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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-22
BY LOU LITTLE

Tomorrow brings some tradi-
tional games that mean even
more than a conference title to
players, alumni and. perhaps,
even coaches.
Harvard and Yale play one
such game at New Haven. their
74th. Stanford and California
play another. Ohio State and
Michigan, Purdue and Indiana.
Pitt and Penn State. Washing.
ton and Washington State,
Oregon and Oregon State,
Duke and North Carolina are
some others.
If you never have played or
coached varsity football. per-
haps you would expect to find
an air Of strain OH the eve Of
a game that means so much.
But you would not find it,
for if there is tension, it's well
concealed.
Country Watching Irish
The big one tomorrow in ma
tional interest must. of course,
be Iowa and Notre Dame. The
country will be watching to see
what happens to Notre Dame
after its great victory. over
Oklahoma. I think Notre Dame
will be up to its best. with a
great deal of confidence. The
team. which many had thought
a year away, has developed
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Mantle Surprised by Honor,
Expected Ted to Win Easily

ROCHESTER. Mimi. Nov. %
R.-"I didn't think I'd get II"
Mickey Mantle said today of
his selection as the American
Leagues most valuable player
of 1857.
1T thought Ted williams
would make it easily" the
Yankee slugger said. He has
been undergoing a routine
physical checkup at the Mayo
Clinic here.
This has to be a bigger thrill
for me than getting the most
valuable player award last
year. It's a complete surprise
and, of course. q pleasant one.
I didn't expect it at all"
Mantle said he thought he
had lost his chance for the
honor when an injury to his
left leg forced him to miss a
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lot Of playing time toward the
end of the season.
up until them" he conceded.
II was having another good
year."
Doctors here told the 90
year-old outfielder the case Of
"shin splints" he developed
near the end Of the season
would clear up with rest.
But they prescribed winter
long weight lifting exercises for
Mickey's right leg, which has
troubled him periodically dur
ing his career.
Mantle said he expects to
leave Rochester some time
today for his home in Com
merce. Okla. His teammate,
Pitcher Whitley Ford. left yes
terday after having his ailing
shoulder examined.
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4 Titles Sought
By Schoo|boys
This Week End

-Four scholastic football
championships probably will be
decided over the week end.
Hammond, with a victory
over Fairfax tonight, could
wrap up its first Northern Vir-
ginia League title. A loss for
Hammond would give the
championship to Wakefield,
which has ended its season.
Wakefield's record was ST..
Hammond now stands at I'll.
Tomorrow afternoon, Ana
costa and Wilson battle it out
for the Interhigh League title,
while unbeaten Landon can
wrap up the Interstate Aca-
demic Conference champion
ship with a victory over st. Al
bans. A victory for st. Adams
will create a triple tie among
Landon, st. Adams and Friends.
st. Johns and Gonzaga meet
Sunday afternoon at Griffith
Stadium for the 30th, time in
the football series between the
two rivals. with the Catholic
League championship at stake.
The Cadets can take their
second straight title with a
victory. A win for Gonzaga
would bring about q triple tie
among st. Johns, Gonzaga and
Carroll.
One other game involves
Episcopal and Woodbury. For
est in Episcopal's Homecoming.
The schedule:
Hammond at Fairfax. 8.
Hermitage at Mount Vernon. 8.
George Mason at Falls Church, 8.
Loudoun County at Osbourn. g.
DeMatha at Georgetovn Prep. 8.
Landon at st. Adams, 3.
Columbian Prep at Bainbridge Prep. 3.
TOMORROW
Interhigh League championship-Wil-
son vs.: Anacostia at Coolidge, 1.3O.
hnnandale VS. Groveton at Mount
Vernon, 2.
ggsTndon ~ Mclean. 2.
Richard MONTGOMERY at Gaithersburg,
st, ,stephens at Christchurch lsaluda,
Va, 9.
Bulls Prep at Navy Plebes. ..
woodbury. Forest ct Episcopal, 2.
SUNDAY
st, Johns VS.. GonZaga at Grifith
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LOU LITTLE LOOKS AT FOOTBALL
roditionoI RivoIries
Spice Grid Program

