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ington?"
"They didn't show much Should have lost both games"
81 read about Terwillgers errors" growIed Richards
"He don't play like that against When play WASH
ngon he's like another Gehringer second base.
that's the luck for you. And that Lopat he ought
be in the Hall of Fame while he's alive getting by with that
Junk he throws"
WHEN RICHARDS FINISHED dressing he stalked out
the field carefully keeping from newsmen seemed
has been that way opening day." one of the
Chicago writer's said "We think he beginning to see the
light"
What do you by the light?" asked man.
81 Richards is discovering that he hasn't got the
ball club he thought he had in Florida There punch
the club Worse yet, there is spark"
I'm Tampa recalled the other paul kept talking about
finding that key player who could lead the club
it he hasn't found him."
NO" said the Chicagoan, "he hasn't found him. Know
what thnk?"
NO. what?"
well it may sound funny being they've only played
three But I'm beginning to think the White may
not even finish in the first division"
ONE TIP-OFF on the White sox might be their batting
order Two of their outelders Jim Rivera Johnny Grot
batting in the seventh and eighth positions sandwched
between Catcher Sherman Lolar and the pitcher
not precisely happy situation ball club
inhd happens to be loaded with ineders who hit for
distance.
he led the American League in batting in 1851 1882
Fain is scarcely power Nellie Fox second
Chico Carrasque at shorstop ordinary htters
seasons performances Third Baseman Minnie Mnoso is the
best stickman in the infeld.
And he doesn't want to play third base"
Chicago writer Minnie knows he hasn't the instincts of
ineder He wants to back to the outeld where he
belongs but there is nobody else to play third base"
In Florida Richards hopeful that Cass Mchaels might
win the thrdbase job Michaes hasn't stopped anything
yet unused the sox scribe sadly at has to be inoso
third base, at least for now"
BUT MOST OF ALL it is Carrasquel who is worrying
Richards General Manager Frank Lane the of the
White Sox high command The Venezuelan who pretty
close being the leagues best shostop rookie in
tory Hasn't for the last two years. matter of fact
CarraSquel is only 8 old but the evidence
that playing nearly IL months doing him good
Chico plays winter ball and while many players
the Cuban and Puerto Rcan Leagues those the
majors. In the tropics they inclined to take easy
Carrasquels White Sox officials afraid he playing
wnter-type ball in the summer too.
So far Richards two best ptcherstwo of the best the
league in facthave been beaten First it Billy Pierce
southpaw Yesterday it Virgil Trucks, 2O-game
winner last year. Rookie Jack Harshman, who % for
Nashville, got clobbered for the other loss.
Trucks didn't pitch badly but if Richards cup of
not already filling his fre-baller has up with
pitch this spring-the gopher ball. Seven home
hit off him in exhibitions The margin victory
yesterday two homers, by Clint Courtney and
Vern Stephens Richards doesn't like Trucks pitch
q lick.
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Sox, 6; Senators, |

] Flied out for Snyder in 9th.
Grounded out for Pascual in 9th.
Doubled for Maxwell in 9TH.
Washington - 600 100 OOO--I
Boston -------- 900 $50 00x-6
Runs batted in-Sievers, Agganis.
White, Jensen. Olson. Three-base hit
Agganis.,. Home runs-Sievers, White.
Stolen base-Sievers. Sacrifces-Ag-
to Terwiliiger to vernon. Left on bases
Washington, g.. Boston. 8. Bases on
6allsEOh Porterfield. 2; OF Henry, 6.
|: Hits-On Porterfeld, 8 in 4 innings
faced two batters IN 5thI; of Stewart,
nings. Runs and earned runs3on por-
terrified; SIS; on Stewart. IL; on Pas
cuai 0-0S OF Henry. IL. Winning
Porterfield ODD. Umpires-Honochick
Chylak. MCGOWAN and Paparella. Time
-2:25. Administrative.
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Cubs Buy Lefthonder

