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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-13
Robinson Nav
Quit Baseball
After 1853

NEW YORK R-ThiS may be
the last year for Jackie Robinson,
highest salaried player in Brooklyn
history and the Dodgers greatest
drawing card.
Although he said, 81 hope to have
another year after this one," the
brilliant second baseman indicated
during a press conference yester-
day that he might call it quits
after the 1858 season. The confer
ence was staged by the Dodgers
to announce the signing of Brook
lyn's big Three" that included
Robinson, Peewee Reese and Roy
Campanella.
''I'm certain I have one more
good year left" Robinson said
after affixing his signature to a
contract calling for an estimated
5000. 81 hope to have another
year"
DOdger Vice President E. j.
(BuzZie) Bavasi declined to divulge
the figures but admitted Robinson
was the highest paid player on the
club and that the total salaries of
the trio was just under 100000.
1t was estimated that Reese would
draw $35, 900 and c a m pane a
SIS, 900.
Robinson, who is spending a busy
winter running his own department
store in Harlem, heading housing
project and serving as an executive
in NBC, said he had no designs
to stay in baseball once he was
through as a player.
Il have goal" he said. II
want to build boys club in
Harlem. That will take a lot of
money. I'm trying to do this
through my store. IF the store is
successful, then my future is Sc
cure"
Asked whether he would accept
a baseball job as a manager, Rob-
bic replied:
"I'd have to consider it. Of
course, it would have to be in the
big leagues. No more minor
leagues for me. might 60 back to
Montreal for one year in apprecia-
ton for the wonderful treatment
the Montreal people gave me dur
ing the one season l was there. "
Getting back to his future as an
active player, Robbie said he was
hopeful of playing in "a but the
possibility was still there that he
might have to hang up his spikes
at the end of this season.
''It all depends on my physical
condition during the coming sea
son." he said. "One thing l know
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-13
By WILL cRIMsLEY

WASHINGTON Up - Somewhere
in the United States there
are 10 institutions of higher learn
ing nervously waiting for the fist
to fall from college athletics new
police force.
Who the "unholy ten" are re-
mains a well-kept secret but they
themselves are aware of a couple
of uncomfortable facts:
/. They are in shot water" be-
cause of questionable athletic poll
cies. The National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association says so.
2. If found guilty, they face quick
and probably stern punishment,
with no immediate recourse, as in
other years, to the NCAA member
ship.
While the 10 schools have not
been identified, they are reported
to include some big-time universe
ties-a Big Ten member, a strong
Eastern independent and an old
Southern power.
They serve as test cases of the
new enforcement arm of the
NCAA, legislated at the closing
meeting of the NCAA convention
here Saturday.
Their cases are termed serious
by the immediate past president
of the body, Hugh c. Willett. The
charges Of misconduct are being
reviewed by the NCAA Member
ship Committee. The cases 60 to
the powerful 17-man council with
recommendations. Then the coun-
Gil acts.
In the most significant legiSla-
ton Of the 47th annual meeting OF
college athletic leaders, the coun-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-13
Tuesday, January 10. 1853 T
BY MERCER BAILEY
Associated Press Sports Writ

Favorites had a rough time in
Southeastern Conference basket
ball games last night. Florida and
Tulane were tumbled from the
group of league leaders, and Louis
lana State barely managed to
stay on top.
Except for LSU's squeaky 67-66
victory over Mississippi, all the
games were considered upsets.
Florida, which had lost only one
game previously, bowed to Wander
bilt 1913; Tulane lost to MiSSiSSip-
pi State 67-61, and Alabama suf-
fered a 69-67 defeat at the hands
of Georgia Tech, which had won
only one game in its nine previous
starts.
For Florida and Tulane the de-
feats were their first in Conference
action. They dropped from a tie
for first place to a tie for third.
LSU with a 40 record and Auburn
with 10 mark are on top of the
SEC standings.
Tonight's only game is Georgia
at Furman.
LSU'S high scoring center, Bob
Petit, was hospitalized with virus
pneumonia and it was Leslie
/ Jones, a substitute freshman for
ward, who finally gave the Tigers
their victory. ,s
With about 20 seconds remaining,
Mississippi's Bob Jarvis, high point
man with "a, pushed in two foul
shots to put the Rebels on top
$685.. Then with six seconds left,
Jones got two free throws. He con-
nected with both to win the game.
!Norman Magee was high for LSU
with %. 1t was MissiSSippi'S third
Conference defeat and dropped the
Rebels into the cellar behind Geor-
gia, which has lost two SEC tits.
Vanderbilt and Florida were tied
36-all at halftime, but the Commo.
dores put on a 20-point scoring
spree in the third period to take a
commanding lead which they never
relinquished. A strong defense held
the Gators to eight points in the
third quarter.
Vandy's Dan Finch netted q
points for scoring honors, Cur
Cunhe's 16 made him high fol
Florida.
Mississippi State, led by Harold
Blalock and Gerald Caveness, haC
to wipe out Ia point deficit Il
hand Tulane its first SEC defeat
Blalock got Is points and Caveness
is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-13
SPORTS
Ten Colleges Have Violated
'NCAA Code; Not Identified

