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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
Yonks-A's Deal REEVES
Form Club Accusations

NEW YORK. June II (R.-
Accusations that the Athletics
are acting as a farm club" for
the Yankees were echoing anew
around the American League
again today. The AS started a
lineup yesterday that included
seven ex-Yanks. among them
Billy Martin. who figured in the
latest trade between the two
clubs.
These accusations started al
most Immediately after the Ath-
letics' franchise was switched
from Philadelphia to Kansas
City in October, 1854. Even be-
fore the next season began, the
Yankees sold Ewell Blackwell
Tom German and Dick Kryhoski
to the Athletics and followed
soon after by selling them Enos
Slaughter. Johnny Sain and Lou
Sleater.
The numerous transactions be-
tween New York and Kansas
City since then have done moth
ing to dispute the charge, al
though it is a moot question
which team has been helped the
most by the trades.
The latest deal between the
two clubs. Saturday nights
eight-player swap in which Mar
tin and Harry Simpson were the
key men. was the 18th engi-
neered in less than three years,
with total Of "a players in
volved.
There also was a transaction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
LAUREL CLASSIC INTRlGUEs HIM
Gallant Mans Owner
Undecided on Future

II one were rendered
for the 100000 Washington. d
c., International on the turf
course at Laurel, Md, November
II. Nerud said:
Probably. He's quick and
clever, and I know he could
handle those sharp turns like q
cat going around a barrel"
Trainer Sunny Jim Fitzsim-
mons delayed the vaccine for
Bold Ruler until after the Bel
mont. fearing the shots might
upset the colt. All horses in
New York must be inoculated BY
July l. Gallant Man got his
last winter in Florida.
Mr.. Fitz said Bold Ruler might
go in the Withers Mile at Bel
mont June "a IF he's all right, "
and then the 100000 Classic,
also a mile. in Chicago July 10
you can see now how our
horse should have won the
Derby" said Nerud. referring to
Jockey Willie Shoemaker's mis-
judging Of the finish. Gallant
Man lost by q nose to Iron Liege
at Churchill Downs.
Gallant Mans sensational
Belmont time Of 2:263s under
1875 pounds clipped a full second
of the track and American rec
ord. set by Bolingbroke in 1912.
1t also shattered the Belmont
Stakes mark Of 2:2Shs. set by
the great Count Fleet in 1913
and equalled by another great
colt, Citation. in 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

of greater magnitude, the sale
OF Yankee Stadium by the CO.
owners. Dan Topping and De
Webb. to Arnold johnson, who
later became owner Of the Ath.
letics.
johnson no longer own.
Yankee Stadium. Neither doe.
he hold title any longer to IL Of
rs former Yankees who went Il
the Athletics. The fact remains
however, that the current Kansa.
City roster includes Is ex-Yank.
ees. six Of them pitchers. The
Yankees. on the other hand, have
only four ex-Athletics on the
varsity.
Former Yankee players with
Kansas City include Pitchers Ton
German. Tom Morgan, Maury
McDermott. Jack Urban, Wally
Brunette and Ralph Terry. In
fielders Billy Hunter. Vic Power
and Martin; Outfielders Lou
Skizas. Bob Cerv, Woody Held
and Bob Martyr. and Catcher
Hal Smith. Ex-Athletics on the
Yankees include Pitchers Bobby
Shantz and Art Ditmar and Out
fielders Enos Slaughter and
Simpson.
Along with Martin. the YAM
KEGS sent Terry, Held and Martyr
to Kansas City for Simpson. In
fielder Milt Graf. Pitcher Ryne
Duren and Outflelder Jim Pisoni
The last three were Immediately
shipped to Yankee farm clubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
BEATS MiDDLEcOFF IN PLAYoFF
Mayer Listens, Learns
And Wins Open Title
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star stan Correspondent

