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Britoin's Walker Cup Team
Features Democracy, Youth

Scotland, the British Amateur
champion, 80: Alan F. Russell
20: Michael F. Bonnaelack, %;
DR.. F. w. G. leighton, 80: A. e
1Shepperson. 81: Alan Thirlwell
%; Guy B. Wolstenholme, rs
and Philip F. Scrutton, "a.
Carr was selected for the
sixth time. Micklem the fifth
and Scrutton the third. leighton
was a reserve in 1851 and the
others all were named for the
first time.
The American team, announced
last week, includes Charley Coe.
nonplaying captain and alter
nate; Rex Baxter, jr.: Arnold
Blum. Joe Campbell, Bill Camp
bell, William Hyndman III. Billy
Joe Patton, Hillman Robbins,
Ijr.; DR.. Frank Taylor. and Chuck
KocSis.
Britain's only victory in the
matches thus far came in 1898.
The competition consists Of
eight foursomes, in which players
hit alternate strokes with one
ball, and eight singles.
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George Stirnweiss
Stricken at Work

NEW YORK, June IS R-
George (Snuffy) Stirnweiss, 40
Iyear-old former Yankee infielder,
was stricken at work yesterday
and taken to Roosevelt Hospital
in an ambulance.
Police said they we're told
Stirnweiss had suffered a heart
attack. The hospital made no
immediate diagnosis Of Stirn-
weiss illness, but the one-time
batting champion himself de-
MED he had suffered a heart
attack.
Stirnweiss. who makes his
home in Red Bank. N. j., has
been working for the past two
years as a solicitor Of new ac-
counts for a bank. Before his
career with the Yankees. he was
a star halfback for the Univer-
sity Of North Carolina.
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DELAWARE NOTES

trouble. Evidently, this con-
WINGED Haus that the race could
be ignored as a barometer of
her ability.
Bill Hartack. who has swept
both preliminary events OF the
Distaff series, now has a choice
Of the Calumet thoroughbreds
and in all probability will agree
with Haus that the New Castle
can be thrown out and switch to
her for the money" race.
1t appears now that IL or is
horses will run Saturday In what
is developing into a genuine
championship race for the fe-
male performers.
Apprentice Frank Lovato
showed no signs Of rustiness de-
spite a To-day enforced vacation
as he bounced back yesterday
with two winners. He registered
with Betsy Gee in the fifth race
and Drayton's Sal in the eighth,
In yesterdays hurdle race, in
which two horses threw their
riders and one Of the loose
horses galloped all over the in
field, Joseph Aitcheson, IT,, OF
Laurel, Md, rode his first win
ner at a major track.
He piloted the longshot Ex-
ternal Relations at $3.50. The
favored Khumbaba, held at 4 TO
5. looked a sure winner before he
tossed Thomas Walsh at the
next 10 last Jump. Aitcheson,
who was second at the time
quickly took advantage Of the
situation.
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ST. ANDREWS. Scotland
June Is (R.-Democracy ane
youth will be featured by the
British Walker Cup golf team
which will meet United States
Walker Cuppers in the 18th
International matches in Min
neapolis August 30-31.
The 10-man British team
named yesterday averages just
over q years Of age and has
as one Of its members Douglas
Sewell. 27-year-old member OF
the Hook Health Artisan Club
Sewell, who beat a good inter-
national field recently in win
ming the Brabazon Trophy, the
English Golf Unions 72-hole
medal play competition. is a
railroad linesman. He is the first
artisan golfer selected on the
team since 1947 and the third
In history.
Others named include Capt.
Gerald Micklem, As; Joe Carr of
Ireland. the 1858 British Open
champion. IS; Reid Jack of
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WIMBLEDON