SACRAMENTO, Calf, April
-16 (P-The sale OF Pitcher Jim
Davis to the Chicago Cubs was
announced by Jerry Priddy,
manager of Seattle's Pacific
Coast League baseball team.
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Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn. z; Pittsburgh. 4.
Philadelphia, 2; New York. o.
Cincinnati IL; Chicago, 5.
Milwaukee. z: st. Louis. 8 Ill in
ningS
Games Today.
No games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
New York at BROOKLYN.
Pittsnlrgh at Philadelphia,
Cincinnati at Milwaukee.
st Louis at Chicago.
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Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
CLEVELAND. Rocky Castellani, 100.
Cleveland, outpointed Pedro Gonzales.
1914. Rankin. Pa. Q0. Mickey Mars.
12th. Cleveland. outpointed Nate
Brooks 10. Cleveland (10l.
NEWARK NJ bob Giordano, 43.
Newark, stopped Riggi Alotti. 100, New
York (3.
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NAO44 oNI II VIII VO1y
Paul Richards, the only one of seven
other American League managers who
openly predicted his club would beat the
Yankees, was suiting up in the White Sox
dressing room in Baltimore before his team
blew its third straight, 3 to l, to the Orioles.
The first thing he put on was black scowl
We're just not doing anything right" he
grunted, as famiable as a grizzly with a
thorn in his foot
The Iank Texan withdrew to himself
for few minutes, then asked visitor:
How did the Yankees look in Wash
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'enaors Better Than Their i Hits Canes Harris Says
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN

THE FIRST WEEK the baseball isn't over,
yet may early revise original estimates
The Chicago White Sox example, playing incredibly
bad ball. They not only haven't ball game, but they
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ojorLeogue
Standings

Results Yesterday.
Boston, Il; WASHINGTON. /.
New York. 3: Philadelphia, 0.
Detroit. 3; Cleveland. Q.
Baltimore. 3; Chicago. l.
Games Today.
No games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow.
Washington at New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Detroit at Baltimore.
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(See ORIOLES, Page AID
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TOP HATS AND TICKER TAPE!
coati,,s.ed frona prscsdine page

No1Ikzhstte4 JtOMt RIeCeUSsE PDSs
who looked straight ahead with
solemn dignity. ! even had to sug-
gest to the shy and youthful hero
to wave to the school children.
A reception that showed the
great hunan-interest response of
the people of the City Of New York
was the one given to Gertrude
Ederle m 1896. A New York girl
swan the English Channel and
New York. girls and boys, mothers
and fathers. went wild.
We took the M0com down the
bay to meet the Berengaria. aboard
which were Gertrude. her father
Henry. who was a butcher and
sausage maker. and her sister. We
had with us Gertrude's mother.
The din Of the farbor craft was
terrific, but over it all suddenly
came Gertrude's shout of Ma
maj
There were thousands waiting
and cheering in City Hall Park as
ma arr;vad there Gertrude. her
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mia arrived in New York IN 1926,
the M0cosn was loaded with MEM
bers of the press. Because Of
weather conditions we took Her
Majesty directly from the liner
onto the M0c0m and then pro-
ceeded to the pilot house. Her
Ministers told her they hoped she
would make no statement to the
press until she reached shore.
She turned and asked me if
there was any reason why she
could not talk with the reporters
through the window Of the pilot
house. We opened the window and
through a drizzle Of chill rain,
Queen Marie Of Rumania held her
first American press conference.
Queoa's Anssssx
AFTER the usual questions and
answers were exchanged. one re-
porter queried: What are you
going to doabout your son Car0l?'
Prince Carols escapades had for
some time been making news. The
Queen colored slightly, looked her
questioner directly in the eye and
said: "Well. if he comes home,
which / expect he will, he will be
treated like any other bad boy by
his mOther."
A humorous incident occurred m
connection with General Eisen-
hower's return to the United
States in June Of 1916 after Allied
victory in Europe. Our plans in
cluded arrangements for q dinner.
C0stiNssed On page "A
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CROWS
FEET?
HOsU TO
Make Them
Less Noticeable

