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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-01
Budget Wishes Told
By P-TA Spokesman

In two special meetings
last week, the School Board
heard recommendations for
the 1960-61 budget by chair
men of various committees
in the Montgomery County
Council of P-TAS.
o DR.. Ernest Cotlove urged a
$4,000 program for in-service
training of teachers who would
then specialize in teaching
mathematics.
o Joseph Els warned that
higher salaries will be necessary
in order to hold on to superior
teachers.
. Henry G. Hilken said the
welfare department should bear
part of the cost of educating
handicapped children. He also
spoke In favor OF the l2-mOnth
plan, and recommended more
emphasis on English compost.
ton.
Q Mrs. Eleanor Ablard asked
for the hiring of trained libra.
rians for school libraries.
. Mrs. John F. Sherman
urged younger starting ages for
foreign language study.
Reuben A. Sanders, president
of the P-TA Council, drew at
tention to the fact that the rec.
concentrations offered were not
final actions of the council. He
said that the suggestions offer
ed were the views of the char.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-01

more space for teaching of in
strumental music, and recon-
mended that fourth graders be
eliminated from this study, as
being too immature to profit
from it; and Mrs. ]. E. Aboard
asked for the employment of
more trained librarians ii keep
school libraries in order.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-01
X-Ray Visits
Scheduled

The Montgomery County
tuberculosis and Heart Associa.
ton has announced the follow.
ing locations for the mobile
x-ray unit during the month:
October 5, Poolesville - h''-
gas Station, 1-8 pm; October
6, Germantown, bank, 3-S i..m.;
October z, Scotland, As pm;
October 8, Damascus Damascus
Pharmacy, 1.8 p.m.; October 8,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-01
AII-Stur Polo for Polio

The All-Star polo polio bene-
fit scheduled for this Sunday at
Barnsley Field, Olney, has been
rescheduled for October II at
2:45 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-01

Wisconsin ave. and District line
woodward & Lothropj, 1-8
p.b.; October 10, Gaithersburg,
Safeway, 10 a.m.-5 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-01

NEW CHEVROLET CARS, regular and COM
pact size, were introduced yesterday, ending
wide speculation what the smaller of the
two would look like. The pint-sized Corvair
is the only one of the Big Three to mount
It's engine in the rear. Its air-cooled, six.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
By ne Associated Press

Louisiana State pulled far
ther away from Northwestern
today in the race for the sea-
sons college football honors
but looking back, LSU fans saw
not just one but three teams
DIGGING the Tigers tail.
Close behind LSU and North
western, still 1-2 in the new
weekly Associated Press poll,
came Texas and Georgia Tech,
both making threatening ges-
lures at the top position.
Also, while LSU drew SO Of
the 1879 votes cast by sports
writers and broadcasters, the
voting showed there was no
clear-cut opinion on the No. l
team. Eleven teams shared
flrst-place nominations.
The poll pace-setters, who
had only a 23-point lead over
Northwestern a week ago, went
PIT ahead this week on the
strength of their 27-3 rout of
Miami (FlaD. Northwestern
without Quarterback, Dick
Thornton-squeaked past Min
nesota, 60.
On the basis of 10 points
for a f1rst-place vote, nine for
second, ETC.. Louisiana State
had 1928 points, compared with
zoos for the runner-up team
from the Big Ten. But both
Texas and Georgia Tech
showed growing strength.
Texas, which handed Okla
homa its second setback, 1912,
took over. third place from
Georgia Tech, which dropped
to fourth despite a lat deci-
sion over tough Tennessee.
Completing the first 10 in Or
der were Mississippi, Purdue,
Southern California, Syracuse,
Iowa and Penn State. Ole Miss,
1870 winner over Vanderbilt,
held firm at fifth, while Pur-
due, 21-0 conqueror of Wiscon-
sin, moved ahead of idle South
ern Cal.
Syracuse and Penn State
climbed into the upper bracket
with impressive triumphs over
The two Eastern service elevens.
Syracuse walloped Navy, 1876,
and Penn State upset Army,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
JAPANESE HORSE OUT OF RACE
Bald Eagle Accepts
Bid to international

