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Flied out for Hiliman in eth.
3 Ran for Ennis IN eth.
4 Fouled out for Brosnan In 9th.
Chicago -----.- 600 00l 600
st. Louis OBJ 100 1Ox-6
Runs-Banks, Lennon, Speake. Ennis.
Harmon. Moon, Boyer. Landrith, b. @
Smith Errors--Banks. Baker. Ennis,
Wise Runs batted in--Blakingame t2l.
Ennis. Boyer Moon and Boyer scored
on Bakers error in 2nd). Moryn. Speake
f2l. Two-base hits--B. q Smith. Len
non Neeman Home runs-Ennis, Speake
Saerihce--Jones Sacrifice hy--Biasin-
game. Double play-Dark 10 BlasinEams
70 Musial. Left on bases;-chteaEo. q
.; on Hillman. /; of Brosnan, l; OF
Jones. 3. Struck out--By Drott !: by
Hiliman. .; by Brosnan, 2: by Jones. II
Htts--Oh Drott. q in innings. of Hill
man. 3 in 2 innings: on Brosnan. 2 IN
2 innings. Runs and earned runs--Oh
Drott, So; of Hillman 90; on Brosnan.
ii OF Jones, 40. Winning pitcher
Jone' u-0) Losing pitcher--Drott t0-1
Umpires--Smith. conlan, Donatelli. Del
more Time--2:33 Attendance--i0.21 5,
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PIRATES. ga; DODGERS, 81
FTpST CAN'T
To.als 80 3 "a Il Totals rs "a 10

Totals 30 n ii Totals 2S II ~
Doubled for Law In end
2 Walked for Valdes in 9Th.
3 Walked for Koufax IN 9th.
Pittsburgh - 0l3 900 90O-6
Brooklyn 600 600 O03--3
Runs virdon. skinner, Thomas,
Smith. Groat t2). cimoli. Furillo. valo.
Hodges. Koufax, Runs
batted in-Powers Thomas. Smith,
Oroat. Skinner f2b. Furillo t3l. Two-base
hits--Groat, Powers. Ciemente. Home
runs Thomas. Smith, Groat, Skinner
Furillo. Sacrifices = Foiles.. Thomas,
Smith. Double play-Mazeroski to Groat
S; Brooklyn. 9. Bases on balis-of Pur-
key. 4: OF valdes. l. Struck out--By
Law, 1; BY Purkey. 3: by Face, .; BY
valdes. 1; BY Koufax. g. Hits-on Law,
o In ! inning: of Purkey. In z innings:
of Pace, / in ! inning; on Newcombe
: In ga innings. OF yaldes. o in 3zs
innings; of Koufax. in 3 innings
Runs and earned runs-On Law, 90;
of Purkey, -; of Pace. III; of New
eomhe, Al: of Valdes. 90: OF Koufax.
2-l. Hit by pitcher-,By Koufax (Thom-
asl. Winning pitcher-Purkey u-0l.
Losing pitcher-Newcombe t0-n, um-
pires Burkhart. Bogsess. German,
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Run--Landis. Errors-Rivera, Simp-
son. Run batted in-L0llar Two-base
hit-Riyera. !Sacrifce-Thompson Sac
rifice fiy-Lollar. Double plays--Grah to
Simpson: Hunter TO Simpson. Left on
base--Kansas City. 8; Chicago, g.. Bases
on ball--Oh Morgan. q: of wilson, 9.
7un and earned rInMMo n T III. Wi.
son, 90. Time-2:22. Attendance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Totals 30 aiII Totals 81 II q i6
] Singled for Churn in eth.
Ran for Thomas In Sth.
3 Doubled for Hall IN Sth.
4 Ran for walker In Sth.
5 Struck out for Face In 9th.