Continued From Page AL
with Zsuzy Koermoeczy Of
Hungary.
Other top matches in thu
women's competition sent Karo
Fageros of Miami against P. j
A. Wheeler of Britain, Mrs
Dorothy Head Knode of Forest
Hills. N. Y, against Mrs. Jenni-
fer Hoad Of Australia and OAR
lene Hard of Monticello. Calf.
against Rita Bentley of Britain
The upset Of the third-seeded
Richardson. a Rhodes scholar
at oxford, by unseeded Luis
Ayala of Chile completely stole
the show in yesterdays opening
matches. The Chilean prevailed
by scores Of SO, Ga, Us,
Ga.
All other seeded players in
action yesterday came through
handily with Lew Hoad of Aus
tralia. favored to retain his title,
breezing past Pierre Darmon of
France, 60. "a. 6-3, in the
traditional opening match on the
center court.
Vic Seixas Of Philadelphia,
seeded No. 6, knocked out an I'M
seeded American, Cliff Mayne of
Fort Monmouth, N. j., 6-3, Ga.
So.
Three other Americans gained
the second round. Bulge Patty
Of Los Angeles and Paris, the
1850 champion who doesn't rate
a seeding. defeated Freddie HUI
Der Of Austria. 6-3. Ga, 81;
Hugh Stewart of Los Angeles
whipped John Tattersall Of Brit
ain, 60, 60. Ga, and Myron
Franks Of Los Angeles got by on
a default from Italy's Giorgio
Fachini.
Chris Crawford Of Piedmont,
Calf. top-ranked American
Junior. was eliminated by Kosei
Kamo. japanese Davis Cupper,
6-3, 6-3, 6-3.
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BOYS BASEBALL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY ASSOCIATION

MONTGOMERY COUNTY ASSOCIATION
Kensington-W wheaton MIdeets
Sherwood Orioles. 3: Potter's Clean
81. Catherine LabOure. 9: oyster
Kay Construction Co. 3; wheaton
Merchants. /.
Eastern League Juniors
Mattos Paints, 3: Brooklyn Co., Z.
Eastern League Seniors
Rockville Civftan. 2; Colesville Lions.
Tekoma Blue sox. 10: Cave Ford
Takoma Boys Club, Z: Rambliers. s.
COLLEGE PARK PONY LEAGUE
Class A
Athletics, IL: Yankees, 8.
Senators, z; Red Sox, !.
Sioux, &: Phillies, /.
Black Feet. IN: Hurons
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE
Manhattan Laundry. IL: johnson
Plumbers, B.
Hoover Playground. 8: Buchanan. 4.
Rose Park, 10: Chevy Chase. Q.
PALISADES Citizens. 10: Broad Branch
sxsda Cash Resistep II; Sheridan
O. 5. A., 8; E. Z. optimists. =.
Simpsons. 10: Park View Rhtnos, 3
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IGriffs Help ct Clinic
For Johnson Leuoue

Members Of the Washington
Senators will be on hand tc
instruct more than 800 young.
sters at the annual Walter john
son Baseball League clinic al
10 am. tomorrow at Turkey
Thicket.
Clint Courtney will handle hit
ting and catching; Russ KEN
merer. pitching; Rocky Bridges
infield. and Faye Throneberry,
outfield.
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Tom Bruutz Signs
Redskins Contract

Tom Braatz. captain Of Mar
QUOTES 1854 football team, is
the latest to sign a 1857 con-
tract with the Redskins. He
has been in the Army since
leaving school.
Braatz. an end. was the Red
skins 18th draft choice in 1854.
He is 6-foot-2 and weighs 210
pounds. He's the seth player
signed by the Redskins this
year.
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Bauer Cleared,
plans 10 Sue
His Accuser

NEW YORK. June IS @.-
Hank Bauer planned to take the
legal offensive today against
charges that he slugged a festive
bowler in night spot.
Sidney o. Friedman, the
Yankee outfielder's lawyer, said
yesterday Bauer would sue the
delicatessenN owner who caused
his arrest for compensatory anc
punitive damages" And he may
start another action for mali
cious prosecution" Friedman
said.
The lawyer disclosed the rug
ged outflelder's plans after
Bauer Jared better with a New
York County grand Jury than he
did with the management of his
own ball club.
The grand jury heard is wit
nesses testify on the charges
against Bauer, "a, in a two-houi
session. Then it voted mo bill, :
throwing the case out Of court.
Edwin Jones. AZ, charged Bau.
er with felonious assault. He
claimed his nose was broken ir
a washroom fight at the Copa.
cabana May Is. Jones was with
a party celebrating the end Of q
bowling season.
After the story broke on the
fracas, Dan Topping, Yankee
president. fined Bauer $1,000
Five other Yankees at the night
club also were fined a total Of
$4,000.
The five others testified before
the grand jury. They were
Pitchers Whitley Ford and John.
ny Kucks, Catcher Yogi Berrs
and Outfielder Mickey Mantle
Billy Martin, inflelder since
traded to Kansas City, also ap-
peared.
Mr.. Jones now is automati.
cally liable to Mr.. Bauer fol
damages for false arrest" Fried
man said after the decision was
announced. HE intends to hole
Mr.. Jones to strict responsibility
for the unwarranted arrest. The
question is how much damages
Mr.. Bauer is entitled to.
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Direct Walnut
|S|ight|yFdvoret
lin Laurel Pace

