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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
TAN PLAYERS SET
TORRlD PACE IN
BASEBALL RACES

Chicago amp When Major
league teams paused for the an
nual all-star game interlude, il
was a good time 70 appraise the
performances OF tan players, some
Of whom are having banner years
The player whose records comes
70 mind quickly, Of course is Hank
Aaron, slender sluEgcr OF the MI.
waukee Braves His batting has
been the talk Of baseball. especial
~ during the first two months
when he appeared headed for a
400 season
Although the why outfiolder has
taperod Off somewhat, he is stan
the major league leader with an
average OF 375 after rs games
Furthermore, Hank had a chance
for the triple crown batting
runs hatted in and homo runs He
was trailing Ernie Banks in RIBS,
rs 70 u, and his teamma,e, Eddie
Matthews In home runs 2o-22
Aaron had collected itS hits in
s07 at bats and had scored SO
runs
II Aaron continues slipping IN
the batting race however, he may
receive a real challenge from Bih
white. outfieldcr-n FIRST baseman for
the 81 Louis Cardinals a surprise
indeed, white was trailing Aaron
BY 20 points He had played in
20 games
other leading MI mtters were
Orlando Cepsda, San Francisco
first haseman, four with a 3ai
mark. Frank Robinson, Cincinnati,
eighth with Sie Tony Taylor,
Chicago. second baseman, ninth
with 3i5: and Willie Mays, San
Francisco. with Sii
Other tan 500 hitters included
Charley Neal los Angeles, $40;
Vada Pinaon. Cincinnati, 3oa and
BiIiy Briton. Milwaukee. 800
RBI leaders. besides Banks and
Aaron were Robinson IS; cepeda.
90. Piuson. 81; and Mays, 80
Pinson had 81 runs Mays, go.
and Robinson, So and Cepeda rs
In home runs, Banks had 20 and
CcpedA and Robinson ~ each
Neal was leader IN stolen hascs
with rs, trailsd by Mays, II; and
Robinson. Taylor and Pinson 10
each
In Nj pitching. the best hurler
was Don Newcumhe with nine wins
and four losscs and a 3oo earned
run mark Sam Jones with 9-s
mark. had $50 ERA His work
Included near uo-hittcr whom
GILLIAN got a scratch single In a
game between the Giants and
Dodgers In Los Angeles
other mid records IN the
MI Willie Kirkland Giants out
fielder batting 297 "a home runs
and 80 RIBS. Yves Cowngton Nil
waukee. 2po, 5. 81, Felipe Alou
Giants 275 8 a. Roberto Glenn
cnte. Pittsburgh 25y 3. ~ and
Rodgers. Giants. 252 o "a, John.
ny enseboro. Dodgers, 23e, 4, 10;
Roman MejnIs, Pittsburgh, 2is, T.
10. George Altman, Cubs 2i4 T.
Ia: Chicago Fernandez Philsdel-
phia. .2il. o. 3; and Felix Man.
tlla, 1865. ], 6
Power Leads In Al
Jugn Ptzzaro. sent down by the
Braces for spell with the Louis
Vile club a. tho American associ-
alton where he pitched a no-hltter,
returned IN late June 10 hurl two
1 low hit victories
Ruben Conner, traded by the
Giants 20 the phillies. had a dis
NAL record Of ono victory, seven
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

Iugn PtzzAro. sent down by the
Braces for spell with the Louis
Vile club a. the American associ-
alton where he pitched a no-hltter,
returned In late June 10 hurl two
low bit victories
Ruben Gomez. traded by the
Giants % the PhiIliez. had a dis
NAL record Of ono victory, seven
defeats and an ERA 81 $50
IN the American league leading
batter was Vic Power Cleveland.
with a 900 mark Minnie Minoso
also Indians. was batting 2s7.
Hector Lopez New York Yank-
ees. hatted 200. While TaSby.
Baltimore Orioles rookie ou,neld-
er 2s5 Fiston Howard Yankees.
2s2: Al Smith. white sox, ga
Larry Dolby. white soS 252; Boby
Boyd. Orioles. 22g and Julie Bee
quer. Washington. 22i.
Among American isaEusrs who
hIt grandalam home nuns were
Smith and Harry Simpson ~ the
White sox. and Nlnoso. In the MI
this company included Banks and
Icon Wagner. Giants
In pstrhlng Jim Grant Clsys-
land highlander had five-fgBr
marx With = 3 IS ERA.
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Almost About
thing
nv rERoy VILLA

