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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

Totals IS e2713 Totals SO 10 277
Grounded out for Turley in %.
2 Ran for Williams IN 9Th.
3 Walked for Ditmaf in sth.
hoeton -----------l $50 Dol OO0--S
Runs-PierSall C2S. Y Klaus SAV w yy
keough, Vernon, AspTomonte, Whit,
Bauer CD: Collins. Errors-vernon,
Klaus. Coleman. Runs batted in
Williams "a, Vernon, Klaus, Malzone,
scored on. vernon's wild throw "A 3d).
IWo-base hits-PiersaII. Simpson. Home
runs-Williame. Vernon. Collins. Sac
rifce ny-Malsone. Double piay-De-
lock 70 Klaus e Vernon. Left on bases
Boston. IL: New York. IA. Bases on
halls-on Nixon. q; OF Turley, 4; Oh
Byrne. z. Struck out-By Nixon, 5: 81
Byrne, 8; By DitmaT. 1. Hits-Oh
Nixcn, 2 IN ~ INNINGS; on O'clock, 3
IL 1h innings: OF Turley. 8 in 2 in
nings: on Byrne, 3 IN 5 innings; on
Dttmar, none In / inning; ca Kucks.
one u inning. Runs and earned runs
On Nixon, 81; on O'clock. Ill; OF
Turley, ~; on Byrne. ii. Hit By
pitcher-By Nixon CBauefl. Winpina
piteher-Nixon (12-12l. Losing pitcher
i12-ol. Time-3:13. Attend
anee-22,017.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

The 1/24th responsibility Of
picking the American League'i
most valuable player this year
demands more than the GUS
tomary cogitation. It's close
plus the fact that this time
the Senators have a fellow whe
figures in Roy Sievers, whose
club could finish in the cellar
It would be precedent-shat.
tering If a player from q club
any lower than NTH received
the honor. Hank Sauer Is the
only player in either Hague
ever to be chosen from q sec.
ond-division team, making thu
grade with the 1852 Cubs. whit
finished fifth.
There's nothing to prohibit
choosing q basement inhabi-
tant. The instructions are con-
cise--"Vote for the 10 most val
liable players in the order you
estimate their ranking. Besides
playing ability. all-round value
to the team, including hustline
and number Of games played
should be considered"
Sewers competitors, it seems
from this viewpoint, would b.
Mickey Mantle, Gil McDougald
Ted Williams. Nellie Fox. Billy
Pierce. Dick Donovan. Viz
Wertz. Jim Burning and A
Kaline.
The Yankees aren't as awe.
some with Mantle. out of the
lineup, although the Senators
noticed no great difference
With Mantle sidelined. the Sen
ators won two. lost three
against the Yankees. With
Mickey in action, Washington
won seven. lost 10.
Stacking Mantle against one
club isn't acceptable when he
has appeared against seven
compiled an astronomical av-
erage and threatened to repeat
as the triple crown champion
batting average. 'homers and
runs batted in-until q leg re-
belled.
When Mickey was hurting. 50
we're the Yankees. There's
some doubt If the Yankees
could have won the pennant
without him. In the vital
three-game series at Chicago in
August. Mantle obtained only
three hits in Is trips and didn't
bat across q run. When Chi
Cages Pickering hopes were all
but extinguished in New York
recently. Mickey got two hits
In seven tries.
That's $50 hitting in i've i'm
portant late games against the
Yankees only rivals, YET
Mickey finished with a .41O sea-
son mark against the White
Sox. Presumably some Of the
earlier games he helped to win
ultimately were Just as impor-
tant as the later ones in which
he didn't figure so prominently
Mantle is Sievers' superior as
a fielder, a better average hit
ter. speedier and q stronger
thrower. He doubtless would
have given Roy a run to the
wire for both home run and
RIB honors II he had remained
At.
H& +&
There will be no attempt here
to belittle Mantle, an exciting
player. But Mickey is sur
rounded by solid playmates
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NAVY ---------
BOSTON COL. =
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plays for its initial touchdown
the arst chance it got. Forces
tails passes TO End Pete Joka-
novich for II and Q yards and
TO Dick Dagampat for Q yards
were the big plays. along with
an 8-yard run by Hurst and
one Of II yards by Oldham.
The Oldham carry put the ball
one foot from the goal and he
took it over. The 5-foot-l0.
180-pounder also added his
first Of two extra points.
A few minutes later. 1t was
40, following a 73-yard adj
vance in just nine plays. A
run around left end for 81
yards by Hurst and one around
the other end for 10 yards by
Oldham helped. as did q IT
yard pass from Forrestal to
Oldham and one from the same
young man TO Wayne Mckee
for ~ yards. Forrestal and
Mckee teamed up for the last
I'VE yards.
Sullivan No Goat
Tom Joe Sullivan. one Of
four unrelated Sullivans on the
Be squad, redeemed himself
with that scoring pass catch.
Only q few seconds before. he
had taken q punt from Al
Swanson on the goal line and
inadvertently stepped out Of
bounds after taking a step.
Alan Miller drove to the 6 and
then Allard threw his thriller.
But Allard didn't remain
spotlighted for long. Forrestal
regained the center Of the
stage by hooking up with End
John Kanuch on q pass play
that covered 70 yards. Kanuch
took it on the DC "a with Larry
Plenty practically sitting on
him. He shook Plenty OF and
was gone.
The Middies scored again In
the second quarter with their
second team. End John Ruth
set it up by intercepting Al
lard's pass on the Be 46 and
returning to the 26. Pat Flood
passed to Jerry Wellborn for
81 yards and. after a penalty.
threw 10 yards to Wellborn for
the touchdown.
InterceptiOn Helps
Another pass interrogation by
|Kanuch set Navy UP on the
BE 26 in the third quarter. The
drive opened with Forrestal
passing 10 yards to Tom Hyde,
former star with Washington
Lee High School in Arlington
and ended with Oldham plung-
ing over the last yard.
After that. the third team
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Georgia Techs
Victory Reveals
|Soph Skipper

