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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26
Trouble BREWING
On Mat Program

al Smith, one Of the colorful
wrestling Smith Brothers, pre-
diets he will send Cowboy Rocky
Lee back to refereeing when the
two clash tomorrow night at
Capitol Arena.
Lee, angered by the treatment
he has received as a referee, has
launched a special campaign to
clean house on these so-called
tough guys" The 325-pound
Texan defeated Skull Murphy
last week and has his sights set
on Smith.
The program will start at $3.50
in a non-televised match be-
tween Chief Big Heart and Prof.
Roy Shire. Also, John Smith
AIS brother, meets Irish Danny
McChain; DR.. Jerry Graham
wrestles The Great Scott and
Murphy takes on Arnold Skaa-
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
u Star Racing Editor


STANTON. DEL, June ga
traffic jam is developing around
Delaware Park as more fillies
and mares move in for Satur-
days $4,000 Delaware Handi-
cap. which affords q female
thoroughbred her best earning
opportunity Of the year without
male opposition.
The latest estimate on the size
Of the field for the mile-and-a-
quarter classic has been raised
to II and there is a chance the
number might reach 20. There Is
only a small chance, however,
that there will be any splitting
Of the race, as the Delaware
track measures 100 feet in width
at all points.
There is q provision in the
conditions Of the race which per-
mits the track to split the purses
and fees into two races If neces-
sary.
Arriving here last night was
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Fucker Up,
who was flown in from California,
Fucker Up was credited with
an extremely swift mile, carry
ing l22 pounds at Hollywood
Park earlier this month in an
overnight handicap. She turned
the mile in l:343s with Willie
Shoemaker riding. Shoemaker
u expected to handle the reins
again Saturday.
It also is almost certain. the
two top weights, Amoret with 1875
and Levee. 122. will run. Grouped
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BOYS BASEBALL

COUNTY ASSOCIATION
Bethesda MidgetS
Bethesda Sports Mart. 10; Potomac.
= .Yyd Sporting Goods. IL: BurEandy
silver sprinv MIdgets
silver Spring Lions Club. IS; Lyons
Takoma TIGERS, 10: Takoma A. c.. s.
Hillanndale Red scx. 4; st. Berna-
Western yunIors
County Title. 4; Upper Montgcmery
Carl freeman Builders. S: Garrett
coLLEGE PARK PONY LEAGUE
Indians. o; Orioles, 3
Navajoes. z; ApacheS, 9.
MOUNT vERNON-LEE LITTLE LEAGUE
Bueknell Manor. 49, Dixie PIG. 3.
AMERICAN LEGION
Washington District
Washington Gas Light Post a.. IL;
Agriculture DepaItment Post 80, 2.
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE
Minors
WV. 8; Sousa Yanks, 4.
Hicks Chevrolet. 3: Sheridan Bakery
BelIviev Gardens. II: Fort oerebie.
Buckingham Market. &: Turner. !.
AnacORtia II. Fort Stanton, g.
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'SiIverHiIIWins
To Tie for Top

Defending Champion Silver
Hill is on the move in the Indus
trial League after finishing in
a second-place tie with Federal
Storage in the first round.
Silver Hill defeated FBI, first
half champion, S-3. yesterday on
the West Eilipse and moved into
a first-place tie with Federal
Storage. Both have 81 records
FBI (l-2) dropped into a last
place tie with Union Printers.
Reds Bladen. Silver Hills
|player-manager. spanked a 10
hit attack by driving in three
runs. He hit a two-run homer
in the fourth inning.
John Reeds one-hitter gave
st. Ambrose a SCI victory over
Navy Tar Stars in a Depart
mental League game. Also. the
Air Force Jets defeated the
102oth USAF Wing. 1874.
Strick's Restaurant won by
forfeit over East Coast Electric
in the Vic Gauzza League.
TODAY
AK vs.. Union Printers. West Ellipse
Columbia HeiRhts VS.. Black sOx. South
pssign Printing VS.. PEOPLES Drugs
49,. TOMORROW
Federal Storage vs.. FBI. West Eilipse
lO2Oth usAF Wing VS.. National Be.
cufitv, East xllipse. $3.50.
v, Ar Fcree Jets vs.. 81. Ambrose. South
East Coast Electric Va. suitiand Hall
Anaeostia $3.50.
Army Map Service w, Travellers Al
Bannecker. o.
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indians to Release
Eddie Robinson