Villas Note; advantage
Pest cOhnmlstJsctc Rohinsons timely interesting
on former heavyweight champion f1oyd Patterson
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
GRID NY. GIANTS
Sttl TUNNEL
TO GpFFN RAy

New York Emelen Tunnel
who has played II years Of pro
teSsional football Ter the New
York Giants, win be starting his
18th season with Green Ray Pack
ers
The veteran defensive halfhack
was sald by the Giants 20 the
Green Bay Packers last week
T,nnell who PLAYED college bali
at Iowa, helds the league record
n having PLAYED in lto oensecu'
tive games lie also holds the
league records FOR mos, punt ~
turns in one season ~ In 1855,
the most punt returns in a ca
rssr. aud the most pass interoep-
tions In career "a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
AtIunfc NAAcP
Protest Bonninq
Of Negro Students

Atlanta tANr) r. fnNowtnR ap-
plication and rejection " three
Young Negro Women Misses Ern-
extlne Brown. Mary Rogers and
Alice wyrhe, by the all-whlte
Georgia state College and state.
menta from Goorgias Governor
vandivur states RICHTER Roy liar.
ria and others accusing the MAJ
Cp OF attempting 60 destroy pub
lie schools the Atlanta Branch OF
the NAACp adopted IN" following
resolution
1T is most unfortunate that
many pubnc officials are under
commitments which violate the
rights NJ aeme citizens ami oppose
principles set forth Ia the Con.
stitution OF the United states
After ninety three years of
Disseminated submission to laws
and practices which have dcnied
them rights guaranteed by the
Constitution Negroes are usine
only moral constitutional methods
in seeking full citizenship rights
and benefits. In their efforts to
exercise these rights, they cannot
be held Responsible or accountable
for the enactment ~ retaliatory
laws. the csertiun OF economic
pressurca. the acts ~ violence and
the other destructive measures
that have been perpetrated. 60 the
detfiment ~ our entire cisiEsnry
Violence. economic reprisals pur'
gea, denial of voting rights, firing
~ teachers. closing " schools aud
other law defying demonstrations
81 intimidation. added 60 tho naE
rant inequalities which already OK
irt ARE not initiated nor coudnnei
by fair minded citizens black OF
whito. but they do rstard our pro
greas toward Democracy az home
and abroad
Rights Negroes have gained
thru Judicial processes have even
tually benefited all citizens, tn
political action, public facilities
education employment ami justice
itself Thia makes u Imperative
that the majority leadsrahip. IN
every community consider cars
fully and prayerfully tho conse
quenccs Of their actions 90 the
end that the truly American way
Of life may prevail
we urge upon our fellow ciii-
zens continued wisdom and under.
standing bat persistent courage n
seeking Tho recognition ~ their
Inghts and the wise selection ~
/ courses of procedure, before, az
we'll al after. they are gained IN
tho meantime. we as an organlzss
ton stand ready and willing 10 aid
In the solution Of problems which
exist. by petition, conference OF
judicial action IN the interest 81
better understanding, sc We seek
the objective 81 fun citizenship
for every American"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
First Negro Priest For
Raleigh, NJ. C.. Diocese

Raleigh. N G. (ANPl Father
Thomas = MADDEN, rirat Negro
priest ordained for the local do
ceae sung his first soiotnn High
Mass at his home parish Of 70
Manicas sunday July 30, at 10
am
Father MADDEN q convert 10
athouciam whn attended paroehial
school az ~ Monica's last Dee 20,
also became tho first American
Negro 90 be ordained ~ tho North
American college In Rome
on hand for the ceremony was
iHs Exreiisncy Vincent 8 Waters
Raleighs liberal bishop who. Hotne
months ago, ordered integrated
Negro and white parish 10 his
dioccHo.
Father Jerome Tierney Q p
former pastor Of ~ honioa'H
preached the H"tmhNt
Another Negro priest Father
Joseph Howe. aoied ~ Deacon ~
the Mass The Sub Deacon WAS the
Rev wnlIam pharr The Rev Ed
ward Clancy pastor, ~ Monica'H
was master of ceremonies
Following the Mass, reception
was held FOR Father MADDEN in the
school auditorium
Father MADDEN finished prepar,
atofY work IN ie4a and was sent
to 81 Meinrad seminary In ln6i-
ana From there. he went 10 Rome,
where he finished tho las. three
years Of theological work,
He ia the son of tho late Thomas
q MADDEN and the former Clarioe
naiJetta. both ~ Raleigh
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17
Memoirs OF A Defoinee
In Southern Rhodesiu
nv OT'INII T. NIHETI


