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Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
Lou jackson CompIefu'
de los EIefdnfes


club esta complete. Ell Glen
fuegos, efectivamente, COM
pleto aver SUI roster Official,
presentando los siguIentes at
letas:
CATCHERS:
J., Rafael Noble, club Buff
falo.
2. Rene Azcuy, club Wane-
chez.
PITCHERS
3. Pedro Ramos, Washington
Senadores.
4. Camilo Pascual, Washing
ton Senadores.
5. Jim Constable, Washing
ton Senadores.
6. Jim Bailey, club aNsh-
willie.
7. Raul Sanchez, Cuban
Sugar Kings.
8. ]. Piedra, Liga Mexica
ma.
8. Toni Diaz, Club Jack
sonville.
INFIELDERS
10. Panchon Herrera, Mia
mi Martins.
II. Ossie Alvarez, Washing
ton Senadores.
IL. Johnny Goryl, Chicago
Cubs.
10. Humberto Fernandez,
Filadelfia Fills.
IA. Luis Zayas, Gubans y
Savannah.
is. Octavio Rojas, Savan
nah.
O~UTFIELDERS
is. Borrego Alvarez, Cuban
Sugar Kings.
III. Lou Jackson, chicago
Clubs.
10. Haitiano Gonzalez, Gu
ban Sugar Kings.
10. Ultus Alvarez, Winston
Salem.
FL puesto del novato, hume
70 81, en- Ell roster, 10 discu-
tran los pitchers Conception
y Andrade, que apareceran in
distintamente en- ell roster de
la nevena, a fin de evitar que
lleguen a los As dias.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
Braves Recibieron ell Primer
Pedido de Entradas Para ell
CIdsico Annual de Baseball

MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 10, CUP
D. William Eberly, Admins.
trador de la division de boletos
de los Braves de Milwaukee, di.
jo que la primera entrega de
boletos recibida comprendio a.
500 cartas. Els possible que Ell
ndmero acaso Sc eleve a 10000
al final del dia.
Eberly agrego que la primera
entrega de correspondence del
ano pasado tue de $1,000 cartas
pero que en- esa cifra figura-
ban muchos pedidos de otros
estados. mientras que en- Ell ca
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
Resumen de los Juegos Celebrates
On las Grandes Ligas de Baseball

NUEVA YORK, Sept, 10 =
(UPI)- Los Braves de Milwau-
zee tienen hoy la oportunidad
lie echarse en- ell bolsillo Ell ga
lardete de la Liga Nacional. So
% necesitan derrotar a los Rojos
lie Cincinnati y que los Phillies
lie Fiiadelfia ganen a los Pira-
las de Pittsburgh, que ocupan ell
egundo lugar
Ell ano pasado, los Braves tu-
Vieron que esperar hasta ell %
lie septiembre para asegurar ell
a r:peonato del circuito. Esta
noche enviaran al novato Carl
,Aop Wiley al monticulo contra
los Rojos, y 81 con clio no deci-
den cuentan con Lew Burdet-
te y Warren SPAIN para ell fin
de semana.
Los Piratas, que aun alien
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
LAUSSE CONTRA
ANDRES SELPA

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 49,
(UPD-El tan esperado comba-
tie entire los medianos Andres
Selpa y Eduardo Lausse Sc rea-
lizara Ell q del corriente, segun
Ell contrato firmado por ambos.
Selpa es campeon argentine
y sudamericano de la categoria,
titulos que arrebato precisamen-
te a Lausse, pero que no esta-
ran en- iuego porque la Fedora
cion Argentina de Boxeo 10 ha
suspendido en- la possession de
ambos titulos, como consecuen-
cia de su turbulenta vida priva-
da.
/, Ell combate, en- consequence
sera a diez vueltas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20

