davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

~Wlnner = Coates tI-Ol. Loser.
-.Sturdivant u-3l.
HBP-By Kucks Lopez, Coates;
Stevens. T-4:iO. A-23.707.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

winner johnson C3-D. Loser -
Grant t3-2l.
U Chylak. Summers. Mckinley
Soar TEES. A-46.60l.
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CARDS, II; BRAVES, 3
MILWAUKEE
ST. LOUIS

Totals ~ 2 z 2 Totals 3s121 612
SINGLED for jay In 9Th: Ran for
Cunningham In 9Th; Grounded out
for Giggie In eth.
MILWAUKEE, 600 OOi 900 2
ST. LOUIS ----- 900 235 O2x-I2
PO-A-Milwaukee 24-1O: st. Louis.
II RissIps n5sutIIho 20 Mn M,1w. n sn'sn
St. Louis. B.
2B-MathewS, Aaron. White .. Boy
er. 3b-White. HR-Boyer, Cimoli,
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RED sox, S; TIGERS, Z

Totals - > 4 . Totals 32 5 q 4
Ran for Wertz in TN: walked for
burnside in sth.
DETROIT 600 200 0O0--2
BOSTON -- 500 900 00x-5
LE-Yost. PO-A-Detroit 24-s, Boston
27-7. DP-Malzone. Runnels A. Wertz;
Bonnels. Console a Gernert. LOB
Detroit 3, Boston g.
3~eB-Casale. KUenn, Kaline HR-
Maxwell. SB-Jensen, Kuenn. s-Con-
sOio SF-Wiiliams
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Naturalization 40. Loser
SPAIN 90.
U-Crawford, Delmore. Bsrlick.
JackoWski. T--2:3b. A--13,0l4.
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CLEVELAND
BALTIMORE

EO'Dell. tasty. Grant. colavito.
PO-A = Cleveland, AZ: Baltimore.
27-s. DP--Gardner to carrasquel TO
more. 4.
3b-Striekland. Klaus, Jones. Gard
ner. HR-WoodlinG. Carrasouei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

XFaced TOUR pabJers IN TN.
winner-Antonelli ts-3). Loser
Law (5-4.
WP-Law. U--Landes. Boggess, Su-
Dol, Gorman. T-2:4b. A--24,2f2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

Winner-CaSale t4-4J. Loser-Davie
ga.
!, U-umont. Berry, Honoehick, FIa-
herty. T-2:35. A-l4.513.
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DODGERS, ;; PHILLIEs, z
PHILADELPHIA
los ANGELES

Totals 81 34e Totals 40 . 5 /
;, / Struck out for @. Anderson in
Sth: Fouled out for Hoppe in sth:
3 Struck out for Semprocn In 6th.
LOS ANGELES $780, OlO 1OI 0OO-3
PHILADELPHIA ----i0l 900 O0O-2
E-Roseboro. G. Anderson. Hoppe
PO-A-Los Angeles. 21-1I: Philacel-
phia, 27-5 LoB-Los AnSelcs, s.;
Philadelphia, II.
. 2b - Moon 3b - Freese. Moon.
G-Semproeh, Freese.
ip h er BIB so
koutax -------a 9 q Q Q 9
Meyer U o ! 0
(. winner-william 3-D Loser
6emproch t2-4.
= WP-Williams U-Dixon. Smith.
Dascoli. Secory. T-2:35. A--18.575.
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SHENANDOAH DOWNS
GRADED HANDICAPS

Post Time: 7:45 pm.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: =
years -old and up: Allies and mares;
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5MAJOR BOX SCORES
ORIOLES, 7; INDIANS, )
BALTIMORE
CLEVELAND

Totals 80 3 8 . Totals ~ 7Il4
] Grounded out for O'Dell In 4th:
Doubled for Pierkall in eth. 3 Walked
for MeLish in eth: Grounded into
double play for Fitzgerald in sth; 5
BALTIMORE $500 200 032 OOx-7
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. GIANTS, 6; PIRATES, Z
PITTSBURGH
Ban FRANCISCO

