND FARMS
Soil-type predetermines the eco
nomic utilization of land. We
furnish detailed soil maps. FOR
Commercial, farm, industrial, in
vestment, residential river front
and special purpose land in d. c.,
Nd. Va. SEE
FARMS AND ACREAGE, INC.
Realtors DE o-5bO3
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS, with all cash for
apt. bldss.; white or colored; must
be in good cond.: not over S175,-
900. Call Mr.. Davis, WILLIAM J.
DAVIS, INC, 500 18th ST. NV
Ma. 1886.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
He PIsCATAwAY CO., INC
BU. 3-2l2l
MT. GILEAD ACRES
LouNDogN UNDO ISI, CouNTY's

SKYLINE DRIVE
Nowhere has Heaven and earth
met To make a land more fair
for mans habitation. This quo
tation from General Washington'S s
Journal is most applicable TO the
Mt. Gilead area where homesites
ranging from 3 to Is acres are
avail. in the plateau of Catoctin
Mountains. The nucleus OF a
hne community Is represented by
conservative homes Of Mt. Gilead's
satisfied pioneers attracted
by. the location and reasonable
prices, inspired by the view, pro-
tected by the covenants, they
settled and sing its praises to
others. Near enough for pleasant
committing through Leesburg to
Dulles International Airport, CIA
and Washington proper. and ideal
Tor retirement-a combination
hard to beat. Prices. S4OO to
$1,000 per acre. Directions: Route
to Leesburg, left at trafic ight
on 10 to Route 704, turn right
then left on Route 662. past
Loudoun Orchards, property on
YOUR left. See Mr.. Hatcher on prop-
erty. or call SP. 7-2362,
FARMS & ACREAGE. INC.
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Kosher Meat

Stand now available for enterpris-
ing tenant. Beneficial high -traffic
location. All basic equipment:
cases. refrigeration, etc. available
at very modest cost on liberal
terms.
For further information and de-
tails. OF our exceptional arrange
ment, contact
Evening star., 1960-06-25
QUICK SALE
HOLLEY REALTY

stS3 Lee Highway KE. S-535O
SEMIDETACHED HOME; sale by
owner: low down payment. as
sumo GI loan. Call so. S-731S.
ea.-II 49, - -
Evening star., 1960-06-25

SPKINGFIELD; moving, owner says
SELL-3-bedrm., l1a-oath split
level; rec. rm., workshop. patio;
la-acre play yd. with lge. trees
beautiful, quiet cul-de-sac loca-
tion. Assume lge. 4Iaeo loan.
Inspect, make offer. NATIONAL
MILITARY REALTY, FL. 4-OqOO
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Almost About
thing
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BIZ PERCx VILLA

Tvs Notes The recent heayweght champion night has been
over nearly two weeks but the interest h there
Todays column written friend Jache Robinson
s@ce MAD long ago predicted that Patterson be our new
cnanpaon without any tfs and butts enjoy reading %
BY JACKIE ROBINSON
Inc wicked left hook FLOYD Patterson rv.,r6 ~
heavyweight championship last night more much more thar
merely sensational knockout Ingemar Johanan For the t
blow also marked the final the q mans pride
IN himself in his profession and In my
biggest impression when talked Floyd In his dreaSne
room right after the fight
Earlier had sat In rngde my boy Jachde You can
expect Md to get excited but world hap
Pened 10 screamed hOered grabbed Hampton
SqUeeEed him half 10 death Then FOyRs
On the into Rocky talked OF our mutual
selection OF Floyd to win and Rocky only fighter
could really know about fear That's why buy theory
that Floyd would be at all afraid Rocky
early this month to be manager
wioroe testimonial dinner for Floyd certainly
proud that great champ like Rocky agreed
testimonial to Floyd order.
When reached FIOyds dressing words to
Thanks for confidence" imagine
made feel asked Floyd what happIest
about winning the fight He replied
all to bring the championship losing II felt
he had let not only his family and friends down. country
But that 1t back I'm the u s. he felt graceful
think his country should be grateful stunning
achievement this modest young hblest backgrounds
made-and just night along people
regarded him as little than bum after he his title
Floyd revealed that rghthand
round did hurt him little but
JOhanssOn think After wning at Irving Kahn
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to lot him know he right Floyd purpOsy backed
up hoping to get hgemaF mp part
strategy he and Dan FOro planned ngear refused
to bite Dan told Floyd between payn pOSSu
Go after him and get him"
Unlike Johanssonwho recently experiencing but
little sympathy for his knockout yctms-Foyd
concerned about Ingemar especially when
mis- back not moving for nearly eight minutes ring only
after being assured that Johansson would right
Later At small victory celebration rOO
talked with his attractive y Sandra expects
me- For minute thought going baby right
mere and en Jersey Joe WalcOtt and host Of other friends
Piled h. and then In swept Gus DAmAtO
reach the ring after the knockout suddenly
sAndra caught the crowd He pushed way
best protect her. and when he looked
ring asked Gus how he felt lightning
II don't mOw- had . funny kinda hump my throat I know
t was gonna happen, but all Of q sudden
But it remained FoyGs the most impressive
comment Of all Confirming pride victory
achieved she stood quiet dignity knew he
the last fight she said There
have lost again"
And that's the II There way
Floyd could have lost igor rtng-an
aroused inspired confident crafty
30 do and he quickly paney possible
He has vndated his honor made his family proud
upheld his country.
He has also become ecapture
weight championship of the world
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$40 IS
BIZ RnL BRowER