aaron a negociar hace algun
tempo.
Koci dijo que ell representa-.
tie. de Ursua habia convenido
en- un principle en- conceder a
Perez una garantia de 10000
d6lares. para la pelea que Sc ce-
lebraria a fines de octubre.
Anadio que creia que la de-
cision final del representante
del filipino Sc habia enviado
en- cable a Ciudad Trujillo pero-
que lego ALI despues de haber
salido Ell hacia Monteyideo para
entrevistarse con Perez tras la
expulsion de este de Venezue-
la.
Koci manifesto que regresa-
ra la pr6xima semana a Ciudad
Trujillo y que confia en- poder
terminar las negociaciones.
Revelo que hoy Sc %entrevist6
con ell encargado de negocios
de Thailandia, Pone Kingpetch,
para fijar las condolences en-
que Perez combatiria en- Thai
landia en- defensa de SUI titulo
81 todavia 10 conserva despues
de la pelea con Ursua.
Las negociaciones con Thai
landia comenzaron hace un ano.
Perez pedia entonces una ga
rantia de $4,000 d6lares pero
como mientras tanto ha CANA
do importantes peleas contra
Ell espanol Young Martin, ell We
nezolano Ramon Arias y ell ga
les Dai Dower) ahora pide 40.
900 dolares mas todos los dere-
chos de radio y cine.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20

tan ciertas esperanzas de triun-
TO, obtuyieron aver authorization
del Comisionado Ford Frick pa.
"a imprimir boletcs de Ia Serie
Mundial. pero los Braves pasa-
ron por alto ell asunto y derro-
taron anoche los Cardenales de
San Luis por nueve a tres, para
tomar ventaja de seis iuegos.
Los Braves y Piratas deberan
eelebrar aun siete desafios cada
uno
Ese fue ell unico juego de la
Liga Nacional, mientras que
en- la Liga Americana, los Me-
dias Blancas de Chicago derro-
laron a los Orioles de Baltimore
poI seis a dos, y los Atleticos de
Kansas City vencieron 4 los
Medals Rojas de Boston por
cuatro a una.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20

R~ESULTADOS
Detroit S, New York 2
Kansas City 81, Boston "a
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20

LA HABANA, Cuba, Sept.
10 (SED = Otro club mas ha
completado SUI roster Official
para la proxima temporada in
vernal de beisbol y van tres.
Aver por la manana, Guile
Alfonso Pujol logro confirma-
cion del outfielder que lie fall
taba y con este ha terminado
su busqueda de jugadores de
clase para la campana de
1888.
FL outfilder obtenido es
Lou Jackson, de 5 pies, 10
pulgadaS de estatura, que tira
a la derecha y batea a la Eur
da. Lou pertenece a la Or
ganizacion de los Cachorros
de Chicago y en- estos mo-
mentos finaliza la campana
con ell equipo representation
de la ciudad de los vientos
en- la Liga Nacional.
Durante cierta parte del We
rano, Lou visit6 la franela
del club Puebla, de la Wes-
tern League y ALI, actuando
bajo opcion logro una marca
de .342 al bate con 129 hits
producidos en- 377 veces al ba-
tie Entire sus hits, Sc en-
cuentran 26 dobles, IS triples
y % jonrones, 10 cual lie per-
mite acumular un total de 81
extra-bases en- los 129 hits
que ha producido. Practica-
mente ell so por ciento de
SuS batazos.
AdemaS Lou impulse 80 ca
rreras en- la temporada, 10
que significa que en- los mo-
mentos oportunos, supo pro-
ducir con hombres en- las ba-
ses. Anoto 81 carreras y fue
en- terminus generates, uno de
los players mas sobresalientes
del circuito. Por ESQ ell Chi
cago reclamo sus servicios an
ties de que terminase la sea-
son.
Guile considera que ha de
triunfar p~lenamente en- nues-
ira tornado invernal, y dice
que, con Ell en- Ell lineup, SUI
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20

so de hoy todos son del Conda-
do de Milwaukee.
Sin tomar en- cuenta que los
Braves aun no han aseguradO
su trlunfo en- la Liga Nacional,
los aficionados parecen dispues.
tos { comprar todos los asien-
tos disponibles del estadio, ex-
cepto los de palco, que no Sc
pondran en- venta general.
Eberly dijo que para ell 26 de
s~eptiembre Sc enviaran los bo-
letos a aquellos adquirentes
afortunados cuyos pedidoS sean
aceptados.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
Eisenhower Presenciara Ia
Regata por "Copa America"

BESIDE Ell Instructor, que Sc
sjtuara a nueve millas del bu-
que-faro Breton Refe, ell Presi-
dente podra yer gran parte de
la regatta entire las naves que
representa- a Estados Unidos y
Gran Breta1a. Accompaniment a
Eisenhower y su esposa cuatro
almirantes, ademas de los pc
riodistas acreditados en- la Casa
Blancs
La regatta .comenzara a las
1910 P M. bora local.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
Perez Esperu UrsUu Deposite
Guruntiu de 40 Mil DoIures
Para Combutir por ell TityIo

