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so Schools Bottle Tomorrow
For MARYLAND Track Titles

cry Blair, The Blazers have
taken the title the last two years
in O row and placed second for
|five straight years preceding
that. About IS class B schools
and about Is class c are exc
pected to compete. Oxon Hill
will defend the B title.
A new scoring system will be
used this year. Six places will
be awarded points on a 1856
4-2-1 basis in all events. Previ-
ously points were awarded the
first four places and the relays
were scored separately with
double point values.
Outstanding class A schools
from outside the Washington
area include Fort Hill Of Cum
berland. Wieomico Of the
Eastern Shore and Kenwood.
Gainesville. Towson and Bel Air.
all Of Baltimore County.
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Three Penn Stute
Athletes Honored

PITTSBURGH, May "A Dr.
Ends Joe Walton and Bob Ros-
borough Of the University of
Pittsburgh football team and Ed
Peery Of the Pitt wrestling
squad tonight were pres---ed
two Of the university's tor
awards.
Walton. an All-America end
from Beaver Falls, Pa, received
the Athletic Committee Award
for scholarship. athletic achieve
ment. craftsmanship and apti-
tude,
Rosborough and Peery were
presented the Charles c. Hart
wig Award for the senior who
has the most to promote ath-
letics at Pitt. It was the first
time the Hartwig award was pre-
scented to two athletes.
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FIoyd-Jockson
Bout Nearer

NEW YORK. May "A B.-A
heavyweight title defense by
Floyd Patterson against Tommy
tHurricane) jackson at the Polo
Grounds In late July again was
in the talking stage today.
Lippe Breidbart, Jackson's
manager, said he was willing to
accept 20 per cent Of the overall
gate, including an estimated
$175.000 for television with q
local blackout.
However, Breidbart said his
attorney had been informed by
Emil Lence, independent pro-
|moter named by Patterson's
manager to run the show, that
Jackson would have to agree to
10 rematch II he should WIN the
title. This latest demand and q
request that part Of Jackson's
purse be held in escrow for a
possible return was holding up
the show pending further con-
ferences.
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More than 500 boys will COM
pete in the Maryland State track
and field championships for
class A. B and C high schools
tomorrow at the University Of
Maryland's Byrd Stadium.
The program will open at
1890 am. with class A and B
field events plus trials and semi
final competition in the 100 and
220-yard dashes. All class C
events will be held in the
morning.
The afternoon program will
start at 1880 and will consist Of
class A and B running event
finals.
Bethesda Chevy Chase, BIZ
County League champion, will
head a list Of about ~ class A
schools attempting to dethrone
defending champion Montgom-
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|Sturr Pins Murphy
lin Mat Feature

Ricki Starr. ballet dancing
wrestler, pinned Skull Murphy
In last nights feature match al
Capitol Arena.
The team event was won by
Roy Shire and Jerry Graham
over Arnold Skaaland and En-
rico Ventura.
Chief Big Heart beat Soldier
Barry, and Larry Hamilton broke
even in other matches. Hamil-
ton defeated Ted Levin in one
event and. filling In for an alb.
sent performer in another, lost
to Czaya Mandor.
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CLASSES HELD EACH FRIDAY NIGHT
New Kind Of College
Lures Horse Players

dents are given the list Of horses
in the order they should run,
The list Is based on two things:
a. study Of past performances:
(2) a consensus Of 20 handicap
pers.
They are told to take this list
to the track and bet as they
wish. while being guided by a
few cardinal rules. One Of these
lis: Keep an eye on the tote
board for fluctuations. Bet q
horse which shows strong late
support"
I'VE don't guarantee winners
and we don't promise sure re-
suits" the betting professor
adds. I'VE simply try to put this
hobby--if so it is---on the most
scientific basis possible. But 50
far results have been wonderful.
The students come back BEAM
ing"
And when you graduate you
get a ODD degree: Doctor Of the
Daily Double.
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Shoemaker Wins Twice
On Return to Saddle

LOS ANGELES, May a (R.-
Jockey Willie Shoemaker. who
misjudged the finish line in the
Kentucky Derby and drew q Is.
day suspension from the
Churchill Downs stewards, didnI
make the same mistake yester.
day when he resumed riding al
Hollywood Park. Shoe rode two
winners.
Willie scored on his very first
mount, bringing In Ballet Kha
in the third race. He posted thu
second victory on High Chalk II
1.-THE nth race.
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Lond and SEQ Club
To Hold Horse Show

