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Evening star., 1955-03-13
Other Club Winners

StUSi SiuU NYIUuGtS
Agriculture: W. aoldman-D. R. An
AIe1andri.: Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ
N!eSpn Moleny' Chester Morri'-Lewis @.
Andrews: 1t. comdr. and Mrs. W.
Chess: lsis) J. D. Henry Hsu.
Mrs. T. W: Broueh-Mrs; Dixie 7;
Ga6rilovitch. Mr. and Mrs. b. J. Har-
ris.
Conversational Secretaries: Repre-
sentative Page Belcher-James Brown,
Elinor Goodwin-Wslter J, Pitman.
Mrs. Agnes Fischer Charles Richter
J. Fred staver. tPairS Mrs. Florence
Millspaugh-Stuart Dunlop, Charles
Richter-J Fred Staver.
GAO: Mrs. C. Virginia Dye-Frank
Goren: 90 Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carney.
Mrs. T. W. Brough-Mrs. Einor Fin
excl. l3/7) Lois Cassell- l-Marsuerite
kfsGn Ma Ash
Mrs. Helen Wells. Mrs. Edith Valen-
Penthouse: Conrad Edwards Ernest
Pisyi.E: 5slsi Mrs: Lucy MscSn-
way-Mrs. Marie Hilliard. 90 Mrs.
Stanley Beasley-Mrs. JACK Bennett.
Melvin AnthonyaBiii snBi Green. .A
stephan: ($121 Mrs. Harry Kaplan-
Mrs. E. R. Shepard, Mrs. N. A. olm;;
stead-Mrs. James Plamer. (aO Opal
Van 'Horn-D. R. Anderson, Jim Kee-
gan7conrad Person. ('s) Mrs. Alice
Robinson-J. P. Leary.
Walsh: (Sec. AZ Opal Van Horn
Manfred Sobernheim, Mrs. Howard G..
CampbellRush Buckley. tSec. b Mrs.
Lilya B. Cook-Lynn D. Carrier, John
Maryille STANLEY johnson.
Wright: Mrs. Dixie T. Wright-Don-
aid ChriStman
Evening star., 1955-06-29
PITCHING
FIGHT
Continued From PAGE C.]

Continued From Page C-1
|fourth-round technical knockout
in a title fight here two years
ago. Last February be drew with
Tony DeMareo. ex-welterweight
champion. in a fight which some
Boston writer's thought was
Carter's.
Smith won the National AAU
title in the 126-pound division
here in 1948.
None of this appears to have
impressed potential customers.
Pre- fight sales were very light.
The fact that neither is q New
England product is one Of the
reasons.
Counting on a brisk gate sale.
generous estimate would be
5000 spectators for the l3,909-
seat capacity Garden.
Carter gets 40 per cent Of the
net gate receipts and Smith 20
lper cent. In addition both get
a slice of the $4,000 in televi-
sion-radio rights.
Carter's unusual record in
cludes losing and regaining his
lightweight crown to Lauro Salas
in 1852 and Paddy DcMarco in
1854. He first won the title from
Ike Williams on a technical
knockout in 1851.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
BOYS BASEBALL

