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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-23
ALL CORNY JOKES TO

YOU and the lew VINO won't WI
Ninety one percen' Of the men toe
little woman will homework.
What's more, the ide Washing
Clinic. which conducted the study,
report that these men are not hem
pecked into aprons. AS masculine
as galluses, they do it because they
want to! Half of them think
homework is part of their job too!
GRAMPA CAN CLUCK HIS
TONGUE over the trend but times
are changing and so is the view
point of his progeny. Vanishing
like the mustache cup is the fear
that dishpans and dustcloths will
damage a mans dignity. Two
thirds of the husbands do the
dishes, half tidy the house, a
fourth are amateur chefs, third
do the laundry and nearly all of
them empty garbage and repair
things.
ARE MEN GOOD HOUSE
KEEPERS? Excellent" chorus
their wives, half of whom claim
they even do some jobs better.
Asked to rate themselves, the men
were modest. Two-thirds say wives
are more efficient and only hand
full dared to say they could out
shine the Mrs. The men we're also
given chance to score the women.
Half rated the little woman as
Every Efficient. Only 3% black
balled her as inefficient"
THE MORE MONEY a young
man makes, the more homework
he does, while the more money an
older man earns the less he does.
The amount of homework a hus-
band does also seems to be deter
mined by where he lives. The SUBJ
urbanites are giving their wives
a lot more help than the city
spouses or the men in towns and
on the farms.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-23

the Washington State Bar Asso-
ciation)
Renewal of Lease
John rented a store for five years
by a written lease. Since neither
he nor his landlord knew what
conditions would be in five years,
they agreed that the lease could
be renewed at the expiration of the
first five years with terms" to be
agreed upon at that time.
Five years passed and John
wanted a renewal He was willing
to pay some more rent. The land
lord wanted a change in rent pay
ing dates m o re e mt and also
wanted John to repair the fu r.
mace. Could John enforce the re-
neWal provision of the lease, or
was that renewal clause worthless?
The law varies with different
states, but there are two consider
atoms. First, the court will try to
carry out the inten of the parties;
second, the court will not make an
agreement for the parties where
none previously existed
There are many cases where, if
the right to renew a lease is rgant-
ed, but the amount of rent to be
charged is not fixed, the court will
presume that the parties intended
| reasonable rent to be charged,
and actually may take testimony
on what would be a reasonable rent
and fix that as the agreement be-
tween the parties and thus renew
the lease.
On the other hand, where, as in
this case, the renewal demands
agreement on terms, which means
more than the amount of rent, our
Washington court has said that
that is too much, and will not en-
force the renewal To do so would
require writing in effect of a new
contract between the parties
This column is written to in
form, not advise acts may change
the application of the law
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The Northwest Times Mailbag

going to visit Japan sometime in the
future.
Please write more about the Taiyo
girls trip in Japan. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Linda Mayeda, Suzanne Mayeda
Editors note: We would like to
hear more about the Junior Taiyos
Do you have club and hold meet
ings? Won't someone write and tell
us about it?
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-23

Dear Sir:
We read a very interesting letter
of Pat Nakashima in your newspa-
per All my mothers friends enjoy
ed reading her wonderful experien-
ces in Japan too
We are Junior Taiyo girls and are
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-10-23
Should Husbands Do Housework?

CONTRARY, the American Hus-
That's what most wives will tell
have to argue with the statistics.
ay, a recent survey shows, help the
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SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES

PUYALLUP-Mrs. Arthur YamaAa
p. o. Box III, Milton WISH.
PORTLAND-Tom Okaxaki
7404 N. Denver, Portland, Greg.
rACOMA-Yasuko Hasll1moto
I716 Fawcett Ave. Tacoma, Wash.
Kent Auburn Rosie Shim0jima.
3O431 Auburn Ave, Auburn.
Evening star., 1954-06-08

CHEVY CHASE AkEA-Beautiful res
idence. liv. rm.. dining rHn.. 3 bed
rooms. Q baths. full basement: gar
den: excellent location: low price
Call AID. 4-e132, I'm. 2-s351. 9 to
IL an. 3 70 3 Pm. -
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APARTMENTS WANTED

