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Evening star., 1957-12-09
NAVY AND LEHIGH-BEsT OF THE EAsT
ToIbert May Use MuIloy
In Davis Cup Singles

BRISBANE, Australia. Dec.
Pk - Bill Talbert, Unitec
States Davis Cup captain
seriously is considering using
t4-year-old Gardnar Mulloy a!
q singles player against the
Belgians in the interzone final
here this week end.
You can say I am not COM
pletely satisfied that Herbie
Flam can do the job" Talbert
said today. Il am exploring
every possibility. I have i'm
portant decisions to make in
the next few days"
II Talbert decides Flam Is
not capable OF beating the red
hot Jackie Brichant and Phil
hppe Washer Of the Belgian
squad he has 70 choose be-
tween Mulloy and lS-year-old
Ron Holmberg. Veteran Vic
6eixaS Is q sure singles player
Holmberg has tremendous
potential. but his age is working
against him. There would be
risk In using him in so crucial
. spot.
Mulloy. superbly conditioned
b playing the best tennis on
the squad outside Of Seixas
Mulloy even beat Seixas in q
practice session yesterday. He
also never has lost to eithei
Brichant or Washer.
'Flam is playing better anc
hitting the ban in the center oi
the racket" Talbert said. But
he lacks the killing ~volley
needed to beat q player
particularly like Brichant."
Evening star., 1957-12-09
|SMU Fans Stir Up Ruckus
After Defeat by Notre Dame

Haven't they ever seen a foot
ball game before?"
When several spectators In
the stands near the Irish bench
began yelling at the visiting
players. q Notre Dame player
said. Boys, you'd better put
on your helmets. Looks like We
are going to need them"
Coach Terry Brennan
wheeled and snapped. "When
this games over. you guys walk
out and don't say a word 70
anybody. We don't have TO do
anything. We're big leaguers. =
No Notre Dame player was
confronted on the way of the
field. SMU and Irish players
shook hands and walked of the
field together.
Notre Danes president. the
Rev. Theodore Hesbureh. said
he believed ANY unfortunate
manifestations were the actions
Of 'hotheads' and not neces-
sarily students of either
schools"
DR.. Willis Tate. president OF
SMu. said. Amy incidents of
any type are unfortunate. II
any SMU student conducted
himself in q manner unbecom-
Ing to the university. ! am dis
appointed"
Southern Methodist had
conducted q drive for good
sportSmanship for the past 10
years. Last year we received
the Southwest Conferences
sportsmanship trophy. / would
regret 1t II spectators disinte-
grated the cordial spirit our
schools have built through their
lnn0 series
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Eddie Record Wins
TobIe Tennis Event

Eddie Record won the Con-
stitution tournament of the
D. c. Table Tennis Association
yesterday at the club head
quarters. defeating Tommy Ab-
ellera. 2l-l3. 2l-l2. 2l-8. in the
finals, Record upset the de-
Tending champion. Thor Hazi,
in the semifinals.
Barbara Chaimson. Is. won
both the women's and junior
girls divisions. She bested
Julia Rutelionis. 2l-l4. 1921,
2l-1l. 21-15. for the senior title
and Donna Floyd. the tennis
player. in the junior final.
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Boxing Slate
by
.Lightweights

The lightweight division rules
the boxing roost tonight with
Kenny Lane. foremost chal-
lenger Of Champion Joe Brown,
meeting Luke Easter In San
Francisco and Frankie Ryff fac
ing Frank lppolito in New
YOrk's st. Nicholas Arena.
Lanes clash with unranked
Easter win not BE- televised. but
the Ryffs Ippolito contest will
be seen IN some sections on
DuMont. tThe bout is on
WaslIington's WTrG-5 at 10
O'clock
Ryff beat Ippolito q little over
q year ago. but he was stopped
in his only two 1887 Nights by
Lane and Gene Butler. Ippo-
Tito has lost his last two to
Orlando zulueta and Tommy
Tihbs.
=
Yvon Durelle. busy fisher
man from Canada, takes on
another free-swinging opponent
Wednesday at Tampa in Jerry
Luedee of New Haven. The
bout tops a Babe Zaharias Me-
mortal Cancer Fund show.
It win be Durelle's 18th main
event Of the year. He has lost
only one. his FIRST start Of 81,
on a TKO TO Clarence Min
nant. Yvon whipped Angelo
Defends. Gordon Wallace and
viii Besmanoff. among others,
and fought q disputed draw
with Tony Anthony.
The bout win be carried on
ARc-Tv tincluding Washing-
tons WAIALs-7 at 10 O'Clock,
There is no Friday night Tv
show this week. The NBc net
work win cover the world
match-play bowling champion
ships from Chicago. returning
to boxing December 20 with
"a fight in Madison Square
Garden.
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PEA Names Aide