The and voiced written about Raw Robin
son Inc consensus not unanimous certainly overwhelming
the Sugar Man has had It.
We would like to add polite pen swelling
chorus that Sugar Ray greatest fighter pOudorpOund this
generauon-k not Of all dmes-should quit
No depect the once master rafan Of the ring
but hollow shell in dismal although at time courageous
performance against Of even few wears ago
could have licked Fender with bacso
dvy that Judges Boston could
give the verdict to their favodte SON
Surely Sugar Ray his prime against
the Flooding New Highlander. But happened?
Minus the consmate ss that bookings
take the baube from Fender Especially you
couple judges bent giving anyway
So we say that Ray should quit His IuSter win dmmed
he tries again and b beaten by Hikes
Some would like that against Ray great
they would like him again
again-and relish thirst
Sugar think Is too
like to try to reOup the prestige he his losing
Fender We
We admire Robinson things fact
that Sugar Ray has always had mind his He his
usually got it. For all Of that independence
In some quarters They didn't like Sugar Ray.
This think, q the fighting
He used Not like Johnny SaxOn BILLY who wound
mental institutions Not being
shoe shine boy again wealth.
degree Of PRIDE Des for living after tng 20
n professional prizenghter
though gittering
the early 1885, the
his skill He almost nailed Fender with the "
threw the opening round staggered his foe in the fifth But
quick
happier pugnsc had with
judgement Of
judges Ray awarded the decision by the referee by
margin.
Sugar Ray Is prObIemaicaL might
giving another fling We not He should let his nIusiOus
speak for itself.
doubt his greatness He belongs the classic
fighters exhibitions like the against
might his history.
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July ?, 1890 - Congress passed
Sherman antitrust act prohibiting
combinations In restraint Of
trade"
July 3 1T70 - Liberty Bell pro-
claimed first public reading Of the
Declaration Of Independence.
July Is, 1879 - George Bradley
pitched the first no-hit baseball
game. for st. Louis against Hart
ford.
July 81, 1873 - Jesse James
robbed the Rock Island Express
Of 5000 at Adair. Iowa, In the
worlds first train robbery.
July so, 1919 - The first repre-
sentative assembly In America
convened at jamestown, Va
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File No. 94S45
ORDER FOR HEARING PETI-
TION FOR ADMINISTRATION,
LIMITING TIME TO FILE
CLAIMS AND FOR HEARING
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate of Martha c. Chalfen,
also known as Martha Chalfen, De-
cedent.
Letters of Administration
1T is ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause, IL any they
have, before this Court on Monday,
July 18th, 1860, at 10 o'clock AN.
in the Court House in Minneapolis,
Minnesota, why the petition of Nor
ris d. Chalfen for the appointment
of Marie A. Sather, of Hennepin
County, Minnesota as administrators,
herein filed, should not be granted.
Order to File Claims and for
Hearing Thereon
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors of said Decedent
file their claims in this Court. Proofs
will be heard and claims examined
and adjusted before this Court on
Monday, November 7th, 1860, at 10
o'clock AN. in the Court House In
Minneapolis, Minnesota.
These orders shall be published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according to law.
WITNESS the HON. MELVIN J.
PETERSON, Judge Of Probate
Court, this 18th day Of June.
ROSE FossEEN
Clerk Of Probate Court
Arnold A. Karlins
Attorney.
5l2 Builders Exchange
(Spokesman, June II, % and July -
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NOTICE OF MoRTGAGE