ATLANTA. sept. 81 d.
Georgia Techs rebuilding yell
low Jackets found q master car.
penter today in Fred Braselton.
sophomore quarterback. and
they nailed down q 1870 season
opener victory over Kentucky.
The tall. lean. ls-year-old
Texan came up with the key
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SENATORS

Continued From Page C-1
Rocky Bridges lined TO Bob
Nieman in left.
The Orioles got their lone run
when Gus Triandos opened the
ninth inning by slamming his
18th homer into the leftheld
stands.
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YANKS


Continued From Page CT
sixth and singles by Malone
and Aspromonte accounted for
Boston's eighth run.
Willard Nixon received credit
for the victory. his 18th against
as many losses. although he
was in one hole after another.
He was relieved in the eighth
BY Ike O'clock. Joe Collins
homered for the Yanks in the
ninth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

ATLANTA. Sept. 81 R.-
Slippery Walt Fondren, a split
T magician, and Mike Dowdle,
sophomore fullback. led Texas
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STATISTICS

!
call. pass or run when Tech
needed 1t most. and he showed
no weakness on defense. Bras
elton. from Corpus Christi, Tex,
engineered both scoring drives,
passing six yards to End Jerry
Majors In the end zone for the
clincher in the third quarter.
Stan Flowers, q Memphis SEN
ior and the only non-soph in
Techs young backfleld. got the
first score late in the first per-
iod. powering over from the
seven-yard line.
Kentucky also unveiled q
smart signal caller In Lowell
Hughes. But some fine Tech
kicking and swift. solid line
play prevented Hughes from
putting together Q scoring
march.
So completely did Tech DOM
mate play that not until the
fourth period was Kentucky
able to move into Engineer ter
ritory. Jack Gallagher and
Bobby Cravens were the prime
figures in q Wildcat drive which
carried to the Tech %. Cravens
unreeled Q nifty 27-yard sprint
during this thrust.
A thudding tackle by Cal
James kept Cravens from going
all the way. A few minutes
later James intercepted q
Hughes pass on the Tech goal
line after Kentucky had moved
the ball to the Tech 20.
Tech moved so yards on 10
plays for its first touchdown
and its second score was set up
at the start Of the second half
when Cravens fumbled the,
KICKOFF and Techs Leon Askew
recovered on the Kentucky "a.
Tech Misses Twice
A sellout crowd Of 10000 saw
Tech miss two scoring oppors
tunities in the first half. A ter.
rific defensive play by Hughes
cOst the Jackets one touch.
down. Southpaw Halfback Joe
Delany hit Jack Rudolph on the
goal with a perfect 20-yard peg,
but Handy Man Hughes tackled
Rudolph so hard the ball
squirted loose-an incomple-
ton. The drive stalled at the
is when Center Bill Livines
batted down a Braselton pass.
Just before the half. Fullback
Lester Simerville hit Hughes as
the soph tried to pass and Tech
Tackle Urban Henry suddenly
found himself with the bali m
his midriif. The 236-pounder
numbered 10 yards TO Ken
tuclIy's Is. James tried q field
goal, put Livings blocked 1t.
Cravens was the games big
ground gamer with rs yards IN
nine tries.
James. another Of Techs
many sophs. showed signs Of
future greatness with 80 yards
in threee carries. Flowers also
got 80 yards.
Kentucky O 900 o. o.
Ga. Tech 00 O-13I
Georgia Tech scoring-T ouchdoWns:
lowers q. runl, Majors 20. pass from
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SENATORs,S;
ORIOLES, !