Gil was equipped with the power
to punish on the spot-that is,
short of suspension or expulsion.
If Big Ten school is found
guilty of fragrant rules violations,
for example that school could be
placed on probation, have its
schedule pulled from under it or
treated to some other disciplinary
action.
This year Kentucky, long a ma
tional cage power, was made to
sit out the basketball season and
Bradley, another former national
champion, was forced to miss the
NCAA Tournament because of
their roles in the basketball scan
dals. A Midwestern university was
reprimanded for rules violations.
In these cases the council mere
ly recommended punishment and
the three institutions involved took
their medicine voluntarily, al
though convention action was ne
ceSsary to make it stick.
Henceforth, convention action
won't be needed. The council can
crack down-short of suspension
or expulsion-and leave it up to
the convention later to review the
action. This was the new enforce
ment power given the NCAA's po-
lice arm.
A convicted school still may ap-
peal to the convention and it's pos
sible the NCAA's enforcement
muscles may be tested again if
a powerful member chooses to
fight. Four years ago seven
schools won a fight against sus-
pension during the SANITY Code
era and, for a while, had the
NCAA Keeling. But the NCAA
bounced back.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-13
Sports Roundup
BY Ed coRRICAN
(For Gayle TaIbot)

NEW YORK R-It has been said
by sober minds that one of the
easiest ways to make a quick de-
parture from this world is to join
bobsled team. Probably very
true.
But don't try to discourage Stan
Benham, the 40-year-old fire chief
from Lake Placid, N. Y, who will
captain the United States team in
the world championships at Gar
misch-P artenkirchen, Germany, at
the end of the month.
Stan and his boys finished Sec
ond to the Germans in the Winter
Olympic Games at Oslo last year,
and he still is burned up, a state
distinctly unbecoming to a fire.
man. He's sure the United States
will win this time.
The Germans had two four
man teams" said Stan, who is
hiding his time here while waiting
to depart for Europe, land they
broke them up to get one good
team. They beat us. all right, but
it took a combination of two
teams"
The United States entry, COM
posed of Stan, Pat Martin, Howard
CroSSett and Jim Atkinson, fin
iShed second. The three previous
years, 194S-49-50. Stan led his crew
to the world title.
But things are going to be diff
ferent for everyone this time.
There's a new rule on the book
that says a four-man team can't
exceed $50 pounds. Last year. the
Americans weighed a total OF 995
and the Germans l,045.
This year, we weigh exactly
$40 pounds" Stan said with
chuckle that could be interpreted
only on way-evil. Il understand
those Germans have been practic-
ing down in Cortina, Italy, for
some time. Well, they'd better get
plenty, because they're foing to
need it."
The team wasn't pleased with
the sled it used last year, so Stan
decided to build a new one with
la couple of refinements. We
thought perhaps he eliminated the
brakes.
No" he said, I'VE touch them
as little as possible, but you've
got to have them. built the new
sled with an easier steering mech
anism. and | tried to lessen wind
resistance by making il stream
lined. II should be more flexible.
but as I say, we have no way
of knowing until we try it out. ="
With the new weight limit, Stan
had to drop Martin aud Cr0Ssett
from the team. Too heavy. He re-
placed them with Henry Stearn
and James Sternn, both Of Sara.
nae Lake, N. Y. and Dick Severin0
of Saratoga Springs. u, Y Akin
son. however, is making the trip
and may ride again.
Wen try cut all possible CON
hInations during the time we have
TO practice" said Stan. and the
four who so best viii ride "
There are four runs and the best
aggregate time wins
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-13