The Land and Sea Sportsmen's
Club will sponsor its ninth an
nual horse show Sunday at New
Vista Park. at the intersection
Of Route so and George Palmer
highway In Prince Georges
County.
Competition will be in working
Hunter. Vista's twister and
knock down-and-out classes, be-
ginning at noon.
Competing clubs will include
the Northern Virginia Hunt
Club Of Culpeper, the Suburban
Hunt Of Colesville, the Fauquier
Sportsmen's Club Of Warrenton
and the Manassas Horse Show
and Fair Association. s.
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Pellegrino Given
American U. Award

Joe Pellegrino Is the winner
OF the Omicron Delta Kappa
Award as athlete Of the year at
American University.
1t was presented last night at
AUS annual awards dinner.
Pellegrino, former athlete al
Wilson High School. captained
AUS basketball team and pitched
for the baseball team.
Ronnie Ladd Of the basket
ball and track teams was named
the outstanding member Of the
Varsity Club.
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at Lost

BOSTON, May "a R.-Per-
Isistence pays on. Apprentice
Jockey Carmine Donofrio. 1s-
year-old Brooklynite. has learned
After failing to win with l2C
mounts over more than Ia
months, Donofrio was rewarded
yesterday when he scored aboard
Coloneast at Suffolk Downs. pay
ing Sll.SO.
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.Quontico Winner;
AT Navy Tomorrow

The Quantico Marines base
ball team, q 60 victor over
Colgate yesterday at Colgate in
q game called after seven In
nings because Of rain, takes a
1913 record TO Annapolis tomor-
row for q game with Navy. Game
time Is las pm.
Sig Neipokoj pitched the win
for Quantico yesterday. his sixth
in nine starts, and Dick Mead
hit q bases-loaded triple in the
sixth to spark q four run rally
coIssts - 900 90 90 3. !
Neipohoj and Boyer: Bossidy ane
Niectera. Game called end Of 9TH. rain.)
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Hood Beaten Again
lin French Tennis

PARIS, May "A tR.-The
collapse Of Lew Hoad was the
major conversation piece today
as all 46 scheduled matches n
the French tennis champion
ships were rained out.
Australia's No. player. Win.
bledon champion and defending
champion here now has suffered
four straight defeats in his
European campaign, the latest
to an unranked Australian, Me
Gibson, in the third round here
yesterday.
A back ailment. the mumps
and an injured right arm plagued
Hoad after his Wimbledon tri-
umphs last year. but these do
not explain his recent collapse
Gibson. using an awkward, two
listed backhand, whipped him
2-6, SO, Ga, O.. 60.
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Eddie O'Bren Sent
To Columbus Club

PITTSBURGH. May "a R.-
The Pirates disclosed yesterday
their Hollywood farm team in
the Pacific Coast League has
assigned Eddie O,Brien. infielder
and pitcher. to the Columbus
club Of the international League.
The Pirates said O'Brien win
pitch and play shortstop for Co
lumbus. At Hollywood this sea-
son o'Brien played 20 games at
shortstop and pitched two in
nings. He had no won-lost
record.
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Housed Hos 3-Hitter

Buckley Housed held the OPP
position to three hits and struck
out IL as McIntire Hardware
opened its Silver Spring Junior
Boys Club League campaign with
Ia 80 victory over Wheaton OPP
timiStS.
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winner: Planchette, Floral Park
end the Argentinian Intrusa.
Flower Bowl since has been bred
to the speedy Sailor. however.
Sailor. also owned by Brook
meade. will not start.
Stakes winners this year who
were named include Amoret,
Evening Time. Happy Princess,
i Offbeat, Jota Jota. Little
Pache. Lori-El. Our Betters.
Golden Poppy and the Argen-
tinian Estacion.
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Duane Hanover
Upset Victor as
[Haughton Exce!s
YoNKERs. N. y, May "a AN