Harry F. Guggenheim's Ball
Eagle, who was beaten a length
by Round Table in last Satur-
days Manhattan Handicap at
Aqueduct. today Joined the
money-earning champion as a
potential starter for the United
States in the 100000 Wash
ington, D. c., International at
Laurel November IL.
The 4-year-old Bald Eagle
received his early racing edu-
cation in England. His entry
left the field for the invita-
tional 11a-mile grass classic at
eight, following yesterdays
withdrawal of Japan's Kuri-
pero. A leg injury, which would
not be healed in time for the
race, caused the Japan Central
Horse Racing Association to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
Rising Tar Heels Lose
Back for Terp Game

Guy said. an opinion shared by
several other observers.
The oddsmakers rate North
Carolina a 9-point favorite.
Carson's position will be filled
by Milan Wall, a former
starter, and Skip Clement, a
converted quarterback.
The Tar Heels went from
spring practice through the
second game of their season
against Notre Dame with only
one change in the first two
teams and that apparently is
what led to their early troubles
Notre Dame scouts decided
Carolina was suffering from a
severe case Of "senioritis." APP
parently Coach Jim Hickey de-
cided a few changes were in
order.
Don Klochak, an All-Ameri-
can hope at fullback at the
start of the Season. is the third
team left halfback. The Tar
Heels new starting fullback is
Bob Elliott, a transfer from
See MARYLAND, Page DE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
Injury Knocks PodoIey
Out of SteeIers Game

but DR.. George Resta said all
probably would be ready by
Sunday. The most serious of
these cases appeared to be
Guard Don Lawrence's hairline
rib fracture. End Joe Walton
and Center Jim Schrader had
bruised knees, and Ben Scott
and Art Cob are being treated
for stomach ailments, but they
can play.
Coach Mike Nixon gave the
team another rest today while
he and his aides went over
plans for the return game with
Pittsburgh. The Redskins upset
their rivals in their first meet
ing, 23-17, and Nixon is sure
that after the Steelers' 1924
loss to the Philadelphia Eagles
last Sunday they'll come back
like tigers"
Nixon said Cob, who played
a bang-up game against the
c a rdinals will replace
Meadows, while Ed Sutton will
start at left halfback and Dick
James will move over to
Podoley's spot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13

! announce that Kuripero would
not come to Laurel.
Other foreign entries named
for the International thus far
include Up and Coming of New
Zealand, Midnight Sun, France;
Vogel, Australia; Nagami, Eng
land, and Lea-B, Mexico. Up
and coming. owned by Noel
Simpson Of Auckland, has Joined
Lea-B and Vogel on the grounds
at Laurel.
A full brother to One-Eyed
King. who also races in the
colors Of Guggenheim's Cain
Hoy Stable, Bald Eagle has en-
joyed singular success since re-
turning to this country from
England where he raced until
last year. He won his first
stakes appearance in New York
in taking the 100000 Suburban
Handicap at Belmont Park on
July 4.
Six weeks later Bald Eagle, a
bay son of Nasrullah and Siama,
uncorked a mighty stretch run
to win the Saratoga Handicap
by a neck over a field which in
cluded Amerigo, Grey Monarch
and Plion.
Bald Eagle made only one
start as a 2-year-old in England,
and in his 3-year-old debut won
the Craven Stakes. Before
leaving for America, Bald Eagle
added the Dante Stakes to his
list of achievements.
The Guggenheim colt and
Round Table, owned by Travis
M. Kerr, should give America
a solid one-two punch in
the scale-weight International.
Kerr plans the race for
Round Tables final appearance
under silks, and the battle Bald
Eagle gave him in the Manhat- |
tan at a mile and five furlongS |
on dirt seemingly guarantees
that the all-time champion
money winner will have to show
his best to hold off Bald Eagle
and his foreign rivals in the
Laurel grass classic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
Veeck Is Seeking
Comiskey Stock

