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.Curtiss Wins Medal PIoyoH
In Columbia Junior Tourney

Bill Curtiss won the playoff for
the medal in the Columbia Club
junior champion with q Is to rs
for r. X. Thompson. jr., whom
he defeated In the title round by
q 3-and-2 margin. They tied in
the qualifying round with T6s.
Mel Shorey, the Indian Spring
pro. held his annual putting
championship for more than so
Junior golfers at the club. The
Shorey trophy went to Mike
Becker with a 20. 2 under even
Is in two trips around the prac-
tice putting green. Marty Flax
was next with ~.
Richard Becker won the hole
in-one tournament, and driving
contests in the age groups went
to Herb Solomon in 16-17. Gary
Miller in 14-15 and Billy Rozan-
sky in Is and under. The blind
DOGGY was tie at Is between
Gary Miller and Eddie HcIowitz.
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MOTOR Leaders
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batting--Ayila, Cleveland, and Noren,
New York, .334: FOX. Chicago. .324;
YORK, '307. 0auei' NsW
Runs-Mantle. New York, III: Minoso,
Chicago, 100; Fox, Chicago, 100: Car
rasquel, Chicago, 90; Avila. cleVe-
Minoso, chicago. and Berra. New York.
1O3: Jensen, BoStcn, 100: Mantle.
New York. 9S.
HitsmFox. Chicago, 1888: Kuenn. Detroit.
i Msassnihs'0n' Los; Minoso' chicaso'
Doubles---vernon washington. "a. Rerra.
New York, and Yost. Washington. "a:
M5inosgo. chicsso; Avila and Smith.
Gii,eyela M,no and KSn,enn Detroit, "a
1Maa ~. Ti,tt1 aa; vernon, Washingson,
York. l 10. e'fois' ana MAMIE seW
Homs YORK 90 Mantle
iegsrs gSssgn, Eosen; Cleveland, and
stolen bases@Jensen. BOSTON. 90. Min.
$50, Chicago, is; Riverarschicsso, Is;
S1ssOs' Wasninston' "a; Fox Chicago.
p,tcbiro f1o dac,sion., ca,s,.
Ghicapo ieoa SsS Pas s-C4n aSas
ls.5. 500: Lemon. Cleveland. 'e so.s.
I;Dpa,,,l New York. 1274, $50: 80,
erTrE E,,ces ch9cagn Saiti more l5I;
ian usAs sicaE pisrc a4o p M;Snn, cle s
N...,,
p..t,.. wa, Sa1ional Leasne.
800; Mueller, New YORK. $751; 49, i kius.
Runs--snider: BROOKLYN. Ill: Musial,
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BY The Associated Pres.

ST LOUIS, Sept. 6.-Maurice
j. (Flash) Archdeacon, SIS, who
once held a record for circling
the bases in 1874 seconds, died
at City Hospital yesterday of
a long illness.
Archdeacon. who played in
the Chicago White Sox outfield
in 1923-'24-'25, set the record
in 1921 during a pre-ganne run
ming exhibition while he was
with Rochester. His record has
since been broken.
He stole 225 bases in five
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
Braves Lose Hank Aaron
With Fractured Ankle
BY the Associated Press

CINCINNATI, Sept. 6.-Hank
Aaron, Milwaukee Braves out
fielder, may be lost to the team
for the rest of the season after
fracturing his right ankle in
the second game of a double
header here yesterday with the
Cincinnati Redlegs.
Aaron was hurt in the eighth
inning when he slid into third
base after tripling for his fourth
straight hit. The three-bagger
scored Joe Adcock. The Braves
went on to win the game, ST.
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San Diego Legion TitIist

SEATTLE. Sept. 6 R.-San
Diego won the Little World
Series" of baseball last night,
defeating Gastonia, N. c., To, in
the finals of the American
Legion junior baseball tourna-
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Silver Spring Bootmon
Wins Twice in Regatta
Special Dispoieh 10 The star