Major Sammy Lee, double
Olympic high diving winner in 1913
and 1852, is the four-time National
AAU champion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-13
Sports Mirror
By The Associated Press

TO-DAY A YEAR AGO-Bobby
Thomson's pennant-winning home
run in the final National League
playoff game was voted as the
Sports Thrill of the Year" in the
annual Associated Press year-end
poll.
FIVE YEARS AGO - St. Louis
Billikens routed LUIS basketball
team, 1857, and CCNY tripped
Syracuse, 61-55, in a collegiate
doubleheader at Madison Square
Garden.
TEN YEARS AGO-The National
Football All-League Team featured
a backfield of Sid Luckman and
Gary Famiglietti, Chicago Bears
Cecil Isbell, Green Bay, and Bill
Dudley, pittsburgh.
TWENTY YEARS AGO - Els
worth Vines, for the co n d
straight time, and Helen Jacobs,
for the first time, were named top
players by the U. S. Lawn Tennis
Association.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-13
Kansas State
AP Hoop Poll
For 5th Time

NEW YORK Up - Kansas State
held sway in the Associated Press
basketball poll today for the third
straight week, with the same cast
of supporting teams, but the old
order is likely to change consid-
erably in the next week.
Kansas State strengthened its
hold on the top spot, piling up 800
points in votes from sportSwriters
and broadcasters on basis of 10
points for first, 9 for second, etc.
But the StaterS will have to beat
up--and-coming Kansas Saturday
night to retain their lofty perch.
Seton Hall, still in second place
with GAP points although their
lead over La Sale shrank from "a
to 10 points-faceS an even more
immediate danger. The Setonians,
who have won Is straight, meet
Seventh-ranked Fordham, also I'M
defeated, tomorrow night in a
game featuring the last two major
teams with perfect records. Ford
ham is counting on its home floor
advantage to stop Seton Hall and
rack up its 18th straight.
Illinois, for the second straight
week, failed to receive a single
first-place ballot, but piled up
enough supporting votes to retain
fourth place.
After a humping 1888 victory
over Northwestern last night, the
Illini now face sixth-ranked Indi-
ana in the Big Tens game of the
week Saturday at Indiana.
Others in the top 10 are Washing
ton, fifth; North Carolina State,
eighth; Oklahoma AM, ninth, and
Western Kentucky, 10th.
The leaders (first-place votes in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-13
Kramer Defeats
Sedgman Again

PRINCETON, N. J. Up - Jack
Cramer, back on the right track,
and Pancho Segura, still to be
derailed, today headed for WASH
ington with their Australian "cou-
sins" for the next stop in their
pro tennis tour.
Kramer took just SO minutes to
dispose of Frank Sedgman, No. l
Australian Davis Cupper, 6-2, 81,
last night before turnout of $500.
The victory gave Kramer a 3-2
edge in the series.
Segura, a colorful Ecuadorian
who likes to use a two-handed
grip, continued his mastery over
Ken McGregor, No. 2 Aussie. The
pint-sized racqueteer polished off
McGregor for the fifth time in as
many tries, 6-3, Ga.
Kramer and Segura capped off
a good night by taking the doubles
in straight sets, 6-1, Cd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-13

The Cleveland Indians had the
dubious distinction Of striking
out the most times during the
1882 American League season.
The Indians whitfield Tag times.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-13

Sid Gordon Of the Boston
Braves made only one error in
la games. to lead the National
League outfielders in 1854 with
q mark Of $50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-13

guar meeting Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Key West Cham
Der Of Commerce. December II,
1852.
Earl r. Adams. President
Aey West Chamber Of Commerce
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-13

If l feel that l can't play regularly,
and at my top form, I'll definitely
quit. No bench warming job for
me-"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-13

In astronomy. the SUI is ella Ssed
as a dwarf star
Evening star., 1953-11-20

BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER SITE, Ia
acres, hard-surface road, city water,
] mi. to d. c. line. nr. Capitol Hgts.,
Md: &c SO. IT. OWNER. JU. 9-5394.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY

