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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
GRIFFS' ROOKIE SAYS HE'S READY
Allison Set to Stick
In OutfieId or at First

mot a slugger. He drove across
SO runs with Chattanooga last
season. but his l6l hits included
only nine homers. He compiled
a .307 average with the Look
outs and batted 200 with the
Senators in an ll-game test
last fall,
Il can play all three outfield
positions Allison said, land
l played quite a bit at first
base in the Cuban Winter
League.
They tell me / did all right.
4 brought a disbursements
mitt to camp, and I'll be work.
ing out there and in the out
field"
Bob is inclined to dismiss a
light batting average in the
Cuban League. where only one
player. Tony Taylor of the Chi
cago Cubs, batted over 300. A
ball with highly raised stitches
is employed in Cuba, giving
pitchers all the better of it and
accounting for the fact that
eight hurlers finished with
See SENATOR'S, Page CA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19

ence from Moony at the quar-
ter pole but the stewards did
not allSv it.
Some thought First Landing
tired at the finish but Arcaro
said not. The jockey said First
Landing likes to loaf a little
bit" but the champion 2-year-
old sis only a little off his best
form of last year"
He doesn't like to set the
pace Trainer Hayes said. I'VE
didn't want to go to the front
but there was no pace. He was
putting his nose out in front
and dropping back again all
down the backSide.
Wants Faster Pace
What we want is some
speed in the race ahead of us,
and then you'll see him run.
l hope we get it next time"
That may come from Ba-
yard Sharp's TroiluS or Green
tree Stables Eurasia. Troilus
scored an easy victory in The
7-furlong Bahamas, in which
he whipped Open View and
Rare Rice under 1913 pounds.
Eurasia gained followers last
Saturday with his smashing
51a length victory at Z fur
longs in the first race of his
career.
All carry 122 pounds in the
See FIRST LANDING, Page CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
~ WIN, LOSE OR
@DRAw . FRANCE. SIAM
In a Light Vein

MIAMI, FEB 19-Snce nobody knows the workings
Of Casey Stenges mind there no telling the Yankee
genius is serious about playing Yogi Berra at first base
In the meantime the baseball colony having lot of
fun rubbing Yogi.
al Lopez, the White Sox manager, and Mayo Smith,
skipper of the Reds sped Bea the street the other
day. Here comes the shortest first baseman in baseball"
Lopez greeted "Aso the most laxative"
Yogi eyed the two older men Suspiciously Lopez is
a gentle needer.
Have you got first basemans mitt, yet?" Smith
asked
Jaw, no." Yogi grunted. Then, with an impsh,
money savng CLINT in his eyes, he asked
"You got extra one, maybe?"
you know, Yogi, you really ought to grow a.lttle"
Lopez said. mot the way you growng-across-
but up"
"Ah," Berra shifted. IF I'm too short I'll buy me
pair of elevator spikes"
EVEN BEFORE STENCIL became manager of the
Yankees Yogi had doubled in the outfield and behind
the bat. That under Bucky Harris when Berra was
just starting Once twice Stengel perhaps for kicks
also played Berra at third Yogi already has worked out
little at first base since Caseys newest brainstorm
you on first base, huh?" he asked Lopez
How'd look? Pretty good?"
Yogi you don't look good catching" Lopez told
him, although you are very good catcher"
We'll, if 1 play first base maybe you Won't holler
at me SO much" Yogi hazarded.
Il never yell at you Yogi" Lopez said, winkng at
Smith. "Tm your friend, your admirer"
You did last season in Chicago" Yogi accused.
LOPEZ NARROWED HIS EYES and spoke in mock
outrage.
Yeah, did," AL said because you hit my shortstop!
You hit little Luis Aparicio right the fist"
Il didn't hit nobody" Yogi defended.
That big monkey with l0cent pieces of ice for eyes
hit him. Lopez said referring the Yankees bespecaced
Ryne Duren.
HE don't see so good" Yogi mumbled
"He it's little skinny guy and the best Shortstop
in the league at bat. He it's not big guy his
own size. And he hit him on the fist"
We'll, maybe he ought to get out of the way" Yogi
ventured.
ooh, ho!" Al said Its all right for the Yankees
to throw at hterS They got to get out of the way!"
You throw at us, don't you?" Yogi charged. "Jeez
. Early Wynn, he throws at u.s."
KEENLY ENJOYING IT Lopez pressed the attack.
Yogi" he said, you keep throwing at my htters
and We'll throw back Where would you like to be ht?"
"Al, amt done nothing. Why me?"
Mickey Mantle how'd he like fast ball off his
knee?" Lopez asked
"Mickeys got bad knees Al" Yogi said plaintvely
Yeah, yeah, so the Yankees keep reminding every
body Any time Mantle is pitched tight you guys scream
to the umpres that pitcher aiming his knees You
think we've got pitchers who hit guy the knee
whenever they want to?"
Yogi shrugged You said you was going to hit me
Where?"
Lopez studied the stocky Berra eyes roaming up and
down and Then he replied slowly but emphaticaly:
Right smack where you sit down"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
BY the Associated Press