DUNEDIN. Fla. Dec. 3 (P.-
Joe Ed Black of Abilene. Tex.
has been named assistant tour
nament supervisor for the Pro-
fesSional Golfers Association of
America. Black. "a. will assume
his, duties as assistant to Har-
vey Raynor at Los Angeles
January /.
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tIf None wrils unattashsdl

= All competitors must be amateurs registered with
the District OF Columbia Association AAU or with the
AAU district In which they reside. You may register
after submitting entry.
The Open Class consists of amateurs l6 years OF
age or over, no restrictions.
The Novice Glass consists OF amateurs, 16 years or
pver, who have performed subnovices but did not
reach the semifina round of sanctioned competition
The Subnovice or Beginners Glass is restricted to
contestants 10 to 10 years Of age who have not COM
peted in public competition and residents OF the
Metropolitan Washington area
Entries close at midnight January II. The Evening
Star Athletic Club reserves the right to reject any entry
Evening star., 1957-12-09
WEEKEND FIGHTS
BY the Associated Press

BUENO5 AIRES - PascuAl Perez
lDste. ATaentina. knocked out Youne
Martin. liz. Spain t.i. fPere1 retained
world isyweight title.l
MARSEILLE-Alpho HaIimi, 1ei,
alserla; outpointed fanny Campo, i22,
HOLLYWOOD Billy tsweetpeal Pea.
cock. liza. Los Angeles, stopped
Frankie campos. 49, Los AnEeles isI.
TOURCOING, France-Charlen HUI
mez Frenee, stopped Francisco Frances,
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LOSE OR DRAW
Continued from Page Ais

Continued from Page Ais
aiming my degree metalurgcal engineer
ing"
How about studying in the of-season?" he was
asked
That's hard to do that kind of degree" Dan said
II don't know. I'll have to talk it some"
LECKONBY THE ONE-TIME star of the Brooklyn
pro football club thinks both Of his proteges
the pro grade.
Williams is very good tackle" Lehighs coach said
Hes $50 pounds but he the fastest
squad With the pros he'd make great offensive guard
If 1 had anything to do with the Redskins I'd draft
Williams too"
Have the Redskins been in touch with you since the
draft?" asked Nolan
Mr. Kuharch called and wants me to come to Wash
ington Dan said Il don't how can, account Of my
studies. until after the first of January
But you're keeping open mind?"
I'D say So" Dan replied Tell me- do you know how
much Eddie LeBaron is making per season. would you
just be guesSng?"
I'D be guessing"
"oh we'll" Nolan sighed cit wait"
Evening star., 1957-12-09

Guard Allen Ecuyer, while
California provided the other
end in Ron Wheatcroft. \
The honorable mention list
includes the late Charley Sid
well, star back with William
and Mary. who was killed in an
auto accident November 20.
The team:
Ends. Buddy Payne North caro-;
nial; tackles Tom Topping fDukel
and Leo Russayaee North CarolInal
guards, BUZZ Guy tDukei and Allen
Ecuyer tNotfe DameD. CENTER Jim
lard Boston colleEei: halfbaeks, Pete
Dawkins Army and ueorge Dutrov
,pp1ksl, ana fullbeck' Theron sapn
. nonerabIs mention - Ends. Larry
Warner Army, and Mac Turllneton
MOTH Carolinel Tackles. Curt Iaukea
sCalltornial Bill Melnik Army
Pr9yerb Jacobs california; Pete Keb.
llsh tPennsylvanial. Roy Hord tDukel.
Bob Novoaraz Army and stan Slater
Army. Army: ,genters, Wade Byrd Duke !
Bill Rush William and Nary.
ouarterhacks, Dave Reed NORTH
CarollnaD. Bob Bfodhead tDnkel and
Bob Williams lNotIe Damel. halfbacks.
Charlie SidWeii william and Mary },
Wray Carlton tDukel, Jim 6chulef
NORTH CarOliua). Jimmy orr (Geor.
gial. Alan Miller tBoston College, and
Dick Lynch tNotre Dameli fullbacks,
Nick Pietrosante tNotrs Dance and
Hal McElhaney CDukeJ.
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NBA STANDINGS

