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he contributed a sparkling field
ing play in a tight situation in
the ninth. choking off Washing
tons chance to tie the score.
VernOn'S Triple Wasted.
Mickey Vernon. continuing his
hot streak which has stretched
to IL games, opened the ninth
inning with a triple high OF the
rightfleld wall for the ninth hit
of Arnold Portocarrero, who has
whipped the Senators for three
OF his six victories.
Roy Sievers lifted a weak fly
to Suder, who then darted to
his left to stab Jim BuSby'S we'll
tagged grounder. Pete whipped
out Busby as Vernon held third.
Pete Runnels made a brave bid
to get Vernon across, but First
BaSeman Lou Limmer dived for
his grounder, came up with it
and tipped to Portocarrero for
the game ending out.
The Senators flubbed numer-
Gus opportunities, as indicated by
the Is runners they abandoned,
but their most grievous failures
were their efforts in the eighth
and ninth.
After Suder launched q two
run outburst in the seventh
which shot the AS in front,
Tom Implicit opened the
eighth with a single. Tom
Wright batted for Joe Upton
and walked, but McDermott and
Eddie Yost hoisted routine flies
to Gus Zernial in left and
Johnny Pesky grounded to Spook
Jacobs at second base.
Free-Hitting Starts.
The Senators damned six of
their hits into the first three
innings but scored only two runs.
They pried a run from Porto
carrero in the first on singles by
Yost and Vernon, plus SieverS'
sacrifice fly. They made it 20
in the second when Upton
walked and came around on sin
giles by McDermott and Yost.
Philadelphia bounced back
with a run in the second after
Zernial was hit by a pitched
ball. Bill Wilson's single and
infield grounders by Joe De-
MaeStri and Joe Astroth brought
Zernial around.
McDermott pitched himself
out of several predicaments until
the seventh, when Suder dou-
bled. Limmer hunted and when
Vernon threw wild past third at
tempting to nail Pete, Suder
scored the tying run and Limmer
continued to second. Bill Renna'S
booming triple to center scored
Limmer with the decisive run.
Marion Fricano will oppose the
Senators Camilo Pascual here
tonight. The Senators will shift
to New York for an OF day to-
morrow. prior to opening q four
game series with the Yankees
with q double header Friday.
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Navy Initiates Steps
To Tighten Checks on
Eligibility Of Athletes
CONTINUED From Page CID

Continued From Page CID
before acting as coxswain for
the Navy junior varsity crew in
two meets last year, presumably
did not know he was ineligible.
He is at present in European
waters on the annual midship-
men training cruise. He left to
Join the fleet under the impress
sion he would be coxswain again
next year.
What Happens to Streak?
It was Remington, himself,
who inadvertently brought his
ineligibility to light. He gave all
his background information to
a New York newSpaperman at
the intercollegiate Rowing As
ISOLATION regatta at Syracuse.
The newSman, SuSpecting Ken
nington may have been incl
igible. made inquiry to the
ECAC, which investigated and
passed on its findings to Navy
Monday. The Academy made its
own check, found the coxswain
ineligible and volunteered to
make things right.
The question now iS-what
happens to Nays 29-race
winning streak. longest in his
tory, and the seven trophies and
nine victories 1t took this year?
Academy ficials have volun-
teered return of the trophies.
Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, Super
intendent of the Academy, said
yesterday: Proud as we are to
win championships, we do not
want victory at the, expense of
the rules or at the cost of good
craftsmanship"
Cornell, for one, doesn't want
Nays trophy. The Big Red
finished second to the MiddieS in
the Intercollegiate Rowing Assoc
iation regatta and after hearing
Of Nays misfortune, Robert j.
Kane. Cornell athletic director,
told the Associated Press:
I'm very distressed person.
ally about the Navy dilemma.
I'm sure it was an honest mis-
take. We certainly don't feel we
won the race and we wouldn't
feel that way even if the trophy
was turned over to us. We were
happy to be second to a great
Navy crew."
Previous to this season the
MiddieS had won 20 in a row,
including the 1852 Olympic
championship.
The ECAC in itself has no
Jurisdiction over the redistribu-
ton of trophies. The Eastern
Association of Rowing Colleges
and the intercollegiate Rowing
Association must determine
what steps to take. Neither is
scheduled to meet before the
start Of the next school year.
Eight COxswains Available.
Because Of Nays fine showing
and because a coxswain and not
an oarSman was involved, it is
possible that Nays record will
be upheld, although no one at
the academy would comment on
that possibility.
$50 far as we are concerned it
Is out Of our hands," an academy
spokesman said. 1--WE feel we
have done everything that should
have been done in the interest Of
good craftsmanship.
TITS q shame it had to be q
coxswain. We had eight other
coxswains who could have been
uSed-all were available. I've
heard Rusty Callow (the Navy
coach) say it doesn't matter too
much about the coxswain. The
only prerequisite there is being
able to steer q straight course"
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Cussussu's Hit Wins Come

