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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12

OPEN o TO
XI. 8-3111 OF. 4-6040
37O6 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex.
1908 s. Arlington Ridge Rd.
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Brick stone rambler; a stones
throw from Northwestern. St.
Marks, and P. @. Plaza; large
fenced lot. Assume GI loan or FLA
with low down payment.
Paramount Sales HA. 2-l800
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IN EXCLUSIVE
BURNT MILLS
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABLE TO PAY SETTLEMENT?
OF. No dn. payment; brick: Q OF
3 bedrmS., sep. din. rm.; vacant
HAGAN REALTY CO. UN: 4-s5s3
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A CHARMER!

4 -bedrm. Cape Cod in new house:
eond.; mod, kit. and bath, coy
sep, din Win T corner i5ss, f f;TI n,IG Ts.
FILA or VA. Priced $1s,5OO.
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- Attractive 4-bed-
rm. home featuring separate din
cite, carport, semifinished rec.
room in full bsmt with gas-log
fireplace; storm windows; fenced
yard. SI6,250. FLA terms.
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HICKS

REALTORS OPEN 9 TO .
XII. 8-3111 OF. 4-6040
1905 Mt. Vernon Ave.
1903 s. Arlington Ridge Rd.
BARGAIN HUNTERS-Here is a
lovely immaculate home on nice
green tree studded lot. II has
living room with fireplace, dining
room, equipped kitchen, Q spa
cious bedrooms, and screened
porch. 1t carries q 4IzTs loan of
S7,700 with payments including
everything Of S74 month. Total
cost Of home. S12,990. Reason
able down payment. Please call
JE. 2-9050. FAIRCHILD REAL
ESTATE CORP.
BEAUTIFUL, large, brand-new brk:
rambler; 3 bedrms., baths, hot
water Dashboard heat, daylight
bsmt.: over "a acre. Only S20,950.
low down payment BROWN g.
BROWN, REALTY, JE. 4-O041.
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DECATUR HTS.

DECA1UR HIS.
Appealing features are found
in this delightful all-brick
3-bedrm. home: sep. din.
rm.. den. h.-w.h.. firepl.:
bHilt-in garaEe: plus many
other extras in q highly de-
sirable and cow. area, $500
down FLA should handle.
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ALEX. AREA-ROSEHILL
OPEN HOUSE
RY OWNER

1912 Cottonwood Drive
Lovely 3;bedrm. brk. rambler on
.-acre lot: fireplace, patio, fence,
10 min. to Fl. Belvolr: walk to
school, shopping and pool. 5000
On. FLA or can assume 4A% CT
loan, Total price S17,500. so.
6-5730. No agents.
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PERRY BOSWELL co
REALTORS WA F-A6oI
CHILLUM

CHILLUM
Immaculate Is the word for this f.
yr.-old brk. rambler on court: q
blk. from st. Johns School. shop
ping. transp., etc; wall-to-wall
carpet. beaut. rec. nm. with u
bath. Assume 4laso GI loan.
Paramount Sales HA. 2-1800
COLLEGE PK.-Shingle, 3 bedrms !,
gar: mr.. PIX. BERGMAN RLTY.
CO, JU. s-2352, JU. 7-7644.
COLLEGE PARK ESTATES, OPEN
l-yr.-new split-level; immac.
s ssp. a. 0T wooded SG lT it, ~ ssH Ht sso
FHA OF conv. owner. OR. 4,
S076 aft. pm. weekdays, any
time week ends.
DE LUKE BRICK honeymoon ram
bier; level lot. overlooking city;
money down VA. A steal at S16.-
900 Call till a'pm., WA. $4,000.
ROBERT 8. DAVIS g. CO.. INC.
z. PINES (RIVERDALE)-S295 dn.,
incl. sell. chgs.: 3-bedrm. Diet. Cape
FORESTVILLE-S295 dn., incl. setl.
CnRs.' 6-Deurm. oct. brlck ramb.,
gar; excellent cond.: fenced lot.
Owner will finance. ME. S-1212,
CT: no settlement charges, no down
payment; mo. payments less than
rent. Brand-new. and 4 bed
park, Just over D. c. line. in Holly
Park; waik-in closets. fully equip.
kit; gh.-w. bsseboard heat. IL
baths. Only q few left at Sl4.1O0.
Call til q pm. WA. $4,000, ROB-
ERT s. DAVIS a. CO., INC.
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CARROLTON

