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for readjustments to bring the
budget closer to the break-even
mark.
1t appeared possible. said one
of the board members, Judge j.
Edgar Murdoch, that next year
and hereafter the situation will
be alleviated.
One reason Is that doctors will
be convinced of the efficacy of
the Salk program by next sum-
lmer. This past summer. with
reports on the vaccine regarded
as incomplete. the staff after
long elaboration decided to con-
tinue to forego operations on
children during the polio season
of July to october.
This. of course, cut into reve-
nue. which will be forthcoming
when a year. round policy on
operations is possible.
Ward for Older Children
For the first time, the hospital
also will open a ward to older
children December is.
Miss Torkington said an entire
floor probably will be turned
over to them. This will raise
the age limit from IL years to
children who have not reached
their 18th birthday.
Miss Torkington said the new
policy is in keeping with a trend
all over the country. She said
10 or 20 beds would be earmarked
for the older children, and later
adjusted to meet the demand.
During the last IL months the
hospital continued to show a gain
in children using the outpatient
facilities. About 10000 visited
the department, compared with
$4,000 last year. The use of anti
biotics has made it possible to
reduce the number of children
who must be admitted as bed
patients.
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the colleges varsity football
team. Coach Bob Meyne said
he had expected to use him as
his first string fullback next
year. Fl
A graduate Of Sidwell Friends
School here. young Kenworthy
was president of his class for
four years of high school. He
was co-captain of the football
team in his senior year.
Starred in Sports
He was an honorable men
ton selection on The Stars ALL
Prep football squad in 1854 as a
halfback. He made the ALL
Metropolitan soccer squad in
1855.
Besides his parents he is sur
vived by two brothers, Thomas,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04
Son Of Editor
For U. P. Killed
In Car Crash

| David Kirk Kenworthy, 49,
Iyear-old son of the United Press
foreign news editor here, was
killed last night when car in
which he was a passenger over
turned about 10 miles west of
Greenville, Ohio.
Young Kenworthy was the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Ken
worthy Of 1925 Forty fourth
street NV.
Police said the car was driven
by James Billiard, 81, son of DR..
and Mrs. Dexter M. Billiard of
Rockville. Md.
Driver Injured
Young Billiard suffered minor
injuries when the car apparently
went out of control on a curve,
the Associated Press reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04
New Wheel Assembly
Boon to House Trailer

AKRON. = A tubelesS-tire,
wheel, and brake assembly has
been developed that makes pos
sible a new era in mobile-home
construction.
Overall tire diameter has been
trimmed about 4 inches without
affecting load capacity. BY being
free of combining wheel wells.
the new assembly allows use of
12-inch electric brakes and
truck-type spoke wheels. permit
ting the designing Of rolling
homes that use every available
inch of floor space.
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Both youths were students al
Earlham College. Richmond. Ind.
about 20 miles west Of Green
vile.
A sophomore. young Kenworthy
was on the deans list and was
president of his freshman class
last year. He was a member Of
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a junior at Earlham. and Lee,
a student at George School near
Philadelphia.
A memorial service will be
held at Earlham College at
pm. tomorrow. Burial will be
in New London. Ind.
The family requests that
tokens Of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
general fund of Sidwell Friends
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04
Mexico's Debt Cut

MEXICO CITY Greater eco
nomic activity and improve
ments in tax-collection methods
have resulted in a balanced
budget and a reduction in Mex
ico's public debt.
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Ton, SAID the organization IoSl
$4,000 operating the last Il
months.
Compared with most recent
years. when ITS to 200 polio pa.
tients were admitted, only Is
have gone to the hospital this
year. One epidemic year in 1915
the polio patients numbered 325
Readjustment Need Seen
While sharing the joy of this
blessing. the directors saw need
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-04
Dropin Polio Cuts Income
At ChiIdren's Hospital