CHICAGO, Oct. 10 (AP).-
The Chicago Tribune today
said a syndicate headed by
Bill Veeck will offer to buy
Chuck Comiskey's 46 per cent
of the White Sox.
Comiskey repeatedly met
yesterday with Arthur C. Allyn,
jr., son of Veeck syndicate
member, and requested that
any such offer be put in writ
ing. The Tribune said Allyn,
also in the syndicate, agreed.
ComiSkey, the newspaper
said, is in a mood to sell his
share in the club.
Negotiations have been &C
CELEBRATED between Comiskey
and the Veeck group, which
acquired 81 per cent of the
club last March in a $2,700 900
deal with Mrs. Dorothy Rigney,
Comiskey's sister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON,
Star stafi Writer

Halfback Jim Podoley, who
seemed on the verge of regain
ing his 1857 running form, to-
day joined Defensive End Ed
Meadows on the list of Red
skins who definitely will not see
action in Sundays game here
with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
An examination Of Podoley's
left knee revealed that he suf-
fered a torn ligament in the
1914 victory over the Chicago
Cardinals, which means he'll be
lost for a week or 10 days.
Meadows, acquired as a free
agent only two weeks ago, suf-
fered a dislocated left shoulder
early in the game after Earring
the ball loose from Fullback
Nal Hammack and recovering
his tumble. Meadows shoulder
will be placed in a cast and he'll
be out for at least three weeks.
Numerous other Redskins
were hurt in the bruising game,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
Reagan Quits
Vi||anova Post

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13
(AP).-Frank Reagan resigned
today as head coach of Villa
nova University's winlesS foot
ball team. Assistant Coach Joe
Rogers was named acting coach
for the balance of this season.
Reagan. who serves in the
dual capacity of athletic di-
rector, will continue in that
post.
The former Penn football
star said he was resigning for
what he felt was "the good of
the team. Maybe Joe (Rogers)
can snap them out of it,"
The Villanova team, which
Reagan described in a pre-sea-
son statement as the best look
ing since he came to the uni
versity in 1854, has lost four
games. West Chester (PaD
Teachers, Xavier (Ohio), Holy
Cross and last Saturday, Bos-
ton College, have whipped the
Wildcats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
Trowbridge PeddIed
To AS by Braves

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 10 (AP)
The Athletics have purchased
Highlander Bob Trowbridge,
49, from Milwaukee in an at
tempt to Improve their weak
pitching staff.
Trowbridge had 1910 COM
bined record for four seasons
with the Braves. Last season
he pitched 80 innings. won one
and lost none.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
Dresser to Pay
$500 for Custer

NEW YORK, Oct. Is (AP).-
For the second time in his en-
battled career, a fine will nick
a World Series check for Chuck
Dresser.
For his run-in with Umpire
Ed Hurley in last weeks final
game, Dresser was assessed a
5000 penalty by Commissioner
Ford Prick yesterday. The
commissioner added another
500 bite because Dresser
"showboated" after being
thumbed out.
In the fourth game of the
Yankee-Dodgers series in 1858,
Dresser was fined 500 for ar
guing with Umpire Art Gore
over a ball thrown to Phil Riz-
zuto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
Griffith Claims
He'sBeingR Run
Out Of Town
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Writer

Calvin Griffith declared today
that there is nothing signed,
sealed and delivered about
transferring the Washington
baseball franchise to Mime
apolis." but in the next breath
added: They're running me
out of town."
Grifhth's reference to being
run out Of town applied, he said,
to a Sunday sports column and
to the comments Of a television
sportScaster Sunday night.
Griffith said the Minneapolis
proposition appears enticing TO
me, but we've also had other
deals in other years which APP
peared enticing. I'm not a
lawyer, so I'll have to take the
word of my lawyers as to how
enticing the offer is"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star stan Writer