OWNERS-Need clean, nicely fur
nished et1ic. and 1-br. apts: all
to SS5. Reas. fee for results. Cali
MANDEL, ME. SCALA weekdays.
parts D. c., furn.
or unfurn., effic. and bedroom with
caii MANDEL. NE NE. s1s414 8 4pT weekdays. sSss.
UNFURN. 1-bedrm. or spac. effic. !;
by empl. middle-aged cple. Air-con-
ditioned or installation permitted.
Daily maid service desired. State
rent and address. DESCRIPTION Of apt.
Box 351-M, Star. lOs
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COLORED-MODERN
$89.5O-BRICK-N.E.

Lovely semidet. fbrick house in ne.
with tile kitchen and bath. Others
available all sections. 1st NATL.
REALTY. 2 Thomas circle NV. RE.
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WHEATON HEIGHTS
FALLS CHURCH
ST LANES PARISH
RENT OR BUY
$130 PER MONTH

Includes everything. Brand-new g.
rm.. 1h-bath brick rambler with
full .bsmt.; glamorous kitchen; To-
Gated Just minis. from D. G: line
lille, back of Ager Rd. Elementary
School; conv. to stores. churches
and bus transp. Call UN. 4-3500;
ewes. and week ends. 10. 3-5624.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
attractive brick Colonial CONTAINING
3 twin-size bedrms. and bath; 1st-f
poWder rm.. wall-tn-wau carpetina
IN rv. rm.,. din. rm. and stairs
Mercury switches. Garbage disposal
N 6e luxe kit. beaut. rear patio
cellent financing. w. 3. WRIGHT
EN-. 3-5Rn0 till q.
AMER. UNIV. PARK. S23,95O-Fine-
quality det. brick Colonial, near st
AIMS and Janney. Schools; center
hall 3 bedrms:. baths on 2nd A.;
big attic fan; dishwasher; storm
windows. slate roof; newly decorated /;
vacant. MAKE AN OFFER. FRANK
6. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; ewes. EN-.
BRiARCLIFF - One Of the most
Charming homes In washington; an
authentic Williamsburg Colonial that
is so wonderfully appealing and in
such Q delightful setting; spacious
center-han plan. including large bed
rm. or library and full bath on 1st
sSg.c; noer; bedrms Srn;;; n.;.1 bath; On End n
With dTepiace: e1. serVants pat's0 rm.. Tae' and and
bath; 2-car attached garage; heavy
slate roof. As fine a location as
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-l411;
BRiGHTWoOD. 5e1o 14th st.-pet.
Colonial: 8 Ice. bedrms., Hv. rm.,
hrepl.; lge. din. rm., den, recep. hall;
Ice. lot. garage. Priced at S22,760.
CLAUDE !. sHIFLET. To. 10000
BRIGHTWO - Choice selection
from S12.25O. Underwood st.. Som
erset pl., ouintana pl.. Piney Branch
I'd Fern st, many others Ewes
RA. 1862. AUERBACH q CO..
CHEvY CHAsE-Det. 3-bedrm.. 2
bath brick Just on Conn. ave. near
shopping and transp. S21 800. THOe.
L. PHILLIPS. Wo. $1,000 until
CHEVY CHASE AREA-Beautiful res
idence. ny. rm.. dining rm.. 3 bed
rooms. baths. full basement: gar
den: excellent location: low price
CAL AD. 4-e132, EN-. 2-s351. o to
~ an. 3 70 3 Pm. -
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HOUSES vNfuRNIsMEp tcen,. 8 }

