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Cards Surge
Info TopFour,
Giants Roll On

After almost being left at
the starting gate. the Card
inals have finally pulled up
into the National Leagues
FIRST division, and II took IL
victories In their last l3 games
to do II.
Indy Mcdaniel lifted st.
Louis into fourth place last
night by hurting q seven-hitter
against Philadelphia as the
Cardinals triumphed, SO. 1t
was the $4,000 bonus right
handlers first shutout Of the
year and his FIRST since he
blanked the same team by the
same score on May 16. 1857.
The Cardinals sizzling pace
is being matched, practically
victory for victory. by the
Giants. The West Coast
sensations also made 1t IL VIC
tories in their last Is outings
with a Az decision in Cincin-
natl. Young Mike Mccormick,
the $4,000 bonus lefthander,
posted his fourth victory with
out q defeat with q five-hitter
Edge Into First
The Giants triumph, cou-
pied with Los Angeles SIS
success in Milwaukee in IL in
hines, boosted them into first
place by "a percentage points
over the Braves. Milwaukee
trails by q game and a half.
Pittsburgh blasted out Of a
five-game losing streak with a
1873 walloping Of Chicago.
The Cards surge can be at
tributed to their sudden
ferocity against southpaws. who
used to give them a great deal
Of concern. They have faced
seven starting lefthander'
during their streak and have
beaten six. kayoing the seventh
Simmons Driven Out
Curt Simmons, their lates'
victim, was driven out in thu
sixth inning when the Card
scored twice to increase theil
lead to SO. -Four straigh
singles by Gene Green, Kel
Boyer, Curt Flood and Ha
Smith accounted for three rum
in the fifth. Green's double anC
Del Ennis single finished Sim
mons and dropped the PhillieI
into fifth place.
The Giants scored twice II
the eight to snap q % tie will
Cincinnati. Orlando Cepeds
drove in the first run with Q
sacrifice ny and Daryl Spencer
doubled in the insurance run
A single by Jim Davenport, Q
double by Willie Mays and an
intentional walk to Hank
Sauer by Harvey Haddix had
filled the bases. The Giants
had tied the score in the sixth
See NATIONAL, Page C-S
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PimIico Owners Take Over
Operation Of Charles Town
75-DuyMeetine
Due to Sturt
On June s

BALTIMORE. May q R-
The owners Of Pimlico race
track In Baltimore announced
today they have obtained oper-
ating control Of the track a
Charles Town. w. Va. and viii
start a 75-day meeting there
June 8.
The three-quarter-mile track
In West Virginia's panhandle
has been idle and It's future
cloudy since Albert ]. Boyle, It's
builder in 1892 died last No
vember 2 in a Washington
hospital. Helene w. Boyle, his
widow. failed to apply for
available dates this spring, and
the West Virginia Racing Conn
mission had given her until to-
morrow to ask for summer
dates.
Two Court Suits
Boyle's will. naming her as
executrix and chief benefactor,
is the subject Of two court
suits.
The announcement of the
Pimlico interests assuming con-
troll Of the Charles Town track
said 1t was under terms Of q
private agreement" with the
widow.
The new corporation consists
Of Ben Cohen. president; his
brother. Herman, secretary
treasurer. and Louis Pondfield,
vice president. They have OPP
Grated Pimlico since 1854.
They plan to run the Charles
Town track through Labor Day.
Relief TO Owners
THE imminent opening Of
Charles Town viii relieve Q po-
tentially serious economic STU
alton among the owners Of
horses which race on the half
mile circuit in this area" Ben
Cohen said.
Our first aim was to com.
plete the agreement so we
could get the dates immediate
ly. We have done that and
hope to operate a meeting Of
the highest possible quality"
After q l2-day meeting now
underway at Bel Air ends on
May 81, there would have been
no minor track horse racing in
the area until August 80 at
Timonium. Md, had Charles
Town remained closed.
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EVEN ON SHAPELY KAROL FAGEROS
Gold Punties Are Taboo
AtStuid Old Wimbledon