North Cardinals offensive
plans for Saturdays game with
Maryland at College Park were
disrupted today by the news
that Glib Carson, flashy half
back. will miss the game be-
cause, Of a broken hand.
Carson, younger brother of
Assistant Coach Bud Carson,
carried the ball IL times for
81 yards from his right half
back post as the Tar Heels
chalked up a 1912 victory and
knocked South Carolina from
the ranks of the unbeaten. He
was a key man in plans for the
Maryland game.
But even without Carson.
North Carolina will be formid-
able, according to Charley Guy
OF Maryland, who watched the
Tar Heels mark up their second
straight victory after two set
backs.
They've just begun to jell,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
Patterson Bout Promoters
Face Misconduct Charqes
New York Board
Cites D'Amuto
And Rosensohn

NEW YORK. Oct. 10 (AP).-
The New York State Athletic
Commission instructed its at
torneys today to prepare
charges of misconduct against
Gus D'Amato, manger of for
mer Heavyweight Champion
Floyd Patterson; Rosensohn
Enterprises. Inc. and Bill
Rosensohn, who promoted the
June 26 Patterson Ingemar
JohansSon bout.
The three also were asked
to show cause why their licenses
should not be revoked.
The commission also said
that Charles Antonucci, known
in boxing circles as Charley
Black, was forbidden to partici-
pate in the promotion of any
pro boxing bout or to attend
any event under the jurisdiction
of the commission.
Long Investigation
Today's decisions and orders
stemmed from the long investi-
cation Of the promotional
aspects of the Patterson
Johansson bout in which the
Swede knocked out Patterson
in the third round.
A subsequent feud within
RoSensohn Enterprises. Inc.
promoter of the bout, resulted
in the custer of RoSensohn as
president and brought to light
many business details which
the commission, the District
and the State Attor-
ney General all felt should be
investigated.
The fight itself never has
been questioned.
D'Amato was suspended by
the commission two weeks ago
when he failed to appear dur
ing its investigation.
Black, a personal friend of
D'Amato's. moved into Rosen-
sohn Enterprises after it OBJ
tanned the signed contra0G of
the two fighters. 1t now is
headed by Vincent j.. Velella,
Harlem attorney.
Statute Suggested
The commission also recon-
to the State LegiSla-
ture the enactment of a stat
ute which would require licens-
ing Of individuals or corpora
lions broadcasting, telecasting
or making motion pictures of
any boxing promoted under
commission jurisdiction.
The commission chairman,
Melvin Krulewitch, made the
announcement in a printed
statement.
RosenSohn Enterprises also
See PROBE, Page DE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
LSU Still Leads Poll,
But Now Has 3 RivoIs

It'll. In the eighth and 10th
positions, respectively, they
knocked Tennessee and Wis
conSin downstairs. Iowa, win
ner over Michigan State, 37-8,
climbed a notch into ninth
place.
Texas and Northwestern each
got 10 first-place votes, fol-
lowed by Southern Cal with
seven and Mississippi and
Georgia Tech, six each. Others
went to Iowa go, Purdue 90,
Penn State "a, Syracuse co
and Auburn %.
The top 10 teams with a total
on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis
(flrst-place votes and won-lost
records in parentheses):
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
No Meeting Set

The Senators president said
no board of directors meeting
is scheduled yet, but he added:
There's nothing to prevent me
from sitting down and talking
to my lawyers in the mean
time"
Asked if a report that he
definitely has decided to move
was true, Cal said, 81 merely
asked a reporter questions. /
asked him. What would you
do?' I swear, right as of this
moment, my mind isn't made
up.
The newspapers and radio
and televiSion people can wreck
a ball club" Griffith said.
They're making me look bad"
Griffith took particular ex-
ception to a column which re-
ferred to his mansion" and
his luxurious automobile in cit
ing the support given the club
by Washington fans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
Confident of Votes