Runs - Pritchard. Groat. Kravitz
Freese, Gillian Hodges walker t2l Zim-
mer l2b. Drysdale. Errors--WAlker. Thorn
Cimoli. Furillo. Gillian, Freese. Long go.
Two-base hits Gillian t2l. Hodges,
Walker; snider. Long; saerifiees-Klins,
plays--churn 10 skinner. Thomas to
Mazeroski to Skinner. Left on base
Pittsburgh. Il; BROOKLYN, 3. Base on
By churn. z: BY Hall, i; BY Drysdale., Q;
by Labine.- 3. Hits--on Kline, in "A
Hall 0 in / inning: OF Face. i In !
inning; of Drysdale. 10 in IA innings;
of Labine. n ~ innings. Runs and
2-3; of Hall. 90; on Pace. 90. OF
Drysdale. A; of Labine. 90, Hit by
pitcher-By Drysdale tFreesel. Wild
pitch-Churn Winning pitcher-Drys-
dale u-0l. Losing piteher-Kline ODD.
Time-2:35. Attendance--la.635.
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Totals 80 IL 81 II Totals IS Il "a

AUEaIs % II q II IotaIs 3S II q o
I Struck. out for Spencer in 4th.
9 Struck out for Kat in 9th.
Walked for Margoneri In 18th.
Struck out for Surkont in 9Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

GETTING BROTHERLY ADVICE FROM A CHAMPION
Joey Baio (gh
pens be the worlds welweht champion Yesterday
OF Detroit
the
and Robinson
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WHITE sox, |; AS, o
Totals 80 8 x29 IS Totals 2s3 80 81

4UIHN % . Ns5 10 IUtAIs 70 oU o
SINGLED for Battey in 10th.
. Ran for Hatfield in 10th.
3 Grounded into forceout for Phillips
in 10th
Ran for Northey In 10th.
5 Hit sacrifice fly for Wilson in 10th.
Two out when winning run scored.
Kansas City - 600 900 600 90
Chicago - 900 900 900 II
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MINOR LEAGUES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
ERICAN ASSOCIATION
VnTrRN.r,o.,., ,r.c,,.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Toronto, FL: Havana. Ia.
Buffalo. ~; Richmond, go.
Columbus. Beg: Rochester, is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22
Piled out for Hillman in 7th.

Totals 81 so4s Totals SO - 3
! Called cut on strikes for Drott In
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.oek at New Orleans. rain.
TEXAS LEAGUE

Nashville, a-5; Chattanooga. 30.
Memphis. b: Mobile. tsecond game.
wet grounds.
Little Rock NJ Neuu OrIsans ,stn
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Runs--Ashburn f2): Hemus. Bouchee
t2). Anderson t2). Lopata Lockman.
Maua Hnrrin IaAina.i.i r...Aa......
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Supreme Court Will Hear Cirard Case Today

WASHINGTON, LR- The gov ernment contended that CT Will liam s. Girard has no right to go free while the Supreme Court considers. whether he should be tried by US. or Japanese author ities.
 The high court will hear oral arguments on the case Monday. US. officials had agreed to turn the Army Specialist Third Class from Ottawa H., over to the Japanese for trial on a charge of killing a Japanese woman who was scavenging. for scrap metal on an Army firing range.
 But attorneys for Girard ob- tained an order from the U. s. District Court here forbidd;ng the Army to release him to Japa- nese authorities. However. the same court refused to direct the Army to set Girard free from Army custody.
 On this side issue, the govern ment in a brief filed Saturday told the Supreme Court Girard has no valid reason to object to being held by the Army at Camp Wilmington in Japan. C..hcrr:hu 4o Aha Mnxnn Ni,,--~o4
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Pan American Airways Heavy First Quarter Losses in Alaska
 Raise Questions on Future Plans