bow we're allowed. there woulc
be the danger of putting ar
opponent or"
Miss Fageros. S feet 8 anc
weighing q we'll distributed l3(
pounds, received a mixture Of
cheers and frowns at Wimble-
don last year-the year wher
she became known as The
Golden Goddess"
She then wore a Grecian silk
jersey, very decollete but draped
with a stole, embroidered with
gold tennis racquets, over her
tennis outfit-a low-cut dress
that Rugged the curves.
It was a sensational outfit In
the tradition Of Gussie Moran's
lace panties and Italian Lea
Pericola's frilly pink underslip
But the gentlemen Of VIM
bledon just won't g0 for any
gold lame panties.
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LONDON, May IL R.-
Staid old Wimbledon today
banned gold lame pantieS from
its tennis courts-even when
they're worn by shapely, blond
Karol Fageros.
The 24-year-old form e I
model from Miami. Fla, turned
up in the French champion
ships yesterday wearing gold
lame panties edged with black
lace.
I'm hoping to wear them at
Wimbledon next month";
they'll let me-" she said.
Well. Karol, they won't.
1T is quite clearly covered by
the rules" pointed out Col
Duncan Macauley. secretary of
the Wimbledon championships
They state that players must
wear white.
IF all the colors Of the rain
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American Horse
Wins and Boosts
Derby Prospects

YORK, England, May II Up,
--American-owned Bald Eagle,
the 1l-to-10 favorite, today won
the Dante horse race sweep
stakes.
The 3-year-old colt, owned
by Harry F. Guggenheim. New
York copper magnate, beat q
field Of seven. including several
entries for the June 4 EPSON
Derby.
The American colt boosted
his own Derby prospects again.
His chances didn't look good
April 80 when he finished far
back in the 1000 Guineas.
Bald Eagle, a Nasrullah colt
out Of Siama, finished ~
lengths in front of Carbon Copy
in the mile and 560-yard race.
MongooSe was two lengths
farther back in third place.
Ridden by Harry Carr, Bald
Eagle was timed in 1926. The
victory was worth $3.50 So
932).
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AItheu to Head
U. S. Cup Team

NEW YORK. May q (R.-
Althea Gibson of New York.
Wimbledon and United States
champion, was named today to
head Americas Wightman Cup
team which will play Britain's
top women tennis players next
month.
Joining Miss Gibson on the
team will be Mrs. Dorothy
Knode of Forest Hills, Karol
Fageros Of Miami, Fla, and
Mimi Arnold Of Redwood City,
Calf.
The squad was announced
by Mrs. William du Pont, IT,,
chairman of the Wightman
Cup Committee. Mrs. du Pont
said Mrs. Knode will serve with
her as cocaptain.
The Wightman Cup matches
will be played June 1914 at
Wimbledon.
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Frank Bird Dead,
With Senators in 81

SPENCER. Mass, May 81
R.-A major league ball player
Of the last century. Frank z
Lozeau. 80, who translated his
French surname to Bird, died
at st. Francis Home in nearby
Worcester yesterday.
He credited the late Connie
Mack with starting him in
baseball with an amateur team
in Spencer. his birthplace. He
went onto a semi-pro team in
Mansfield, Ohio, and subse-
quently to the big leagues in
1891 with the Washington Club
as catcher and outflelder and in
1892 with st. Louis.
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LoIIur Receives
Threat by MoiI

CHICAGO. May 81 R.-
Catcher Sherman Lollar Of the
White Sox received a pencil
scrawled threatening letter in
Yesterdays mail. 1t was turned
over to police for investigation.
1t. John L. Sullivan declined
comment on the letter, but a
White Sox spokesman said the
letter writer made several I'll
get you" threats and criticized
Lollar's catching.
The 33-year-old catcher is
batting near the 800 mark and
has hit five home runs.
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PROBABLE
PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington at Kansas City--Kem-
meEer Io-2l vs.; Hprnette l-ll .
Pierce U-3).
Baltimore at Detroit--Johnson d-S)
VS. Larry t3-3).
Boston at Cleveland-sisler (4-1l
vS. Tomanek (0-0) or Kelly (0-lj.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Los Angeles at Acknowledgement
40 VS.. Rush (3-1).
San Francisco at Cincinnati (nightD
|-Monxant (3-3l VS., Lawrence Obj.
Chicago at Pittsburgh Phillips
u-0l vs. Porterfield Q-1l.
st. Louis at Philadelphia (nightl--
Jones (3-3 VS.. Roberts t3-4).
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Yanks' Ron1p
Makes Words
Haunt Lopez
Bombers Bury Sox
Deeper; Riverboot
And Niemun Stur