YONKERS. N. Y. May "a tPl
Billy Haughton of Brookville
N. Y. the Nations leading
money winning harness racini
driver, teamed up with a 5-year'
Iold horse named Duane Hanover
to give 27.019 fans plenty to tall
about last night at Yonkerl
Raceway.
Haughton won four races, in
cluding the $27,750 Good Tim.
Pace with Duane Hanover in q
Roman chariot finish that hac
six horses near the wire in the
fastest mile of the season over 9
half-mile track.
The crowd hardly had settled
down from the excitement Of the
feature race when Haughtor
came back in the sixth, a $4,000
event with some Of the Nation.
fastest trotters, and won will
Trader Horn. equalling the Yon.
kers track record Of 2:01M.
Nears Track Mark
Duane Hanover, a son Of
knight Dream. stepped the mile
IN 2:003s. Just short of thu
l:59S track pacing record set IL
1855 by Adios Boy, as he cam,
from third place in the early
going to overhaul the favored
Adios Harry and win by a heaC
over Dottje's Pick. Adios Harry
was the Altos favorite.
Dottie's Pick. the second choicI
at 5 to 2. was three-quarters o
a length ahead Of Diamond Hal
the 1856 Good Time winner
Only heads separated Diamont
Hal. Adios Harry and Chief Len
awee, who got nth place by onl,
a neck over Torrid.
| Dottie's Pick might have won
but the luck of the draw for pos
position placed the 5-year-o l,
mare in the No. Q slot. Sh
started in the second tier, jus
behind the No. l post. and De
Miller couldn't quite get he
home in front. Dottie's Pick
who has won four Of five start
this season. is Canadian-ownei
from the stable Of j. E. and c
E. Armstrong. Brampton, On
tario.
Family Proposition
Duane Hanover, who pail
$3.50, is q family proposition
owned by the Pine Acre Farm
of John w. Karl, ST.; John w
jr.; Adolf. Henry and Fried
Karl. all Of Garden City, Lon
Island. They got the horse 70
$4,000 in 1855 from Kyler Lun
man. Adams. N. Y.
Haughton had gotten OF wit
a $27.40 winner, Alex Bay, Il
The second race. before his fame
scores in the fifth and sixth. H
got his fourth victory in tn
eighth on Longway. paying $1l
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NEW YORK, May "a R.-A
new kind Of college" for horse
players is being operated-legal-
Ily and successfully every Friday
might in a hotel room just off
Broadway.
The dean Of the school and its
founder is a scholarly, white
haired office manager, Godfrey
Ford. an avid horse player for 81
of his Sc years.
Il lost heavily for the first 20
years. then for about 10 years ]
broke even," he says. II made a
thorough study Of the thing and
for the last several years i've
made money. / cash about six out
of every 10 tickets"
No Foolproof System
Ford doesn't pretend to have a
foolproof system. He never touts
sure things" To the $50 to ITS
who crowd into his classroom
every week. he merely passes on
some of the wisdom Of this high
ly risky business which he says
III took him years to learn"
Such as:
Don't play lunches"
Seldom If ever wager on any
choice beyond sixth choice-re.
member one-third of all race.
are won by favorites, so per cen
Of them are won by the first Of
second choices"
Watch the tote board (ths
totalizator. which reflects bettinl
odds. The tote board picks on,
of every three winners. Thu
average selector's best averag,
is one Of four"
Ninety per cent Of all winner
come from one Of three groups
% The favorites, picked to vii
on form: (2) A horse which ha
dropped in class, such as {
$4,000 claimer running in ;
$500 race; (3) Horses which
have given notice. that Is
looked good in previous races bu
lost out because Of a bad ride o.
racing luck"
Ford began his classes April
advertising them in newspaper
with q half-inch in the classified
sections. His staff consists Of ,
former college mathematics pro
fessor. who helps in the analyses
an usher and a clerk who col
lects the So fee.
about one-third Of the clas!
SO far have been women. some
of them in mink" Ford says
"And we have tanned. well.
dressed men obviously up from
the Florida tracks. And we have
a lot Of plain Joes. There is ne
registration. Nobody asks fol
names"
Study Entries Six Hours
Ford and his stan spend 81,
hours studying entries for the
next days card lin this case
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HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Yesterday
High Point, 10: Wheaton, Z.
Bethesda-chevy Chase. IL; 0uitland
Bladensburs, s.: Northwestern. Q.
Blair, IA. Roosevelt. Q.
Falls Church. B; Wakefield a..
Charlotte Hall, .: owynn Park. 9.
Sherwood. g.: LAUREL z.
Ruthyills .; Honman-soston' =
Today
Phelps at Anacostia. $3.50.
Armstrong At, Tech. $3.50.
Chamberlain At Eastern. $3.50.
Bell az Western. $3.50.
Caraozo at Roosevelt. $50.
Wilson g Lsndon. $50; mn
Richard Nontsomsfy AZ oaiihsrSburs
Lisbon at Damascus. $3.50.
Bates Of Carver. $3.50.
: La Plata ct Margaret Brent, $3.50.
Frederick sasser at Lackey. 2,
81. stephens at surrattsyille.
George Warrington ct Wakefield. 4.
Hammond 81 Mount Vernon, 8.
0Toveton at Washington-L B.
Falls Church IT Fairfax. :.
Mclean 81 Annandale, 1:46.
spingarn At Hoffman. Boston, 2.
Culpeper ct Leeebufe Dou9lass, i.
Rappahannoek At Osbourn, 4.
Marshall at Nokesville, $3.50.
7omerroW
Stafford al Garfield. 2:30.
TRACK
Yesterday
InterhiGh Champlonships
cardoza, 81 4Loi spinsarh, 3s, Tsci
Eastern, is; Phelps, u Dunbar 4
Roosevelt. 5; ccoiidse, 4b/e, Ana
Tomerrow
MARYLAND state champion1hips. clas
A. b and &, Byrd stadium. 1920,
81 Johns 81 st. James. HaeerI
TENNIS
Yesterday
st. Aibans,. o. wilson. a..
Landon. 81; 81. Johns, ga.
TomoFrew
CnRW
Landon 81 Princeton Frosh. 2.
=. National schooiboy Rssatta trial
TomOrFOv
~. stion.i .sehoolboy Rssatta ANAL
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"A Jockey Oddly