rapidly. The losses to Michi-
gan State and Navy helped
that development. The reason
it helped is that this Notre
Dame squad had the potential
strength for development.
It win take q lot of football
to best the Irish, but Iowa, I
think, deserves the pre-game
edge. Iowa has more manpower,
an outstanding line In size and
ability. and an offense. that can
throw two or three types Of
the T at you, balanced or un-
balanced. and the double wing.
from which It not only passes
but can run. The line. led by
a first-rate tackle in Alex
Karras. is one Of the best.
Ohio State Favored
That Ohio State. with a run
ming attack. managed to win
against Iowa. capturing the Big
Ten title, is enough to make
the Buckeyes the favorites over
Michigan, especially if Don
Clark is back and ready for
action. Ohio States defense has
been strong. The Buckeyes,
Michigan State and Iowa, in
the past month";, have given the
conference three Of the Ma
TONS fine teams.
Yale stands to outscore Har-
Continued ON Page C-3. Col. 4
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land first baseman. finished
sixth in the voting. with 81
points. He was followed by
Frank Malone. Red Sox third
baseman, So; Minnie Minoso.
Chicago outfielder, IS; Jim
Burning, Detroit pitcher. 46.
and Al Kaline. Detroit OUT
fielder, 40.
Twenty-seven players were
named In the balloting. eight Of
them Yankees. Chicago had
five. Detroit four, Boston three,
Kansas City, Cleveland and
See MOST VALUABLE, Pr. C-s
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Nips Ted, Sievers
For Most Valuable Award
Roy Only % Points Back;
Fox and Med oueuId Close

NEW YORK. Nov. % (H.--
Mickey Mantle Of the Yankees
has been voted the American
Leagues most valuable player
Of the 1857 season by the Base
ball Writer'S Association.
It was the second consecuE
tive most-valuable award for
the star centerfielder. but un-
like 1856 when he swept the
boards. pNling the maximum
1876 points, Mantle barely beat
runnerup Ted Williams Of Bos-
ton and Roy Sievers Of WASH
ington, who finished third.
Mantle had 233 points, VIII
liams 209 and Sievers EOS.
Fox, McD0ugald Close
Mantle had only six first
place votes. compared to i've
for williams and four for
Sievers. but none Of the "a
voting members Of the associ-
alton named him lower than
fourth. Williams, for some in
applicable reason, received one
tenth and one ninth-place vote.
Sewers lowest vote was one
seventh.
All three were named on
every ballot. as was Nellie Fox
Of the White Sox. who finished
fourth with q surprising five
votes for first place and 1913
points. Gil McDougald Of the
Yankees, who commanded the
four other first-place votes, fin
ished fifth with 165 points.
It was the fourth time in
his brilliant career with the
Red Sox that Williams finished
second in the most-valuable
balloting. The great slugger
won the award in 1916 and
1919. Ironically, in each Of
his runnerup finishes, it was a
Yankee who beat him.
Wertz, Malzone Follow
Ted finished second by Al
points to Joe DiMaggio in 194l
despite his spectacular .406 bat
ting average. The following
year he paced the league in
practically all offensive depart
ments but lost by 81 points to
Joe Gordon. His margin Of
defeat in 1947 was just one
point. when DiMaggio again
won, because one Boston writer
refused to give him even q
lOth-place vote.
williams also has finished
third once and fourth twice
since coming to the big leagues
in 1889. 49,
Vic Wertz, smuggling Cleve-
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Weekend Football
On Radio and TV
SaturdaY Television

Saturday Television
North Carolina at Duke
WRC-4. 2 pm.
Saturday Radio
Virginia at Maryland, WTOF
and WPIK, 1880 pm.
Boiling Air Base at Quanticc
Marines. WPRW (1460), 2 pm
Iowa at Notre Dame, WGMS
2 pm.
Sunday TelevisiOn
Redskins at Eagles, WToP,
2 pm.
Sunday Radio
Redskins at Eagles, wTOP-
Q, 2 pm.
Forty Miners at Colts,
WWDC, 2 pm.
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10000 70 See
Terps' Finale
With Virginia
Bokhtior Big Threat
To MuyIund's Bid
For SIS Season
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