" 49,. .
season. nor does n DESTROY 4
prophecy, but one can't help
but recall the highly optimistic
words uttered by Manager Al
Lopez Of the White Sox only
two months ago.
Were going 10 win the pen
nant." he said then. because
the Yankees are not going 70
beat Us nine OF II In our park
20 they did last year. A major
| ity Of those defeats came In the
late innings after we had taken
the lead.
I'VE had that in mind when
We traded some Of our power
for more pitching. I feel the
only club we have 10 beat 10
take II all Is the Yankees, and
I'm sure we have the pitchine
10 do It."
e.. s,,a s,.-x
,'.'-..
Inc WINE Sox me- IN tan-
kees LOT .ns nts. =, III, vs., ..,,s se1 :,
was the same old story. The
YANKEES won' BEL tney MT
three nome runs. py MICKEY
Mantle. HANK bauer ana MarV
Inroneperry.
Cnlcago got only nVe mt on
Johnny hucks, avoioins = HUI
out IN the nintn inning; tne
oeieat showed tne ooA oeeper
INTO tne american League DaSe-
ment. IV.s games Oeiiiau Sne
runaway YANKEES.
Kansas City retained secono
place. va games on tne pace
yanquisnlng washington, 20,
Sosson swept past CIevelano
INTO Iourtn place. tnrasnins tine
INDIANS, o-l. In tne only Gay.
lignt game. baltimore eveneo
us record a. 1918 Dy oeieatins
Detroit' o..
Seventh Strairht
-, - 49,,
Inc YANKEES s., rsppe1 Dick
Donovan : ana BIZ Flscner Ior
~ nlts 70 register .neir seventn
s.ralgnt VICTORY, tner iltn IN
sns last 70 games ana tneiE
.Vtn IN 20 games TINS season
a Grove OF So.IoI saw Mantle
start tne scoring with q ooupie'
scoring single An the second
Nantes fourth-innins
homer, an inside-the-park Job,
was a routine fly ball on which
Outfielders Al Smith and Jim
Rivera did an Alphonse and
CASTOR act.
A bit of excitement broke
out In the NTH, after the
Yanks had scored on hits BY
rnroneoerry and Kucks. DON
ovans nrst pitch TO Bauer sent
Ine outneloer into the dirt
After an attempted bunt went
ioui, Bauer lined q pitch that
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pLEws HITTING IS BRIGHT SPOT
Old Chore Of Ending
Skid Calls Senators

Ithe hitting Of Herb Plews. sup
planting Ed Yost at third bast
and threatening TO keep the
veteran on the bench.
Plews accounted for four OF
the 10 hits on Ned Carver. who
posted his fifth win against one
loss. Herb thus lifted q $50
batting average TO $50 and as
sured his presence In the lineup
for awhile.
The Senators pitching be-
trayed them quickly after Gar
yer was clipped for two runs
In the first inning. Plews and
Clint Courtney singled. Roy
Sievers walked and Jim Lemon
delivered q two-run single.
GrigEs SheIled Quickly
That lead was dissipated by
Hal Griggs more hastily than
1t takes TO relate 1t. Mike Baxes
greeted him with a single, Bob
Martyr doubled, Hector Lopez
singled across q run, and an
other scored when Vic Power
grounded out. Bill Tuttle Their
ripped across another single To
center. scoring Lopez and chas-
ing Griggs.
The Senators tied the score
at 3-3 In the third. Plew'
doubled and took third wher
Courtney grounded out. Wher
Sievers slapped a drive back al
Carver, the pitcher knocked
the ball down. but couldn't To-
cate 1t Immediately. then re-
covered it only to throw wild
past the plate as Plews scored
That situation existed until
the sixth. when Dick Hyde
wilted suddenly. Four straight
hits-a single by Baxes, a triple
by Martyr. plus singles by
See SENATOR'S. Page c.
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BY BURTON HAWKINS
star star writer


KANSAS CITY. May Il up,
The Athletics win try 10
reach their hottest point since
they moved here three years
ago In this afternoons game
with the Senators. They'll be
striving for q six-game winning
streak, the likes Of which
they've never known.
In the same struggle the
Senators win attempt to snap
q seven-game losing string.
Trying TO break chains Of re-
versals isn't q novel experience
for them, but it's becoming In
creasingly irritating after such
Q surprisingly fine burst from
the barrier.
Before those lamented week
ends with the Yankees. the
Senators were soaring along
with an lis record, in second
place and only q hah-game
back Of the dashing Yankees.
Now they've dropped 10 Of
their last IL games and have
slithered to sixth. nine games
on the pace.
Kemmerer Stars
Russ Kemmerer. who travel
ed nine innings to a % tie
with the AS for his best per-
Torrance Of the season, will
try to keep the Senator'S losing
streak from mounting to more
disastrous proportions. Hell
be confronted by Ralph Terry.
who has split four decisions. or
Wally Burnette.
There was O particularly
bright spot in the Senators 7s3
loss to the AS here last night
before 9.05S fans. That was
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

