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Strategy Of Keeping
Raiierlnan Helps
Browns in 61-3 Roui
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pnds left in the first half. Early
In the second George tossed an
other six-pointer to Brewster for
is yards. and pitched q 2S-yard
strike to Dante Lavelli for an
other score.
Gorgal Scores ON Long Rum.
Ken Gorgal, who Is listed as
q quarterback on the Browns
roster, scored Cleveland's last
touchdown on q 53-yard run
after gathering In one Of AL
Dorow's passes.
"We didn't want to do that"
Brown later declared. I'VE
didn't want to run up d score
because we've got to play these
fellows again, but when the boys
got rolling they couldn't stop"
Ratterrnan completed eight
straight passes-one short Of q
Cleveland team record-punch-
Ing holes in the Redskins shod-
dy defense with perfect strikes.
He had good protection, but he
knew which plays to call, for La
velli, Brewster 81 Co. faxed the
Redskins deep defensive pair
Of George Rosso and Vic jan
owicz out Of their socks.
Janowicz AvertS ShutOut.
Janowicz saved the Redskins
from a shutout with a 37-yard
field goal that was low and al
most blocked in the second quar-
ter. That matched one Of Lou
Groza's two previous field goals
for the Browns, making the score
1873. and might have put the
Redskins back in contention.
But 1t wasn't long after that
Ratterman entered the game and
kayoed the Washington eleven.
The Redskins line put UP a
whale Of a battle in the opening
period. stopping a 64-yard ad-
vance on the 4-yard line and
forcing Groza to boot an IL
yard field goal.
The line stopped the Browns
the next time Cleveland got the
ball. But Groza powered another
placement through the uprights
for 43 yards and three more
points. With Graham of target
1t seemed at first that the Browns
might depend on The Toe for
another victory. but as the game
wore on, even Groza was able to
take a rest and Kenny Konz did
the kicking for him.
The Redskins offense, directed
by AL Dorow and Jack Scarbath.
earned only SO yards on the
ground and 81 through the air,
for four first downs.
Redskins ---- o 8 o O. 8
Cleveland scoring--touchdowns Gra-
ham. Bassett, Jones, Brewster t2). La
velli Morrison, Gorgal. Extra points,
Groza t5). Konz CD. Field goals, Groza
Redskins scoring-Field goal. Jano-
WicZ.
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z Comes RescheduIed
In CYO Grid Leuaue

The following rescheduled
games we're announced today
by the CYO Football League:
st. Martins will play St.
Bernadette at 4 pm. tomorrow
at Edgewood playground. Third
and Evarts streets NE.
st. Francis Xavier meets
Blessed Sacrament at 10 am.
Thursday on the East Elipse.
Evening star., 1954-11-08
Motson Has Conclusion,
| Moy Be Ready for Rams

CHICAGO. Nov. 8 [R.-Ollie
Matson. star halfback of the
Chicago Cardinals, has a severe
concussion but not a skull frac-
ture and possibly may be ready
to play against the Rams In Los
Angeles Sunday.
Matson was injured yesterday
in a game with the Eagles in
Philadelphia. He was taken to a
hospital when the Cards arrived
home last night.
DR.. Ralph c. O'Halloran said
today that X-rays revealed no
skull fracture. He said Matson
would be hospitalized until
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1954-11-08
Cycle Race to Williams

