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JACK 1lSLle OF the 1lgefS says
Ted Williams is hustling al
much as any player in the game
an expression which prompted
the Red Sox slugger to seeI
out Detroit's manager the Other
day to thank him for those
kind words. :. When President
Eisenhower attended the Sen.
ators' game the other night
he told Cal Grifhth, "I'd like
to see that big Lemon hit one
out of here. Jim said, 81
had q bunch he was roofing fol
me, but / didn't get a good ball
to hit all night. Last year
when the President attended q
midseason game Lemon swattec
three homers on the Yankees
Whitley Ford.
Paul O'Bryan, Washington
lawyer who is part owner OIL
the Tigers. brought his sor
Dale, 8, to the game with the
Senators Friday night. Dale
wearing a Uniform with tht
number 7, same as Harvey
Kuenn's. came equipped will
a first baseman's mitt anc
Shortstop Kuenn said. "Mayht
it means something" .
Cruelest dig of the season
at the Senators is contained IL
this weeks Sports Illustrated
....A full-page cartoon show
a man before a judge in Trafit
Court, with his honor saying
If you're brought in here jus
once more I'm going to sen.
tence you to three days "a
Grifith Stadium. In tn,
same magazine there's . pol
Of prominent Los Angeles foil
regarding the shift Of tn,
Dodgers to that city and there
surprising skepticism about how
they'll be supported in LA.
There's a granddaddy pitch
ing in the Pacific Coast Leagu,
at the age Of 40. :. Milo Can.
DIM, who used to pitch for tn,
Senators. became a grandpoy
the other day when son jerry
and his wife Myrita became
the parents of 8-pound 9-ounct
Milo Tracey Candini. Jerry
is stationed at Andrews Field
-. Milo is pitching for Sacra.
mento.
Bob Quincy Of the Charlotte
News poured it on Sherry
Robertson recently, blaming
the Senator's farm club director
for failure to fortify the Hor.
nets. -. The Yankees have Just
passed the million mark II
home attendance for the 2lst
time and IL years in a row. .
The Senators have topped thai
figure once.
Betty Beale's interesting col.
umn on baseball in todav',
Society Section quotes Cab
Murphy. 40-per-cent Senators
stakeholder. thusly, There are
no rules to prevent womer
from managing or even play.
ing. The heck there aren't
LIN 1852 Harrisburg pa
had Mrs. Eleanor Engle, a.
year-old stenographer, worl
out at shortstop with the club
which said it planned to sigr
her. -. George Trautman, bos'
of the minors. promptly issued
a rule barring the signing Of
women as players and his edict
was concurred in by Commits
sioner Ford Prick.
= y
A breakdown of Roy Sievers
total Of 30 homers this season
shows he belted Is with nobody
on base, Is with one on anc
two with two on. Thus, 4,
Of his runs batted in have beer
produced by homers. Mrs
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|Sievers' Blast
In 18th Gives
|Griffs Victory
Continued from Page CT