Paul CassaSSa'S single drove in
Bill Warner with the winning
run as the National Capital OPP
timiStS Club defeated the Wash
ington OptimistS Club, 1911, in
a softball game played at the
Boys Club field last night.
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Maryland are
hopeleSsly low.
creeks like the
Monocacy and
Seneca are low
and muddy.
the Potomac
is low and
muddy, and
there MT
much profit or
pleasure in
making the
trip just at
this time.
Except for
the Nuind and
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OUTDOORS

Unless one wandered rather
far afield, fresh water fishing
was not very good over last leek
end. Trout streams in nearby
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AS, ;; Senators, z
Walked for Tipton in 9Th.
2Ran for Wright in 9Th.

bran for Wright in 9th.
Philadelphia ------ O1O 900 2Ox-3
Runs batted in-sievers. Yost. AS
Three-base hits-Renna. Vernon. sto-
len base-Busby. Sacriices-DeMaes-
tri,. Sievers. Double plav-Runnels to
Pesky to Vernon Left on baseS-Wash-
ington 10; Philadelphia, IL. Bases on
balls-Of McDermott. 3; of Portocar-
zero. 6. Struck out-By McDermott, s:
runs-Of McDermott. 3D.; of Porto
carrero, 2-2. Hit by pitcher-By, Nc
Dermott tzernian; Winning pitcher
McDermott $50. Umpires-Paparella
Chylak. Honochick. MCGOWAN. Time
$40. Attendance-2,6 CAT.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
BY The Assoeiosed Press

ROME. Sept. 22.-Italy's pro-
Western government was shaken
today by detention of SON of
the former foreign minister and
of a self-styled marquis in the
Wilma Montesi death scandal.
Piero Piccioni. 32-year-old jazz
pianist whose father. Attilio Pic
cioni. resigned Saturday as for
eign minister to stand by him in
his trouble. was arrested last
last night on a charge of aggra-
vated manslaughter in the death
of the shapely party girl, 21,
whose nearly nude body was
found on beach at Ostia, near
Rome. II months ago.
Ugo Montagna, a millionaire
speculator and friend of high
government figures. was charged
with "favoreggiamento" - using
his influence to try to hush up
the case. Both denied the charges.
A third key figure, Rome's ex-
Police Chief Saverio Polito. 70,
was charged with misfeasance in
Office. but was not arrested be-
cause of his age. He was ordered
to report to court next Saturday
to answer the accusations. which
include "aiding Piero Piccioni in
evading arrest"
Arrests Create Sensation.
News of the Piccioni and Mon
tagna arrests swept over Italy
like a dark storm. Communist
papers devoted up to four full
pages on the scandal, which in
wolves lurid allegations of drug
and sex orgies attended by prom
inent Italians, and termed the
events proof of rottenness in
Premier Mario Scelba's demo-
cratic regime.
Pro-government and independ-
ent papers stuck by Mr.. Scelba.
Several said the arrests were evil
dence of the governments cour-
age.
But trouble was expected.
Highly placed informants re-
ported that police chiefs of sew
eral of Italy's major cities were
called to Rome this morning for
anti-riot briefings.
Pair May Be Freed.
eve are not yet in a state of
alarm-but in a state of alert, ="
said one high police source. "We
don't want trouble"
The same source said no fur
ther arrests are expected imme-
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Israel Expected 10 Return
10 Armistjce Commission