Cy Williams of Baltimore, Jim
Brent of Washington and Bob
Hawkins Of Chapel Oaks, Md,
ran 1-2-3 yesterday in the Is
lap motorcycle race staged al
Vista Speedway for the benefit
Of the family of the late Freddie
Kutch, who was killed there Oc-
tober 3.
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Giants and Eagles Out
To Snap Tie; Lions
TO Meet Forty Miners
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from the nve to clinch it for
the Rams.
The Giants knocked the Steel
ers out Of 4 three way tie with
3 3O-6 triumph over the steelers
before d crowd Of 36.S58 at Pitts
burgh. With injuries to seven
key men obviously jolting them.
the Steelers were no match for
New York
Charley Cenerly's deadly pass
ing and Eddie Prices effective
running bewildered the Steelers,
Conerly threw three touchdown
passes. tossing for 21.s22 and Is
yards. Price spearhea ded a flock
of fleet Giant runners and scored
the, other New York touchdown
by diving over from the 2. Ben
AgajaniarlsS three conversions
and a first period safety &C
counted for the other points.
Bears Beat Packers.
The Chicago Bears permitted q
14-point lead to evaporate. then
struck from behind with two
touchdowns III the waning min
utes OF the final period to defeat
Green Bay. 1928, before q crowd
of 47,038 at Chicago.
Veryl Switzer. who dashed 03
yards for a touchdown In the
second period for Green Bay. set
up the Bears rally when he
fumbled a punt. Center Wayne
Hansen grabbed the tumble and
raced IA yards to score, reduc-
ing Green Bays lead to 1921.
With three minutes remaining,
the Bears drove from their own
20 to a touchdown on five sue
cessive completed passes by
Quarterback George Blanda
Green Bay marched from its 20
to the Chicago 16 as the game
ended with virtually every fan
standing.
Eagles Whip Cardinals.
The Philadelphia Eagle.
bumped off the Chicago Cardi.
mails, 30-14. before 21.963 al
Philadelphia. The Ea gle.
snapped a two-game losing
streak in dealing the Cards theil
sixth loss in seven games.
The Eagles spurted into q 17-t
lead as Bobby Walston. still
nursing a broken jaw. booted Q
15-yard field goal in the frs
period, and Bobby Thomasor
connected on touchdown passe.
to Dom Moselle in the opening
period and Toy Ledbetter in the
second quarter. Ollie Matsor
dashed So yards to a touchdown
to reduce the Cards deficit to
17-7 at halftime.
Matson became i'll after the
game and was thought to have
suffered a concussion, but left
with the Cardinals for Chicago
where he entered a hospital for
observation.
Evening star., 1954-11-08
Reordon Quits as Head
Of Phils' Farm System
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8.-Joe
Reardon, 40, farm system di-
rector for the Phillies for the
past II years. resigned today.
Reardon offered no reason
for his resignation but said he
planned to remain in baseball.
He came to the Phillies in De-
cember, 1943. shortly after Bob
Carpenter purchased the club.
Evening star., 1954-11-08

State has been using too many
ofenses and not enough West.
Tatum knows a good play
when he sees it. He said the way
that screen pass worked against
Maryland convinced him of one
thing. It's good enough to bor-
row.
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way TO GRIM
ness W h e n
GaiSe came to
the final box
of the Dixie
Open duck
pin tourna-
ment needing
a mark to win
one Of the top
titles in the
game, plus
$500.
While a big
gallery at Bla-
densburg held
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| the long, lean Gaise let go with
a Whip-like swing and the ball
headed straight for the pocket.
It was a clean strike. The
gallery whooped. Above the din
a woman screamed:
"He's won! He's wont"
But Gaise still needed some
sticks-four to tie and five to
win. With the first ball he got
eight, then added one for good
measure. His 15-game total was
2,0S7.
| Later Gaise said: "The lady
who .hollereds so loud very easily
could have been wrong"
There are moments in duck
pin shooting when the game.
psycholo ologically, closely resembles
golf. This was one.
Gaise's strike was like a long
tee shot on a critical hole. On
the roll-of he figuratively faced
a 3-foot, downhill putt.
II had Visions" he said, "of
cutting through with the first
ball. then missing with the sec
ond. 1t put the pressure on
tight. Believe me, ] was nervous. "
4 But again he hit the pocket
and Gaise. 81 years old and
ranked 9th among the country's
duckpinners, was home with his
most important title in long
career.
AS 1t turned out, the pinch
/ strike was worth $3.50, the diff
ference between first and second
place. The runnerup was young
Harry (Bud) Bollinger of West
minister. Md, whose 15-game
total of 2,082 appeared almost 9
cinch for victory until Gaise
caught a hot hand in the stretch
| Gaise's total Of 2,O87, an aver.
age Of 1892, was the fourth
highest in the 24-year history
OF a tournament which rank.
second only to the United State.
Classic, which will be held here
In January. Gaise's sets were III
at the King Pin. 671 at Hyatts.
vile and 500 at Bladensburg.
| Bollinger's sets. in the sam,
order, were GIT, 754 and 65l. H.
average 1882.
/ Third place fell to Billy wat.
son, a member Of the Sayewa,
Surplus team in the Distric
Major League, with .2,O54, wortl
$15o. His sets were 696, $50 an,
67S.
Next came Pat Grabill of Bal.
timore, who for a while held thu
spotlight exclusively while rollin,
the biggest game ever registered
in the tournament, 2I1 at Blad.
ensburg. Also it was the frs
official ZOO recorded at Blad-
| enSburg.
/ Grabill put together, In sue.
cession, q strike, three spares
four strikes, a fiat nine, a strike
and 10 count. His money prize
was SIPS, but Grabill said hi
relished as much the gold media
awarded by the National Duck.
! pin Congress for "200' games.
i 4 r \
Larkin Weldon of Washington
Evening star., 1954-11-08
Athletics
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home dates, radio and televi-
sion.
Detroit Is against the move
for two reasons. Spike Briggs
doesn't think Kansas City is
ready for a major league team,
and he's against anything the
Yankees are for because he
feels they are running the
league.
Two Ballots Scheduled.
Actually. two votes will be
taken. The first will be on the
sale of the stock to johnson and
the second on the transfer OF
the club. Johnson says he al
ready has purchased the con-
trolling stock held by Connie
Mack and has an agreement to
buy that Of Earle and Roy
Mack.
An eight man delegation
from Kansas City also was on
hand for the meeting.
I'VE are keeping our fingers
crossed" said John McDermott
q member of the delegation
"but it seems to be little more
than a formality In approving
the transfer now that johnson
has bought the club
The men were armed with q
promise from the city govern
ment Of Kansas City that II at
tendance does not average a
million a year for three years,
johnson would not be required
30 keep the club in Kansas
City. despite a planned five-
year lease Of the remodeled
stadium.
Evening star., 1954-11-08
Shumrocks PIuy Sunday