vNCo AAOMh obc vi
II he had tagged properly, but
Rocky's loft merely brought
the wrath OF the customer,
down increasingly on Ramos.
Ted Alternately, the Senators
fifth pitcher. emerged as the
winner. the first game he wa,
won since May Is.
The Tigers seemingly hac
scored the run to break up the
marathon in the 18th after
Boros welcomed Dick Hyde Il
the fray with a single. Red vii.
son sacrificed and. johnny
Groth singled to bring Boro:
around.
Single Restores Life
But Sievers, hitless in six pre-.
vious opportunities which in.
cluded one walk. brought thu
Senators to life again with his
single OF Harry Byrd to star
the bottom of the inning. Bee
quer and Berberet took it from
there and the Senators had {
chance to win as Berberet tool
second on the throw to thu
plate.
Lou shifted to third with only
one out when Boros bUbbleC
Milt Bolling's grounder, bu'
Bridges tapped back to Aber
who tracked down Berberet OF
the third base line. Jerry
Schoonmaker batted for HydI
and walked to jam the bases
but Ed Yost struck out.
The Senators missed theil
greatest chance to break thu
game open in the eighth wher
they filled the bases with non.
out. Truman Clevenger wa.
safe when Harvey Kuenn FUN.
bled his grounder, Yost singled
and Pinch-Hitter Clint Court,
ney was hit by a Duke Maa.
pitch.
But Lemon grounded tC
Boros. whose throw to the plate
forced Clevenger. Sievers die
the same thing and this time
BoroS got Yost at the plate
Becquer batted for Art Schulz
and Lou Sleater disposed o,
him on a grounder.
The Senators scored twice ir
the first inning against Billy
Hoeft after Bob Usher doubled
with one out and Sieverl
walked with two down. The
runners advanced when Hoeft
threw wild into centerfield try.
ing to pick Usher off second
Schult then singled to center
scoring both.
Kaline HOmers
AL Kaline pounded Russ KEN.
merer for a home run in thu
sixth inning. a shot into thu
leftfleld bleachers. and tn,
Tigers tied 1t in the seventh or
singles by Wilson, Charley
Maxwell and Kuenn.
Clevenger and Bud Byerly
kept the Tigers tame until thu
10th. and meanwhile Hoeft
Mas, Sleater and Byrd wer,
doing a job on the Senator's
who were scoreless for IA in.
nings until they tied the game
in the 10th.
NOTES: Ramos (T-e) will
oppose Larry (4-lD in today.
2 o'clock game. Larry, who
last won a game June IS, ha.
lost seven in a row and will bt
striving for the 18th time Il
post his fifth victory. II
will be International Air Cadet
Day, with cadets from 81 for.
eign countries and the 48 State.
attending.
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Stewart Net Victor

KEEL, Germany. Aug. 3 up,
Hugh Stewart Of Pasadena,
Calf, defeated Sweden's Sven
Davidson, Us. 8-6, in an In
| tefnational tennis match today.
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BOYS BASEBALL

VIRGINIA JUNIOR
AMERICAN LEGION
Eastern Zone PlayoHs)
(ChampiOnshipl
Vienna, q. Richmond. s.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
Eastern Juniors
Brookland o: Sherwood Orioles. B.
Western Juniors
Coop, IL: Upper Montgomery coun-
CYO LEAGUE
Midget
g. Frsneis Xavier. IL: st. Mary''
Assumption 10; Queen Of Peace No
ST. camillus. s; st. MarEarets. O
st. Bernard's.. o.. ST. cyprian's. O.
Junior
St. Catherine Laboure. 4; st. cy-
prian's, 3.
ST. Francis Xavier. 5; Queen Of
ST. camillus. Is; St. Francis De-
sales. 10.
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YANKEES
Continued from Page CT

Continued from Page C-l
on singles by Harry Simpson
and Tony Kubek. an infield out
and a scoring single by Ditmar,
Yogi Berra's triple to the right
field barrier drove in Mickey
Mantle who had walked in the
seventh.
Bauer's 10th homer to the
lower stands in left was hit OF
Cal McLish with two out and
nobody on in the seventh.
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eral Storage boosted its league
leading record to 81.

eral storage boosted It's league
leading record to 81.
Frank Copper led the Stor-
agemen TO a 1915 overall rec
ord with two doubles and four
runs batted in against Johns
town. He also scored four runs
and stole three bases.
Today's game between Fed
eral Storage and Johnstown
has been cancelled.
P RsaEs1tI s.I,... 2S2 29d 2-os 2 4
Casper, Cameron a. and Hine.
Eichberg. Altman az and Lewis
Home runs. Federal Storage. Mont
gomery, Brown, Miller and Farzangan.
g .oa s'vI. il39 3Q9 Q30-,s IQ 9
Pickieh. MYERS "a and Dudash,
Asar go: CAGE, Farsanegan co. and
Home runs; Johnstown, HovsTh.
Federal storags. culpepper. FarSanS-
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REDLEGS
Continued from Page CT

