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Evening star., 1953-04-09
63 byMangrun1
Points 10 Low
Scoring Today
Tourney Committee
Ready to Tougher
Pin Positions
BY MerreII WhittIesey
Ssor Staff Correspondent

AUGUSTA, Ga, April g.
Bobby Jones grumbled because
his Augusta National Golf Club
course was playing too easy as
the 18th Masters tournament got
under way today, with a record
field threatening to erase every
record in the book.
Apparently the weather man
was in sympathy with the play
ers rather than the host club,
for summerlike conditions have
prevailed the last two days.
The course that President Eli
Senhower will play all next week
never has been in finer shape
since the first earth was turned
in 1881, under the direction of
Jones and late DR.. Alister Mac
kenzie. a famed golf architect.
Records Could Fall.
The 18-hole record. a 81 by
Lloyd Mangrum in 1910; the
36-hole mark of 67-68-135 by
Henry Picard in 1885, and the
tournament mark of 279 by
Ralph Guldahl in 1899 and
Claude Harmon in 1948, all
could fall this week under ex-
lSting conditions.
OF course, the green's will be
Sllcker starting today. but
they're in such wonderful con-
dition that they hardly will be
as fast as in the past. The
committee has one ace in the
hole. The cups could be placed
so that low scoring would be
next to impossible. They were
not likely to make the pin posi-
tlonS too tough today, but if
anybody posts round anywhere
near Mangrum's 63 of yesterday,
you can bet on some new cup
placements by tome rrow.
Jones toured the course YES
terday in his motor scooter, a
gift Of Freeman (Amos) Cos
den, and Bobby watched Man.
grum and others positively mur-
der par. "The greens are too
soft, he said as he watched the
brides and eagles. Where the
players would hit and skid over
greens in past years, they're hit
ting and sticking now.
Mangrum's Round Bad News.
Mangrum's 9-under par prac-
tice round. made up of two
eagles, six brides, nine pars and
CONTINUED on Page CO, Col. ~
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Redskins Sign Paul Decker,
Third Choice in Pro Draft

skins glaring weaknesses last
year, and if Decker is as good as
the Michigan Staters claim, he'll
run somebody off the 1853 club.
Has Deceptive Stride.
Decker has a long, deceptive
stride, Devine said. and actually
moves faster than he appears.
Not as fast as Bob Carey, Mich
igan State All-America a year
ago, Decker rates as highly as
pro prospect, the coaches
added.
He has a good fake" Devine
added, land his coordination
has improved remarkably in the
last couple of years."
Decker, who sang in the glee
club at Michigan State and
played amateur basketball
around East Lansing, is one of
two Spartan players picked in
the draft by the Redskins. The
other is Ed Zimmerman, full
back and linebacker, who was
14th on the list. Zimmerman
also is expected to sign.
Evening star., 1953-04-09
(Picture on Page ca
By Lewis F. Atchison

The Redskins signed Paul
Decker today, hopeful that the
big Michigan State ends addi-
ton will solve one of their more
pressing problems. Picked third
in the pro football draft, Decker
Is the Redskins Understanding
rookie signed thus for.
Three Michigan State coaches
visiting Jim Tatum at College
Park to see Maryland's spring
practice, unanimously indorsed
the Redskins selection of Dek-
ker. The 22-year-old youngster,
who stands 6-feet-5 and weighs
215 pounds, is still growing, they
said. Decker halls from Mus
kegon, Mich.
The Michigan Staters, End
Coach Earl Edwards, Line Coach
Duffy Dougherty, and Freshman
Coach Dan Devine, we're enthusi-
aStic about Dekker's chances of
making good in pro ranks. They
think Decker, dubbed "The
Hand" because of his huge paws,
can be one of pro footballs great
ends. The rookie plays right end
on offense and defense.
Quiet and Easy to Coach.
"We thought he was one of
the greatest blocking ends Mich
igan State ever had," Edwards
volunteered. And he has a
great faculty for hanging on to
the ball. especially in a crowd.
He grabs it like a baseball. He's
quiet, easy to coach and the Red
skins will have no disciplinary
problems with him."
Dougherty thinks any team in
the National Football League will
have trouble checking Decker
with a man-for- r-man defense on
pass plays.
"And if the Redskins want to
run instead of throw the ball."
Dougherty added, this kid will
block for them. He can handle
the opposing tackle all by him.
self"
Blocking by the ends on run
ming plays was one of the Red
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Babe zaharias Faces
Operation, Career
Reported Ended
By the Associated Press

