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Totals 80 8 "a IS Totals 80 NJ ~ IL
I Announced for Marsh in 9TH.
Walked for Cavaretta in 18th.
Ran for Bats in 18th.
Walked for Keegan In 18th.
B rouled out for Mossi in 9th


Cleveland -------- O20 600 1903
chicago ------------ 010 100 42x-S
Runs -Westlake. Philley, Hogan, Car.
rasquel, Lollar, Rivera al. McGhee.
Michaeis; Runs batted in-strickland,
a fna l.,a rivera 80. Glynn,, carrasauei
Westlake, Michaels. Three-base
hit-Fox Home runs--Rivera (2). Sacri-
aces.Avila. Minoso. Houttemari, Groth.
sacrifce fly-Hegan. Double plays
Aviia 70 strickland to Glynn; Rosen to
Avlla TO Glynn. Left on bases, Cleveland.
&c 2; Chicago. 8 Base on balis-on Hout-
Geman. 1; on Newhouser. Q: on Mossi,
z: OF Martin. l. Struck out--By Houtte.
man s !; by keegan. /; by Mcssi, 8; by
"a INNINGS; of Keegan, in Y innings:
On Newhouser. o in o innings (faced
inning faced one batter in 7th); OF
MoSsi In q innings; of Martin, o
man, 3.3; OF Mossi, 2-2; on KeeTsn.
49, on Martin. 90; OF Newhouser.
Z-2s on Hooper. Ill. Winning pitcher-
s hsegan d2-a; Losing pitcher-New-
h9u nen t4-21. Time-2:3s. ATTENDANCE
.7 III. e.
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Sea O Erin 6-to-5 Choice
In Eiqht-Horse Ohio Derby

CLEVELAND, July 10 Up. =
With $l8.703 of a $28,77s pot
going to the winner, the goth
Ohio Derby will be run today at
Thistle Down.
Favorite for the mile-and-
one-eighth event is Hasty House
Farms Sea o Erin, listed at s
to S. Sea o Erin won the $685.
000-added Peabody Memorial at
Lincoln Fields recently.
Second choice at 3 to / is
Timely Tip. winner Of the Ar
kansas Derby, with Rustic Billy
rated third at 4 to i.
The FIVE other horses entered
are Kings Blood, DOL, No Re-
turn. 1871, First Watch, 10-l,
Heliapthus, 12-1, and Harry's
Reward, 20-1.
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Muyberry Star HurIer

Les Mayberry pitched st. John
the Baptist De LaSalle into Sec
ond place in the CYO Mems IN
limited League last night with q
9-5 victory over st. Anthony's at
Turkey Thicket.
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Werber Hits Two Homers
As Quanfico Wins in Romp
Special pi.pateh TO The s.or

LAKEHURST, N. j.. July TO-
Bill Werber. jr., hit his fourth
and fifth home runs in is games
and boosted his batting average
to .407 as the Quantico Marines
defeated Lakehurst Naval Air
Station, ILL, in a ain-shortened
game here yesterday.
The son of the former star in
fielder blasted a homer with none
on In the fifth and one on in the
sixth.
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feet partners III winning the
prc-annatelir with q best BAN
OF So. Mullen had Is.
Second money In the pro-
amateur went to Paul Mosca
and Finnessy: Fred Bolton and
Jim Grear, Bassler and Bill Wer-
Der, Carl Rasnic and Bin Gibbs
and Easton and Ray Lynch, all
with 65s. Grear. the amateur.
held up Bolton while the White
Flint pro took rs, II over par,
on the front nine. Freddie
stopped experimenting on the
back nine and came home In So.
one under for an 80.
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Toronto Signs WiIIkoite

TORONTO. July 10 P1.El-
mer Willhoite. An-America
guard for Southern California
in 1852. has signed with the
Toronto Argonauts Of the Cana
dian Big Four Football Union.
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Newcomers 10 Area
Challenge IL Finals 81
Mid Atlantic Tennis
By cospor Names