Jockey Johnny Choquette rode
IA winners, had IA seconds and
IA thirds during the Hialeah
race track meeting.
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GRADED HANDICAPS
FOR ROSECROFT
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

Vivid Hanover. Golden Har-
vest, Lassie Belle.
2-Excellmite, Nesco, Banata.
3-Title Role. June Land. Check
out.
Jenny L.. Pearl Law, Penny
Maid.
5-TONI DARNLEY, Gallant
Way. Federal Hanover.
6-Impkin, Sister Mack. Parker
Hawk.
LADY Dunn. Galophone, New
port Star.
|8-Camden Cardinal, Dinah
Knight. Mary Lawrence.
Longshot Daily Double--RAY'S
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Study Entries Six Hours

Ford and his stan spend six
hours studying entries for the
next days card Tin this case,
Saturday at jamaica. The stu
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SIXTH RACE--Purse. $1,000 pace; =
tassinsd; Prince oeorges County BOARD
Trade: ! mile. -
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-20

complete it's full flight because of technical difficulties.
 What that meant in terms of range, speed and accuracy was not explained.
 The Jupiter is an intermediate range ballistic missile designed to deliver a nuclear warhead upon target 1,500 miles distant. In one launching a Jupiter travelled to 2,2OO miles.
 It is one of the most spectacular of all the missiles, in the volume of light, heat and noise it pro- duces.
 There were reports last nights Jupiter was of new, improved type called the Jupiter 4.
 The mighty weapon, towering 60 feet and gleaming white in the bright floodlights, rose slowly and clumsily at first from a gigantic pool of flame, smoke and steam. As it climbed from the launch ing stand thru the early evening darkness it's tremendous, scorch- ing tail sharply illuminated miles of the east Florida seacoast in this area.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-20
Congressman Cooper Of Ways & Means Group Dies of Heart Attack

WASHINGTON, R-Rep. Jere Cooper O-TenD, chairman of the tax-writing House Ways & Means Committee, d jed Wednesday night after suffering an attack of coronary thrombosis. He was GA.
 Cooper's death puts Rep. Will bur D. Mills D-Ark) in line for chairmanShip of the important committee, which originates all tax legislation in Congress.
 The party lineup in the House now stands at 23O Democrats and 200 Republicans. with five vacant seats, including sCooper's.
 Cooper had served in Congress continuously since 1929,s and hac headed the Ways & Means Com mittee since 1949.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-20
Astronomy Notes
 Bv OLAF HALYERSQN

Venus, which is the bright eve ming star seen in. the southwest soon after sunset, is the brightest of the planets.
 The unilluninated half of Ve- nus appears to be forever sealed from investigation by our eyes. The sunward hemisphere turned toward us has been repeatedly drawn during the last 250 years.
 Only dull, indefinite markings, or spots, covering large areas have been seen. Frequently the ter minating line of the illuminated area is very irregular, indicating mountains of great height.
 The markings on Venus are mostly great circles on the plan cts surface. Many of them radiate from a single center. It is believed by some that these markings rep resent mountain ranges.
 Because one hemisphere of Ve- nus is perpetually toward the sun it is probably that atmospher- ic currents have deposited most of the water and moisture to the dark or cool side.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-20
MILLIONAIRE EATON. "A. MARRIES BRIDE OF 35

CLEVELAND, R-At a private ceremony in his country home Cyrus s. Eaton, multimillionaire industrialist who will be "A next week, and Mrs Anne Kinder Jones, .35, were married today.
 sIt's a most wonderful we'd ding" the new Mrs. Eaton said after the exchange of vows before score of relatives, including her 13-year-old daughter, Alice, who wept during the ritual.
 "I'm very happy" Eaton told reporters.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-20
SPECTACULAR JUPITER TEST
 IS ONLY A PARTIAL SUCCESS