2 BLKs. FROM NEW SHOP. CTR,
All-brick 3-bedrm. rambler with
carport, sep. din. rm., full bsmt. !;
fenced rear yard. No money down
VA, priced at only $4,000.
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SIMMER

Charming and beautifully arranged
rambler. Modern kit. with break
fast space, library, powder room
. bedrmS. and bath on LIST level;
. bedrmsu bath and large storage
on End. Recreation room, maid's
room; fun ,bsmt'; S.garsge; Ewes.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
SYCAMORE ACRES-Would you
Ike to own almost acre lovely
bedrm. rambler; bsmt. with rec
rm, For only S12.500. 10. 5-2a9O
HUGH 7. PECK, 11246 GeorEia Ave.
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Pobiak & Pobiak

wEsTwooD SHOPPING CENTER
Daytime Phone, OIL. $4,000
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REDWOOD PARK
sOI3 PLAINvIEw Rp
oiggTRicT MARYLAND REALTY
INC, EN-. 2-S206

KTEGsWELL COURT = 3-bedrm,
1k-bath brick rambler with PINE
CT loan. S1O4 mo-. pays all.
EisENACHER REALTY. 10. 4-555S
EUXMANoR = Consider these ,sd-
Vantages not usua found N
fhesda: A very clean, 3-bedroom,
brk Colonial w/charm and many
possibilities: lge., level lots a.;
a. trust, at $50 mo-, taxes incl;
porch, garage; estate = type com
fiunity, close to expreSsway; sly,
300 ME. 1851; eyes, EN-. j.
S54S, JOHN r. HOKE.
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RIGGS RD.-CLosE IN, near bus,
school sch d:I stores 4,S Sn Se5 park homo Nh
2 baths and garage; well worth
$4,000. and "OK'd 4 TRADE"
KEN DRUsKIN a. CO. HE. $4,000
RIVERDALE PARK - Stone front
Cape Cod on corner lot; 3 bedrms.
Sep. din. rm.: close to schools and
transp. Priced right at S14,500,
FILA or VA with low cash Call
til Q pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS &
CO., INC, WA. 10000.
SEABROOK-owNER. Beaut. brick
split-level. 3 bee ms, 2 baths,
sep. din. rm., liv. rm.. tlrepl.. Ice.
kit. finished rec. rm. with bar,
carport:. owner leaving area. priced
to sell by May /, 800 financing
possible. BY appointment, 6S14
a9th ave, Seabrook. SP. 3-533l.
SEAT PLEASANT-All-brick Colo
NAL. on dead-end street, Two
large bedrooms; will sell GI,
NOTHING DOWN. ISL per month
D TiAo MA p. HALEY. Realtor
AP. $4,000 Ewes. CIR. 4-S322
TAKOMA PARK AREA-Lovely CO.
lonlal rtyle home with Ia baths;
beufmS., screened porch mo
garage. TRADES INVITED. Full
price S16.500. HUGH T. PECK,
Resltor, HE, 4-1700.
UNIVERSITY PARK
Brick-and-stone rambler; a stones
throw from Northwestern. st..
Marks, and P. @. Plaza; large
fenced lot. Assume GI loan or FLA
with low down payment.
Paramount Sales HA. 2-18OO
WOODLAWN--Attractiv brick and
frame raneher. featuring 3 a,, bed.
high loan s14,25O, and "oK'd 4
KEN N DRusKIN g. CO. HE. s-24Oo
I-BEDRM. BRICK-Tip.top condi-
ton; no bsmt.;. ! blk. to new
Penns: ave. Sc, IN Md;; cannot 5e
"F FARM 4 H HOME IExcIUsivE
$3.50 DOWN FLA and SIP MONTH
ly pays all; 3-bedroom brick semi
Colonial; "a baths, liv. rm.. Ice.
sep. din. rm., kit. with table space,
beautifully finished rec. rm., only
Sl5,950: cow. Hyattsville loca-
ton. Call til pm. ROBERT DA-
Wis a. CO., INC, WA. $4,000.
1925 DOWN
CARMODY HILLS
New. Diet. 3-bedrm. rambler. Comb.
kit. and din. rm., oh heat, large
lot. RIA. 6-2117.
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ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
1900 WILSON BLVD, ia. $4,000
OPEN 8 TIL 9
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r. ". bEhENS, RealLOr
5000 Chain Bridge Rd. Ell. 6-602s