SEATTLE, HNHeavy first quar- ter losses this year by Pan Amer ican World Airways in it's Alaska operations raised questions in aviation circles Saturday.
 The Seattle Times said Alas kans- were speculating- that the line planned to curtan it's service sharply or vene to withdraw from the territory.
 But Pan American officials in- sist, the Times aviation writer Robert Twiss, said, that they have absolutely no intention" of with drawing from Alaska service or of changing the present equip ment, Boeing Stratocruisers. They admitted, however, the problem of operating modern equipment in the territory with out government subsidy is a most serious one" The question of service to Alaska is under study, the said.
 Pan American lost $794,0O0 ir the first three months of the year in Alaska operations. It earned ITS, ,OOO for the quarter in the Pa
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cific. But the Alaska deficit re- suited in a Pacific-Alaska divi- sion loss of $79,OOO. The first quarter of the year is usually the least profitable one. This compares with a profit of $787,000 for the Pacific-Alaska division in the same months last year.
 Pan American was. removed from subsidy last Oct. 1. The line flies from Seattle to. Ketchixan. tiJuneau, Whitehorse, r. IT., and Fairbanks.
 | Northwest Orient airlines, which flies Seattle-Anchorage, has been subsidy free over it's. entire sys- tenn since January l., 1855 at it's own request.
 The two other carriers in the Alaska market, Alaska Airlines and Pacific Northern Airlines. operate with subsidies. They are exclusive Alaska and States Alaska carriers. They have no other routes to offset losses sus- tained in serving the territory.
 Both also operate their States Alaska runs under temporary certificates, which makes it diff ficult for them to obtain adequate financing for modern planes and facilities
 P.T.A, with much better bal anced States Alaska route struc- ture than Alaska Airlines, has l been more successful in obtain i ing modern equipment than Alas ka, the Times said. But. still the carriers temporary States-Alaska certificate is proving a handicap in obtaining more equipment and providing hangar facilities at the Seattle-Tacoma airport.
 Experts agree there are several factors which could put PIMA. and Alaska Airlines off subsidy permanent certification, an in crease in fares in line with the 6 percent boost proposed by the domestic trunk lines, and the continued development of Alaska, the Times said.
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Queen Mother On Tour In Southern Rhodesia

BULAWAYO, Southern Rhod- esia, tR Britian's queen mother Elizabeth arrived by plane here Saturday on her tour of the cen tral African Federation of Rhod- esia and Nyasaland. The queen mother left London July 1.
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since cove was settled.
There are no longer the 100 families but most
of the cove residents now are descendants OF the
settlers. They live still in the old cabins and they
stil grow corn Craze cattle and gather fruit from
their orchards and honey from their hives
And SO Cades Cove remains a living example
Of culture that is long past. Here we may relive
through association the lives Of the dauntless
and women who made America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
Mountain Flowers
To Bloom in June

ASHEVILLE. - BY the FIRST
week in June the big three" Of
the mountain flower parade
0aurel, azalea and crimson rho
dodendron) are blooming in al
most every section Of Western
North Carolina.
High altitude concentrations
of crimson rhododendron at
Craggy Gardens on the Parkway
and on Roam Mountain near
Bakersville are at their peak
bloom shortly after June is. The
Roam Mountain Rhododendron
Festival is scheduled for June
% and % atop Roam Mountain.
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terminal. 1901 New York avenue
NV. One will leave Washington
at 7:15 am, arriving in Atlantic
City at 12:45 pm. The other,
by-passing Wilmington. will leave
Washington at 10 am. and ar
irving in Atlantic City at 2:45
pm.
Transportation is aboard re.
|served-seat coaches. which are
temperature controlled and
equipped with vista windows.
railways. which provides the
only through bus service between
Washington and Atlantic City,
will continue these two schedules
daily throughout the 1857 vaca-
ton season.
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] rain Cuts Time