TOLEDO, June 17.-How dc
you become the National Open
champion?
Well, in Dick Mayors case
you grow up with a golf stick
in your hand and listen to your
father. because he is a good
enough amateur to have been
a club champion.
After turning pro at 26, you
work under Claude Harmon and
Craig Wood for a few months,
Through the six-month period
before you can collect money on
the PEA tour. On the circuit
you heed Toney Penna and
Lloyd Mangrum, and after get
ting established you pay an
occasional visit to Fort Worth,
where Ben Hogan works with
you for weeks at a time,
Through your first eight
years as a pro, you work things
out. taking a suggestion from
Harmon and Wood. borrowing
from the lore of Penna and
Mangrum, and digesting the tips
from Hogan. From the sound
advice Of these great players and
teachers, you build golf game.
And then you beat Cary
Middlecof in a playoff.
MiddIecOff Played Out
1t has worked for Mayer, the
57th Open champion of the
United States Golf Association
a 34-year-old very likeable fell
low. blond, good looking. and
intelligent-a touring pro who
will keep the title in play. In
98-degree heat. Mayer murdered
Middlecoff in the playoff yester-
day at Inverness with a two-over-
par 70, a careful, conservative
round that was a whopping
seven strokes better than the
somewhat pitiful 10 by Middle
coff. a two-time National Open
champion.
Mayer thought he had won
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be an insurmountable lead
Twice previously the Senator.
had permitted six-run leads II
vanish and they proved it car
become habit forming.
Roy belted "a homers in 1854
went one better in 1855. swattec
% last year and seems a GER
tainty to top that record this
season. He also could be head
ed for his finest year average
wise, with a 1903 mark thus far
Clevenger Willis
What happened to the Sena.
tors in the second game comes
under the heading of self
inflicted torture. They cuffeo
Harshman around literally and
chased him in the fifth, but
Truman Clevenger wilted quickly
in the same inning.
Ed FitzGerald's double and
Pete Runnels' single gave the
Senators run in the fourth ano
they made it 60 in the fifth
with a three-run splurge as
Sievers walked, Lemon singled
Art Schulz doubled and Bot
Usher singled.
But Dixie Howell, who took
over Chicago's pitching in the
fifth. wasn't content to turn ir
a respectable mound effort. He
dashed a home run to touch of
a three-run outburst in the fifth
with a Nelson Fox single, a
Minnie Minoso double and a
Continued on Page All, Col. 5
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.Bruton Thinks
Pills Lone Hit
Was an Error
PHILADELPHIA Hume N (P

PHILADELPHIA, June II up.
IF Bill Bruton. the Braves
centerflelder. had been the Of
fetal scorer yesterday. Lew Bur-
dette would have made baseball
history by pitching a no-hitter
and losing in nine innings.
The Phillies beat Burdette, 10,
In the second game of a double
header even though Lou allowed
but one hit. The Phillies' lone
safety was a double in the sixth
inning by Joe Lonnett which
Bruton dropped when he brushed
the concrete wall after a long
run. The official scorer ruled II
a double. Lonnett scored a few
minutes later on a sacrifice fly.
After the game Bruton said he
thought he should have been
given an error. Bruton felt he
played the ball badly by not rae
ing to the wall right away.
A major league pitcher has
never hurled a no-hitter and lost
in a nine-inning game. although
quite a few have pitched hitless
ball for the regulation distance
only to lose in extra innings.
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Michigan U. Star
Goes to Tigers for
Bonus of $4,000

ANN ARBOR, Mich, June II
P).-The 1857 captain and the
1858 captain-elect of the Uni.
versity of Michigan baseball
team were signed by major
league clubs today.
Steve Boros. who played short
stop this season for the Wolver-
ines. signed with the Tigers fol
a reported $4,000 bonus. Boros
played third base in 1856. The
Tigers must carry him on Their
roster for two seasons before
they can send him to the minors
The Baltimore Orioles, mean
while. signed Second Basemar
Ken Tippery for a reported
$4,000. Tippery was assigned to
the Orioles farm team at Knox
vile in the Sally League.
Tippery was captain of the
1857 Michigan nine. He is 81
and from Dearborn. Mich
Boros was elected captain Of the
1858 team. He is 20 and from
Flint. Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
PLAYOFF CARDS

TOLEDO. Ohio, June II (R.-
Cards for the 18-hole title play.
of in the 57th National Oper
Golf rhouapioYnchir1.
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Sports Hearings Open;
Baseball Leaders Attend

serve clause from antitrust ju-
risdiction.
ITO do nothing is to act to
destroy. for no good reason. a
sport which has brought enjoy
ment and relaxation to millions
of Americans" Byrnes' said.
Other Witnesses
Also ready to testify were
Representative Harris. Demo-
lcrat Of Arkansas. Assistant Gen.
eral Victor r. Hansen. head Of
the Justice Departments Anti
trust Division, and Earl Kintner
general counsel of the Federal
Trade Commission.
Harris said yesterday he in
tended to go "all out TOR my bill
to exempt team sports from anti
trust statutes.
The Supreme Court has said
that as matters stand these laws
don't apply to baseball but do
See PROBE. Page Ais
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YOST TO BE OUT
AT LEAST 2 WEEKS