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. 19.-
(UPD-Lazaro Koci, apodera-
do de Pascual Perez, campeon
mundial de peso mosca, dijo
que estaba esperanto la respues
ia definitiva del representante
del boxeador filipino Dommy
Ursula sobre la pelea por ell IT,
tulo mundial en- San Francisco
de California que ambos comen
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
BTADos De Los tLUBEs
.LIGA NAcloNAL

~RESULTADOS
San Luis 5, Milwaukee 3
Chicago 6, Filadelfia 2
G AMERICANA
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-20
Guerra de Nervios"
Desofdn los Confrorios
de la Serie Mundi0I
Un incentive para los Yankees la derroto del ano pasado. A Haney no
le preocUpan los ougurios
Por FRED LINDEcKE

Por FRED LlNDECKE
mos esta cosa eel pennant de la
Liga Macdonald no nos preocupa-
remos por los Yankees.
Una gira por TODD ell club
house dio una impression SINH
lar,
Henry Aaron recosto I'm pie
en- i'm costado de SUI taquilla y
dijo: mo me asustan NADIA.
GQue tuvo malo Mantle ell ano
pasado? Yo lie dire algo para
este ano. No esta bateando cast
NADIA"
sMIEDO A %BURDETTE?
Adcock Sc referia a las decla-
raciones de Collins de que aun
cuando penSaba la Serie podia
durar cinco juegos, no, lie sor-
%prenderia 81 los Yankees CANA
ran con cuatro juegos seguidos.
Collins anadio que la derrota
del ano pasado en- siete juegos
estlmularia a los Yankees y que
ell "orgullo Yankee" Sc encar-
garia de los Braves este ano.
Del Crandall considero las ma
nifestaciones de Mantle sobre
Burdette y dijo:
Mickey es un muchacho in
teligente. Lew no ganara tres
juegos n~uevamente, porque
triunfaremos antes y no lie da-
remos la oportunidad de ganar
tres iuegos"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
Governor Asks That Everybody Consider
The Work and Needs of Older Citizens

ls,INstDpa Is making "orta "rl.t
ceuxiDg'lqna 70 the t0.D aged
catLsxa Als5 Hrx Crace 6g,orI1A
TaIen, K11tange all p.oslde .
neeoec oHles for TIE creet. 8
work Of oicer persons here a. vel
Is 81 pe-ypie .! al 0bG az
groups
in rus statement. TIE Governor
urges all NORTH CarohnianS 70 ob-
serve this ~eek by showing Their
personal concern for the health
welfare and tspp.neSs Of oar
older citizens 1t home. al work
.. leisure and especially by ex.
panding opport1nJues iof the able
bs,cied iof acuye participation IN
community affairs. BY becoming
Dseitey informed about available
services for cur aging citizens and
by visiting thoSe who are confined
~ illness " AntapaSIly II IS ny
further hope. the GOYerDor states
that the officials and other lead
ers oi our cities towns and rural
areas vii take occasion u bOnor
oJI aging citizens IN suitable
fashion 80 that they may reslize
how fnuch their contributions are
appreciated
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
Rourke Cites Waste of Academic Talent

Americas waste N her mat
gifted students is d national DIS.
aster" which educators must cor
rect through more challenging
courses for the scsdemlcsly tai
ented. q leading 4 S matherna
tician SAID here last aeek
k0Dert K0urke. executive oirec.
TOR of The Commission on Mathe.
nnatics. visited The University
under the auspices Of the Sum
ner Institute for High School
Mathematics and Science Teach
ers. sponsored by the National
Science Foundation
The Commission is currently
promoting d program for use In
high schools 10 better prepare col
lege-cspsble students TIE pro
gram makes use Of much uadi
tional mathematics but with q
fresh approach, Mr ROurke noted
:" II is a gross distortion Of the
idea Of democracy 70 justify the
holding back Of gifted students u
the level oi the slow onea. he
said. Such muddy mindednesi
can lead us 70 disaster
Mr. Rourke pointed out that
special abilities Of individual stu
dents In sports, music and art are
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14