1 ~ f
Two homebred stars face the
challenge Of newcomers to the
Washington tennis scene in the
mems and women's singles finals
of the Middle Atlantic clay court
championships on the Edge
moor Club courts today. Play
starts at 1890 with the Wom-
ems finals first.
Tim Coss. top seeded, defends
his title against Charles Mas
terson, former National ranking
player who recently moved here
from New York as White
House executive assistant.
In the -Women's event, Ann
Gray, perennial Washington
standout. faces q strong con-
tender in Connie Ball Of Day
tona Beach. Fla. Both PLAYERS
reached the final round Thurs
day and have moved down their
opposition with the loss Of only
q few games in any match.
Rogers Easy for COss.
Coss won his way into the
finals yesterday by easily beat
ing Ted Rogers, former National
junior champion. 81, 81. The
Swarthmore College player put
up q stonewall defense that
Rogers could not penetrate.
When Ted tried to rush the net.
Tim tossed UP well-placed lobs
that broke up his opponents at
tack.
Thackara had several golden
chances to win his match
against Masterson in the second
set. He led A, 90 on Mas
terson's delivery. but the latter
pulled his game up and came to
the net for winning volleys.
Masterson Applies Pressure.
When Thackara broke through
for a 81. 40-15 lead, the match
seemed over. But Masterson
followed two backhand drives to
the barrier and made two de-
cisiye backhand volleys to stop
the threat. Once he won the
skirmish Masterson brought his
game up and kept an edge over
the firing Thackara to prevail
TO, 8-6. 60.
In the mems doubles Bobby
Payne and Tom Bradford meet
Fred McNair and DR.. David
johnson. The former team beat
Thackara and Don Leavens,
60, 6-1, in one semifinal
match yesterday while McNair-
johnson won from Rogers-Don-
aid Dell, 60, 6-3.
Judy and Sue Devlin of Balti-
more and Marjorie Norris
Charlotte Decker of Washington
will play the women's doubles
finals. The Devlin sisters de-
feated Mrs. Ball and Jane Free
man yesterday. 6-3, 60, while
Miss Norris and Miss Decker
beat Mrs. Gray Barbara Cage.
2-6, 60. 60.
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Runs--Ahrams ca. Kryhoski. Coan.
Young. Hridsweser. Pillette, Dslsing.
Young. Kennedy. Brideweser. Runs
batted lrl--Diering t2), Stephens. Pill
lette (2l. Kennedy t2). Belardi. Kuenn.
House. Two-base hits-Abrams f31,
Kuenn, Dropo. Three-base hits-Boone.
Sacrifice fIy-Kuenn. Left on bases
Off Piliette. i; oil zuverink. 3; Of
Miller. ]; off Marlowe. 2. Struck out
BY Pillette, 2; by zuverink. 2; BY Miller
10 In 5 innings ifaced 4 in 6th): off
Miller, Q IN . Innings: OFF Marlowe, In
2 innings. Runs and earned runs--Off
Pillette So; off Zuverink, 6-6; off MIL
Zuyerink. Winning pitcher-Pillette. e.
10). Losing pitcher-Zuverink e4-4I.
Time-2:15. Attendance-3.240.
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$2,l6o, 900 Estote
Left by Ex-Pitcher
BY the Associated Press

FRESNO, Calf. July TO-
Probate Court records showed
today that the late Hubert B.
(Dutch) Leonard. former major
league pitcher. left an estate
valued at $2.169, 900.
Leonard was a prominent San
Joaquin Valley vineyardist and
packer. He died July II, 1852.
He pitched for the Boston Red
Sox and Detroit Tigers more
than 30 years ago.
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Struck out for Burdette In 9th.
Milwaukee --- 600 OO1 0o2 -
ClnCluu8bl ---------- 4UU UUU U1A-0
Runs-Aaron. Mathews, jolly, McMil-
Ian t2). Bell, Kluszewski, Greengrass.
Errors - Burdette, Greengrass. Runs
hatted in-Greenerass (4),. Bell. Logan.
Mathews (2). Two-base hits-Bell. Nc
MILAN. Home runs Greengrass, Ma
thews. Sacrifice ny LOGAN. Double
plays--McMillan to Temple to Kluszew-
ski: Mathews to O'Connell to Metkovitch.
Left on bases--Milwaukee, 9; Cincinnati.
4: Bases on balls=on johnson. z on
struck out-By Jolly, 4 BY Podbielan. 8:
by Smith, l.. Hits-off johnson, 3 in
VI inning: OF jolly. l in 635 innings;
on Burdette. 2 In / inning; on Pod
bielan, 6 in 8 innings (faced two batters
in 9th inninel; on Smith, 0 in inning.
Runs and earned runs--On johnson, A;
of Jolly, 90: on Hurdette; IL; on
ming pitcher--Podhielan i6-3). losing
pitcher johnson t0-1). Time :5s.
Attendance--20.410.
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Giants, 6; Pirates, 3