The Senators got q Jolt
when they returned home
today and learned that
Third Baseman Ed Yost will
be out of action for two or
three weeks because Of a
torn groin muscle.
Ed was hurt in the fifth
inning Of yesterdays opener
at Chicago when he ran into
Catcher Earl Battey of the
White Sox. Yost. trying to
score from second on Herb
Plews' single, was nipped By
a throw from Centerflelder
Budda Phillips.
At first it was thought
that Ed had only a pulled
muscle and would be side
lined for just q few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
BY the Associated Press

Hearings were opened this
morning by the House Antitrust
Subcommittee on half dozen
bills to clarity the position of
professional sports under laws
regulating Dig business.
Chairman Celler Of New York
started Nthe inquiry by saying
Congress has an obligation
to determine whether Supreme
Court rulings have discrimi-
mated between baseball and other
sports.
Top big-league figures attend
ed the opening session. Commits
sioner Ford Prick. william Har-
ridge. president Of the American
League. and Warren c. Giles
head of the National League
listened attentively as Congress
men and Government officials
testified.
Commissioner Bert Bell of the
National Football League also
was present. Footballs situation
doesn't come up for another two
weeks. The subcommittee plans
to spend that long receiving tes-
timony from baseball execu-
tives, players and others close to
the game.
Dispute Breaks Out
A hassle broke out right at the
start. Representative Heating of
New York, senior Republican on
the subcommittee, testified
chaos" would result and the
public would be "the biggest loser
of ALL if Congress blankets base
ball and other sports under the
antitrust laws.
Celler. who favors such action,
retorted that Heating was mot
objective" and unfortunately
prejudged" the case. Heating re-
piled that Celler's "own obiec-
tivity has been lacking" since
the group began consideration of
the problem in 1851 and 1852
hearings.
At the same time Represent
Iative Byrnes, Republican of Wis
consin. called on Congress to
save professional football from
extinction" by exempting It's
player draft and contract re-
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Sievers Headed
For Fourth Club
Homer Record
BY BURTON HAWKINS

For the fourth straight sea-
son. rampaging Roy Sievers is
threatening to break the Sen
ators' home-run record. He took
complete command Of that de-
partment in 1854 and isn't about
to submit his resignation.
With a squirt of four homers
in his last eight games. the
powerful outfielder- first baseman
has increased his production to
is to keep within range of the
leaders. In the process he has
boosted his runs-batted-in total
to AZ and is nursing the ambition
of eclipsing the club mark of
129 set by Goose Goslin in 1924.
Interest in the Senators for
the remainder of the season is
likely to center on homers-how
many Sievers and Jim Lemon
will swat and how many Pete
Ramos will permit. Ramos is far
in front at the moment with %,
having been thumped into a 40
defeat on a pair Of two-run
homers in the first game yester-
day at Chicago.
Blow Six-Run Lead
The White Sox extracted the
last full measure of emotion
from the second game. to the
delight of a crowd of 20,395.
They spotted the Senators six
runs. but with the aid of some
Iinept Washington pitching they
won, 80.
Sievers crashed his second
homer in three games in the first
inning Of the nightcap against
Jack Harshman to start WASH
ington toward what appeared to
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Amber Is Winner In French DERBY

cHANTILLY. France. June II
Rl.-Amber, owned by Mrs. A.
Marriott, won the IL million
franc 100000 Prix du Jockey
Club tthe French Derby at
chantilly Yesterday.
Amber finished the mile and a
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half a length in front OF Guards
Tie in 2 minutes "a seconds. La
Haar was half a length back in
the field OF IA.
Amber was ridden by M
Garcia.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

y TREES, many over go n tall
form . living umbrella over This
level and gently rolling acre
stockade-feneed lot with l52-ft
.rontage; stunning setting for
tnls 65-ft, custom brick raneheY.
eenter. nall entrance. fireplace in
LLont-to- back liv. room. din. rm
WITH attrac. .built-ins., equipped
kitenen' 3 bedrms., . baths
Shouna-levei rec. rm. with picture
ipo9vs n 9smt.; earaEe. patio,
lane. Only $o3 $50 cR0wEffO ~
Col. INC ReaiNnr. L..EEL %
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q ANNANDALE-Here It isl That
$l6.950 house in q $4,000 neigh
horhoodl It's q white frame Cape
Cod. set on ls-acre wooded lot.
For details and appt.,, call WILL
SON n. WOOD. cR. 3-lOSS.
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MOTEL.