MEAN M i. VEhNON
]-bedroom. 2-bath brick rambler,
near Holland Hall shopping CEN
ter. A large family room has
been added to make this a real
buy. with FLA financing. TIE,
6-l415.
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BELTSVILLE-COLLEGE PIX. AREA
NOI-NCANAGA

PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7774
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TAKE YOUR PICE

NOI-NSA-NASA
TAKE YOUR PICK
Ramblers-splits-bi-levels. Modern as
tomorrow; or 4 bedrms., 2 or
3 baths, Ice: din. ell, mod. kit.
ana lin: mahog. rec. nm. Priced
for Quick sale at 800 $50 to 500, :
$50. FHA or conventional.
A CHARMER!!
4-bedrm. Cape Cod in new house:
cond.: mod. kit. and bath, coy
Nv. rm. with corner f!repl.. Ice.
sep. din. rm.: ideal financing,
FLA or VA. Priced $1s.5O0.
CARROLTON
2 BLKs. FROM NEW SHOP. CTR.
All-brick 3-bedrm. rambler with
carport, sep. din. rm., full bsmt. !;
fenced rear yard. No money down
VA priced at only $4,000.
CAPITAL REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. $1,000
BELTSVHLE-3-bedroom rambler:
6Oxl70 lot, fenced and land
scaped; mr.. schools; full daylight
basement with rec. rm., outside
entrance, S16.500; subject to ap-
praisal. OWNER. WE. 5-261O.
BELTSVILLE AREA
TWo-bedrm. Split-level log cabin.
MT. RAINIER
rooms, baths: has been used as
2-familv; trade, rent, option, your
terms. LA. 6-14a2, UN. 4-203l.
BRICK RAMBLER
This lovely home contains Ice
rooms and bath, oil Dashboard
neat: on - of an acre. ReRs.
PRICED; For further information
call Mr.. FREDERICK, RA. 6-124S
BUILDERS CLOSE-OUT
Today's best new rambler buy Only
S14,950. for this sparkling 3-bed-
rm home. Lge. table-space kit,
full bsmt, off-st. parking. E-Z
conventional terms. Immed. po-
RIVERDALE
Neat and clean 3-bedrm. BUNGALOW
close TO schools, shopping and
transp.. Yours for as little as
$500 dn. and Ss6.75 total mo
ROGERS HEIGHTS
This immac. rambler is LOADED
H/extras; LILY. nm. sep. din. nm,
2 twin-siZe bedrms., bsmt. WIDE
luxe finished rec. nm, workshop
and laundry rm. Lovely fenced
lot. Lge. front porch, carport
Move in With Deposit only ask.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN. 4-l166
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FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP. 7-1266
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18
Aggies 10 Open
AGAINST Cornell j.

One night game hes been sche-
dvIed and that against Delaware
State College on the evening OF
April !. ~ Memorial Stadium
beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
Other home games include, all
at 200 pm. Allen University,
April 3; Easter Monday and
April a; Elizabeth City State
Teachers College. April IS: Fayet-
teville State Teachers College,
April 10; Shaw University, April
%: and Hampton Institute, May 6.
The Aggies will head for the
deeper South later this month
on spring training tour to in
clude games in Atlanta, Georgia
with Morris Brown College on
March %; and Morchouse College,
March %: and the Spring Sports
Carnival at Florida A & Nj Uni
versity Tallahassee, Fla. on
March "a and Is.
Head Coach Mel Groomes stat
es this week that several other
games are being sought to fill
the schedule.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18
Sugar Ray Loses,
Yet Wins Battle