MONTREAL.-The super Con-
tinental. Canadian National Rail-
ways crack flyer. has cut the
running time for the 2.925-mile
journey from Montreal to Van
couver to 70 hours so minutes.
Two years ago. when the service
was inaugurated. the train made
the trip in 70 hours 20 minutes.
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OCEAN CITY
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the jetty and the fishing pier
four blocks northward.
Mayor Trimper says the city
plans to extend the fishing pier
farther into the ocean, to combat
the possibility the fishermen will
be poking lines into dry sand
in the coming years.
The jetty protects the chan
mel which links the ocean with
Sinepuxent Bay, Ocean City's
port" where the low-iying party
boats and the chunky. powerful
marlin boats await the rush Of
summertime fishermen.
Fishermen's Delight
This year may see the great
est influx of top-fiight sports
fishermen In the city's history.
The international Light Tackle
competition will take place here
July 9-12. The biggest fishing
event on the East Coast, the
sports spectacle is being held
north Of Florida for the first
time.
There's fishing for everyone at
Ocean City. not only the ocean
going type. Youngsters drop
lines from piers while older hands
try their luck at surf casting or
channel fishing.
Variety Of Night Life
For those who like night life,
Ocean City offers a great variety
though without the gambling
which once characterized the
city. Dancing is available in
several hotels and at the Paddock,
the city's biggest night club.
The Sea Scape Motel is adding
two new dining rooms. augment
ing its cocktail lounge. This
motel was the pace-setter for the
string Of modern motels, several
with swimming pools. which
string along the northern end
Of the city.
Ocean City's season officially
opens with the Memorial Day
week end, but the heaviest influx
won't strike until July, for Ocean
City is a family resort that comes
alive after schools close.
On June week ends the city
buzzes with hordes Of high school
and college students who come
here to bid farewell to the school
year.
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Bus to Stort
Beach Runs
For Holiday

Bus service to Atlantic City
will go into effect Tuesday. CIV
ing Washingtonians the oppor-
tunity to travel to and from the
New Jersey resort by railways
over the Memorial Day week
end, Safeway railways has an
nounced.
The schedule lists two depar-
lures daily from the railways
Evening star., 1957-08-27
LoTS, ACREAGE Tor SALE

APT. LOTS. prime area. excel. DO
sssa % MAYOR road road Sc. I corner % Of
Good Hope road square 5U3l
May trade for houses, d. c.. Nd
or Va. Owner. OIL. 4-Jae1 or pO.
Box 4612. n. Lauderdale, Fla
SILVER SPRING = Large wooded
lot; surrounded BY custom-built
homes: mr. schools and transp. I;
street paved and utils. avail. 10.
ii-ACRE LOTS. booming Rte. 24O
area, Mont. Co.. mr.. Montrose in
terchange 6inaly. $1,000 each.
OIL. 4-fO37 DAYTIME.
10 LOTS, entire blk, near Ken
Phone AP. 7-ses5.
ATTENTION BUILDERs-We have
8 wooded lots avail. In the fne
area OF Silver 6pring; sewer. water
and street now In; adaptable TO
split-level or 2-stoTy homes; excel.
terms with subordlnation. Call
~, 5-l222 TIL o ON, LAWRENCE
v. LUTES CO.
BUILDERS ATTENTION-we have
a large number OF building lots
ready to. build on, some with
water and sewer, some with wells
and septles. Why not call cur
Mrs. Benn for details. or stop By
our springfield ONCE q your ear
MENsH REALTY coRP., eeis
Backllck ord., sprinSneld. Va.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. iOr REM

LEASE, NE. SECT. D.C.-4.0OO II,
or morei l-story bldg, driye-in
door. enclosed I'd. B,&O. sidine
or add 10 existing bldgs 70 suit
tenant. HE. 4-SSBS.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FLORIDA LAND FOR sALE-Palm
H.sach Co. ~ acres Of si s5srigatsS Z sd
oEeechobes 'iI ana Pain" Pain Beach; h:
Of land. viii sell entire tract for for
$500 per acre: 1-10 acre plots
available At $3.50 per acre. Call
Mr.. EvERETTE. ST. 3-7O35 be-
tween l-b pm, Monday through
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aEAL EslAIL LOANS