FORT WORTH, Tex, April 9.
Babe Didrickson Zaharias, 80,
one of the best women golfers
and probably the greatest all
around woman athlete in history,
is seriously ill and has engaged
in her last athletic competition,
the Fort Worth Star-Telegram
said today.
After undergoing physical
examinations in Fort Worth
earlier this week, the former
Mildred Didrickson returned to-
day to her old home, Beaumont,
Tex, and put herself under the
care of doctor in preparation
for surgery.
While in Fort Worth with her
husband, George, Mrs. zaharias
was the guest of friends.
Mrs. Zaharias underwent sur
gerry for hernia last year and
although she returned to golf
competition. never fully recov-
cred, the Star r-Telegram said.
Mrs. r. L. Bowen, with whom
Babe and her husband stayed in
Fort Worth, told a reporter,
Babe will never be able to
play golf again. She took the
report that she is a very sick girl
standing up"
Evening star., 1953-04-09

year-old eX-major Lacquer 10 live.
He had lost a great amount Of
blood.
Lombardi spent 21a hours in
surgery this morning. Doctors
said his condition was still crit
ical.
DeSpOndent for Week.
Mrs. Lombardi said her hus-
band had been respondent the
past week and had threatened to
take his life. She said she was
accompanying him to a sani-
tarium in Livermore, Calf, when
he asked to stop and visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Van Ness in Castro Valley.
Mrs. Lombardi continued:
Ernie said he felt i'll, wanted
to lie down and went into a bed
room. A little later, when she
went to inquire how he felt, she
found him with his throat
Continued on Page C-5, Col. S.
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Arcoro Shops for Derby Mount
After Defeat in Experimental

negotiate on Jamaica's big turn
for home.
Shuk was in tight quarters for
the stretch run, could hardly
swing his whip because of the
jam, but finally got Laffango
through small hole to make his
surge.
Il stopped worrying after I
got out of close quarters" he
said, which was somewhat of an
understatement. for it was like
Grand Central Station right
down to the finish in a rather
rough contest.
Arcaro said he could come
back" for the 100000 Wood Me-
mortal at Jamaica April Is, a
week before the Derby, if he
thought Tahitian King could give
a good accounting in the race.
May Meet Native Dancer.
He would be meeting the un-
beaten Native Dancer, the colt
he couldn't defeat last year.
However. second place in the
Wood will be worth $40, 900, with
(See AICARO, Page C-2)
Evening star., 1953-04-09
branca andLoes
Face Masterson
InRubberGan1e
Mats Spring Record
At Stoke; PorterfieId
At Best in Shutout
By Burton Howkins

