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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07
Coolidge Plays
Today
For LEAGUE Title
BY BOB HANSON

Coolidge High, which last won
Ia championship in a major
sport in the Interhigh League in
1852, will attempt to remedy
that situation with a victory to-
day over Spingarn at Griffith
Stadium for the league baseball
title. Game time is 2::3O.
The two teams reached the
finals in playoffs yesterday at
the stadium. Coolidge choking
OF a last inning threat by Ana
costa for a 4-3 victory and
Spingarn earning a I'll decision
over Cardozo.
Coolidge won baseball cham
pionships in 1916. 1947 and 1852.
The 1916 team went unbeaten in
II games. Spingarn lost to
Anacostia in the championship
game two years ago. Anacostia
repeated as champion last year.
Heintel Veteran Coach
Coach Carl Heintel, who has
coached the Coolidge team the
last IL years and put in eight
prior to that at Wilson, will
stake his chances for a fourth
baseball title on the pitching
of either Southpaw Charles
Eslin or Highlander Bill Noble.
If his selection backfires,
Southpaw Barry Casper, who
won all of the Colts six league
games during the regular season
and went the route yesterday
will be called back.
Coach Leo Hill at Spingarn
has his ace Highlander, Melvin
Young. set for today. Young
like Casper. won all of his
teams six league victories
Should Young get into trouble
Hill will call on Charles Cain.
The Colts scored twice in each
the second and third innings,
then had to fight of the Indians
in the last inning to preserve
the thin edge.
Double Play Ends Game
Two walks. a flelder's choice
and Catcher Jerry Danoff's sin
gle gave Coolidge its first two
runs and it added the last two
on an error, a sacrifice and sin
giles by Jim Cameron and Hal
Feinstein.
Anacostia scored single runs
In the third and fifth and threat
ened to tie or win IN the seventh
The Indians had one run in
and the tying run on first with
one out. but Cameron converted
John Burke's grounder into q
game-ending double play.
Spingarn jumped into a 40
flrst-inning lead over Cardozc
and coasted to its win behind
the steady pitching Of Southpaw
James Waters. Waters lost his
shutout in the last inning when
Peter Walters doubled and his
brother Franklin singled him in.
lAnacostia - Dol 0l0 Ia 5 |
Coolidge O22 600 "A (
and Damon
lCardoZo - 0nO 600 IL 2 4
iSpingarn 4OI no ~ 4 /
and Butts
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BOYS BASEBALL

College Park Pony League
Class A
Red Sox 4; White Sox.- 1,
Fox. 1; Hurons. o.
Glass p
Navaioes. 2: Seminoles, l
Springfield Little League
Major
TIGERS. 10; Braves, /.
Minor
White Sox, 10: Cubs, 1.
Walter johnson League
Minor
Virginia Avenue. 49, Lincoln, 4.
MARROW Coal Co. 10: Osbourn Chew.
LoveJoy Playground, 10; Logan PLAY
ground. T.
Junior Athletic. 5: CrummeIl 8.
Rosedale Playground. 8: Golden Mug
get g.
Male A. C.. .; East Capitol. 1.
low. g.
Francis Fairgrounds: Mitchell PIX. 4
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Wurmuth's Futher Dies

JACKSON. Tenn. June 7 (R.-
Carl E. Warfnath. Sc. father of
Murray Warmth. University of
Minnesota football coach. died at
his home yesterday after a brief
illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

Runs-Gardner. williams. Francona,
Nieman go. Pllarcik; Kell, Cerv; simp-
(2l. Gardner (2), Pilarcik t2). Kell.
Brideweser. Cery. Smith. DeMaestri. Two
base hits-Francona, Simpson. Hunter.
DeMaestri. Three-base hit-Simpson.
Home runs-Nieman. Gardner. Cerv.
Sacrifice-Triandos Sacrifice files
Smith. Pilarcik. Gardner. Double play
Carver TO DeMaestri to Simpson. Left
on bases-Baltimore. 8; Kansas City, 9:
Bases on balls-Oh johnson, !: on
Zuvernik /; OF Carver, .; OF Coleman.
/: of Duren. 2: of Kellner, l.. Struck
out-Bv Johnson, 3: BY Zuverink, .; by
Carver. 4 by Coleman, /; by Kellner.
Hits-On johnson. IN 81 innings; on
Zuverink, . in . p ,nnings OF Carver
8 in 5ls innings; OF Coleman. In 1aa
inninss on Duren. ! in q inning OF
in ] 3 innings. Runs and earned runs
on Johnson. 3-3; of Carver. 5-5: OF
Duren, 3d. Wild pitch-Duren. Winning
pitcher--Johnson t4-5l. Losine pitcher
Carver f4H. Umpires--Napp. Stevens,
Rice, Rommen. Time-2:33. Attendance
3 TgR
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CARDS. s; PIRATES, 0
Totals 81 IL 27iO Totals 80 8 % ID
/ Popped out for o'Brien in 5th.
2 Flied out for Pepper in sth,

