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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08
Patterson Fooled
Boxinc Writers

NEW YORK--(ANP) - Floyd
Patterson not only made ring
history in regaining the heavy
weight title from battered Ingemar
Johansson here last week, but he
also COMPOUNDED boxing experts
throughout the nation and the
world.
These included scores Of sports
writers and prize fighters, includ-
ing former heavyweight champion
Jack Dempsey, who was among
the eight ex-champions who have
tried unsuccessfully to regain the
title.
In addition to Dempsey other
pro- ohansson hackers included
former heavyweight champion
Gene Tunney and ex-welterweight
titlist Barney Ross. Tunney joined
those who had seen 50 little Of
Ingemar but yet were prepared to
go out on the proverbial limb. De-
claring Johansson q good big man,
TIInney said:
Ordinarily I favor the better
boxer, probably because I was
mainly a boxer myself. This time,
however, I have to go along with
Ingemar Johansson. He Is a good
big man and you have to give the
good big man an edge over the
good small man"
Ross said Patterson doesn't
stand a chance"
However, there were other ex-
champions in Patterson's corner,
though they were greatly out
numbered. Former heavyweight
champion, Joe Louis, the rings
most sensational knockout artist,
not only backed Floyd to win,
but actually helped tutor him
for the rematch. Joe's advice to
Patterson was to crowd his man
and clubber him ever second, as
the Brown Bomber had done to
Max Schmeling in their second.
Patterson followed the advice to
the letter.
Joining Joe in supporting Pat
terson was former light heavy
weight champion Tommy Lough-
Ian, who said: 81 believe Floyd
Patterson win win easily. He Is
the best all-round fighter I have
ever seen. He can box as well as
any in history and is a good stiff
puncher as well :"
Electromagnetic champion Joe
walcott, who was all smiles at
ringside after the New Workers.
triumph, also gave Floyd his un-
reserved support.
Among the writer's who unsuc-
cessfully backed Johansson to win
Included syndicated eolumnist Red
Smith, who derided Patterson's
chances, and Wendell Smith, q
boxing writer for the Chicago
American daily newspaper.
scribes supporting the recrown-
ed champion included Nat Gross
OF the New York Post, Charles
Livingston Of the Associated Negro
Press, Frank Maestro Of the Chic
ago Daily Tribune and John p.
Carmichael Of the Chicago Daily
News.
Patterson first won the heavy
weight championship by stopping
Archie Moore in Chicago Nov. 80,
1876 becoming the youngest
champ. ever. He lost 1t to Johans-
son On a three-round knockout q
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08

year ago last June. Last Monday
night June 20) he became the first
man in ring history ever to regain
the title.
Besides Demsey, the other ex-
champions who tried and failed
to win back the title were Jim
Corbett, Bob FItzsimmons, Jim
Jeffries, Jack Dempsey, Max Sch
melting, Joe Walcott, Joe Louis,
and Ezzard Charles.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08

Of Columbia
u niv ersity.
The assembly
consists Of q
group Of lead.
ing Americans
who meet I'm
der the spon-
sorship Of Co
lun1bia to con-
duct studies Of
---AIA~a ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08

Diplomacy In the old schOd
nhmber of friends who helped her
was the art Of giving a hand with
out q handOut."-Phil H. Tuseth.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08

'"The quickest way to get a lot
Of undivided attention Is 10 make
q mistake. Frank G. MeInuls.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08

'The man who sOws more than
he can reap Is likely to lose his
subsIdy."-Larry Braun.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-07-08

Political campaigning; The art
Of listening 10 the nations pulse
with your mouth OPen."-Phl H
Tuseth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09

plea to the Government for a
collective rights election.
The National Labor Rela-
|tions Board split 3 to 2 in de-
Gliding the case-involving the
Sheltered Workshops of San
Diego, Calf, and an employee
organization called the United
Association of Handicapped.
The NLRB majority ruled
the workshops purpose is pri-
marily one of rehabilitating
handicapped workers and its
commercial activities are only
"a means to an end"
The minority said the handi-
capped workers get regular pay
and are locked for lost time,
and the workshop is an en-
ployer substantially engaged in
commercial activities.
The record in the case
showed that in a years time
the workshop had sold prod
ucts valued in excess Of $780,
900 to the Rohr Aircraft and
Ryan Aeronautical Corp, firms
working on defense contracts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
Mine Workers Win
Court Judgment
= the Associated Press

