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Evening star., 1953-06-24
Club Kirkland Dies,
Ex-Catawba Coach
BY the Assoeiosed Press

SALISBURY, N. c., June "a
Gordon A. (Chubby) Kirkland.
athletic director and former
football coach at Catawba Coll
lege, died at his home here yes
terday. He was 48.
Death was attributed to heart
trouble. which forced him to re-
linquish his coaching duties sew
eral years ago.
His football teams won l06
games. lost 80 and tied eight in
IA years.
His teams dominated the
North State Conference, winning
AZ and tying three out Of so
games. They won eight confer
ence titles. His teams gained
national prominence by scoring
in their last 81 games under
him, breaking the record of con-
Secutive scoring games set by
Yale half a century before.
His 1916 and AZ teams scored
poSt-season victories in the
Tangerine Bowl in Orlando, Fla.
He succeeded Charlie Moran,
the former Centre College coach
and National League umpire. at
Catawba in 1884.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
IR{R0 H&s ~
GRE szzaa;

tu her laurels last week with a
3-and-2 victory over Mrs. j. B.
Cralle II, after winning the
three previous matches without
passing the 14th hole.
Dutch Fehrenwald, former as
sistant pro at Kenwood, is filling
III as an assistant in Fred
Bottoms golf shop at Wood
mont.
Clagett Stevens has moved into
a temporary golf shop at Manor
while the old one is being torn
down in preparation for the
new clubhouse. Manor mem
bers will hear the full story of
their new clubhouse at the an
nual meeting Saturday night.
In the upcoming $500 added
pro-amateur at East Potomac;
$1OO of the purse will go into
the amateur sweepstakes, in
stead of all the added money to
the pros. And in addition, Keith
kallio is taking the balance of
the Washington Suburban Golf
Association treasury and putting
it into a sweepstakes for club
members in the same tourna-
ment.
Mondays Mid-Atlantic PGA
pro-amateur at the Talbot Coun-
try Club in Easton will be the
pros first visit to the Eastern
Shore of Maryland since the
Eastern Shore Open several years
ago at Chestertown. It will be a
one-partner event.
= ~ =
Mary Ann Musser, 14-year-old
daughter of John MuSser, the
All View pro in Ellicott City, was
third low qualifier with an 80 in
the Baltimore City women's golf
championship this week. Mary
Ann is big for her age and is
developing into fine golfing
prospect, but her parents have
Evening star., 1953-06-24
MiIt Campbell FoiIs
ToQuolify at Penn Stute
BY the Associated Press

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, June
24.-Oficials of the Pennsylvania
State College have reported that
Milt Campbell. second-place WIN
ner of the decathlon in the 1852
OlympicS. will be unable to at
tend the college this fall.
A spokesman for the Office of
the dean of admissions said the
19-year-old youth from Plain
field, N. j., had failed to pass
his entrance examinations.
Campbell placed second to Bob
Matthias of California in the 10
event competition at the Hell
Sinki games last year.
Campbell plans to attend
Wyoming (Pa) Prep School to
bone up for another attempt to
pass the examination.
Evening star., 1953-06-24

included dancing lessons in her
upbringing because she is con-
centrating too much on golf, in
stead Of not enough in the case
of more youngsters. Mary Ann
will play here several times be-
fore the season is over.
Clare Emery. the District Open
champion. is not overgolfed.
Emery. teaching pro at Congress
sional and also the driving range
operator. has not played single
round of golf this year except in
competition. including the State
team matches. National Open
qualifying, the Mid-Atlantic PGA
and a couple of pro-amateurs
:. incidentally. Mel Shorey, the
Indian Spring pro. is lining up
sponsors in an attempt to pre-
serve the District Open.
Evening star., 1953-06-24

area. At least McSpaden didn't
say no-positively.
It has been called to this de-
partment'S attention that some
of our up-and-coming golfers
are abusing the privilege of
marking balls on the green. The
correct procedure is to place a
coin directly behind the ball.
then pick up the ball. In re-
placing the ball. it should be
carefully placed down imme-
diately in front of the coin. Then
the coin should be picked up.
Marking a ball should not be
guesswork, nor should the ball
be picked up and a coin placed
in the vicinity. Nor should the
ball be marked by a oug-par-
ticularly one crawling toward
the cup.
Mrs. A. B. Bower, four times
District women's golf champion,
added the Richmond city title
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Betty CARRIER Breezes
As Long-Lost Touch
With Putter Returns
By MerreII WhittIesey