MT. vERNON-LEE LITTLE LEAGUE
Mt. Vernon Bank, 4; Virginia Hills. 3
Jerry's BARRIERS, 8: Bucknell Manor,
Dixie Pig. o; Groveton Plumbers, 8.
G. g. J.. "a: Pin Rollers, 10,
Pen Daw Motel, z; Groveton ESQ, 3.
MT. vERN0N-LEE PONY LEAGUE
Gosnell Bulldozers. 8; Dukes Of well
Alex. Furniture Trade-Ins. 8; Griffith
Consumers. 4.
FAIRFAX RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Vienna. Z: oakton, 8.
BOYS CLUE OF WASHINGTON
Limited LEAGUE
Federal Storage. z. Bunker Hill, /.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE
West Div. Midgets
Oliver Appliances. 7; Fortuna Lug
John Lison, 8; Bethesda cindel
Carrier Drug. Z; Maloney Concrete. 4
Central Div. MidEets
St.. Catherine Laboure, 4 Edgemool
Kensinston Blue Jets, 7; olenviev
Cave Ford 10; Parkway Cleaners. 4.
East Div. Seniors
Oakdale, 10; Burtonsville, 4,
Colesville Colts, 10; Takoms Boys
Club, 1,
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE
tMajor1
Benning Lions. O. Benning Heights.
Capitol Heights, Z; Mandell chey
rolet. 9,
watts Branch, IL; Burrville. z.
tMinefl
Ida's Department Store. II; Kasper'
Mems Shop, 8,
Walker Dunlop, IA; Logan. IS.
ourisman Chevrolet 5; Merrick Boys
Club, 3
Marlowe Coal s.; Crummell. O.
GSA, 8; Queen of Peace tBlues1. 3.
Decker Distributors. Is; Queen o
Peace tRedsl. 4.
Francis, II; Helier's Bakery, 2.
Watts Branch. 3; Kelly Miller, 2.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
New Champion
Only Sure Thing
lin Women S Open

WICHITA, Kans., June 20 up.
"A new champion is the only
sure thing about the $500
Women's National Open golf
tournament starting tomorrow,
Babe Zaharias, who won it at
the Salem Country Club. Pea
body, Mass. last year, is recu-
Iperating from an operation and
won't play.
On the uncertain side are such
things as playing distance and
par for the beautiful Wichita
Country Club course, the wealth
er and the physical condition OF
one of the better players. Mrs.
Carol Bowman Of Oakland
Calf. who was hurt in an auto
accident Monday.
Joe Dey, USGA secretary, says
distance and par could change
daily.
Under normal conditions it'll
be $3.50 yards and par ~, but
/ if it's windy the yardage will be
$3.50 and par II. The slack
would be taken out of the 10th
hole, normally a 440-yard stretch
which frequently has a strong
Southerly wind.
Continued unfavorable condi-
tions such as heavy showers plus
winds up to $3.50 miles per hour
that limited practice sessions
yesterday are forecast today and
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-06-29

10-under -par 50. He fred II
brides and eight pars.
He had a IS Monday and Il
his booming drives keep or
course the rest of the week he
will be the man to beat for the
$4,000 first prize. He was second
to DR.. Cary Middleton in the
Western Open last week end.
Snead checked in with q one
under II and wasn't happy. He
headed straight for the putting
practice green.
Snead had had more luck with
his fishing. He reeled in his limit
of five Coho salmon on an ex.
pedition to a Vancouver Island
fishing camp.
He was the guest of a Vancou-
yer newspaper which got him
here for the Open with a guaran-
tee of $500 that he would catch
his limit.
Other name players competing
include Julius Boros, Bob Ros-
burg, Ted Kroll, Bud Holscher
Dave Douglas, Dick Mayer anc
Bo Wininger.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
British Columbia Open
Storts on Soggy Course

VANCOUVER. B. c., June %
(R.-The odds were on the mud.
ders today as a picked field oi
SO pro-golfers and IL amateurs
started play in the $4,000 Brit
ish Columbia Open.
Heavy rain has drenched the
6,596-yard par-72 Shaughnessy
course the last two days. Parts
Iof the layout were soggy and
more rain was expected. It ap-
peared. however. only the rain
would prevent new scoring rec
Iords. for the well-tailored, wide
open course. The field, which
includes Sam Snead, White Sui
.phur Springs, w. Va, is one OF
the finest ever to enter a West
|ern Canada tournament.
Mike Souchek. ex-football star
from Durham. N. c., harged
through driving rainstorm yes
terday for q record-equalling
Evening star., 1955-06-29
z Harness Racing
Figures Die, One
while in SuIky