COntinueu from rage I'll
including Mays first homer,
through the first seven innings
In the eighth. however. VAL
my Thomas doubled with one
out and scored on Danny
O'Connell's single after Dusty
Rhodes struck out. Mays fol-
lowed with his second home
run.
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MINOR LEAGUES

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Miami. ~; Rochester. Q.
Buffalo. g. Havana, . Ill inninRsl.
Toronto. q. Columbus, 3.
Richmond, Is; Montreal, 2.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle. IL: Los Angeles, 0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Charleston. So; Minneapolis, 5-1.
st. Paul. III Louisville. 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Reading, 1913; Allentown, o..
Albany, 8; Springfield. /.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis. 10: Atlanta, 8.
Chattanooga. g.. Mobile, O.
Birmingham, 3: Little Rock, 4.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Colorado Springs, q; Des Moines, 8
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Grand slam homers = Hodges. Brooklyn
and Post, Cincinnati, each Hoax.
Cincinnati: Moryn, Chicago: Anderson
Philadelphia:. Furillo. Brooklyn: Musiai
and Cunningham, st. Louis Adcock and
schoendienst. Milwaukee. and Thomson.
New York, / each.
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/ Grounded out for Urban in 7th. c
. Forced Pilarcik for 0insbers in
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Malone and Jensen, Boston: Dolby. Chi
cage. Maris. Carrasquel and Colavito
Cleveland: Skowron and Bauer. New
York. and Smith. Kansas City. I each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

Senator Mansfield, Democrat
Of Montana. today expressed
concern that working conditions
on the Washington police force
are such that the department
must wage radio and television
campaigns for recruits.
He also said that lat an ap-
propriate time" Congress should
consider revisions to longevity
regulations and a substantial
pay increase for both police and
firemen.
Senator Mansfield made these
observations in testifying before
q Senate District subcommittee
considering two bills to increase
retirement benefits for District
police and firemen.
4 One Of the measures, prepared
by the District Police and Fire
mems Associations. ultimately
would cost the District $l26, 500
more q year than q second meas
ure backed BY the District Com
missioners. me
bible, Davis Offer bills
The so-cailed Commissioners
bill was introduced yesterday by
Subcommittee Chairman Bible.
Democrat Of Nevada. and in the
House on Tuesday by District
Subcommittee Chairman Davis,
Democrat Of Georgia.
I'm very much disturbed. I"
Senator Mansfield said. that the
police department has to 60 on
the radio and Tv to recruit men.
II took q strike (by former
Capitol Transit Co. employees
to show Just how courteous and
efficient the police force is"
Senator Mansfield also de-
clared, 1.-THE District Of Column
bia has a police force Of which
1t can be justifiiably proud. How
ever, because Of the nature Of
the District these law-enforce-
ment agencies (including the
Park Police and White House
Police) are faced with unusual
situations and problems in car
rying out their duties. New in
centives are needed to maintain
o police and fire department
which win meet the standards
required by the Nations Capital.
Would Boost Incentives
"The bill the subcommittee is
considering today would be q big
step in providing these incen-
tives. might point out that in
addition to this legislation ! feel
that ct an appropriate time Con-
gress should consider Q revision
In the Police and Fire Depart
ment's longevity regulations, and
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Textile Firm
Held VioIutor
OfLuborLu

NEW YORK, May 2 B-
BENJAMIN WYE, general counsel
Of the Textile Workers Union Of
America. said today q trial ex-
aminer for the National Labor
Relations Board has ruled the
Darlington (S. Co. Manufacture
ing Co. violated the Federal labor
law by closing Q plant after its
employees won O. collective
bargaining election.
Mr.. Wylie said the examiner,
Lloyd Buchanan, ruled the conn
pany closed the plant last fan TO-
avoid collective bargaining re-.
lations with the TWU. The en-
ployes had voted in . September
8. 1856. election 10 be represented
by the union.
Mr.. Wyle said Mr.. Buchanan
recommended to the NLRB that
no remedy against the company
could be invoked since the firm
had closed and sold the plant.
The union attorney said Mr..
Buchanan recommended, how
ever. that the NLRB require that
In event the company should
undertake In the future 70 re-
open the plant all the $50 dis
charged employees be rehired and
the company required to bargain
with the union.
Darlington Manufacturing Co.
Is q subsidiary Of the Deering-
Milliken & Co. textiles chain
headed by Roger Milliken. The
chain operates some 30 plants.
mostly in the South.
The NLRB in Washington said
Q decision in the Darlington case
would be released later today for
use in tomorrow morning news
papers. IN accordance with the
agency,s policy to release de-
cisions IN advance so affected
parties in proceedings would
have advance knowledge Of de-
cisions.
Findings Of NLRB trial EXAM
liners may be appealed within 20
daysto the full NLRB.
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Mansfield Hits Necessity
For Police Recruit Drive