The Mats proud boast of not
having lost a spring series to any
foe will be at stake tonight at
Griffith Stadium when they clash
with the Dodgers for the fifth
and final time. Walter Master
son, due to pitch the second game
Of the regular season against
the Red Sox at Boston Tuesday,
will take the mound for the Mats
against Brooklyn's Ralph Branca
and Billy Loes.
Washington squared matters
with the Dodgers at two games
each last night as Bob Porter
field fired a four hitter in his
final tuneup before going to work
against the Yankees in the open
er Monday.
Porterfield received 11-hit sup
port from the Mats, with Wayne
Terwilliger supplying two doubles
and Micky Grasso inserting three
singles. before a throng of 49,
265.
POrterfield Seldom Sharper.
Porterfield. seldom sharper,
faced only 80 batters as the Mats
registered their fifth shutout and
their second over the Dodgers,
who otherwise haven't been
blanked this year. Masterson
pitched five innings in the Mats
other shutout conquest of the
Dodgers.
The Mats have done no worse
than break even with nine op-
ponents. They've split four
games with the Dodgers and
have similar record against the
Athletics. They've divided two
games with the Braves, Phils
and Red Sox, beat the Cards and
Tigers the only times they
played, walloped the Yankees
twice and compiled a 4-3 edge
over the RedlegS.
~ GA Soouo W d 40-1U record
and intensified interest in their
activity, but the Mats bosses
aren't content. They're trying
desperately to locate another
outflelder, but thus far have
been frustrated.
Their attempts to pry an out
(See MATS, Page C-3.)
Evening star., 1953-04-09
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, April 9.-Eddie
Arcaro, winningest jockey in
Kentucky Derby history, still
was shopping around" today for
a mount in the 100000 classic
May 2 and the horse could be
Calumet Farms Breeze BY.
I'm not committed to any,
thing for the Derby" Arcaro
said shortly before he rode Ben
F. Whitaker'S Texas-owned Ia
hitian King to an out-of-the-
money finish in the $22 900 Ex-
perimental Handicap at Jamaica
yesterday. Arcaro left immedi-
ately after the race for Ken
lucky to ride perhaps until Der
by day.
True enough, Tahitian King
had some excuses in the g.
furlong dash, won in the final
strides by the Trio Stables Laf-
tango. It was the first defeat
for the Whitaker colt In three
STARTS CnlS spring.
LaffangO Turns On Steam.
Laffango, ridden by Nick Shuk,
battled along in fourth place
most of the way, then turned on
the steam in the final 20 yards
or so to beat Mrs. Wallace Gill
roy'S Slim by neck.
Tahitian King, ranked with
Laftango as the No. juveniles
of 1852 behind Alfred Wander
bilt's Native Dancer, got off to
a slow start. was forced to swing
around the field on the turn and
finished sixth in the field of 13
3-year-oldS. Eight were Ken
lucky Derby candidates and
Laffango certainly didn't harm
his Derby chances with his fine
showing.
Perhaps the most impressive
race was turned in by the Saxon
Stables Invigorator. He was
sixth an eighth of a mile from
home but closed with a great
rally to gain third place.
I'VE never got clear until the
race was over" Dave German,
his jockey, said.
Lost Much Ground.
I'VE lost a lot of ground"
Arcaro said Of Tahitian King,
who was the 6-to-5 favorite of
the crowd of 29,349. That was
the extra distance he hadA to
Evening star., 1953-04-09

minder days as a radio operator machine gunner
aboard an amphbious tank There's Marine emblem
tooed his left and Wayne the it's there
is because II got loaded night many and
you know how it fellow dares another thing
you know we're all tattooed"
THAT CONFESSION CONES as somewhat of shock
for living is mild-mannered fellow gentlemany outfit
He's part of highly educated inded for Wayne studying
for his masters degree at Western Michigan College
achievement already been by Eddie Yost the
master third baseman, spent many off seasons
pounding the books at New York University Shotstop
Runnes put in short hitch Rice Mickey
tered baseball via Vllanova.
Manager Bucky Harris isn't with Terwillgers
tattoo his education the brand of cigarettes he ndorse
AL Bucky wants from Wayne is steady fielding and
able production at the plate If Harris gets will be
the result of faith in friend
Bucky has accumulated a friends in long
baseball One of the trusted of em respected
Judge baseball talent tipped Bucky last year that
Terwiger might help the Mats That enough
Harris and Terwlger purchased from the Brooklyn
organization
TERW1LIGER DIDN'T FIGURE in Buckys plans when
the Mats headed South for spring training ago.
Harris was equipped with promising but lamelegged
ond oaseman in Roy Diezel But Detzeps broken
right leg hampered him and after exhibitions Bucky
tossed in the towel and turned to Terwilliger
To that point Twg hadn't astonished anybody with
hitting He had wedged into only few games, spelling
Dietz and had been charged with the day
that Wayne crashed the starting lineup he
loaded triple against the Yankees and he's remained
Job since.
Harris wasn't disturbed when Terwilliger sumped fol-
lowing that spectacular debut Hes going to good
chance Bucky said "He field I don't expect him to
knock down fences If he hit 26O he'll help
I like the guy"
BUCKY WENT ON to explain that Terwillger after being
tested by the Chicago Cubs and Dodger-and discarded by
both-might be just arriving ball player Some players
get going later than Others Harris said Terwger
may be of them. I'm going stick with awhile
quite awhile"
he did. Terwiliger went hitless II straight times
after Sockng that triple against the Yankees into
three double and per-
haps that trait will yield dividends the Mats Since
swapping that slump Terwiger batted games
He has compiled five hits in his last 10 tries.
Harris is noted for accepting retreads getting mile
age out of them He's done it with Portereld Jackie
Jensen and Spec Shea among Others Terwger
join the list
Twig is off to solid start with Washington fans any,
way, and Bucky couldn't have asked better break
Harris finds it to have few thousand pulling
the player Bucky pulled for srenuousy things
tougher
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Mats, 7; Dodgers, 0