By MERRELL WHTTTLESEY
+, Maryland closes a football
season in which there have not
been many dull moments to-
morrow afternoon when. the
Terps entertain Virginia, an
old rival that will become a
steady one. The teams have
not met since l945, but will
meet for the next several years.
Game time is 1880 in Byrd
Stadium. but the university is
hoping the spectators will be
on hand for the start of the
parade Of the 2.S00-man Air
Force ROTC corps at 1850.
About 10000 will see the
Terps' finale, many Of them at
tracted by the appearance Of
Jim Bakhtiar, the Cavaliers
tireless fullback, who is ex-
pected to make some Of the ALI
Americans.
This is an extremely impor-
tant one to Coach Tommy
Mont and the Terps as a VIC
tory would mean a break
even season against a schedule
that includes four teams in
the top 20. The Cavaliers are
2-5-1, and still have to play
North Carolina at Chapel Hill
next Saturday.
II Seniors End Careers /.
Seventeen Maryland seniors
end their collegiate careers, but
only three from the first team
and four from the second. Ed
Cooke at end. Gene Alderton at
center and Don Healy at tackle
are the starting team losses.
The Terps are 12-point
favorites over their closest At
lantic Coast Conference neigh
borS.
Bakhtiar, one of the Districts
schoolboy greats of the past
decade at Western and Bulls,
will play his next-to-last game
Of an equally brilliant college
career.
For three years the person.
able Iranian has carried the
load of the Virginia offensc.
But despite defenses geared
against him, Bakhtiar is just
short of $500 yards gained
rushing in a three-year varsity
career.
John Idzik, the Terps' scout
against Virginia, said Bakhtiar
is three-quarters of their Of
Tense. He kicks of, kicks extra
points and field goals, quick
kicks, plays about SIS minutes
a game. and is outstanding
defensively.
Consistent Gainef
Jim is not the breakaway
type. in fact his longest run
this season was 10 yards. But
he pounds at the middle and
spins for the consistent short
yardage.
Bakhtiar has scored 43 points
this year, six touchdowns and
7-for-14 extra points.
However. the Terps cannot
concentrate too much on Bakh-
tiar's line pounding as Vir-
GINA leads the ACC in passing.
Reece Whitley currently is the
individual passing leader, and
Nelson Yarbrough was confer
ence champion last year.
They give Virginia the best
See MARYLAND. Page ca
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL

catawba. 20; Newberry. q,
Arkansas A&M, SO; ouachita, q.
i. PUGET Sound, 81; British Columbia,
COLES, Of osarks. o: Henderson. o
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CADILLAC 1857 Custom Fleetwood
go Special. air cond.. premium
pres. In addition 70 ali power
FEATURES company car, liberal
trade and terms
AkerS Olds-Cadillac Co.
Fsirlington Shopping Center
CADILLAC 1865 "6Gp speefa1
FLEETWOOD sedan cobalt blue. fuii
soEsf equipment, very clean now
only s3.2S5 CCc suarsntee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldsCo
lZ22 22nd st. NV. Pc. 7-2e0o
CADILLAC 1854 8s2T sedan. nav.
sr steering brakes. hydramstse
Iaoio, heater; rs 2-tone ana =
nice car warranted; SITS
Akers Olds-C Cadillac Co.
Fairlington Shopping Center
49,. va oV 3-0350
CADILLAC 1854 go" Coupe De-
VIE fts the custom hardtop);
wheoTs and seat electrically op-
sIa iliiy equipped and var
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
Fsirlington Shopping Center
SCI va OV 3-0350
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STORES foR aERI
GOOD Dor Any RusINEss- IN

GOOD FOR ANY BUSINESS rim
In bark Of store . iarRt show
Nlndows. 1929 rsAS IA n.10a3
; STORES FOR RENT in shopping
center 81 Meadow wood. Nd on
Colesyilie I'd one fOxjO one
20'x50' IA g-7552
30 n ST Nw.--Opposite OPO.
eluding heat. kew a. nOR New York
ave. NV Ma s-674i, ~ a-732j
STORE FOR RENT in nice shop.
pins center on Broad 81 in Fails
Church, Va Approx ,2nn "a.
n. Of Moor space suitable for shoe
store; rental, s23b per mo Phone
IL 3-s75O
fDEAL STORE. t2Ox00D. for delicA.
lessen or bakery. In nice So shop
pins center Call THE WHEEL FIR
CORP. 1870 Waller pl Sc 10
5iO n NE.--store and apt i0I
i4th Sc store and ant ECHAF.
PFRT. Di2 Eve NV. Ma s-5s63
ETORI. 9nxsb ample Darkinq
center oi Fallf Church ideal for
engineefs architects retail sales
&c Call ~ S-i671 or Ct
CORNER HOUSE,, commerc Wood
mont area. Rethesda-- Ideal ioi
any type repair shop good park
Mr. CAIcARh slJj mo RE
T-pi6O ewes oil 2-iDs7
sT. LOCATION, available ioi
holidays, lArge space excellent
ioeation Apply gln y ~ nv
kAsTOVER SHOPPING CENVEn
for delicatessen- restaurant, 3DJ
no store, available about Marrf
Present tenant moving 4
larger store within center 10
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LOTS, ACREAGE Tor SALE