Runs-q ordon;, Shepard. Hall. park.
neili. ErrorsmaNons; Runs battsd i Te7
AntoneiH. Home runs-Dark. Han. Irwin.
Westrum. Antoneln Sacrifices La
Paine. Sacrifice fly-HaL. Left On bases
bails-Off La Paine. a; off Antonelli.
g. Struck out-By Antonelli. 8. Hits.
Off La Paine. In 5h innings; OH
in / inning. Runs and earned runs-off
La Paine. SO; off Hetki. 90; off
Purkey. 90; off .Antonelli. 3-3., Hit BY
pitcher--By Purkey (Williamsl: WILD
pitcher-Antonelli (13-2l. Losing pitcher
La Paine 1-6). Time-2:26. At
tendance-12.423.
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Boston -,
Philadelphia

4
Runs4-Boiling. williams. Kiely. De-
Maestri CD, Pinigan 90, Renna. zernial.
Wilson CD. Power: Errors-Hatton.
White, Lepcio, Kiely, Astroth t2l, De-
Maestri 90. Renna Cd, zernial. Wilson
t2l. Two-base hits--White. Owen, Ser
sail. zernial. Home runs--Kiely, De-
Maestri t2l. Renna, Wilson. Sacrifices
Goodman. Kellner. Sacrifice 6y-
iLepcto' 1onele p.ays.. ~ 70 SCH y
Power; Finigan to Power. Left on bases
Boston. "A: Philadelphia. 5. Bases on
Oh brown. /: Oh Keliner, 8. Struck out
BY Kiely. 81 BY Brown, q; By Kellner.
Z: Hits-o6 Kiely, IN AS innings: Oh
. in 2 INNINGS; on Henry. 0 In
inning. Runs and earned runs--O6
Kiely. 6-5, on Kemmerer, 90; on
Brown, 3-3: Oh Henry. 90: on Kellner,
3-3. Hit BY pitcher--Kellner Goodman.
Hattol) Winning pitcher = Keliner
-2:4S. Attendanee-6.626.
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DETROIT. July 10 GA
record field Of 10 horses is slated
to 60 postward today in Michi-
gan's greatest horse race the
$50. 000-added Michigan Mile,
There isn't any hot favorite.
although Epic King. q 4-year -old
gelding, probably win be q slight
choice. Owned by Mrs. Joseph
Woodcock. Epic King has won
three straight races at the De-
troit course.
Alfred q. Vanderbilt has
shipped in Social Outcast, sta
blemate of Native Dancer, in q
bid for the frs prize. which viii
be $43.450 if all 10 start. Social
Outcast win be ridden by Eric
Guerin.
Tony DeSpirito flew In from
New England and will be aboard
Larry Ellis.
Others listed to start are Gulf
stream, Second Avenue, Pictus.
Avion. Greatest. Chain Reaction.
Soldier Son. Money Broker, Pre-
cious Stone, Go a Bit, Spur On
Andre, Smoke Screen, Sun Tan
Gal and Repertoire.
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Runs--Jones, Ashburn, Burgess. En-
mis-, Wyrostek Gillian, Snider. Hodges,
Furillo, Campanella ~, Morgan. Err
rors--None. Runs batted in.HodEes
Reese ca, Campanella (2). Two-base
hits-----Morean Ashburn. Burgess. Cam
PAMELA. Reese. Home runs=-Hodges.
Left on bases--Philadelphia 4; Brook
Ign, 8. Bases on bells-On Roberts.
2: Oh Ridzik 8; on Dickson. 81; on Mil
Ridzik, /; By Milliken. 8: By Hughes. |.
Hits-of Roberts. 9 In innings; on
Ridsik. Q In Ia innings; on Dickinson,
/ IN inning; . OF glli u ,I IN ~
earned runs--od Roberts, 2-2; Oh RID
"A: OF Hughes. III: Cd Palica, 90.
Winning pitcher-Palica (3-1l. Losing
pitcher-Dickson (7-ol. Ttme-2:47.
Attendance-13.5S6.
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Major League Box Scores
Orioles, =; Tigers, 5 White Sox, 8; Indiuns. 3

Totals 80 81 10 Totals 81 "a IL
/ Singled for stephens in 9th.
2 Grounded out for Coan in 18th.
8 Doubled for Bertoia In 9th.
4 Ran for Dropo In 9th.
Grounded out for Miller in 18th.
Grounded out for Marlowe in 9th.
Baltimore --------- 100 OILS 00o--7
Detroit ------------ 020 900 111-5
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AS. g: Red Sox. 3