A Federal District Court
judge yesterday entered a
:. judgment for the United
Mine Workers in a So million
damage suit against the union
in connection with a work STOP
Z page which closed an Ohio
!. coal mine.
Judge Charles F. Mclaughlin
held thas action of the union
and its members which re-
I, suited in closing of the Mile
Branch Co. mine at Corning
> Ohio, was not a breach of
contract.
The union commended the
. miners quit work because of
: unsafe conditions.
i The coal company in its suit
Z against the union had contend
,sed that the work stoppage vio-
lated its contract with the
union. and forced the company
to aESndon the mt1e,N,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09

The paintings will go back to
the Smithsonian Institution,
which loaned them to Barney
House. but Office equipment and
furniture, some of it handsome
antiques. probably will be sold,
according to Miss Bundick.
Regardless of where Barney
goes, Mrs. Rich said, the settle
ment house will remain what
it has always been: IAN ex-
pertinent willing to change with
changing needs"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
Future Is Dim, but not Hopeless
For Barney Neighborhood House

Barney House will offer no serv-
ices. I'VE hope to start again
in the next academic year, and
we may not have any program
this summer" Mrs. Rich said.
The possibility of erecting a
new building seems slim for the
present.
Barney House was started
through the philanthropy of
the late Miss Alice Pike Barney,
a prolific portrait painter many
Of whose works hang in the
building she helped support.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09

volve mainly removing inter<
ior partitions, a second stair
way built after the Civil War
and a rear two-story porch,
plus painting and restoring the
original random width pine
floors that now are covered
with narrow hardwood floor
ing. A small carriage house on
the one-acre property will be
made into a guest house for
use of Green Basin Co. officials
here on business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
BuyerBudgetsS40,00 900
ToRestore LIoydHouse

Alexandria's historic Lloyd
House, saved from destruction
three years ago by a wealthy
Delaware oil man, soon will
be restored to its former luster
by the owner.
Robert v. New of Whining
ton, who heads two oil and
natural gas development firms
in Wyoming, said he plans to
spend about $40. 900 restoring
the three STORY brick house at
220 North Washington street.
The building will be used
as Offices for the geological
department of the Green Basin
Development Co., one Of the
two firms Mr.. New heads. He
said a team of about IL geolo-
gists will move into the struc-
ture when work is completed
in September.
Built in 1898
A classic of Georgian archi-
lecture, Lloyd House was built
in 1893 by John Wise, a promi-
nent Virginia builder and tav-
ern owner An early occupant
was Benjamin Hallowell, who
used the house as a school.
Mr.. Hallowell once taught
Gen. Robert E. Lee, and tradi-
ton has it that Lee was enter
ing the house when told he had
been commissioned a general
in the Confederate Army.
The house was used by the
WAVES during World War II
and served as a boarding house
until a group of doctors bought
it, intending to tear it down
and use the site for a new Of
flee building.
Mr.. New, who "just likes old
houses read in The Star of
the impending destruction of
the house while on a Washing
ton business trip. He bought it
sight unseen" for $132,500.
Purchase Offer
He said a recent offer for the
building from an oil company
that wanted to tear it down to
erect a filling station caused
him to go ahead with restora-
ton plans.
He said restoration will in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
Handicapped Lose
Bargaining Plea

A group of handicapped
workers who made more than
5000, 900 worth of aircraft parts
in the last year today lost a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
BY PHIL THOMAS
Star STAFF Writer