PRINCETON, ILL.,. June 20 up
Charles S. Dad) Rumley, II
veteran trainer and driver OIL
harness racing horses, died yes.
terday. He had been i'll three
weeks.
Rumley had trained trotter.
and PAGERS for IS years, and wa.
la winner of many a sulky race
on the harness circuit.
VERNON DOWNS. N. Y, JUNE
20 GA harness race driver
slid from his sulky and died yes.
terday as he was exercising ONT
of his horses at Vernon Downs
He was Floyd O'Neil, 56, of Towr
Line, N. Y.
A track physician said O'Nei
apparently suffered a heart at.
tack. O'Neil had won 10 races al
Vernon Downs this season, the
last one on June %.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
|MortineIIi, Berry
Settle Row in Mat
Feature Tonight

Angelo Martinelli and Wild
Red Berry, who won q decision
over the referee last week. will
battle until one or the other is
"a winner in the feature wrestling
match tonight at Turner's Arena
Claudio Villar suffered q cash
over his left eye while officiating
the bout last week. With his
vision obscured by blood, he
called Martinelli the winner.
then changed his mind and
named Berry the victor. Later
still, he played it safe and called
lit no decision.
Ivan the Terrible and Lord
Clayton Littlebrook take on Bob
Bradley and Sky Low Low in a
midget team match. The little
men will battle for two out OF
three falls or so minutes.
In 30-minute preliminaries,
Billy Darnell faces Walter Kam-
|eroff and Harzan Tolas takes on
Danny Scarrazzai.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
jamie I rotter to Beat
In Rich Baltimore Opener

Lady Dunn. winner Of two
$4,000 races in Maryland. ear
lier this season, also is highly
rated. as is Lord Steward. max
ing his first Maryland start this
season.
The Laurel meeting that closed
last night was considered one of
the most successful in the track S
Ieight-year history. although rain
permitted only 18 full programs
to be run instead of the sched-
Iuled 20. The total betting was
/ l$5.774.729 for the 10 nights,
$68, ,985 under last year when &c
nights were used. The nightly
average was up. however.
Last nights getaway feature,
the $1,000 pace seventh race,
was won by favorite Miss Mel,
with Eddie Taylor driving. The
victory enabled Taylor to beat
out Bob Parkinson for driving
bonors during the meeting.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press

NEW oRLEANs--willie Pastrano, 17s,
New Orleans, outpointed joey Maxim,
1S3. Cleveland Q0D.
MIAMI BEACH. Fla.-Harold Carter,
100, Newark. N. j., outpointed Julio
Mederos, 198. Havana t10).
OCEAN PARK, Calif.--Pete Kawulia,
$50, winnipeg. outpointed Willie Lucero.
l2SA. Hayana t10l.
RICHMOND. Calif.--Baby vasauez.
poni, 1856. Oakland Calf. Goj'
CHICAGO < L. c. Morgan. 13T.
Carr, l39, Chicago t6l.
HOUSTON. Tex.-Billy tsweetpeal
Fimbres. la8. Phoenix al
pETRoIT--Johnny higgins. 114h. De-
froit. KNOCKED out Arthur Wright, 175A.
FORT WORTH. Tex.--Ray Riojas.
Fort Worth, knocked out Marvin Smith,
Wichita t5l. tLightweights but exact
weights not available.l
MoNTREAL~-Tony Percy, l47, Drum
mondyille, Quebec, outpointed Alan Nc
Fater. l45M. Toronto l2l.
gREEPoRr' n Y;..Larry. ;,..L;n. Baker; Baker,
oRrfen. i4T. Meridsn. Conn. tIe,.
HALIFAX, N. S.---Kenny Lane. l3s,
Muskeson, Mich, .outpointed Dick tKidl
Howard. 1873. Halifax t10l,
ROME. Italy-Maric D'Asata. italy,
Ioutpointed Robert Meunier, France u0l
tBantsmyeishts, but exact weishts not
Available.l
Evening star., 1955-06-29
Capacity urnoutPoys Tribute
70 Bernie Hurter in Farewell