81 Louis ---------- 030 300 000-6
Pittsburgh --------- 600 900 OOO--3
Runs-Blasingame. Ennis. Kasko t2).
Dickson (2l. Error-H. Smith. Runs
batted in-.-Ennis. Dickson. Blasingame
(2D, Musial (2l. Two-base hits--Musial
Stolen ases-Freese. Blasingame. Left
Bases on bSlls@ofi picksSnD. u' / on
9.BTien. 1 on King, 2. Struck out
2. Hlts-on Kline. 3 in / INNINGS: on
Pepper, ] In 3 innings: of OBrien, 5
In 3s innings; of King. o in inning.
90: OF Kline, 3-3. on OBrien, 3-3;
on Pepper 90; OF King, 90. Passed
ball-Foiles Winning .pitcher--Dickson
H.9. tS sor pite sm,,b .s um
tell. Time-2:02. Attendance--4,0i7.
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For surprisingly little costa FIbergIas.
screened patio or porch can make your
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much more, and ca more fun to live InI
Join the wonderful swing outdoor living Screen porch
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You hardly see this new Careless vnyandgass screening yet
provdes perfect insect protection with beauypus It's dent
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Where you get Fbegs Screening? In all standard widths
better hardware lumber or building supply dealers your
dealer can readily order u" wdedea for paos Look for
the colorful Fberglas Screening Rack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-07

a MAN LIKES TO COME HOME
So says Ty Cobb, former baseball great, he visits
his boyhood town of Royston, Ga, for the first
time in more than so years. Now he wants to stay
to live his life out in peace and quiet. He says he
will sell his home in California and build new
in Royston. "Everything'S too much of rush in
California" he said Here in RoySton l can take
things easy. A man likes to come back home."-
Alp Wirephoto
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MAJOR LEAGUE SCORES
PHILLIES, s; REDS, z
Totals "a 5 241O Totals 81 10 20 /

Totals "a S241O Totals 81 10 81 IL
l Singled for Gross in 5th.
. Ran for Burgess in 9Th.
8 Grounded out for Fowler in 9TH.
Grounded out for Mcmillan in 9th
Cincinnati O1o 600 1000
Philadelphia ---- 002 21I O0x-6
Runs-Robinson Grove. Ashburn
Lopata (2l, Jones, Repulski. Bowman
Runs batted in-Hoak, Lopata ~, Bow
man t2), Bouchee. Repulski. Bailey: Two
base hits-Lopata, Grove, Bailey. Three
base hit-Hoak Home runs-Lopata.
Bowman. Repuiski Stolen bases--Robin-
son (2), Mcmillan. Double play--Mc-
MILAN to Temple to Grove. Left on
bases-Cincinnati, s.; Philadelphia. 3.
Bases on balls-Od Gross. /: on Roberts,
/; on Nuxhall. l. Struck out-By Gross,
4; by Roberts, 2; by NuxhaI; / Hits
OF Gross 5 in innings on Fowler,
in , innings; Of Nuxhall, ! in innings.
Runs and earned runs-Oh Gross, AZ;
OF Fowler 2-2; of Nuxhall. 90: of
Roberts, %. winning pitcher-Roberts
1851. Losing pitcher-Gross t4.2l.
Time-2:O4. Attendance-27,30 7.
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Runs - Piersall. Vernon, opposite.
Minoso, Phillips. Error-Phillips Runs
Two-base hits-Piersall, Vernon. Home
runs-Vern0n. Minoso. Stolen base
Minoso-Double play-White 70 Mauch
Left on bases-Boston, $: chicago'
Wilson,. Struck out--By Sisler o;
by Wilson, 5. Runs and earned runs
OF Sisler, 80: OF Wilson. 20. Win.
pitcher-Sisler t4-3l. umpires-Papa-
rella. Runge. Hurley and Umont. Time
-2:25. Attendance-5.957.
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Runs-Lockman, 6choendienst. Error
Mathews. Spencer. Runs batted in
Spencer, Schoendienst. Home run
Schoendienst Stolen base-Mueller. Dou-
Bile blays-Spencer TO Schoendienst 70
Lockman; Malkmus to Mantilla TO Ad-
York, q. Bases on balls--On Bull, ..
Struck out-By Bull. 3: by jolly, !; by
Gomez. 4. Hits--on Buhl. In in;
nings,. OF Jolly. 9 in ! inning. Runs and
90; on Gomez. 90. Hit by pitcher,
Rhodes (by jolly. Wild pitch---Jolly
Winning piteher--oomez f7-3l. Losing
ford, Venzon, Ballanfant and Jackow-
ski. Time-1:55. Attendance-4,7S7.
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ORIOLES, 8; ATHLETICS. 3