q. y -ssgs5
JERUSALEM. Israeli Section,
Sept. 22.-Israel IS expected to
return to the U. N. Jordan-Israel
Mixed Armistice Commission
after the mid October departure
of its United States naval chair
man, Comdr. Elmo H. Hutchison.
Israel began her boycott of the
truce group last March %, after
Comdr. Hutchison refused to
support an Israeli motion to con-
denim Jordan for the Negev Des-
ert bus ambush March II in
which II Jews were killed.
Comdr. Hutchison's recall to
the United States for Navy duty
at the end of his assignment
here was announced yesterday.
The truce supervision chief,
Canadian Maj. Gen. E. L. M.
Burns, paid "high tribute to the
courage, efficiency and devotion
to duty with which Comdr.
Hutchinson carried out his very
difficult task"
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Arrests in Party Girl Scandal
Rock Italy, Peril Government

diately and that young Piccioni
and MDntagna may be released
from Rome's Regina Coeli
Queen of Heaven) Jail on a
provisional basis soon. Lawyers
for both men have requested
this.
Piccioni was arrested at his
fathers apartment on the Via
Conciliazione. the spacious ave-
nue. leading to st. Peters Basil
lea. Montagna read a prema-
ture report of his arrest in a
paper, went to his lawyers of
flee and then knocked at the
door of the jail to surrender.
Police two weeks ago arrested
two guards at Montagna's luxur-
iouS Ostia estate where Miss
Montesi attended a party shortly
before her body was found, clad
only in panties embroidered with
teddy bears. The wife OF, one of
the guards also was taken into
custody. Charges against the
three have not been disclosed.
Picked Up Passports.
The arrests of Piccioni and
Montagna came II days after DR..
Raffaele Sepe. an official of
Rome's court of appeals who has
been conducting an official in
vestigation of the case, asked
police to pick up their passports.
Sepe also ordered police to
pick up the passports of Polito
and Prince Maurice of HeSse, a
grandson of the late King Vic
tor Emanuel and a member of
the German princely house of
Hesse. There was no immediate
indication of any action against
Prince Mauricem. He insisted in
an interview he had no connec-
ton with the case.
Picking up passports is Gus
tomary procedure in Italy when
persons are under investigation.
Last nights arrests were an
nounced by National Police
Chief Giovanni Carcaterra. Car
caterra was named to the post
last year after Tommaso Pavone
resigned it to fight allegations
he had taken favors from Mont
agna to hush up the Montesi
case.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Mexicon- -Juponese Trode

MEXICO CITY, Sept. "a up.
The Japanese Embassy said
Mexican-Japanese trade is in
creasing. and that the balance
heavily favors Mexico. The En-
bassy said Japan bought .62.5
million pesos ($4.8 million)
worth of Mexican products dur
ing the last three months and
sold about 4 million worth.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Conservative Princess