Sugar Ray Robinson won an
other battle outside of the ring.
Monday when the Nevada Boxing
Commission decided against disci-
plining him for his conduct prior
to Saturdays loss to MIA middle
weight champ Gene Fullmer.
After the commission met for
six hours Monday acting chair
man James Gay said only that
the board decided to take no
action against Robinson or his
manager, George Gainford.
II fhe commission chose, il pre-
svmabIY could have rined or svs-
pended Robinson, who had Joined
with Csinford in protesting. The
size Of the ring. He wouldn't
fight Until the commission agreed
TO larger ring than the original
l6-foofer.
The weight of gloves. Sugar
Ray wanted six-ounce gloves in
stead Of eight-ounce.
Color of trunks. Ray wanted
TO wear-and wore-the same
color as assigned Fullmer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18
Hayes Jones Ties
World Hurdles Mark

Hayes Jones of Eastern Michi-
gan University tied his own
world and American indoor re-
cord of SO seconds Saturday
night in the 50-yard high hurdles
to get the 10th annual Milwaukee
Journal Games off to fast start.
II was the 18th consecutive
victory this season for the Ypsi-
lanti speedster. and was a games
record, besting by two-tenth of a
second the mark he held with
Abe Woodson of Illinois. Jones
tied the record last year
Ben McRae Of the University
Of Michigan pushed Jones along
trailing him by only step at
the finish.
Outfielder Minnie Minoso. held
up by travel problems and the
acquisition of a bride. finally
Joined the Chicago White Sox.
Saturday. He arrived by air from
Mexico City. His wife went on
TO Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18

Care Center, George Washington
was fond Of the hunt and kept a
large pack of hunting dogs. He
was noted for giving his dogs
highly imaginative names.
Sweet'ips, Tipler, FASTER and
Mopsey were a few Of the pack
that led Washington across the
fields of the "Old Dominion"
Abraham Lincoln loved dogs
so we'll that he risked his life to
save a dog marooned by a raging
mountain flood. On another occa-
sion he found an injured dog in
the woods and nursed it back to
health. His love for dogs was inn
mortalized by a statue of him
standing in Fort Wayne, In
diana.
Theodore Roosevelt, who led
his band of Rough Riders over
the San Juan Hill, was as tender
as any of his Presidential pre-
decessors when it came to pets.
In addition to a pack of dogs, he
kept everything from kangaroos
to lizards. His favorite dog, Skip,
was a loveable canine of some
what doubtful ancestry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18
DIT 10 Host MAH
Top Swimmers In Meet

Three former Olympic swim.
mers will represent North Cen
frsl College Of Nspervills, MI
nois, favored as the winner IN
the NAlA meet this year.
North Central's Richard Blick
and Reuben Rocca formerly of
Cuba both competed in the Rome
Olympics last summer. North
Central also has Martin Rauol
who swan for Cuba in the 1866
olympics at Melbourne, Australia
l'lick had the fastest split of any
American for the 200-meter free
style (2:0l:8) in the Rome OIym.
pics.
North Central has never fin
ished lower than second place in
The NAIA, and has won the cham
pionship on two different oc.
casions. Also represented will be
the 1859 champs, East Carolina
College of Greenville, North
Carolina.
The Detroit Tech swimmers
coached by Robert FirIik, are now
IN daily practice, hoping to UP.
set North Central College,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18

per acre.
Roadruck believes the "price
squeeze" between the prices
the farmer gets for his pro-
duce and the prices he pays
for the things he needs is the
greatest problem facing Amer
lean farmers. He calls it a
'real challenge to those who
can produce efficiently, therAby
reducing the cost per a nj t
produced"
One Of the secrets of Road
ruck's success is extensive use
of fertilizer. He uses more than
1000 pounds of fertilizer an
nually for each acre, spreading
it in the fall and spring, and
at planting time.
Roadruck's three sons, who
help him operate the family
farm, are expert corn growers
in their own right. The two
oldest are members of the
2OO-Bushel Club. The boys own
143 head of Yorkshire hogs,
and the money raised goes
into their college fund. The
oldest son, John, is at Purdue
University.
Roadruck is optimistic about
the future. for the American
farmer.
"I believe the Job Of produc-
ing food for our ever increas-
ing population holds both
pleasure and profit for those
who can compete" he says
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18
Gramb|inq, Texas In Opener

persist that he has squad burst
ing at the seams with players
OF magnitude.
Heading the list is Clyde Par
quet, a sensational Highlander
who refused a $4,000 bonus con-
tract last summer.
Parquet will pitch the first
three innings Tuesday.
The two clubs will close out
the series with a doubleheader
Saturday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18
Ford Corn Efficiency Award