There's life in the old gal
yet"
That's the way Mrs. Giles
Rich describes Barney Neigh
borhood House. which she helps
run as president of the settle
ment houses board of directors.
At the moment, Barney seems
like tired old woman, weary
from acting as mother to thou
sands of underprivileged South
west Washington childre n
since 1901.
Located at 470 N street S.W.
in the shambleS of the South
west redevelopment area, her
walls are SCARED, her floors
worn. A dark Victorian atmos-
phere hangs over the rambling
hodgepodge of rooms.
Since the bulldozers and
wrecking cranes moved in, tear
ing down neighboring buildings
and homes, Barney House has
seen a steady shrinkage of pro-
gram.
Eviction Notice Given
The Redevelopment Land
Agency now has given Barney
until July / to move out.
Though part of the old struc-
ture will remain as a historic
Landmark, some of it must
make way for Southwest's new
face.
Mrs. Rich said the settlement
house budget was cut to 500 ,305
this year from last years budget
of $42,507. forcing an end to
Barney's child day-care center.
And the staff is being cut dras-
tically.
The District Health and We'll
fare Council has recommended
that Barney House merge with
Southwest House, a smaller
agency providing social services
to the poor.
Mrs. Rich said the board of
directors is now going through
a period Of intense investi-
cation and consideration" on
what course to take.
Adaptability Shown
For years Barney House has
been operating as a community
center where poor families can
meet. play, learn Skills and
crafts and seek financial help.
The old buildings even served
as hospital for influenza vic
Tins during World War I, and
Barney House pioneered a free
lunch program for school child
rem here.
Barney House is flexible, "
Y Mrs. Rich said. I'VE certainly
can't write her off now"
Since Barney started operat-
ing, concepts in settlement
house operations have changed.
= The emphasis now is on pro-
-viding trained social workers
~who work with needy families
: i'm their own homes. The day
: Of the large building where
: inderprivileged adults and
children can gather seems to
Il be passing.
= But Miss Victoria Bundick
feels there is still a place for
the Barney emphasis on group
work" Mrs. Rich said the
board Of directors is taking this
into consideration. The board
has promised to give the Health
and Welfare Council an answer
by March Is on what course
Fwill be taken.
Must Pick New Area
':Our problem is to pick an
area Of the city with the great
est need where we can be OF
the, greatest use with what we
!. have to offer" she said.
However. she added. there
probably will be a period of re-
organization during which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
Must Pick New Area

1.Our problem is to pick an
area OF the city with the great
est need where we can be OF
the greatest use with what we
:. have to offer" she said.
However. she added. there
Z probably will be a period of re-
organization during which
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Evening star., 1960-07-08
Newsstand

. :. immediately available at ons
the entire Center Market CITY.
Ideal for newspapers. periodicals,
records, packaged candy, etc. For
further information and details
Of our exceptional rental arrange-
ment contact
Evening star., 1960-07-08

9Os N. LEXINGTON ST, ARL
Vacant. S19,95O. 3-bedrm., ..
bath home with good financing
located in established area, conv
to everything.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

APPROX. 2-3,0OO SO. FIT. for
printing type bus. Shop and pkg
Close-in dwntwn DC. Reply Box
12-H, Star.
COUNTRY'S largest brake special
lists need more downtown and sub
urban locations with inside park
ing for minimum of 8 cars.
Contact Mr.. Eisner, OIL. $4,000,
Evening star., 1960-07-08
LOWER CONN- AVE AREA
IMnuSIRIAL PROP. for SALE

VA. - Light indus
trial ground. One to ten acres on
Pickett St, Just OF Duke st. EI-
cellent for shopping center. No
brokers. Call for Inspection. M. j.
WAPLE. AID. 4-2005. 1928 l4th
at n "
Evening star., 1960-07-08

Charming old 2-story brick home
near Berryville, Virginia. Built
around 1900. Completely mod
ernized 1858. 4 bedrooms, "a
baths, modern kitchen, living room
with fireplace, master bedroom
with fireplace, basement rec. room
WITH fireplace. dining room, den,
large center hall with winding
Charming cid slave quarters. in
terror unfinished, but with
domestic water and heating pipes
roughed in at main house for
installation In quarters. Ideal for
guest house. Brick smoke house
waiting for tse; small acreage II
desired. Upper 40s. Contact
P:Q. Box 123. Manassas, Virginia.
EAfniyo cOIAI
Evening star., 1960-07-08
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