URBANNA, Va, Sept. 6.--The
Urbanna power boat regatta
winds up today with cupboard
hydroplanes and stock outboard
races on the program.
John E. McKeever of Silver
Spring, Md, scored two victories
yesterday. He won in the a.
cubic inch class with an average
speed of 49.806 m.p.h. and in
the 1865 with an average speed
of 1880. @S''t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
Eastern Division Wins
County AII-Star Game

The Eastern Division defeated
the Western, Sd. in a Montgom-
cry County Baseball Association
All-Star game for senior league
boys yesterday at Montgomery
Blair High School.
Jim Reid of the winners hon.
cred in the fourth with nobody
on. David Davis, formerly of
Gonzaga and now of Blair, was
the winning pitcher. Forty-one
players saw action.
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Runs-Jensen (2), Mele, Hatton (2).
Agganis, Boiling, Limmer. Finigan. Tay-
Finigan (2). Kemmerer. Hatton. White
CD Jensen, Agganis 20, Taylor. Two
base hits-Williams. Finigan (2l. Jen-
sen, Boiling. Three-base hits-Bolling.
AgganiS- Home runS-Jensen, Taylor,
Finigan. Double plays-Bolling to Good
man to Agganis. Finigan to Demaestri to
Limmer. Burtschy to Jacobs to Limmer.
z. Bases on balls-Of Kemmerer. 4:
off Dixon, /; of Burtschy, |. Struck
out-By Kemmerer, 5; by Kinder, 3:
l. Hits-Off Kemmerer, in 72s in
ninss: off Dixon, Il in 625 innings: off
FRANCO 3 in q inning; off Burtschy. o
and earned runs-Of Kemmerer, 3-3.
of Dixon. 6-5: of Friean. IL; of Kin
der. 90; OF Burtschy, 90. winning
pitcher-Dixon t5-Sl. Time-2:35. At
tendance-5.7SS
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indians, 3: White Sox, z.
Totals "a 10 % 10 Totals 80 81 Is
2 Grounded into force out for Mar.
tin in Sth.
3 singled for Dente in 9th.


Cleveland 021 202 00I-S
Chicago <001 0lU 600
Runs-Ayila. Dolby t2,. wertz go.
Philley... Dente. Hogan. Carrasauel Nc
Chez. Errors---Carrasauel, Pierce. Runs
batted in-Ayila CD, Philley 60, Fox
hit-Phllley. Threesbase hit-Wertz.
Sacrifices Houtteman, Dente. Sacrifice
fly-Fox.. Double plays--Dente to
rasquel to Kell. Left on bases--Cleve-
land. 9: Chicago, IL; Bases on balls.
porish, s; of MarIesEi. i: on New.
Dorish. /; BY Newhouser, l. Hits--Off
Pierce, in 3 innings tpitched to 2
men in 4thl: off Houtteman, "a in 4ks
innings: off Narleski, @ in ga innings;
houser. 3 in 2 innings: on Martin, |
Runs and earned runs--on Pierce. SO:
Of Houtteman. 2s ;;2 on D ;sn,isr a 2:
lsski Gin aosins AtPRs ltshspPissssSe
vi o. 3
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Cards, 6; Cubs, z
Totals 81 "a 20 Totals 80 IL ~ 10
Struck out for Hacker in nth.
2 Struck out for Talbot In 18th.

st Louis ------------03i 0oS o1x-6
Runs-Sauer. Kiner. Hemus. Musial
Jablonski. Repulski. Cunningham, Gram
mas. Errors--Banks. Moon. Baker
Runs batted in-Cunningham Lawrence
Repulski. GrammaS. Sauer. Kiner Two
base hit-Hemus. Three-base hit
Grammas. Home runs-Sauer. Kiner.
Sacrifice fv-Repulski. Double plays
Grammas to Cunningham. Left on
bases-Chicago. 5: st. Louis. TO- Bases
on balls-On Pollet. 3: off Hacker. q:
of Tremel. / of Lawrence. 3. Struck
out-By Pollet. I: by Lawrence. 5. Hits
on Pollef. 9 in ga innings: OF Hack
er in 3E innings: of Tremel. 3 in 2
Poiiet. ss Oh HACKER ss s-s OH TfuTTS remeI
IL: of Lawrence 2-2 Wild pitch
Tremel Winning pitcher - Lawrence
Time-2:1s. .O07.
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Yesterdays Major League Box Scores
Red Sox III As Sd Phes II Pirote Boyes 10 cncy g.
PhiIIies, II; Pirotes, 5
Totals 4O15279 Totals "a 927 /