Leftfielder Bob Cerv of the
Kansas City Athletics appeared
to be the angriest man on the
major league scene today as
the clubs pressed their efforts
to clean up contract negotia-
tons before spring training
starts in earnest.
A flock of players came to
terms yesterday, but Cerv got
nowhere in a Commute seS-
sion with Parke Carroll, gen.
eral manager of the AS.
Il was offered e for effort
but not enough in the pay
check" said the 32-year-old
Cerv, a former University of
Nebraska star. Its a stale
mate. Mr.. Carroll left future
talks up to me. He said, Go
home and think about it, So
far as I'm concerned, I've
thought plenty about it."
Cerv, who batted .3O5, hit 30
homers and drove in 104 runs,
is believed to be asking 900,
double the clubs offer. AS he
puts it, "They keep telling you
to have that big year and they'll
take care of you. Well, I did,
and I figure to make the most
of it,"
Meanwhile, Mickey Mantle
reiterated that he will not re-
port to the Yankees camp
until his pay dispute is settled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
GOLDEN GLOVES PAIRINGS
SENIOR DIVISION

l1S-POund Class
Gary CARRIER (CYO) VS.. Clar-
ence Ellis (St. Joseph Club
James Covington (Police Club
No. q VS.. Clarence McFar-
land Unattached.
126-POund Glass
James johnson (CYO) VS.. CAL
vim Woodland (Police Club
No. o.
Russell Norman (OptimiSt Club
VS.. Richard Wilson Police
Club No. D.
135-POund Glass
Ralph Wolfe (Falls Church.
Fairfax Jaycees) VS.. Chris
Eaton Northeast AC).
Sherman Mitchell (Police Club
No. q VS.. Eugene Hughes
(unattached).
147-POund Glass
Joe Louis Rose (unattached)
VS.. Frank Brooks Northeast
AC).
Leroy Roberts Police Club No.
q VS.. Charles Clemens (Po-
lice Club No. q.
160- Pound Glass
Willie Williams (St. Joseph
Club VS.. Osley Silas Moth
east AC).
Eddie Brown (St. Joseph Club
VS.. Richard Bassil Police
Club No. o..
175-POund Class
Steve Sabo Falls Church-Fair-
fax Jaycees) VS.. Adolp b
Brown Twelfth Street y.
Jimmy johnson (CYO) VS.. Eu-
| gene Welborn Unattached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
Cerv Angry Over StoIemote
On Pay; Triondos Boosted

