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Injury interrupts
RunneIs' Promising
Test at Second Base
By Burton Hawkins

Pete RunneIs, second baseman,
lis looking much better than
Pete Runnels. shortstop. and
though Manager Bucky Harris
experiment must be interrupted
q few days, the Senators may
be set at second base at last.
The Texan, who suffered the
loss of a fingernail as the Sem
ators beat the Tigers, SIS, last
night at Griffith Stadium, SEEM
ingly has found himself at his
new position.
Harris has been thinking Of
Pete as a second baseman for
some time. He inserted Jerry
Snyder at shortstop and to-
gether they've been giving Wash
ington a defense the team
hasn't known all season. They've
figured in II double plays in the
last five games. including three
last night.
Runnels' Hitting Improves.
The shortstop second base
combination has been one Of
Harris major headaches. Run
nels' hitting. or rather lack Of it,
was another. But the 5-foot-
11h, 170-pound Scotch-Irish-
man who led the team in hit
ting his first full season in the
majors two years ago apparently
has regained his batting eye. He
collected two hits in four trips
last night, including a triple, to
boost his average to .270. Only
Jim Busby. Mickey Vernon and
Ed FITZGERALD among the regu-
lars show better marks.
Runnels and Outflelder Roy
Sievers both figure to miss the
remaining two games with the
Tigers. who fell to a fourth place
tie with the Red Sox as the re-
suit of their loss last night.
Washington still is hoping to
sneak into the first division, be-
ing 3L2 games back. Sievers, who
appeared only as a pinch hitter
last night, is suffering with q
pulled leg muscle. Runnels lost
q fingernail in a collision with
Rookie Chick King.
Vernon, needing only two more
hits to achieve 1000 for his
career, is displaying signs of
WEAKNESS. The 36-year-old flrst
baseman probably will be given
q rest after he reaches the 1000
goal. which could be tonight.
Mickey got one hit last night.
Schnitz Opposes Aber.
Johnny Schmitz. trying for a
ninth win, will pitch for the
Senators against AL Aber, bidding
for a sixth triumph, In the 10Th
game between the two clubs. The
Tigers have treated the Senator's
well. losing IL times, and need
to take all four remaining games
to break even for the season.
The winner of the most popu-
lar-player contest, sponsored by
q brewing company, viii be an
nounced tonight. The winner
either Eddie Yost. Busby or Yer
non-will be given an all-expense
trip to the Orient. Each received
81 900 for winning one OF three
divisions Of the contest.
An assortment Of .other gifts,
ranging from a new car to pairs
Of tickets to Washington games,
viii be distributed to fans more
Of whom the Washington front
Office would like to see tonight
+ Continued on Page ca. Col. 81
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Probable Pitchers
BY The Associated Press
ArRvueraN rrArv,r

BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit ct washington (night) ---Aber
t5-S) VS.. Schmitz $50.
Cleveland at New York - Garcia
(16-T) vs.. Lopat (11-4).
Chicago at Boston (2)-Pierce (7-S)
and Consuegra f16-3) VS.. KemmereY
(3-3) and parnell f2-3).
(Only games scheduled9
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Cincinnati (night)--
Hearn tS-S) VS.. Nuxhall (S-3).
BROOKLYN ct Chicago-Ioes (11-3I vs..
Klippstein (3-1O1.
surkont ts-le) VS.. SPAIN s1e.io5
Philadelphia at st. Louis (night1--
Dickson tS-16l VS.. Lawrence (11-5).
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placed behind the Pirates although winning 104 Then
big Jump in years the Dodgers Of 1872 who also lO4
and ran second to the Cardinals.
USUALLY IT HAS REQUIRED more than 100 victories
to win pennant The most fabulous empire in baseball is
that Of the Yankees They have 10 flags Only eight of
those teams WON as many as 100 games.
Connie Mack had nine champions at Philadelphia, but
only i've met topped the 100game mark Three
have flown from the halyard at Grh Stadium but In the
history of the socaed modern Senators there
has been club that 100.
Nobody right mind going buy any theory
that 1854 there are five superteams Every oneIndans
Yankees White Sox Giants and Dodgers-has weaknesses
The answer lies elsewhere and good place to look would be
in the second divisions The have been incredible
patses
THIS IS PARTICULARLY true in the American League.
It considered fashionable to joke Pitts
burgh Pirates who going to wind in the National
League cellar for the third year in and for the fourth
time in five Well, Pittsburgh is indeed IS games
back of the Giants But looking at it another way Amer
lean League team IS out would be in the first division
1t poness to into the respective merits of the two
major circuits For instance who to declare the Pirates
who in the cellar and IS back than the
Orioles, Athletics, Senator'S Tigers and Red sox?
In the American League the Indians operating at
tremendous pace The runnerup Yankees and the
White sox have higher percentages than the
Giants in the National
But note the number Of games the Tigers, Red Sox
Senator'S Athletics and Orioles have Note also that it
is unnatural for Cleveland to have is of 20 from Boston,
10 of 20 from Baltimore 16 Of 20 from Philadelphia and
OBVIOUSLY TT is SICK. rundown American League
The Red Sox trying to rebuild youth and so are the
Tigers The Orioles the ST. Louis Browns supposed
to be trying but the road ahead long and rugged
The real weak spots are Philadelphia and Washington
As far the Athletics concerned 1t to be only
question of time before they will be transferred another
city But what has happened to the Senators is shame
Washington is oneteam city unlike Philadelphia and
unlike ST. Louis and Boston, where it became evident that
couple of clubs couldn't be properly supported But Wash
ngton wasand still could be-the franchise baseball
Now 1t is nothing. #
THE CROWDS ARE GETTING thinner, spectacularly it
might be added because the Legion is in town. Indeed
Griffith Stadium is perhaps restful place could
found at this time There hardly customers and the
ushers nonvocal they ununiformed in
st Louis, when 1t known the Browns dead the
ushers made noises probably under orders to wake up the
customers they often outnumbered.
There is super team this year, but there few
poorly outfits that can't stand up to the top clubs
and the Senators one Of these.
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SIugger's So Homers Two Shy of Record

runs against hapless Sweetwater,
which Roswell beat 1879, and
further added to his record in
the Glass c league for RIBS.
He now has ia.
Bauman has this record for
tSee SLUGGER:: Page C-5.)
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for many or most teams in the past.
There is chance that i've clubs will
wind up with 100 or more victories, mean
ing the Indians. Yankees and White Sox in
the American League and the Giants and
Dodgers in the National, although the
Dodgers would have to put on real squirt.
Since there can be only two flag winners,
this means that three 1854 teams may win
100 or more and have no flag to show for it.
How many times has this happened?
Only three, if the record books have been
correctly read. The Tigers Of 1909 finished
as runners-up to the Red Sox, despite an
even 100 wins In that same year the Cubs
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Wynns Top Tumph caves Yanks Dependen Other Cbs
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS sTANN

in baseball rarely been garngy spotghted this
year. with month of play remaining, Cleveland already
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Champs Unable
ToCatch Tribe
By Themselves
Two-Hitter JoIts
Stengel; Pressure
On Lopez Is Eosed
BY II. A.soeioted Pres.

The jubilant Cleveland In
dams. to a man, were convinced
today they had the American
League pennant all wrapped up.
But either due to caution. fear
Of popping OF. or just plain SUI
perstition, none was willing to
speak for the record.
Manager AL Lopez. happy over
Early Wynn's brilliant two-hitter
that led to Cleveland.s vital 6-1
victory over the Yankees last
night, came as close as he could
without actually claiming the
championship.
''This is the biggest game we've
won an year." he said. I'D say
we're In the best position right
now that we've been in all
season.
I'VE might still get hurt, but
we know we can't get killed. I'd
say they've really got their backs
against the wall now"
Wynn's 10th triumph boosted
the Tribes lead to 51a games
over the crestfallen Yankees. who
had expected to use this "cru-
cial" three-gane series as q
means to slice the Indians mar
gin to a game and a half. Fol-
lowing this series, the Indians
and Yankees clash two more
times in Cleveland.
Lopat Faces Garcia.
Today Eddie Lopat. who has
won only IL games. will try to
revive Yankee hopes as he goes
against Mike Garcia. Whitley
Ford is due to face Bob Lemon
tomorrow. If the Indians take
either game, New York's bid for
a sixth straight championship
may be finished.
AL Rosen said what was on
the minds of many in the crowd
of $3.50 at Yankee Stadium last
night.
"Our victory really put the
/ yankees in an unenviable spot. -
he said. ITO my knowledge, II
] it the first time that New York
finds itself In a position where
1t can't do 1t by itself. The
Yankees have always been able
to win the big ones. This time
they didn't. Now. for the first
time in six years. they have got
/ to depend upon somebody else
They've got to hope and pray
that Chicago beats us. The
(See AMERICAN, Page CAD
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Major League Standings
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER i. 1854.
AMERICAN.