Grounded out for Pappas in 9th, !.
Washington 1O2 400 lOO--h
Baltimore 500 600 OOl-l
nels. Killebrew, Bridges, Triandos Two
Case hits-Wieslef, Runnels, Nieman.
Home rugps-sis,ysrs 2l;s Triisndos.
Gardner TO Goodman; Bridges 2 Rum
70 Becquer Left on bases-Waehina-
ton. Il. Baltimore, 5. Bases on balls
on Wiesier, Il. on Moore 3 on Walker,
On Peppssss 81. Struck oyt;Lsy VIE
Pappas. Hits--Oh Moore. Z In 4
innings. on Walker 3 in 3 innings
on Pappas. o N 2 innings Runs and
saTnsd rgnsMSo ,Egnieslsr, II %
pas, 90 Winnine pitcher-Wlesler
l1-O). Loslng pitcher--Moore ut.f3l
fims-2A 10. Attendance -5'f56.
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NATIONAL

Results Yesterday
Milwaukee, 8; Chlcago, 2.
Cincinnati. Q; 81. Louis, 5 30 In
iinesl.
Philadelphia, 3: Brooklyn. 2.
New York 40. Pittsburgh. SIS.
Games To-day
Milwaukee az Chicago.
81. Louis ht Cincinnati
PHILADELPHIA a. Brooklyn.
New York at Plttabufgh.
Games TomorroW
81. Louis At Milwaukee fnl.
lOnly geme scheduledl.
n standinga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22
MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS

Results Yesterday
Washington ct Baltimore. Q.
Boston, 8: New York, 3.
Chicago. Z; Cleveland. 8.
Detroit ct Kansas City tn).
Games Today
Washington Il Baltimore, 200.
Boston Ct New York.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at Kansas City.
Games TOmOrrOW
Boston at WASHINGTON. 500.
ChicaRo At Kansas City.
Detroit At Cleveland.
only games Gcheduled.l
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WIN, LOSE OR
DRAW ), FRANCE, ,rA~u
OF This and Thot

Editors nOte-Francis Siam was to have covered
the Oklahoma-Pitt game but became III during the
first half and was ordered to bed by physician.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-22

There will be no attempt here
to belittle Mantle, an exciting
player. But Mickey is sur
rounded by solid playmates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
July 10

5-Story TheoteF.
Fire de MoIetroits Door" Dan
O'Herlihy.
7-PubIie Defender. Police.
9-The Big Poyoff. Quiz.
$3.50
5-Grondpo's Place. Kids.
7-Eddie Cantor Theoter.
THE Big Boreoin." Jimmy GIeo-
son, Billie Burke.
Sob Crosby. Music.
400
4-Queen for q Doy. Giveowoy.
as Minutes Jack BoiIey is m. 6.
5-Life With Elizabeth.
7-Briehter Doy. Serial.
9-Pick Temple. Kids.
Hour. "Perilous Troll" Bill
Williams.
7-Seeret Storm. Serial.
4:9U
5-Fronkie Loine. Songs.
ledge Of Night. Scroll.
4:45
4-ModeFn Romonees. Serial.
500
4-Comedy Time. Series.
5-ReeoEd Hop. Milf Grant.
S. Min. Teen-oeers' dance porty
7-Mickey Mouse Club. Kids.
Hour. English Foreign Core
spondent: Marrow Boots. Dis
neyIond Holidoy-Fontosylond.
Adventures in Dorylond: Con-
GLIDING episode No. 8. The
Storm" Cartoon: The Pet
Store"
9-Amos n Andy. Comedy,
Alvin ChiIdress. Spencer Willioms.
$50
4-Susie. Comedy.
9-My Little Morgie. Comedy.
Cole Storm. Chorles ForrelI.
5:55
5-News. Matthew Warren
EVENING
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Program Listines WEDNESDAY