RESULTS YESTERDAY
New YORK. il.s s.. Louis. no
Cincinnati. ~. Philadelphia -.
RESULTS SATURDAY
Detroit iOy: Cincinnati, iu5.
Minneapolis. igI, Syracuse, li3.
Boston. li2: Philadelphia. 100.
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ENTRY BLANK
GOLDEN GLOVES-l958

Sanctioned by the District of Columbia Association AAU
FINALS ULINE ARENA, FEBRUARY 2S, 1858
Please Typewrite Print Name Clearly
THE EVENING STAR ATHLETIC CLUB
GOLDEN GLOVES
llth st. and Pennsylvania Ave. NV
Washington, ID. C.
Please enter me in the (check your ring weight and
class:
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Name Of Club
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HOCKEY
STANDINGS
Ry the Associated Pres.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Montreal. :. Detroit
Toronto, 2. New YORK. /.
Boston. 2 Chieago. o.
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EASTERN LEAGUT

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Charlotte, 5: New Haven. .
Cincinnati. 3. Troy.
Fori Wayne. 6: Indianapolis. 3
Toledo. 4 Louisville.
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FARMS

MD.--3-bedrm. modern home stu
ated. on q knoll affordingl PIANO.
ramic view Of the 1870 acres and
surrounding country. Road 'front.'
age on the main highway north
Of D. C., easy committing distance.
Farm land price. WO. 6-4066.
200 ACRES, attractive country
home, completely undermined; liv.
rm, din. .rm., and library; 4 bed
s rms, baths; "a and .Dowws RIM;
tiers. Open iireplaces. beaut. old
random width floors, oil heat,
screened-in porch, colonial por-
tico at entrance, Trees end shrub
berry. outbldRs.. incl. Scar gar, Ice.
dairy barn and small barn, ten
ant houses. Land in high state of
cultivation, well-watered with sew
eral streams, beaut. view of noun
tains Reliable tenant under con-
tract Farm producing good annual
Income, Owner living out of State.
This ideal farm and country home
located In Carroll County, Nd. mr..
kevmar, Is reasonably priced.
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Historic Tidewater,
Southern MARYLAND

1. 11S acres. owensville; Groom
farmhouse, 3 barns. various out
buildings, stream, 11-acre tobacco
allotment; 25 miles d. c. S14,500.
2. Highview, Deale; modern ma
sonry home. with 3 bedrooms. 2
baths, fireplace: approximately /
acre. on paved road. beautiful wa
terfront view: 25 miles d. c.
3. Fairhayen on Bay; large lot;
broom and bath modern home;
artesian well, large utility house,
completely furnished, electric
kitchen: 25 miles D. C. $3.50.
4. Chesapeake Bay, Franklin
Manor; modern 3-bedroom brick
home, , baths; approx. ! acre, hot
water heat. hardwood floors. fire.
place, complete kitchen equipment,
garase: waterfront privileges; 80
5. Historic Lothian, IS acres; L.
tenant house, 2 barns, stable. out
buildings; on . paved roads; i'm
mediate possessions; 90 miles D. c.
q. 40 acres; modern 6-room
Colonial home; guest cottage, ten
ant house, 3 tobacco barns. various
outbuildings; 7-acre tobacco allot-
ment. 1l-acre wheat allotment
ideal cattle farm, orchard; land:
scaped; on both sides of paved
road: in first-clsSs condition: 10
miles Annapolis. 90 miles D.. c.
z. l acre: modern 3-bedroom
home; automatic washer; fruit
trees. poultry house; 90 miles D. c.
$4,000.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
Call Mrs. Williams, University a.
44s1. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
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RIVERDAIE

Near Research Center-Approx
1900 50. IT.; suitable ONCE, labora-
tory. etc: reasonable. WA. 7-15S2.
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FARMS
Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