Princess Margaretha of Swe-
den neither smokes nor drinks
and has yet to use a lipstick,
Stockholm reports.
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN AZ 4-dr., 1925; Austin 10
MANAA SsgS A AUTO. iiNc.o iKsi Ess:
WHY'S and foreign cars.l Factory
sales and service. Exclusive dealer
q o,,.t AUSTIN Heslsy sports car and
n.W n No. s1s ssoo.7 'h s sna : ls ~.
Branch salesroom. 1910 King St.,
BUfGK i 1852 Roadmaster 4-door Rivi-
er sedan; owner, AL cond., 81 900
as dasss nssioSE ss ragi s 7 hssssssE E q:
BUICK 80 Super Riviera: +. and h..
fnmac: throushouts: SSSs5. mso5s THo
WILLIAMS BUICK. r. !. ave. at Goth
s SSSs,s " ssgsE siss ;.::. !. .P S,.e
tires. Absolutely like new. Must
S ssEsIEint,es, ,$s 2, IsI,s Trade and terms
BUICK 80 special de luxe 2-dr 4
and b., 1-oWner, like new. Only
$z9b, trade or terms. OHIO WILL
lAMs BUICK. r. !. ave. at goth st.
lTS NC. e super ssnv.rt.ssls; 1900
BUICK so Super hardtop Riviera:
pynadew, T. and b., $4,000. miles.
S1soVO OF MAKE oner. To. X-6009.
BUCKS: Horners Corner. $500 MINI.
ave. ne. A choice selection OF models
and colors. LU. 1-9226. Buick Dealer,
STANLEY II. HORNER. lie
BUICK '63 Riviera; 2-tone blue: like
new; 81 .905. HORNER'S CORNER.
3s29 MINI. ave. ne. LU. 1-9228.
BUICK 80 Riviera: 2-tone green and
very clean; 81 500. HORNETS COR
NER, $500 MINI. ave, ne. 10, l.
BUICK AS super 2-dr.; = and Is.
spotless orig. finish; excel. cond.
throughout; special ct $4g5, down
payment and terms arranged to
suit your budget. MCNEIL {Stude-
baker). 4033 Wis. ave, EN-. 3-72s6.
BUICK ,4s convert; green, new TOP,
radio. heater; $500. IA. 2-7773.I
BUICK 1919 Custom: de luxe radio.
heater. Dyna.: sac; $685. terms.
ROPER" 18th st. and +. !. ave; ne J.
BUICK rs convertible super s5.ss5:I
Mke new: $50 miles. HoRNER.S
CORNER. $500 MINI. are. me-. Lu.
1-o226. -1e
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DUMP TRUCK, 1858 Ford. F-800
3-yd. body, with 5 I'd. ends. 2-speed
rear end. good tires, low mileage.
Al mechanical cond. 6524 C ST..
Maryland Park. Md. Redwood
DODGE 1850 acton panel; new
black finish; low mileage; excellent
KENYoN-PECK CHEVROLET, $40
Lee hwy, Arl., Va. IA. 2-9003.
Open It'll $3.50 pm. -15
FORD .1-ton fiatbed; good rubber; q
bargain In used commercial transp.
Priced TO sell quick. S195. KENYON
All. We. IA. 2-900b. Open I'll $50
FORD $50 k-ton pickup; low mileage,
clean; $726 or best offer. JE. g.
9S97. -I9
alf-round utility unit. See this
S Sne today SsEv Priced 70 ssll eg %S
3140 Lee hwy. Arl., Va. IA.
2-9003. Open til $3.50 pm. lis
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TRUCKS FOR SALE lccnt. ]