recognized and accepted without
stigma, but there Is hesitancy
among some educators and par
ents 10 encourage and accept in.
tellectual excellence
Some people seem 70 feel that
judging boys academic talent
as being less than that Of his fel-
low student lowers his worth as o
human being he continued
The Commission endorsed pro
gram would have certain new
mathematical technlqJes intro.
duced into the high school curricu-
lum Immediately The change
would by no means call for junk
ing Of traditional mathematics. he
said, but rather an expansion Of
many older ideas
He mentioned the great role
which mathematics now plays In
The use of cofnputerS and stats.
tics In industry. business, the So
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
Paul Green Is Subject of Article In
Sunday Neu York Times Drama Section

the Sous5ey- viewpoint Dr. = a
Sc Is .oic VIII reStr am. fairness
aao & strung feeling 70. the unli.
Of .nn broad lanc Inoeec II
choosing .1 recount the s.ory 0.
the v AZ Between ttse States ar0lac
sne person OF Rooe-t Z Lee NJ
Green hzs assured himself Of gen
era approval and appeal Lte
oo.es not .,eIong To c-se South alone
Is gentleman educator aEc
sosdse, ae Il sornTec aDo respect.
e oy lnt country 2, lsrge
The Tines orans cTgtn alSc
uen5uat sorl,e u &r Green +
other historical dramas peing pre-
seuiec annually IL virginia The
Cornulo, Gio-y Ii Williamsburg
The Founoe-f also in Williams
burg
Il hm cotSclsc1ng pr sgapa W
Funke attempts % e1plar tbe
popularity anc artistry q "
Greer s psobeerEg draula,H s'yle
he bsya Perhaps VI IS tas fsees
u Int pagean-S .oe Spee,acie q
oozem q ;eriGrners tn MUSK
tf,e oaDcna G.et pf0y3oe tile a.
f-5osE,lefe &C tsle rgsgFie,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14

T7ma week la beet 81 aside
10 North Caroli,s ct peTI0c
curing whlct gpe a cons1oeg .
g4or Sin " gset ~ me health
happiness sud welfare q. u8e
slate is sging eslzsnt according
u directive from Cos esn0F
Luther Hooges
ln & ssstefneu, by the GoYernof
j, Is pointed out ihsi more than
z5s 90 North Caoiinlsn are g.
years n age Or older and tkAE
number Is increasing " apron
rlateiy 100 persons esch yea
PerSonx Gs years d age and over
represented s51 PER cen, u ne
states population II 1850 While
n 100 persons II 'tt4s age group
accounted for only Z ~ per cent
of North Carolina population
The Governor ststenen, c0n-
t.n4eS u Ssy ths, TINS trend places
. heavy responsibility oD De STATE
county municipal and private
agencies thai must meet t1e gfOs
ing Deeo for housing ec0nonJc
opportunity. medical and health
care. welfare service and recrea
ton
Ia Chapel Hill the Committee
for Aging and Community he.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14

Cnzpe, I'll paSyvr2gn. Pau
Greer wss the sutJecs O. long
and interesting a-lcie or ttse t-on.
page O. SUNDAY Nev YORK Times
Drama sec-1or The z--1cls ny
Lewn Funke oeEE primarily
wltn ". Greer 6 lsseg: ersoesvm
"'TIne Canfeoe-scs beng present
&C a. YrEn.s beach Va. and
alx touched OF o.tser p4sYt "
the yaooee- L oEooU hlS-or1cs.
drama
NJ FunEe writes Juoglnf
hy TIE e2s3y ssyVsoie reception
accuroeo NJ Green & laies; or
our hlEio-lcaa arsras tnai ply
ground Is l-ke,y 0 y nps' u
The Corfeoe- -acy iW soIe urns
IL co.1m fm ~ Green {
Nor11 Csroilnla1 hak Drvugni y
ms lateE e.io-T slDcerIt. auc
seng1uvI.y sfla. Of u1gcf 70 LlB-
n.male & grlu ps.r4oo O. gut pas
hlsb0agt 'Tne Cg1ttsoeE ar
mus naturally ~ q, Southern
Dear2 at e Feyls11Ees tie t4-sJ0-
lert yea-t u yeceBs49. anc COB
h3c' Il Il NJ. sI,9ge.tleg sectional
II rs sypes8 J. u4sy oe loic from
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
Patients At Cravely Get Free
Haircuts From W. D. Sizemore