Bernie Harter, former sports
editor Of the old Times-Herald
lis leaving Washington with the
best wishes Of many Of his friends
who turned out for q farewell
luncheon yesterday at the Touch.
down Club.
Harter. entering the insurance
business in New Jersey, was hon.
|ored by q capacity turnout al
which such sports figures as
Ted williams, George Marshall
Dutch Bergman and AL Lujack
were among the speakers.
Also present was Bernie 4
younger brother. Ken. news edi-
tor Of the Washington Post and
Times Herald. and their father,
Charles.
Bergman. first president of the
Touchdown Club which Harter
helped to organize, was master
of ceremonies, while Lujack, club
vice president. introduced the
distinguished guests.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
star Racing Editor

STANTON, DEL. June 29--
Richard A. Lewis First Lap prob
ably will go of a slight favorite
over four 2-year-old rivals in to-
days $40, ,000-added Dover Stakes
lat Delaware Park after the over
whelming choice, undefeated
Polly's Jet. was scratched this
morning.
However. John McShain's Bar
clay Stable. owner of Polly's Jet,
still has a good contender in Aug
hill, who was narrowly beaten in
a maiden race by Desomer here
last week.
Aughill. has had only one race
and is rated highly by his trainer,
Russell Downes. This son of Royal
Charger and Da We was only a
nose behind Desomer in his de-
but. Desomer ran 5 furlongs In
1925 on a good track to defeat
Aughill.
Polly's Jet now is being prepped
for the Tyro Stakes at Mon
mouth on the Fourth of July.
With five going in the Dover
the winner will earn $10.475
Mrs. Royal Firman, jr.'s, Black
Frost, Leon Santore's Flying
Teddy and Nelson w. Dodge's
Sapran Haste complete the field
for the 17th Dover. which has
been won by such turf stars as
Royal Governor. Wiffenpoof and
Tahiti. The 1948 running ended
in a dead heat between William
G. HeliS' Ennobled and Elmen-
DORIS Wiffenproof.
Wheatley Stables High Voltage
,x,sll L. H., - n ,,ts
Evening star., 1955-06-29

BALTIMORE, June 30 (Spe.
cial) The Maryland harness
racing scene shifts to Baltimore
Raceway tonight. with an eight
race program opening a 20-night
stand following the windup al
Laurel Raceway last night.
The feature tonight is the $10,-
900 Presidents Cup Trot which
has drawn seven top-drawel
entries.
The Baltimore plant is located
on Pulaski highway (Route 40)
at Martin boulevard. 8 miles
northeast of Baltimore. Post time
Is $50 pm. A special B6C
train direct to the track leaves
Union Station in Washington al
$50 pm.
For tonight's feature. jamie is
regarded as the horse to beat. He
won the $4,000 Savage Trot al
Laurel last week, and the week
before that took a 5000 event
at Roosevelt Raceway.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
WG&CC Opposes Pennington
In Women's S Stute Golf FinuIs

gross score Of 70 over the Roa.
|noke Country Club layout with
Mrs. Albert B. Bower Of Rich.
|mond's Country Club Of Vir-
Iginia.
Members Of the defending
championship team with their
scores were Mrs. Charles Egen-
road. so: Mrs. Lloyd w. Dennis,
jr., 81: Mrs. Howard Lady, s6;
Mrs. Gordon Simmonds, 81; Mrs.
George Calvert, SO, and Mrs.
William Walsh, %.
Besides Miss Jansen and Miss
Elliott, members of the Farm
ington team were Mrs. william
Pollard, s6: Mrs. Chalmers Gem
mill. 80: Mrs. C. q. Quesenberry.
95. and Mrs. Llewellyn Miller, on.
Low gross scores, behind the
two leaders:
Country Club OF Virginia, -S3l:
Roanoke. 542: Hermitage, sac:
James River. SIS; Boonsboro Of
Lynchburg, SIC: Hidden Valley
|of Roanoke County, S94: Court
House Of Fairfax, sos; Cypress
Grove Of Franklin, 6i4: Blacks
burg Coli Club, GIT: Forest Park
of Martinsville, 6ls, and Oak.
wood Of Lynchburg, 658.
Evening star., 1955-06-29