CAPE CANAVERAL., Fla, R,- The Army test launched a fiery, laundering Jupiter rocket from the missile test center near here Wednesday night.
 From the moment of the fam ing takeoff until the torch had dimmed out high in starry sky some four minutes later, it ap- peared to be most successful launching.
 But the Defense Department said later the missile failed to
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-20
COL. JOHN PAUL STAPP,
 AIR FORGE SCIENTIST.
 WEEDS EX-BALLET DANCER

FL PASO,. Texas, RLCol. John Paul Stapp, Air Force scientist, and Miss Lillian Lanesa, former ballet star, will be married on December g.
 Stapp, AT, is noted for his ex- periments in effects of ultra rapid acceleration and deceleration of the human body.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-20
Alaska Airlines

To Anchorage: McKenney, U. M. Culver, G. s. McKean, w. I. Fletchef, Don Yeager.
 From Anchorage: Irene O'Con- nor, Sarah Aningayou, G. Ooze- vaSeuk, D. OozevaSeuk.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-20
WORLDWIDE BIBLE READING

Special Basketball Next Friday
 A special night of basketball has been planned for Friday, Dec 27 at the School gym. Watch for the announcement.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
TRANSFER
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ALLENTOWN RID. Sc slO.g50,
bungalow. kitchen. dishwasheF,
range, refer; bsmt.; detached ga
raEs-shop: lot, 90x250. IL. /
i i 10; 7:rI@s. JOHN cHRoN-
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ASSUME LARGE CT LOAN, ard
with n low down PAYMENT move
into this Pals Church area g-year.
old rambler, Fun bEmt home; trans.
portn Ion at the door A. l.. MIL
LIcAN JE, 3-T7ab
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HOUSES BY HuGHTs.--slurdl 3.

farmhouse. tiptop eonditi Q n
secluded location. cony, 10 down
town fyeeway U Of Nd Belt willie
Govt. farm. priced for quick sale at
slON5U: modest down payment
w, R, HUGHES CO. AP. 7-140O
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COLLEGE PARK PROPER-Rambier

, TOo,r rm s,, with ti ,, Large sininI
Sl5,950 JAMES NJ. CARR, INC.
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JUNIOR ESTATE

!. The 4-acre wooded setting affords
utmost privacy for this quaint clean
Colonial-perfect for the small fam
stone fireplace, paneled den, tremen.
dous family-sized equipped kitchen,
u bath on LIST; = twin becrms and
bath on md: basement Ss4.950.
CRQWELL a CO., INC.
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FALLS CHURCH. ls-yr., 3-bedrm
brick rambler: large kit. separate
din. rm... carport. Assume CT Sf2.-
700 mortgage, $1,000 down. Own
er will take Ind trust. Total price.
SIG, ahl, JE a-07O-
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT


GOOD LEASE for store with neces-
stallations approved BY local in
spections or can prepare II now
Have the equipment In complete
package for lunch and soft ice
cream shop. OV. 3-5SSO, ~ to
I'D m.
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FALLS CHURCH. Broyhill Park-45-
old: 3 bedr@s ii So' rm With firesp 5is
sep. din. rni., . baths. GE Kit.
with breakfast bar, bsmt. rec. rm.
with firepl. and bar. children's
playroom. service room, built in
garage. screened porch, 2 room
air .conditioners. Lee. 4lses loan
avail. Price. S23,S50. JE. 4-T47q.
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COLLEGE PARK PROPER = Brick
Colonial. Living room. dining
bath. recr. rm, garage. and MANY
other features not usually found
at this price; $4,000, will 60 Gil,
JAMES M. CARR, INC. WA.
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rambler with fun bsmt 20n-!t an
wooded lot; AL Takona PIX loca-
ton. BEERS EROS. JU, 5000.
HOUSES M HUGHEs-S495 down
TO non-yets Only SO per month
Sturdy little BUNGALOW. attractive
knotty-pine den, full bsmt Priced
low ct $3.50. W. r. HUGHES Co.
AP ~ 400 till y o m
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ZOE TIE I-CAR FAMlLY VIC
a Sp Soa distance rhrs. b.dT wsnln
an brick, full basement, penslsd
YARD. storm windows. % SlS.SO0;
located in North Arlinaton. Just on
,nIssSus,.' 1 som L0Ff {: LOO IAp 1000 Th V
20 Wilson blvd. IA. 7-sb00.
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c f%S,. ss: chTs Will HILLS st,,t AS Sdm.
incl ntepl. 2it baths, lee, Nv. rm !.
auto auto r ~ AND I'd. n ldTy; eSn,p s;sSr
900. Phone aT a.1Ahn