Totals 80 e27 Totals SO 10 81 Q
Ran for Hale in 9Th.
. Flied out for Groth in 9Th.
3 Struck out for Coleman in eth.
Struck out for Kellner In 9th.
Baltimore 100 JOB O3O-S
Kansas City 900 10l 1903
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Runs Bauer C2i. MeDougald t2l.
Mantle t3l. Slaughter. Skowron. How
ard. Carey. Richardson t2l. Kucks.
Raines. Smith t2b. CarraSquel. Tomanek;
Decentralization Kubek. Runs batted
in--Mantle "a. McDougald CD Slaugh-
ter skowron 80. Bauer; Woodlins, Car.
Carrasauel hit into double play. Two
base hit-Mantle. Home runs1Msntlss'
son Sacrifice-McDouRald Double play
Bauer to Howard to McDougald to
Richardson to Skowron. Left on bases
New York. IL: Cleveland. z. Bases on
balls-of Garcia; OF Tomanek g; on
H.. Hlts-of Garcia, ! in a innings:
Of Tomanek. 2 in ~ innings; on
McLish, 4 in q inning: of Aguirre. 3
lin Ia l-nings: Of Pitula. 4 in 3 in:
nings Runs and earned runs on
Garcia. SO: of Tomanek. O-O; OF Nc
Lish, A.: OF Asuirre. 90. of Pitula.
90; of Kucks, So Passed ball-Nix-
on. Winning pitcher-Kucks l3-5l; Los
Ing pitcher-Garcia t1-3i, Umpires--
Time-3:O4 Attendance--7,46 1.
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YANKS, IA; INDIANS, 5

Totals A 20 81 10 Totals 81 ~ IL
Struck out for Tomanek in 4th.
Popped out for AguirTe in 9th.
Flied out for Pitula IN 9th.
New York o4O O51 0O2-14
Cleveland - 00l lO1 OO2- D
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GIANTS, z; BRAVES. 0
Totals 81 424Io Totals 20 %

/ Popped out for Bull in Sth.
. Ran for Rhodes in sth.
3 Fouled out for Malkmus in pth.
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WHITE sox, 3; RED sox. 2

Totals IS z 24l0 Totals SO 10 %
/ Ran for Aparicio in LIST.
Piled out for White in 9th.
8 Fouled out for Sisler in 9th.
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ONLY FIBERcLAs SCREENING Is recommended by
leading polio manufacturers rs deni-proo rUstproof
sIorelss frs-sas. Won't shrink stretch won't sion
never needs pointing
And 10 protect your polio from sun, wind ruin and
snow, use translucent durable Fiberglus -reinfoeed
punelins for windbreaks and roof.
- WRITE FOR FREE BooKLET-New Idea in
DlN Outdoor Liiy-l6 pages ofcolorful, easy-to-
Hkg1 follow design suggestions for screened patios
rEtE Sl1A Write owens-C Corning Fberglas Corporation
-3D Dept A, 59S Madison Ave-, New York D.
N w.. or ask your dealer.
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TAUXEMoNT. Just off Mt. vernoi

TAUXEMoNT. Just off Mt Vernon
blvd. 20 minis. to Pent. or Belvoir
Excel area for children. 3-bed-
nm, rambler with hsmt.. all-elec
Kit beautifully Handicapped iz-acre
wooded lot With greenhouse walk
u school and shopping VIII sell
CT, FLA or conventional Immed
oecurancy ct $1,000 Other list
FRI c. DAVENPORT RIAL ES-
TATE Weetdevs. SO. $1,000: ewes
md NEes enid 50 S.snSn
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PuRCELLVILLE, VA. - Beautiful
white frame center-hall Colonial
home, on approx. q acre. in town
within walking distance OF golf
course, swimming pool. elementary
school, churches and shopping; LIST
has living rm.. dining rm. and
kit IND. fl. has 3 bedrms. and
Gilbert 536"1 collect, or write
L. w. Trueblood, Leesburg. Va,
representing McCAY & McCAY.
INC Realtors McIr Va
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IF MILY HOUSE. North ARLINGTON
Upstairs contains "-bedroom
apartment with own kitchen nov
rcntinP for 500 per month A
Eooc nrice at S1G,hO0 vFONAS
REALTY IA S-"l0C. Realtors.
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WFSrL=.wN
s-BEDRN. RRICK RAMBIFR:- i