ROANOKE, Va. June 90
|B.-The defending champion
Washington Coli and Country
Club Of Arlington and the Farm
ington Country Club OF Char
lottesville. winner Of four Of the
eight previous events. clashed
here today In the championship
round Of the Virginia Women,s
Golf Association team touriA-
|ment.
The washington team finished
yesterday with D low gross score
of SIS to SIT for the Pennington
team-led BY Mary Pat Jansen
|of Charlottesville, who fred an
even par "a for medal honors.
Also competing today were the
Hermitage Country Club OF Rich
|mond and the James River Coun-
try Club Of Warwick, which had
the low net scores yesterday and
were to meet for the consolation
championship.
The rest Of yesterdays field
also was scheduled to compete
today for individual prizes for
low gross scores.
Sydney Elliott Of Pennington
shared yesterdays second low
Evening star., 1955-06-29
IpoLLYs JET SCRATCHED
First Lap Slight Choice
In Stake at Delaware

/ for her engagement In the Della
ware Handicap Saturday. The
3-year-old gray filly. who nm.
iished third in Mondays Gazelle
Stakes at Aqueduct, viii carry
I116 pounds In the fnile-and -one-
quarter Delaware Handicap.
Trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsim-
mons announced that Ted At
tkinson would ride High Voltage,
Her regular jockey, Eddie Ar
caro- will be busy handling
Nashua In the Dwyer Stakes at
Aqueduct the same afternoon.
Koko Dozo. a well-named s.
Iyear-old gelding, who was re-
Gently purchased by David O.
Neuman from George Mohr, won
yesterdays $4,000 sixth race.
one Of the co-features of the
day.
Koko Dozo is the name Of q
japanese cocktail. The geldine
lis a son of Double Brandy and
Spirit. To keep in the spirit ot
things Double Brandy won the
Brandywine Handicap in 1850.
Walter M. Jeffords' Opet
Sesame, who finished second In
last Saturdays New Castle
Stakes, turned in a convincing
workout yesterday in prepara-
ton for Saturdays Delaware
Handicap.
George M. Humphrey, Secre.
tary of the Treasury, with his
wife were visitors here yesterday
They watched Early Warning
owned by their daughter. Mrs
Firman, romp to an easy VIC
tory in the $4,000 La France
Purse, the seventh race on the
icard
Evening star., 1955-06-29

While the luncheon was pre-
sented in honor Of Harter. some
mention was made Of the un-
timely death of Harry Agganis,
25-year-old first baseman with
the Red Sox, which saddened the
sports world earlier this week.
Williams described the sense Of
shock among the Boston players
at Agganis' death, and said that
the former Boston University
athlete was headed for real STAR
dom.
Tom Dowd. travelling secretary
of the Red Sox and a National
Football League official, was
among the speakers. He and
Marshall exchanged barbed
pleasantries.
Harter was presented q scroll
Of appreciation signed by his
friends and also was voted q life
membership in the Touchdown
Club.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
'LincoIniu Nine
Struggles to
|Stuy Unbeoten