HUNTSMAN's PARADIsE-You will
agree when you see this 200 acres
age on cacapon River. only 20 mi.
from WinchestsT Va. Priced low for
haas1. ihmamaesa. sale: sIGLER a CO.. RA.
6,RM. STONE HOUSE. Loudoun Co.,
Village, Va.-All modern conven-
fences; fireplace. Rent $50 or sale
reasonable. EX. S-6R6S. ewes.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

CHEVY CHASE. ID. c., Conn. ave,
1st commercial: S-rm. house, Gear
gar: suitable for business and liv-
ing: professional ofices. OIL. 4-07l5.
6so7 WIS. AVE. BETHESDA. MD
5000 IT, floor space, 1900 It.
parking OIL. 2-6695: ewes. OIL.
NEAR 22nd AND X STS.--1st comml
store plus rms; ideal for most any
type business, $75. RE. 7-2137, Ii.
4-7265. 30
BETHESDA - Modern brick BLDG,
suitable ofnees or any commercial
use; soned industrial. Phone Mr..
ROCCA, EN-. $4,000,
vacant once: suitable for store
studio or once; loEmerly an optical
shop. D1. 7-0eo9, AZ
Evening star., 1953-11-20

B4-FT. RAMBLER - MCLEAN - An
brick 54-ft. rambler plus attached
garage on Eorgeons 1I2x1S71ft; SSv IT;
SCHOOLS. SHOPPING, TRANSPOR::
Ice. bedrms, 2 de luxe baths, full
daylight bsmt. Nearing completion.
Choose your decorating. Priced sat
$25,950; Call METzLER' Va. once,
OWNERU4 bedrms. and bath. Dutch
Sit'. Hiosr bsInt. t. with i new new furnace. f: ace Some Some
trees. Needs redec. Asking S13.95O.
NEED ) BEDRMs.F 3 bedrms. avail
sOs oTs wth deEbtT sTSd sxpap v upstairs s ws tH5
nrepl.. full bsmt., brick construc;,
JA: $500. Better HOMES
REDncE6 REDUCED TO s1a,s5O for imme-
bsmt.. firepl.: ST 300 down or maybe
in N. Arl. Cali ia. $4,000. BET
TER HOMES REALTY.
$500 DOWN-,;Lovely 2-bedrm. home:
.coded mSatRE oR With pStoh GHsE %ss
$4,000. BETTER HOMES REALTYY.
&9,3O0-GI LOAN can be. assumed
on this lovely 2-bedrm. bungalow;
minis; s59S5. 55SS D, SETREs Il 4 Al aoSfs ff5
sis.Soo sTSSapfi FLA LOAN can be assumed
on this. lovely 3-bedrm: brick. CO.
lonial. full bsmt.; n. Arl.: 81 300
S5nSnvs dpTn; Csll IA IA 6-s4OO' BETTER
NEW 4-BEDRM.,. 2-BATH, brick con-
struction in Falls Ch.: $1,000. Halt
cali OWNER before 8 pm, JE.
FOUR BEDRMs., 3 BATHs-S2,0 900
down will handle. Many extras; full
bsmt., rec. rm.: priced well below
$4,000. Call IA. 5-94o0. BETTER
HOMES REALTY.
OWNERS TRANSFER will give early
surrounds this frame rambler, liy;
rm.. lge. equipped kit. din: ell, 2
airy bedrms.. tile bath, full bsmt.
A good value at Sl3,250; reas.
terms. LYNN REALTY. JE. 2-940o.
BRICK CAPE CoD-TYPE HOME; full
case to expandable ATTIC. Falls
shops. Priced at S13.950; assume
large doyn AZ loan; oT mo Sxcp f.4ms
ARFAx REALTY. JE. 2-1450.
ARE YOU LOOKING for lovely 2
bedrm brick rambler at bargain
price Of $13,950? Low down pay
ment,. assume lge. 4so loan. Liv. rm..
sep. din. rm., lge. equip. kit. wash
ing machine. Close to bus. Falls
Church. Lge:. corner lot, fenced yard.
Act fast. Call now. ARFAX REALTY.
JE. 2-1450.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 1-6-Lyon
Village-A distinctive English Tudor;
bedrms. plus small den, " baths,
1903 N Herndon st., Arl. S24,950.
Picture ad in Sat. Star. Dir: West
on Lee hwy. left on N. Danyille st.
to Key blvd, turn right and right
again at N. Herndon st. and our
OPEN sign. Exclusive. ALLO REAL
81, 900 CASHwBest 3-bedrm., immac.
rambler in area; near school: S13.-
$50. Attic storm windows. Fenced
yard. PROVIDENCE, JE. 2-3343.
-22
Evening star., 1953-11-20
LOTS AND AcREAGEs FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER SITE. Ia
acres, hard-surface road, city water,
! mi. to D. c; line, nr; Capitol Hgts;.
LANGLEY. vA.-2 level. beautiful,
wooded acres with 2l6-ft. 'front.'
age; located on dead-end street:
surrounded by custom ramblers:
LEY LEY fc} BfGcc}aANShAsfNS, ShsfS 0fSc' me, . RApio ADO
AGE2aNiDkiiAEiltGSG2e;ft AGEE2lii SAi a. tS2; frontage on
main thoroughfare. win sell or
Re REAaTY, / oas- XII s-6652: evenings.
MISUNDERSTANDING acres, With
900 IT. on No. 1 hwy. Ideal for
motel. shopping center or service
station. Nr. new high school. AL
SMITH oRIL REALTY KI. s-6652; eyes.
N. CHEVY CcHAsE-s7-ft. frontage.
residential res lot. S1'75o. OWNER.
TEN ACRES. for Soft. lots for build
ers; sewer; FHA approved Almost
inside Alexandria; $3.50 per acre;
easy terms. Brokers welcome. J.
"; 6s;oMERVILLE, Attorney. SO.
1Ss S Tors. ideal neishborhoodS. Si in
Mont. Co.; sewer. water and streets:
$500 each; will subordinate.
SMoLLEN. Realtor, JU. 7-55l1;
SILVER fEsfi ~ HILL ao4Gi NIB ,ot, On "a "a,
DR. water, electricity. OIL 4-7265.
LOT, Bancroft section 3; 1900 so.
it.; high ground desirable. near
beach. S6,500. BY OWNER. JE.
OVER !. ACRE. s1,12b: terms IIs avail
able. Lot 81. WINDSOR ESTATES,
Eranconia, Va. so. s-7779. 20
CONN. GARDENS, 3 adjoining lots;
all utilities in. OIL. 4-2464. ga
1s-ACRE WOODED LOTS, In expand
ing subdivision of Shirley hwy, rr.
Springfield; water and natural gas
avail: Will sell l or 20; u cash.
ALEXANDRIA REALTY CO., XII.
S-55SS. -oi
CHOICE LEVEL LOT, 60 IT. 'front.'
age; water and sewer in and paid
Tor HOLLEY-THOMPSON. KE.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WANTED TO LEASE-Garage suit
able for workshop with once and
stock space. Room for 2 or more
cars inside and parking outside
Must be in Arlington County. 9ox
449-S. Star. -25
Evening star., 1953-11-20
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