Il should be great
news that prema-
ture, dry-skin
Grows Feet at
the corners Of your
eyes can now be
sOnened made
much less notice
able. II IS great
news-and IS made
possible by the
penetratinR action
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/ was ii my Office one evening
Just at this time when q slender,
open-faced youth with blue eyes
came IN and asked il he could use
our runway. ] asked him where he
was going.
France, he said.
"A few mornings later ! was
alongside his one-engine mono
plane. The Spirit OF St. Louis,
when he eased into the cockpit for
his take-of. Lindbergh, wary Of
carrying any excess weight, tossed
out sandwiches and milk that we'll
wishers had put IN the plane. keep
ing little more than q small. frayed
map the kind you can buy IN
the drugstore for Is cents. He
gunned his plane forward, and !
sped alongside in . twin-six Pack
ard. the rear Of which was loaded
with FIRE extinguishers. As the
wheels Of the plane eased from the
runway. / shouted: Good luck
and happy landings!''
lgnvv Hare
HE CLEARED the high-tension
wires by inches. and 80 hours and
80 minutes later the world had a
new No. / hero.
On his return to New York mil
lions roared their welcome as
drove with him in an open car
along the main avenues. Business
stopped. The schools had been let
out. and hundreds Of thousands Of
school children cheered and waved
flags at the idolized young man,
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Milk Of Magnpsia
provides better relief
more complete relief