BETW. RIVER ROAD AND MASS
AVE. EXTD.. adj. to B65O. Up to
8 acres svail. for open storeEs.
FRANK 9. PHILLIPS. NC DI.
Evening star., 1960-07-08

SEVERAL BATHS, the price doesn't
favorably located in exclusive
Langley. Sumptuous new brick
rambler featuring 20x40 living
room, superb kitchen with ad-
Joining family room with fireplace,
private screened porch, three huge
bedrooms. several baths, immense
lower level rec. room with third
fireplace and extensive elass.
seeoo .Sgoi JF FeS Ssss. sslsi1e pARRSR, lpsIs,
SMITH & DoNNELL, REALTORS.
Evening star., 1960-07-08

s55 N. KENsINGToN ST.. ARL
Vacant. S24, $50. FHA. LargC
brick Colonial home with 3 bed.
rms, den. sep. din. rm., full bsmt
with rec. rn1., garage and patio
Alan NCENTRAI. AIR CONN y
Evening star., 1960-07-08
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

SHOPPING CENTER, 4OeS COM
pleted; Rte. /, Suburban Mary
land: IA units rented. WE.
Evening star., 1960-07-08

a. BEAUTIFUL 6-BEDROOM home
with 2h baths located in exclu-
stVe Mclean area on quiet cul
de sac. Thermopane picture win
doWs, mercury switches, many ex-
tras Ideal for large family. A
real charmer. Stretch out and
live, Call to see today at ia.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1960-07-08

66O7 GLENMoRE DR.. Culmore
Cnr, st. Anthony'sD. Vacant and
ready for the lucky family need
ing a substantial home in most
convenient loc. This large brick
special features for S24, 800,
Evening star., 1960-07-08

SLEEPY HOLL0W-3-bedrm. brick
rambler, walk-out bsmt., rec. rm.,
combination scr. porch-carport;
$23,gbO. Assume FHA loan. 52s
sPRINGFIELD-HoUsE WITH A
VIEW-3-bedrm. rambler on the
most beautiful lot in Springfield
liv. rm. with fireplace, dining
area, fully equipped kit, carport
with lge. storage rm.: large
fenced-in lot with many trees, on
Q eul-de-sac near a park with a
lake, FLA or GI assumption
sprinsf1eld, va. FL. 4-7OOO; open
9 til 8.
SPRINGFIELD, brick split level; 2
bedrms., Ia baths. rec. rm., car
port, large kit. Adjacent elem.
school; S20,950. Assume 4Iaeo CT,
OWNER, FL. 4-72S2.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
INVESTMENT PROP SALE
ACREAGE AND FARMS

ACREAGE AND FARMS
Apartment, commercial, farm, in
dustrial, investment, residential
river front and special-purpose
land in d. c., Maryland and
Virginia. We furnish detailed soil
maps where available.
FARMS AND ACREAGE, INC.
DE. 2-5503
ALEXANDRIA AREA-We have q
selection of semidetaehed homes,
side by side, in desirable COM
munity within walking distance
OF schools and bus line; 3 bed
rooms, separate dining room, full
basement and 9 baths; good. fast
each unit; 4hss and 524es loans.
VELOPMENT CORP, Realtors, I34
N. Kings hwy. so. 5-9100.
APT. BUILD: -Four units, assume
tFsnsD fs ~ seboa, ls5 tTgst Est., ssGpDfIns ing
CAL MI, Isufier, DI. 1880, ewes,
Fk5EfitS FkEpERfck H. DENsroN CO.
ARL., NORTH-I6-unit corner
min; to D. c.. Fort Meyer and
air cond., garbage disposals and
garages. owner going to Cali
fornia and will sell for less than
8 times annual gross rental.
ALSO
"a units, modern 2-story brick
bldg. in top Clarendon location
rental. These attractive invest
mentS offered exclusively by AR
LEDGE REAL ESTATE CORR.
2533 Wilson blvd, ia. 7-444S.
BEST LOCATION-Sale by OWNER
apts.; net 1874; Argonne pl
NV. DE. 2-1059.
FLORIDA AVE. AREA N.E.-4-unit
sis56S. SIS 5SRs ME- Ems sfSsi Us pan Evss, an efSa en-
2-2h4S John r HOKE
Evening star., 1960-07-08
REAL ESTATE CORPORATION
KI. $4,000 FL. 4-2500
HOLLEY REALTY

5INJ Lee Hwy. re, S-5J5l
NEW ALEX, va bedrm. capC
etav coS kit asxI IV r; 5.;;,sTS sirstts A. bats
up. Firepl., beaut. handicapped enc
fenced. S15,250. HE. 9-0027
after $40 pm. week days.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
WILLIAM Z.
BARNES co.