$50 On. ramp. sites D C.. nearby
Nd, few in size, 81 500,
up RIA $4,000 ia p-3sOB.
COUNTRY CLUB GROVE AREA
SO-f0ot wooded lots; $40 900,
terms L COOK, JE 2-3272
BTiLDFRs Beautiful forest acre
wooded lots IN HeAbrook Acres
only 20 min 10 d G. ana Fort
Meade sever water and gas
good financing will subordinate
" LEO STORCH Developer, ~
i-f4Hn
FAiHfAX Approx 3 4 on Rites
n-"li must sell only ~ b0u
$500 down FAIRFAX REALTY
open 'lll y CIR 3-2i0i CIR 5000
LINCOLNIA w YNOKE 4 lots
tewrt-Water h S95 dn S9n mo
sl.ion DickEY, AP 7.sOs0
M. FAiRFAN VILLAGE 50. -b5,
~, for spllt-leyel home. $50 dn
so mo DiCKEY AP 7-s0sO
SHERWOOD NALL LaNV, AHA
w. lnf Nj Vernon blvd IL
CHOICE LOTS water and sewer
viii sell ell Or part so 5-4g45
81 gEaNARD's PARIs9--Lsvsl
! wooded imp go5 an 500 mo
J VICTOR DicKEY. AP. S-s6s0
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CADILLAC SO Fleetwood sedan,
fully equipped Including air rondi.
TONER. beautiful black fnish: ehauf.
lfeuf driven, one owner. - ih5.
WHEELER. INC, CHRY6LEh Try
LAROEST WAsHINCTON DEA[rf
$500 WI6COksIN NV. EN-. 2-I650
CADILLAC 1856 Coupe de vine
Beaut. powder blue finish with
matching custom interior; in new
car e0nd.; fully equipped with On
power equipment. hydra. r.. h., w..
w. tires etc Priced 10 sell today Al
1913, 1876. Can finance for 80 mos
with small down payment
Royal Motors plymouth
400 Ga. Ave. NV IA. g-290l
CADILLAC b7 Coupe de VILE
stTiking mallard green with Alpin,
electrical equipment Cadillac
most popular model, 1880
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-77O6
CADILLAC 1852 "62" 4-dr. hydra
trans power steering. Z. and h.,
seat covers. tinted glass, 2-tone
paint, low mileage. ! owner; p 1876
AIS MOTORS, INC.
1910 Wilson Blvd, Arlins ton. Va.
IA 2-4I02
CADILLAC 1857 Coupe De vine
(typeD Panama blue and white.
ell Cadillac features. including
power steering. brakes and win
dows 4 900 actual miles, o. NJ c.
guarantee Buy now and save;
speeially priced Al only S4.b45.
OLMBTKAD OLDg, 1000 Wilson
blvd Arl.. Va, ia. 7-s4OO,
CADILLAC 1856 Coupe de vile;
hydra. trans, power steering, pow
ef brakes, T. and h.. tinted glass.
elee windows. cleo seat, Wv.
tires nationsl bonded Tyr. war
AIS MOTORS, INC.
1910 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. We.
IA 2-4102
CADILLAC 1854 sedan: 2-tone blue
finish. fully equipped. ON air con
ditionine included. Not warranted;
VI ,40O. CCC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-OldsC Co.
1899 END 81 NV Pc 7-2eQ0
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MONEY 70 LOAN

AUTO LOANs-CAFs or truck. In
5 minutes whether rs paid for
or not HERSON s. sih and q
nv OF 3-T@00
MORTGAGE LOANS. ss.ooO-ss0.-
0Ol-- Group your debts. lover your
payne ntS, reliance your property
and Improvement quick. honest.
courteous service on real estate
farms. etc. ONLY n the state u
Baltimore No day or nixhs suns
and holidays 81 SAsatoga 7-t0f7
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lcoNrlAUtpl