than single purpose laxatives which
have no effect on the acid indigestion
thatusuallya constipation.
For Milk Of Magnesia relieves both
conditions. Two TO four tablespoon
fuls taken at bedtime work Ieismrety
: without embarrassing urgency. So.
when morning comes. you start the
day feeling wonderful. Get Phillips
Milk of Magnesia 1.-The best laxative
money can buy.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SEWING MACHINE, vacuum cleaner
sa!es-service: everything nee. to open
store; GOOD oppor. Mr.. JOHNSON,
ESTABLISHED woodworking shop
everything: free water. heat; nom
inal rent; business will never change:
in the old style; character ref: 81
500 cash. Show evenings. XII. o.
$3.50. Leave phone number
WANTED: tavern OF bar doing 81 900
TO- to 5000 a week. No realtors.
FOR SALEACHINCHILLAs, , males.
females, REGISTERED and pedigreed.
DOWNTOWN ROOMING OR TRAN
SENT; newly, decorated. ready for
the, spring rush; IL rms. to 80 rms.
pletely, equipped; now operating;
EINK1Ns Co. Isi ftP n ST. PtuI nW' pf.
7-S6SS. ewes. EN- 3-44l4 10
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, 5000 SO.
r: on railroad. loading docks, in
FLOWER SHOP. fully equipped; young
and growing business, opportunity
for Young florist to have own bust
ness with small cash outlay. Box
sToRE STORE S INIT FOR SALE. CONNER
ciai building. first fioor,. apartment.
second floor. For sale BY OWNER,
Gail no. 2:65S4 for further in
formation. No AGENTS. IL
RESTAURANT AND BAR located at
tavern "n 14 near St PARK RT Td Rsd S coaf 4
and loo stores-Fully equipped, air
cond.: ready to open; 5000 down
payment win handle. Also consider
partner. BOB HoLLANDER. Hi
NEW En- aS Mob Der nj sEk ssftf' sr4IioS
on main highway in Falls Church,
sive individual. Reasonable rental,
stock dollar for dollar. Approx
mat mately 5000 900 capital required.
GROCERY STORE with nice living
more business: little competition
Owner slck. 81 Uoshur ST. NV.
TRUCK and part-time business for
price of truck; 81 Ford FL. pick
no S695 cash Box 303-G, Star.
FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP; one of
tne fi me MODERN shopping center
HARDwARE STORE, Rhode Island
ne. and not far out; selling dollar
for dollar for stock (no price for
good Will: inventory near Sl5 5000;
terms arranged: rent. SITS. long
lease; run by hired help. Ask for
Mr.. Mahoney with EDWIN l..
ELLIS: RE. T-5140. 1910 Vermont
FROZEN CUsTARD MAKER. COM
plete: also S-section. 80-gal. ice
pressor and sll fce-cream-making
equipment; slightly used but in
good cond.; reaS. priced Contact
MIR. DEVEREAUX. Crescent 3-2399.
GROCERY STORE. near 14th and
Down. 5000. including over $500 in
stock: rent, $50 mo. Check income.
Ask for Mr.. Mahoney. once open
Sat. EDWIN l.. ELLIS, 1910 VT. ave.
RE. 7-5140.
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brick Colonial. center han. den,
screened porch. sun deck, q bedrms. ;,
baths, panelled recr. rm. with
fireplace, attic, fenced yard; April
is to Sept. 10: $236 mo. OIL.
6-S629. after 3 pm. Ill
- 3-bedrm. brick home;
auto. h.-w.h.: tile bath, full bsmt. |;
fenced yard; $3.50 mo. DU. 7-4210.
cHEsTERBRooK GARDENS. Fails
Church area-3-bedrm. rambler;
full basement, gas neat, auto.
washer, disposal. carport; fenced
rear yard. Now available. / year
lease, $l35 per mo-. call j. H.
RENO1T, Realtor, KE. S-6677. Eyes.
10 MIN. NAT. INST. HEALTH-Det.
brick. 3 bedrms., 2 baths. fireplace.
basement aSS so gar. s.4 81 heat nice yard
AMERICAN UNIV. Park. .44oo Blk.
rm. with fireplace. din. rm., ige.
kit. with breakfast room. side
screened porch. den: 3 bedrms.,. 2
baths on 2nd a.; full bsmt: with
furnished sH; $3.50 mo '' 1mm ned t oe.
Rental Dept, EN-. 2-4464. -12
SPRING vALLEY-Available to July
/. possibly Longer; 3 bedrms.. IN
baths. white brick: pleasant garden;
$500; exclusive with J. F. BEGG.
INC. DU. 7-24S0. Ill
: rms. at CO.
lumbia pike and Glebe I'd. Walk
TO school and Navy Annex. Conv.
to Pentagon. Arl. Hall. stores and
transp. 3 to girls. men or family.
Sl15 mo. KE. S-51SS. -l2
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
a detached Colonial with large
floor plan. most suited for enter
tanning. LIST floor den, 3 bedrms,. .
baths, garage. immediate possession.
KIRKS REALTY CO, REALTORS
HO o-6TTS Ill
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. UNIV. PARK AREA, Just over
D. c. line. in beautiful Westgate.
near WeStmoreland Circle--A home
Of incompatible charm that lust
looks good enough to eat" Lovely
white brick, 2-story Colonial; g
rms: g bedrms.). TWO tile baths;
scaped with real artistry. owner
leaving city. wants to sell quickly
at the market THIS IS A RARE
OPPORTUNITY. Asking sos 500.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-Tu01l
ewes. OIL. 4-13S9. Ia
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ESTATE SALE
Mr., ShOreham Hotel

on large corner site among
many towering trees, Towering
shrubs, and picturesque garden
walls. Magnificent home in this
highly desirable area, better than
one acre Of ground. Ideal for
characterization. Reception hall,
with open woodworking fireplace.
dining room with fireplace. paneled
library. fireplace, buffers pantry.
kitchen. powder room. 1st A.: 8
bedrooms, solarium. 4ha baths; OIL
H.-W. HEAT; 3-car garage; GREEN
HOUSE. tool house. TO INSPECT
CALL MISS BLAND, WO. 6-64S6
THOS. J: FISHER g. CO.. INC.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