Results Yesterday.
wash, s; Detroit, 8.
Phila. /, So; Baltic.
Cleve.. 8: N. Y. 1.
Chicago at Boston.
POSTPONED, rain.
Games Today.
Detroit at wash. 8.
Cleve. ct New York.
Chi. at Bost. latter
noon and night .
tOnly games sched-
ule6.l
Games Temerrsw.
bet. at wash. $50.
Cleye. ct New York.
(Only sames sched.J
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NATIONAL.

INV Z. /; s 81. l.. 3
phila.. 3; Cine, 3
Chi. 1T: Pitts.
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Games rea.,.

Games To-day.
n. Y. at Cincin. tn)
Pitts. ct Milv. nl.
phila. ct st. l. tnl.
Brooklyn At chicaso'
oszsss rsnerreu.
ssIEs. !. s ss' & t: g ;
only games sched.o
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(continued on Page C-3, col. sd
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tsee PRACTICE, Page C-3.)
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80 (see FOOTBALL, Page C-3) :
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eSee GAvILAN. Page ca.
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(See AMERICAN, Page Ca,
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tsee sLUGGER; p,
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VACATION PLACES

KITTY HAWK. N. C.-ocean front
cottages for rent: reduced rates DUR
ing September and October. Phone
COTTAGE ON OCEAN, renwick Is
land, Md Fireplace, 2 bedrms.. lge.
scr. porch. fully mod. bath and kit.
Rent from Sept. IL, SIS wk.. after
Oct; I, $50 VIZ. Sale $4,000. OIL.
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34-FT. OWENS
SEDAN CRUISER,

New in 194s, twin Chris Craft power
thousands in extras; such as cleo
dinghy, roam rubber, aqua cleal
feeders, 50-watt RCA telephone.
volt, 80 volt and ITO volt wirini
systems with chargers and genera
tors. new spare propellers, propan,
gas cooking, duo-therm heating
dishes na IS and mo galley equipment and o.
lieves this to be the most completed,
equipped boat on Chesapeake Bay anC
must be seen to be appreciated
Condition perfect, in commission
ready to go. Reason for selling
have bought larger boat. Call WA
7-2292 for information and ap.
pointment for demonstration. IL
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TTITv 1pF TTppIFITI

The aii-new, 6bo-cc Triumph TITO
lightweieht Terrier" and Tiger
Cub" Prices from $3.50. I'M
mediate delivery. Special holiday
sale on used machines from S195
upl Large selection Of late model
IO0-mile National Championship
Race. Langhorne, Pa. sunday Sept
5. Tickets on sale now until Friday.
Shop closed Sept. 4 and Monday,
Sept. 9th. ALLIED MOTORS. 100
9Th st. NV. CO. 5-1496. %
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
RARGATNi

In the best 18th and Columbia I'd.
shopping district, we have this fine
retail business bldg; leased In en-
tirety to l tenant who pays for
heat and all expenses Of the bldg.
except taxes. Income approx. $4,000
and priced at only $50 500 for quick
sale, Please call Tuesday. Ex-
elusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1870 X st. NV. Realtors ELK. s-1s11
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BOATS