WILLYS '48 A-ton stake; D. C. reg.
Phone ewes. OIL. 2-4647. liz
CHEVROLET 81 M-ton panel; clean
IN every respect; dark blue; good
tires; S795; 30-day guarantee. HILL
q SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV. AID.
days. 6 pm. sat. Closed sunday.
Customer parking. -16
CHEVROLET '48 delivery; W.
ton panel; black; ready to work;
package hauling; $295: 30.day
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. IlI4
Vermont aye. NV. AD. 4s4300.
Sat. Closed Sunday. Customer park
CHEEvROLET 81 h-ton panel; heater Z
and turn signals. tires like new; has
had the best Of care: low mileage;
ORIGINAL dark blue finish; $685.; 80
Wssfl.'s Oldest Ford D s. dieS 400
18th st. NV. NO. 7-1111. Open
until 8 pm. weekdays, 8 pm. sat.
Closed Sunday. Customer parking.
CHEyRoIET 40 A-ton van; r. and
III O.. good tires; very clean unit
q care: sos; so- shUws GUARANTEES sne re-.
HILL q SANDERS, WashIs Oldest
Ford Dealer, 1900 14til st. NV,
NO, 7r1111. Omen until 8 pm.
weekdays, 9 pm. Sat-. closed Sun
Gay. Customer parking. Is
FORD 80 Customlfne VS. Fordor se-
dan; heater. tinted glass, cleo. clock,
seat covers, Timberly green. Price
$1,000. DE. 2-9044, Ext. "a. be-
tween 10 am. and 4 pm. weekdays.
REQ 40 l-ton delivery speed wagon;
excel. tires. flne running cond.
Frlcsd to move. 5000. CAN NO.
FORD '53 2-ton F-6; S4speed trans.
9TH In overdr.. 172-in. w.b.. lf5xS
body, comb. nat and van; 10 min.
changeover. 5000 MT, never loaded:
$500. 10. 4-OS49. 10
STUDEBAKER 1853 III ton; cabin
chassis. brand-new. l55-irl. wheel
base. 7.50x2S ply tires, dual rear,
new truck guarantee; sells new. for
S2.395. will take 1895. Can
nnance with $3.50 down. Call LU.
FORD ;6s VS. RS fiatbed; excel.
90 Sondis Ts s1G to work: S1.295. terms.
INTERNATIONAL '4s A-ton pickup:
good condition; passed "a D. c.
inspection; 1915. HU. 3-3646.
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SPOT, CASH FOR End TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST, 81. 525, payable az IA
srs psiS ss c6Slee ca Igte = G oSS max
II LIST. Only $3.50. 10. 4-6565.
end TRUST. $4,000. payable SEQ
mo-. SO; entire bal. due 8 years:
good white maker: substantial cash
payt.; $4,000 Perpetual 3. A. lst.
Only $1,000. 10. 4-3565. i6s
End TRUST, 81. 800, bal. payable $40
mo-, 6go; seasoned by 16 prompt
payments. Good white makers.
Equity now over $1,000. Only
~, 500 for note. LO. 1866. l8s
BY OWNERS. $50 2nd trusst. pay
able $3.50 per mo-, 6eo. Over
ny. 200 b; and !. LIST. Price. 5000.
BUILDER has for sale several second
trust notes by good white makers.
nrick semiramblers. selling for SI4,-
600: Univ. lane area; face value
about $2.460. payable S25 monthly.
due In full yrs; sale price. SI S55l
Call JU. 1854. II $3.50.
WILL SELL or buy End trust notes.
DAVID NIMETz, RE. 7-5039; co.
SEVERAL WELL-sECURED end Trust
Notes for sale bearing 8Ho interest
Ma. S-S992, ME. 8-658O. --I6
$4,25O deferred purchase end trust
note behind: $4,000 B. d L.: down
payment. 81 .450; sales price, So
500. BERGMAN REALTY. ST. a.
9433, Ia. 9-1750.
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BoATS

CUPBOARD MOTOR, 8 h.p., Cham
gicsns oos good condition. $50. wa.
14-FFyT: RuNABoUT, 1e-h.p. job John.
son. trailer. hitch motor stand. etc.
Complete outflt $3.50. All offers
considered. JE. Bills after 8 pm.
CABIN CRUISER, 24xs-with I,nd-
shield and toilet, 95-h.p. Chrysler
engine. good condition, $475.
HARRY M. JONES
Leonardtown, Md. Phone 5-5471
FOR sALE-25-ft. steelcraft cruiser
l947;. sleeps four, head and ealley'
Completely oVerhauled and euufnped !.
sale price, $4,000. KE. S-461l.
FISHING PARTIEs-Deale. Md Can
CAPT. KING. Lo. 4-5S43 days;
1913 C1sT6M LEU ana s5-F Efeke t%,n
Chrysler Crowns "i15S. hydraulic.
dual Columbian controls: air-foam
cushions: sleeps 4: Mcneil shaft and
tanks; new 1S-watt ship-to- shore
radio and phone: lots Of other equip-
ment; boat and motors like new.
Cost $4,000 TO build. Must sell,
asking $4,000. ST 3-4145. Id
FLOATS, RATS. unused; balsa wood,
eroeed su Wood ca1 pIssiormTa te5
40 person, 7'xll'x12" ct Ss7. 80
MOT0R-o.5 h.p. with
new carburetor. $66. AID. 4-032S.
wANTED-small cabin cruiser 70
rent. 7-1Q through 7-31. with option
to buy. Box 211-T. Star. i6s
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VISIT OUR DISPLAY. Inspect these
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