REALTOR so. S-2S0C
MT. VERNON-Estate area-high-
ly restricted. Nr. Potomac. ALI
brick, 2-leveI, spacious home.
bedrms, 2 baths, panel. rec. rm.,
S26,70O. 10So down. owner
Builder. so. 5-l72g.
CT ASSUMPTION; Winslow Hills
Spacious brick rambler, built in
1855; 3 bedrms, 2 baths; large
fenced yard. trees, sidewalk; mr.
bus, schools and supermarket
Owner transferred; $1,000 cash
2009 Lavista DR., South 5-3S43.
GROUND LEVEL-Daylieht base.
ment is Just one Of the nice fea.
lures Of this charming rambler. 3
large bedrooms, separate dining
room, and only one year old. Own.
er transferred to New Jersey make.
this available for immediate pos.
session at Just Sls,250. Large u.
acre lot with mature trees. Won't
last at this price so call for ar
early appointment to inspect
MYERS AND HILL, INC, DU
5-6133.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
HANnY-MANiS HAVEN

Minor redecorations are all that
are needed for this well-built, g.
bedroom brick rambler; Ia baths,
raised hearth fireplace. and large
carport. Schools, and bus trans
portation are available Spacious,
1a-acre, level corner lot; located
In the attractive section of Rose
Hill Farms, Va. Flexible down
PAY payment opEHd and ros assume INspEr, lsEss q
SAT. AND SUN, 1 'TI DARK.
3712 Appletree dr., Alex, Va.
Call for directions, XII. 9-4222.
s. ]. GNAsH CO.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
FALLS CHURCH
TOWN
g. COUNTRY REALTORS
SYLVAN
HILLS

Brick, center-hall split-level; liv.
rm.. 17x30; lge. kit. and lge. din.
rm.; 4 lge. bedrms.. up; 2 possible,
down. 3 baths; mahog. paneled
rec. rm.. firepl., patio, carport,
lge. wooded lot, swimming pool
membership available $4,000.
Georgian Colonial bi-level: kit, din.
rm., and family rm,, down: split
foyer to liv. rm.. and 4 lge. bed
rms, and 2 baths, up. A most
gracious and utilitarian home in
lovely wooded setting; $4,000.
Shirley hwy. to Sem
mary I'd, right on Seminary rd.,
left on Dawes ave. to No. 5S1S.
JE. 3-004S.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
ARLINGTON. NORTH
ARTINGT0N N0DTU

This custom-6uiit. a-bedroom brick
Colonial has had excellent care,
3 foomy throughout, screened porch,
Double garage; convenient elose-in
location; S21,500.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
WAREHOUSES for REM

BRAND NEW 2s,O00 50. II. lush
warehouse In ONCE bldg, in
MONTGOMERY Co.-off Rockville
pike in vicinity of Congressional
Shopping Center. Parking for 200
cars. rr siding available, perfect
home for high grade engineering.
electronics, engraving, printing or
any other good industrial opera
ton. GEORGE JOLSON, ST. g.
1900, ewes. EN- 3-0592.
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO., Realtors
DOWNTOWN WIS. AND OFFICE,
5000 50 #. (or will rent 2,500): /:
private street entrance and lge.
loading platform to -30-ft. alley;
high ceiling. heavy a. load cap,
2 restrooms, nice ONCE. zoned CA;
ONLY zoe SO. Fl. per year. VIII
arrange to suit. See 837 D ST. Nv.
(key at 1851. OWNER, DE. q
246O, VIII. 6-s257.
LOWER CONN. AVE. AREA
Warehouse space and storage rms.
from S20-Ss0 per mo. HE. 4-7227.
WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE, 1000
50. #. and loading ramp; zoned
for manufacturing; parking; Mont
gomery Co Nd ; will air cond. II
necessary. HA. 7-7272.
5000 SOFT. WAREHOUSE can be
div; heat and well light: once
and toilets: will air cond. for elec.
firm. zoned for manu-. parking;
Mont. Co, Nd. HA. 7-7272.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
PARKER
SMITH 4 nONNEI