5o7 MASS. AVE. N.w.-e rms. and
SoNp NON fs R6rHRr.s ssSjiS ioiS 7tS Ax- &.
WHEATON, HREA-2 bedrms.. liv.
rTn;, S1oo kit: bath; nice ysrd; mr.; school; .
CO.. ST 3-s561: ewes. RA. 6-2s7S.
FALLS CHURCH - New. 3-bedroom
rambler; lge. equip. kit. full bsmt. !;
$l30 mo. S5oS y; Westmoreland ST.,
BETHESD11Brics Hi a EE''' home: conven-
lent Naval Hospital. NH: two bed:
rooms and large den: large fenced
yard. gas heat: neat, clean: $115
vFeT pSnth; srTe T1i TISS e7TS2S; s.a, 10 ohot,
home mr.. Bureau Of Standards; $500
$3.50 or 20. s-6O4s. IS
ARLINGTON, N. 2 bedrm. brick.
bsmt.. rec. rm:, brick terrace, gas
heat, nice neighborhood. cow. to bus,
shopping; avail. July 1; TIE. 6-1176.
ARLINGToN-S1Oo. z rms. IL
baths; Wilson blvd, mr.. Courthouse.
McCLAINE PROP. JA. 2-33OO. Id
SILVER SPRING, facing Rock Greek
PARKS bedrmS. den, recr. rm.. 2S-
It. tally. lty. rm.. ga baths; S160. .JU
FALLS CHURCH. vas bedrms.. iiv
500 month. JE. 3-2i45. %
ARLINGTON--3-bedrm Colonial mr.
bus, shopping cntr. and school; IL
Minis. Pentagon. $l35. ia. 2-SS69
FAIRFAX. vA.-5 rms. and bath
full bsmt;; 1A acres of ground
CHEVY CHASE Beaut. rambler
vac; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, breezeway
gar, patio. picnic bench. elec. kit
dryer: $500. MRS. CLYDE c. DUN
NINGToN. OIL. 2-2635; EM. 2-S3S3
NORTH ARL.-Lovely. cool. 5-rm
duplex 5lGS house; bargain. $95. ia
500; 9;5O-ARL.-Avail. June Is. Semi
det. bedrms., bath. liv. rm., din
Nr. Intersection wash. % fn and 'Ild All
6lyds. EN-. 3-567S days; EN-. g.
RIGGS RIGGS PARK PARK. mr.. New Hampshir, msh
TOWN q SUBURBAN, EN-. 2-94OO
5 LOVELY RMS. AND BATH BRICK
BUNGALOW = Storage attic. full
Dsmt, sn ~ Fine s153 Sc; section. S1O5 per
BETHEsDA-PARKwooD. mr.. NH.
and Navy Medical. 3-bedrm. ram
bier; lge. din..' liv. and kit. Walk to
public and parochial schools. Nearly
HoILYWooDo RsM WOO Of PARK; Rlss7Si NEAR M5t Ndf-
2-bedrm. Cape Cod. h.-w.h.. bsmt.
lge. lot. 500 per mo. WOODMOOR
AGENCY. INC. JU. 9-555 till 8 pm
BETHESDA-3-bedrms., o-story brick
Colonial; excel. loc., SIPS mo
AGRxHNDf1AMOkins Gf:, lS filsOS st. ext Mode Modern
Handicapped corner lot; 8 bedrms.
S15O mo. DREYFUsS BROS, iO1e
18th st. NV. MA. S-05S2. %
CHEVY CHASE. 5355 29th st. NV
As modern as tomorrow. Only l yeai
old: 3 bedrms.. 2a baths, large den
S.s.e EYASs. uN. Nee 4i-sHss.D Da''0' can M1S HR
SPACIOUS, grncious, semidetacheC
brick. 4 bedrooms and bath on 2nc
moor. ljv. rm.. din. rm. and kitcher
an and s.rlnt half M bath on 1st floor: Full
F. DoNoHoE g. SONS. 314 Pennsyi
vania ave. Sc. Ii. 3-0OS4. .
VIERS MILL VHLAGE-2-bedrm
house, liv. rm.. equip. kit, bsmt.
cow. element. school. shop. Bus bI
door; 500 mo. Call collect, Waterloo
CHILLUM AREA-6-rm. brik. tiled
bath, elec. refgr., full bsmt., screened
porch: S115 mo. ERWIN REALTY
Lovely CoRNER BRICK. modern
z rms. ga baths. psneled rec. rm.
TODAY. DIXE Really CO. Excl
agts. Ma. S-aS90; ewes. TU. 2-7195
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm
Cape Cod: available June 10; S1Ot
3
Sc. SEC.-6-rm. brick bungalow
bsmt.; stove. refgr., auto. gas. INV
h.; lge. shaded lot: S115. LU. 1-2035
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CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
Exceedingly charming. brick Colonial
in excellent condition. Three lEe.
bedrms:. baths on End A.. ENG
2nd liv. rm., powder rm. and ground
level entrance to garden designed
for outdoor entertaining: screened
porch. garage, new kitchen. An area
OF comparable and more costly
homes. convenient to all schools
TOWN & SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-9400
BRIGHTWOOD-$1,00 900 On.
Delightful 6-rm. brick home w/wall.
to-wall carpeting: garage; gas heat.
Nr. Coolidge High. Immed. possess
sion-owner leaving. must sell. CALL
ID. 6-oa45l 'A'N'' "''' IA 1 MAN.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
141h X 81. NV. ME. s-540O
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