Betty CARRIER is not Dragging
she's hardly the type-but the
Argyle Club champion who is
seeking her second straight Dis
trict women's golf championship
this week at Kenwood claims she
has regained a putting touch
missing for two years.
Today Miss CARRIER and Mrs.
Betty Meckley, the only former
champions in the field, met in
the feature match and a berth
in the Semif1nals. They clashed
in the SemifinalS last year, with
Miss CARRIER winning.
The other matches found Mrs.
E. c. Ferriday of Chevy Chase
a choice over Mrs. James A.
Swink of Belle Haven. Mrs.
George Noble of Kenwood, the
medaliSt, favored over Mrs.
Charles Egenroad of Washington,
and the upset stars of the first
round, Mrs. Lloyd Dennis of
Washington and Mrs. Oren Lane
OF Belle Haven in a match that
was tough to pick.
Pro Corrected Flaw.
Miss CARRIER is a tremendously
improved player over her Rock
Greek dayS-from tee to green,
that iS-but she confeSses she
has been putting horribly for at
least two years.
Last winter she listened to q
pro in Florida and had her put
ter bent to an upright position.
The other day, putting poorly,
she discovered her eyes-which
should be directly over the ball
were missing this position by a
foot.
So Betty bought a new putter
and went back to the practice
putting green at Rock Creek,
where she used to be queen.
Suddenly she found the touch.
She had II in the qualifying
round and yesterday defeated
Mrs. j. E. Holzapple, and 6.
For eight holes she was one over
mems par before taking six
on the ninth.
The usually quiet Miss CARRIER
was exurberant over her new
found putting touch.
Mrs. Meckley was a Cup VIC
tor over Mrs. D. H. Henderson
of Congressional. Mrs. Ferriday.
who has won the medal the past
two years but lost in the first
round each time. avenged a 1851
defeat by leading all the way in
a 3 and 2 triumph over Mrs. j.
P. Trouchaud of Kenwood. Mrs.
SWink. constantly improving,
won 3 and , over Mrs. George
Maksim of Manor.
Mrs. Dennis Surprises.
Mrs. Dennis was the big sur
prise of the first round with her
1-up victory over Mrs. Jack
Smith, the Prince Georges club
champion VINO was runnerup to
Miss CARRIER last year, and also
lost medal playof to Mrs. Fer
riday.
Mrs. Lane had par in for a
79 when she defeated Mrs. Sam
uel Crocker of the host club, 5
and 4. Mrs. Noble had a scrap
on her hands for nine holes
against Woodmont's promising
newcomer, Mrs. Henry Lebovitz,
who finally lost and 3 after ad-
mitting she was terribly nervous
in her first big match.
Mrs. Egenroad was a 3-and-2
winner over Elinor Finckel, the
Columbia club titliSt. Semi
finals will be played tomorrow
starting at 10 o'clock, and the
final Friday at 10,
Evening star., 1953-06-24
| New Junior Champ
lin D.. {. Golf Seeks
MARYLAND Honors

Larry Spellman will take a
"title" with him to George WASH
ington University next fall after
his two-over-par 70 won the Dis
trict Junior championship and
the Albert Mackenzie Trophy
yesterday at Washington Golf
and Country Club.
The 17-year-old Spellman
hopes to make 1t two in a row
this week when he plays in the
Maryland Junior Open Friday
at the Roland Park course of the
Baltimore Country Club.
The District event was closed
to sons of members Of member
clubs, and lacking any promo
tion, it attracted only IA entries.
But the Maryland tournament
may hit the 100 mark as no club
attachments are necessary, and
Baltimore is making a drive for
junior golf.
Frank Emmet expects to lead
about IS District juniors to the
Maryland event, open to boys
who have not reached Is Friday
night. The chartered bus for
the District youngsters will leave
the National Theater at 7:15,
Hiser Theater at 7:45, the Silver
in Silver Spring at 8 and Hyatts-
vile Bank at $3.50.
Spellman, medalist last year
in the Worsham Memorial junior
tournament, was helped to vic
tory yesterday with an eagle
three. on the 18th hole and
brides on the first, third and
fourth.
Pete Loda of Manor, the de-
Tending champion, was next with
rs and Billy Parks of Columbia
was third with II. John Grubb
of Manor, Dick Mason Of Indian
Spring and John Dunn of Ken
wood had 82'S.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Baseball
Continued From Page CID