III aoor He formulated hiss San
,Eg-Iurr. barber stop loes while hs
hsry1seE vas 3 tuberculosis pst1eu
there Tor three months IN ths
szrrnez q lssS through -es.
rren ano res he fully recovered
an5 was released. BIZ, while there
tsauEt he was supposed to res
he t,egar hE Scissor -gnlpp1ng opera
tlo-s Il Was { natural ca-r! -ove'
sfler be leh the SznIso-1um
4 ieIlyv barber ct Mr S1zs.
rnovt recently salc Of has Sunday
morning oeea re gets . greai
oeal q satisfaction tron his wo-a
ttse-e
And NJ SGze-no-t s SanIturlarz
paueuis claIru the same s.aie
r,eE iar themselves
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14

Nhez tuberculosis patients 81
the Esrsveay Sar5lw7Er need {
haircut " 2 sIzernare q the
Cz-nlnsz Ba-e,e- Snop = II taeI-
Y0ugr every SUNDAY raor1aTs VIII
ms barrier lnalk rescy to et Il
work
Anc It's work n Utfnct Nj
Szze-nu-e takes gree. p-1oe enc
nr .noney TalE s1th sggre O. The
Sanlta-1ur pstlenx anc VOL VII
fIac tfsern profoundly pressed
wIts NJ S1zersu-s hazT -czi.t1sas
se-vscx. and particularly ETtt the
cnee-tulness vftt winch be per
forms L
Beginning ss it ever! Sunday
morning NJ Saaensnrs MAKES ts'f
rmznox sometimes no: finishing
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
YoK SALE

On large @vI1ec -. 80 xZ1J ne.
3tedroou br4ca veneer nome
Large living room, kitchen Ql!l-
Ity roam. caFpoFt
On large ~oD1ed lot new 3bed.
room home large bymg rom.
kitchen win bar and dining room,
IN tiled baths screened porch.
carp0rt
IN blocks irofn business section
o Chapel HI z bedrooms and
bath upstairs Iafge bedfQonn, nv
ng room. Dain. dining room
kitchen. beautiful den with open
fireplace nlce front porch, large
recreation room with open fire
place and sfo@er in basenen,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
WANTED TO RENT

Z MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PLY
gscsals oeSlre 10 rex, a.t-acllVes.
furnished house O. spzrtrner; VIII
Z Iz-ee bedrooms CT 2 SnzlkE
ones w11n stacy MeuculolSls J
careful ie1antS. hlgheSt references
Sole bsd habit. occasional ten
oeocy io vote Republican Cali Dr
Shelly BErnaI Or Dg Ton G1tr
so- Z. liaspEtas
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
FOR RENT

1JS n Columbia Street Com
p lie tely furnished apartment
Large living room, bedroom
Kitchen. dining area. private front
ana rear entrance
Across from Ranch House, com.
pleteiy furnished 2bedroom apart
fnent. LIVING room. bath, kitchen.
downstairs Upstairs apartment
with 2 bedrooms. living room,
kitchen, bath large screened
porch WIN stove and refrigera
TOR
II You Wish TO Sell Your Home "
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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
llevro
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REALTORS
wEsTWOOD RESIDENCE

WESTWOOD RESIDENCE
Need more room for children?
This fine home in WestWood,
close TO hospital and campus.
has SIX bedrooms and two
baths The living room has
bookcases and cheerful fire
place Also opens onto a large
screened porch. A butler S
pantry separates dining room
and kitchen. Upstairs there are
bedrooms and glassed-in sepa-
rate porch. Privacy is afforded
by a wealth OF shrubbery and
iun4erous large shade trees.
There is a two car garage with
large adjoining storage area.
A separate building 80 K CO.
can besmade into two apart
ments giving an excellent re-
turn on the investment.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
,.;:" s,:;, CLASSIFIED ADS r.:., %,s,
RESORTS FOR RENT
Phone
9-I2

RESORT FOR RENT. SUMNER
home In Maine woods. meadows
and beach 200 yards from ocean
Sunny days, and cool nights. House
has living room with fireplace
screened porch. electric kitchen
4 bedrooms. Completely furnished
for s persons sl50 for ? weeks
Write june Farm. Surry. Maine
WATER FRONT BEACH COT
tage ieT rem oy week or longer
, bedroom w.1n Ino0ern coaven
fences See HerbeT1 Peooergrafl
q. Village Service Station.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14

cIal sciences and psychology
Mathematics Is not Jast tool
eslA,ec. however Il deserves
s,o1y merely fH is ovu worth.
laS as 9 symphony Is valued as
: wa-k Il hsiez to. be added
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
HOUSES FOR SALE