Totals 40 To- 79 Totals "a II II
1Grounded into double play for wyr-
. Flied out for Lapalme in 9Th.
3 Flied out for Purkey in 9TH.
Hit into double play for Hetki In
philadelphia 400 $40 Q40-I2
PlttSDurgn 1UO 2UO O2U--
Runs-Ashburn, Wyrcstek. Clark. Bur-
CESS t3l. Hammer (2} Ennis. Torgeson,
Morgan. Wehmeier. Roberts, Thomas t2),
Gordon Cd. Errors-Roberts, Ward Runs
batted in--Burgess t2), Jones. Ward.
Ennis CD, Morgan. Gordon az. Two
base hits--Roberts. Hammer, Ennis.
Home runs-Morgan. Ennis. Gordon t2,..
Sacrifces-Torgeson. Wyrostek Sacri-
flee fy--Ward Double plays-Roberts
to Cole to skinner; Morgan to Hammer
phia. II; Pittsburgh, 4; Bases on balls
OF Pepper. 2: of LaPalme. 3: of Purkey,
L: of Hetki. 2: OF Wehmeier. L.. Struck
out-By Wehmeier, 2: by Purkey. l;
Hits-Of Pepper 2 in 8 innings Qaced
5 in 1st): of LaPalme in innings;
of Purkey, 0 in 2 innings; of Hetki.
in 2 innings. Runs and earned runs
Of Wehmeier, $40; OF Pepper. AZ. on
LaPalme, Al: of Purkey, 0-0: OF
Hetki. A.. Winning pitchsr-Wehmeier
$40. Losing Pitcher-Pepper Q-3).
Time-2.27 .645.
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Orioles, 4; Tigers, 3

Runs-Abrahams (2). Kryhoski, Ken
futile. Runs batted inIKryhoski co.
Kennedy, Brideweser. House (3). Two
base hits--Diering, Nieman. Home run
House. stolen base-Kennedy. Sacrifice
to Belardi: Hoeft to Kueen to Belardi.
g.. Bases on balls-Of Kretiow.1; OF
Struck ouut-By Kretilow. 8: By Miller. /;
by Gray, 2; by Hoeft, |. Hits-Of Miller
8 in 22s innings: off Gray. 3 in 42s
innings: of Hoeft. 8 in ia innings.
Runs and earned runs-Of Kretlow.
3-3; of Miller, 2-1: OF Gray. IL; of
Hoeft, III. Winning pitcher-Kretlow
(4-10). Losing pitcher-Hoeft G-15).
Time--2:21. Attendance-9 63S.
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DODGERS, 7; Giunts, 4
Totals 81 9 27l2 Totals 50 Z