CLEVELAND, June 20 Dr.
The Indians have picked Eddie
Robinson as the man to be cut
from the club roster TO make
room for First Baseman Joe
Altobelli. recalled from Column
bus yesterday.
Robinson Joined the Indians
May 20 in New York after he had
been released Internationally by
Detroit. He has been used mainly
as a pinch-hitter.
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BY the Associated Press

Paper Tiger. q 6-year-old son
of the famed Stymie, will at
tempt to duplicate his sire's feat
of winning the $50, 000.added
Massachusetts, Handicap today
at Suffolk Downs.
Eleven handicap stars were en-
tered for the mile-and-o ne-quar-
ter Massachusetts,, one Of the
major stakes events Of the Bos-
ton season.
Paper Tiger. the probable IA
vorite. will be ridden by Conn
McCreary. who piloted Stymie in
many Of his best races a decade
ago. including a victory in the
1947 Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs Of New
York, wife Of Trainer Hirsch
Jacobs. owns Paper Tiger, who
viii pack 1l9 pounds. She also
owned Stymie.
Tick Took Gets l23
Top weight In the Massa-
chusetts is Tick Took, with 1873
pounds. Greek Spy. who fin
ished third behind Trafic Judge
and Dedicate in the $4,000 Met
ropolitan Handicap at Belmont,
Is the probable second choice
Greek Spy gets in with ll6
pounds and will be ridden by
Eric Guerin, while Pete Ander-
son handles Tick Took.
Several stakes are on today's
Nationwide program. including
three with SIS. 000-added value
the Long Branch Handicap at
Monmouth Park, the National
Stallion Stakes at Belmont, and
the Primer Stakes at Arlington.
In addition. the Llangollen
Farms Porterhouse, who set a
world record recently in Cali
fornia. carries top weight Of 1875
pounds in the $4,000 Hollywood
Park feature. Only four were
entered in that seven-furlong
event.
Eleven 2-year-old fillies were
entered for the 5h-furlong Pri-
mer Stakes at Chicago, including
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Sophomore,
Clash Tonight
In Laurel Trot

Charming Barbara, the
charmer among Swear -old trot-
tiers on Eastern tracks this year,
once again takes on candidates
for the rich classics tonight at
Laurel Raceway.
If horses could talk, there are
few who would be calling Bar
bara charming they way she has
been making things embarrass-
ing for them.
Those with a particular grudge
against the horse owned by
John Froelich of Brookville.
N. Y, are the highly promising
candidates for the 100000
Hambletonian at Duquoin, H..
in August: the $50, 900 Kentucky
Futurity and the $4,000 Yon-
kers Futurity.
Five nominated for these three
rich trotting classics will try to
ward of Charming Barbara in
the $1,000 Savage Trot, the fea-
ture race at Laurel tonight. They
arc Rhonda Hanover. owned by
Mrs. Charlotte Sheppard and
Archie Nudge Of Hanover. Pa;
Armada Hanover from the Quail
lity Stable Of Tuxedo, N. Y;
Prom Trotter Of the Two Cats
Farm Of Indianapolis; Lord
Chuck, owned by Morris Piv.
nick Of South Orange, N. j., and
Joyce Gallon of the Dave john
ston Stable Of Charlotte, N. C.
Barbara wasn't supposed to
be able to beat the likes Of these,
but she has been doing 1t and
Froelich is wishing he had NOM
mated her for the three big
races. But she looked ordinary
before experiencing the fine feel
ing Of winning and now she
doesn't like to lose. She won
8 out Of 10 last year and 5 out
inf 4 this war
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Paper Tiger Heads Field
In Rich Suffolk Feature