LANDOVER HILLS, S1O.5OO; 3-bed-
rm. bungalow. on lge. lot; nr. shop
ping center and school. Only $50
month payments. with $1,75O cash.
Today'S best buy. Call WA. 7-3900
till 8 pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO.
NO MONEY DOWN TO vETs-$ea
per mo. Practically new 2-bedrm
bungalow on Handicapped lot. Near
new Baltimore Washington Parkway
Price S10,950. ROBERT s. DAVIS a.
CO. Call till o. WA. $4,000. -12
DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW with
bsmt. New section, shopping center,
mr.. Landover Hills, conv. to churches,
schools. tranSp. Faces parkway. Only
$12.500 with small down payment.
Jett Realty. Ii. 3-4779. Ii. 7-5212.
.
COLLEGE PARK-Six-rm. Cape Cod:
level lot; mr.. transp. and shopping /:
full bsmt.: SI2;g50: no money down
to vets: ROBERT s. DAVIS a. CO.
Call till 8. WA. $4,000. -12
GLENN DALE RD., ODD
Gasch pl.; 8 rms; cellar, porch, etc;
as is $6,950: So, $50 down, S45 mo. I;
vacant; our sign on 1t; 16-ft. right
of-way to main road. Small brick
garage, comml. zone, mr.. 14th and
You; rented S240 yr.; clear, add cash
for trust note. N. e. RYON CO,
exc. agts, RA 3-R14R In
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELIN, MOVING AND STORAGE
When moving, you want 1t done
right Call Ii. 3-5047. 10
ARROW TRANSFER-We move by
Job or as low as Sc per hr. 6 rms.
as low as $50. NO. 1884. III
LIGHT AAULING. loceA moving;
oeacnes a specially. S. L. MORRIS,
~. 2-115o or IL 6-2SS9.
MOVING AND HAULING, night or
SSssy;4 Experienced men AID. a
HILLS TRANsFER-Any day or 6r.;
small and large Jobs; trained men;
TT trips i S,r1sS mage sILTuS Lu; 15s5s3; ,,,,, ..
per. mo. Local and long distance
moving; low rates. REDSKIN VAN
SERVICE, INC. HO. 2-1223.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across che country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-O1O4. UNION STOR-
ace CO. INC. Established 1906
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RIA. 3-14 16.
Sc
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APTs. UNFURNisHED-vA.