1 walked for Rhodes in sth.-
Flied out for Antonelli IN 9TH.
3 Flied out for Wilhelm IN Sth.
Grounded out for Corwin In 9Th.
Brooklyn -----a-0 900 10 40!
New York ---------100 600 03o--4
Runs-Gilliam f2). Reese. Robinson.
Hoax t2l. Podres. Dark. Thomson CD,
Mays Errors-Lockman DARK. podres.
Runs batted in--Thompson 81, HODGES.
Podres Gillian (2). Reese. Snider. Mays
Mueller. Two-base hits - THOMPSON.
Mays ,fhree-hase hit-Hoak Home
runs Thompson. Gillian. sscriflee flies
Gillian to Reese to HODGES: Williams to
Dark to Loekman. Lockman TO DARK 20
Lockman. Left on hases-Brooklyn. =:
New York. 8. Bases on balls-Ch
Podrss, s sff Erssins b.. 4 on co ~ Ui !:
helm, L, Struck out--By Podres, X. BY
Antonelli, 3; by Wilhelm, l. Hits
on Podres, 6 in IA innings: on Erskine.
i In IA inninss; on Antonelli. 4 in 5
innings. on Hearn. 1 in Is inniness
win. il innins. Run, ana &c earned olsi
Wilheiin. II. wiid pitch--W Wilhelm.
winning ritcher-Pedrss fsssl: LesiInDy
pitcher--Antonelli t20-41. Time-2:Ss.
.7S4.
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Runs--Bruton t3l, Adcock (2). Aaron,
Pafko. Crandall. Logan. Dittmer t2). Bell
Temple Semenick Errors-Mathews.
Logan, Adams. Mcmillan. Runs batted
in--Adcock 90, Dittmer 80, Mathews.
PafEo. Crandall. Logan, Borkowski (2l.
Bell. Post, Temple. Seminick, .O'Connell.
KluSzewski 90. Two-nase hits-Bruton,
Aaren, O'Connell. Home Runs--Dittmer.
Adcock. Post. Bell, Kluszewski. Stolen
base-Bruton. Double play-Seminick
to Mcmillan. Left on bases---Milwaukee.
10; Cincinnati, 10. Bases on balls-Oh
SPAIN, j; on Jolly. A; of Fowler. L; OF
Smith, L; OF Collum. i; on Drews. !; Of
Buhl, 1. Struck out-By SPAIN. 2; BY
Jolly. 8; by Fowler. 3; by Sayransky, /;
by Perkowski. 2; by Collum, /. Hits
on SPAIN. 8 in 5h innings: OF jolly.
3. in 22a innings faced 3 batters in
9TH: of Fowler. 8 in Al innings: OF
Savransky, 0 in "a inning: off Buhl. 0
in / inning: of Perkowski, 1 in inning;
off Smith. 4 in IA innings; of Collum.
l in "a inning; of Drews, l In ! inning.
Runs and earned runs-Od SPAIN, 6-5;
of Jolly. &C.; OF Fowler. 5-3; OF Saw
ransky. 0-0i OF Perkowski. 0-o: off
Smith. So: OF ccllum, 90; Of Drews.
IL; OF BUhl, 90. Hit by pitcher
Fowler tMathews). Wild pitch-Fowler.
Winning pitcher--Jolly (S-6). Losing
pitcher-Smith (4-71. Time-S:06.
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Western stars OH DOL 1907
corbin. Holtz (33yy.o steele e5}, wolf
(O and Everhatt. Kilby and Layman.
Rothgeb. Davis "a. Barber (7) and
Rather, Florio and Kreh.
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Totals 81 Is a7I1 Totals SO 8 "a


l Popped out for Hatton in 2nd.
Fouled out for Sima in End.
3 Grounded out for Burtschy in 9th.
Boston ------ 40 600 500-12
Philadelphia 100000 003 600 002-- 5
Runs-Goodman Co, williams (3).
Jensen t2), Mele, Hatton, Agganis, owen,
Boiling, Jacobs. Finigan, Power t21, As
troth. Runs batted in---Mele t3), Boiling
"a. Jensen t2J. zernial. Power 90. Tay-
lor, Williams l2), Astroth. Three base
hit-Pwer Home runs-Mele. Jensen.
Boiling, Williams, Power, Astroth. Sacri-
zerniai Double piay-Goodman to Boil
ing to Agganis Left on bases-Boston,
s; Philadelphia Bases on balls
Of Brewer. 2: OF Bishop. 4; OF Sima. /;
on Oster. 2. Struck out-By Brewer, 1;
by .oster, 1: by Burtschy. 2. Hits.mof
Bishop, 2 in rs inning; of Simo.
o in IL innings; off Oster, 8 in
AS innings; off Burtschy, l in 21s in
nings; off Brewer, s in 9. Runs and
earned runs-Oh Bishop, A: of
Sima, 3-3; of Oster, 5-5: of
Burtschy, 90; OF Brewer, 5-5.
hit BY pitcher-By Burtschy, (Bollingl
winning pitcher-Brewer (9-S). Losing
pitcher-Bishop t3-6l. Time-2:25.
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SECOND GAME.