STORES in busy shopping center: 4
new stores for sale; HoLLEYn- LEY
FALLS CHURCH-Store. once and
residence on busy Broad ST.. 10000
50. #. zoned comercial. Mod. build
ing, glass front, air-cond. h.-w.
heat. Paved parking lot. Ideal for
realtor, doctor. store. etc. Bargain.
Full price, S27.6O0. Quick posses
sion. OWNER, JE. 2-1511 or JE.
3-07S3. ~
UNDER SEQ. 0.o0O-Lse. brick dwelling
on busy downtown thoroughfare
adaptable for remodeling to almost
any commercial use. Should appeal
especially to small trade groups.
unions. etc JOHN H. MILLER. Jr.,
g. BRO. Realtors. MA. 6-2557. 20
WHEATON,, Ga. ave, opposite main
shopping center-First commercial.
27.0OO 50. #.
Colesville rd.. mr.. Burnt Mills-96, ,235
so. It. Of which 35,4S5 are LIST COM
mercial. These properties are ready
for development. Call JU. 5-SS90.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

COMMERCIAL AND APARTMENTS
Gan FISHER a5 Fillsl CO.. nee ssS4 7ss fSS SsS
/ HAVE MANY clients. who will buy
for cash or terms For quick &C
tion, call MR.. SOTIROS at Dl,
7-l655; ewes, ia. 9-5910. 30
Evening star., 1953-11-20
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