BRADLEY Hills sEcTION--Bsau
ideal for hlsh-pfieed home witt
daylight basement. plenty OF tFeei
$4,000 Ewes and sun, Nj, Leh
ling. oil. a-0dks ROBERT n
HALL CO. OIL 2-3ab0.
BETHESDA - SO lots for builder
priced complete with streets, side
walks, driveway aprons. sewer
water, gas lateFals. Terms.
KENefN0TON AREA---b6 lots
all englneefing done. streets Of
sub-erade, Priced low, smal
amount ef cash required. Ewes. am
ROBERT b HALL Co, oil a-3sS0
cOLORED = saS On, SIS mo-
'g v,e sR Pl Siick XIV, h As I u &
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Trust NOTES FoR SALE

SECOND Trust MOTHS - Mus,
liqgidate at once, seasoned
notes full price SIS $50. vii
81. IN lts entirety only. 3Sss
discount II not Interested DO
nos call Wo. 6-d9ui after $50
y N
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. Ter RENT

INDUSTRIAL BLDG. for lease h
Silver Sprtag 8 OOa so "a suit
for machine WORK. slectrantc mis-
electrical service or Eenerai con.
tractor. All-steel construction. "a,
Giant heated equipped with 3.
phase electric service Propert,
enclosed with Eft chAln-lins
fence For info ask fox MP
OWEN Jr.. DE- s-3S8s
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

xONE CT, $4,000 "a e., 7as-ft
frontage on important highway
Thc per So II Open TO reasonable
oner Terms ARRANGED ERWIN
REALTY co, WA T-033t. ewes
SALE on LEASE
eround sales ofice and gAraee
look iHs Wilson blvd, Ari W
]. ALrHoFF. NE. $4,000 or 10
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AufaMosItts ton SALE

BUICK so super Riviera 2-door
hafdlop, n and h S24B. HOR-
NER's COR. ~ Years . Buick
Dealer, Fia. ave. ne, ct 9TH. Ii
b-04Gl
BUICK 1864 Super riviera sport
coupe dynafiow, radio, heater, g
tone finlsh, Immaculate condition
exterior and interior, 81 800.
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aEAl ESTATE LOANS
FLORIDA PROPERTY
BoaTS

INDIAN LAKE ESTATEs-i.-aere
lot llxs ~ $50 viii sacrifice az
N2.nOn u l-AsAl
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
"WANTED"

ConvaleScent Home
Laree residence or BLDG. on size.
able lot, with no zoTilng problem
will paw ~ to s25O0O0 Please
call Mr. Wells. oil 2-G6SO FRANK
3 PHILLIPS. INC, ID 7-i4ii
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33-FT DEADRISE. motor and hul
IA nrst-elass coRdtfion, excellent
BAY nShiag boat Priced for Quica
sale. ~ 500 cash Telephone An
NAfOtiS, Colonial 3-a2lS OF
evenings Colonial s.elhp
1877 RrNABOUT de LUXE boat
i0-h . Atwatfr motor approx
4 hours slee starter. all de luN'
EQUIP. FOrmics iamlnatec toll
deskS and side paneis VIII sac
rifiee for $1,000 Ju p-a33g
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CADILLAC 1859 hardtop; 2-tops
veg tires. hydra s1.145.
Emerson a. Orme, Buick
2iOl Pa. Ave. NV. FE. $4,000
sia4ssss,a n Or 6BER. AET6TFEsT zHi
I FUNERAL DIRECTIONS ssdaT
with jump seats; fully equipped
ar . e?nd trsded in or a ~ o Con on,
| hail the original price
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
lllgl slst g.. NV III 7-0lIl
CADILLAC 1855 sedan; black: thi,
one Is loaded with extras. power
steering. power brakes, tinted glass
sAber wheels, Continental kit. piul
ON Air conditioning AZ no add.
tlonal premium. only $3.50, Gee
Capitol Cadillac-O Co.
12.2 e2nd 81 NV. FE $4,000
CADILLAC 1857 De Vile. Beaut
blue and white finish with matching
interior Fully. equipped With ali
power access, hydra, T., h., Wv
tires. etc Pun price, - .2a5.
Royal Motors plymouth
iIo0 Ga AYE NV IA. $4,000
CADILLAC 1855 80" coupe a.
pass hardtop model; fully equipped
reduced for this I'D, S3.I6b.
Akers Olds-Cadillac Co.
Fairlington Shopping Center
Alex, Va OV 3-03b0
CADILLAC 1919 80" 4-dr. $500.
sP 3-62O5
CADILLAC 1857 cow. dark gray.
ell power EQUIP. 900 Ri really
clean Best cash ofief. no trades
NO 7-1.3s. bet 81 pm
CADILLAC 81 4-dr. sedan. model
623a, black, all power extras.
Wv. tires. chauffeur driven. Low
mileage, like new, $4,000. DE
.-JOiO
CADILLAC So de ville-type coupe
striking 2-tone Ereen equipped
with power steering and brakes,
etc. excellent thrOughout 81 500.
Suburban Cadillac OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING cENTFR
BEfHESDA. ND oil. 6-S7O0
CADILLAC 1855 go" Special
FleefSpod sedan conservative
black Hnusually wen Kept power
steering power brakes, electric
WINDOWS and seat reduced nov
70 onlr ~ sa5 CCc guarantee
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
Zee 2"nd 81 NV Pc 7-26oo
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AUroMorlve MISC.
TRAILERs