She Shamrock Athletic Club
will meet st. Lsonerd's cf -rrry-
land at 2 pm. Sunday at Turkey
Thicket,- 10th anu Mie.ligar
avenue NE, in a sandlot foot.
ball game. :
Evening star., 1954-11-08

Imagine a hawk with kindly
eyes and you have a mental
picture Of John Gaise of Balti-
more. But the kindly look gave
Evening star., 1954-11-08
ZAP wirephoto.

defending champion in the Dixie,
got off poorly and only spasmod-
ically reached the form that
made him the District areas No,
/ ranker. He was far down the
list with a total of 1894.
Keeping Weldon company as
also rams we're the great Nick
Tronsky of New Britain, Conn. F;
Harry Peters of Bristol, Conn,
only four-time winner of the
event; Tony Santirli of Wash
ington, a two-time Dixie cham
pion. and Art LaPlante of Balti-
more, the winner in 1852.
For three games, the hottest
bowler in the tournament was a
substitute. Bill King. former
District match-game champion,
took over for Jim Dietsch of Bal
timore after the second set when
Dietscho retired with an injured
hand.
King had bowled only three
times in the last year, only once
in the last six weeks. He shot
a game of 109. then 101, in which
he took a ribbing.
But Big Bill had the last laugh.
In the final three games he to-
tailed Ago, with counts Of 1853.
LA and 162.
The leading scores (prizes In
Evening star., 1954-11-08

Bill Ulrich, an Anacostia
Spillway bowler, won the annual
Hi-Skor Handicap last night
with a f1ve-game tally of 36-71O
for 500. He led SO others, with
Leo Chambers, the runnerur
last year, again second with So
sos.
: Others in the payof were Bill
Taylor, 1851; Leonar
Eubanks, 56-767 and Dave Say.
lor. 52-67l. Ricky Harrison
with GIG, and Mark Sperry anc
Ell Geib, each with 1856, wor
consolation prizes.
Evening star., 1954-11-08

HetA VAAUAACoC2J +.
John Gaise. Baltimore (S500) 2os7
II: Bollinger. Westminster (S25O) 2OS2
Billy Watson. Washington (S150l 2054
Pat Grabill Baltimore ($125) 2029
Archie Ferguson. Roanoke f$I05y 20l6
3. Kosky. Bridgeport. Conn. (S85) zoos
Dave Voik, Baltimore ($S5l zoos
Paul Jarman, Washington (S75) 1893
Vic Lancelotta, Baltimore (S70) -190l
Russell Spilman. Washington (S65)- 1884
Jack Barkley. WASHINGTON (S803 1878
HoWard Parsons, Washington 1861 1869
Julius Singer, Washington (S5O1 1946
A. Anderson, Foxboro. Mass. lS45). 1912
Fred Murphy. Washington t$4O) 1895
Paul Moore jr.. Wash. l$30l -----193O
Consolation Prizes.
High set prizes lS25)--James Good
Washinston,. 697: Stewart Smith. West
nella. Baltimore, $50; Robert Hogue,
Ralsigh. N; e.. 16S; James chearne.
Evening star., 1954-11-08