Totals 32.s 24lO Totals 81 "a II
1 Grounded out for Kemmerer in 9Th.
Singled for Brown in Sth.
Boston -----------210 900 00o--3
Philadelphia --------023 O10 S0x-0
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DODGERS. 7: pills, 5
Totals s7 5 asl1 lotaIs 3e

Totals 81 s2S IL Totals SO o 80 4
Forced Torgeson for Roberts In sth.
2 Walked for Cox in 9th.
Struck out for Hughes in 9th.
One out when winning runs scored.
600 600 041 0---5
Brooklyn ----- 900 002 003 81
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RedIegs, 5; Braves, 3

Totals 326 2416 Totals 90 9 ~ [
/ Walked for Jolly in Sth.
Struck out for Burdette In 9th.
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Royal Vale Choice, Level Lea
Contender in Brooklyn Cap

winning the two-mile Gold Cup.
he wintered in South Carolina.
then developed shipping fever
last spring when he was sent to
New York.
Field Of 10 Horses Named
70 Run in Michigan Mile
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

ROYAL TRANSFERRING, Will move
you by the Job or SO per hr. Cali
To-Day! Move today! AID. 4-6757.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o,
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. 1-0IO4. UNION STOR.
AGE CO, INC Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
peaches especially. S. L. MORRIS.
1910 10Th st. NV. Call TU. 2-1l5O
after 4 pm
HILLS TRANSFER-Any dav or hr -,
small and large Jobs; trained men:
iong.short bookings: ms Ii. 6-33ti4
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
reas. IA. 9-2937: ewes. RIA. 3-i4f6,
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SILVER sPRING-1- bedrm. apis. lik,
new. Over look park. Lge. kit. sep
dinette. Picture windows. Venetian
blinds, cross ventilation. excellent
closets. Laundry and storage facili.
ties ties Tv antenna. From $50 incl
TAKOMA PARK, lv. rm.. bedrm.. kit
a ana bath, pvt. sntr;, close to shop
THREE ROOMS, kIT. AND BATH
$50 SEEM mo- A child s sars for employed
SILVER STRING - Lovely 3-bedrm
apt; in apt; bldg. $500 per. mo
incl. all 1tils; Cow. to everything
BETHESDA---Liv. rm., dinette. kit.
bedrms., bath; cow. to transp., shop
Call OIL. 4-7400, Monday. --12
3 ROOMS AND BATH in modern
country i home; heat furnished. Cal
De e. Luxe slsissi i-BEDRM. APIS. ne nea,
Montgomery Blair High School, Sill
netian blinds, dining alcove. kit
yentilator fan, parauet floors. park
ing and laundry facilities. complete
9 aS. incl: To inspect can MAN.
TAKOMA PARK, S303 Roanoke. mr.
PHI ey Branch and Flower-Terrace
apt. bedrm., liv. rm., kit. dinette
and bath, 3 exposures. pvt. drive
and pvt. entr.; adults; S75. u,
I.AND-.-BEDRM. GARDEN TYPE
Decorated all utilities. Conv. tt
Walter Reed, schools, churches anc
transp. Children's playground anc
parking. Rents below average. Cal
resident manager, JU. S-3007. -
TAKOMA PARK-Last . apis. new
bldg, bedrm.. $3.50 plus utils
S2l3 Roanoke ave. JU. 9-5157.
MT. RAINIER, 1904 Perry St, Apt
=. Vacant. Two rms, semipvt
bath. $50 per mo. Inspect Sunday
noon to 3 pm. or call RIA. 1888.
EXTRA-LARGE and 2 bedrm. apis.
direct transp. to D. c., close to