Editors Not-j The third Of a
series nv one 81 the active work
cr- In tho banned Southern Rho
desia Africa National congress.
tells Of his experiences In the
dreaded Khaml prison, where he
was sent for committing "two
serious offense-"l
Commits Breach In Prison Rules
BY March 10, ! had committed
two serious offenses In prison.
FIRST, ! managed 10 smuggle out
n letter / had written on toilet
tissue 70 a friend in South Africa,
but q didn't get far II was stop
ped az the post office
Then, I asked the assistant PIT
son superintendent to buy me a TN
OF cocoa with my own money
since tea was foreign 10 me
Because Of this, / with nine
others. found myself being rec
commended for immediate removal
from Kentucky prison TO Khami~
a formidable jailhouse
since lunch was not ready, We
were given a ration Of scmi-cookea
beans and raw thick pouidge
When we had finished handouts
were ciapped on ua, and away we
went A.winging tby plhnel 20 Bui.
away.
Thirty minutes later, my wife
came 20 viai, me, only 10 learn that
was not there
Arriving At Bulawayo We were
again confronted with the by nov
familiar dramRtics Of police -e
armed pomp And We promptly
acknowledged u by giving the A.
rican salute thumbs up TheJ
formed n guard Of honor for w..
Police jeeps earted vs. of Il
KhaIni JaiIhouss, where supi pu
Land gave IN the usual wclcama
accorded criminals rlfhng uE
up 10 the accompaniment Of isers
from his Junior officers
When this ended, We were led
10 our cells An hour later We
were fed and believe yoB me,
there were wsswis forming sc1n
in the bean soup To be SURF. nons
Of us drank the stuff
With the coming Of the morn
ing, came also those intoleruhss
sub human conditions under which
we were 10 he subjected BfsaE-
fast consisted % thick HUSKY
porridgs and coffee without sugar
You either took u or Ieft 81 M
one cared
There was ever an altcmp'
made 70 actually I'm us On
through starvation bot We lived
through n
When We were allowed 20 mir
uies recreation outside W lost 20
time telling our friends q ne
Improved fs,od conditions ~ zen
turbsy prison ~ course ylV sDgE
what that means
Before we were retur1s9 % our
cells the mob began shouting faf
better food This meant irggDis
mr. me 10 % ~ frora Xsrtucsy
Prom that moment Or We we're
segregated from ths rest q ne
prisoners We had beer sli5rt1 %
minutes o. Sc the Lords ggrif
nov ssceeasd - ne white mar
We lived thsrs after co1pef ~ y
ourselves We haa NJ H'sraiBys
Whatsoever. and nSvzfa p@rs we're
osg, n ths question
Prt~~t Visits 'st1SSk"
On March 10. q white Anglican
priest decided 20 Visit ne haes
AL ne d@tainsss were made 70
Asssnubis IN me pssssEs On ne
grDfnd fiaps I decided 70 remain
IN ny cell
m sermon was ssn91rfsf n
ar sieeriy Kramer. sne M cstslh-
-ss ssnx toy0gsiy Tsgi a. soon a.
ifss ssrxires wsrs over 90 = M
sstAinsss sts,s.e W ana SAID
"fssri unns e. and prsaeh -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-07-17