Larkin Weldon of Washington
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8. Is this a beautyl Spe-
cially the knotty-pine recrea-
ton room with bar. Fenced
yard, trees: 3 bedrooms; gas
heat: large living room. fire.
place: dining room. Waverly
Village is the location, heart
of Arlington. Should see this
today. $1,000, and away We
go. IA. 10000 is our num-
her.
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Real Estate Service, Inc.
A163 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. ia. 10000
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

owner leaving. will
sell nice det 3-bedrm. Oath 900
finishedl Cape Cod in Bucknell
Manor for Sl3.S00; $1,000 down.
Fenced yard; Bendix; garbage Dis
BROOKS REALTY, XII. SOFT; ewes.
so. 5-9460 Ill
AREA-S3o0 and move
into this spotless 2-bedrm. brick
semi. with full basement. CECIL B.
LuPTON. Realtor. ia. 1898: ewes,
ia. 2-2577. 10
ALEXANDRIA-Owner of Bucknell
Manor brk. semidet. home wants
someone to take over his equity.
Call OWNER. so. S-S156. Ill
CAPE COD STUCCO; . bedrms. liv.
pansihls attic: on large lot. near
Fl. Belvoir. For sale by owner.
Call after $50 pm, Edgewater
1851, Ill
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- $13.500. THIS is
DIFFERENTLY Custom-tuilt stone
and-redwood exterior. stone-and-
pine interior: lovely liy. nm, firepl.,
picture window; z unusual ,pedrms;
and bath. down; . partially finished
bedrooms and roushei,in plumbing;
Up; Lovely stream an 1Sr,1 sc roo g
kff1Ss!Te Is spRiNGT1E NJ SPECIAL fsi
includes q DEEP FREEZE, DISH
WASHER. CLOTHES WASHER,
POWER LAWN MOWER, M1RRoRED
ma MANTEL TEL and bqilt-in furniture ,tp II
Kit. with dining space and full
bsmt.; excel. ". Arl. section, COW.
to Wilson and Arl. blyds.. bus.
shopping. schools; transferred Of
fee. asking Sl7,750, assume ~
t terms TI: Nay XSzI s. e. ssf i today y
2-3527. ia. 2-5S73, 8 It'll 9.
DUPLEX - Live rent
free in this tbrick Colonial-style du-
plex) first-hoor apt. with gift. lily.
end floor rented to very quiet tenant
assume Az FILA first trust; total
monthly payment $120 per mo.
Priced Fl $50 $4,000. Z. F. sTEFFEY.
FAILS Al eHutRcH AREA-Two-bmedrm.
large. level. corner lot: convenient
to bus and shopping; liv. rm.. fire.
place. sep. dining. equip. kit. full
lynn REALTY. J J $500 i @s
down; CT; 3 bedrms..
full bassm 3 mt l blk; to school;
TINKLE PROPERTIES. IA. 2-23sI.
$l4. 5oO@Brick, 2 bedrms.. expand
able attic. sep. din. rm.. equip. kit.
full. dry basement; close to every
viii With y PRop9Rr1 fzSus Jx
2-23s1. ia. 1896. 3
blks. from w. & 1.
High. House In Al cond.; 2 bed
rms. and expansible attic. Lge.. kit.
Lovely lot with plenty Of shade
i bfS. by w snd assest 1S q i3 9sh
Arlington. Then call us for inspec-
ton. Exclusive with TINKLE PROP
ERTIEs. ia. 2-23s1, ia. 1896;
FOUR -BEDRM.. 2-bath. white brick
private and parochiai school section
stop: liv. rm. with fireplace, sep
arate din. rm.. side screened porch
equipped kitchen. paneled rec. rm.
with firepl. toilet and laundry. in
bsmt; oil INV. heat; 1-car attached
garage. Price. $24,500; 40 1st
trust. Minimum cash. $1,000. For
details call o. E. LOOMS. so
si6.5OO, FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm
brick; fireplace; full bsmt.; tiled
bath; torn windows. Anchor fence:
lge.1lot: $1,000 cash necessary. Call
OWNER. after g, or Sat. and Sun
day. OV. 3-52S2. Ill
BY OWNER-3-bedrm frame ram
bier; Falls Church area; S13.950:
1st and End trust. JE. 3-1543. Ill
bedrm' rambler Lee. Anchor. fenced
yard 2 blocks from school in Falls
Church. Priced to sell at S11.990.
Will accept CT contract with SCI
down. ARFAX REALTY. JE. q
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Rain or Shine