We have several large waterfront
plantations, summer homes, farms
and retirement homes In Tide
water Southern Maryland In COM
muting distance Of Washington, d.
c.. which will I'LL your require
ments. Inspection By appointment.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY, Prince
Frederick. Maryland. Phone los.
IL or 354.
WHAT ABOUT THE FUTUREP Here
us. an opportunity for investment
wise people in an ideally located
valuable farm. suitable for holding
or to develop. 80 acres with "a
mile frontage, Modern hot-water
sye farm prcf bu dssGsnce Ss nu eJ pns
Hopkins and Davidson Chemical
Lab; Many more farms available
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MASON g. OMER L.
HIRST
BROKERS
ANNANDALE, va. CT. $4,000
PROPERTIES FOR SALE

PROPERTIES FOR SALE
go a., s-rm. house with bath,
heat and mod. kit. 45xsO barn.
20 COW ties. Baltimore permit. Sew
erai farm bldgsu gentle rolling land
with streams, 20 mi. north Of Fred
erick on Rte. 10. $4,000 to settle
10 a. stock farm: 10 rm., pre-
civil War brk. house with loft.
ceilinss, orig. hdw. and woodwork.
imp. Cattle and hay barn, misc.
farm bldgs., much grass, 10 a.
wooded; streams; on country I'd. Is
mi. north, Of Frederick. $4,000.
PA acres. s-room, center hall
house; cleo, phone; 50x70 barn, 20
COW ties. Bait. permit, silo, misc
bldgs. 10 q. wooded. bal. crop and
grass. Streams; frontage on imp.
road North Of Frederick; $4,000,
l25 a. 10-rm.. 2-bath. center-hall
house, 3 firepl., oil h.-w.h.. mod
kit, auto. dishwasher washer and
dryer. Cab, cleo. stove and refgr.,
lge. barn, misc. bldgs. Lush grass,
streams. Half mi. hard I'd. frontage
overlooking Potomac. Mr. Pepco's
new site. Dickerson. 80 mi. D. C.
s25 acres. 1O-rm., CENTER hall.
semimod. kit, 9 flrepls., org, floor
ing, hdw. and doors. Constructed
1918 and in same family to date.
Brk slave quarters w/hrepl., stone
barn, corn crib. etc. IA mi. rd
frontage. . State rds.. 80 mi. d. C..
$4,000 BY appointment.
a., 5-rm. house. cleo, phone,
and water; in quiet town 80 mi.
ID. c.. $1,000.
bungalow, compl. furn.. mod. kit,
oil h.-w.h., liv. rm.. din. rm.,. 2
bedrms. and bath. sun porch, full
bsmt., deep freeze. Gear gar. horse
barn excel. sod, superb view. %
mi. D. c., $3.50 per mo.
CHARLES H. JAMESON Realtor
DI. 9-3262
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NOW SEE
THIS

$50 FERTILE ACRES near Fred
rick City. Facilities for SO COWS
Shipping from D. c. barn. 72x40
bank barn, with cemented barn.
l2x40 silo; Cinder block house
Machine shed. Groom attractive
home, with beautiful shade trees
Hunting on 7/10 mile. Paved road
Entire farm and buildings in ex-
eellent condition. One owner fol
over 40 yrs. Financing avil. S34,-
$50.
Mont. County Steal
10000 ACRES within miles "a
Gathersburg. The center of new
bureau standards and Acc. Double
your money by purchasing at $3.50
per acre. 1870 down and balance
in small monthly payments.
236 ACRES within the W-B-F
triangle. Suitable for dairy. beef
cattle. 4 miles to Frederick City
Owner finsncing at 5ss. $25,0000oo
with c. NJ. MARSTELLER. Jr.
REAL ESTATE.
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or Erven Butt, PO. .-22Ub
LOUDOUN COUNTY

LOUDOUN COUNTY
30O-acre farm; 275 acres open;
adapted for cattle raising and gen.
eral farming. Large main house,
hot-water oil heat. electricity, ,
barns. . silos. 2 tenant houses
Priced at sos. 900. $1,000 down.
balance. 10 wears at 5Iseo interest.
Another 511-acre farm and a
600-acre farm: both adapted for
cattle raising and general farming.
Real gentleman's estates. Country
living at the best.
WILLIAM J. LOUGH
Leesburg, Va. SP. 7-121S
New 6-room. stone ranch-style
house. surrounded by board fences.
10 acres land. bordering 4-lane
highway S1S,500.
103-acre grazing farm on paved
road; Arm. house: good barn;
4S acres; . ponds; fruit; 7-rm.
house: barn; chicken houses;
One to two-acre cottage sites,
bordering Shenandoah River.
A. S. Knowles, Realtor
Phi. 1485J, Front Royal, Va.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES wanted
A. NJ. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
BUCKINGHAM