ARL., NEW BLDG, nr. Hecht's-1
bedrm.. 8 expos. extra closet space;
washer, dryer in bsmt., $87 so, incl
utils. ia. S-73O4. 10
ARL.-De luxe 1-bedrm. garden-type
apts.: nr. Mem: Bridge: Quiet neigh
de luxe and 3 bedrms.. S8O-S1IO.
1710 N. 10Th. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476.
ARL.-close in. best neishborhood; /;
new. l and bedrm.. apts.; SIS. so to
d. c.. ur. Glebe I'd. 4014 Col. pike.
s-RM.. e-BEDRM. LOWER APT. in
all-brick home. Full dry bsmt.. det.
gar: 1916 N. Edison st.. nr. All:
and Churches She SfnH0s All advantsses ps pri
yate home. In one of N. Arlington's
best residential areas, at reasonable
rental: Phone ia. S-S370. Ia
sd nr with MHeT pvt and large
: minis. D. c C.; sS s75 1 mo. Ina' plus in,
dividual heating and elec. ia. ?
1910 or EN-. 2-3277. 10
ARLINGTON-1 bedroom. living rm.
snSt!: dinstte an ALL newly decGrated' si near
ea Eseelisnt ''GFs ana $snsaSn sso mS hs ne
utiis. See MR.. HARRIS, 51s N.
Thomas asoSS;. st.. ia. 1886, s-6; ewes.
ARL.-Ciose in modern 1 and 2 bed
% AnSsx mr. s EoE E Myes " sas sPeHntagS H5s sSoy NAVY
pins and trsnsp. % Out Xps Wilson bISd
sit on Iss 4ss it ExNbRfca NEISet f. 1884 III 18TH
ARLINGTON: Columbia pike at Fred
now. Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. 2 large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
ment. parquet floors, Venetian blinds,
exposures, uttinls utils: furn,; S96 a mo;
ia. OeciSSm. slsSao. s0@'0o' FOR ini0' call
bedTm. iiv Tm aRs dESstte. sf kit F%s and
bath; blk. bus. stores. 8 min. Key
sns sna MsS0ria5 49, jA ssss4 4Addass day Sss
LASGfiEYs. wv vA.-ceuntry apt. 1nev).
adj. Colonial home. 2 mi. D. c..
lge: rooms, kit; and bath. frepl.,
sPs $780, s1Fdfn @i tuPa P57 i desi es uRfur9 e. g.
ARLANDRIA-1-bedrm. apt; $50. 80,
insHi GSIi "a "a qti1; Hils1 10 MINIS to Pentagon'
and Arl. blvds.; mr.. Wash. Lee shop
ping center. Fort Myer. Pentagon.
Navy Annex. EN-. 3-567S days; EN-.
3-920S, nights. IA
FALLS CHURCH-3 rooms and bath;
convenient location; SIS per mo.
Call J. H. BENoIT. Realtor. KE, g.
ALEXANDRIA, bedrm.: stove and
refgr., all utilities furn.; sos: near
bus. See ct S14 Jefferson ST., 8 am.
to- 8 p.m.. or calf EN-. 3-1592.
BEDRM;. b.I;n.: eStra St ,iGs lGe lly Em; 6st ba
n, Stuart St. IA. 1887; 10.
FALLS CHURCH-Attractive lge. g.
buildinS: 5 hn px KE pSrSa SrSassa IN aD.r.men' Nn9
(Westover)-Living rm..
dining rm.. elec. kit, ,bedrm. and
bath, apt. Close to schools, shop
ping and transp. $40. EN-. 2-4232.
or OIL. 2-5S67. 10
68ll N. Gath ST. ARL.-5 rooms.
LIST a.. scr. porch; very large yard;
gas stove and almost new refgr.;
all utils. incl. except elec.; cow. toI
stores. bus: sos. JE. 2-S243. .
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY tcont. }
HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COLORED BARBERS-ATTENT
3-chair barber shop; cheap rent;
Prsf ds ESGd oSstns'i
ROOMING HOUSE business-6 rms,
low rent. cash offer. N. Capitol st.