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1885 PHELPS PL. NV.
One block west OF Conn. ave. at Cali
Iornla st; 1t is a rare occasion that
one OF these apis. IS for sale, but
SEl r,irals n make this possible
ny. rm.. din. rm., reception hall. new
KIT. mod: bath. Price. S1l 900 1be-
low original cost. Cash. So 900
balance less than rental Inspection
by appt. EDWARD J. KYLE, ReaItor
S2I 18th ST. NV. ST. 3-5155'
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ARL.. RossLYN AREA bedrm
bus. ia. 5-7210. 1900 N. Oak. .
ARL.-One- bed,m. apt. IN new apt
BLDG. So plus utils; also l-bedrm
apt with small extra nm. $50 plus
utllS.. near Byrd Theater; Minis.
Pentagon. Arl. Hall, D. c. Avail.
now IA. i-0744. 10
ARLINGTON -bedrm. apt. IN mod
spect Apis. eos and sos a, 23o2
Lee hwy; vacant. Walk right in.
S. ARL.-Lse. attr. 2-bedrm. apt. scr
pch. good transp. adults. OF. 4-9l94
All RI, -1 2, n apt very close IN
XRLINSGTToN Custom built duplex
apt. orand-new. 8 bedrms,. large
de luxe kit, vast storage space. To-
Gated in close-in cow Clarendon
area. Sll5 Plus utils. ia. 2-6l1s.
NEAR HECHT's sToRE-5 rms. and
garage u tn6o paid. ss5 mo. Avail.
APT. Liv. RM.. BEDRM., com6in.
foyer and dinette. kitchenette. and
s ssse o f1s5s5 s'Ore in shopping area
'-ItOj
ARL,. near Memorial Bridge; new
dc luxe. extra lee. bedrm.. $50:
bedrms.. $40. JE. 3-5476.
ARL.-Recentiy decor 3-rm apt.
LARGE bedrm, conv D. c. and Penta-
gon; mr. Kann's shopping center:
laud. facil-. no objection to small
baby; utIls. incl; So; ia. 2-5l,J
ARLINGToN-New Oct. duplex, >
6edrmS-,. liv. .rm., din. Tm.. bath,
dream kit, full attic with stair
son and D. G.. 3 blks. to shopping
and schools, Sll5 mo. ia. 2-75O0,
Ext IS6. -
ENTIRE list FLOOR of 1o-room stone
home, consisting OF liv. nm. din.
rm.. kit. bath. hall and = bedrms. !;
also Ice. rec. rm. in bsmt. fin. in
knotty pine. gar. and :! porches.
has private entrance. The owner
will take care OF property This
place is surrounded by > acres OF
sround in good neiehborhood. All
utilS. turn.; : adults only s135 mo.
ARLINGTON. j -oedrm. apt. in mod
attrac. apt bldg; very close in,
newly redecor., $50 incl. utils in
spect apis. ?o5 and 800. 500 Lee
hwy: 'acft; walk right in. KE.
81 80. -,
End FLOOR Apt rooms. Ice. kit.
and bath. Private entr, | blk.
from shopping center and busline.
Good neighborhood, all utilS. in rent.
incl. own thermoStat. $50. $40
n. 18th ST.. Ari.. Va. KE. S-59Ss.
ARLINGTON, "a blk. Fl. Myer-Gar-
den-type. 1-bedrm. apis, S7750,
ntils. incl RES. MGR. ia. 5-6375.
ARLINGTON, S13-One bedrm.. liy
rm., din. alcove. kit. bath, individ-
ual heat control: near Arlington
blvd. and N. Washington blvd. EN-.
.3.o61S days. EN-. 3-920S ewes. -12
ARLINGTON bedrms., pets and
children Ok: S99 80 per mo; incl.
uttls. J. FULLER GROOM REALTY
CO. ia. 5-9nl0. IA. 7-44S7. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1-bedrm, apt. roomy, select, close-in
1910 N. COURTHOUSE RID.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-270O
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcsn,.y