By OWNER. ) BEDROOM BRICK
ranch type home with large wood
ed lot. l02 < 24o Large living
room III lel, dining room, utility
room, fun garage. ia baths; Dog
wood Acres. Call SSH.
FOR SALE: I BEDROOM. BRICK
. year old house. Easily financed
q Oakwood Drive. 9-52I7.
SPACIOUS. COMFORTABLE
house on Windsor Circle in Glen
Heights. ; bedrooms. IN ceramic
tile eathS. knotty pine kitchen with
cabinets and adjoining dinette
Beautiful wooded lot Marble
block finish with cedar shingle
siding. sl5.ooo. Reasonable terms
weswin. Inc. Phone s-l34l.
FOR SALE BY OWNER: BRAND
new. first time offered for sale.
threebedroon house on large
landscaped lot. Living room with
fireplace. Dining room, kitchen.
ceramic tile bath. large screened
porch. and storage attic Financed.
CAN s-l3z7.
EXCELLENT BUY N COLONIAL
Heights. Owner says TO sell. Very
small cash payment needed. con-
yenient terms Fiye-room brick
veneer with large kitchen. IA
baths. Call Fred Dale, e40s.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
with acreage nice pond. located
off paved road west Of Chapel
Hill House in excellent condition.
recently renovated. Call Fred
Dale, S40e
FIVE BEDROOMS, 21z BATHS. A
fine spacious home, nearly new
II q superb neighborhood Owner
Phone S-337l
TOWN AND COUNTRY HOME
2 miles from Chapel Hill, ) miles
from Durham on Durham Chapel
Hill Blvd Charming brick home
LIVING roam with fireplace, Or 4
bedrooms II baths: and AIR
CONDITIONED Completely built
in stainless steel kitchen; lots Of
storage space Patio, carport and
outdoor storage compartment
Large 4 acre lot beautifully
Handicapped Must see 70 appre-
cate Call 1921 In Durham for
5py9n,men.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
RENTALS
John FOushee
Agency

303 n. Columbia st. SIS until Aug
ust 80 2 bedrooms, living room
dining room, den. kitchen, bath
screened porch. furnished.
303 ~. Columbia st. so until Aug.
nst 90 Studio apartment. Bedroom
living room, bath and garage
Furnished; no cooking.
40l PritchaTd 81. $S5. Available
September /. } bedrooms, living
room, dining room. kitchen, bath.
Stove and refrigerator.
Country Home--lOw rent--l2 miles
south Of Chapel Hill. 4 bedrooms.
living room. dining room. kitchen.
bath.
100 North St $50 bedrooms, liv-
ing room, dining room-kitchen com
bination. bath, stove and refrigera-
tor.
2-B Barclay Rd $50. Bedroom.
living room, kitchen. bath furn-
ished
10 ustice st so Available August
u. Partially furnished 3 bedrooms,
living room, kitchen, bath
III Stinson ST SIS July Is 10 Sept
IS, z bedrooms, living room. kit
chen dining room Furnished.
Mason Farm Rd $ll0, until Aug
ust 81. Living room, dining room.
kitchen, screened porch, library.
4 bedrooms, 3 baths Furnished.
Phone 843l
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14

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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

APARTMENT FOk hkNT SUIT
able for couple pureioy hd oee
Herteft Peaoefgfsfi, Village
SER ICE Station
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
wEsTWOOD DRIVE

This charming home in one
Of Chapel Hill's finest residen-
tlal neighborhoods offers some
one an opportunity for really
good living The main floor is
made up Of a huge living din
ing room with fireplace, a well
arranged kitchen, screened por-
ch. two bedrooms, a den; and
one and a half baths. The sec
ond floor has two bedrooms
and bath and a big storage
area. The ground floor has a
recreation room with fireplace
and opens to a patio at the
rear Of the house, maids room
and toilet. The setting is one
OF natural beauty including a
springfield brook. This home
must be seen TO be appreciated,
Wilkins at zen. .0Muf&mm m m
it's occupied now but call
Young & wilkins at 7O3l night
or day TO see this fine home.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-14
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