Totals ~ al s Totals II . 5 2
= Struck out for Blackburn in sth.
SAN FRANCISCO 100 OOe 5000
P1TTSBURoH 49, 900 900 l01-2
E-Stuart. Hoax. Po-A-San Fran
cisco. 27-l3: Pittsburgh, o1-S. DIP
Skinner 10 Foiles. LOB-San Francis
eco. IL; Pittsburgh. I
2B-Cepeda, kirkland. Foiles HR-
Hoax. Stuart. s-Rodsers, Davenport.
lnton.rn 3 B ! g b g
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Bowie Shows Increase

The Maryland tracks-Bowie
Laurel and Pimlico-pay in
purses 48 per cent Of their z
per cent take from the mutuel
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SECOND RACE-Purse, 81 900; 4.
year olds and up; claiming; fve and
a half ftrianoa
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Clear
and rather cold tonight; high
near so. Fair and cool tomor-
row.
:. Virginia-Clear and some
what colder tonight; low in the
EOS in the mountains and in
the sos elsewhere.
Maryland-Clear and cold to-
night: low in. the 20's in the
west and in the sos in the east.
Sunny and cool tomorrow;
high. 1854 in the south and in
the 40's in the north except in
the sos in the mountains.
Small craft warnings displayed.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-WeSt to northwest
winds of 1925 miles per hour
and stronger in gusts diminish
ing and becoming light and
i1ortherly tonight and tomor :
row. Fair weather. Visibility 10
miles.
Five-Day Forecast
For Washington and Vicinity
March 1871
Temperatures will probably
average / degree below the
Washington normals Of Sc and
81. Cool tomorrow and We'd
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action and trusteeships also are
prescribed by the bill.
SUPERVISOR SELECTION
CRITICIZED - Representative
Gary, Democrat Of Virginia
chairman Of the House Appro-
priations Committee unit hand.
ling the 1860 Post once De-
partment appropriations. /:
critical Of the methods used To
select rank-and-file postal
workers for postal supervisory
jobs.
During hearings on the de-
partment's budget requests, Mr.
Gary said he has received
numerous complaints that the
Post once Department is not
giving SUFFICIENT consideration
to an employees experience in
the postal service when it comes
to choosing people for promo
ton to supervisory jobs.
Mr.. Gary said that COM
plants from postal workers
centered on the fact that the
exams for promotion to super
visory jobs concentrated on
questions Of general knowledge
rather than on the their knowl-
edge Of the postal service and
its operations.
Assistant Postmaster General
Eugene Lyons replied that
postmasters are instructed to
give an employees experience
consideration in selecting for
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porate regulatory laws, aiming
toward making American CAPT.
tai markets available to tol .
eign business enterprise
DR.. Louis Morton, IS. oil
1900 South Thirtieth road, Ar.
hngton. director Of q projected
volume history of the Pa
cific War. He will investigate
ct five American universitie,
abe latest Developments and
theories in national security
policies.
European Unity Study
J. Robert Schaetzel. ~, oil
Tulip Hill, Md, chief State
Department negotiator Of the
Euratom power program. He
will assess political techniques
used to further European inte-
grafton.
Marvin A. Schneiderman. 40
Of 6503 East Halbert road, Be.
theSda, a statistical expert In
biological and medical expert.
ments being conducted at tine
National Cancer Institute Of
the Department of Health, Ed
ucation and Welfare. He will
make a study in England oil
methods Of clinical tests.
Abner D. Silverman, so. oil
1908 Parkwood drive, Bethesda
an expert on public housing
and urban renewal at the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency. He will make an
analysis Of housing technique:
In England.
James H. Slower. Al, of 42ls
North Fortieth street, Airing.
ton, head Of the Treasury De.
partment's management an.
alySiS staff. He will participate
in advanced management train.
ing programs in three American
universities.
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supervisors the names Of en-
ployes who are among the
upper 80 per cent on the regis
ter Of those who have taken the
exams and passed. s
incidentally. Mr.. Lyons said
the departments accident. pre-
vention program is paying
dividends. The postal service
accident rate among employees
was reduced from 20.2 accidents
per million man-years in 1857
to 1873 in 1858. Reports in
fiscal 1859 thus far indicate 0.
further reduction Mr.. Lyons
said.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP-The
Air Force has presented the
following awards to employees
In the once Of Deputy Chief
of Stan for Development: out
standing performance rating
and sustained superior per.
Torrance, Mrs. Juanita Board
man. Betty Dickinson, Eddie
Dozier. Mrs. Dora Fraser. Mrs.
Priscilla Lawton, Rowena.
Lewis. Michael Lorenzo, James
McCauley. Mrs. Louise Salter,
Alberta Sankowski. Mrs. Grace
Scott. Mrs. Emily Warren,
Marjorie Wolf; outstanding
performance ratings, Ada Gil
christ. Mrs. Marjorie Kelley,
Margaret Morenko. Mrs. Lou
Use Olsen. Betty Sims, Harold
Wakefield: sustained superior
performance. Mrs. Leona Bel
ser. John Hoffman, Suzanne
Porter and Mrs. JuanitaI
Thompson. Army Map
Service has presented the fol-
lowing awards: sustained su-
perior performance and out
standing performance rating,
Mrs. Angela Lyddane, Ronald
Shaffer; beneficial suggestions,
Edward Athey. Bernard Back
over. Joseph Balicki, Leslie
Brudvie. Howard Bernd, Jean
A. Brown. Oscar Caroglanian,
David Conner. Stuart Congdon,
Val Sellers. Mrs. Theresa Gil.