Fred w. Hooper's highly re.
garded Alhambra, q son Of
Olympia. who won the stakes in
1913. Leather Button, Joliet
Stakes winner, and Lincoln
Road. are threats.
Jester Heads Field
George D. Widener's Jester.
FIRST offspring of the great Tom
Fool to win at Belmont. heads
the field Of eight 2-year-old
colts in the National Stallion,
colt division. Polly-Hi took The
filly section two weeks ago. Two
others receiving attention were
Clandestine and Jimmer.
Eight were named for the
mile and one sixteenth Long
Branch handicap at Monmouth,
including the Circle M. Farms
Skipper Bill, the 1856 winner
in track record time Of l:4l.
Tellarian, who set a world
record Of 1:392s for the mile
and 10 yards in the Valley Forge
Handicap at Garden State, car
ries lit against 100 for Skipper
Bill.
Yesterday at Belmont, Mrs.
Gerard s. Smiths Outer Space
made 1t four straight by winning
the Overlook Purse by three
lengths. Outer Space paid 1910.
Time for the mile and one-six-
tenth was l:442s.
Willie Shoemaker won i've
races at Hollywood, including
the feature aboard Hoop Band
($2.90). His other winners were
Strong Ruler ($4.50). Re-Armed
Bin ($7.30). June's Boy ($7.70
and Jestosorno ($5.90).
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Field of II Is Possible
For Delaware Handicap

at 11D are Princess Turia, Little
Pache and Rare Treat. This
trio also is making final preps
for the big money.
Numerous workouts were
scheduled today and checkers
particularly were watching At
tica. Hal Prince Headley's four
year-old filly who Just missed
nipping -rincess Turia in last
Saturdays New Castle Stakes.
Attica, who carried 112 pounds
last week, will add three more
this week end.
Apprentice Frank Lovato made
his followers happy again yes
terday when he won both ends
Of the daily double for the third
time at the meeting. Yesterday
was the oath day Of this meet
ing, but the 1o-year.old from
New Mexico missed 10 days be-
cause Of suspension. Yesterdays
double paid $500 Is and 50. y,
It was evident that many dou-
BILE players ignored the form to
play Lovato. The first winner,
Paideia, returned $3.50 and Dis
armed $3.50, making the parlay
considerably higher than the
combination return.
Oliver Cutshaw Of Laurel, Nd,
was awaiting decision today on
whether he would be suspended
after a disqualification in yes
terday's featured seventh race.
Cutshaw finished first with
v. s. o. p, Mrs. Milton Err
hangers 3-year-old colt.
Eldon Nelson, who was second
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WIMBLEDON
Continued From Page CT
Mrs. Dorothy Head Knode of
Alameda, Calf.
Results yesterday:

4SCc0Abo yCotC4 0dJs
c.r %sH' i Mafs, G b:ay. a:un s.,;.
persk LaWer. south Africa. "a, 81
3-6. 81 completed from match in.
terrrnted By rain Monday.
8 Herb Flam. Beverly Hills, Calf, de-
teated Paul Blondei. switzerland. Ga
81. rs completed from Monday
John Cranston. Los Angeles. defeated
lafoslAy Javorsky. Csechoslovakia, g.
Pablo EisenberE. Maplewood. n. j.,
sefested Andreset Licis. Poland. o-l'
s, John Barrett s,. Britain '.1 defeated Bob
l0-l2; T-5. 6S, 81 completed
. NJ, Sss'A' I sli"i l S:as ' g;
ssstsd Nicola PistrsnEsii. Italy, e.,
s,SI !iIo s s1..,I sweden. defeated l.
seS KTTs Nielsen; Dsnmsrk dstess:d Peter
rs. 6Gs, 6-s. N
.o PsSI T S.ny;. France; defeated sven
Franz sSiEO, Austria. defeated G oastan
koenig. South Africa. 81, 81. g..
Don Candy. Australia, defeated Mar
enda Nath. India: Ga. rs, 8--3.
ieated D. Gunson. Britain. rs. IS,
John Lesch. Los Angeles, defeated
Mario Llamas, Mexico. e.. 60, 40,
jackie Brichant. Belgium. defeated
eeynaldo Garrido. Cuba. rs. 6-2,
Billy Knisht. Britain. defeated Ruper.
Iyo Pimental. Venezuela, defeated W.
Alvarez. Colombia, Ga. 60. 40,
Jean Claude Molinsri. France. defeated
Geon Ward, Britain. "a. 81, 11-g.
Tony Pickard. Britain. defeated Hans
Van Dalsnm. Netherlands, 90. 81.
Roy Emerson, Australia. defeated Gil
shea. Los Angeles. s-6. SIS. 81,
Sven Day ySs9n Sweden; defeated
Ao BOSb7 Se Mi EaSdsi Britain defeated or:
iando .Garrido. Cuba. 6--3, e., I6-3.
Ashley. Cooper. Australia. defeated
FRED Dehnert. The Netherlands, e-2.
Harry Buttimsr. San Francisco, de-
feated A. A. charnock. South Africa,
Andres Hammersley. Chile. defeated
Alfredo oimeno' Spain. 60. g.,
Robert Haiilet. France. defeated Gun
mar Sjowall. Norway. g.. liz. 6-3;
Francisco contreras; Mexico. defeated
Abe segal South Africa. defeated Lew
Gerard. New Zealand. o-3. Ga
JOergen uIrich.. Denmark. defeated c.
ter5anSes; Brazil 80 81 o-a'
Eduardo Argon, Uruguay, defeated
Glenn Bassett. Santa Monica, Calf
wemen's Singles CFlrst Roundl
Shirley Bloomer: Britain. defeated Pat
Ward. Britain, 81. 6-3.
Mimi Arnold. Redwood City. Calf.
eefestea Miss P. NJ. Burrell' Britain,
Ms. van Der Storm. , Neither,
~, Angela Mc,iimsT Britain, ssissstsd
Renee schuurman. South Africa. de-
teateed Mrs. Maria Weiss, Spain 60
oI Nj: Betty Pratt s :.%siei M sad sooiH
ws;sTs Britain g s.ild S k1od, .,.m.A,
CALI: defeated Mrs. JenniieT HOid'
ksfoi Paseros, Miami. Fla. defeated
Miss ? :; A. Wheeler Britain 4-e'
s., Ms' NJ: s wSGssass p. sI5ns d.
80 90
Mrs. Daphne Faneutt. South Africa vs.
Mrs. Thelma Long. Australia, 6-S, 81,
a. POSTPONED until today.
Mrs. Heather Brewer. Bermuda, de-
feated Miss M. v. Nielsen, Denmark.
Second Round)
Louise Brough Beverly Hills, Calf. de-
leated Mrs. Mary Hawton, Australia,
g., Go.
Darlene Hard, Monticello, Calf, de-
feated Rita Bentley, Britain, g.. 60,
Althea Gibson, New York defeated
Mrs. Szuzi Koermoecky. Hunsary, Cd.
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mer was purchased by his owner.
Mrs. John r. H. Thouron for
$4,000 at the Saratoga yearling
sales. Highland Brigade finished
third after racing greenly during
the early part Of the sprint.
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GRADED SELECTIONS
FOR LAUREL
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

demon Mary, Lois Protector,
Bluetacket.
|2-Walter Castle, Worthy Vol
stadt, Par Flight.
3-Homestretch Harry. Home
stretch Sandy. Benny's Day.
4-Ranger McEllen, Brooke
Chief, Hal Law.
5-Dazzle Worthy. Barclay Ham
over. Wayreign.
6-CHARMING BAR ARA,
Ronda Hanover, Prom
Trotter.
7-Sister Mack. Bonnie Truax,
DR.. Giles.
8-Gold Banner, Lassie Belle,
bingo Boy.
Longshot Daily DOubIe-LOIS
PROTECTOR and HAPPY WAY
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with the Christiana Stables
Cloud Nine. claimed foul and
the order Of finish was reversed
to the delight of the favorite
players. According to the stew
ards. Cloud Nine suffered inter-
ference in the stretch from
v. s. o. p.
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Washington owned Tuscan
away a 2-year-old colt who
carried the silks of Cleveland
Skinker, recorded his first
triumph yesterday in the fourth
race and among his victims was
Highland Brigade, who last sum-
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s.AsS 5 EScElsss!' f.ry S Closer 'T No.
8 chaRaTTSS BARBxRA tEs'ton, q,
2 Armada Hanover Martin 80 2.l
4 Rhonda Hanover (Simpson) - W
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rIsf SsI .nI Pv sSnE Ri;'I SOIsRHDI Enp
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an You Teach Your Baby
To Talk?