7-Junele Jim. Kids.
9-Cisco Kid. Western.
Storing Duncan RenoIdo. Leo
Corrillo.
$50
4-News. Weather. Sports.
Rosh Strinoer Gibbons.
Stun House. Billy Johnson.
7-Town and Country Time.
9-Spotlight. Weather. News.
Goiloher. Douglas. Cushing.
GAS
9-Dous Edwards. News.
Evening star., 1957-04-06

ARL.. n; nr. Hecht's-SS.a $50 II sole
this week: 5-rm. det Colonial. IN
closed porch | block wilson blvd
bus. reasonable cash will handle
Dir. on Wilson blvd. At Buchanan
ST. 10 1s0p n. Sth st
Evening star., 1957-04-06

FALLS CHURCH-Lovely 3-bedrm
home. on 4-acre fenced lot; liv
rm. with firepl.. din. area anC
fully equip. kit, encl. den or porch
S12,950 and assume $1l,s50 GI
trust WI rent for Sl10 a mo
Evening star., 1957-04-06

MCLEAN AREA-New brick homes,
S.ers Ta EtsSen seDsra,s Dsa, c9GTiu dnna
room, expansible attic; full base
ment. garage. only S20.400, GI
financing Il desired Call ia.
4-l300. NJ. T. BROYHILL g.
SONS REALTORS
Evening star., 1957-04-06
BLKs. FROM HECHT's. ARL,

IUWWEKIINT9--FA ChUrcN, man
street; house and lot. excellent in.
55S9'i"l 55.s99i' i'''oo o"NhH' 'h
:. BLKS. FROM HECHT's. ARL.--
rms laiee yard, porch; rented
as apts., . entrances This Is a
GOOD buy for home or investment
Price, Nll ,25N Small mo pay.
ments Call kE. 5-i27i aft, Z pm
81 PER DAY--Amaging but true
- per day will pay principal, in.
terest, taxes and Insurance =
bedroom, all-brick semidetached IN
Rosslyn. Convenience plus. Only
1000; lOct down to veterans.
! 100 down FHA, YEoNAs REAL
Evening star., 1957-04-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
INVESTORS
S1n5n0

Due to sickness am selling my
two houses of z rms. each; one block
over the d. c. line in Nd. LU.
2-A94n.
Evening star., 1957-04-06

fOkESTVILLE, VA.-Custom-b built
brick rambler on over 3 acres OF
yiew-commanding land. Now ready
House has liV. rm.. din. rm, Hot
Point kitchen, 3 bedrms. 3 baths,
foyer, ialousied enclosed breeze
way, fireplaces: full bsmt.: 2-car
garage; 43-ft. daylight rec. rin.;
very lge. storage attic AERISTO
warm-air Dashboard heating system
convertible to air conditioning
Price, Sl3,.50. ED. ScHLEGEL,
Evening star., 1957-04-06

LANGLEY AREA-3-bedroom frame
rambler. hardwood floors; block
from school. GI appraised, Sl2.S50.
Beautifully Handicapped. Call JE.
Evening star., 1957-04-06

lonlal with j Y baths, side screened
porch: full basement. Priced below
market at Sla,75U Hurry. CALL
IA. $1,000, NJ T. BROYHILL &
SONS Raaitore
Evening star., 1957-04-06

SPRINGFIELD-Crestood 45-ft. brk
rambler. with fun daylight bsmt
tground level at rearl, s2xl27 lot.
awning, liv rm with hrepl., sep
din. rm, 2 twin-siZed bedrms
lEe mod kit ~ 800 dn. pymt.
4sfe Gil loan; swimming pool mem
bershlp avail BY OWNER. SIS
I1O Fl, 1-S354
Evening star., 1957-04-06