BETHESDA. business area - Mod.
air-cond. space; 1000 50. II. avail.
tmmed. also 5000 50. It, avail.
June /. Can be divided. HOWARD
r.. SCHAFER. OIL. 2r544l.
SILVER SPRING AREA-Mod. a.-c.
bldg; desirable 1st-h, ofices and
suites; avail. March l and April
l.; ideal for business and profess
sional men; no parking troubles:
inspection invited. 7706 Ca. ave
NV, tn. 2-0l05.
18th AND g SITS. N.W.-Lge. front
Im; on O st. side Of Colorado
Bldg, 500 per mo-; air cond.
avail: extremely modest rental
for space such as this. For further
Information, call Mr.. GILL. EN-.
$4,000.
COZ GEORGIA AVE. and Price st..
Wheaton---2-rm suite In building
next to Peoples Drug Store: va
10. $4,000, VIII. 2-6i3i.
OFFICE SPACE--2.O0O or 1000
So. IT. available in desirable ne.
lcr ton: aforementioned. includes
utils. Shown bv appt. DE. 2-32OO.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

AN OUTSTANDING new modern
warehouse warehouse Of ai9G0 IT.; 20 minutes
general ONCE area and two pri-
vate Offices enclosed recessed
truck bay, 1s It. ceiling: indus
trial zoned and parking area
modern in every respect. UN.
4-S003.
WAREHOUSE. 5000 So. IT. or less
dntn area. Easy truck access. ele-
vators. Good security. Suitable for
retailers warehouse or manufac-
turer's storage. Reas. Call. Mr.
HUGHES, RE. 7-5S50, 472 L ct
NV.
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IA. $4,000
TIME
"IS IMPORTANT"

10 11V11 O1G 7 1A4N
This owner made the buy of hi:
life" but subject to the sale of his
present home-S0 nowi-he has Il
SELL FAST or lose what he's
gained - FOR THAT REASON
here's q spick-and-span. solid -bricR
rambler, on a deep. tree-shaded lot
for only $3.50. and It's FLA
appraised at that amount. DE-
luxe electric kitchen with dish.
washer. disposal. etc, fireplace In
living rm, separate dining rm., 4tf
bedrm. or den and md full bath
lin lieht drv basement Way below
market at only S16,150. just Sl,45(
down and balance in one trust
Fabulous, isn't it?
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STORES FOR RENT
fSAAIYfAtiEnN
CONTINUED

1903 MONROE ST. N.E.-Approx.
20x60 f.. 2 sinks, toilet, gas
ceiling heat; tiled floor: SI25;;
BROS. ~ DONAHUE, 652 H st. ne.
LOO SO. Fl. AIR CONDITIONED,
LARGE MODERN Sc. SHOPPING
CENTER: LONG-TERM LEASE.
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-Rx MAJ piddI.loEFIeEs, STUDIOS God REMr
(coNrINUED)

- One-room bacheloi
studio apt, walking distance u
Government buildings: near Conn
ave: sep. entraneei attraetivel'
cluded. DI. 7-Oe20, after ~ I'm
18th AND ' SIS. N.W.-Beaut
2nd-fir. space in Westory BLDG.
approx. 400 So. IT.: reas. rent. Fol
further information, call Mr.
GILL. EN-. $4,000.
1871 = ST. N.W.-EntiTe 1st a.
IINKsifNs ' CO. 81. 7.ssss ~ l1
DOCTORS SUITE
IN " q Good g. Hops R a.
rounded By 900 family dweilinI
units: 8 rms. and bath. designei
for pfactieinE physician: e12b mo
Phone LU. $4,000.
1 800 SO. FT.-can be increase
to 8, 10 sq,- It.: .elose-in Arlington
location. 10 min. TO downtown
D. c.; unlimited parking. u -
per "a It.
4.7O0 %. VT.-New. air-eondi
toned space. in downtown ares
.:1F %'i sSssSs ss is' per T: a.
5000 &c. TT. in the sente
of toWn--fdeal for school. or any
one reedine to be near Govern
Iment agencies: $3.50 per "a. y
1000 SO. FT.-Entire bids
near Federal Triangle; 3 floors
ideal for school or general ofices
fully Aforementioned. elevator: SIG
WEAVER BROS, INC.
-Mortease Bankers
WASHINGTON BLDG. DI. 1880
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FARMS