Direct Walnut figures as 9
marrow choice in tonight''
seventh race feature, q Glass Z
81 900 pace at Laurel Raceway
She finished third and second II
her last two outings and seem,
ready to move ahead in a field
that really figures as a close one
tonight.
The No. / post position gives
her the edge over Mary Pat. who
has the No. 8 slot. Mary Pal
won two in q row before finish.
ing back in the pack In her last
race.
Hal Reward has the best rec.
ord Of any horse in the field
with i've wins this year plus sew.
eral other good finishes. He.
stepping up in class, however
and has to be considered as ar
outsider.
In last nights features, favored
Camia Colby and longshot Jade
Hanover were winners Of the two
$3.50 divisions Of the Severn
Pace.
| Camia Colby, driven by RALPH
Baldwin, had to come from fiftl
in the stretch to beat Ivan 30.
hernia in 2:03as, one Of the best
times Of the meeting. She pait
IS.
Jade Hanover. driven by Jacl
Smith, also had to move from
behind in the stretch to win the
second division. His time was
2:052s and the mutuel $27.4O.
The eighth race, however, re-
suited in a real healthy payoff
the biggest Of the meeting, when
E. D. Hawk. an 8-year-old black
gelding. rewarded his supporters
with $107.60, $2S.20 and $3.50,
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Nancy EyIes
Sets Record
In Swim Meet

Nancy Eyles Of Walter Reef
Swim Club set a meet record last
night in the summer invitationa
age-group swimming meet al
Glenwood Pool. Silver Spring.
She swan the 100-meter but
terfiy in the 1914 age class ir
1:14.5 for her record.
Another Walter Reed girl
Susie Arnold, set pool records ir
three events in the Hip group
Among boys. Sheldon Arey q
Walter Reed also was a triple
winner in the 1l-l2 class.
Boys 3 and Under
radis m "r sfee Psi,s sniv. gilbert Con
Allan Miller. un. 2O4 seconds tpoo
Boys . and 10
2. William KniEht. in. 3, Ricky barr
INCA; ia seconds tAAU and boo
kkS Hs PSi is s sss ..sSSs.
WI koo-nsteT w tTsi:;t'ls sh.laSn Arey
s0ss Sm eSs''E Sut Eh sheldon A,.y
wR 2, John Collins. NRYM. )
Ronnie Psnneton. un: s7.l seconds,
Arsy. VIZ 2, O Ronnie Panneton. s an 4
ives Hewitt. Cong. 45.S seconds ipoO
50-meter ireestyle. /. Ken Mast
cor6y ccutts. WR. S5's seconds. D."
=. lO0,meter butterfly: l.. Ken Mast
kssp.yi, GYM f iSss | &S q and rf DoS
ioo.ns.er breaststroke: !. Lenny Rep,
e co, 1YH 6ou,,. Tommy Murphy; Cong
ooo SiU fesor Spu'''' "R' 1875" 'AAu an6
Boys is and 10
lO0.meter freestyle. /, Dennis John.
y Win e SonEi Z, Kerry ,ruIow' VIZ. 3
ord.
Boys Unlimited
"no-ysrd individual medley: !, Bot
brigSs; Cong. 2; Walt Rogers. un. 3
ord. 'Oo' -
Girls = and Under
,25-meter freestyle I Sharon Harler
M Nae ca Ap Fp'. ..e6 TSs; B. Sally
e5-meter ireestyle: j, sherry Hewitt
Kramer. wR. 17.n seconds tpooi record
6UtTTy Hewitt
Cong. 2, Sherry Brown, un. 3, Delore,
Battista, un. 81 n seconds
fairln and IL
1O0-meter freestyle. 7 Susie Arnold
WR. ., Margaret Canada, Cone. Jocelyr
Conradis. un. i:i47 (AAU and pool
So.meter butterfly: 1, susie Arnold
Canada, Cong. 3Di seconds (pool rec.
bo-mstsr breaststroke. I. susie Ar.
Diane Morris. VIZ S9s seconds Gnt tpo .
Girls ~ and II
50-meter freestyie I. Nancy Eyies
WR 2. Janet GALLAGHER Gems. 2. Caro-
Briggs, Cons. 3i.b seconds pool rec.
wI loo ! S,;..t butterfly ! Nancy Eylsss =.
Miller, WR. 1:14.b national record).
,,o ioo,me d,p sbres,ststreke: !; Lyme
3. Nancy Eyles' wR. 1890. (AAU anc
'Oo' ''O' Girls rs and 10
wR =, :indy Arnold Arnold, VIZ e 4 Karen rsI
Ekman. Cons 1000 tAAU and poo
Girls Unlimited
2O0.yard individual medley. ! Judy
Arnold, WR. 2, Brenda Dietz, WR. 81
Karen Ekman, Cong. 2.hh.3
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Williams Moves
.Aheadof Mantle
In A||-Star Vote