Griffith believes he can OBJ
tain the necessary five votes, in
addition to his own, to move
the team. There has been
mounting resistance on the
part Of some owners, with Dan
Topping, co-owner of the Yam
KEGS, stating he will not give
permission to move unless the
American League expands to
include Washington.
At least one other owner is
convinced Griffith will be
blocked unless he accepts the
expansion stipulation.
1T looks to me as if we'd
make so per cent more money
by moving" Griffith said, "but
there are a lot of things to con-
sider."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
Reds Buy HurIer

CINCINNATI, Oct. Is (AP)
The Reds today bought Dave
Stenhouse, rs. a righthanded
pitcher. from their Seattle
farm team. He won IL games
ana lost Is for seventh-place
Seattle this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-28
MIR. & Mrs. Al
POMPONIO

REALTY. INC.
22g2 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-28
HOUSES FoR sALe-VA.

VIENNA - BY OWNER. S15,05O,
,bleE very mod. kit. with eating
space, 20 II. liv. rm.; full bsmt,,
level lot with trees. . yrs. old. mr..
schools, shop, IKE. 6-68s2.
WALK TO GOLF COURSE and
in good location. = bedrms.. /: full
$4,000: assume s5-yr. loan: ige.
Iot with ali city utilities. Call
Wilson blvd. IA. 7-S5O0.
WANT PRIVACY BUT A CLosE-IN
quaint but modern home, nestled
beneath towering naples with sl-
most an acre Of ground It's espe-
cially suited for informal enter
tanning. You will love the dining
room with its sliding glass doors
leading to q 2S-ft. screened porch,
The coy club cellar with its raised
firenlace and the new Iron Fire
man furnace with individual
thermostats In each room for your
added comfort. Full price. S23,-
$50: Excel. financing, Open Sun,
~ ill.,, 2. c SS25S North ti,, Roehsstsr
~. ia. $4,000. "
2-3 BEDRM. CONTEMPORARY
RAMBLER. Holmes Run Acres,
near Melpar; beautifully planted,
large terrace: $4,000. 20l9
sycamore dr., Falls Church.
OWNER. call CT. 6-6720.
3-BEDRM. Greenwood spht-leyel:
Nv, rm., din rm.. rec; rm., Ia
Sl0.lSS mortRase ct 4ia's. Mo.
payment Sll3.75. CT. $500.
740S Dunston st.. North spring-
held. No AGENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-28
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
tcONTINUEDl
RESTAURANT

In Clarendon. does $4,000 an
nually; fronts . streets, has park
ing: Is In Clarendon center; owner
leaving city. Call Mr.. Lacy, ia
4-l3O0 or OIL. 2-63lS.
M. T. BROYHILL g. SONS
4dlO Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va.
80 ROOMS-lst commercial dntwn.
busy corner. 7,O0O-sQ. 1T. brick; /
baths. OWNER. so. 5-4225.
cOLoRED-coMMERcIAL, NORTH
a beauty shop, lawyers or doctor
once. Asking 100000 and terms
TO qualified buyers. LISTING
l6o4-W. TIE. 6-1400. XII. 9-8644
AL BAKER a son. INC.
sos N. Wash. St, Alex. Va.
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BUSINESS PROP. FoR RENT

ATTRACTIVE. MODERN CONNER
CIAL BUILDING, suitable show
room. sales. Offices. hardware. auto
leadership, and manv other bust.
nesses; 10 10 5000 50. II. OF
moor space, on 2-acre lot: excellent
b., location, on Arlington blvd .,
near Seven Corners; building avail.
able about 3 months reas. rent
TO substantial tenant: smaller
buildings also avail. adj. property
DI. 7-47l4.
GOOD LOCATION, for auto. dealer
storage. light manufacturing in
heart Of Bethesda. WI. $4,000
ext. 81.
UNIV. BLVD. EAST-2OSO Uniyer,
sity blvd. East-A small 2-rm
sep. BLDG at rear Of The W W
LEWIS REAL ESTATE CO. pvt
parkin Ideal for office or service
business. S65 mo. HE. 4-350O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-28
HOUSES WANTED TO Bur
(CONTlNueDl
ALL CASH
FOR YOUR HOME