In pftrhlng Jim Grant Clsys-
land highlander had five-foar
mark with = 3 ss ERA
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~. No sts.T
ospTn ron nrAHfsn rErf-
RIOS ron ADsivtsTbATros,
IfatTfss TTNE 10 pfasH
CLAIMS AND FOu HEAHIss
THEREON
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COUNTY DT ltE.sGpiA
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mann, srsasHt
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~ iH Dt,DEnBD that All psfs9us
interested sb5N cause, ~ sHr thsY
have before NE cg9ii % henasL
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Miuasasts Why tire petition ~ Fiof-
sHss gNttmHnn f9f ths appointment
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barsfh fiisd. srosid Bet ~ granted
ufasf 10 ~. 1fsisas SD foe
uspsiss Tssssss
m iH pliTHEF ORDERED tLHt
sttfid four agsfhn from the date
hereof ali creditors - SAID bsssdsnf
re their flaifEs 81 tsta Court
Proofs viii 10 sszfa sGa claims
sEaiaIHss Hra salasisd before this
gptB A. ~ a'rlarE A 81 10 TO court
liggse ID Minneapolis. aiohssats
TDsHV gfdsFs shall - Published
~ fts RiH&.qpgiE ABaksHrhH shd
copies Wsils6 mrrgfaiHs - iRw
tCgUHT NEALj
WITS fNa ihs fpH MELVIN =
pETENWpN JudRv - pr8hafs
court, ihta fth 1ag ~ Julg 1879
HOB FfyMHEf~s
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Evening star., 1959-02-05
GORDIN- -MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
COUNTRY CLUB
HILLS

Antique collectors will de-
light in this lovely home
authentic English Colonial
architecture. built from
brick taken from the old
Capitol Building. There's
g grand entrance hall ian
ideal spot to display one
of your lovely Oriental
rugs with a unique solid
chestnut stairway, huge
living room, large enough
for your grand piano and
your prize furnishings tthe
ceilings on the entire frst
floor are all 10 IT. high and
the woodwork is all solid
chestnut), banduet-size din
ing room where your guests
DEFINIT Y won't be
fcramped for space. The
huge kitchen will help YOU
keen q good maid; den over:
looking colorful garden and
patio. screened porch, .
huge bedrooms (master bed:
room is 10 IT. longl, 3 full
baths, basement with bill
lard room (the pool table
and cues go with the
house). maids quarters, 2
car garage and one OF the
most beautiful settings in
all Of Northern Virginia;
generously wooded H-acre
lot, tastefully Handicapped.
Priced far below replaces
ment cost at S45,000. a
truly individual home. Call
JA. 10000 to see 1t today.
Evening star., 1959-02-05
WONDERFIUI
: BEDROOMS

N. Arlington, only $15,S50; brick
rambler, 8 bedrooms, large kitchen
and living rm., paneled rec. rnn.,
on o beautiful lot.
Evening star., 1959-02-05
HOUSES FOh sALE-vA.

ARLINGTON. N.-DrllEhtful Co
loniel isssssins ,PeeIss, ssss,i fns st.,; 3
attrae' kif. wIbreakfasi ARIA. pan
Try. An. rec rml In full bamt.
Fenced yard, tree shaded and prl-
vate: beautiful Ghrubberyi walk
elem, parochial. tr. hiGh; bus. ID
min. d G. via Pentafon; f1e,1OO
for quick sale. IA. 10000 after
Evening star., 1959-02-05
MT. VERNON
BOULEVARD

Drive out scenic Mt. YER
non blvd, Just past his
toric Mt. Vernon, and you'll
find 2 OF the loveliest homes
that can be bought any
where for S21,950 and S23,-
$50. They are brand-new,
brick, center-hall ramblers
and split-levels, with 3 bed
rooms, 2 full baths, ale
electric 'built-in" work.
saver kitchens, full base-
ments, 2 tireplaceS and "a
acre wooded lots with city
sewer and water. They're
secluded, and so, q little
hard TO find--but we'll be
glad to give you complete
directions when you call
so. $500.
Evening star., 1959-02-05
MONEY TO LOAN
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ON CHESAPEAKE BAY. BAY
RIDGE, outside Of Annapolis, 80
miles from. Wash, Easy committing
distance to Pentagon. and else
where. Beaut. year-young home.
baths. Mortgage. Best offer in low
3Os. EX. 3-7166.
SUMMER COTTAGE : Beautiful
lOOx10O-ft. corner lot, Colonial
Beach, Va. Details. IA. .4-4256.
Evening star., 1959-02-05
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.