9 substantial pay increase"
Senator Mansfield said Is
policemen resigned in the IL
months ending January 81. The
police budget Office estimated 1t
win cost a minimum Of $4,000
to train requirements.
Robert e. Mclaughlin, presi-
dent Of the Board Of Comission-
ers. offered testimony in support
Of the latest bills.
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System. Inc. this company be-
comes liable for all Of the for
mer firms liabilities. Mr.. Mintz
asserted.
o. Roy Chalk, the new COM
pany president. said he would
contest any decision that would
make his firm liable for the
taxes.
In the near future, Mr.. Mintz
said. the case will 60 before the
appellate division of the Internal
Revenue Service. If the division
upholds the agents contention,
1t will legally become the posi-
ton Of the Internal Revenue
Service.
An appeal could be taken later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

by the company. II unsuccessful,
to the Tax Court Of the United
States. $50
Based on IS Deficit
Mr.. Mintz explained the case
arises out Of Capital Transit's
1855 decision to take an accele-
rated depreciation Of $4.2 million
on street railway property. The
company contends 1t suffered q
net operating deficit for 1855.
Capital Transit says it can
carry back the resulting net loss
to the operating years 1858 and
1854.
Mr.. Mintz said the Internal
Revenue Service honored the
claim for the operating year 1858,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-02

foreign service in 1929. nov is
serving as counsellor Of the
American Embassy in Rome.
Vice President Nixon attended
ceremonies several weeks ago.
marking the independence Of
Ghana, formerly British colony
known as the African Gold Coast.
Mr.. Eisenhower also nomi-
mated Maurice A. Crews. a Phila.
delphia patent lawyer, as an as
sistant commissioner Of patents.
to succeed Arthur w. Croker.
recently promoted to the post
first assistant commissioner.
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Capital Transit
Gets Time for


The old Capital Transit Co.
has been granted an additional
80 days I'd protest q claimed SIS
million In back Federal taxes, its
attorney. Seymour s. Mintz. said
today.
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Mon Skaters Case
In VGticon DispIuy

VATICAN CITY, May 2 B-
A visitor to the vatican's treas
ure rooms whipped q hammer
from his pocket yesterday and
smashed the glass Of q cabinet
containing two diamond-studd
crowns.
While other visitors watched
In arnazement. Vatican guards
moved in and subdued the man
In q brief tussle before he could
reach the crowns. Vatican po-
lice identified him as Reno Pre-
sutti, "a. Of Sulmoha. italy.
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W. Flake Named
Envoy to Ghunu

Wilson c. Flake, a career dip
lomat, was nominated by Presi-
dent Eisenhower today as Ameri-
cas- first ambassador to the new
African nation Of Ghana.
Mr.. Flake. 81, who entered the
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when 81 million In taxes were
refunded to the company. But
later. the Government demanded
the money be returned. he said.
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An Internal Revenue Service
agent has made . preliminary
finding that the company should
pay.
Mr.. Mints said neither the
Capital Transit Co. nor its sue
cessor. the D. c. Transit System.
Inc. wants the Internal Revenue
Service agents contention to be
upheld. II Capital Transit is
held liable for the taxes. the D.
C.. Transit System. Inc. would
have to pay the bill, he explained
Chalk Plans Fight
Under the franchise granted
by Congress to the D. C.. Transit
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Chalk PLANS FighI