No, p TUE fOUM HuM SE,y,cv
MELVIN FRIEDMAN, RIA. $4,000
ATTENTION-Real estate brokers
statesmen. lawyers and hometown
ers. top cash price for your prop
erty. RALPH d. KAISER a. CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-28
MOTORCYCLES

ALLSTATE SIS; $50 &C.. 1000
miles; excel. cond: best offer. Call
so. $3.50.
HtRLEY-DAVIDSON "a 1852 mod
Ell, excel. cond. and many extras.
S495 or best offer. EN-. 3-63.S.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1853 Model
"A: very good cond.; S425. WI.
6-a1"6,
MAGIC TYCOON 1855; 4OO-cc. and
in perfect condition. $500. RE 6-
b S72l
MOTOR SCOOTER-195s Cushman
Eagle; fully equip. like new. 1918.
ia. S-f7l6.
1888 NORTON 30; 500 mi. Price,
$3.50. Call OIL. 6-6OS6.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
coNINUtD) coNrlNuEp)
(coNTlNUED)

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Unusually Ice, corner lot, water
and sewer L., priced right. MANO,
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SILVER SPRING-Severa choic,
lots with or without improvements
5000 TO 10000 50, II, Priced from
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u. b-7BiO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-28
TRAILERS

CASH PAID for clean used trailers.
DEALER, Rockwell S-l400.
CHAMPION IS: . bedrms; 35-ft.;
fully equipped; will consider trade
on Northern Va. property or make
most attractive outright sale. JA.
Alias.
FOR sALE-45-ft. 1855 Travelo
cond'; $3.50. RE. 6.5S79. w
JACK BLAIR & co.
Mobile Homes Of Distinction
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1852 23-ft. all-aluminum house
trailer: all modern, complete with
toilet and shower Very good cond.
Can be seen at the Starlight
Restaurant, > miles south Of Alex,
on Richmond hwy
WANTED TRAILER, suitable lS-ft.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

TT. LAUDERDALE. 1875 NV. 3rC
ave-a-bedrm home with darl
room. Fine neighbors. 6OxlOO lot
Fruit trees, valuable shrubbery
cleo range, refSr., laundromat
Sl:,500, terms. Call LII. 2-2l4.
after u pm.
FIT. LAUDERDALE. FLA bed
rms, air cond with reverse cyclI
for heating S1l,S00. HE. 9-1114
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Equity Home Loan Co
l4th and N Uhle Arl, ia. 4-477i
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

DOWNTOWN. near 18th g. U NV
Store and 3 apis. Income. ST.
500 yr. naay consider SL3.gJ0.
Eve, EN-. 2-69l6. L. 7. Ora
Waite. Realtor, Ma. S-O753.
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$4,000 FIRST TRUST NOTE. vel

$1,000 FIRST TRUST NOTE. wei
secured on property valued a
$4,000 For sale with discount
So interest DI 7-913i.
iST TRUST, $4,000: &C. int. al
due in | VI. l0o, discount Sc
cured on S45.OOO group of lott
on Arlington blvd. IA. 5-26O4. IA
4-33GO.
$4,000 End TRUST at So int.
PAYABLE 5000 mo-, commercial
property. lst trust orig. 100000
bal. $4,000, 2ia-yr. note, dis
count 12laet. ia. 5-26O4, IA
4-3300
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FOR SALE-45-ft. 1865 Travelo
mobile home; ! bedrm; good
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SLEEPY HOLLOW
UNCONDITIONAL RAMBLER
OPEN SUNDAY. o-U
SPACIOUS

ST. $1,000 Exelusiye KE. 7.O5O