WIS VINNN " bedrms, bath.
equipped kit. ample closets. win
COW fan; lge level 'ot completely
Anchor fenced: Si2o5n. sore
cash rcouircS OWNFp JF A-7fi6
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BY OWNER, near wash Gclf and
Country Club-3-bedrm ~ bath
white brick rambler: corner 10,
porch. garage, full hsmt with
large rec. rn attic fen AWNINGS
other extras. SoG.bO KE s-4noh
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RAMBLER for the non

LUhUUW MANNHEIM Tor The nom
Oh who wants to assume a 4aes
loan, THIS is IT, Full basement,
i4-acre lot wali-to- wall CARPET in
cluded S9,S00 down will handle
Don't let this one slip nv YFONAS
REALTY. IA $1,000 Realtors
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sPRiNtFItLD - Colonial split level
ANTIQUE brick 3 bedrms.. fun
baths, finished rec rm. walk-up
expand attic; nicely wooded lot.
m pvt lake and swim conv
schools. transp So or Blackjack I'd
70 Beverly Forest. right " hlks to
house: 500. zoe XII n-3Si4
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Ieu.IHs uaTHs :" pItIuft Wit
!247 10th ri 8 Arl For quick
sale. Price will be reduced I'll sold
~ withdrawn s12.7hn IA h-7510
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

LUXURY LIVING is yours for the
rest OF your life in this lovely GUS
The front elevation will take your
eye when you drive to the door
De ightfully bright liv. rm with
wide bookshelf wall and attract.
brick firepl Individual din. rm,
Eft. ser. porch, , double bcdrms
:, cleaning tiled baths extra large
Kit loaded with gadgetS huge
firepl and access to convenient
diversified carport. OUTSTANDING
at ~2S.95O and assume terrific
Sl7.s0O 4laec financing. Call IA.
5000, REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
INC, 900 ~ Glebe tof Lee
hwy. open 90
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FAIRFAX co. tcLQsE-INl
S15.850

3-bedroom and tile bath rambler
living room equipped kitchen with
eating space: tile bath, located on
large lot. $3.50 down.
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S.I', NTH,WUU; consider rent al
Sl5o per no. Spacious 6-bedrm.
det. home on lge. corner lot. poten-
tial commercial Ell IJAH q. AR
MOLD lCol. USA. Ret. broker.
EM N.l33n nr IL O~1sS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-02

UPEN SAT. AND sun. ] III dark,
Langley srea-Dont miss. 3-hed-
nm. 2-bath, lge rambler on approx
i2-acre lot Exclusive Wesimont.
81 top Of Chain Bridge I'd. in Fair
fax Co. Priced under $40 n0O
Bridge RI turn left at wesfnront
open sign W q. ATKINS pEtL
ESTATE CO Mclean. Va, Ell s.
4S42
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POTOMAC VIEW

TOP OF THE RIDGE
Open Sat.-Sun, to &.
New 8 and 4 bedrm. split
levels. family rm.. carporl;
park in the rear. Only S26.-
300 and worth IL. Ridge I'd.
TO 23rd ST.. follow MONAHAN
slgnS 70 1924 s. Grant ST.
OF. $4,000.
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BRADDOCK ACRES

BELL REALTY co.
XII s-ls6s Realtors Til {
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

CIV UNIV. AREA-3-4 story house.
1 garden. garage; substantial cash.
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BETHESDA
WISCONSIN AVENUE

g,20o.5 SO, FIT in the heart OF
business. district 83-it frontage on
Wisconsin ave zoned c. CONNER.
cial For details, call Mi Shechv
II I-a.!i ~ a3-5:i:ll. -
2AGAMl BEATTY GO REALTORS
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coon MAN:.DFsIGN-semidet