4U-ON11 M I. bIDG.
Corner. brick in popular rental sec.
ton OF Arlington; priced about
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NORTH. BY oWNEF

--3-bedrm. brick Colonial; 2 baths.
sep. din. rm., rec. rm., scr. porch.
S2O,500. JE. 3-SbSl.
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Modern attractive court on 8 o. g.
routes in Fairfax. Va: doing good
business: has ga acres Of land with
413-ft. frontage.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

IS9 DS"S q S:rss $40 rOSds1S %S sHs: tGS e 81; S
sELT. Agent, IL. e.4isi. :. =
NEW sTRoUT FALL CATALoG
81 States sTRoUT REALTY.
1854 Woodward Bldg. Washing.
ton. Sterling 3-3764.
with modernized 7-room home, itst
out Of Gaithersburg: Owner trans.
ferred: S17.500.
Is ACRES. 7-room home. 4Ox6O
barn, 5 other outbuildinRS; only
20 ACRES, 7-room. bath, oil
heat. barn. corn crib, ETC.: sea. 500.
so ACRES. s-Toom house, garage,
barn. corn crib, etc.; S13,7bO.
30 ACRES, large modernized
hone hon. In very goeoS geS kGS LEGATION and
.115 ACRES. large modern home.
24-cow barn, 4Ox60 bank barn,
tenant house. all for $4,000.
100 ACRES with 6-room modern
home; S27,5O0.
125 ACRES, fenced, stream: ask
ing $4,000.
126 ACRES at close-in inter-
change, Groom home. tenant house.
bank barn, COW barn. SilO and
other buildings; $4,000.
$50 ACRES very good stock
farm, large home, tenant house,
2 silos, stock pens, hay barracks,
everything: long road frontage;
S44, 900
INVESTMENT FARMS now rent
ed; 80 acres, buildings worth price
Of S32. 900, rental income So. 400
per. wear; 135 acres; good modern
also rented. Low down payment 70
responsible buyer. $4,000
MANY. MANY more, consult US
any time. ROMER a. CO. REAL.
TORS. GaithershlirR 2QQ
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DON'I LET THIS ONE SLIP BY
bedrooms, 2 full baths. wonder.
tul pig porch on the Kitchen, fun
2smt; With rec. I'm. and "a bath,
and metal awnines 20 with house
Near 3 bus lines. Only R1b. 800
Call HoLLEY REALTY. $500 Lee
hwy, KE. s-b350.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING for ?
acres that Is truly an artists re-
treat-style home Just loaded with
charm. Beamed ceiling In liv. rm ,
step-down glass solarium or IL
brary, lovely formal din. rm,,
old.fashioned kitchen: basement
with maids bath: 3 bedrms.. or
and q study and bath; circular
driveway; oh. lust so much 10 seel
Leok tSdsy. SSoy. IRriced at =, $:ay;g5Q; .ys ?;
REALTY. INC A.AsAA'
Evening star., 1957-08-29

Small eolored houses. well a.
nanced. Ma. s-7772 or JU. p-7622
ll41 9th ST NV
Evening star., 1957-08-29

$4,000 4lsqb LOAN can be as
sumed on this brk. home In sS- s-
elusive location Of n Ariinrteozn OK
Built to last. Liv. rm' with firsni
ena Day windows. sep. din. rm
peqrmS.. ful bsmt., rec. nm
frlced at S23.950 with very eood
terms. First time offered. CsiI
sEoLIdhR HOMES REALTY. IA
Evening star., 1957-08-29

pMOco pSss.C ,,sS, ,sST,ATIoN. Income $4,000
Evening star., 1957-08-29

ARLEDdE REAL ESTATE CORP
:. 2533 Wilson Blvd. Arl,, Va.
ia. 7-444S Ewes. JE. 2-107O
COL0RED-SI7,05O-4-family det.
prlck, ne. area; all apis. rented.
,enants pay utils. By OWNER.
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INVESTMENT PROF. for SALE