totals ---------29 O 4 "a 16
Forced Furillo for Lee in 9th.
TStruck out for Roebuck in Sth.
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Ernie lombard
S|ashes Throat;
Death Is Near
Former Star Catcher
Tries Suicide During
Trip to Sunitorium
BY the Assoeiofed Press

OAKLAND, Calf, April o.
Ernie Lombardi, former major
and Pacific Coast League CATCH
er, was found with his throat
slaShed from ear to ear last
night.
His wife Berice and Deputy
Sheriffs Floyd Harrison and Ed
ward BroSnan said Lombardi re-
sisted their first attempt to rush
him to a hospital, yelling, Let
me diei"
Highland Hospital authorities
said they did not expect the As
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Exhibition Baseball
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington tAD. Z; Brooklyn (ND. o.
Chicago tNo., Z; st. Louis (AJ. 6.
IS. A., u
Chicago (AJ. Il; Atlanta IS. A..
Philadelphia (N). =; Boston lA), 1,
New York (N,J, Ii: Cleveland (AJ. 10.
rain.
Detroit tAD vs.. Cincinnati tN.D. rain
TODAY'S GAMES.
Brooklyn (ND VS.. WASHINGTON (A) at
Washineton (night)
Boston (Al VS.. Milwaukee (N) at Mil
Wenkee.
Atlanta. Ga.
Cleveland (A) VS.. New York (N.) at
Kingsport. Tenn
Detroit (AD VS.. Cincinnati (N0 at CO.
lumbuS, Ohio.
New York (AD VS.. Pittsburgh N.) at
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia lA) VS.. Philadelphia (N0
at Portsmouth. Va
st. Louis (A) VS.. Chicago (N) at
Kansas City. Mo.
st, Louis M VS.. Memphis Is Az at
Memphis. Tenn
Evening star., 1953-04-09

Terwilliger is elated and highly sur
prised at finding himself in major league
lineup. He batted only 125 times with St.
Paul last season, and although he compiled
a 3l2 average in the process, his future
was clouded
Il started last season as a regular"
Twig said last night after betting a couple
OF doubles against the Dodgers to aid the
Mats happy homecoming Then I broke
a finger and the fellow who replaced me,
Jack CaSsini, got hot. never could get
my job back
Evening star., 1953-04-09

Runs batted In = Terwilliger 90,
-Terwiliiger 2l, Jensen Stolen bases
eeHunnels, BuSby. Sacrifices-Porter-
neld, Runnels Double plays-Terwilli-
Runnels to Vernon Left on bases
BROOKLYN. B; Washington, 9. Bases on
Palls1Of Black. |; off Lee. @ off Por-
Strikeouts-,By Porterfield, /; by Roe
ouck. L; by Lee, 2; by Negray, l. Hits
11Of jI > Black; in 3 innings; of Lee
IN innings; on Roebuck, l in 2
innings; of Negray, O in l inning.
winning pitcher = Porterfield. Losing
pltcher---Black. Umpires-Napp, Jack
oWskl, Honochick; German. Time-2:2O.
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Records Likely Masters Begins With Course in Finest Shape
Win, Lose or Draw
By BURTON HAWKINS

WAYNE TERWILLIGER, who couldn't win a Job with St.
Paul last season. has with the Mats after
feetng glimpse of the wy baseman the Mats Gus
toners anxious to forget the Twg
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-11-05
PAGE NINE

...o,o re, M D
at sherman 20
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-11-05