Box Balm. Star.
DON'T PASS this valuable franchise.
If you are qualified! Cushman Mo-
ISs scqtters S9 haVs SaS Ss.:
minded individuals or organizations.
Cushman Scooters do 100000 to
$25,O00 per at present, with un-
limited future. You will need APP
prox. $4,000 and q retail location;
Gsmsan GSnSSs JAGK a4ys SneRSa w. RUpEET sC 6bS Ss
Beechmont 74O4.
DRY CLEANING STORE AND APT.
Newly .remodeled. low expense, ideal
for tailor; sacrifice price: no reaS.
offer refused; terms. ME, S-7502.
BEAUTY SALON. modern. prosperous.
firing. BOX 2S2-M. star.
MILLINERY SHOP-Best business
area sub Wash; good volume; sem
sible lease. Can be purchased with
or without inventory. Box S05..M,
SCAR GARAGE or repair shop: inn
rent S75.. Call MR.. PHILLIP HIR-
SCHEL at RE. 7-O392. -S
POOL HALL fof sale. Doing good
business Opp: Govt. Printing Of
SMALL CHURCH at 90 Mass. ave:
NV. for rent-S6O per mo-; also end
a. for rent. MA. S-4639. %
GROCERY. beer. $1,000 wk.. Excel
sns %s5aHR sS sood esse nst 1TS sRa
GROCERY GROCER sToRE-Good ne. Cor,
estab. over % yrs, mixed trade,
does $1,000 wk. average: nice tx
lures. Price. only $1,000. incl. stock
Terms, $4,000 cash down. incl. stock
RESTAURANT, seats 80. Can be seen
Monday: bargain. 1928 Pennsyl-
SMART DELICATEssEN and variet,
store in ideal NV. loc.: excel. oppor
for alert party; sacrifice due to i'll
ness. Call IL to IL. Ho. 2-9305
BARBER SHOP-5 chairs; good bust
ness, excel. equipment and best loca-
tion on 14th st. NV. AID. 2-9733.
SHOREHAM HOTEL AREA; first Of.
fering; income and home for owner
z efficiency units, complete apis.
over $3.50 mo. income; house full
no work; Al condition. No brok-
erS. BY OlrecL from OWueE. hO
3-S104, AID. 2-6239. Ill
RESTAURANT, air-conditioned; UP.
per Conn. ave-; seats 130: 10-yeal
lease: one Of the most completely
equipped you will ever see: guaran'
tee liquor license can be obtained
immed. poss. Bargain price. $1,000
$4,000 down. LES SHILBY, MA
S-455O or JU. S-3556.
LUNCH ROOM TO LEASE-1OO-ft
frontage on Marlboro PIX; nr. An
drews Field; fully equipped; Tx.
for amb. man: $4,000 good will
Lease 8 yrs. SIS mo. RE. 5-6640.
13"
COUNTRY STORE, restaurant ant
bar, filling station: on Route 80
In thriving Virginia town. Wei
equipped and doing good business
Living quarters on premises. Owner
In i'll health: valuable real estate
included. Local bank leasing space;
$4,000 down, balance on very easy
terms. SIGLER & CO. RIA. 3-3431
It'll 8.
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DETACHED 6 rms. 2 porches, attic,
yard; vacant; excel. transp., "a blk.
tn 18th ST. NV. CO. $3.50.
RIVEKDALE, Md, 6401 57th ave
Cottage, one lge. bedrm., liv. rm..
dining rm and bath, screened-in
porch; nice yard. Two children
accepted $50 IA
SPRING-SS5 mo. Mr.. Hecht
Co. Five-rm. bungalow, garage, big
yd. RAFFEL REAL ESTATE, JU.
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Evening star., 1954-06-08