An Indiana farmer, j. Herb
ert Roadruck, is considered one
of the most efficient corn
growers in the nation.
He was given the Ford Farm
Efficiency Award for corn by
Henry Ford III, chairman of
the board and president, Ford
Motor Company, in Dearborn,
Mich, Feb. 16.
The Ford Farm Efficiency
Awards were presented this
year to 13 outstanding mana
gers Of family farms. Each
winner produces a different
farm or ranch product, >Rnd
13 states from California and
Washington to Pennsylvania
and North Carolina are rep
resented.
Roadruck, So, owns his $50
acre farm near Brookston, Ind,
and is b. known for his 210-
bushel average in Indiana's
five-acre corn growing contest.
His five-acre plot has been con-
tinuously in corn for ven
years. He has won five state
championships in the past 10
years. His average for the year
was 1877 bushels per acre for
a profit of 622s cents per
bushel.
This compares with the us.
7O-year average of 40.6 bushels,
and 52.2 bushels for 1859. Back
in 1866, the American farmer
averaged 24.3 bushels Of corn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18
2 UNI Teens Take
Big Ten Titles

ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Four
Michigan winter sports teams
had two Big Ten titles--track
end gymnastics-and two second
pIaces-swimming and wrestling
Ito mark their seasons efforts
as they reviewed the 1960-6l in
door campaign this week.
Michigan trackmen successfully
defended their indoor crown by
scoring SO points, 80 more than
second place Indiana. for the
widest margin in the 5l-year his
tory of the Big Ten meet.
For Michigan's coach, Don Can
ham. his teams performance was
the most gratifying in his IA
" ars as head man at his Alma
Mater 1t was definitely the
bcst-balanced team we've had.
and can't remember when we've
had two double winners
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18
Coach Clinic
Hears Gather

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - Eye.
brows. 1900 Of them. were lifted
here when Jake Gather Of
Florida A 4 NJ University told
coaches IN attendance at the
Coach-0f-the Year clinic what
makes his Rattlers tick.
He spoke on the split-line T
offense and was the most sought
after cIinician at the clinic during
the question and answer period
and during breaks.
1.-THE reason we score so much
IS our oifense. We move the
ball lot because we split a LOT
and use fast backs. like quick,
1.-THE backs. I've got six OF them
who can do the 100 under 10
seconds. One of them has been
clicked at 81 and half. With
this type of offense, they escape
gang-tackling and 90 all season
without an injury. | can't send
tackles, so what happens? We got
daylight and - whoosh - We're
gone"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18
Prime Is Top
Wayne Scorer

Freddie Prime, 5-foot-l0-inch
forward, became the first sopho-
more in Wayne State University's
basketball history to average 20
points a game for one season.
A graduate of Mumford High
School in Detroit, Prime scored
374 points in 10 games to finish
with a 208 scoring average as
the Tartars ended their season
with a I'll won-lost record
Prime. a jumpshot artist. is
only the third player to average
better than 20 points at Wayne
State. Charlie Primas averaged
2l6 and 21.7 during the 1928
and l953-54 seasons. while George
Duncan established record with
his 23.7 average last season.
Prime also led the Presidents
Athletic Conference in scoring
with an even $50 average for
10 games. The Tartars tied for
fourth place in the PAC with a
SIS record.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18

GRAMBLING, La. = GrambIlng
College opens its 1861 South
western Conference baseball cam
paign here Friday with some
new degree of interest and en-
ough precedent to indicate il is
a top-flight diamond power
Texas College will provide the
opposition in a three-game series
President-Coach RIVE. Jones
and his squad have been insulated
from scrutiny by tactical subtle
ties and foul weather, but rumors
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18