SLIGO PARK HILLS - e-rm. brick
bunsa.. bsmt.. scr. porch. gar; lovely
garden: S125. ia. 9-2371. 10
BETHESDA. MD.-Well furn. 2-bed-
rm; BUNGALOW. Diet. garage. fiagstone
b RMS, full bsmt., nice yard. Close
to Andrews and Boiling Fields. Call
Ii. 7-530g. 10
CLINTON. Md. near Andrews Field
2 bedrms., kitchen. bath, liv. rm.;
nicely furn.; large lot; SS5 mo-,
Plus utils. Deposit required. BY
appointment. UN. 4-9052. -15
NEAR MD: UNIv.-Tastefully furn.
prick rambler; bedrms., den. cleo.
no small children or pets. WA.
$4,000. la
WALTER REED vIC.-NiceIy furn.
6-rm. bungalow, $115. JU. 9.5957
between 9 and $50 pm. -l3
nFe -
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RAAiBLERS-CAPE GODS
1926 Naylor Rd. Sc.

Oct. brk. duplex: ? rms. AND bath
each apt; separate utils: y blk III
MINI; ave. IL. 6-1043; ewes Ii.
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Near Conn. and OrdWaV
THE BROADMOOR

First offering of this de luxe two
bedroom. two-bath apt. in one Of
Washinston's finest co-operatiyes
A spacious foyer. dining area. and
giaSsed-In sun room are also in
Guided. Located at the corner OF
Conn; ave. and Porter st. The
Broadmoor affords all the advan-
tages Of fine apt. hotel. Including
dining room and garage. Attrac-
lively priced at S27.950, with rea-
sonable terms. Shown by appoint
ment only. Please call Mr.. Gavin
With H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. g.
$500: res. AID. 2-5004. Ill
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COLORED

Vacant. detached
home: 8 lge. rms. bath. front
porch. good furniture. hot-water
heat. nice yards. Many other houses,
Come to ONCE, open 3 am. to
pm. daily and Sunday. list NATL.
REALTY. . Thomas Circle NV,
RE r-952A
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVE ANYTHING. day or night, 81
hr. and up. NO. 1888. 1923 7th
ACTION MovERs-we move BY lob
or So, per hr. Call any time. day
H If n!gh TRa H2 riP1Fl33a ,.v =
small and large jobs; trained men:
long short bookings; ms Ii. 6-3304.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO. s-0104. UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC. Established 1905.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches a specially. S l. MORRIS
ny: so or Ii. 6-2SS9.
RENT A VAN MAN SERVICE; driver
and eauipped van. $3.50 per hour.
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. Ia. 9-2937; eyes,. RIA. 3-14l6.
LIGHT HAULING AND MOVING, at
any time. 100 9th st. NV. AID.
ARE You MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. MA S-4S52.
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Redecor.; oil heat. gar; easy pay
ments. ACT FAST! EN-. 2-0696.
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MOTEL

MOTEL
About As miles from Wash. on ma
tional hwy; practically new motel
with 10 units and excel. separate
liv. qtrs, for 2 families. Gas sta
ton. Net income on Il-month
operation reported $4,000. Priced
at well below 3 times gross income.
Liberal terms. INEZ CUSHARD,
Realtor. EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S67.
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Chevy Chase, D. C.-$23,950

N1NVJ N14doC, y. N.-9lO,JOU
BETWEEN WESTERN AVE.
AND UTAH AVE.
Beautifully redecorated. immaculate
~ clean, fine quality white brick
Colonial with g TWIN-SIZE BED
ROOMS. "a paths. attached garage
tremendous screened living porch
newly equip kitchen: gas h.-w. heat
Excellent neighbnrh hood. convenient
10 Lafayette school. recreation GEN.
ter and Blessed Sacrament. Cali
I'll ..
Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-94OO
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3135 o ST. Sc
$8,5OO-S55 PER MO
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
ia Barrineton st. SLW.