Sc. SEC.-6-rm. brick bungalow
h.; lge. shaded lot; S115. LU. 1-2O35
Evening star., 1954-06-08
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have fne tenants for homes In Silver
Spring, Bethesda. Lengley Park. For
complete rental service, phone Us to-
day, PERRY HAY CO.. JU. b-o242.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01
Eisenhower Trophy
New Golf Prize in
Celebrities Tourney

A new golfing award. the Pres
ident Eisenhower Trophy, viii
be up for grabs here in Septem-
Der as part Of the $4,000 Ma
tional Celebrities tournament.
Tournament Director Bus Ham,
sports editor of the Washington
Post and Times Herald, said
yesterday in announcing the new
trophy that every golfer who
won the National Open cham
pionship before World War II
would be eligible to compete in
special 18-hole medal play Sep
TENDER IS.
The Eisenhower Trophy COM
petition win become an annual
fixture at the Celebrities tourna-
ment. To gain permanent pos
session Of the trophy, q golfer
must win three times. A replica
Of the trophy viii 60 to the
winner each year.
Among the golfers eligible for
this trophy are such standouts
as Gene Sarazen. Tommy Ar
mour. Byron Nelson. Willie Mac
Farlane. Walter Hagen. Bobby
Jones. Johnny Farrell, Craig
Wood, Lawson Little and Francis
Ouinlet. Not all Of them will
compete however.
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By The Associated Press

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Adcock's Big Day
Brings 6Chonges
In Record Books
BY the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK. July 81. - Six
records were set or tied In the
Milwaukee : Brooklyn, game to-
day, with Joe Adcock, Milwaukee
first. basernan. accounting for
most Of the changes in the rec
ord books.
Adcock's four home runs tied
the major league record and his
18 total bases he also hit q
double established q new major
league mark. His five extra base
hits tied the major league mark
and established q new National
League mark.
He also had a home run
against Brooklyn last night, so
his five i1omers in two consecu-
tive games tied the major league
mark.
The 10 home runs hit by both
clubs and Milwaukee,s Is extra.
base hits tied league records.
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sy III. Assoeiat.d prs.s

CHICAGO, July 31--English-
bred Stan. a 5-1 shot owned by
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie E. Reuben Of
Toledo, came from far behind
today to win the $156,000 Airing
ton Handicap by a neck over
Brush Burn, at ISL.
It was the Hasty House Farm
color bearers first victory in
five starts this year and gave the
4-year-old bay gelding the top
award of $99,050.
Stan, given a terrific ride by
Eldon Nelson, streaked out of
nowhere midway In the stretch
and barely went ahead Of Brush
Burn so yards from the finish.
Harry N. Eads' So favorite,
Sir Mango. was third, three and
a half lengths behind Brush
Burn. Able Sting. at ISL, was
fourth a length and q half
farther back.
Stan covered the one mile
and ee-sixteenths over the
soft turf at Arlington Park in a
creditable 1857, rewarding its
hackers 1890, $6.4O and $500.
Stanley c. Mikell's Brush Burn,
who has failed to place in four
starts this season. returned
$24.80 and $14.2O.
The victory boosted STAINS
earnings for the season to
sos, $50.
The attendance at the Ma
tionally televised feature was
30,086.
Strung out in the 14-horse
field behind the first four in
this richest of all grass races
were: Landlocked, Ruhe,
coupled with Stan in the bet
ting, County Care, Find, Pre-
cious Stone, Iceburg II. Tur-
gueneff, Smoke Screen, recent
winner in the mud Of the Equi-
poise Mile, Dance N Sing and
Warless.,
James Cox Brady's Land
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Stan Wins Arlington Handicap;
Punkin Vine Upsets Errord King
BY The A.sseio,sd Pres,

OCEANPORT. N. j., July ST.
G. s. Howell's Punkin Vine,
bought for only $3.50 last year,
outgamed classy Errard King in
the last sixteenth Of q mile and
won the $31,450 Choice Stakes
before a crowd of 9,603 today at
Monmouth Park.
The 3-year-old son Of Vine
land Catalina caught Joseph
Cavagnano's fronC-running colt
at the eighth pole. raced with
him for a sixteenth of a mile and
then pulled away in the last 70
yards to, win by a head in the
mile and an eighth fixture for
sophomores. Mrs. Ethel Lasker'S
Lynchus was third.
So astounding was the upset
that few persons in the crowd
gave the Howell colt a chance.
AS a result the mutuel payoff
was 5000, $21.80, $500, biggest
price ever returned in a stake
race in the nine-year. modern
day history of Monmouth Park.
Punkin Vine, ridden by Karl
Korte, also was lightly regarded
by his owner and trainer,
Howell. who said later he had
planned to scratch the colt UNI
less it rained. When he decided
to permit Punkin Vine to run,
despite the fast track. he in
structed Korte to ride the colt
as he pleased.
Punkin Vine accepted the
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