CHRIS CRAFT 1851 Gift. cabin
cruiser: mahogany and white finish
brand-new cond: S2,400. OV. g.
I'LL, after pm. 3
REBUILT CANOE: $50 or best offer
OIL. 2-2S91
FISHING PARTIES-Deale. Md. Cal
CAPT. KING. 10. 4-5S43 days, WA
7-4192 after 8 and week ends.
CUsTOM-BUILT 35-ft. twin Chryslel
Crowns, LIZ h.p., dual hydrauli,
generator plant. new 1s-watt ship,
to-shore radio, sleeps 4: lots o
other equip: used very little. new
in 194S: cost over $4,000: mus
sell, $4,000. See CHARLIE KING
Corinthian Yacht Club. %
2s-FT. CHRIS CRAFT, '53 express
twin screw. sleeps 4, Many extras
81 , seat Is better Than new snstvs CA
Chesapeake Beach. Md. Price. $500
Owner getting larger boat. Ov
CRUISER, 20 it.; toilet and galley
perfect condition. 10. S-7655, It
CANOE, 10 IT.; good cond. Call UN
4-575S after pm. %
h modeI Excel IS s fiji 90 and hD fam II
boat; $695. ia. S-1212 bet. 4-6
CRUISER, 45-ft.: in perfect opera.
ton suitable to live on. JU
EXPRESS EXPRESS CRUISER, correct craft
hunks; galley, head; many extras;
worth $4,000; sacrifice at $4,000
WO 6-547S "A
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

NEXT TO KIPLINGER EDITORS
BLDG, 1887 H st. n.w.-Attr. 2-rm.
suite, with pvt. lavatory: decorated
to your taste: in bldg. of quiet
charm; Call DAVID IsEN, MA.
DOCTORS OFFICE, to share, in
Bethesda; completely equipped IL
rm. diagnostic suite to share with
| or more specialists. Call Oh.
2-1100 mornings. IS
- Completely furnished
executive once; private waiting rm;,
i slds. gu pU NJ s1.s7so,e DuD0n' 1 .''e :.
TURN. OFFICE, incl. pvt. Law. and
use Of reception I'm. and pvt. entr.
Also desk space available. 1909
Dupont Circle Bldg, AID. 1926.
AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES sysil-
S IS .. 5lss; isss Conn. ave. NV,
1917 Ieth ST. N.w.-studio once
available: $50 month. other rooms.
$50 and up; aforementioned II de-
r ia5ed Bu iii fSSsSG n silver sprin ns
ofices complete with utilities and
services; suited for business. pro-
fessional or specialist use; available
Sept. 80. DIR. VOITK, JU. 9-6551.
II no answer. ~. 1-0SOo. %
VIRGINIA---Well located in N. Arl.
Space avail. 1000 to 1000 So. it.,
ample parking space; rent approx.
81 so So #. Excel. for display room.
eontraesor.s, once O. othhsr, ofices.
tors DI. 7-S300. -
WANT Man te share furn. once and
mo. Call Elmwood 6-3103. %
2. Ice. Ale. COND. OFFICES over
looking La Fayette Park. AL serv-
ices Natl. Grange Bldg, IA Jack
son pl. NV. Mr.. James, MA. S-35e7.
ROOM unfurn. for law
yer. accountant or broker in estab-
lished law ONCE. Telephone service.
Reasonable; Suite 70s. e17 18TH
Mr. H. D b;UUipoNN4T' sc1iGRsMAir-cond., once
in small ONCE bldg: available i'm
DESIRABLE OFFICE
SPACE. attractively furn. suite. cor
ner BLDG, Conn. and Eye NV. ST.
PART or SUITE, furnished or unfur-
nished; private entrance. 18th and
II SITS. NV, Ma. S-6996. 30
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HOUSES TO sUILD

PRE-FAB RAMBLER with utils.: &c.
995. Up erected, pre-cut log houses
with utils., $4,000. DON MANTZ,
S616 Georgia ave. JU. 9-5652.
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MOTORCYCLES