bert, Mrs. Katherine Weaver.
Mrs. Polly Hayden, Sidney
Meizell. John Seitz. Mrs. Cath.
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the program started in 1852.
Seven Of this years winners
will undertake study projects
overseas. The winners use the
money to study for six to nine
months. The awards are de-
signed to recognize outstanding
public service and offer an
incentive for advancement.
= Miss Lily Mary David, a. Of
4647 South Third street, Arl-
ington. q Labor Department
economist, is the sixth woman
TO be honored. She plans to
study recent developments in
economic theory and labor eco
nomics.
Other Award Winners
The other local winners in
clude:
DR.. Charles L. Christ, IS, Of
$3.50 Roosevelt street Bethesda.
Md, mineral resources ex-
pert with the Interior Depart.
ment's Geological Survey. He
will study earth sciences at
Harvard and the Massachu-
sets Institute Of Technology.
Louis A. Fanget, q, Of 94l6
Kingsley avenue, Bethesda. Of
the United States Information
Agency. He will analyze book
publishing and distribution in
India.
Isaiah Frank, Al. Of 24l8
North Rockingham street, Ar
lington, a State Department
expert on international eco
nomic theory. He will make
an appraisal of the impact of
the European common market
on non-member nations.
: Harry Heller, so. Of 1880 APP
pleton street NV, assistant
director of the Securities and
Exchange Commissions divi-
sion of corporation finance.
who will spend six months in
Europe studying European cor
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at least 1861 when the pro-
posed commission would report
its findings and recommends
tons to Congress.
The only exception thus far
to this view Is expressed by the
independent National Fedora
lion Of Federal Employees. which
has announced its support OF
the Presidents pay study pro-
posal. Vanx Owen, NFFE presi-
dent, said the entire Federal
career service would benefit
from such q study.
The others, such as the
American Federation Of Gov.
eminent Employees. the Nation
al Association Of Letter Car
riers, the National Federation
Of Post once Clerks, the ALL
CLIO Government Employees
Council. etc.. do not favor such
q study.
The union leaders feel there
Is no need for a further pay
study. They cite the recent pay
study by the so-called O'Con-
nell little cabinet group and
contend that any additional
salary study can be made by
the House and Senate Civil
Service Committee which have
jurisdiction over the salaries Of
classified and postal workers.
Back Of all this are the fears
Of employe leaders that the
proposed Presidential commits
sion pay study would end all
possibility of another round Of
classified and postal pay raises
until at least 1861 and possibly
longer. And the employee groups
intend to seek pay adjustments
from Congress next year for
classified and postal workers.
Also. the unionists feel that
the pay commission would be
stacked" against them and
would be likely to recommend
setting the pay Of classified
and postal workers on q local
rate basis-something the ad-
ministration appears to be for
and the employe unions are
strongly against. The unions
want the pay Of classified and
postal workers to remain under
the jurisdiction Of Congress and
not based on comparable local
rates in industry.
NO ADVERSE EFFECT-The
Senate Labor and Public We'll
fare Committee has adopted an
amendment to the Kennedy
Erwin labor reform bill that in
cludes Federal employe unions
under its provisions.
Government employe union
leaders say they have no objee-
tons to the provisions which
they declare won't hurt them.
The amendment requires Fed
eral employe unions to make
annual financial reports to the
Secretary Of Labor and observe
all the democratic controls con-
tanned in the bill. II does not,
however. give them the protec-
don and services afforded other
Unions, such as statutory bar
gaining rights, etc.
! Federal employe unions now
adhere to regular elections I'M
der conditions prescribed by the
new bill. However. the Senate
committee bill will require the
election of officers of all locals.
lodges and branches of Govern
nent employee unions to be con-
Quoted by secret ballot. q con-
dition which probably Is not
now observed by some groups.
Election Of national officers can
be achieved either through mail
referendum or through national
conventions composed Of dele
gates elected by secret ballot.
under terms Of the Kennedy
Erwin bill.
Procedures for disciplinary
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crime Young; blood donor GER
tificates. Myron Abelson,
Thomas Bonner, Robert A.
Brown. Wells Buckingham,
Samuel Burton. Edward
Chambers. Ralph cleveland,
Vincent DeGiorsio, Percy Har-
gett. Alton Harris. Everett
Harris, Edward Howell. Mrs.
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Dorothea Jennings. Joseph
Kelly, William Miller. Louis
Carl Peoples. George Reid.
Frank Scherer. Donald sitter.
Walter Swain, Wallace Thorn
as. Lawrence Thompson. James
Tineler. william Watson. jr..
Cedric Welsh, Frank Wenzel
ana Herbert Winstead. I. /.
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Treasury's Bureau Of Accounts
has given O. superior work per-
Torrance award 70 Georgia
Chesley and beneficial sugges-
ton awards to- Mrs. Evelyn
Carpenter. Mrs, Marie Chaley.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly Edmund
S SSsssar and Mrs. rearle
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
! Pay Study Proposal
Scorned by Unions
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star stan Writer