Continued From Page CID
allowed the Cardinal skipper to
rest his relief aces and he let
Harvey Haddix go all the way
for his ninth victory, even
though the Giants got to him for
II hits and eight runs.
Half Game Behind Dodgers.
In winning, the Cards moved
within half game of the slump
ing second-place Dodgers, who
lost, 80, to Cincinnati on Grady
Hatton's pinch-hit home run,
and within 3l2 games of league
leading Milwaukee.
The Braves got a beautiful
tWo-hit pitching job from War
rem SPAIN but lost, 10, to the
Pirates. Robin Roberts won his
18th game as he pitched the
Phillies to a 6-1 decision over
Chicago.
In the American League, the
Yankees increased their lead
over Cleveland to II games al
though they lost to Chicago,
11-3, in one of their worst show
ings of the year.
Cleveland Loses Twice.
Cleveland dropped a day.
night pair in Boston, GA and
81. The night game ran 10
innings before Milt Boiling
doubled home the winning run
with two out.
st. Louis edged Washington,
4-3, and Detroit's Steve Gromek
whitewashed the Athletics on
tour hits. SO.
In the Cardinal-G Giant slugfest,
Haddix homered with two on in
the first inning and his catcher,
Del Rice, banged one into the
seats with the bases loaded as
the Cards came up with seven
more runs in the fourth inning
Daryl Spencer and Bobby Thom-
son put homers back to back for
the Giants in the fifth.
The Dodgers, getting good
pitching from Billy Loes, were
breezing along with a one-run
! lead until the ninth, when Hat
ton delivered with a man on
base. Junior Gillian had given
the Dodgers the edge with a
bases-empty homer in the fifth
The game was the first one Loes
had been able to finish in his
last eight starts.
SPAIN lost his heartbreakel
when Carlos Bernier sliced q
single, the second Pittsburgh
hit, with two men on base in
the eighth. The Milwaukee
southpaw lost his control during
a 21-minute delay for a rain
storm. When play resumed he
walked two men. retired two
and then gave up the hit to
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Rams GET Gary kerkorian
In Trade With SteeIers
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, June 24.-The
Los Angeles Rams today an
nounced they have obtained
Quarterback Gary Kerkorian
from the Pittsburgh Steelers in
a trade for End Flavious Smith.
Kerkorian. former Stanford
passing star. was second string
behind Jim Finks last year. The
Rams regard him as future quar-
terback insurance. He is slated
for Army induction this fall.
Smith played for both the
Rams and Chicago Cardinals last
year.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
.lBC Manager Is Back
With Iurpin's S Contract
By the Asseeiosed Press

NEW YORK. June 24.-Harry
Markson. managing director of
the International Boxing Club,
has returned from an European
trip with the signed contract of
Randy Turpin of England for a
world middleweight title bout
with Carl (Bobo) Olson of San
Francisco.
Olson has not yet signed for
the bout. Markson said he would
discuss the details of the fight
with Jim Norris, president of the
IBC.
The site and date have not yet
been set, but it is expected it
will be held in Yankee Stadium
here, August q. Olson's man
ager. Sid Flaherty, wants the
fight to be held in San Fran
cisco.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
McNoir, johnson Top
Woodmont Doubles List

Fred McNair and DR.. David
johnson are the top-seeded pair
in the Woodmont Clubs invita-
ton doubles tennis tournament
opening today.
Other seeded duos are Don
LeavenS and Jim Thackara,
Ralph Adair and Alphonso
Smith and Charles Charming
and Burke Wilkinson.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Mary Lena FauIk Loses
In British Golf SemifinaIs s
BY the Associoted Press