Mr. and Mrs Francis WHIT re-
Evening star., 1953-06-26

Three-bedrm. redwood rambler with
full basement, liv. rm. with floor
to ceiling fireplace, carport; assume
S13,3OO Az GI loan. Full price,
$19,75Q. Only $1,000 down. Call
IA S-94OO.
Evening star., 1953-06-26

WATER FRONT APARTMENTs
uesutiful Magothy River CMaryland).
directly on water. Newly and COM
pleteiy furnished. Sand beach iisa-
ing, grabbing. boat dock. Al moa-
Ss5 and S75 per week. / hour drive
from Washington. Telephone Balti-
more. Armiger 109-W, -
Evening star., 1953-06-26
lcoasinuod.l

4O-A. CORNER with plans for (2) a.
with ALDRE. INC. LU. 4-O7l7.
BRADLEY HILLS acres, wooded.
west Of Bradley blvd. on Burdette
rd. Cali EN-. 2-5S15 or MA. $1,000.
OAK SPRINGS vILLAGE-1e mi,
Mem. Bridge: 1873 frontage. $4,000
g. Sa T.; n:5oSE ,Hst on Arl. blvd; 81; 900.
NEAR ANSSAiNDALE -2M acres of
level land; residential: paved street;
gas and water; good building sites.
u interested. call JE. 2-Sl96.
WOODED LOTS located 25 min. from
2. C. in Fairfax CITY. N-acre size.
0nly 0EtS J25S.s 25S acEn; Er.S GHl NJ. gn' HsSgn'
BEAUTIFUL ACRE LoTs-1l5xsoo:
at Glen Alden. 2-mi. west Of Fair
lax, lax, Va. on Lee hwy; "a sold, only
x x 5sn lsft; 200 200 down. fun price only
states Motor Courts. i "n mi. " past st
Fairfax High School, any evening,
or call JA: 8-0471. day time. ]. B.
LEMTsS3LiEMLs.SSteil. LE5Sii Eil.Sti 55x1ss; beau
tno thu community: new elementary ar
CORAL HILLS. MD.@Three lots Oh
the District line; sewage and water
1nst IN: aJ upper under construction.
ACRE LOT-Hilltop location, hard
road: miles of Shirley hwy.
OWNER must sell. JE. 4-3446. 28s
HOUSE GROUND, near
arlington blvd. Just beyond Seven
berg, ia. $4,000 until Q pm.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. 2O55 VIII
Evening star., 1953-06-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED
SEASnoRE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH BEACH-6 rms, kit. and
bath bath mod mod, house sso TssEa, rsSr
7-055s days. EN-. 2-o5s0 ewes;
CHOICE MODERN APTs. ana cot.
tages within walking distsnss -, q
Realtor, 16 Rohoboth ave-. Rehohoth
Beach. Del. Phone 4096 and 1896.
NEW DUPLEX APIS, 4 rooms, bath.
scr. porch, 2 bedrms,; 2nd house to
beach. Ph. Eshoboth S@7Q1; go Ls 4: GRIN RIM;
lows and apts. Beac6iront and
modate 4. Jaiousies windows, tile
baths. modern kits. good beds.
incl. pvt. xiddie Fairgrounds. Spec.
4th of July wk. June 2S to July 5,
IL am: $85 wk. Others from S56
wk. II. RULON. manager on prem
ises. Phi. wildwood 2-5S31. -27
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Modern cottage;
2 bedrns, din. rm., kit. inside, out
side showers. knotty pine paneling.
300 #. ocean; $50 week. S400 sea-
son. Tel. Ocean City 3S7-J-4 or
write, J; z. HASTINGS, Fenwick
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Rent brand d-new
apts.: sleep 4: 1915 st. Louis ave-:
$50 weekly. Call Ocean City 517-J.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL. = 2-bedrm.
apis. and cottages: $50 wk. Come to
ONCE. 4th and Atlantic ave. over
week end. Dickinson 1851. /. r.
GRAVATTE, MA. S-0753.
Evening star., 1953-06-26
MUST SELL
REST BUY

For extra large 3-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod. full basement. large screened
porch, fireplace in liv. rm.: ideal
location, flexible terms. Cali IA.
Evening star., 1953-06-26
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