B.S.A. late '53 $50 &C.: o,h.v, A.
speed gear box and rear springinng.
1853 BSA SUPER FLASH-Perfect
showroom condition; extras; S700 or
tSsSS III e. 1913 al 4 EnsisS A
stephens; 500 &C.; recently over
hauled; excel. cond.; must sell i'm
AL GGa4 hi 6SNlo4SsS 81: model e x.
1000 mi; $500 or will trade for
good used car. KE. S-7102 aft. B pm.
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SWEDISH SLOOP
For sale, 26-ft. open-keel sloop. made
in Sweden; English sails, cedar
planked, oak ribbed, roller boom
good condition; S1,150. A. p,
MURPHY ED Q-RS73 "A
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FOUR-FAMILY
APT RARGATN

This handsome modern bldg. is IN
fine p. G. rental location and Is
roomy. inviting and well-equipped,
and bldg. has laundry, storage and
other built-in convenient facil-
tiles: income &C modest rents approx.
$4,000 yearly. Only $4,000 cash
Aeeded and priced very low for i'm
Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 3-1sIi
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DESK. SPACE
FARMS

DAMASCUS AREA-very exceptional
land; dairy barn. S0x50, with 20x60
addition; silo; 2-story chicken house
wen equipped. electricity and water
In all buildings: water in every field;
saVorab nouss nane eisan s s9a p0d ca
Evergreen i nn0 1896 o 3. WEsL IDl
BUCHANAN. INC.
$50 ACRES, 70 acres tillable fint
TOBACCO soil, bal. young timber. Nice
old .iyable S-room house. 3 barns
AZ Chaptico, st. Marys Co, Md
R RR1S ff2 D IS. ase :sSss. JOHN 9. A
Equipped S5.acr S'D dairy ff farm. 81
land level; stream: s-room house.
|224-acre dairy farm. old 15o-yr. -old
brick 10-roonn home; land very fer
tile; committing distance: $4,000
1255eacre dairy farm. so stanchions;
100-acre dairy farm, committing dis
lance; S32. 900.
L10S-acre stock farm, money maker:
hogs. beef, poultry; $4,000.
l92-acre stock farm, all modern; 2
baths, f1repiaces, 3 large bed
rooms coy place: water in all
fields; committing distance; $65, 900.
175 acres; a cozy 1O-room brick
home; also tenant house.
Built. In 100: beautiful 4O0-acre
stock and dairy farm with 1O-room
old brick Colonial modern home
land all level: 4S-stanchion dairy
farm; tenant houses; on highway:
100000.
Frederick County 100-acre dairy
farm; on highway; $4,000.
Carroll County s6-acre dairy farm;
modern home; $4,000.
JOHN BURDOFT
Colesville, Nd.
Call Evergreen 4-3S46 %
o. A.. 2 HOUSES, barns en- black
ACME REALTY CO.. UN. 1921.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
URGENTLY NEEDED FOR CLIENTS
Tract Of land; about is acres,
2. GEORGES County, Md. JOHN H.
MILLER, JR., Realtor, Ma. S-2557.
q ,
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont,
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

End coMMERCIAI.-CoRNER 9th
And v SITS. NV: 5-rm. brick. Buy
now. Call RIA. 6-2S05. --6
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URGENTLY NEEDED for clients: /
or modern apt. huoses, mr.. or west
Of Conn. ave. 100 or more units
per bldg. JOHN H. MILLER, Jr.,
RealtOr. MA. S-2b57. B
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Attention, Businessmen!