HOUSES BY HUGHES - Authentlc
Phillips doll house, cute as can be.
nestled snugly on diversified pro-
fessionally lanscaped lot. prize
winning West Hyattsville location.
Truly stunning little rambler:
Only $3.50 per mo, FHA market
HuaHfs aPR5Gyss co st. AP, i2iSS 1850 I'M y n r.
SPARKLEs LIKE NEw-4O-ft. brick
rms, lS-ft. liy. rm,, sep. din. rm a.,
Pullman-style KIT. screened porch.
automatic washer. storm windows.
$4,000, approved, will GI with low
dn. payment. PRINCE GEO. PROP
Evening star., 1957-04-06
HOUSES FOR sALE---MD.


Including settlement charges--2-
family home. full bsmt., gas heat,
large porch: quick possession, Only
$4,000. Trades considered. RE
Evening star., 1957-04-06

MT. RAINIER-Semidet brick home,
on fenced corner lot; rms. :,
SIs.95o with $1,000 down. Cali
til s pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT
s. DAVIS g. CO., INC.
Evening star., 1957-04-06
SNAPPEROO!

An eNpfession combining speed and
pleasure and when you see these
homes you will speedily secure one
that Will be your permanent pleasure.
EARMETTE
Evening star., 1957-04-06

ARLINGTON BLVD, CLOSE IN
Duplex. direct from owner. Eael
apt. 5 rms. bath. Dch.: vac. Ist n.
newly dec; End r.. rented, Sl20
Lot Anchor fenced IA. 7-7756.
ARL.--BEsr OFFER modern design
semidetaohed. > bedrooms. 594'
Evening star., 1957-04-06

DUWNTOWN, MTN,---Bcing sold 4
settle an estate Attractive hrk
contains : rms bedrms }. bath
hot-watcr heat oil burner, screened.
St2nhn FveS TT H-tiBs. L. 7
GRhVATTE Ma s-n553
FALLS CT OWNER si5,7n5 hrk
Three hedrms den, heatfd reai
pch res neiRhborhood close Il
center churches. schS large shade
lot excel financing FILA mil N,
aeents. IE. A-S0i0, aus Riley st
Evening star., 1957-04-06
UNIVERSITY PARK
3 BEDROOMS
$3.50 DOWN
VISIT LOHR HOMES
2OO9 BRIGHTON RID.
AVONDALE, MD.
MD nnTa CAIIE COT ECE

This i.bedroom, all.brick Dutch
Colonial home has hot-water heat,
separate dining room living room
with wood burning fireplace, full
basement, built-in garage, side
llgudscaped and fenced lot. You NAV
walk 10 fare d. c. transportation
Only $4,000 cash needed. Full price
lSlG00Q BE sure TO visit this fine
home Sunday, Drive out Michigan
ave ne, to D. c. line. left at Citi-
gems Bank (Avon circlel bear right
on Chapel pl. then right on Brieht-
Sunday.
Evening star., 1957-04-06
HYATTsVILLE


HYATTSVILLE
VALUE GALORER
HONEYMOON HAVEN"
Reduced Price. Sl2.g50
6B2S 23rd pl.--Big quality brick
rambler in immaculate condition and
very tastefully decorated. Featurina
large living room with open wood
burning fireplace. dining area with
attractive crystal chandelier. . bed
rooms and beautiful color tile bath
Large Shrubbed lot. Favorable
financing Easy terms. DIREC-
TIONS,. Next intersection east from
Ager I'd. and Bast-West hwy. turn
north or left into 23rd ave. 23rd pl
is next street. T. J. F. OPEN sign
OPEN SUNDAY, ! TIL 8
THOMAS j FISHER a. co.
INCORPORATED
700 Wis. Ave. Bethesda, Nd.
OT, R.olAA
Evening star., 1957-04-06

R0CKvlLLE-4-bedrm. Cape Cod
excellent condition: many extras;
nice neishhorhood; convenient tc
schools, churches. shopping centers
and swimming pool: $1,000 dn.
plus settlement. SAMUEL +. BOG
LEY. INC. Po. 2-615l; ewes. Mr.
Schiavone. GA. 4-s196.
Evening star., 1957-04-06