RO0MING HOUSE. fne loe.. 8
rms gross income, $4,000: only
Bauer. THOMAS J. FISHER 4
7-es30, JU. $500.
WE HAVE FOR SALE, q new IS
unit apt; bldg. in an excellent
location. This Building Will Show
A 2OSs Net Return on Your In
vestment. This ad. Is not Q come
on. FOR In the past 2 months
We nave sold over s350,0O0 in
which We specialize. II you are
looking for q small or large In
vestment IN real property. please
give Mr.. Young q call and see
what We have. c. N. MAR6TEL-
dkh; JR., REAL ESTATE. ~. g.
APT. 2 units. 2 bedFms. ca; North
AII.; excel. returns-payS on in
10 yrs: NORTHERN VIRGINIA
REALTY CO. IA. 1884.
DESIRABLE 26-UNTT APT, BLDG.
of i and 2-bedrm. units, in RAN
ole Alenlanos; good cond.. 1909
occupied. 26es return: liberal a.
nanelng 70 Iesponsihle purchaser.
4.ssd6: hAELeAS sy.I REALTY; ATTY; 11Ss Dc LU.
NO0A GNNa@s AOs AsNAZOs
SMALL. OFFICE BUILDING, ist
moor leased. End and 3rd floors
asaaSs s2r .See.n, Sfs use sDDoTS sSSn
nifty for user. Good insncinE:
reasonable down payment. Total
price. $4,000. Call MR., ROW
LAND. DL. 7-e131: ewes. LU. l.
TAKOMA PARK -sILVER SPRING
AkEA-For the best buys in
phone Mr.. RONALD. ~. 4.sssa..
GAITVERSBURG COMMERCIAL Of
acre. leased for years af
Sl,6OO per year. In this groWtng
area should at least double In
value, thereby triplinR an in
vestment Of $4,000 in that time.
While rental carries. Good hedge
REALTORS. 0aithersburg 200.
AMoco STATION. income So, 600.
Small eolored houses. veIl a.
nanced. Ma. s-7772 or Ju. 9-7622
l141 9th ST. NV.
Corner brick commercial bldg. g.
story and bsmt., BOXES IT.: will sell,
lease or trade.
10-UNIT APT. BLDG.
Corner brick in popular rental Sec
tion Of Arlington; priced about 4
times income.
MOTEL
Modern attractive court on 8 o. g.
routes in Fairfax. Va: doing good
business has ga acres Of land with
4l3-ft. frontage.
ARLEDqE REAL ESTATE CORP.
2b33 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
IA. 7-444S Ewes. JE. 2-l07O
COLORED-S17.06O-4-family det
prick, ne. area; all apts. rented
,,enants pay utils. BY OWNER.
" o-OOOS.
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D; ARLINGTON-2-bedrm semi
ige. lot: sio,50O. $1,000 down: !:
OWNER TO hold End trust. IA.
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Retiring?

THIS haven iits q pattern for re-
tirement or just down-to-earth liv-
ing enjoyment Showplace, split
level, picturesque rambleI with that
blue ribbon look both INSIDE and
outside. Enjoy the beautiful grounds
with year-round plantings and
landscaping on hieh-leVel knoll, on
private dead-end street, which with
distant panoramic view on large lot
makes the setting Of this home un-
surpassed. From the 3 twin-size
bedrms., ga baths, 24-ft. wide
noor-to-eeling brick wall In liv. rm.
and din. rm.. birch kit. neatly I'm
ished clubrm. In pine paneling, 10
the reclining and entertaining patio
and earport and other fine appoint
ments. And II you are q discerning
person this home with all its simple
loveltness and charm will leave you
with that home dream fulfilled
Priced for action at S26.95O and
= huge 4nases loan may be assumed
IA. 7-666O for appointment.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

sPRINGFIELD-OWner Will take
$500 dn. on ranch-style 3-bedrm.
rambler on wooded "A A.; S14.g5O,
Incl. wash. machine and member
ship IN excl. nearby lake club.
JF. 2-7i3b.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