Nobody happier directors of Chldrens
Hospital about the strides made
the fact that the hospital this
deficit through loss of patients
This revealed yesterday at the annual meeting of the
hospitals directors The administrator Miss Edith Toking
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-08-31

communities throughout the coun-
try and employ a staff of $50 in
structors, many of them graduates
of the Central ORT Teachers
Training Institute in Switzerland.
New Programs Projected
A program of industrial train
ing schools for immigrant young
sters, which ORT recently insti-
tuted. with the aid of a U. S. gov
eminent grant, will be enlarged.
Increased immigration from North
Africa during the first half of
1856 has intensified the demand
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-08-31

Mobile, ALABAMA

for these classes, which are Speci-
ally designed to prepare new
corners for jobs in Israel.
Other new projects include the
opening of Israel's first Textile
Institute at Ramat Gan and es-
Enlistment of a post-secondarY
school level training center for
technicians for the construction
trades at GivataYim. Ground has
been broken for a new vocational
high school to be erected on the
outskirts of Tel Aviv which will
be one of the largest in the coun-
try.
Although the capacity of ORT
schools has risen over 25 percent
in the last two years, and the
number of graduates these schools
send into the labor force has in
creased proportionately, the re-
port indicates that trade schools
are having a hard time keeping
up with industrial requirements
for skilled people.
ORT activities in Israel receive
funds from the JDC. a member
agency of the United Jewish APP
peal.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-08-31
More Technicians to be Trained
At ORT Schools in Israel

An enrolment well 5000
during the coming year anticipated by ORT Israel according
10
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1956-08-31

Besides an increase in the
number of trainees, ORT also en-
visages extension in the range of
vocational education in line with
the economy's steadily increasing
need for trained workers.
These services will be offered
at As trade schools. plus between
IS and 40 adult courses conducted
in cooperation with the Ministry
of Labor.
The schools are located in 20
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HOUSES UNFURhIsHED
coLORED
HOME VALUES

5036 sth ST. N.E.A3 bedrms.
living rm,. din, rm., kit. and bath;
has h.-s.h.; S125 per month.
O. < 81. MS rooms and
1875 N. CAPITOL sT.-1o rooms,
ioIi oTis PL. N.w.-s rms,
oil h.-w.h.; SIPS.
4352 DUBois PL. s.E..-2 bed
rms. liz. rm,. din. Kit. and bath,
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
2 Mass. Ave. NV. Ma. 5000
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE NEED, 3-bedrm. houses In NV;
we have q waiting list Of diplomats.
DRAVILLAS REAL ESTATE Co.
AIR FORCE COLONEL, desires 8 or
4 bedrm. house, N. ,Arl., May or
June occup., 2-3 VI. lease; $40 to
$40 per mo-: refs. ia. 5-O74o;
WORKING MARRIED CPLE., desire
garage apt. or estate cottage In
Bethesda-Chevy Chase or NV. area.
Prefer 2 bedrms. but will consider
other offer. Call EN-. 2-03ll. --lS
Turn. house May to Sept; rental
approx 500 mo. Wo. 6-l056, after
= pm. IL
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GEORGETOWN - Girl, $3.50, to
share house with 2 other girls. RE.
7-702S. -19
WORKING WOMAN will share home
with another woman; S4O-S45 mo-;
Sc. area. LU. l-4062. Ewes. only.
COLoRED-MAN TO SHARE COM
pletely furnished home n ne. VIII
another man, LII. 3-143O' aiter
602 n CAR. AVE. s.E.--will share
attrac. home with refined cple.i
cow. transp.; TV. utils.; S76 mo-
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494 NJ ST. S.W.--6 rms. kitchen
and bath: gas h.-w.h.: so mo-.
30 r ST. NV rms kitchen
and bath; $50 mo.
500 SEATON PLACE N.E.--5 large
rms. kitchen and bath; oil h.-w.h.;
is1s sEAToN PLACE N.w.-6
rms, kitchen and bath; gas heat;
SIS. so mo.
I345 SIXTH ST. NV rms,
kitchen and bath: gas heat: $40 mo.
WASHBURN a. MAIZE
925 New York Ave. NV. ST. 3-2Sl5
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TRAILER, Sxlo; owner wishes to
ship to Mimi; free, for delivery
1902 N. Pierce ST., Apt. 100, Ar.
MACK's TRANSFER; very reason
able rates: any time; also sun;
closed vans; exp. help. Ii. 4-ussz'
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your MOVING. stor-
age Reasonable rates. ia. e-2s37
MOTT MOVERS. dependable. reason
able. Ask your neishbor. ia. 2-506e,
ewes. after pm. ~
ARROW TRANSFERS. rooms as low
aI As $50 s 81 50 per mr. Padded a ysns'
CHESTER MOvERs-Large. or small
we do them all: clean, careful. cour-
teous. ST. $500. RA. 3-1973.
LIGHT HAULlNG, local MOVING;
beaches Q speciality. 8. L. MORRIS
--TU 2-li5O or II 6-2SS9:
MOVING ACROSS The STREET or
across the country. safe STORAGE In
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0l04. UNION SToR.
AGE CO. INC Established 1905
HILL. weIl-known mover: ms; exper
men: closed vans; low rate; apis.
low as $50; any hour. AP. 1886,
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night; expert handling. reasonable
rates. DU 7-9RSG
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FAIRLAWN