End TRUST Absolutely top spot.
cash prices paid; Nd, Va. b, &.
c." DAY or OisA' 10 'lsSSS a.
MORTGAGE LOANS, So; combine
trusts pay debts. make improve
ments. Long terms, low payts.
Owners or agents. Call Mr.
CROCKETT. HE. 4-0s04 any time.
MONEY 2nd TRUSTS we win buy
End trust notes D. C. nearby I'D
or Va. reasonable rates. ma.
TIuNAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENT CORP 1919 n. Y, ave
NV. Ma S-58S3
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST
LOANS PUkCMASED. BARLOW
REALTY CO Realtorn 1891 q
st NV ME b-24pb
NEED MONEY FAsTf own property
Dl 7.444b ewes. ~ 6.y4Oe
Also quick casn for 2nd trust.
SECOND TRUSTS VPURcHAsEp
A. Extreme Low Discounts
N x STONE OIL 2-3l14
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sEAsNoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.--Loveiy OCEAN
FRONT apts.; swim. fish from
door; low rates. JU. 0-6O36.
REH0BOTH BEACH = Oceanfront
aDartments and cottages, modern,
immae.; &4b wk. UP. OIL. 4-3e63.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL. = New
rambler on ocean front, corner
lot. sOxl2O: lge. iiv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit, living porch. 3 bedrms.'
bath, 9Th bedrm., bath and built
in gaFast on street level: for
sale completely furn.; S22.5O0.
Ewes, phone En-. 2-6gIB. L. T.
0RAvATTE, REALToR. MA.
e-07b3.
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WAREHOUSES goa RENT

1900 SO. vt. on . noors. with
6.0OO-ft parking adjacent, Blde.
fronts on two Streets 30 New
York ave ne. Recently reeondl-
toned Available Immediately. Ii
T-14OO. La. 0-131s.
houses IN units Of 1910. $50
and II 100 50. IT,; most mod. End
Eficient design; pArkine space
ROTH CO. RE. 7.733O.
BRAND-NEW, low operating cost.
one-iioor ouildine suitable for dis.
tribution or fabrication 0peTation
This buildinR has every modern
facility that could oe desired for
efaciency ana comfort 10000 n
and immediate occupaney Union
4-Su03 OF see your brokef
10000 SO. Vt. on 2 floors. with
d.OOO-ft. parking adjacent Bldg
fronts on two streets. 80 New York
ave. ne. Recently recondltioned
Available immediately. Ii. 1-7tO0
JU. D-4375.
$4,000 SO. IT. OR MORE If de-
sired, rail. large lot and dock,
sprinkler burglar alarm. short OF
lon term lease. Mr.. THOMAS.
AID. s-2hh5.
SPACE, approximately
5000 So. IT,, downtown area. easy
truck acceSs.. elevators, reas. Call
Mr.. HUGHES. RE. 7-5s50.
CENTRAL SILVER SPRING., zoo
sa IT,, 2 street frontages.. parkine
available Ideal for distribution
Also 1900 "a. #. with loadins
Ju' jtfiisis7 iB.iSO7 Mr., scuLL Ju s.24oo
MODERN ONE-STORY
Warehouse containing 10000 50. H.
can be leased in entirety or will
divide into three units approx. 1000
50, n. each. Large loading dock
High ceiling. Now under construc-
WEINBERG 81 BUSH, INC
1928 H st. NV. Ma. $4,000
Kane Warehouse Co.
Complete warehoualng service and
once space for distributors and
brokers. interim or long term; etf
and Franklin ne, AID, 2-2ks3.
APPROX. 1900 So. II. 1ss fiool
space IN masonry bldg. Fenwiel
81. ne. Open on 2 sides, parkinI
area. dock loading. early possession
Might sell. See Mr.. Norris
WEAVER BROS, INC.
w.sv s,naE aaEAIToRP n, z-s,O,
WAbh. BLDG, III. 1-hJO'
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT IOTs, ACREAGE ioT SALE
cONJINUEDl lCONIIhUEDl