AAA BAR0ATN--z.b .bedrm. asbeslqf
ahinEie rambler; Vienna area ~
I acre I'd, conipl. fenced, .ti2yoO. .
anal down payment and assume
~ AZ oi lesn. IN1TEhiSsIA7IassoS INTEhiSsIA7Its mohi-
A FIREsIDE CHAT will be a daily
home IN Pine Ridge. There are z
hreplaecs. The whole house exuoes
charm. Three twln-Sixed ped-
rooms, 1ia baths, full basement,
breezeway 70 1-car eaIage, peachy
party natlO on beautiful acre lott
S9R,AB0 HOLLEY REALTY, $500
Zee hwy. KE. s-53bO.
ALEX. SPECIAL. s1B,250-Immac-
ulate 3 : bedrm., den, IVA batn
home with corner lot and large
carpoft. convenient bus. kl. "
$3.50. NJ. II. BARRY ORG Realty
sLRx. AREA; close in--Attrae. 2
bedrm. det., with full bsmt., ex-
pansIble attic: beaut. acre;
trees; only. Sl3.75O, 500 dovn;
REALTY, XII o.S4l1. ov. 3-oie2
kLEx. TowNE HOUsE-etone-and-
brick front, bedrms, with q
like-pew appearance. Sep. din.
rTn and full bsmt; can be pur-
chased FLA. slb.2bQ. y. w.
CLARKE, Kf. o-6640 or oV.
d@HDII
Evening star., 1959-02-05
ARLINGTON'S
NORTH HILLS

Fabulous, new, brick, and
Tennessee, crab orchard,
stone split-level, on a quiet
cul-de-sac, amid some OF
North Arlington's most i'm
pressive homes. There's q
spacious foyer, 2S-ft. living
room with unique floor TO-
ceiling fireplace. formal din
ing room, gsdget-packed GE
kitchen, 3 bedrooms with
optional fourth bedroom, 3
full baths. full basement
and attached garage, You re
not far from anything in
this choice North Arlington
location. You couldn't buy
more value at $4,000; good
financing and immediate oc-
cupancy. Call ia. 4-606O
Ia see it TODAY,
Evening star., 1959-02-05
CONVENIENTLY
~~A-%

In one Of Alexandria's bet
ter neighborhoods, this SOL
idly built stone rambler is
all-one-iioor and ideal for
heart patients. There's plen-
ty of room for your over
sized furniture-the living
room is 1Sx24l There's q
separate dining room, mod
ern kitchen, 3 bedrooms,
tiled bath, stone patio,
storm windows, aluminium
awnings and lovely corner
lot, on q quiet street, near
bus, schools and shopping,
Priced $1,000 below what
you'd expect at only $1o,-
800. Call XII. S-2320 to
see IL TODAY.
Evening star., 1959-02-05
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

BLDG. LOTS (2), sewer and water
in, suit. for houses, $4,000 price
range, Md. Call 10. 3-72l5.
Evening star., 1959-02-05
CONN. AVE.

Eficient single once, with
private rest room. .Confer-
ence room provided for your
convenience without charge.
Parking next to building.
APPLY MANAGER
DUPONT CIRCLE BUILDING
AD. 4-3200
Evening star., 1959-02-05
Ro11ye Lamborn
EXCITING

We Just can't wait to show you this
9beSEoop 9cys- sbath asrs spt-leysl T eye
front door. Spacious rear living
room opening onto heated jalou-
sled Florida room. Paneled recrea-
tion room with fireplace. Two-car
built-in garage. Beautiful birch
cabinets. GE kitchen with double
oven. MANY other extras make this
an outstanding home. Located In
one Of the most convenient and
elite home areas Of N Arlington
Custom built and priced euuitably
for only S3s; $50. Shown by ap-
pointment only,
Evening star., 1959-02-05
THE BEST HOME
FOR $2S,5oO

Yes, it's the best home
we've seen for the money!
It's a one-year-old, COM
pletely custom-built brick
rambler on q 113xi95 gor-
geously wooded lot, in love-
II SPRINGFIELD FOREST.
There's q 20x20 living
room, formal dining room,
huge all-electric kitchen. 4
twin-size bedrooms, . full
baths, full basement, at
tached garage and top
notch materials, workman
ship and good taste
throughout. Flexible flnanc-
ing. Call FL. 4-s600 to see
Il today.
Evening star., 1959-02-05
{ HAVE WHAT YOU WANT