-AAoeD
tta
fascinating Ch1fs C. Putns Sons
etoneO
and They also aast The way he makes sounds
and makes happy
Cling vowel sounds be plays
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Ha1fic EON bOOAhS Of he New Jersey
Garden State Parkway?
So motorists who don't have the
right change can pay BY mail.
LIP, Falmouth. Mass.
Beware OF The Dog WY
bG3 500 Rile-lORg fence being bMiif
In Queensland, AHsMaiia?
To keep out wild dogs. The wire
barrier viii enclose approximately
10000 Of QueensIand's so. 500
square miles, and win cost over
100000. The wild dogs have
been costing the region 10000
sheep and uncOunied thousands Of
cattle every year.
Mrs. CHS, M0MrOvia, Ind.
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Short Pants


scnOM. w oy y 3. uOn 49,
way % me ti's 49, us y
tne Declsfatlon q inueehee
Gear 70 Ms sluoenls.
I'm giving eecn o. you lnIee
common. eve1yo.y OalIOns ne
too men, ma.'ne snls sns NJ.
represents Inc. te secon1 L0sy
ana tne sn'ro me Iiisnh q fiapp-
ness. Tomorrow I'm song 70 g. !.
me what tney SAND LOT.
Inc neM Gay one 20 sao'y ~
ported lnal one q ~ OulaOas vs.
MISSING h9es ne - les
..
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. Babyss lace IN the mirror i good
cumpanyl Put him where he can laugh
and play with his cOpy-cat friend.
. Delicious new time.saver:
Strained Potatoes in q jar. They taste
just like baby's butteEy baked potato
but let you forget that daily baking
Distinguishing choEel Fluffy. smooth
Strained POtatOes-a Heinz Exclusive
ARE q fine source Of energy (which
your baby needs In his businessl) plus
Vitamin B.. Niacin and Vitamin c.
for his glowing good health. Later On.
Strained Potatoes encourage baby's
first tries at self-feeding; they don't
90 sliding Of his spoon!
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. It's tossup who's having more fnn-father
or habyl Just remind Dad: No roughhOuse on
q full tmnmy or right before bedtime
OWhen you're ~expecting" why do you
sometimes get special cravings for certain foods?
You'll find the answer to this and hundreds Of
other questions in Heinz authoritative new
book, The ABCs Of Prenatal Care" For your
free copy, send your name and address to Heinz
Baby Foods. Box q. D-23 Pittsburgh 50. Pa.
OThere's twice q much protein in Heinz
exclusive new High Protein Cereal than in
regular baby cereals. Let your baby enjoy this
nOurishing dish with the pleasant nut-Iike taste
soon. To Ak 4. just mix with milk or formula
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why does bayfood
right where he finest fruits and vegetables grow? So Helms sp
each and pack at favor peak That's how
Baby st famous better color perfect texture and finer
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daughter and son-in-law. and their
six-year-old Steven were among the
guests. Alter dinner, We watched q
football game on television. and
that led to . general discussion 81
sports.
''One said he liked prize fights
best. another golf. . third baseball.
Somebody finally asked young
Steven what kind Of spOTt he liked
best.
''Ele looked IN tuEn q everybody
n the room, then came over md
threw Is arms around me, and
sd, My Wan'pa.'"
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CoHpe cOwlris cOurs ReMmer rSOss? Well VEN
swanped- $1,000 please pahe while Rad Them
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BUILDERS SACRIFICE
DREYFUSS BROS.
FOGGY BOTTOM

Priced Under So per SO II. with
less than l5le cash, balance in one
trust,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NEW BRICK RAMBLERS
nnn,n Col Gun 1 a Z n NJ

f'O1- 1877 '~"EE'' 70 7 '-'A'
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,, lse, hedrms. liY. Tm. with fire.
place, dining area. full bsmt. priced
low at So 300. Out Wilson blvd
past Glehe TO Jacksonville. right Ia
houses. Mrs, Breckenridge. OF. A
SS1S.
S. Arl.. Oakcrest a9oA s. Grant
st Lovely spllt-leyel type rambler
with Ice. liv rm.. flrepl.. cleo. kit.
rec, nm, carport. Out. Ridge road. 70
Glebe Ri, left 10 Grant ST., left
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Laree commercial corner on busy
+ thoTough.are. Today's prices are
HIGHER than Yesterdays, tcmorroV's
VIII be higher than today 5. DON'T
WAIT
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80 UNITS