NEW sTRoUT SPRING cATELO0
81 States. sTROuT REALTY, i i ss:H,
woodward BLDG. Wash: ST. $685.
FARM INVESTMENT
Rented for $4,000 per year; PCS
acres, streams. hard road. ll-room
and bath home in tne setting
tenant house. bank barn, 80 COW
barn, silo. 2 corn cribs. tool shed
hen house, garage. etc; $4,000
terms, Could YOUR money be IN
$50 ACRES with old stone home
and easy daily driving distance
$500. per acre. terms.
MANY OTHERS. ROMER a. CO
Realtors. Gaithersburg 200.
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STORES F0R RENT

GILMORE SHOPPING CENTER
One store available in fine loca-
and Seven Corners, on Leesburo
pike. JE 4-6650 or EN-. 2-4626.
1915 II ST. N.E.-Store with z
mo: Key l34S H. Inspect Of
call CO. 5-6222.
CLARENDON AREA
MODERN-AIR-C ONDITIONED
1890 N. Hartford-2OxaO
1904 N. Hartford-3OxgO
with Mezzanine and "a Basement)
OWNER, Ii. T-740O. LA. 6-l3IS.
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LOTS. ACREAGE Tor SALE

OUTSTANDING NV. LOG, over
looking Rock Creek Park approx
75xI25: liberal terms. Ewes, TU
2-6l94; daily, DI. 7-4244.
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PETITE COTTAGE. mr..

PETITE COTTAGE. mr.. Cherrydale,
on quiet street for only 1880;
81 900 cash will buy 1t. Lovely
tree-shaded lot: breezy porch and
fireplace Vacant. Call us and
inspect It today. LYN THOMP-
SON REAL ESTATE CO., ia
o-oIol, ewes JE 2-S14S
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LORCOM LANE bedrms, .2h
ye, what q buy, In N Arl,s finest
aown, ! huge bedrms. and batf
up, tremendous liy. rm with
Hrspl, sep. din. rm. new stove
and refsr. In kit. compl. dec,
sood terms. The DARBY co.
Realtors. 1919 wilson blvd. IA
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CORAL HILLS, 1904 P ST. Sc
LOVE YOUR CHILDREN? Quiet
street, Level fenced lot, approx.
53xlsa, 3 or 4 bedrms. as needed
Finished bsmt. Call Ii. 1887
ZAGAMl REALTY CO, Realtors.
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NEW sPLIT-LEVFL. on

NEW SPLIT-LEVFL, on Ice lot, n
conv. loo; 4 bedrms.. 3 full TILED
baths, Ice. liv. rm with firepl
sep. din. rm.. dream kit. with
eating space: above-ground beaut
To see this buy. call THE DARBY
co, Realtors. 1919 Wilson blvd
ia h-Q3aa
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MeLEkN, VA l0t q holss loI

MCLEAN, WA lot OF house for
nlOdernte price, Minutes. from new
CHA site. New 4-bedrm. brick ram
bier, scparate dining rm, electric
Kitchen, . baths; French doors
from living rm. opening onto car.
port. ground-leye rec. rip with
fireplace, 18th bedrm. or den and
bath also N basement. Maen ae'
J,.aere level lot. Close to schools
and shopping. A real buy----not "a
BE- passed up. Only SCI ,n5n Fol-
ami, call REAL ESTATE BERV'
ICF, INC, ia, 7-DODO.
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HOUSES BH HUGHES-Iake owe
4lafe Joan; ample b bed :, Sc; sep
hsmt.: front and back pchs.: wood
burnine fireplace: conv. loo. Only
SlI,250. W. R. HUGHES CO.,
Ap. T-lA00.
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DREWs-CENsUs-OR POLLING