COTTAGE - 4 large
rooms with expandable attic right
ON the Chesapeake Bay: 3M lots;
nice sandy beach, safe for children.
good fishing and Grabbing, close to
school and stores, 45 minuteG
"a sall sT; S;osaa. After 2 pm. can
sciEENfTistTrss CLIFFS, Port Republic,
Md.-Six cottages, including o me-
dium-sized one Just being completed,
Of wide price range for sale to coll
lege graduates; lge. community bldg:.
organized recreation, nearly 2 mi.
fresh-water lake. Literature on re-
quest. No expensive bridge toll.
Some owners commute: As mi; be-
yond Prince Frederick. -2S
HOME, overlooking Chesa-
peake Bay; 80 min. D. c. line:
bedrooms, 4O-ft. living room, huge
Bu BeantifGl % srounds. Below nuai sstual
cost. si3;Soo. Phone West Ri!ysr
wATER.FfoNr 5MHi1 -Fheo HOME. for sale; = nv.
rooms, bath. full basement; garage;
attic over entire house; central heat
ing plant. Shown BY appointment.
HARD 10 FIND IS = small aerease
and within 2 hours easy drive. Here
1t Is. about acres with about 800
feet of shore on o beautiful body Of
water with outlet to st. Clement
Bay, densely wooded and about 1b
minis. drive from LeonardtoWn, et.
Mary's- Co.. Nd. $1,000. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER, 1919 x ct. NV. MA.
WHTTiEIRH.FRONr LOT. lower Patuxent.
10 acres: good beach. Can J0;. D.
COMPLETELY tIsi FuRN. water front
cottage. White Point, Md. lge. iv.
rm.. with. hrpl. modern Kit, II
baths and 2 bedrms. on LIST moor:
front and rear screened porches;
upstairs, 2 bedrms. partly finished:
electricity, hot and cold running
water: nice lot sloping to wetes.
Terms to responsible party. SeS;SsSo'
GSoiNG 81 WEST WEsT-on.r eozy eottss.
near bay: Only $4,000. CAN west
fiTsT Sf11i sind.r-block house. 5
rooms and bath; nr. creek ana pay.
Only $3.50. Phone west River
OCEAN I'll BEAcH-Direct oeean-front
lot IN SECTION B At sserinee prttee'
r6nHn 6Hi o1.S5Mg o5.sSM. COTTAGES, furnished:
city water, elec.; on bay; high lots;
very low price. terms; open week
ends; 8. Beach. nr. 18th: y. =. NXON
co. Sale sign; RA. 3.6l46.
COTTAGE, open at.
uYday; 4 lots, corner End and Lee
ave, Colonial Beach. VI. Ia. 0.1SSS.
Evening star., 1953-06-26
CEDARHURST

A showplace facing Chesapeake Bay.
Large airy house with large living
room with fireplace. 3 bedrooms,
modern bathroom, combination din:
ing-sun room, excellent kit. incloSed
screened porches along south side
and bay front OF house. Awnings
all around. Garage from side street
with extra storage room and four
bath houses. Artistic well house.
Beautiful picket-fenced yard. Much
shrubbery. Lot, so it.. front toward
hay. $50 IT. on side street, with
100 It. wide ct rear so It. owner
will take back first trust OF SlO,"
600, 5aes. House completely. fur;
nished. left, custom-type boat and
9atbSard motor tnsladed. S5ad Call Mr.; L
week week q ends; Lu; i;l25s, :: BOSS q 4
BAY RIDGE-86 RIVER DR..
FACING RIVER. Beaut. cor, all-yr..
round home consisting of lge. liv.
rm. with fireplace. kit. 2 white tiled
bathrooms with showers and 2 bed
rms. on 1st A.; bedrms. on 2nd
a. Sep. 2-car garage. Lake n block
away, In rear of house. where boats
can be tied up. Oil-burner heat;
110-gal. hot-water heater: hot and
cold showers outdoors; full bsmt.
with 3 dressing booths; slate roof.
Can be bought furn. or unfurn.. En-
tire front, one side and back
screened. Only those looking for q
fine home would be interested in
this almost-nsw home; Can be
rented: Call KE. 7-1790 or Bay
Vista 2s46. Open all day Sat. and