LIS harrington ST. S.W.
Lovely 5-rm. semidet. brk full bsmt.
gas heat: excel. neighborhood; close
to shopping center. school and
transportation: reasonably priced for
quick sale
AETNA REALTY co.
1906 g St: NV. Me. S-2454. Ewes,
10. 3-6561. ii
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NEAR ANDREWS FIELD
DEER PARK HEIGHTS

NEW BRICK HOMES
81 10 PER MONTH
3 BEDROOMS-FULL BASEMENT
Separate large dining room. Many
spacious closets. Lovely equipped
kitchen with garbage disposal. West
inghorse refrigerator with deep
freeze compartment. Excellent loca-
ton, convenient to Boiling Field,
Naval Research Lab. Naval Receiv-
ting Station and Census Bureau, Is
minutes to Capitol. A few for I'm
med onen o 6ailRlz. y Til 6 PM.
DIRECTIONS: Out Pa. ave. to Branch
ave. Sc. right on Branch ave. past
Hillcrest Heights to trafic light at
ST. Barnabas I'd. right on st. Bar
nabas I'd. TO sign, right at sign to
model house
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ALLEN g. ROCKS, INC.
HOUSES TO SHARE

MAN, seldom home, will share or rent
entire furn. or unfurn. small new.
attractive 3-bedrm. brk rambler;
| vic. Wheaton. EN- 3-3Rh0 lie
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aoh1 e. ri 1sS '5d &. 0f Fsts
Eon, TT. Myer. parking, transp..
shopping. $3.50 to $106; :utils,
except; cleo; no children, 1902 Fl
-bedrm. apt, conv.
to buses and shopping center. Avail.
notR St. n J2: { rSi 5ufn' ii ''
THREE AND ONE-HALF-RM. APT.
IN modern BIDS: mr., Pentagon in
Alex Va; $50 incl. utils. RE.
Ice. e-BEDRM. APT. in lovely apt.
bath and plenty Of closet space;
laundry and parking facilities: 500
monthly, utils. incl; conv. to bus
line, and shopping center. also to
nnss ac %ashnsGnd Mad March Nay i
WAKEFIELD MANOR APIS, 1915
N. Court House I'd, Arlington. Call
ia. $1,000. 9-5 pm. Also 1-bedrm.
apt avail. April l, $3.50, utils incl.
ArTRAc.. srd-FL.. e-BEDRM. APT.
LE LEI GROOM d RETALTY CO. IA.
v1c1RF WY.. S s5ERH E RRi AHP LEE
One and two bedrm, apis. $S5 and
Slo5 mo. incl. utils:: laundry IA
ctiities: ! blk; to shopping. busline
- min. to D. C. and Pentagon
ia. 4-1300. is
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
AND HILLSIDE GARDENS APIS,
1914 N 18th St. Arlington. Va.
1-bedrm. apt, $77.50 and up: 2
bedrm. apt, S105. All utils. included.
IA. S-6S17 Ia. 1924
-17
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REDECORATE

And renovate this little cottage in
an excellent -neighborhood. 3 bed
rms. and modern bath. Out-of-town
owner asks $17,500. For details,
call Mrs. Ballif, WO. 6-73Sl.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors. Uptown ONCE, EN-. 2-6715
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APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFURNISHED-2 apt, du-
pick. or house: settled couple: NV.
Or suburb. Write details, BOX
Ioo-D, star. 10"
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ALEXANDRIA AREA

RENT A 2-BEDRM. STANDARDIZED
HOME FOR S75 MONTHLY UNTIL
rent 81 ss5 ~ have % she eou nSsm 81
newly redecorated homes In this
category
LICARI. XII. 8-71OO
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HOUSES SALE-N.W. (cont. }
Barnaby Woods Area
Bio. Rms Recreation RIM

Handsome Colonial brick. Mikkelson
built. in a much-sought-after close
hall. charming liv. rm., din. rm.,
rear screened porch. powder rm.,
patio with barbecue. excel. kitchen,
fine equipment. really lge. bed
rms, . baths. storage attic. Recre-
alton room is beautiful with bar,
powder nm. garage: home taste
fully decorated: clothes washer;
priced right. Ewes, OIL. 4-sO72.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.