You must see these new 3-bedrm
ramblers located next to the MONT.
GOMERY KNOLLS GRADE SCHOOL
They are completely air cooled. have
powder room. 12x25 finished recrea-
ton rm., carport and many. many
many other extras; and best of all
prices start at
$16,750! !!
BUILT BY CARNo DEV. CORP.
AGENT. HAROLD G. KATE
RE. 7-1774
Directions: Out New Hampshire ave
or Piney Branch I'd. to Old Bladens-
Fhen Fight Papton e dr. 70 two s' BLOCKS Isc tc
Linton st. and Model Home
Open Daily, II AM. to Dark
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LOOK WHAT $500 DOWN
INCLUDING SETTLEMENT
FEE WILL BUY

MONTGOMERY HILLS. y block from
Ga. ave; lovely bungalow with a
Fl. plan. consisting of liv. rn., lge.
fireplace. kit. > bedrms. bath half
bsmt., gas h.-w.h.; nice level lot
with driveway; conv. shopping.
transportation.
ROCKVILLE 4-bedrm. Cape Cod. A
masonry home with liv. rm.. lge.
kit, > .bedrms.. bath on LIST fir:
lge., bedrms. on End fir; full bsmt.
with outside entr.: attach. gar; hot
water heat; lge. lot.
ONE BLOCK FROM vIERS MILL
shopp.. center and transp.; attrac.
JIM Shingle bungalow: liv. rm., din.
comb, , bedrmS.. bath. nice bright
kit; full bsmt.: gas heat.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-Semidet. q
bedrm. home incl. 1St fl. liv. rm..
din. rm.. equip. kit; 2nd fir, 2 bed
rms. bath; plenty of closet space;
full bSmt.: Anchor-fenced lot.
MODERN REALTY CO. INC.
JU. 1880 Open Till 9 PM.
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A Rare Offering
On Bradley Blvd.
At River Rd.
S57,5OO

Placed upon the choicest sos acres in
this area, with a frontage of approx.
500 feet on Bradley blvd. and its
dienifled entrance on KENDALL
truly breathtakine SURROUNDINGS
Here you will find on a commanding
elevation. reached through a most
beautiful flower decked circular
driveway. custom-built. prewar
lifetime home, with badge of pres
tige. offering every comfort and con-
venience. including a bedroom and
bath on the first floor.
If you are on the market for 3 or
4 bedroom home of this character,
nomicallv. and want the security of
an undisturbed future. then this rare
offering merits your consideration.
Shown by APPOINTMENT
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THE last HOME

Available at SI9.95O in Rosemary
Hills. 4 bedrms., 2 baths, GE kit,
full daylight bsmt May be pur-
chased with as little as ST., 900 dn.,
30-year trust, by qualified veteran.
H. j. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
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RIVERDALE
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick Colonial in
one of the better sections of RIVER
dale. Large living room with fire.
place, dining room. eXpandable attic,
aluminium storm windows, Venetian
blinds; bsmt. suitable for recreation
room or apt. Large, shady lot. A
real bargain for smart shoppers.
BRAGUNIER REALTY CO.. WA.
7-7O73. WA. 7-0161. 10
ADELPHI-2 ACRES
bungalow. iust of
Riggs I'd. Liv. rm, din. IN, kit.
Total price, S11,750; 'erms. HA. q
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S22.750
REALTORS
1912 18th St, NV
S22.450