ASSUME S17.@50 CT MORTGAGE;
4i2G. 25 yrs; exclusive Wi7d0ver
Heights brick split-leyel 3 he'd
rms. pa baths. fr den-rec rm .
SH3 50U III S-u1S
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BREATH:TaKING sPIrr-LEvEL--
This lovely fuNt00i .bfilf hnFsa if

This lovely custom .huit home r
tomorrow'S house today Complete
IN every detail, from It's Nv RIM
din. nm ultra kit 10 It's 3 bod
rms, ga baths and huge. psrclcd
rec I'm See this today without
fail. RoRsCHAcH REALTY iiG7
W Broad St Falls Church u
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SECURITY OF PRINCIPAL
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

1919 18th st. NV. ma, s-O5s0
Ewes and Sun, IA. 2-7S29
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DOWDEN TERRACE

Custom built 3-bedrm, "-hath
nfics rambler on i2-8cre lot lze
rec nm, garage; financing flexihle
al secluded end OF street ST. AN
thongs PARISH
c p C'SHAUGHNESSY
REAL ESTATE
JE 2-2o"I JE "-IIm OF. I-1I.2
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TrT'FNf III. ItI- TIL TKt. UNth pNN
frnnt yard less than VI cid
selling below cost; immed possess
no agents CIR 3-44fp
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Home
Beautiful

Luxury living that has
fascinated you In the modern
home magazines. completely
r-conditioned; radio.type
garagc. door control. driveway
tufntable natural oak wood
work on main floor. mahoeany
IN 5jO-sq IT recreation nm.
cherry wood IN kitchen
equipped with everything,
including secretarial desk and
intcrcOm. system, = hne bed-
rms and panelcd den or Ith
bedrm, telephone and TV OUT
lets throughout acre in
most fashionable area Priced
very little more than an
ordinary house To inspect.
COLONIAL REALTY &C
IA. $4,000
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IS MILES FROM u. c. - Arm.
water, y acres clear and wooded.
on State hard-top road. Priced
ST 600. terms. LOUDOUN REALTY
Rte so. mr.. Arcola. Va Fairview
7-S302
WOopFD VIEW = 4-bedrm. con-
Temporary, | ; min from Pentaron;
family din nm. equip kit " fire.
places. storage space In commu-
nitv with school and swimming
pool By OWNER o41S Holmes
Run DR.. JE 9-Sn27.
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Newcomer
Lake Barcr0ft

blers available in this choice.
residential area, con yistinP OF
'ixl1 Inv rm. with fircpl
family din. rm.. lge kit. with
birch cabinets .B-in. eye
level oven, stainless steel
tabletop burners. stainless
steel sink. disposal and dish
washer breakfast area with
right angle vision. and a
bath of kitchen. 3 bedrms
. cedar-lined moth-free lO-
II closets. master bedrm.
and bath, hall bath with
Hollywood tub. all colored
fixtures: fun bsmt. with huae
rec. rm. French doors and
bath. situated on over
y acre, with huge trees.
l.5-ft, frontage, assuring
privacy. Call now for par-
ticulars. Price S3l 800.
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HAVE BUYERS for commercial prop
erty. apis, large or small: also
houses. Macarthur area Deal for
the best with PAUL LEPS. EN- 81
h495. 3'
OUT-OF-TOWN INVESTORS inter-
ested in apt. invest property con-
sisting. upward OF 25 units. Please
write full details. Box l79-Y, Star.
3
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COLONIAL cUaRM, yooded lroi,-

Spick-and-span brick, two-story
eharmser in a pretty North Airing
ton location on beautiful
shrubbed and shaded lot . blocks
70 bus and school Two diversified
bedrooms fireplace in living room.
large keDarate dining room with
quaint Dutch door to kitchen. full
basement absolutely amazing value
a. onlv SIS 000. lihsral NnareiHT
yailable Call APTHuP L WAL
TERS, INC, 50d v Randolph al
Olebe Ia --5onn
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HOUSES for SALE, Va. Cont. ,


HOLM HILLS-Several choice new
and resale houses avail. for immed
occupancy: and . level. 9 10 4
5eorm.. and :. baths in Americas
finest community Of contemporary
homes deSigned by Charles Good
man, Prices from Slo,4Un. One .
level 1856 Ala award winninr de-
san at $4,000; excel terms
ROBERT c. DAVENPORT, Real
Estate, weekdays, so. 5-5"Ou: ewes
and week ends, so. S-S95a.
L0RCOM LANE AREA, lust minutes
10 d q BY speedy George WASH
lnEton pkwy Here is a sparkling
arc attractive cOntempora ry- stvled
three-year-old brick rancher. with
z spacious bedrooms . ultra de
luxe tiler baths. House Beautiful"
hvine room with brick fireplace
wall, and large dining ell with
French door opening onto secluded
patio dream kitchen with all the
latest equipment, tile floored base
meni. detached garage: on huge
wooded. lot, and priced for immndi-
ate. sale at S3O.95C p. s.: IT'S
FULLY AIR CONDITIONED TOOf
CalI ARTHUR L WALTERS. INC.
?Qi y Randolph at G!ebc, ia. =
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WINTER woNnFRr ,ND-A cheer