GI OR NON-GI
modern Groom brick homes IN
porch, h.-w.h., nice lot. One facing
park. Very COW. to everything. Best
sc. location, Call Mrs. Cox. LU. 2
1896 or ST. 3-736S, ATLAS REALTY
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

R SaaEsieT v HEIGHTS lS rith r esffe
i Iun fenced fenced lot. Price. ST.. 500;
terms. Ii. 4-l114 or OIL. 2-l427
PL. Sc. near Alabama
and Nichols aves.--Attractive de-
tached home, suitable for, famt-
lies; has. five rms. q oedrmss }
bath on Isl f.; z rms; on nj; ina n a.
in bsmt.; oil burner, h.-w.h.: ga
rage; lot, ITO IT. deep. With q
$3.50 price. reduction: this home
Is an exceptional buy for Sl5,1o0,
Ewes, Mr.. Gordon, WO. 6-1935. l.
T. GRAVATTE, Realtor' MA. e.
CSx ifIaf;oL HILL, N square to Pa
S SsMiss'1 suitable for ORGANIZATION,
s SIS. 900, Ewes; a' Is. 5;I!sss l. :.
CAPITOL HILL CORNER; owner
will take tremendous loss to sell
quickly: overlooks public PARK;
faces wide a ave ;n,d n rms; .,,s
s ootn'' and dft hoaasskeepins rms; IRE
escapes. oil burner, hot-water heat;
90 cheap. Ewes, TIE. 6-2233. l. T.
GRAVATTE, Realtor. Ma: S-0753.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-We nave
several good buys in brick semidet.,
GI approved. Some producing in
come. NEWcOMB REALTY. 20.
FAIRFAX vILLAGE-Lse. semidet.
brick: 8 bedrms.. full bsmt., An
chor-fenced lot; close to sh9pping
center. bus and school. OWNER
Fairfax VILLAGE, CT approved
3-bedrm, semidet. brick, full bsmt
Price. S12.750: excel. cond. Ii. f.
SR Observation-Disclosures,
brk. 2 bedrms., scr. porch, rec, rm.,
steel constr. fenced yard. paved
alley, nicely furn; Gurn, included
S13.150. terms. 10. Suisse. lis
NEAR TWO AVENUES-Home Oh
investment: large corner lot. rented
at Sl70 per mo-; $500 to 81. OUT
cash: will exchanse. OWNER, IA
Q-SO1O ID
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
CHILLUM
$4,000