Most Federal employe unions are opposed to President
Esenhowers proposal Congress for l5-member pay
mission to study the Governments salary structure.
The union leaders feel that such study would accomplish
little and delaying" action in preventing Govern
ent workers from receiving additional raises until
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10 in Government Win
Rockefeller Awards /

Ten Washington residents, all Federal Government
career employees have been named winners of the 1859 Rookie
Teller Public Service Awards
The awards administered by Princeton University as
national trust under grant from John Rockefeller Id
About 1856 900 has been distributed recipients
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neSday. normal Friday and q
bit above normal Saturday.
Mostly fair with some rain
likely about Friday.
ROAD CONDITIoNs-AAA
West-District of Columbia to Penn.
turnpike. clear; Ohio turnpike, clear:
turnpike. clear: Ohio turnpiae. clear.
U. 8. 40 west to Ohio. occasional Icy
spots; U. 8. so west TO Ohio. clear.
Soulful, 8. to Richmond. clear
Richmond south. clear: District OF Co
lumbia TO Charlottesville. clear.
North and east-District Of Columbia
20 Delaware Memorial Bridge, clear;
New Jersey turnpike. clear, house trail
England, winds: District Of Columbia
70 Harrisburg, Pa, clear.
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Potomac River clear At Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Fails. Shenandoah
clear at HarperS Ferry.
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Record Temperatures this Year
Highest. 20 on January 81 and
March q
Lowest II on January 8 and II.
High and Low Last - HouFs
High, 81, at ZOO pm,
Low, 40, At $3.50 an.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
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n, sPRINCFIELD-Dou't nina This
buy 3-bedrm, family-rm. brick
rambler. fun bsmt.; In exclusive
honeyWood suhdiv,; assume 49,
LIST trust new FflA also avail. low
settlement cost. BY OWNER. CT.
6-alS0. ~
N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS splif
level; lily, rm. wffpl, sep. din. riit,
French doors 10 patio. equip. kit.
hedrms.. Ia baths, REQ. rnl, /.
garage. fenced yard, fully land
scaped: assume iiact loan. OWN
Err, CT. d-3324.
NEAR FOREsTvILLE-2 houses, 1
new, old, on D acres OF land
Newer house OF masonry has 3
pedrma., liy. rm,, din. rm bath,
kit. full bsmt. Older house Of
elapboard has 4 rms barn ana
other farm bldgs, Long frontuKe
on State road. MRS. STANLEY
CAREER Broker. Mclean, viz
ginia, III. 6-3505. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