NEW YORK, June Is R-
Ted Williams again has crept
ahead Of Mickey Mantle in their
duel for biggest vote-getter in
the 1857 All-Star baseball poll,
figures released by Commits
sioner Ford Tricks Office revealed
today.
Williams now has 1910 votes
for the leftfield berth on the
American League All-Stars, while
Mantle is only 1,113 behind, with
60.497 for centerfield.
Stan Musial remained the big
vote-getter in the National
League, as he led in the battle
for first base with $3.50 votes.
His nearest vote-getting COM
Ipetitor is Hank Aaron Of Mil.
waukee. who is far ahead for the
starting berth as the rightfielder.
George Kell edged ahead of
Reno Bertoia of Detroit in the
third-base battle for the Ameri-
can Leagues only leadership
change. The Yanks' Gil Nc
Dougald trails Kell by only S94
in the three-way contest.
The only slot to change hands
in the National League is in the
battle for shortstop. where Alvin
Dark Of st. Louis now holds a
l47-vote advantage over Gin
cinnati's Roy Mcmillan.
-, AMERICAN LEAGUE
so;3s9: Bill skowfon, New YORK. ' ie, ssS..
07; Tb;5a Gene ss.s Maueh. Boston. 7.Ie6.
1854: Reno Bertofa, Detroit. IL 5ae:
Gil McDougald. New York, 1890:
vTank M,al5one Boston. 1880; Ed Yost.
!, slhortstGp-Hs!yey Kuenn. Detroit.
O;a9s: Luis Apsricio. Chicago f s,ss4. '''
81 sio; Roy ssv.r, Williams a.SIno s9ssOn
Minnie Minoso. Chicago. 1888.
oO, 497: Jim Piersau, Boston IL .496
Rightheld-Al Kaline. Detroit. Sally;
JACK Jensen: Boston. 20002; Hank
Bauer, New York. 744O
Catcher-Yogi Berra. New York.
42.O4g; Sherm Lollar. Chicago is, 1903:
Gus Triandos. Baltimore. 12.SO5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First base--Stan Musial. st. Louis.
55:330: Gil Hodges Brooklyn. 9.l4I.
Second base-Red Schoendienst, Mil
waukee. 33.574: Johnny Temple. Cincin.
natl. %. 627 Don Blasingame, st. Louis.
lI70l' Jim Gillian. Brooklyn. 1871
Third base-Ed Mathews, Milwaukee.
32.5S7; Don Hoax. Cincinnati. %. $50:
Ernie Banks Chicago. 7,S43.
Shortstop-Alvin Dark. st. Louis,
sS o5SY J ESy Mcmillan Hoasn SpsnIst
Leftfield-Frank Robinson. Cincinnati.
AZ ,625: Wally Moon. St. Louis. 10. $50.
Centerfield-Willie Mays, New York.
44.691; Duke Snider. Brooklyn, 14,344;
Gus Bel. Cincinnati. 1857.
Rightheld-Hank Aaron, Milwaukee,
Wally Post. Cincinnati. $40.
Catcher-Ed Bailey. Cincinnati, 40.
726: Roy Campanella, Brooklyn. 1887;
Hal Smith. St. Louis, S.670; Stan Lopata,
PHILADELPHIA, 7.641
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Hewson was timed in 1908 and
Prize in All.
Delany. q student Of Villanova
College. was making his first
home appearance since his
Olympic victory last November
The $4,000 crowd at Lansdown
Road Stadium cheered wildly
when he came in ahead Of Hew-
son.
When the race started the
three principals allowed J. E.
Davies Of Wales and J. r. Cam
eron Of Scotland to alternate in
the lead for the first three laps
With 400 yards to go, Delany
surged ahead and opened up a
Vineyard gap. Hewson overlook
Pirie and made a strong chal-
llenge in the fifth and final lap
but the gap was too big for him.
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1864 Juniors
File for USGA
Tourney Here