Store ideal for ready-to-
wear, women's, mems and
boys, infants and chill
dren's family shoes, finance
CO. office, stock exchange,
brokerage office, discount
house, hardware and toys.
/. P. KETTELL. 313 N. Glebe Rd
Arlington 8, Va. ia. 2-5004
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PRESTIGE LOCATION

Entire 2nd floor Of new bank at
9th and Penna. ave. sc. avail.
for immed occupancy; air-cond..
ali utilities. pvt. parking, superior
facilities. Cali ADELBERT W. LEE.
LII. 2-1000 or JOHN F. DONOHOE
& SONS Ii a.0n2A
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PART-TIME MONTGOMERY Coun-
ty farms at q moderate price are
fast disappearing. Any businessman
looking for q country home and
over 100 acres for his family
should see this at once. II is one
place. at the price of S35. 900, that
soaring prices has not affected
Beautifully located. large streams.
well fenced and every kind Of
building in good condition. Lone
road frontage which will help to
enhance its value from year TO year
S5o "a, s STOCK y, FARM ". for :. the I1s
operation. This is in Frederick
County and at the price Of about
$3.50 per acre you could not erect
the buildings. Plenty Of water. well
fenced and q real buy.
CENTRAL MONTGOMERY in.
vestment lands; 20 acres. long road
frontage at $500 per acre; also 11O
acres, no buildings, at $3.50 per
MANY, many more. Tell US your
needs. ROMER q CO., REALTORS,
Gaithersburg 300.
1874. STOCK FARM-Good road
and water, gently rolling land.
s A. in woods. bal. in pasture
and tillable; b. barn and outbldss.
Solid brick house. built 1862.
freplaces. open stairs. bath, water,
cleo. Exceptional buy at $4,000,
owner will take big mtg, at low
interest.
PHONE MT. AIRY. MD. 231
JOHN J. PRICE, REALTOR
IS ACRES. facing improved road;
school bus mail. etc, with new
bungalow. rms. ana oatn' very
barns. machine shed. etc. Broom
dwelling. water and cleo. grass
land; S3s. 600. excellent terms. :,
1856 acres, well located: all
cultivated grasses: $4,000. terms
Some attractive DAIRY FARMS
on splendid terms.
B. p. PERRow. Broker -.
REMINGTON. VA. HE. 9-3527
175 ACRES with s-rm; house use
barn, tenant house. S5O.oOO
owner will take 10000 mtg;
80 acres with S-rm. dwelling
a acres woods. stream. Sl2,5OO'
145 acres mr., Kemptown; 20 z
woods, Is a. pasture with stream
1s-tie barn, s-rm. house. S35,uuO
Owner will take $4,000 mtg.
10 acres on hard road; -rm
house. outbldes, stream orcnaro
3-bedrm. modern dwelling in ny
Airy, bath, oil heat, large lot
New modern stone dwelling with
So rms, tile bath IhIp;n OIL neat q, s eS
Mt. Airy. Md. Phi. l23. Am. 2S4J
ABOUT 90 ACRES good land; z;
room modern home: Ia baths, oil
h. -w.h., fireplace, cement Hmt'
nice setting; real buy, S10,50O
20-acre farm. asphalt I'd: 5.roomi
house, good outbldgs, land al
cleared; o real buy, $4,000.
@. B. woLFORD. Broker.
Phi. Gi. 5-2lsl Hamilton. Va.
~ ~
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FARms
tcoNrINUEo)

So ACRES. ST.
esd hr from p, G.; rolling
o o1d OscsSSssU i say an DTy
pvt. Ches. Bay beaches. Old sub
stantial farm house on high pic
turesaue knoll. Sac. for immed.
cash sale. S11.950. Call Ii. 6-76S7.
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

MD. WAREHOUSE AND OFFICES.
foot OF Baltimore-W parkway
RI siding. SIP. $4,000.
ABOUT $4,000 so. FIT, in brick and
concrete bldg. mr.. list and Que
SITS, ne; less than SO cents 50.
It EDWARD p SCHWARTZ, INC.
11O4 VT. ave NV. co 5-61l0
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CONN. AVE.