IRE CLOVIS IN The frer' Of this lore
low slung home designed IN trf
modern manner All on aoor
Itv and din areas feature heavy
expiosed beams and huge Vista
View" windows: 3 bedrms twin
slzel served by abundance Of room
closets. and colorful tiled bath
BRIGHT step-sayine kit. has access
70 pvt. outside uatio. Young mod
ems will love this one Priced al
only Sls15O Call IA 1-aOnO
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC
e22e y Giebe I'd, tof Lee hwy
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sPLTT.IEyEIs. r.IprursTrp

Beautiful wooded area Three huge
bedrns, sep din rm deliehtful
kit. large bsmt. fleven. 2 blocks
to new SHOPPING center from
n goo. Dir Out Arlington hlvd
tRoute 50l turn right al Gulf
station. ~ miles uast FsirfaS
EN- 2-h2hG wills HOMES INC
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4 NIEW WIN FUTURE, ~,
a5n-f0-it custom brick rambler
2 hedrms. colorful tiled baths
huge scr porch NEW SPACIOUS
Virninia'S most exclusive residential
areas. CENTER HALL DESIGN
You'll love the generous size din
rm. with its commanding view Of
the surrounding country side. Az
IT. lower level with md firepl. and
I huge picture windows can be
finished to suit any varied plan
Crisp new and ready for the final
touch. RF FIRST, and call ia =
1000, REAL ESTATE SERVICE
INC, 22e2 N. Glebe I'd. (off Lee
hwy J. 0nen 40
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YOUR uPART.s nrSIRp-A hean,I

YOUR HEARTS DESIRE--A beauti-
ful all-brick Cape Cod on lovely
landscaped lot . bedrms and bath
on lst f.; upstairs finished in mel
low Ponderosa Pine into 3rd huge
bedrm. Full bsmt with garden
entr. Unheiievably priced AZ Sl3.-
a50 Call IA 10000. PFAI FG-
TATE SERVICE, INC. 1000 ".
Glebe I'd. 'of Lee hwy. open
90
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Mel Fan RANcHER-Must see this

priced for quick sale, many mr.
nlshings included For appt. to in.
Spect, call Mr. Atkins, Ell. 6-4Si3
Y. @ ATKINS REAL ESTATE co.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
VIENNA
$1,000

:, Cape Cod on "a acre: 2 bedrms..
NV rm, din, rm., kit and bath;
immed. poss.; $1,000 down, assume
lRe 4l2ee trust.
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VIENNA vA.-Lovelv a-level. WI
ltanshura type house uiv rm
SIS frontage 80 n by So n
Fycel res sec. blks to hus;
SIC 600 or 500 500 on ~ acres:
beautifully lendsraped and fenced
Cal IA "-Tl15 or ia T-7O0O.
sat SNn and ewes j MAYNARD
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ST JAMES PARISH. in Falls Church.
is within walking to this nice brick
rambler with 3 bedrooms; featur-
ing a 13x20-ft living room. sep
arate dining room; large. level lot
81 at SIS. 500. THE GROOM CO..
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IHF. SUNSHINE OF YOUR SMILE
split-levelS not far from the new
CfA-3 bedrooms . baths. finished
Easements with rec rooms modern
kitchens and ultramodern Rfeatures
throughout live smartly in this
wise buy s22.50O 10 son n0n
HOLLEY RFAfTY $500 Lee high
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2-FAMILY HOUSE-Rent one and
i've in. one free Brick Colonial,
its own kitchen. LIVING room. dining
room and " bedrooms Reasonably
nriced S@l,500, So n0n down ball
snce IN LIST trust YFoNAS REAL
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SPRINGFIELD Cor. split-levei

btkINUF tEID = Cor. SpIlt-leveI.
beaut location; lge bedrms Ia
paths. f1repl.. center hal, French
fenced-in yard: many extras. swim
pool rnemb avail. immed poSs
SHO.9hn Cal OWNER FL. 4-Soln