PORTHCAWL, Wales, June "a.
Phllomena Garvey of Ireland de-
feated Mary Lena Faulk of
Thomasville, Ga, today in the
semif1nals of the British Wom-
ems golf championship, 2 and /.
Miss Faulk earlier in the day
had beaten Arlett Jacquet of
Belgium, and 2.
In the other semifinal match,
Marine Stewart of Canada de-
feated Jean Donald of Scotland,
] UP.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Bube Hermun Victor
By TKO in Ninth
BY the Associotod Press

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June "a.
Freddie c"Babe") Herman, 1873,
Of Los Angeles scored a ninth
round TKO over Joe Felan OF
San Antonio last night.
Herman, who held Jimmy Car
ter, lightweight champion, to a
draw recently, connected with a
right cross to the chin early in
the ninth to put the 135-pound
Felan away. Referee Eddie Topaz
stopped the fight.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
New YWCA Tennis Club

The Washington YWCA, which
has taught 800 persons to play
tennis in 26 classes during the
past year, has organized a ten
mis- club which will have its first
meeting at Z pm. today at the
Hains Point courts. Mss Bonnie
Reed is the instructor who will
be in charge of club activities.
Evening star., 1953-06-24

~ ~ - ~
Open if it
W ere true
that the event
may be played
at the Goose
Greek Club in
L e e S b u r g
within a year
or two. The
rumor is that
the event, fea-
turing 16 Of
the pro golf
greats, will be
moved from
the New York
Evening star., 1953-06-24
Dad in New Hobby,
BrowneKs Mother
Props Family Golf

Bobby Brownell'S father
has given up golf as a hobby
for a basement work bench,
and his brother Jim is a busy
farmer. but the mother of
the eight-time District Anna
teur and four-time Mid-At-
lantic Amateur champion
helps keep golf in the family.
Mrs. ]. v. Brownell was
low net winner in the Manor
Club ladies day golf with an
IS, minus II handicap for a
net "a yesterday. Mrs. r. D.
Watson won low gross with
an SO and Mrs. Harold Win
ston of Indian Spring won
the guest prize with 101-19,
50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-30

DoCTORs-Excentional
with 1000 50. It. Of ground-ievei
finished basement. 8 ,bedrms., 8
dining room and Kitchen, finished
lures. Substantial cash required.
STILES real. ESTATE. DI. 1880
NEW e j. ss::B f1IsSg' RAMBLERs, si2.a5o
separate dining n els sii'I and iO buiit-in
Kitchens: select hardwood fioors: /
block to grade school. All city CON-
veniences. Directions: Out Airing
ton blvd. to Fairfax Circle. left on
Route bec Ss7 to r s9En OF e1 rarfa seoo
right / block to homes. TINKLE
PROPERTIES. ia. 2-23s1. ia.
SALE BY OWNER. Springfield, va
New 45-ft. Crestwood 3-bedrm. brick
necessitates sale at below cost.
Occupied only 8 months. No agents.
ASSUME CT LOAN on this s-bedrm.
brick Colonial; lovely liv. nm. with
dream kitchen; powder rm. 1st A.;
sci 500, $4,000 down. BETTER
HOMES REALTY. ia. $4,000.
THREE BEDRMS., 2 BATHS-Brand-
RsT %0dsTo h1m sao 6Ssu cash F Viz
handle. Don't delay, available i'm
med. BETTER HOMES REALTY.
ia. $4,000.
Si6,5O for this lovely 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with full bsmt:; COM
mediately. Excel. Arl. location. Low
down payment. BETTER HOMES
REALTY. IA. $4,000.
FOUR BEDRMS., 2ls BATHS-CloSe-
in location, brick. brand-new, ready
for occupancy by Feb. 10. So, 900
cash. BETTER HOMES REALTY.
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YOU TAKE THE LEAD

We do not understand how this home
Is still for sale. For the money, ii
can't be beat. We understand cash
will talk. Seldom will you find all
big And what basement! One
and one-half baths. 6 rooms in all;
mr.. new proposed Catholic high
school The emphasis Is on price:
on good payments. $4,000 will be
acceptable. Want to look? Call
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DELAY