WANT TO BUY late-model car to-
day: make not important must be
clean; will pay cash. tn. 2-4l04.
TRUCKS WANTED, late model IN
ton stake with lift body. JU. 7-7SS6
SOUTHERN DEALERS In town this
week win pay cash for ali makes
and model cars. Gail Ia. 9-4SOl.
wf as n;cs ,d BUYE ZEE has immsd cash q
HuGEES. 1912 Ga, ave. RA. 6-1122.
SOUTHERN BUYER paying top dollar
for clean cars from 1910 to 1852.
74OO Georgia ave. NV. RIA. 3-6677,
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WANTED
FOR EXPORT
100 CARS

GENERAL MOTORS. FORD AND
PAYING TIE HIGHEST WHOLE
SALE PRICES IN TIE AREA FOR
EXTRA CLEAN CARS. '46s to '54s.
BnYER M TOWN FOR LIMITED
SETTLEMENT. A FAIR APPRAiSAI,
CANNOT BE GIVEN ON THE TELE-
PHoME; PLEASE DRIVE ALL CARS
WASHINGTON MOTOR co.
119 NEW YORK AVE. NE.
ME. $1,000. OPEN 9 TIL O..
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TRAILERs

VACATION TRAILER, Fl It,, $3.50
down. down, $40 mo. sleeps 4 .elec.
8l2 n. Wakefield ST., Arl.
HOUSE TRAILER, .24-ft. Royal: 1947
MODEL: good cond.: can be seen al
1918 Rockville pike. Blandv's Trailer
Court. MISS BEDELL. Lot 10. --19
HORSE TRAHER-Streaml
Gel. cond. and appear. Hauls !
lse. or 2 small. 1915. so. 5-6739,
al SCHULTZ. 20 IT,; real BARGAIN;
~ $7gS S,, or best oifer; terms. Call
LIBERTY. 1913; shower and toilet;
~ IT,; 81; 300; Lot 4. rear: EVE
ABC, 1854. A. Fl.
g ga l ;ssI thar g dsy' eSnnos =.
nee my equity for S706 and you
assume unpaid balance. Reason for
this great Sacrifice. lost my wife.
Ask to see Mr.. Thawley's mobile
home Of COLES. 3h miles north
Of Laurel. Nd. on o. 8. hwy, No. /.
PA. 6-1022. la
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LOANS Cant

LOWER PAYMENTs kHSs INTEREST
Let me Romance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts. thereby
reducing monthly payments and In
terest and give you any balance 10
R-1220; eVeninRs, La. d-kIn2.
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GARAGES

CORNER 18th AND COLUMBIA RID
NV. suitable for storage or as ga
rage for 2 cars head-on; vacant.
Rent: $50. See res. mgr. 1474 Co
shqn 6 "a. na;TY AD; 4-l042. B.: F.
$4,000. -15
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY FOR LIST TRUST LOANS. Fcr
or years, without payments on
principal; only semiannuaE interest
no commission. LINK1NS co.. DI.
end TSiRSUisTs. Arlington area; mined
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES
200 wilson blvd. Arl.. JA. 2-3S0d
MONEY ON End TRUST-We vii
buy 2nd-trust notes d. c.. nearby
TIONAI. MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENT CORR. 1912 N. 2. ave. NV
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS,
BARLOW REALTY CO., ReRitore.
1881 q st. NV me. 6-S406.
NEW LOANS. Refinarce 10 love,
your monthly payments. RAISE
money 70 remodel your home. AM
type loan desired. Quick service, Tow
interest. METRO MORTGAGE CO.,
WA 7-16o4s no. 2-7067. UN. a.
SPOT CASH FOR 2nd TRUSTS
Mr.. QUICK. 10. 4-6565. SIC
LIST, End, 3rd TRUST LOANS, COW
ering D. c., nearby Nd. and w.
properties; financial relief for al
purposes. including repairs, addi-
lions or improvements,
APEX REALTY co.
Ell N. <. Ave. NV. ST. 3-l6l2
EOS
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FARMS