The United States Golf AS
sociation's junior championship
to be played at Manor Country
Club July 1920. has drawn q
record entry Of 1904, it was an
nounced today.
Sectional qualifying rounds at
40 points will cut the field to l2S
for first-round matches at Manor
July II. The first qualifying
round win be held today at
Roanoke. Va. with eight sched-
uled next Monday and the bal
ance next Tuesday.
Sectional trials for the District
will be held Monday at Chevy
Chase. where a field of A will
play for five places. This is a
disappointing entry for
the host city.
The largest sectional entry
lists are Los Angeles. "a. followed
by Louisville and Detroit with So
each.
There will be a new champion,
for the 1856 winner, Harlan
Stevenson Of Long Beach, Calf,
Is over age. All entrants must
be under Is on July 20.
Baltimore area juniors will
qualify next Thursday, with IA
entrants for two places. The
medalist in the Virginia State
junior today in Roanoke viii win
q place.
The sectional qualifying sites
with the number Of entries and
qualifying places for each:
June 25-Roanoke. Va. 12-l.
July I-Washington, 44-5; CHICAGO,
55-7: Indianapolis. 1872; Wichita, 1872;
ha. lS-2: Columbus. Ohio. 1872.
July -Birmingham. s-l; Tucson.
68-s; San Francisco, 36-l; Denver. 81
New Britain, Conn, 17-2: Gainesville.
Fla.. OIL Atlanta. aga; Decatur, Ill ],
22-3; Des Moines. TEL: Louisville. 63-7:
l4-2: Boston. 3O-4; Minneap-
oils. 22.3: Laurel: Miss. 81; Kansas
City, 23-3: st. Louis, I0-1: Albany.
1872; Buffalo. 44-5; Metropolitan tHa-
worth. N. ~, 500: Fayetteviiie. N. c..
ST.. Fargo. N. OAK. 23-3: Cincinnati
27-3; Cleveland, 1872; Tulsa. Ill
PfsssSSTsh 81 rlor aiseeP 3 G. ss
Sioux Falls. s. OAK. lag: Memphis
AL; Nashville. OIL: Dallas. 15-2: Hous-
tbn 15-2: Midland, Tex, l2-l; Seattle
81: Spokane. 1879; Parkersburs. W
Va. 6-i: Milwaukee. 81.
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rs, 900 See DeIony Nose Out
Hewson in 4:O0.7MiIe on 7 urf

DUBLIN. Ireland. June IS up.
-Ireland's Ron Delany, Olympic
1.500-meter champion. nosed out
Brian Hewson in a slow race Of
four-minute milers last night on
q grass course.
Delany beat Hewson. a Lon
don tailor, by two yards in the
slow time of 4:09.7. Gordon
Pirie, a Briton who holds many
records for longer distances. was
third by another five yards.
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Orioles Give Rookie
Brief Stuy on Form

BALTIMORE. June Is o.
The Orioles have optioned Brooks
Robinson, highly-regarded rookie
third baseman, to San Antonio,
but Manager Paul Richards says
the 20-year-old infielder els a
cinch to be back with the Orioles
within is days."
Robinson was operated on
May 4 for removal of a torn
cartilage from his right knee and
Richards wants to give him q
chance to play himself back
into shape"
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PunoWski Enters
Mid-AtIuntic Golf