PALS cIIuRcH-TYLER PARK
Brick Cape Cod: finished (plus |
almost nnlshedl bedrma.. II
baths, we'll equip. kit, full bsmt
fenced lot excel cond. and To-
cation; proximity OF schools
churches, Fairgrounds and swim
pool. Price, Si5.Sb0. OWNER
phone u s-iO3l
FALLS CHURCH BROYHILL PARK
- hedrms. with a bath. bsmt J,
glass inclosed back porch. equip
qE kits wall-to-yall CARPET
sumo 49, OF loan. JE. 4-0i4S.
FALLS cHURCH--By owner. a-bed-
rm. brick rambler, full bsnt. rec.
rn.. wooded and fenced lot, AS
sumo $4,000 PHA, $1,000 down.
FALLS CHURCH; assume 49, ol
LIST trust - 3.bedrm.. la-batf
brick rambler. corner lot, fenced
bark yard: Nv, rm. with fireplace
GE kitchen, full bsmt, with out.
sid. entrance: Sis.000. u. 4
FAILS CHURcH-l mile west o.
Corners. 3-bedrms.. Ice. 80
knotty pine finished md fioor; lge
fenced yard. FHA price, Sl3.55O
down payment $3.50, monthlv nay
merlt, SO So, Call anytime, open
Sun. MILO 7. HOOTs, BROKER
JE. a-NlO4l.
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LARGE FAMILY2

Architectural design for comfortable
and uneomplicated living: Brand
Jared walkway from the double
carport to main entrance leading
to a wide center hall with beauti-
ful wrought iron paluster anc
stairs leading to the full basement
and paueled recreation room. The
living room at rear Of home has
double doors leading to q wide
terrace protected BY overhang
Separate dining room. bedrooms,
3 baths master bedroom with
private bath and dressing room)
$50 $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
RICH LUXURY

A magnificent home on a wooded
lot with 1877 feet Of shore line on
beautiful Lake Bancroft. Double
entrance doors, open to a foyer Of
towering thermopane glass. Su-
every room thru noiSeiess sliding
thermopane doors to the balcony
or patio overlooking the lake.
Sound conditioned family room
with barbecue and recreation room
with bar. Master suite includes
sumDtuous dressing room with
sprawling vanity counters and
voluminous wardrobes. $685. 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
Lake Bancroft

WHERE you WILL ENJOY WATER
SPORTS ALL YEAR ROUND AND
REVFL IN SUMMER VACATIONS
AT HOME WITHOUT TAKING
YOUR CAR OUT OF THE GA
RAGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
I,AKEVIEW

A beautiful expanse of the lake Il
seen through the wide picture
window in the 30-foot living room
This brick rambler has 4 extra
large bedrooms on the main floor
There is a center entrance hal
and a separate dining room. F1l
unfinished basement with pieturl
window. Two-car garage. One-hsli
block from white sand beach
S37, 500.
STANLEY r.
ROWLAND CO., INC.
Resltor Falls Church. Va
II o 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
GORGEOUS "a ACRE
OPEN l TO 9 Pm.