I FURN. OFFICE in air-cond. suite
in central city: secretarial seFv-
ice: garage avail Ma. $500.
BETHESDA. near eenter-New
Rir-conditioned split-ievel. wiz
lease all or part once bldg. Total
area. 5000 50. IT,; will finish to
suit Ideal for distributor with
sales organization who needs some
storage on site. Parking space for
10 cars. Very conv. TO everything
Z. p BLANCHARD. Realtor, Ju.
OFFICEs--lO aforementioned Of
fees: excellent Georgia ave. lUca-
tion IN Silver Spring, from S35,
Inquire OWNER. 0713 Woodland
dr.. Silver Spring. JU. 7-1123.
a24 10th ST. NV.
5 large rms, on ? ioors. lava
tories, AIR conditioning optional.
WOODWARD q NORRIS
REALTORS
723 goth st. NV. RE. 7-65S5
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COUNTRY HOME SITES Of ]. 2. s
ylees eS s.art eIss 81 sisou. c vow Low sLsss dcSr
payment and reasonable terms
cal Ray DOYLE with LAIRD b
SCOTT, Realtof. JU. O-O4aB. ewes
ard Sun. EVERGREEN 4-06bo.
2OOx3OO. located on Largo.Marl-
boro I'd, 3 nj. north Of Marlboro.
ONLY S2,O65: terms. NJ. LEO
sToRcH, sP. 3-4bOO.
7.E. LOTS, DC. AND MD. difier.
ent sizes and prices. Terms can
be arranged. Call BUsADA, 10.
A-S5OO
IS ACRES, near Colonial Beach: 81.
most .000-ft. hard road frontage
S4.2SO. owner will sell on terms
Call HE. 4-3H6l after 1880 pm.
WOODBRIDGE. VA. = Reasonably
priced lots; sroup. 10 or more
start construction lmmed. Special
terms for responsible builders.
ROBERT c. DAVENPORT, Peal
Estate. so. 5-52C1!
MARTINS WOODS = Lovely, large
wooded lot, lOOxI7O, All utiis
on beautiful Riverdaie I'd. only
mi. east Of WaShington Balti-
more parkway, only "a Minis. Il
p. C. and Ft. Meade. Reasonable;
sToRcH, Developer. sP. 3-4500.
RIGGS RID. EXTENDED, buiidinI
lot with approx. 1O0-ft. frontage
over 10000 50. II. Price, 2.600
HUGH 7. PECK. HE. 4-B400.
POTOMAC. MD.
2 acres overlooking CongTes.
sional Country Club ROlf course
VIII saeriflce for quick sale.
NE. 6-3S35 TIL Q Pm.
Evening star., 1957-08-27

ROCK CREEK. oaithersburs Rte
block bldg, J6xl7O " bsmt.
areal. Lot 5Ox375 on railroad.
Asking $4,000. BEERS BROS,
Evening star., 1957-08-27
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

end TRUST seasoned. So. 500; 81
monthly payment notei sovt. en-
SioSss 1856 HR RAs's YouSc IA T JSTisss si,sS ssas
sY,7O0 SECOND Trust. payable
81 Der mo. Natures In seven
years. Excel. white makers. 81 1900.
WA. T-402O. II no answer, call
AD. 2-O4Oj anytime.
S2.4s5 SEASONED 2nd TRUST at
$33 monthly: Govt. maker; 4 yrs.
perfect payment; price,, S2.066.
$500 7-yr. note. civil service
RnssS ssssS 7yE gTcnD5i Soi. S:a,m PriSss; ;soe :sm:
bier: sac, SOC discount. Mr..
YOUNG, ~. s-33eO.
Evening star., 1957-08-27

.JE. 4-49O(


Believe 1t or not, q brick
and-masonry, 4-bedrm. hope
in beautiful close-in FallS
Church city. z yrs. old, in
nice condition. for only Slb.-
500. Rooms are all oversized.
Liv, rm. Is 1890, separate
dining rm. 0xl2. Kitchen has
table space, disposal and ex-
cellent stove and refrigera-
tor. Bedrms. are all large.
l4xl4, 1874. 9xi2. 10x2l.
Level. HANDICAPPED. fenced lot.
We repeat $4,000. Owner
viii accept FHA contract: /
week possession.
HnT ENL nEAH nNHI
Evening star., 1957-08-27
rRAiLERs
GARAGES

2ad AND @ SITS. N.w.--Large brk
garage SIS: 14th and Taylor sts.
WOODWARD q Months. Realtors,
723 goth st. NV. RE. 7-6bs5.
MADISON ST. AND GA. AVE. NV.
- garaees; vac: S25. DIXIE
REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50.