DR.. Walter Panowski, 1851
champion from Baltimore, wa,
Iamong the post entries in the
55th Mirrle Atlantic Amateur
Golf championship starting to.
day at Chevy Chase. He in.
creases the ex-champions' list
to six.
A field of about 80 will play
for 80 berths in the champions
ship flight, with match play
Starting tomorrow.
Jim Martensen of Kenwood
scored a hole-in-one during q
practice round yesterday. He
holed q 5-iron on the fourth hole
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Old Dominion officials nat.
urally are hoping for Whites re-
covery by Saturday. but If he
remains out Of action there still
will be several big names of the
division reporting. Jimmy Reed
Bill Amick. frankie Schneider
and Tom Pistone probably are
the most familiar.
The 200-lapper was postponed
from June 8 because of bac
weather. Time trials will begin
at 1880 pm. Saturday and will
be followed by two 10-lap heats
before the big race.
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New Orleans Club
Ready to Fold Up

NEW ORLEANS, June Is (P1
The New Orleans Pelicans have
notified Charles Hurth, South
Iern Association president, that
the clubs operation beyond July
5 appears unlikely"
Directors of the team adopted
a resolution yesterday recon-
mending that bondholders and
stockholders dispose Of the fran
chise without delay"
Falling attendance has been q
main factor in the teams trou-
bles. Only 869 showed up fol
Sundays double-header. For a
five-day home stand, the attend
ance totaled only 4.O23.
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jenkins HurIs Rotary
To Griffith Victory

John Jenkins scattered six
hits and struck out nine as he
pitched the Rotary Club to a 7-2
victory over Gas Company in a
Clark Griffith League game yes
terday on the North Ellipse.
Doug Walker led Rotary's at
tack with a home run and single
Tor a total of three runs batted
| In.
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FIGHTS LAST MIGHT

PARIS ----Hogan kid" Bassey. ie4N.
Nigeria, stopped cherif Hanna. 1861,
France, w Basssy won world feather
\, NEW YoRK.-..oals Kerwin, 1921.
Valley stream, N y, stopped Tony
DEAN Ban glkzIcrssc;S. 1Yi 2Isl Pa. Nc.
Murtv. 1877. Tacorna, wash. outpointsd
Howard Kins, ie2. Reno, New. 10.
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Lonlshet Daily Double
MEADOW Midas and Little symbol
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bUIIEhNUT ST, near Georgla
ave-Large brick corner DWELLING
with private entrance 70 finished
basement, excellent location for
combination home and once for
door. quick possession. OWNER.
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FAIRFAX RENTAL HOMF-L0rTe
frame house. shade trees, approx.
acre; fully modern: 8 bedrooms.
OIL h.-w.h. Distinctive property.
ROBERT GRAHAM. OR. $4,000,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2-bsth
5 SssSIlsesiaf y.Ea Z ~ o sshsIs
5rosd st.. Pals Church. Va. JE.
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trees, flowers: soft. liv. rm,. 4
B. r, plenty baths. sac. Low eos.
OWNER, FE 3-1776. FE. 3-4379.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
SHEPHERD PARK
141Q GERANIIJM ST

This is an unusual bargain fol
the right family. This house is In
Immaculate cond. Detached brk.
slate roof, copper cutters and down.
spouts: lovely grounds; den. break
fast rm.. powder rm. and all-elec
kit. on LIST hr.; 3 bedrms. and
baths on End fir; finished attic with
lge. fan which cools the entire
house. Recreation rm. and bar In
bsmt. plus another bath. Wall-to-
wall Competing throuehout the en-.
tire house Grapes and many other
Diet. garage. EDWARD j. KYLE,
Realtor, 927 18th st. NV. ST
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FAIRFAX. vA.-Spacious home. in
center Of Town OF Fairfax. con-
yenient to schools. churches, etc.
3 or 4 bedrms.. l-acre, wooded
lot: Sl35 month: 1-bedrm. studio
house with bath, kit. and lge. liv.
rm., avail. at additional rent.
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HOUSES UNFURNISRED

ARLINGTON, SIS : bedrm. brick
rambler; 3 miles Pentagon and
Navy Annex. 1916 s. Buchanan
St; S125 per mo. Call INSUR-
ANCE a. REALTY ASSOCIATES,
INC. IA. S-336R.
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CH. CHI. d. C.-st. AIMS Wilson
High: only Sl7,95O: Diet. cor :,
lovely trees: lge. din. rm.. 8 bed
rms. enclosed sleeping porch, 2
screened porches. Open, 1876.
1901 Alton pl., OIL. 4-OQ0l.
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A M nc 7; fK;-Byy owner: Diet.
rm.. or. porch. gar. RA. 3-4012.