I HAVE WHAT YOU WANT
THE CHEAPEST RENT IN
A DOWNTOWN OFFICE
BUILDING WITH ALL
SERVICES PLUS AIR
CONDITIONING, IF DE-
SIRED. TAKE A LEASE
OR BE A MONTHLY TEN
ANT. PORTLAND BUILD
ING ON VERMONT AVE.
ABOVE K ST. AND BE-
LOW THOMAS CIRCLE,
AS MANY ROOMS AS YOU
NEED, SOME AS LOW AS
$25 PER MONTH. MAN
AGER ON PREMISES,
ROOM 408, OR CALL
MRS. CAROL, NE. 8-3102,
Evening star., 1959-02-05
RooERa HEIoHTs-style ans

charm plus IN this attrac Calf
f0rnia bungalows sturdy brick con-
ntructlon. 2 nice-sixe bedrms. on
LIST noor with bright. corner win
dows: aefnihnished attic for 3rd
hedrm., bsnit., many extras. Bar
Esin priced at S12,750, FHA or
assume loan.
Evening star., 1959-02-05
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
WEST OF CONN. AVE,
Excel. oppor. for investor
and/or user. 2 brick bldgs.,
20x106. One completely re-
modelled into oflces with
gross income $4,000. The
other ready for similar con-
version with parking facil-
ities. Priced for quick sale,
S11b,000 for both. Call Mr..
De Sibour, with
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Ma. $4,000 Res, FE. 3-3210
Mr.. WARRENTON, Rte. 17-Res-
taurant, store. gas station and
7-rm. house; all in best cond. on
over l acre. Will consider trade
on Va. prop, or make most attrac.
outright sale. excel. fin. A real
oppor., JE. 2-4031. JE. 2-0S79.
REDUCED-S-rm. bldg. in FALLS
CHURCH, on Fairfax Dr.. Just re-
modelled; suit. gen. oflces or bush
10000 50. IT. ground zoned comml
Plenty pking. rms. now rented
srll. dn. pymt. Priced, S22,950;
S160 mo. No agents. JE. 2-4031
UPPER l4th ST. NV.
Suitable for any business; z rooms,
2 baths. LA. 9-0410.
TISHLER. ME. s-0644
Evening star., 1959-02-05
GOOD
TRANSPORTATION

You don't need a car to
own this charming town
house; walk to excellent
shops. bus, schools and
churches. There's an 1S-ft.
living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, mod
ern kitchen, 3 bedrooms,
full basement, attractive
recreation room and q
yard full Of flowers.
Easy to buy at only S14,-
500. Call XII. s-2320 to
see it today.
Evening star., 1959-02-05

Y. SPRINGFIELD-2-yr. old, g.
bedrm.. 11s-bath brk: split-leyel;
lge. liv.-din. rm. comb. with fire.
pl., rec. rm.; Lear garage; lovely
Fla. patio and Anchor-fenced I'd.
Avail. Feb. 10. S15S mo. cL.
Evening star., 1959-02-05
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

SCHOOL BLDG.-Vacant grade or
high schl. bldgs. Suitable for
comml. trade schl. TIE. 6-9514. 81
Evening star., 1959-02-05
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

APPROX. u ACRE, with driveway;
area; $40 mo. RE. $4,000.
GROCERY STORE FOR RENT,
lcorner) equipped. NV: section.
Call Ii. 3-5100, TU. 2-4337.
COLORED-2-STORY stone brick
bldg: newly painted: COM, Of
fee or home; rms, bath, nm.
bsmt.. new gas furn; ne; S10S.
DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50
Evening star., 1959-02-05
Yeonas Realty
JA. 8-210O

MULTIPLE f4srH fL4HssTrHHNd SERVICE
TRADITIONAL HOME = All the
charm Of bygone days, keyed
throughout to modern living, in
this home you will love at frst
sight Five large bedrooms, 21a
baths, separate dining room, 2
fireplaces, spacious kitchen, cheer
gracious living for the large FAM
iIy; priced at S22,950. See this
one today. Call ia. 5-6s00, SHAM
NON g. LUCHs, Realtors, 2055
Wilson blvd
Evening star., 1959-02-05
SPRINGFIELD'S
BEST BUY

Brand-nev brick rambler,
on h-acre wooded lot, on
. quiet street. Features 3
bedrooms. Ia baths. full
basement and lovely birch
cabinet kitchen with eye
level oven, tabletop range
and garbage disposal. Only
$3.50 down, S16,950. Call
FL. 4-S600 to see II today.