In 1903, all it took to make the
historic 120-foot, 12-second first
airplane fight was the Wright
brothers crude bi-plane. But
ferrying men and material be-
tween the earth and a moving
space satellite requires an in
credibly complex vehicle which
taxes the ingenuity and creativ-
ity Of the worlds top scientists.
General Electric's Missile and
Space Vehicle Department Of
Philadelphia has proposed a
"space ferry" similar to the
model shown above (topl for
manned flights beyond the earth's
atmosphere in the not distant fu-
ture.
The piloted spacecraft, capable
Of rendezvousing with a satellite
that initially was travelling 5000
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18

Top swimmers from small col
leees throughout the Unite d
States will come to Detroit March
1918 for the Fifth Annual Swim
ming and Diving Championships
of the National Association of
intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA).
The Detroit Institute Of Tech
nology will be the host college
for the NAIA Championships.
which will be held at the Fitz-
gerald High School pool in War
rem, Michigan. The NAlA. which
represents us. small colleges
includes number of top calibrc
swimmers who hold both present
and former national records.
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pions, the Glenn Kirkpatricks.
The star = studded half-hour,
sponsored by the Kiekhaefer
Corporation, manufacturer OF
Mercury outboards, will be
emcecd by Tommy Bartlett,
head OF the internationally
famous water show that bears
his name.
But in the eyes of the
brotherhood OF fishers the stars
OF the show will be Ensley and
Martin. Several million viewing
fishermen will smile in re-
Elected glory when the two
receive their official pats en-
the back.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18
Highland Park Five

Highland Park, River Rouge
and st. Paul were among the
favorites that came through on
schedule Saturday night as the
state high school basketball tour
nament completed its district
play
Little Bobby Hills % points
led Highland Park past Warren,
57-45, in Glass A tourney at
Ferndalc. Rouge rolled over
Ecorse in Class B. TAP, with
freshman center Willie Belts
scoring 10 and Park Richardson
II.
Willie Johnson and Vic Diehl
each scored Is as Inkster tripped
Inkster Robichaud. 57-46.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18

GREENSBORO, NC. - The
A & T College Aggies, defending
CIAA baseball champions. will
open their home schedule against
Cornell University OF Ithaca, NY.
The New Workers will invade
Greensboro for two games on
Thursday and Friday, March 80
and 81, both TO be played at
Memorial Stadium beginning at
200 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18

miles an hour faster, would later
return to earth for eventual par
achute recovery. G-E says the
space ferry" would be light
enough to be launched by such
current rockets as the us. Air
Forces advanced Atlas and Tt
tan. The vehicle would be Of
building block" form, including
a piloted re-entry section; a car
go area (optional) , and a dispos-
able space propulsion and guild
ance portion. G-E also is working
on a design for the National
Aeronautics and Space Admins
tration's Apollo space ship, whose
mission will be to take man
around the moon and back.
Little did the Wright brothers
know what they were starting!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18
LetH GuHNIt'
BY BOB BREWSTER
Outdoor Editor. Mercury outboards

Harold Ensley of Kansas
City, Mo-, and Roy Martin of
Panama City Beach, Fla, are
not evenly distantly related.
But in the eyes of several
million sports fishermen they
are closer than any brothers.
Each has demonstrated, for all
to see, that they are cham
pionship fishermen.
Martin has set 80 saltwater
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ments by winning the worlds
championship OF sport fishing,
catching bigger and better fish
than the other contestants to
take the prize.
Martin, too, Is not new to
honors in the fishing world.
In the midst of his second
term as mayor of Panama City
Beach, Martin still retains title
to about half of the 80 fishing
records he has set, most Of
them gained while fishing
right near his home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-03-18

XII V a n
Hook, pleasure
boat marathon
c h a m p / o II
Chuck M err
sercau, attrac-
tive skin div
ing aw ar d
winner Yale
+ AIRY an d
an cupboard
cruising fam
ily of cham
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fishing rec
or d S. Ensley
was crowned
t h e worlds
C II n m p / o n
fire. $ h w ater
fisherman a t
a fish : off in
Michigan last
October.
Now the two
top-notch fish
catchers are