OUTSTANDING 2-bedrm. brick home
with lge. separate Hy. rm. and din
rm. Attrac., paneled rec. rul. Lse
fenced rear yard. Cow. transp
NAME Your OWN TERMS
T. N. LERNER d CO.
TIL o-T400 It'll o nm.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGTON FOREST, 1875 N. Edi-
bus and school; S135 mo. on lease.
Open Sun, 2-6. A. LATTERNsER.
T 0Is a-S M2ER q oedrms,; semi
detached patio; near Pentagon;
avail. Immediately. EN-. 2i765G
LANHAM. MD.-center-han Colo
heat; i acre. Middle-ased or older
couple and yearly lease preferred.
efHhE:yY Y tcSHHAsE-Newlv decorated,
well furnished. 6rm. brick; fin
washer: large shaded yard; con-
yenient to everything. 1909 Oh.
Oh. blvd; $500. Phone OWNER,
D Eli S11sb COUNTRY RESI-,
DENCE on going farm 35 minutes
to downtown Washington, Liv: rm,,
library. din rm a.. kit: scr; "a porch S.ih
on LIST d.. with 5 bedrms., 2 baths
on End A. Parklike woodland, boat
ing and fishing privileges on river
which borders: One OF Vas most
scenic spots In a community of
s 9sey country tb PLACES esun ES'0s vh ne
FRANCES TSl1S9s f Powell EIinif Hill. 1905
GRAY, FE. 3-l934. is
BIT; PLEASANT-Nicely furnished
9 9st rn aous sss h.a Fo0R Rsas k Issei
nEORGETOWN-6 rms. Ia baths,
transp.: $3.50. Wo. 6-593S. is
UPPER BRIGHTWOOD =. At $3.50.
this spacious 3-bedroom will be hard
to duplieate: full-sized dining room
master bedroom, built-in garage
transportation at YOUR hngertips.
For Inspection. HUI. 3-3646: eyes.
146s 18Th ST. N.w.-suitable for
nonprofit organization or embassy;
e. rms mo aS BITS long FLETCHER HER
REALTY. Wo. $4,000; ewes. Wo.
R0cRKviLLE-Nice brick home with
bedroom and bath on LIST A.; 2
bedrooms and bath upstairs fire-
place, bsmt.. gar: PooleSViile 3l03.
GEoRGETOWN-6 complete rooms.
mod, many unusual features, grand
piano. Ice. PATIO price conditional.
Open 2-5, 29Q7 Olive aye. lis,
GOOD NV. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
q rms, 3 baths. Excel, for lge.
family or guest house. EN-. 3-61S4.
1917 RITTENHoUsE ST. N.W.06
rms. Q baths. powder room. knotty
pine rec. rm.,, bar servette,, 'uilt-
porches, ] alum. screened. Excel.
wall-to-wall carpet. Floor-to ceiling
mirrored fireplace-wall. Custom
drapes. 12-cu.-ft Shell. Oil heat.
$3.50. TIL. 2-l3SE. Ia
SPACIOUS HOME in Cleveland PIX.
bedrms., 3 baths. Avail. Apr. l.
EN-. 3-gl35.
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COLORED
11Od Ord Sc NJ WI
COI.ORED

Remodeled 3-bedrm. orick home,
gas INV. heat; cow. downtown loca'
ton. SIS mo. Phone AID. 2-6s6O.
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HILLCREST
S22. 500

Detached brick dwelling: LIST A.,
liv. I'm. with firepl., din. rm,'
posal and dishwasher; md A., 3
bedrms.. bath: fully knotty -pined
bsmt., gas &C. heat: Venetian
blinds, storm windows: garage.
FREDERICK A.. BLUMER CO., 81!
Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 7-10SS; ewes. and
Sum- LII 2-79O5 -lS
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GLOVER PARK - Well-built row
brick. J bedrms., bath and porch
upstairs Liv. rn.. din. rm.. kit:
2 porches down. Finished rms. ana
details, cali RE. 6-6ss0 or EN-
2-S53S.
CAPITOL VIEW REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-17
OPEN SUNDAY
One O'Clock to Five O'Clock
1920 LINNEAN
AVE. NV.
FORREST H1LLs

A truly beautiful brick CENTER
HALL home designed for gracious
living in a most attractive setting.
The large reception hall leads to a
paneled den with layatory. The
living room has fireplace and
opens to screened porch. The
dining room is family-sized and the
dinette is roomy The kitchen has
an excellent view OF the garden,
Three spacious bedrooms and two
baths are on the second floor and the
attic contains a finished, heated
room plus a storage room. There is
recreation room with fireplace,
complete bath and maids room in
the basement. The brick garage Is
for two cars. The home has gas.
hot-water heat and outlets for air.
conditioners. Price, S36,500.
To reach: Out Connecticut ave-.
right on Ellicott st. to Linnean ave.
RI ght on Linnean to house
GEORGE l. BORGER, Inc.
REALTORS
643 Indiana Ave Ma. s-0350
Wo. 6-7649, EN-. 2-s673
Ia
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tn. 2-74oo til o pm.
UPPER R. /. AVE. NE.
Lovely Detached Home