/ Ran for Aaron in 9Th.
2 Batted for Metkovich in 9th.
3 Lined out for jay in 4th,.
Singled and famed for SPAIN in TIN.
8 Hit into double play for Bridges IN
s Flied out for Bailey in 9th.
z Famed for Judson in 9TH.
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SECOND GAME
Totals 4o1427 10 Totals SO

Totals 401427 10 Totals SO 27 Is
l Singled for FRANCO in 7th.
2 Ran for Bpllweg in 9TH.
3 Ran for Williams in Sth. IL fFil
Struck out for Burtschy In 9th.
B Popped out for Jacobs in 9th.
Boston --- DOL 200 400-7
Philadelphia -------- 100 900 100
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Braves, 1l-o;; Cincy, 81
Totals 43 IS "a 8 Totals 80 IL ~ /
FIRST GAME.

Totals 43 TO II Totals 80 II u II
Ran for Thomson in 9TH.
2 Ran for Crandall in Sth.
3 Popped out for Adams in sth.
4 Ran for Greengrass in 9th.
5 Famed for Sayransky in 5th.
8 singled for PerkoWski In 9th.
q Ran for Borkowski in 9Th.
3 Walked for Collum In 9Th.
9Grounded out for Drews in 9th.
Milwaukee -- 200 100 32l--11
Cincinnati -------- 900 los 002-
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
sourHERN Assoclar1oN

Oklahoma City, 10: Dallas. 9.
Houston, 8: San Antonio, 4.
Beaumont. 9; Shreveport, 2.
Fort Worth. &; Tulsa. 4.
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Minor Leagues

bY ms NsSocIoIed TFess
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE PLAfOFFs.
Jacksonville, 8: Columbia, 2 tJackson-
savannah defeated Macon in other first
round series. SOL.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

Lancaster, 4. YORK, D.
Haeerstown. IL Lynchburg. 3.
Norfolk. Z: Portsmouth. 5.
Newport News, Ga; Ch.-Petersburg
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SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
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loc.. vic. Conn. and x. Ex. 3-S500
s,o-ssi nth ST. ,N.w.-2nd a.
ye5gaI very reas. rent. RA, s-11o1 Re
I3iS T K ST. NV. tbet. Conn. and
1SthJ--Elevator bldg: very lge, sim
gle suite. storage area and pvt.
sMaSson lnzsiSsSS; go Lucas a co'. ASa isos soF Il
RADIO RLDG.. close-in Arlington, at
courthouse; I6x2S store, with street
and lobby entrance: suitable real
estate. insurance or small Office
operation, Mr.: Awkward. SHANNON
a = LuSas sNsRss CO.. 1905 H st. NV.
wis. Al VAN NEss-lst-fioor ONCE.
suitable Tor business or professional
use. Convenient to bank. post office
and stores. 2nd-aoor apt. also avail
n2 a6ie: . Call Saao 80 EN-. a-a2s1; eyes,
DEsiRABIE OFFICE SPACE rms.
lavatorv rm. and bath adjoining
space available: very desirable for
doctor. Apply manager, 3446 Conn.
cNSNER aysi nv ,.E En- Avn Issie 81 AVE c.n4r., g
about 1000 50. IT,: all outside rms.
newly decorated: eleY.; exceptionally
reasonable. Apply $40 F st. NV.
r RsGm Sc. Al II 9th. desirable space at ate ex-
ceptionally reasonable rates. Newly
decorated. elevator. convenient To-
cation. Apply $40 F st. NV, Room
CoRNEe 10th AND PA. AVE. a45
1d. ave. u.W.s UcSlrdUte space laC-
ing Pa. ave-, good location, elevator.
very reasonable, Apply $40 F St..
VERY XSTSTRAC. OFFICE. and desk
space in heart Of Takoma's busi-
ness district: telephone answering.
ianitor service and utils. furn. Very
reas:; immed. occupancy. BROWN
AGENCY, JU. 9-3444, JU. 9-3497
til PM %
SILVER SPRING-2-room, air-con-
ditioned suite: private lavatory and
shower; excellent location for doctor
or dentist; opposite Silver Theater:
$75 per month.
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.
1884 Colesville Rd. JU. 9-510O
Evening star., 1954-05-05