Four-bedrm. bungalow. VI. old; bis
liv. rm.-din. nm. combination with
firepl., fully equipped kit. and tiled
bath. $1,000 down. Assume G.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Cape
Cod with full expansible attic; many
extras: new-house condition; as
sumo big 40 loan. S1,950 down, SSS
mo-, taxes and insurance.
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SEARROOK

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
Small down payment. balance like
Including 5 acres, a large country
house and log cabin, now rented
easy. committing; ideal for large
family or a group. Call Mrs
Maslen, OIL. 2-797S or DE. 2-1I37.
J. G. CHATEL
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COTJJMRTA PINES

AREA-Just a short
bus ride to Pentagon and D. c.;
2-bedrm. Colonial on high, wooded
lot; patio; car shelter: basement.
S1l,500. 81 $50 down.
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IN THE HEART OF N. ARLINd-
TON, we have this all-brick Co.
lonial with finished recr. rm.: very
clean; side and rear porches; level
and handicapped lot on quiet cul-de-
sac, So, $50 down. S14,950.
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$1,000 DOWN

$50 per mo. New 2-bedrm. Cape Cod
bungalow; large living rm. WI pic
ture window. kit. with dining area,
stairway TO. eXpansihle attic arge
lot; mr. Prince Georges Golf and
Country Club, Q blks. to elementary
school and husline. S10.n50.
THOMAS F. HALEY, REALTQR
On. 4-7649. UN. 4-322S.
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CRYSTAL SPRING
KNOI.LS

Early American charm plus ingenious
planning makes this rambler an ex-
ceptional home. Dutch.-dr. entry. to
lge foyer. excep. lge. liv. nm. with
antique brick raised hearth fireplace.
rear view picture window, hand
painted wall decor, charming din,
beamed ceilings, walls paneled to
chair rail Huge master bedrm. with
15-ft. Mr.. and Mrs. wardrobe and
adjoining cleaning pullman bath,
2 other twin-size bedrms, with adj
joing pullman bath. A kit. that
oversize garage
THIS rs THE FINEST HOME OF IT'S
KIND IN THE METROPOLITAN AREA
REALTY INVESTMENT
1917 Wilson Blvd, ATI., Va.
IA. 1000 so
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
FALLS CHURCH AREA

fALGO ChOhCE1 AfLGA
RAMBLER-S16,50O
A charming 3-bedrm. rambler on a
beautiful s-acre corner lot; liv. nm.
is most attrac. decor, kit. fully
equip, stove, refgr., Bendix; 8 nice
bedrmS., bath, stairway to end H.;
lovely screened porch: f1agstone ter
race; carport; 10x9 garden house. A
rustic fence surrounds a wealth Of
shrubs, bulbs and trees. $4,000 cash,
S110 mo. includes taxes, ms, inter-
est and principal. Immed. poss.
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272. Exclusive. lie. 2-4f;(34
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RANCHER-In N. Ar
lington; 22x14-ft. living rm..
separate dining area; bedrms.
handicapped, fenced grounds; Sl2.950.
down payment open.
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DETACHED COLONIAL
CT. 1890 DOWN

Best North Va. buy for veteran. has
spacious liv. rm., separate dinette,
fully equip. kit. on LIST A.; 2 un-
usually Ice. bedrms. and tile bath
on End A.; recr. rm. and u bath
in full daylight bsmt., gas heat;
located on " acre, completely land
scaped: mr.. Old Dominion and Kirby
rds. Price, $l2,o90, mo. payments
S7S incl. tax. For details, call
Mr.. McGtnniss. To. 2-23ss. Listing
E I InPSs W. BERENs SALES, INC.
1928 K sc. NV. MA. $4,000
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S13.99O
NEARBY MARYLAND

NEARBY MAR 7 LAM
LEWISDALE AREA
Nearly new attr. 2-story Diet. home
lovely kit. with disposal. 3 bedrms ,
extra large closets. gas heat. taste
fully dec throughout, Aluminium
storm windows, lge, lot, near all
convenienceS. Price S14. 500, terms.
Call Mr.. Stover,
CAAfPANELLA & CO.
Elk, 3-4l13, Ewes. 10. 5-1149
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BRICK RAMBLER