LAND SUITABLE for GOLF DRIV-
ING RANGE in nearby Va or Md.
Rent or buy. Call MR.. ALLEN. Ii.
BUILDER wishes 100 to 200 acres
for subdtv, Must be very near
Alex. Va. Box 2lH-A, Star. --22
Evening star., 1953-11-20
LET'S PLAY HOUSE

LET'S PLAY HOUSE
Just the place for the kiddies in the
bath upstairs. And the 1st-h. ar
rangement is most unique and diver
sified, an IL" liv. rm.. where .TV
can be watched without disturbing
conversationalists. Neat kit. Colonial
complete bath. Rec. rm. in bsmt.
with bar. Lovely pvt. yard. No traf-
fic street Can't be beat at S16,950
See it today by phoninR JA. 7-9OgO.
Evening star., 1953-11-20
FARMS

sTRoUT ccAAIIAALIoG mailed freei 80
Land Title Bldg. Phila. 10. Pa.
i,2OO ACRES, Centreviiie. va.-7oo
acres tillable: $50 acres wooded;
streams. springs. bordered by / =
miles Bull Run. SARAH SCOTT.
JA 7-006S and ia. S-33l3. go
COLESVILLE AREA-Fiye acres, on
small lake; modern k-and frame,
split-level home, with beautifully
finished interior OF Early American
style; 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. very larss
living room and dining room teach
with fireplace); ultramodern but
picturesque kit; basement. Reason
able price and terms. Shown by
appt Call Mrs. Candy, Evergreen
4-3696. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
IsS ACRES s'VfSi ! mile from centreviHile.
Va on nard-surfaced rd.; lao acres
rich tillable loan balance wooded
and bldgs. SARAH SCOTT. IA.
1oOn6S and ia. S-3313. 20
$50 DOWN. SEQ mo. buys for $3.50.
ii acres. restorable 3-rm. house:
metal roof; outbuildings; on U. S.
30. 100 miles south. l.. L. SELF.
Louisa, Va -ol
Evening star., 1953-11-20
3 n 2
RANCH-TYPE HOME

1b2A4NO11 I II I1O1N11I
In much desired wOODLEY SOUTH.
3 bedrms.; equip. with garbage dis
posal and washing machine; liv. rm.
with fireplace, din. ell: radiant heat;
carport, lge. wooded lot. Assume 1ge.
GI trust. Reasonable cash req.
MANNAS REALTY CO.
2116 Wilson Blvd. ia. s-27s3
Evening star., 1953-11-20
Luxury Rambler

In q luxury neighborhood. Split level
Foyer entr. Liv. rm.. with open
flrepl. and picture window. Spacious
fn a,n' ngt rm. rsar signt rorch on Kt renen ars
twin-bedrms. and glass. bath. 3 more
steps to dance hall size bedrm. and
End glass bath. Garage. K-acre lot.
Assume S17.500 40 loan. Reas.
cash. For real living, see this today.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Multiple Listing Realtors
4763 Lee Hwy. off Glebe IA. 10000
Evening star., 1953-11-20

OWNEf1s IN. 1-cSof. -SA
TAUXEMONT
7-RM. RANCH HOUSE
Twenty minutes from. Washington.
Three bedrms., ceramic tiled bath,
partially pine-paneled liv. rm. and
din rnl.. wood-burning fireplace;
Whirlpool washer and dryer, ce-
mented patio. f1agstone walk. curbed
drive: oil a.-c. heat, la-acre wooded
lot. so. 5-520S.
BEDRMs., BATHs-1 ACRE
e17,950. Liv. rm. 20x13, f1repl..
porch, din. rm. 11x12. lge. kit. dis
poSal, dishwasher, stove, refgr.; 2
hedrms. tiled bath. 2nd fir, 2 bed
rms, bath. Bsmt., bath; oil h.-w.h.:
garage. Approx. $1,000 cash.
LUCILLE COOK, exclusive, JE. q
.3272. JE. 2-46fi4: 20
VALUE PACKED - New 3-bedrm.
brick ramblers in choice N. Arl.
have full daylight bsmts.. large
liv. rm. with artistic fireplace. din.
rm., fully equipped kit. with break
fast nook. twin-Size bedrms.: popu-
larly priced at, S1S,950 and your
terms considered.
BETTER HOMES REALTY, IA. 6-94O0
Evening star., 1953-11-20
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