-
UPPER R. /. AVE. NE.
Lovely Detached Home
8 rms; 8 bedrms.; liv. rm.; din.
rm.: side hall plan; finished attic
bsmt.; oil hsat: awnings; large lot;
Oct; gsrage. $3.50 down; Only
s ILL.,: r. s eSis A Rz s4sS S.l az
COLORED-NR. fth AND MD. AVE
IS lge. rms, mrs.; new cond j
AVE. N.E.---clean 6-rm. brick,
payment. DI 7-SSeO. III
COLORED-GI APPROVED, S13.750
So Crittenden st. n.e.---Mod. semi.
Diet. 6.rm. nome, with finished recr
nm, ia bath, ige; lot. Nj; Sham.
P PM Ap NC. 'y is6a New sSHs 5ersss
cOIoRED-DET. HoME-s1a5 dn
18th and Franklin SITS. ne. s rms,
screened porch, firepl.. gas heat
payments less than rent. JAMES
CARR, Elk. 3-7400. AID. 4-S050.
COLoRED- u eth ST. = vacan'
2-story frame. rms. baths
c eRto fHpDlfss c2 2iN h5TS9S cT S
water. gas. etc. 81. 800. CO. 5-s293
coLoKED-RIvER TERRACE. 1885,
BAKER ST. N.E.-Open ! to
pm. Price reduced. An attractive
brick home with basement. Com.
pletely redecorated. 2 good-sizeC
bedrms., Anchor fenced plus from
and assume AZ CT loan Of S51
per mo. Total mo. payts. approx
S95. Call Mr.. Handy, LII. 2-6a7s
with DEMATATIS REALTY. ST
CoLORiED-HOME AND INCOME
500 18th st. nee rooms. 9 kitch.
ems. 2-car garage: newly decorated
Sestl Can Miss zaker, FE. sOsess
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., 1924
18th 81 NV AID A.2nnh
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MICHIGAN PARK

MIOf1IIIA1V 7 I11l1A
4 hlks. north of new Providence Hos
pital. 1921 8. Dakota ave. n.e.-Semi-
detached 2-story brick: full basement,
5 bedrms., also separate dining room:
ia baths. all new furniture, for S146
mo. and 2-year lease: after = years;
to tenants, clear: or unfurnished,
sos mo-: bus fare only. Open
sun. go pm. or phone for appoint
ment weekdays.
STEUART BROS, INC.
pI. 7-2434 DI. 1906
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Nw lHoUsEs Tor SAN. NE. tcsat.iI

cOLoRED - SOS DOWN - North
Woodridse. Attractive detached home.
rms. modern bath, fun basement.
recreation rm-. gas heat geraee
Elk. $500, Ia 9-7760
pA Q-STf1
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SOUVENIR CONCESSION

SOUVENIR CONCESSION
Opportunity for substantial in
come from small investment Ex-
pansion of business REQUIRES full
time attention to Tour Terminal
operation. Cooperation by terminal
management assures steady income.
Excellent, pleasant business for re-
tired person or couple. Call NE
S-4647. lis
WANTED-SOMEoNE
TO TAKE A CHANCE
Veteran with business experience
has chance to 60 into business for
himself in metro area Of D. c.: does
not have proper collateral for bank
loan; need $4,000 to properly finance
business; over 81. 900 will be GOV;
cred by equipment and stock: will
give personal note for balance. will
pay much better interest than you
are now getting: interested party
can make thorough Investigation OF
proposed business and also OF yeter-
ans habits and character. Write
poy Rn.I. Star III
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CAPITOI. HILL.