Lincolnia Of the Departmental
Sandlot Baseball League is find
ing it tough task to keep on
the heels Of league-ieading Co
lumbia Heights.
Columbia Heights, first-half
winner, has q 40 record in Sec
lond-half play. Lincolnia Is right
behind at 30. but its third win
Ia 2-l decision over Naval Com
munications yesterday, took IL
innings.
The winning run was scored by
Ralph Halpine. who walked,
stole second and came In on an
error. Bud Downs went the route
for Lincolnia. giving up four
hits. striking out II and walking
four. Dan Bieber pitched . good
game for Navy. giving up only
three hits. and striking out eight.
/ Buddy Wilson scattered i've
hits In pitching Jack Pry to a
l7-3 victory over Federal Bureau
LOT Investigation in the Indus
trial League. Manager Al Busch
ling led the winners 12-hit at
tack with four singles in five
trips, batting in three runs.
Jim Birch's single In the top
iof the ninth inning, driving In
1.-TWO runs, gave Strick's Restau-
rant a 7-6 victory over Snug
Harbor in q Gauzza League
game. Lou Smith. who relieved
Don Groeper in the SEVENTH was
the winning pitcher.
| In games today, all at $50
Ip M. Atchison & Keller plays
IGroveton at Fairlawn, Federal
Storage meets Silver Hill at the
West Ellipse and Philippines and
Military Air Transport Service
play at. the South Ellipse.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
SELECTIONS
AT BALTIMORE

1Parma Hanover, Randy Volo,
Par Flight.
2--Joe Boxwood. Vernon Dale
Miss Star Nc.
3--Cindy's Up, Ed W., Majesty
Hal.
4--Flo Schuyler, Peach Brandy
Mighty Me.
5Jamb, Belle Rosecroft, Battle
/ Up.
6--Meadow Bird, Quick Way.
Star Too.
Jamie, Lord Steward, Lady
Dunn.
SHADY Farvel, Romona Key
Jade Hanover.
Longshot daily double--MARY
r. and HOMESTRETCH morris
Evening star., 1955-06-29
urges Golf Ronge
Opens Tomorrow

The Arlandria driving range
and miniature golf course, oper-
ated by Billy Jurges, the former
major league ball player. will be
opened formally at 8 pm. tomor-
row.
Jurges is arranging a celebri-
ties night for a later date. The
layout is at Presidential Gardens
on Mount Vernon avenue in
Alexandria off Ridge road.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
Lawson in DecuthIon

CRAWFORDS VILE. Ind,
June % (P.--Robert L. Lawson,
20-year-old University of South
,ern California sensation in the
recent Southern Pacific decath-
Ion, has entered the AAU Ma
|tional Decathlon Friday and
Saturday at Wabash College.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
WOMEN'S
GOLF

Katherine Diggs with 90-15-
Us and Mrs. Ray Stewart, GALS
rs. tied for low net on ladies
day at Manor yesterday. Mrs
George Martin won low gross
with 86 and Mrs. J. P. Trou-
lchaud of Kenwood low gross
among the guests with 81.
Nine-hole winners were Mrs
William Robert, 49-16-33, and
Ada Lowe, a gross 48.
! Mrs. Bernard Kilshemeir was
low net winner at Norbeck with
101-28-73. while Mrs. Ben Ro-
zansky was second with 89-11--
rs. Mrs. Herman Kossow OF
Woodmont was best among
guests with 103-22-81.
Mrs. Robert Clark won Glass
B honors at Court House with
96-19-77 and Mrs. Frank Stop
Ipa topped Glass C with 1889
80. Lack OF enough qualified
players caused the cancellation
of the, A tournament, Mrs. r. Fl
Nash won the nine-hole tourna-
ment.
Mrs. William Henley scored 3t
points to win a point toulna-
lment at Bethesda, while Mrs
IW. C.. Ready and Mrs. keith
IKittle each scored 80 and Mrs
Wilbur E. Smith had 81. Mrs
George Maxim Of Congressiona
had low gross among guests will
I85. while guest net winners were
Mrs. E. S. Dutton. 94s17-77
and Mrs. J. e. McGolrick, 1903
1880.
Mrs. Morton Samler and Mrs
Phil Miller combined for 1882
rs to win what was described
as a "pro-schmo" tournament a
Woodmont. Mrs. Ralph Gold
smith and Mrs. Charles Gold.
lstein scored los to tie for gros'
honors with Mrs. Nat Lubar ant
Mrs. Samuel Cohen.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
PuIumbo on AlI-Stors

| CHICAGO, June 20 (P.-Sam
Palumbo. 2lS-pound linebacker
from Notre Dame, has accepted
an invitation to play with the
College All Stars against the
Cleveland Browns August u.
Evening star., 1955-06-29