ANDREWS-CENSUS AREA, assume
4he, trust. 5000 location-Nice
home. 3 bedrns, I'm. rec. rm., "a
b6fh on LIST floor; semldet. brick;
SfA 800 OWNER, RE. 6-4O4i.
ENDREWS.CENSUS-OR BOILING
---:I-bedrrn. brick rambler, : full
baths, large full bSmt. with NM.
ished rec rm., utility rnn. and
SEPARATE storage rm., assume large
"a mortsaRe. Call OWNER for
amt. RE, 5-46q5
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foUNTRY Clue HILLS IS only

COUNTRY CLUE HILLS Is only
hoot and q holler to this beaut
all-briek nearly new 3-bedrm
2-bath II In master bedrm) ram
bier Center hall. . dream o. :
rec, rm with f1repl. and bar ga
Around 100000, and a buy fol
the money. THE DARBY co.
Realtors. 231g Wilson blvd ia
5-A3D3.
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HYATISNILLEi assume 4lafs .Gl
loan--Sl ,OUU down buys this
loyely 5-rm., all-brlck home.
bSmt. with exit: immaculate coma.
ST., $50. HUGH I. PECK, Realtor,
HE a-n1UI
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?, IREMoNT wakefield HIGH

area-Assume CT 4I2fe loan on
this immaculate brick semidet.; :
$500 c. b. O'sHAUGHNESsY
Exclusive Resltor, JE. 2-2O24' JE
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Observation-Disclosures a shoTt Walk

WYNNEWOOD--Only . short walk
t0 Westover shopping center, sev.
eral churches Elementary and
junior schools. Charming center.
haii.pian 3-bedroom home with q
ond. fioor study or nursery; cory
rerreation room. large screened
porch, garage. beautifully land
scappd Excellent terms S.4 800
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
KseiuSlve Broker, IA. 4-l4OO.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-Attentio
NSA personnel. Woodside ram
bier, 8 delishtful bedrms. beaut.
I'M. rec. nm; house only 2 yrs.
old: far better than new; all the
extras are in; s14,45O, with only
$3.50 DIN. Call today This viii
sell mined. W. r. HUGHES CO.,
An ~1Aon
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IiLSOO IS THE FULL PRICE 10

TINS COY 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW HtaI
RiBerdale Heights Shopplns CEN
ter; knotty-pine rec. rm. in bsmt.
vall-to-wall carpetlng: fenced
level lot. FLA terms CAL III =
hhMi1s co INc
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a0IlSES RY HUGHES-Much-pre

MUSES. bH HUOhES-MuCIl-p It-
ferfed Chlllum location, stone S
throw away from every possible
convenience, Exciting red brk. at
tached Colonial. Assume .Sll goo
4,,sfs loan; Full price sl2'; 5o
DON'T LET THE WEATHER stor
you from finding a new home
A call from you and one of our
statesmen will call at your house
and pictures from $500 to S45,-
600. Some as little as $500 down
Now is the time to buy. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP
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ARLINGTON HALL AREA--Large
family special. featuring large
bedrr's., 2 baths, large liv. rm.
With frepl., separate din. nm.
full basement with 22x21-ft; nm
ished recreation rm. This beau
tiful home. with ne-paneled bed
room is In immaculate condition
and Ideally located. Priced a.
S2l 500. with FLA hnsnsinlgg , sysiI;
4 LucHS CO., REALTORS, 2O55
WiisOn blvd
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70 DOWN PAYMENT, SIS mo.
VA buy ~ 2Se ssTTIss s1nSa 4sop,re ID
for 8 yrs: excel. cond Must be
sud this mo. OWNER. IA. 2-32sg.
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Sle.05O-3-bedrm. Cape Cod, In
COW. Falls Church loo. Liv. rm
with firepl. and Ice. picture win.
dow; equip. kit with table space
: bedrms and tiled bath down;
lRe. paneled rm. up fenced yard
patio. storm windows; immac
cond.: very low down payment
The DARBY CO.. Realtors. 231s
Wilson blvd IA. 5-9393.
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$I3, 5OO-N. Arl.'s best buy in I
cute and cozy rambler featuring 9
l5xl5 elaSsed-in den. bsmt. anC
lovely lot with trees. Only $3.50 dn
FILA, CROWELL CO.. INC, Real.
tors, 2l60 N. Glebe I'd. ia. 5-0101
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BUSINESS PR0P. F0R RENT

ALEXANDRIA, vA.-space I'M mod
ern shopping center, suitable for
business or professional ofiices or
store: parking area, near bus stop
and several apartment projects
XII. S-S4S4.