Nicely arranged apis crossing S3O.-
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2oEed for apts, NV Owner Will
consider exchange. What have you?
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Obviously Different

Split-leyel. / bcdrms. cor :
bedrms. and Gen } , full
baths. only S2I150. The
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Yes. il has a sep. din rm.,
too Also, a fin. rec. I'm and
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studded lot REPEAT. FULL
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WANTED
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/ nave a family from Cleveland,
and prefer Cape Cod style in
Montg, County with . bedrms. down
and . up. They are IN no immediate
rush II you are not in a hurry, but
they would like to make plans for
the future as. the family is still in
Cleveland and the husband is now
working here. Call MR.. WELLS (OL. &,
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SALES, INC. MA. $4,000
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MCLEAN
OPEN

SAT, SUN. l TO DARK
Quality built with tbs ac-
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

ATTENTION SPECULAToRs. . row
bricks in NV, at turnover prices
Call Mr.. MILLER. agent. week ends.
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HOUSES for SALE VA. Cont. }
NEW sPLIr.LEvEL.!--By one Of Oq

McLEAN VA. bU-FT, KANHIER
Three bedrms baths, large pan
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car garage tground leven. is-acre
lot. beautiful dogwood trees Only
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inspect, call
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Commercial Corner

2-story and basement brick: SMALL
hut priced AZ only 81. 600. Good for
investor, builder or small family
with vision
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N.W.-COMNfERCIAI

i Nice store presently leased by long
termed lessee. VAL show l0eo net
cash plus equity. Income with ex-
cellent flnancins. Out Of town owner
says sell YOU can't miss with this
one Agent. Box IS-X. Star.
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ARLINGTON

A-UklT APARTMENT
Immediate Clarendon proper. In
diylGusl air conditioning; shows eX-
cellcnt return First Offering. Call
for price and particulars.
COLONIAL REALTY CO.
a
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TRUE
Southwestern
Flavor

combined with up to the :
minute appointments. abound
in this new. completely diff
ferent brick ranCbCr. It's de-
sign Is unique and interest,"
Ing, Ceuter-hall entrance 20
maRnificent lSXit-ft. liY. rnt..
sf0rdlnE SueeplnS view Of
lovely wooded Eicn. Huge.
beautifully equipped kitchen.
formal nin. rm., pvt. 3-bcd-
rm. sleeping win <. SeYyiced
by cOlorful HOLLYWOOD hs hs
and suuer-aDundance Of clos
cts Lower lelel fiesta rm.
with cedar pancll1g and md
firepl adjoins 3rd fun bath
and has sen PVT entrance.
Many more de l1Ne features.
too auperous 70 mention 4
wonderful wonderful home at
S3l $40 for those desiring
tho EFTv hest Call IA -HGHl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
HIGH-CLAsS Sc. NEIGHBOR,HOIODI..
OUTSTANDING INVESTMENT.
800 EYE ST. NV,

Store and spts.. each containing
. rooms. kit, and hath, newly dec,
gas heat, separate meters; $4,000
building and loan trust Price 10 sell
Immediately at $1,000. MIR. Bruno,
ST 3-3y20; eVpS LA R-SSS6
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INvEsTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

GAITHERSBURG We have several
good con mcrclal locations in this
area o. potential growth. Prices are
Sti!l reasonable Tell us your re-
cUirementS KAY BOWLING Wash
ineIon Grove. Nd GaitherSburg
Evening star., 1957-04-23

Of the best known names from me finest shoe
salons Pumps stops sondos Many styles. oil
lst quolity Sizes 4l1 to 10. AAA TO 3. Not every
size in every style.
Evening star., 1957-04-23

Deons! Shorts! Shirts! BIouses! PedoI
pushers and Slim Jims! Skirts! And
more. more! to IA in the group.
L. r. ROGERS-2nd Floor
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-04-26
Zionist Unit TO Celebrate
Isroel Anniversary May 8

The ninth anniversary Independence celebrated
Temple
Irving Abrams chairman Matthew Rtche
chairman celebration