STROUT CATALOG-Mailed FREE:
"a States. STROUT REALTY. 234- a
woodward Bldg. Washington ST
PVT. OWNER. must sell 40 acres. 9
mod. houses. both rented; scar ga.
rage; 2s-ni. road frontage: Is mi
from Hyattstown. Cloverleaf on
Comus rd. Year-'round stream; g
fenced. OIL. 6-66Ol days. -
ON ROUTE so, 30 mi. from wash
Suitable for turkeys. chickens, beef
cattle or dairy farm: $50 acres of
level ground: no wasteiand: i'm
proved bv large turkey house with
radiant heat, large barn, shop and
2 tenant houses; room for 2 lakes;
EXCELLENT GRAZING FARM-Nr.
Culpeper: 800 acres; very scenic;
good stream, young apple orchard.
house. out-bidgs., rs Black Angus.
machinery: $39. 500. viii consider
trade. OWNER, Wo. 6-3437.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

1928 Georgia Ave. S. s.. Md.
!. S-333S. Sun and Ewes. JU. 5-o03S
Evening star., 1954-05-05
IS THERE A

DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE
There will be, when he sees
this spanking new, 2-level
home near Arlington Ridge
rd. Ideally arranged for a
suite of professional Offices
on the street level with COM
pletely private living quar-
ters above. Each level has
its own entrance. There is
a built-in garage and off,
street parking for S cars.
The house is located on a
major busline. ConServa-
lively priced at $4,000, with
only $4,000 cash required to
handle. To inspect, call
Evening star., 1954-05-05
Otis 4-9410 IA. 7-1223
IF YOU APPRECIATE

~ 4OO <A1 ! xbGN46A -
The dignity of a fine neigh
borhood, spacious rooms for
gracious entertaining, the
carefree enjoyment of Gus
tom construction, proximity
to the Pentagon, Army Navy
Country Club
LET US SHOW YOU
This classic, 3-bedroom Co.
lonial home in Aurora Hills
Priced at $26,500, with ex-
ceptionally convenient f.
nancing.
Daniel E. Ragalie. Realtor
75s 23rd st. s. Arlington, Va.
OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY i~S'
Evening star., 1954-05-05
!. BEDRMS., ~ BATHS
$500
SLEEPER

There have been literally hundreds
of people house hunting who have
been within block of this home
to say less than lee are aware
that this new. 6-room brick RAM
bier with full basement is offered
for sale for only $15.250. It's To-
Gated in the heart Of the fastest
growing community In Virginial For
further details. cali
Arlington Realty Co.
0212 Wilson Blvd, IA. 7-93OO Till g.
Evening star., 1954-05-05
rRAlLERS

1884 GENERAL, 2SM-foot house
trailer; brand-new cond. through
out; completely furnished. plus ex-
or may be financed. BEARDSLEY,
Lot 81, Nightingale Trailer Court,
2S04 Richmond hwy, Alexandria. Va.
WANTED, UTLITY-Must be rea-
sonable. HUI. 3-7355, after 6. -
MUST SELL Elear house trailer;
$2,4g5 Or best offer. 1852. 2S feet.
SHORTHAND. clean. 81 IT. Priced to
sell, Bank financing. Call BURLE-
SON, at Ancient Oaks. after pm
M system. 1859; z5-ft. with S bath.
Like new. Call JE. 2-O434. -
Evening star., 1954-05-05
GARAGES

143I NEWTON ST. N.W.--Garage
conS scslssOls fee .O5 ru fas 5sss4s 81 STORAGE 81
DOWNTOWN, garage or warehouse.
rear 614 M st. NV. 1900 50. #;
Immediately available INQUIRE
MRS. HEAD. IL. 7-94OO or see your
real estate broker.