FOhECLO9UhkG BALE
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
default has occurred in the condi-
tions of that certain mortgage,
dated the 2sth day OF June. 1859,
executed by Alfred B. Morgan and
Evelyn Morgan, husband and wife
as mortgage, filed for registration
in the office of the Registrar of
Titles In and for the County OF
Hennepin, and state OF Minnesota,
on the 10th day of July, 1859, at
in book 5l4 OF page l57007, as docu-
ment No. 5sSl0S the Register OF
Titles that no action or proceeding
has been instituted at law to recover
the debt secured BY. said mortgage,
due and claimed to be due upon said
mortgage, including interest to date
hereof, the sum Of Thirteen Thous-
and Three Hundred Twenty-Four
and 50/10O (S1S.s24.50) DOLLARS,
ale therein contained. said mortgage
will be foreclosed and the tract
of land lying and being in the
County OF Hennepln, State of Min
nesota, described as follows, to-wit:
An Of Lot One ~, and All that
Of a line drawn parallel to the East
line OF, said Lot Two ca and the
same extended North, and which In |
tersectg the Southerly line of Bass
wood Road at q point 1926 feet |
measured West along said South |
line from the point OF intersection !
of the West line of Lot Three (O |
extended In q straight line North |
with the said South line Of said |
Eastwood Road; also all that Part OF |
Eastwood Road adjacent thereto
which has heretofore been vacated |
and lying West of the said line |
parallel TO the East line of Lot Two |
(2), all in Block Four 90, Bass |
wood" according to the plat there |
of on file and of record In the |
office of the Registrar of Titles in |
and for said County of Hennepin,
will be sold by the sheriff of said |
county at public auction on the first |
day. Of August, 1850, at 1000 o'clock |
in the District Court House in the |
City OF Minneapolis in said county |
and state, to pay the debt then |
secured by said mortgage and taxes, |
II any, ON said premises and the /
costs and Two Hundred Seventy |
Five and oI100 (3275.00) attorneys |
fees and disbursements allowed by /
law, subject to redemption within |
twelve months from said date OF
Dated June Il, 1880.
AMSTERDAM DIAMOND CUTTERS |
AND IMPORTERS, INC.
HARRIS AND RAsKIN
By Martin =. RaAkin
l14O Rand Tower, Minneapolis, MINI. |
Attorneys for Mortgage.
spokesman, June II, "a, and July /
l, s. is and %. lssO)
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SATcHEL PAGES
BACK 90 BASEBALL


SALIVA, Ran.-(ANP)--sat-
chel Paige Is back in organized
baseball.
The veteran tan pitcher, who
admits being 81, has signed q
contract with the semi-pro salina,
Kan, Bluejays Of the Victory
League, and viii play at Wichita,
July 8.
Paige, who still holds a semi
pro tournament record for his per-
Torrance at the national tourney
in Wichita IS years ago, II a vet
eran Of the Cleveland Indians and
St Louis Browns, starring with
the 1913 pennant winning Indians.
Paige said he joined the Salina
club so that he could play in the
annual National Semi-Pro tourna-
ment at Wichita, Kan, beginning
Aug. 10. He said he would rather
play, semi-pro than with a minor
league team.
In the national semi-pro tourney
in '35, Paige hurled four victories
to lead his team to the national
title. His record of so strilxeouts
during the tournament still stands.
Paige recently sent out feelers to
major league teams, offering to
help out some of the faltering PEN
nant contenders.
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ExULTS OVER NAACP
VICTORY; THEN DIES

N. Yorlt.-Several hours after
he declared, II never thought I'd
live to see Negroes vote in Browns
vile, Ten" veteran ,NAACP stall
wart Ollie s. Bond was dead here
OF a heart attack last week. He
was founder and first president
Of the now defunct NAACP branch
in Brownsville, back in 1888.
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When he fought Willie Bosnian
off at Indianapolis recently, Moore
weighed 206h pounds.
Although he is, having trouble
now, Moore will surely get down to
the 175-pound limit, eventually.
The veteran boxer, repeatedly the
oldest of the topflght fighters in
the ring today, claims to have
obtained secrets on weight reduc-
ton from an abroigine in Austrai-
ia some time ago. However, the
ing more than a diet Of orange
secret repeatedly consists of moth
juice in the morning and a, light
dinner every day.
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Moore HdVing
Weight ProbIemi
Ask Bouf DeIdV

NEW YoRR-(ANP)-The old
age spread seems to be catching
up with Archie Moore.
The light heavyweight champion
of the world usually slightly over
the 175-pounl light heavyweight
limit, admitted last week that he
was having trouble making the
weight and asked for a four-week
postponement Of his scheduled
July IT title bout against Erich
Schoppner Of Germany, the Eur
opean champion.
The request came through Mo-
ores manager, Jack (Dov1 Kearns,
who said Archie needed more time
to take off some 20 pounds.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-01
CELTIC'S BILL RUSSELL
TO SETTLE IN Iberia
AT ATHLETIC CARRER END

BOSON-(ANP)-Big Bill Rus
sell, the rebounding genius Of the
Boston Celtics, champions Of the
National Basketball Association,
told reporters he plans to settle
IN liberia after his professional
career as q basketball player is
ended.
Africa" he said quietly, SIS
the land of the future"