500 DOWN and $50 month, buys
for $3.50. 3A acres and 4-room
miles SiI'S south o. Wilmington. b. c.
gTROUT CHTALO0-Mailed FREE;
81 States. sTROUT REALTY, 234-A
WoodEard BLDG. Washington. ST.
500 DOWN and $50 mo. buys for
$50 per acre, rs acres, 200 yds. on
hard road and busline, 65 mi. south
40 ACRES - Good S-room house.
is n r. Is On miles Fass g. o2G B. yer0 doSd
motel site; $4,000. Good terms.
GA. AVE. EXTENDED, Howard Co.
on Rt. 81. Ii mi. out Of Wheaton.
So. 600 cash. more acreage avail.
for commercial use, Wo. $500.
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1175 ACRES

Located in Loudoun and
Fairfax Counties. mr.. Centre
willie, Va. % min. from Wash.
Adj. to dual highway. Bor-
dered by the large stream Of
Bull Run for IA mi. $50
acres. wooded, balance rich,
tillable ground. Suit. for stock
farm or development. SARAH
ROACH. JE. 1850.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR REM

COLONIAL. BEACH, va, exclusive
section--Newly dec. 6-rm. cottage.
All-elec. kit. scr. porch. Lu. 1895.
PINEY PoINT-Duplex house, one
side. one bedroom. $50 Tk.; one
a.m.c.. private beach. G. j.. GRAY.
Phone Great Mills l51-J-2.
SHERWOOD FOREST-For rent, July
10 to Aug. 10; Lge; Nv, III, rm. h with
Ice. screened porch. auto. hot water.
Completely redecorated. $500. IA.
s SioG2n BEACH. MD. - water.
front cottage, pier. rowboat. Sleeps 2.
except linens. Call between 8 and 8.
cTTccKoID, CREEK, lower Patux. st.
Marys Co COTTAGES; furr1. m \,
WOODLAND BEACH-New cottage:
a.ml.: sos VIZ. WE. 5-6624. lis
NORTH BEACH--Bunsalow: nice.
glassed-in sun porch;. sleeps. 4; Ice,
picnic grounds with table. gas
range. refgr.; S56 wk. TU. 2-2bb2.
COTTAGES FOR RENT. North Beach,
Md.--S35, $40 wk. 10. 3-68b4
NORTH BEACH, MD.--corner cot
tage, rent by wk.. Or mo-; rms.
screened IL" porch. cleo. run. wa
ter. inside law. gas range. Furn. for
8, except blankets, table and bed
linen. Ii. S-2SO4 after 8 or N. B..
5l51 Sat: and sun:
home avail. July I9-Aug. /: also
Aug. 19-Sept. 6. ~. 5-7772. --17
COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGE ON the
water. SIS week end, $50 week. JU.
WATERFRONT vacationers accom-
modated, bath and kitchen; reason
able. Box 4S. Wenona. Md. Phone
Deal Island 3l74, IT.
NORTH BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
---Cottage, rooms. hit. and bath;
furn.,. on Frederick ave-, bet. End
and 3rd, next to cor. Of 3rd: $50
per wk., incl. gas and cleo. to
respon. family only. La. 6-3436.
DRUM POINT BEACH--Attrsctiye g.
hadrun TnFn e0tfnQA. 1aFgA aeFANFNA
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