Bright . and 8 room suites.
Private rest rooms. free conference
room. parking next to bldg. Apply
Manager. Dupont Circle Bldg.
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Entire floor fully air sond. in
small professional bids. part Of
medical area. Ideal for a doctor
or dentist reception room with
secretary, cle9ve; .,,sS,. treatment treat en-
Will decorate. caii Mr.. Gil, EN-
10000 LEoUM 4 GERBER
REALTY CO.
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TOP LOCATION

Next to theater and drugstore,
most active spot entire area. Bus
stop: Can use bakery. cleaning,
ehildren's shop, barber shop. deli
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comm. srcand less than SOC per
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BEAUTIFUL, authentic, completely
restored 10-rm. Colonial home
containing drawing rm., lv. rm.,
din. nm, kit. bath and utii. rm:
LIST flr.: 4 Ice. hedrms.. bath. 2nd
FIR. All In excel. cond. Nestled in
an oak grove surrounded by 1856
beautiful rolling and well-watered
acres: 2 miles from proposed Blu
reau OF Standards and 4 miles
from Acc. Pleasantly operated as
dairy farm, 40-stanchion Wash.
type barn, lge. loafing barn. silos.
completely modern tenant house
and other outbuildings. Shown by
apt. Phone Gaithersburg Gil.
Mr.. ANNAPOLIs-2l acres: "a mi.
d. c.; 1.S00-ft. frontage on State
road. UN. 7-7354. after 8 pm.
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i1TH a KALoRAMA RI. NV

'ApprOs. $1,000 81. Z on N one
Door. Drive-in truck door Anprcx
IL ceiling height. Vacant. Con-
cult Mr.. Jenkins. Leasing DEBT ?,
bHANNON a LUcHs CO. Real.
tors, 724 14th st. NV. MA. T.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

i,400 SO. FT.-GA. AVE. blair I'd
area; md comm. Platform loading,
high cetlines. at R.R. siding, park.
ing; Immed; oecup. Reas. rent.
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WARTHOUsE Am STORE.

Sc. ID. C.-l-s STORY brk. ware
hoNse Of $500 So IT,, once,
washrooms, hot-water heater
heavy current, loading dock; SlIl
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10000 SO. TT. Of warehouse ONCE
and showroom space available a.
once; in a modern masonry ano
concrete structure at e052 W
Va ave ne. Call OLIVER T
CARR. Realtor, MA. s-o34O oil
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stands. Then Bertoia singled
and. with two out. Frank Boil
ling thumped a homer into the
lower leftfield seats.
Sievers walked with one down
in the sixth and came around
on Jim Lemons double to left.
Lemon shifted to third on the
throw to the plate and scored
when Foytack picked UP Faye
Throneberry's trickler along the
first-base line and tagged him
out.
The Senator's third hit mate
rialized in the seventh inning
when Julio Becquer delivered a
pinch double. but Foytack re-
tired the last nine batters in
order.
NOTES: Shortstop Milt Boiling
is in Georgetown Hospital with
his infected ankle and may not
rejoin the club in Boston for a
weekend series as expected
the cast on Clint Courtney's bro
ken right hand comes of Mon
day and he'll be permitted to
take batting practice.
Russ Kemmerer. jolted in his
first start. will face the Tigers
Duke Mas in today's game s.
Mas, going for his fourth win,
has allowed one run in his last
Is innings and owns a spiffy
l.85 earned-run average.
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Dresser Plans Fresh Start if He Stoys

limited them to three hts. 1.-THE
only player who has been hitting
consistently is Roy Sievers. Some
of the others can and will do
better"
Pete Runnels, for one, was
sorry to see Dresser fired.
For my money" Runnels said,
Dresser is the smartest baseball
man I've met. He taught me
more baseball in two years than
I learned in all the years before
I met him. ! think he's great"
But Dresser is out as manager
perhaps out of the organization
and the Senators struggle on
ward. They will be trying tc
avoid their 10th straight defeat
today.
Ted Abernathy's third Inning
single led to a run and a briefly
enjoyed lead against Foytack. A
walk to Ed Yost. Jerry Snyder's
bunt and Runnels' sacrifice fly
got Ted around. but the Tigers
tied 1t as soon as they came to
bat when Reno Bertoia SINGLED
Foytack sacrificed and Har-
Ivey Kuenn tripled.
HOmers Ruin Alternately
The Tigers unloaded on Aber-
nathy in the fifth to score four
runs. Bill Tuttle singled and
Frank House rammed q home
run into the upper rightfield