Everything Is beginning to bloom
in 'tnis most beautiful yard in
Estatei Charming white brick
Colonial with slate roof and huge
ialousied side porch-lovely living
RIM with fireplace. separate dining
rm, equipped kitchen, DEN AND
A-BATH all on LIST fioor-5=3, TWIN
BATHS ON End. Priced TO sci
Tc INsPEcT: out Lee hwy. to
Glebe road, right 10 Old Dominion
drive list trafiic lghtD, left to
Rock Spring road, left to Little
Pals -oad, out Little Falls to
1928 Little Fails road.
Follow the METZLER" Arrows"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
JE. 1927. Realtor JE. 2-4664
Marian Forest

EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHOOD
First time offered is this brick
rambler with full basement and
garage No allergies here. I'm
maculate condition and Dashboard
hot water heat. A lovely living
room, separate dining room, spicy
pink and brown Kitchen fully
equipped, with table space. 3 bed
rooms, ga baths, joy Of a fam
tremendous screened porch. Han
on a hill commanding a view and
summer GOODNESS comfort Only
500 050 for tho elite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
Routh Robbins
REAL ESTATE CORP.
XII. $4,000

MCLEAN REALTY CO.. INC, Real
tors--TWO beautiful NEW HOMES.
Large rooms, SEPARATE dining
rooms. easements: 3-bedrm. RAM
bier. 2la baths. S27 $50: 4-bedrm.
split-leVel. . baths, SOS, $50 Ell.
6-4l ~. n no ans. JE 4-2313.
McLEAN-Bi-leyel brick: bedrms ,
baths. rec. rn1.. garage, etc. +:
lge. lot: walk to public. parochisl
schools. FLA financing; S26 500.
OWNER. KE. $500
McTEAN-Air- cond. split-level 3
bedrms., 2k baths, liv. rm., din
rm., kit. with eating area. Lge.
rec. nm, laundry rm., . fireplo ces.
carport Mr.. schools, shops: Az
CT. Mid-20s. OWNER. KE. S-5s51
MCLEAN 2-yr. -old Abr. 3-bath
rancher with rec. rm. and scr
dble. carport, on 13.000-su 1T.
corner lot near Mel can ITioh. Kent
ole schools. S26.95O KE. 8-64S3
From traffir light az Glebe I'd
n20 end Old Dominion f3n9,
out Old Dominion 2iz miles left at
81 Johns Church on Birch ave.
y mile to n Nido Estates, ripht y
block. left " block right on Fair
lawn. st one block to 5s06 Young
WOOD 81.
MT VERNON PARK-Beautifui g.
hedrm.. 2-bath. fully equipped
Colonial split-level on magnificent
a-acre lot in shadow Of Mt.
Vernon. Assume large 4I5es or
loan, with no settlement charges.
By OWNER. $4,000. so. 1881,
or ME- S-6474
N. ARL.-cspe Cod, BY OWNER
agents; SI7.500. JE. 3-s903
IN, ARL.-4 -bedrm., 2-bsth. white
brk. Cape COD on cnl-de-sac.
500 500. OWNER, IA. S-6775,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
CONVENIENT

Check these features. Near shop
ping, schools, churches and Ideally
located on deadend stree 3-bed-
room brick rambler. living room,
dining room. den, G-E kitcaen
with disposal. dish washer wash
area. Priced 10 sell. SI9..5O with
Rood assumable loan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
SHOPPING AND BUS
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are igsS t 2 step from this lI INN
with fireplace. and attached
SCREEN PORCH. Large SEPA-
RATE DINING RM., .ovely moder-
nized kitchen, h-bath-all on LIST
foor. Three big bedrms. and ALL
tile bath on end. Full basement
future rec. rooml. DETACHED
GARAGE, Beautiful level WOOD
ed lot. FLA financing available.
Sc this one for surel
TO INSPECT: Out washington
blvd through MISSIONER Shoppine
Center Gent ,,, to PoEhs tan, street LEFT,
house on left, 6212 10TH ST.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
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On terrific ha-scre wooded lot with
3S dogwoodsr Two bedrms. and
bah w .bedrms. and bath on
with large stone fireplace. and
separate dining rm with screened
porIhl Finished rec. room with
z CORNERS sHOPPINGi Call now
for full details. ia. 5-1575.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
EASY TERMS

Can be had for this handsome,
newly redecorated. brick home
situated on quiet. secluded
street in convenient Arlington
location II features spacious liv.
rm with firepl., family-SiZed din
rm., delightful kitchen, powder
rm. on LIST A., 3 bedrms.. pvt
scr. porch; full bsmt. with lovely
lot and fenced rear ward. Easy
down paymt., easy monthly
paymts. Assume huge Az loan.
Walk to transportation and
school Price only S20,950. Call