SMITH a. DoNNELL
IA. 1851 REALTORS IA. 1887
BY OWNER: assume 4hrs loan
500 per mo.-3-bedrm. rambler
tiled and partitioned bsmt., all
cond.; tree-shaded lot. $15,750
Evening star., 1960-07-08
2nn1 N JEFFERSON
HOLLEY REALTY

1AOAAH 4tGAA1 1
2ls3 Lee Hwy. KE. s-5s5o
18th July Possession
Lovely SSrayy ;S-bedEoom rambler on a
Price. $4,000 if Cali today. day. down.
Mannas Rlty. JE. 2-311O
Sl6,95O FALLS CHURCH
3;bedrm. rambler, cathedral ceiling
IN living rm. and dining rm.. fire.
place; full bsmt., patio: lovely
wooded lot: walk to school bus.
shops; $1,000 down. Sl27 mo,
incis: everything. QUICK oCCU-
FANCY. JE. $4,000.
S19.950 ARLINGTON North
Lovely restored Colonial; 8 bed
rms, Ia baths, den. lge. living
rm. with firepl., big sep. dining
rm., family kitchen; hot water
heat; porch; ia-acre wooded won
derland; walk to school, bus, Den
mis- O'Connell High. Small down
pymt. VACANT. JE. 10000.
S90,75O ANNANDALE
All-brick rambler: 3 bedrms., iiy-
ing rm. with firepl., sep. dining
j rm., fully equip. elec. kit. break
fast bar: full bsmt.; fenced lot; .
air eond. and many other extras;
walk to bus and schools. VACANT.
JE. $4,000.
] S24,95 ARLINGTON (North)
All-hrick rambler: 3 bedrms., 2h
BATHS, living rm. with hrepl.;
I'm. recreation rm., full bsnt.,
porch. WILLIAMSBURG AREA.
Convenient to the finest schools,
walk to bus and shops; $4,000
down. JE. $4,000.
S29,5OO MCLEAN
Immaculate 2-yr. young split-level,
unique plan with center-hall en-
try; 4 bedrms. Cor 3 bedrms. and
denl, ga baths, huge living rm.,
loft. dining rm., big fully equip.
kitchen; patio; fenced lot. Many
extras. Ideal for entertaining;
$4,000 4heo loan can be as
Sumed. JE. $4,000.
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
70l West Broad St, Falls Church
j
Evening star., 1960-07-08

ARLINGTON, SOUTH
immaculate tinn.S .tsnnn centrally sir-eondi d,
kitchen, large dining room: rec.
room; S17,950.
Evening star., 1960-07-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ALEX.-SUBURBAN HOTEL ant
restaurant, 2S units, excel. cond.
priced to sell. Day or evenings
so. S-S655. j. MYRON GREEN
CALL THRIFTY MOVERS for youl
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effect on the smooth running
of the clubs sessions.
Despite its reluctance to influ-
ence outside activities, there is
no doubt that the club has
exerted tr e m e n d u S indirect
guidance in Maryland agricul-
tural and civic affairs.
Benjamin Hallowell, who
gave up his 'Brim s o n e
Academy" for boys in Virginia
to begin farming in 1912, was
founder and first president of
the University of Maryland.
The club is credited with i'm
proving the University's Farm
Extension Service.
Many of the clubs pioneer
members helped form banks
and business institutions still
located in the area. They are
also given credit for building
up the County highway system.
Presenting the clubs history
at its Tooth anniversary meet
ing in 1914, Mr.. Muncaster said,
This story cannot close with
out a tribute to those genial
ladies who have been the host
esses of the club for 100 years;
whose management of that i'm
portant sentence, after taking