DALLAS TEXPaul Dean E igh member the Dean family
that operated with Cardinals Gasroue the 930 letter
Methodist
6oo5 18pounder had
Ny he being for big pitching At left
Alex Hooks, baseball SNdU-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
HARNESS ENTRIES
AT BALTIMORE

DAILY DOUBLE CLOSES SEQ Pm.
POST TIME, $40 PM.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500: pace
Evening star., 1955-06-29

Wheatley Stables High Voltage
will be shipped to Delaware Park
Evening star., 1955-01-21
3OOSE GREEK FARM
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

ol..s o GoVs5y Gsks yAs nsas acre.. c09ss ss
acres woodland. balance cleared.
frontage on each Of two surfaced
roads. and about one mile on Goose
greek Price, for land and geod
&c. SI7S' acre. xsk.usY REALTY
CO.. IA. e-i2b2; IA. 7-2650. pa
sTLvER SPRING, Hillandale section
Extra large M-acre lot. wooded;
among $4,000 homes. The only
gSoosd Sff ~ lsEA1TNYl We, CO. IsMaiGpiSls M ne
RAvENwooD--oniy s iots remain.
ing " virginia's finest community.
sity sewer. water and gas. JE.
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suitable for 9 senidet. houses or six
2-famiiy. fats; water, sewer, paved
street clean nsy cClSIsd l:S. ne nsisnScr ,s,:
TO responsible builder. GEORGE ".
WoRTH1NoToN q SON. ma. $3.50.
Ewes. WO. 0-00S6. -%22
OxON HILL--10, GOOSE. 1T. lots. for
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$i,600 and up. with water, sewer.
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SON; Ma. $500. Ewes. Wo.
81 s-yUrSis ACES ON CITY wArER. jus.
on shirley hwEj only 20 min from
Pentagon; $3.50 per aefe e q
whole: terms available, Builders or
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Reaitors, Springfield. Va. KI,
stUnRRbnfHvSisros tnRn Of 90 acres mak,ns
so large wooded lots. Just on lee
hwy. vicinity Faiffsx; percolatien
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sponsihle builder can buy this for
$4,000 cash. balance 6es 1st trust,
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Isaak wooDEp LOT, sle,. . AsR-
ard pARoCHIkL SCHOOL Approx,
rs acres with. 2OQ-ft. frontage On
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srb6ivided into four tracts. each
s5o-ft. depth. ne land is hish,
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on 10 acres. Pr. Geo. Co.; 20 min.
q. q. line. ore.rocfa eottasg. tool
hard road. dogucod, holy. rsdhud
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op<A 2-Aefe lot irontine % Rt. q.
Vse@. 80 psf acre, EEs Nv IVA
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Evening star., 1955-01-21

UTILITY TRAILER with
4x7x3-ft. lia-tcn CAP, tenders new.
zoos Mass ave. ne. 23s
LATE '53 ULTRA MODERN 37-ft..
air-ccnd. Spartan: conipi. bath, IN
ciud. nv, foafn-rubber mattress, pill
lows, cafpeting. lined drepes. many
extras. OWNER. Adults: Potomac
Park Ct, Z. Potomac PIX, Lot SlU.
1DaD zfMMER. 30 H.. sleeps o. metal
construction: good cond.: $1,000.
CaIl 20. o-6b4l after 8 pm. al
'53: Q beaut. house trailer
at An ATTRACTIVE price: DU. 7.QQ1S
or KI. S-i071. ---2l
GREAT LAKES, 42-FOOT
bedrooms, ualk.throush bathroom.
plenty Of full.length closet extra
large living room with high ceiiine,
modern kitchen with. dinette set.
Delivered price .$4,2p1.
YEARS TO PAY Ar 81
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC,
1880 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 0-323i