CAFIIOI HILL
Partially restored 1S-ft. row brick
fiat front with all the scrolls Of the
Colonial days: 4 bedrms., mod. bath,
liv. rm., library and din. rm., kit:
full bsmt. gas h.-wh.; nice yard for
Ma. S-5491 After 8, Ii. 1887
IQs
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MoVINc, PACKING. STORAGE

TRAILER. sx1o; owner wishes to
ship to MINI; free. Tor oeilVery'
I302 N. Pierce St, Apt. 106, Arl.
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BETHESDA bedrms.; Ice. liv.
rm., full din. rm.: lge. encl. and
heated sun porch; 2ia baths; tull
garage: Ice. corner lot. Price S22..
500. viii consider trade for ground
or improved property. Any rea:
sonable offer considered. THADEN
REALTY CO.. HO. 2-4090. LO A.
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FALLS CHURCH
Larchmont Realty, Inc.

-----t--S.--e-
pancy in this newly decorated 3.
bedrm. town house adjacent to Fair.
| lington shopping center ami D. C
busline; minutes to Pentagon OF
Navy Annex. Modern kitchen; auto
gas heat; laundry and storage rm.
Fairgrounds. $685. Agent or
lpremises daily.
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2-BEDROOM detached house. large
FENCED .vd. Close to Memorial
Bridge, ia 2-4a24. is
FIT. LINCOLN AREA-Attractive o.
rm;;; ,?-bath brick. Gear garage;
1880. liz
Wa bedrms., 2 baths, bsmt.. y
acre. S135. Other close-in . and 5
bedrm.. S90-S160 FOX REALTY,
ia. 2-S230. ia. 7-1S36. Is
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Runs batted in-Berheret, Wertz, Yost
CD. Two-base hitS-Colavito. Smith,
Wertz. Lemon, Carrasquel. Yost. Stolen
base--Luttrell. Sacrihces-Grisgs, Olson.
Double plays--Lemon to Snyder: Lut-
trell to Snyder to Sievers. Left on bases
Cleveland. 10; Washington, II. Bases
on balls-Of Grisgs, 4: OF Mossi. 1 :;
of Houtteman. 3. Struck out--By
Griggs, 81 by Houtteman, 4; by Mossi, ];
by Daley, /. Hits-of MossI, z in 3fS
innings; of Daley, 0 in ia innings.
Runs and earned runs-Oh Mossi. Al:
of Houtteman, 3-2; of Daley. 90; of
man (Griggs). wild pitch-Griggs, VIM
ming pitcher--Grigss u-2l. Losine
pitcher-Mossi Old. Umpires-Flah-
erty, Rice, Summers. Mckinley. Time
2:39. .S17.
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LittIer Two Strokes Up
Going Into 7 Texas Finale

Ernie Vossler. young Fort
Worth star. laid down a Sc tc
gain a tie for fourth with Tommy
Bolt. the tempestous club thrower
from Houston, and Sam Snead
of White Sulphur Springs. w
Va, who was the pre-tournamenI
favorite.
Bolt shot a 81 and Snead So
with the latter complaining once
more that he couldn't buy a good
putt. Bolt had an eagle. using q
3-iron to clout 200 yards within
five feet of the pin on IL.
The low round of the day was
by Don Whit of Alameda, Calf.
who whipped up a "a. 1t made
his total 209 for 81 holes. Bob
Toski Of Holyoke, Mass, who had
a IS, pulled into seventh place al
2O3.
If Littler wins first money
here, he will take over as top
Garner of the year along the golf
tour. He now has $11,595 AZ in
official winnings and the Texas
International first prize would
send him over SIS. 900.
The leaders.
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Sexton Out on Bail
After Street Fight

NEW YORK, June 4 (P.-
Johnny Saxton, world welter-
weight boxing champion, and
two walters are free in $1,000
bail each today following a brief
bout on a Queens street.
The case was continued in
Queens Felony Court yesterday
for a hearing June IL on mutual
assault charges.
Police said Saxton, Is, for
sock boxing gloves in favor Of q
baseball bat when two walters
Wade Nance, 90, and Samuel
Wyatt, "a. allegedly blocked his
car by double parking.
The walters, police said, fought
with a lug wrench. A round Of
horn blowing preceded the main
event early Saturday.
The two walters required
medical attention for cuts and
bruises. Saxton was uninjured
All three are Negroes.