$500 DOWN for attrae. 2-bedroon
Cape Cod. deep, wooded lot. brk
patio, walk-out bsmt attic partly
I'm. Sl4,5un Also Will go CT. 24l
Srnif dr. EairfaN CR l-nnNA
Evening star., 1957-04-06
TAKOMA PARK
Custom Built

TOPS Lovely detached brick. Lv
rm; w/nreplace, modern kitchen
bedrm. full bath LIST a.: . hedrms.
bath ind A.. powder rm., rec. rm..
brick patio. fenced yard. wBll-tc.
wall carpeiing. Mr.. Dell, ST. 3-7e00.
JU s-lhi2. JAMES l.. DIXON &
CO. exclusive.
Evening star., 1957-04-06

SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA Open
Sunday 2-5; exciting contemporary
unique 3-bedrm. home on beautiful
wooded y acre. in highly desirable
J neiehborhood walk to Fenwood
/ Bath g. Racquet Club; only S23 $50
! with excel. fin. Dir: Out Sleepy
| Hollow rd, right on Valley Brook
| DR., left on Devon 70 202 MILL
CENT CHATEL, REALTOR, ia.
Evening star., 1957-04-06
sLEEPY HOLLOW AREA = op

N, ARL.-Crestwoo Colonial. 3 bed
rooms, Ia baths. rec. rm.; excel
cond. and Ice; $50. $50: ASSUME
sl7,650 41ses trust at $11375 mo
Nh agsnfg OWNER IT O-dIuA -
Evening star., 1957-04-06

ALIEN. CITY-2Q-ft. iiy. rm. with
i1replr din. ell, equip kit. scr.
porch, . hedrms and bath down
2 bedrmB. up VIII sell OIL or non
81 with $3.50 down, bal ike rent.
exclusive. Z. T. sTEFFEY. JE
Evening star., 1957-04-06

TALL SHADE TREES ON A MAG.
NlFIcENT LOT enhance this brick
rambler, 2 bedrms., : full baths
tone with master bedrm J. BREAK
FAST-SlZED KITCHEN with eye.
level oven and counter-top range
family dining rm. and a daylight
basement with ground-level entry
MSxiMuMsl MS2SSiid slO'f fFHH0 IhSls iNsESTicf SSgcih
LOAN AVAILABLE. Put this on
your must see list. LURIA BROS.
.OiS Wilson blvd IA. T-S50u
Evening star., 1957-04-06

$50 PER MO-, incl taxes and ms
3 bedT.ns.. full bsmt.: Falls Church
area, 81 800 down. price. Sl2,950.
SlLlsS REAL ESTATE, ia $4,000.
Evening star., 1957-04-06

TOWN OF FAIRFAX-oniy , ram.
blers, all brk: 3 hedrms., . baths
Fnil daylight bSmt. Terrific bug
Out Arl blvd. turn IT. at Meredith
Or, inst before Camp washington
Schools and shopping nearby. JE
Evening star., 1957-04-06

Assume 4pafs loan JE' 3.s236.
NORTH ARLINGTON-Only $1,000
required TO buy this spick-and-
with eating space, full basement;
completely Anchor fenced lot:
reasonably priced al $l5,950.
YEONAS REALTY, ia. S-2100.
REALTORS.
Evening star., 1957-04-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

BY QWNER-3-bedrm de luxe ramh
Fully equip. kit. pch.. patio. 81 .00t
dn., assume mortgage. OIL. 4-1569
Evening star., 1957-04-06
NR. RLIEMONr. NN--Raneh Nc

- BOO din 3 bedrms bath. mod
Kit lge Nv rn, stone tirepl
roninl furn scr porch beau view
ni Shenandoah river Coal suae,
htr Ss 500 owner viii take bach
itt trust. Box sec, star.
Evening star., 1957-04-06
RfVERDALE
$l95 DOWN. I
SEAT PLEASANT
$75 DOWN! /!