18th ST. NV, vic. Park I'd bed
rms. 4 baths, :? scr; porches. -dble.
isfar :dssirs oil hG; o SS55 mo. Lease
BETHESDA-7-rm. brick Colonial
washer, Electrolux. nv, firepl.; nicely
turn. Avail. for ? mos. Feb. 10 to
Apr. Il, Bent $3.50 per mo. Call
1871 vi f PaEk RID. N.w.-e rms. 3
bedrms;, din. rm.. liy. rm.. mod.
kit. 2 baths. back yard and garage:
suitable for embassy family; reas.
N, ssth ST.. Arlington-1deal resi-
prick; auto: gas heat; completely
chimes. beaut kit. disposal. For
s mica counter ot,it u, stairway TO lgs.
LEDGE f REAL Tvs EsT esTE c s5sp IA "a.
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1872. MRS. sPAULDING. wo. g.
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3 bedrms.. liv. RIM. din. rm.. kit,
gar, fenced lot: close churches ard
SCHOOLS $40 per month; Avail.
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ARLINGTON. aoa5 N. smythe St
brick. inclosed porch, bsmt.. washer.
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IA baths. Available about 80 days
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
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POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY
Charming 2-story frame farm house
that must be seen to be appreci-
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atmosphere within committing dis.
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call Pc. 2-2201 or WALKER d
18th AND r SITS. NV.
Newly decorated, 8 rms. 2 baths. oil
heat
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1913 Vermont Ave. MA. S-l652.
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VWNEh LEE ClI unusually
lge. bedrms.. high ceilings. lv. rm.
bath. 3 expos; cow. loo. mr.. 18th
and Y NV; switchboard and elev.
bargain at S13,500: monthly upkeep
S85 80. Sat, Sun. ewes, AID
VIC. 18th AND v SITS. N.w.-Liv. rm.
fo;er. bedrm., full din. rm.. kit. ant
and elevator: monthly up Eg'o onlS
$42. reasonably priced at $1,000
days days. re- s' .s an e MoR. AO' 4-s id
TILDEN GARDENS-Excellen 2-bed
rm. apt. with l3x2O liv. rm., sep
DIN. rm., mod. kit; best opt. loo. in
city; vacant. Fl, FRANK NJ g. PHILLIPS
ARMY oFFiCER viii sacrifice H 4th.
n.-front apt; foyer. large paneied
Inv. rm. with firepl., / bedrm.. mod
kit. and bath; approved purchaser;
elev. 1901 Wyoming ave. NV;
$4,000. excel. terms, 500. 90 mo
maintenance; vacant. incl. all utils
S q 'G b. ins ssss5 So. Of En- en- su s1
1901 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-Com-
apt, 4th A.. 8 expos. foyer. pan
eled liv. rm. with firepl.., l6x20
kit. bath lee. . " Closets ntepi vae 9Ut
$4,000. excel. terms; msintenance.
$50 50 mo. Open for inspec. Sat.
s snq sun nai, to .. Du. 7-"s35 or
LANIER PL:. mr.. 18th and Columbia
I'd I'd; n.w.-Front apt. Of 5 rms. and
5000 LINXiNs CO. DI' 4-s6ss;
ewes. and Sunday, EN-. 3-4164. -
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV
-l-bedrm. apt: lust redec. eleva-
IoT m olds
at $1,000. L1NKINs CO, DI. -s6ss;
eyes: and sunday. EN-. 3-4764. -
ONE LARGE ROOM, NV, facing park
for sale by owner. Call AID. 2-1515
ARLINGTON and 2 bedroom apis
month than renting. plus the i'm.
portant fact that interest and taxei
are part Of the payments and de.
ductable income tax items. Purchase
owners equity and assume monthly
payments from S65 to $3.50, incl
9 TdlS. Children and pets are welcome
IA; 1-44s7 or ia. 5000. ~
NAYLOR GARDENS-For sale: Low
sst monthly payment in D, C. area;
2-6edrm. 1st-n; unit. Total monthly
pymt. Incl; utlls.. S64.75. Also q ] :
6edrm. and 3-bedrm. unit. Mr.. Row
l hEdi III IL; I5757o6Si with DRURY
REALTY CORP. DI. 7-4450. =
$3.50 COOP. APIS. brk.,. cor, 5
rms. bath; beaut. view, many win
COWS. Abund. steam ht; q real home
Tor approved purchasers: submit DIN.
paymt terms and maint: less than
rent. HARVEY, EN- 2-29l1.
ONE BEDRM., exclusive building
close in NV. AID. 4-5O11. Ext. 5O7.
TILDEN GARDENS-Tru!y, here is
one the incest of the larger apis. in
this outstanding cooperative. din
case, you do not know it-Tilden
Gardens was planned. designed and
oul!t as co-operative-it does make
difference. There is no morteage
whatever on this building. Instead
OF attempting TO describe it, here
why not telephone to me for Ge-
tails and complete information. ]
NELSON HUGHES. EN-. 1856.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

ONE -BEDRM. APT. unfurn., Mary
nIano: within walking distance Of
District transportation RE. 1850
TO ,; TIE. 6-l142 after 3
YOUNG Bus. WOMAN desires nm
emo. pvt. bath; by Feb. IS: parking
space essential; ref. furnished II
4-l3S3 after 6 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-06
1871 8 COURT uousE nm An,

1871 s. COURT HOUSE RD.. Apt. 4
Arlington. opposite TT. Myer-This
l-bcdrm. apt. is iust 10 minutes
from downtown and Is in q nearly
new bldg: the rental is 500 SO and
Is well worth every cent OF it; the
tenants in Apt will be glad TO
show or YOU may call XII 9-43s:} or
JU. 9-4513 for information. WALKER
d DUNLOP. 1900 18th 81. NV.
CO. 5-0322 81
ARL. Lovely 1-bedrm. apt; couple
or 2 girls; unusually quiet; clean;
l0-unit SPIT. bldg ] blk to Hecht's