: INV XrNMER HOUSE TRAnERs
a. fl, ! bedrm. also a. f..
hedrms with auto washer. each
SIT vide. viii sell Wholesale
vo. 3-5o7G after 5 N
COLONIAL So Soft. tandem. ST.
$50 toilet. shower must sell
TOwNsiEY. $3.50 Richmond hwy i.
U s No l, Alexandria. Va lS'
laS6 GENERAL. 35-ii I bedrm /.
exec cond S500 cash. take up
pymts OF SIS - nc OR. 3-s0l7
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hHF AAiFs DtNAs f. EtAffA CiN nv
u S-lsSG
CADILLAC 1857 convertible coupe
lusirous black nniEh white TOP
ha.m0niHing black ana white gfn.
utns leather interior full power
equipment only - SOS. Ccc Euaf.
A1tet
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
zoe END 81 NV FE 7-eana
CADILLAC IS. cons hny equip
excel eond "A 500 diploma,
selling AID 4-7OUa Ia 10 8
CADILLAC 1887 80" coupe. Ugh,
gfay with dark eFGy TOP f1lls
eeu.ppec, power steering power
brakes real savings 81 only
- oaA Ccc guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
lsse asnd 81 NV FE 10000
cADIi LAC 1887 r. Dorado seville
ivory finiSh With custom white orion
top luxurious top-ETein leather
interior Fully equipped powe
sterrinE. power brakes many other
rsnnrmenis Exceptionally clean
s. us5 CCc guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
le22 s2nd 81 NV Pc. $4,000
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WAREHOUSES FOR REMT

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house space with once. = lFe
double doors Call APP 1890
WAREHOUSE AND GARAGEi VIC
n Capitol and New York ave
nw - separate hldgs, appfoS
1000 So II In both. These bldgs
have been remooeled throughout
ali moo cenventeneeS Have L
be seen 20 be appreciated Fol
further Information, eall DAvlr
KEPPELIa Licensed Real II.
tate Broker. Ma s.2u1d
ROCKVILLE PIKe -Piannlng beau.
tiful new high efficiency light in
dustrtal BLDG up TO So. 600 50 II.
floor AREA. up 10 100 car or truck
park ing Ready In spring. Low
rent, desirable and cow corner
location As far IS Is known there
Is nothing like this for efficiency
and dollar value around u. c.
Principals and brokers inquiry In
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POHANKA Oldsmobile

WNthinFton's Oldtst Oldsmobllt
leadership. a. Their Sexeai
uSED-ChR CENTER
$40 Univ Blvd = Silver spg Nd
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OF lovely rollins sround IS oE!y on'
Of the extra features Of this beau
Oful rambler Pull osmt. hus'
side porch. patio. barbecue rit. ar,
some Of the others. 5 oedrms-' o.
course But best Of all the FHA
appraisal IS Sip,000 ana you car
buy Il for Si7 $50 Gail IA. $1,000
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Better Homes

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HOUSES WANTED 70 SUI

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