l 900. SO. FT.-ZONE COMM. in
the heart Of Clarendon. Va.-Suit
Ior stores. ofiices, etc. LURIA
BROS, REALTORS, 2O4s WILSON
BLVD. ARL., IA. 7-Sb0O.
COMMERCIAL C.l, 10000 So. IT,.
North Arl.: 500 It. on main hwy.
nr. Corners. NORTHERN VIR.
GINA REALTY Co. ia. 7-22s4.
FIRST COMMERCIAL
NO FINANCING TROUBLE HERE
3-story building. near I4th and
Mass. ave-; lot 26-ft, wide, i3O-ft.
deep 70 public alley: excellent
store, display room or shop: space
Tor several autos: 3 apis. on 2nd
o.; ? on 3rd q. approx. average
income $50 each per mo. Price,
$40, 900. $4,000 cash, will take
back 6bass nrst trust. Call Mr..
BOSS AND PHELPS. INC
MA. $4,000 Evenings, RA. 3-67bs
COLORED-BUY DIRECT from
owner, Store with apt. above, in
respectable area. No spectators.
Write giving full details. finance.
phone number and address. Box
3B-L, Star.
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ePRINGFTRLD FOREST: ala s00-

4s.ft; brk. rambler, lse. wooded
sep; din; rm.. liv. rm., frepl; lot
1877 Heckberry 81. Low down pay
ment. Out Shirley highway 70
epringfeld, east on Franeonia I'd
70 lnwood St. right on Inwood 10
Heckberry. XII. g-3S44.
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Just the
SPOT

For the discriminating family de.
string q modern 3-bedroom brick
rambler extra close-in: Just 10
via convenient bus transportation,
walk 70 Hecht's. shopping, etc. Spa
etous living room with wood burning
nreplace, large dining area.
equipped kitchen. full basement
with partially finished recreation
room. Lovely rear yard shaded by
huge willows. Asking S2i $50 and
name your own terms.
CALL IA. 7-6200 8 TIL o
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MR.. FIX IT-Bring your rake ana
noe: Ine garden needs fixing but
rife. Wonderful Fails Church To-
cation. Cape Cod style. Spacious
living room with fireplace. sep
arate dining room. full basement.
2 double bedrooms and bath down.
Expansion provided for . more
bedrms. upstairs. Vacant. Just
decorated. Better hurry and call
IA. 10000. REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE. INC. 2222 N. Glebe I'd. (ofi
Lee hwy Open o 10 q
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LAKE VIEW from your picture win

LANE NlEW from your picture win
dow-Tree-shaded contemporary
rancher on almost y acre Of
LAKEFRONT property in fash
WAY BELOW MARKET due to
unexpected transfer and less than
j year old. GlaSs-wall. cathedral
ceiling living room, huge picture
windowed dining a." tremendous
de luxe equipped kitchen: 3 twin
sized bedrooms, 3 full baths: I'm
ished recreation room with 2nd
fireplace and window wall OPEN
ing onto entertaining patio. At
tached carport. Better-thAn-new
condition. ONLY S33,950 with
crate cash. SHOWN By Apt.
ONLY. LIST time offered. PEAR
SON PROPERTIES. JF 4-5S7h
Evening star., 1957-08-29

HIDDEN CHARM lin fashionable
McLeanl. Don't make your deci-
sion until you see inside. Present.
ing q snug bungalow packed with
pleasant surprises. Fireplace n
huge 24-ft. living room, wide view
window oVerlooks beautifully land
scaped a acre. 3 nice bedrooms.
nuEe summer dining patio.
CAN'T BE BEAT AT SI3p5O Cali
IA. 10000. REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE. INC. 2222 N. Olebe ION Lee
hWyD. Open 9 I'll 9 -
Evening star., 1957-08-29

JUST $4,000 CASH for this pres.
rambler with full bsmt. and com
pletly air-cond, Pull price, ONLY
Slb.gbO. LURIA BROS. REAL
TORS. 2O4s WILSON BLVD.
Evening star., 1957-08-29

bl2,bOO: assume bic OF loan-3
bis fenced va with lots Of fiowers
won't last long. W. w BLACK
MAN, INC, IA. 7-2777, IA.
S-o33b.
Evening star., 1957-08-29
ENRoLLMENT 9Cg aolng or q M the

new Dennis o,conneIi Catholic
High School, williamsburg Jr.
High and Tuckahoe Elementary,
and then take possession al the
same time Of this really nice size.
all-brk.. 46-ft. raneher. Lee. liv.
rm.. fireplace, sep. din. rm., 3
biz bedrms.. family-size kitchen /:
extra nice lots with fruit trees ga-
lore. A biz basement, too. Let's
fng Of S2O.75O. JE' 3-2Oa3. WIN.
A. CHAPMAN REALTY INC.