Two corner. lst-comni. lots on o
. heavily trafficed NE. road. Low
price will surprise you Inquire to-
day! CALL ME. $500. lEvES..
MIR. BLUMENTHAL, RIA. 3-9450.1
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
lab K st. NV. ME. s-5400
"a MILE FROM CHAIN BRIDGE
2.0S acres. affording beautiful
domestic. overlooking Pimmit Run.
ALSO 5-AcRE HOMESITES, on Seneca
s acre rs ca E CO sssss or ar r. SVEs ss 81
MRS. VIM, H. LAUGHLIN. Realtor.
Mclean, Va. ---6
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CALL AID. 1885,
BLASS & CLARK
No. ! Florida Ave. NE.
tcor. of N. Capitol and Florida N.E1
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON end TRUST--we viii
buy 2nd,trust notes D. e: NEARBY
T nc MORTGAGE d invest
MENT CORP, 1912 N. z. ave. NV,
Ma. $3.50.
WILL FINANCE or buy your second
eve. RIA. 3-2313-
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors,
1881 @ st. NV. NE. S-2495.
end TRUSTS. Arlington area: immed.
300 Wilson blvd. Arl.. IA. 2-33O0.
SPOT Cash for 2nd-trust notes;
quick action no dilly dallying. Call
RE. 7-496O: eyes,. pU. 7-7091,
end TRUST wANTED-Pref. Prince
G sss2ies Co. we pay sSr, 1ne sSps. n, QUICK
1851 tin 8 pm. ~
M Ms. c cS11cck. L R5se aessS5
LIST. End. 3rd TRUST LOANS, covering
2; g. nearby No; and Va. properties.
Guiding repairs. additions or Inn
p''. APEX REALTY CO.
Oil N. Y. Ave. NV. ST. 3-1612
End TRUSTS
2nd TRUSTS WANTED-cash today
RIA. 6-22S1. ia. S-6676, day or ewes
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.ILoTs AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

nicely wooded land for only S495,
1mmed. poss. with down payment;
10 min. from Fort BelVoir,: 5 min.
from Shirley hwy. Call owner.
MIR. SCHWARTZ. TIE. 6-146S.
SEVERAL LOTS, 6o-ft. front, 100 IT.
and over deep. overlooking Va. hills.
INQUIRE 2S07 University ter. NV.
GUM SPRING SUBDIVISION, or
BriEgs CLANCY rd.--Lots. over ar
acre. on rolling. cleared land, front.
ing on paved street: cleo. avail
SMITH w. ALLNUTT. ST.. JU. O.
4646, Fulton 8-3194. "a
SPRING BROOK FOREST. Montg
Co,-Wooded acre corner lot. mr..
sesFa ass. & s ea s oMsEE isStoP
ACRE GRE AND u. in centreville. Va
$1,000. IA. 2-5559. %
ROCK CREEK HILLS, s7x174--Ideal
site for split-level home. All utils.
BY OWNER. OIL, 4-64g4. .-8
RELIABLE VA. BUILDER will build 4
a asss lof n sGS On BOX ESsF 4oz ssa
CAMP SPRINGS. Md. just on Branch
ave, on Lorraine dr. acre. Other
s e5Siss R Saldlng s lSss aye o hS sM
II ACRES SIS $50
e7s.tt. frontage on macadam road;
with electricity, phone, mail. school
bus. milk route; all wooded with
large. trees; / mile from 4-lane road
between Fairfax and Centreville.
$1,000 down. $50 per month.
MASON HIRST
Va. Closed Sundays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06

HZO F ST. NV.
2nd-h. front; bright attr. once. furn
or unfurn. RIA. 6-6321. EN-. 1880
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-06
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY WANTED
AVIATION

RESP. INDIvID. des. $4,000, sec. by
50es LIST mortg,. 6es.. I5 yrs. No
Brokers. Box 1S2-Y, Star. To-
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COLORED
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BEST NV. LOCATION
One bedrm., liv. rm., dinette, kitchen
and bath. huge closets; copv. shop.
and transp.; $74.50. incl. heat and
not water. Apply janitor, 1904 18th
DREYFuss BROS.
1913 18th st. NV. Ma. S-05s2
COLORED APARTMENTS
3oS F ST, N.w.-3 rms. kit. bath:
80; =
sos r ST. NV rm.. kit. bath;
l357 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.w.-s
rms. kit. bath; $50.
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
9os H st. NV. ST. 3-332o
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coLoRED
EXTRA LARGE ROOMS

liv. rm., lee. closets, excel.
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apt. S6S.50. Apply ianitor. 400
Hunt pl. ne. DREYFUSS BROS,
l01Q 1hth ST. nv MA. S-05S2
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TAKONIA PARK. I26 Lee aye.-Nr,
elem. and junior high schools, mod.
2-bedfm. apt, SOS, including utils.
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APTS. AVAILABLE AT cQBuR TER,
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