HALEY TERRI. OFF 8. CAPITOL
ST.-Modern semidet. 2-Story brick
4-family apt; each apt. consists OF
3 rms. and bath; assume LIST trust
come OF sDp sSa7 sa1Goo o e e. Mu Hg
SELL. Call DI. 1885; ewes, ia.
$500.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
REALTORS
1912 18th ST. NV %
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ALEXANDRIA
"THIS is NO DREAM"
IT'S REAL. Big 2-year-old brick Co.
lonial home; 6 rms. firepl. in large
liv. rm.; 3 bedrms., 1st-h. powder
on End f.: screened porch: fine level
lot. VACANT. Conveniently located
to schools. shopping and transp.
Unbelievably low price of only SIS
$50; GIs may buy with $1,000 cash.
Arlington Realty Co.
REALTORS
Open Daily, 8 A.M.-9 PM.
1919 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000
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MORNINGSIDE

$1,000 DOWN-No. 8 Forest dr..
Just off Woodland rd.: all-brick
home featuring liv. rm. with, flrepl,.
din. rm.. equipped kit bedrns;
and bath on 2nd fl. Garage and
lge lot: $50.
WEST REAL ESTATE. 10. $4,000
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RIGGS MANOR
SACRIFICE

SACRIFICE
BRICK RAMBLER
Attractive 3-bedrm. ]. year. old, fun
pSnt.. large Anchor fence lot Own
er leaving city. Only S16.950. Call
Mr.. Blackwood, LA. 6-355l.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6020
2125 r. /. AVE. NE.
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CAROLE HIGHLANDS
$500 DOWN

s13,95o. Owner will accept CT con-
tract on this beautiful all-brick.
Colonial. IN very cony. location:
full bsmt. storm windows: large
HANDICAPPED lot: ! blk. to elementary
school, . blks. to express bus. walk
to Langley Park shopping center.
EFF BLANCHARD, Realtor
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HOME AND INCOME

SI1.75O-SI, $50 DOWN
rooms and bath on LIST floor. 3
rooms and bath End floor. Private
entrances. Excellent condition.
Convenient location. To inspect,
call THE DEFABIO CO., LII. 4-5566;
ewes. RE, 5-S635. 80
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
HOME
AND INCOME
EXCELLENT INUESTAGENT

Close-in Arlington location.
Just OF Columbia pike. Spa
cious Split-level. brick duplex
home with completely separate
entrances! Both units air.
conditioned! Downstairs has
huge living room. separate
dining room. large kitchen
with breakfast area, sink-top
range and Thermidor oven,
disposal and exhaust fan. 4
bedrooms and 2 tile baths!
Upstairs has large living room,
dining ell. 2 bedrooms. tiled
bath. fully equipped kitchen
and pull down stairway to
storage attic! Utility room is
equipped with automatic
washer and dryer! All this
for S30,950 with excellent
terms! Call today for appoint
ment to inspect!
POMPONIO REALTY
222 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-6660
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Georgian Colonial

Sparkling white and spacious through
out in exclusive and cow. North
THE LARGEST BEDRMS. YOU
HAVE EVER SEEN for this price
Entr. hall. flrepl in 1iv. rm, sep.
din. rm., equip. kit, u baths. full
bSmt.. glass incl. rear porch, ga
rage: huge wooded lot. Asking
$23 500, excel, terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-08
Brick Colonial

With a Difference
Entr. hall. LIT. LIV. RIM ACROSS
REAR OF HOUSE, with picture win
dow and firepl, sep. lge. din. rm.,
2 de luxe equip. kits, 8 extra-lge.
bedrms., full bsmt.; beautifully
decorated throughout Only 4 yrs.
Old; excel. N. Arlington loc.; cow.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
, 1954-08-11
SHIPPING NEWS

The MS. Cotton Bay" sail
ing from Miami August 4th
is due at Frederiksted : via
.Cuidad Trujillo and st. Tho
mas : August 9th, accepting
freight for Curacao and Girls
tobal.
THREE BAYS LINE
, 1954-08-11

LIB INV ~ y
cottons in first
dryer load to
get an early
start on iron.
ing.
Bath towels,
rugs and other
heavy articles
, 1954-08-11
THREE BAYS LINE
The S. S. "A1oca Roamer"

The S. S. "Aloca Roamer'
is scheduled to sail from Bal
August 9th, New York
August 18th and is due at
Frederiksted : via Puerto Ri
co and ST. Thomas : August
21st, accepting freight from
the above ports and for vene-
zueia.