3-bedroom Semidetached brick
IA baths. rec. rm-. Sis per mo
vacant
Evening star., 1957-04-06
THE HEART OF VALUE

At last A 3-bcdroon brick
rancher with . full tiled
baths YOU can afford Sepa-
rate family-dinlEg room. fire.
place, luxurious kit huge
basement with entrance 10
lovely level lot. RARE IN
DEED at Sl7,S60 With FHA
financing available.
Evening star., 1957-04-06
OPEN SUM-, 1875

DIRECTIONS; Out Georgia
ave. left at Manor Club"
entrance-continu on Car
rolton rd. to Club House
left on Great Oak rd,, TO our
open sign. MR.. HARRIS, on
premises.
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SUTTLAND
sos DOWNi I

2.bedroom semidetached brick.
newly decorated; vacant, $3.50 per
month.
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,,,,i ,Aill,BRIcK 3;bedrm. rambler e n, +:
space in de luxe kitchen. full bsmt
corner lot; front porch. transp a,
door. Schools. churches, shopping
cony. close by Priced for quick sale
at sld.23u with only ~ 900 down
call u to 1,1O VII U-lHfg
Evening star., 1957-04-06

ASHTON HEIGHTS. Arlington Co.
for sale By OWNER--S-rm brick
Colonial: screened side porch. full
bsmt.; combination storm windows.
ess, hot-water heat, det garage
unusually lRrge. well-iandscaped
corner lot. Priced SiS.5O0 shown
BY npDt only NO AGENTS
PLEASE, ia S-4p55.
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SPRINGFIELD
HHFMOt LORF,
T. N. LERNER, Pres.

TU 2-f40o 0406 oeorsia Ave. NV
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING
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RIGGS MANOR-3 bedrooms. den,
separate dining room, fireplace
newly redecorated, semi-detached
$14,750. Only $500 down. Call MIR
Smith at OIL, 2-4T4l anytime. PO.
TOMAfy ASSOCIATES
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ROCKVILLE, sis.s50 - 2-year- old
eri'k v r TamOlfs With ssp Hsa5m' dining SAtai Ell
lovely den, equipped kit; full bsmt
with firepl. Purchaser can assume
$1,000 GI mortgage, SAMUEL =
BOGLlEY, INC. PO. 2-Hl51. ewes,
Mr.. Wilson. GA. 4-S034.
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SEAT PLEASANT
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
prick home. Nv rm.. dinstte. modern
equipped kit end floor, /. bedrms.
and tile bath. gas a.-c. heat gar-
hago disposal. Anchor fenced lot,
SIS per month includes everything
CAMPANELLA 4 CO
EX 3-ilij Ewes, Ju. s-ai73
UNIVERSITY PARK
stonc.snd- brick rambler iull
bsmt rec rm breelcway, gar.. cor
ner lot many extras Priced right
Call Mr. Wagner. WA 1-l3lS As
sociAted with II /. RICHARDSON
REALTY co
3 BEDROOMS
Ramblefs with daylight Easements
Sl4.SbO Conventional financing
1905 Carriers lane RiYerdale PHIL
LIPS C ROGERS. Builder, WA
$3.50 DOWN
Sgf5O. East Pines is-story bunRa-
low 3 rms. and bath. gas h,.a,h ;
vacant immed possesslon. CAR
ROLLTON REALTY, uN i.l0ll;
eyes AP 7-ih5D
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ARL.. S.--Assume 5000 4es CT al
SjI, mo. 3-bedrm scmidet; cor.
ner lot. Anchor fenced. BY OWNER
Open. 162 S, JEFF. St. ia. 5-1;i67
Full price, $4,000. or best offer
ARL. N.--very close-in two-family
home with lge rms. each unit
rents for. sll0' very low down
pymt. and 81 10 per mo Will buy:
Si5.950 total price. IA. 2-66f4.
EN- 3-36iR
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WEST EVANSVILLE; / blk. to huI
rm, house; sep. din. rm. and util
rm. Save comm. buy from OWNER,
$1,000. Call OIL. 4-S301.
WEST LANHAM.-4 bedrms,, . baths;
Sl3,950; $1,000 down. Days.
eyes. Ap 5-lR01
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LANGLEY AREA-3-bedrm rambler
large living rm. with fireplace. mir
ror and bookcases. elec. kit, 2-tor
air conditioner, corner lot, 3 blks
from shopping center. VIII deco
rate S2l,O00. BY OWNER. Nc
AGENTS. 500 Lockney ave. Takoms
Park. JU. S-5l27.