Under the franchise granted
by Congress to the D. c. Transit
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HOUSES By HUGHES-Assume hjah
- ,GI loan on this 3-bedrm.. all
brick e-story, close to all cony. :
only $500 down $50 per mo. paws
all Better hurry. w. r. HUGHES
CO, Ap -ll0u iii q n m
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VIENNA AREA-Fenced y acre with
neat BUNGALOW. Liv. rm.. din rm..
equip. kit. enclosed breezeway to
garaee, storm windows. washer and
drier. Price and terms will please
YOU. LYNN REALTY. JE. o-Q4OO.
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sppINcpIrIn ~ v,,,,, i ~ ~, M

the plum in the pud-
d ding Crestwood rambler
central air conditioning. screened
porch. patio. white ranch-type
fence. manicured lawn--everythinH
indicates lavish care. We will en-
JOY showing this home to you. Call
NICHOLS, IA. 5-lsl3 ONCE open
SUNDAY
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NEED BEDROoMS. mis- h,ick

NEED = BEDROOMS: This briek-
'front.' Cape Cod contains 3 desir-
eols Dedrms, With space for a Iih
ana Is IN Al condition throuehout:
IlIl osmt fenced lot. Neer Chey.
Ely Ineater. A buy at .Si3.75n
Cal! 'til s pm. WA 7-3G00 PGp.
ERT 6 nAVIc q. 90 rAS NOo-
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HOUSES for SALE. Nd. Cont.

Washington. D. c.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1887
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ARLINGTON. NORTH

A very attractive Cape Cod In
Lyon Village: 8 rms. . baths.
bsmt. with rec. rm and full bath,
gas h.-wh., Diet. garage, beautifully
Handicapped lot. Price, S2l,500
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.
ia. $1,000 Ewes, ia. 7-3O95
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story Colonial: .iiy rm.. din, rm.,
kt,, bedrms., bath. scr. pch.. full
bsint.. outside entr ney-ho,ise
cond.; price. Slf.650. Terms ar
ranged W W. LEWIS, HE. 4-350O
ewes WE k0-Ia "S'"'
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A CAMEO

wears we'll. SO will Eais lovely brick.
andframe contemporary on nice
wooded lot charming iiv rm. and
rec rrn both with firepls., 3 bed
rms, :, complete baths, de luxe Kit
with. eye-leyel oven. garbage dis
posal. countey-top range and birch
cabinets laundry fm and carpcrt
an additional rm can be finished
as fourth bedrm for only Ss75:
this house has plastered walls and
lot o. extras usually found only
In higher-pr.ced homes. orly 500 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

WHITE HOUSE - Nothing prettier
than painted brick Cape Cod.
especially when IL Is set on q larse
level lot with towering old trees.
Liy. rm. with firepl; separate din
rm.. 4 bedTms.. : fun baths leach
with. tub; basement screened
porch, bus ] min away. City OF
Falls Church; S22 500. HOLLEY
REALTY, $500 Lee hwy. KE s.
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u acre. STA. 50O-Brick rambler
with all the trimming. full bsmt t.
screened porch. garage, Ia baths.
separate din rm. frepl IA ny.
rm.: = bedrms, both LARGE, and
walt till you see the surrounding
grounds. holly. azaleas, fruit trees.
grape arbor, tall trees. Completely
fenced Better see this onei HOI,-
LEY REALTY. $500 Lee hwy. KE.
S-j350.
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S23,95O
PROFESSIONAL

We want YOU 10 see this fine brick
home. true center hall. liv. rm.
with ,hrepl,. din. rm,. large kit. den
rms on md &. with bath; full
bsmt., rec rm huge work area
enclosed rear porch. alum storm
windows throughout. 2-car gar. /.
completely redec. over a. Of an acre
corner lot on main hwy. 10 miles
q. c This Is good investment.
50, 600 cash,
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SPLIT LEVEL--iIeTe is a brand-neW.
ali-briek home with marvellous ex-
pansion possibilities Large LIVING
nm, with fiTepl, sep, dining rm
bedrms and baths ' m
master bedrm.l. an upper level
basement for additional bedrms
or rec. rm. and roughed In 3rd
bath. A 4th level for whatever you
desire be IL storage or a den Ca
rage and trees Walk to bus Only
$1,000 THE DARBY CO. IA. s.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTEr

HAVE BUYER for commercial prop
erty d c aud Maryland also,
ants. What have YOU? For the
bes, deal. call PAUL LEPS EN-.
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SILVER SPRING

$500 50. IT. 1-story building,
800 Bonifant ST.. next to S &; II
store. Available June |
H. MALASKY, RE. 1920
527 INVESTMENT pTrTr t,rNrs
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JIM HAWK REALTY

IL. 6.oG77, e0i s, wash st., Alex.
ALEXANDRIA
High ASsumption--41a%
ONE OF THE BEST BUYS We
Ray. mad Tor a long time IN q.
bath home bsmt, rec. rm NICE
AREA" Onlv $4,000 with ~ 000
cash, Al SMITH REALTY. XII. n
h052i ewes, JE. 2.0f54
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Sleepy HOLLOW

OPEN SAT- AND SUN. / TO 5
Close 70 new z Corners shopping
center. Brick Cape Cod bedrms.
: full baths: scr. porch all-elec
Kit. disposal and dishwasher: full
htmt.; gar. a4-acre shady corner
iot' lst trust Slns0O a.. 90
All blvd. q blkg. past : corners
lott on Redwood dr. TO omen sien
BALLARD REALTY CO IA n snei
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FARMS

1870 ACRES. . miles south Of Lees
burg on state road. improved by 3
residences. dairy barn. concrete
silo, machinery she'd etc 1{lO
mile road frontage. Desirable for
subdivision, Priced under market
for immediate sale Terms. Call
w. j LOUGH, Spring 7-l@sS or
COLEMAN c. GORE. Spring .
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

I -BEDRM., 3-BATH brick split-level.
> yrs old; complete electric kltch-
en-, large recreation room: beauti-
full grounds and shrubbery: . hrs.
from d. c.. 20 miles from Gettys-
burg. Pa Box 403-X. Star.
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LORCOM EANE-A custom built
beautiful rambler in Arlinston's
tineSt area, Quality construction
firepl. at the back OF the house
Dining ell. tremendous kitchen, 3
large bedrms.. . beautifully tilea
baths Il In master bedrm.l, large
rear screened porch for privacy
Wall to wall carpetinR Garage
Basement. A bargain at $40 $50 for
this location. THE DARBY CO.
23l9 Wilson blvd. ia. 5-9393, Open
q TO q.
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FALLS CHURCH. by oWNER-a-
Shaded lot; fun, heated, dylt bsmt.
All-elcc. kit. incl. G-E dishwash.
and DISPOSAL, washing machine,
drier power mower incl. Ideal for
children on dead-end ST.. blk.
community pool-park. Membership
pool-park assoc, avail at cost.
Price, Sl1. 500. JE. ,B-0oSO l0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

BUNGALOW--New cond., Side drive,
fun bsmt. rec. rm.; | blk. OF bus.
stores. etc, mr.. downtown: x3O0-
Also lee. 6-rm house; 2 lots nearby,
vacant. like new. OWNER. IA.
Q-10t0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

BRENNAN PARK - Bi level: An
ished family rm., playrm.. lavatory
and laundry-workrm., LIST level; 8
bedrms,. bath kit. and liv-din. rm..
md level; SlT.550 FL, 4-a233,
FALLS CHURCH--3-bedrm, rambler,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
HOUSES BY HUGHRs-commandin,
rFAI p .EA ANI
NO MONEY DOWN.

So so per mo. Tor this 2-eedrm.
semidet. brick; mined. occupancy.
LANGLEY
SIZE per mo. will buy this lovely
ott. 3-nedrm. brk. with saS heat and
large yard
SUITIASD
Sllo per mo will buy this lovely
Oct. 3-bedrm. brs. With gas heat and
large yarG
CALL ME S2SIz