BRICK RAMBLER
S26,500; lge. liv. rm. with fireplace
DIN. rm., equip. kit. with din, space,
bedrms. with tile bath and mastef
bedrm, with Ia-bath. full bsmt., at
tached garage: very accessible to
downtown Washington via. George
washington Memorial Parkway.
RIVERWOOD
This most unusual rambler, situated
on st-acre Of beautiful wooded land
IN exclusive and restricted River
wood; has lge. mirrored liy,-din,
5 I'm; with full length picture win
COWS and powder rm. close by; the
Kit. and utility rms. are complete
with electric stove, refrigerator,
dishwasher, disposal. ige. home
freezer. washing machine and q de-
nghtfuI built-in din. area; there
are 3 bedrms.. each with private
bath facilities, lge. playrm. with
fireplace. built-in-bar and h-tile
BATH. study with built-in bookcases
maids rm. and bath, lge. -bsmt
and attached garage; located with
IN 10 min. of downtown Washing
ton and Pentagon. via George Wash
ington Memorial Parkway over Kew
Memorial eE fds S Or d dath st. Bridges. Al
JOHN C. WRIGHT, INC.
ia, 2-7921 IA. 2-4777 a
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MANCHESTER ESTATES

We are proud to present for the first
time a home in this exclusive neigh
below it's true value. Listed for
S24,500 $4,000 1st trust commit
ment, owner will hold small 2nd
trust. An all-brick rambler and ga
rage on 1z-acre level lot. This ultra
modern home consists Of 2 lge. bed
rooms, lge. liv. rm. with picture win
dow and firepl., den. dining ell, kit.
and util. rm.. summer and winter
aforementioned heat Manchester
Estates is 3 miles south of D. C. of
Route 3. Md. For appt. to inspect.
call John O'Brien. representing
A. A. CAROZZA co.
LU. 4-0040. EYES, Ii. 1884
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OUR PRIDE Is THE 1853 RANcHER

OUR PRIDE IS THE 1853 RANCHER,
3-bedrm., all-brick rambler on large
wooded lots; some u to "a acre; in
one Of Virginia's most colorful set
etings: separate dining area: ITO
MORROW'S" GE kitchen has Dis
posall, dishwasher, breakfast bar
and Bendix
FULL ENGLISH BASEMENT
Fireplace, bookcases and many other
attractions
OPEN DAILY NOON TO DARK
Drive out Columbia pike 31a miles
past Baileys Crossrd. to signs on
Crown Realty, JE. $4,000
S16,950-$3,2OO DOWN
1851 West Broad St., Falls Church
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you could ask for-all-brick Co.
lonial; Gear garage, ga baths
(bedrm. and bath on. LIST floor, z
room, open sun deck, 75x120 land
scaped lot; blocks to everything ;
newly decorated. $4,000 down;
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Buyers look into these rare items

1880 DOWN ON THIS 3-BEDRooM
COLONIAL-Full basement; fire.
place; tastefully decorated; over
lington. The price, S15.50O.
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WITHOUT

A doubt the most appealing 3-bed-
rm. rambler we have ever seen at
the price. Fireplace; wall in knotty
pine; hand-finished kitchen out of q
picture book; true Hollywood" din
for the best treat of your l.fe see
this one at S15,400: S3e300 down.
pIInGET HLTTCE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-30
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
DON'T

Det. brick Colonial on q big corner
lot. cow. to everything; spacious liv.
rm,. separate din. rnl.. equipped kit,
full bsmt. Low down payment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-30
BOYI

IS this a clean home! Beat this con-
struction! Compare this locationl
Try and try. and I'm afraid you'1l
have to admit this semidet. is what
you've been looking for. It's even
e g stairway 70 an aatis; Ssmt'
Call--inspect-buy 1t, at S12,750.
Don't waste . second. Dial IA.
10000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
k763 Lee Hwy. on 0lebs. IA. 10000