but he said he is due to hear
from the club again today. The
Yankees pitchers and catchers
opened early drills at St. Peters,
burg. but Whitley Ford, Ryne
Duren and Virgil Trucks were
among the missing.
The Yankees did sign Pitcher
Don Larsen t9-6) for an eSti-
mated $4,000 and settled with
First Baseman Mary Throne
berry and Frank LEILA.
Catcher Gus Triandos got
an undiScloSed raise from the
Orioles after making the ALL
Star team and smuggling 80
homers, while the Red Sox
signed Catcher Sammy White.
The Braves signed 38-year-
old Andy Pafko for $40, 900
and also reached agreement
with Second BaSeman Mel
Roach; who probably will draw
the task of replacing Red
Schoendienst. The latter I'M
dergoes an operation today for
removal of part of a tubercular
lung.
The Pirates got down to
work at Fort Myers, Fla, after
a big raise to Outfielder
Bob Skinner and also signing
Catcher Smoky Burgess.
The Athletics signed Pitcher
Tom German (4-4 and the
White Sox signed First Base
man Earl Torgeson and Catch
er Les Moss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Writer

ORLANDO, Fla, Feb. 49,
Bob Allison has served a four
year apprenticeship in the min
orS and the rugged former
Kansas fullback believes he's
ready to help the Senators
either in the outfield or at first
base.
VI think I'm ready" Bob de-
clared today. Il believe I've i'm
proved to the point where l
can hold down a major league
job. I understand there's a
job or two open in the outfield,
and there isn't going to be any
body trying harder to grab one
of them"
Manager Cookie Lavagetto,
searching desperately for i'm
provement, has a suspicion that
the 6-foot-3, 2O5-pound Allison
is a bit muScle-bound at the
plate, but he is willing to be
shown he's wrong and will give
Bob ample opportunity to
prove it.
Despite his bulk, Allison is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
Tonight's SemifinaIs Bring
Tension in Gloves to Peak
"A Boys Bottle
To Survive on
Card at UIine's
BY BILL FUCHS
Star star Writer

They reach the gateway to
the finals in The Stars Golden
Gloves Tournament at $3.50 to-
night at Uline Arena.
The preliminaries are over
and A eager warriors are
primed for the big tests that
will send the winners into the
championship round a week
from tonight at Uline's.
1t is a sizzling seminal pro-
gram that is offered tonight as
tension reaches a new high in
a boxing carnival which opened
last month with lis hopefuls.
They get down to cases in
the team championship races,
too, with tonight'S losers get
ting a point and the winners
going after championships and
the bigger end of the 5-S split
in the finals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
.7OX15

These are all Brand
New FIRSTS mot re-
treads or seconds. Fit
ChevrOlets, Plymouths,
FOrds, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
BEATS 2S-1 SHOT BY NECK
First Landings Win
PIeoses His 7 Trainer

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 10 (AP)
First Landing passed his
final test for the Flamingo
Stakes yesterday by winning
the $29,650 Everglades Stakes,
and Trainer Casey Hayes was
highly pleased with the cham
pion colts performance.
Il think he will run a better
race next time" Hayes said of
the c. T. Chenery colt who
carried 126 pounds. including
Jockey Eddie Arcaro, in the
mile-and- an-eighth feature and
beat J. C. Bruno's Moony by a
neck.
Moony was a nose in front
of Ada L. Rice's Rare Rice,
with Elkcam Stables Open
View a neck away in fourth
place. Ali are eligible for the
500, 000-added Flamingo at
the same distance February %.
Others Also Eligible
So are the other f1nishers in
the Everglades-W. M. In
grams Scotland. J. E. Nc
Abilities Mcclellan and Wheat
ley Stables The Irishman.
First Landing battled with
Rare Rice most of the way and
they were only heads apart
until the champion opened up
a length lead at the mile pole.
He ran the first mile in 1886,
but loafed along in front down
the stretch while Moony came
up from fourth.
First Landing returned $2.40,
$2.40 and 1920. The place
price on Moony, a 28-to-1 shot,
was $7.10 and $4.70. Rare Rice
paid $3.50 to show.
Jockey Steve Brooks, Scot
lands rider, claimed interior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
Murciuno BUYS
Bowling Alley

MIAMI, Feb. 19 (AP).-
Rocky Marciano. who made a
fortune knocking EN- down, is
now going to concentrate on
setting EN- up.
The former heavyweight box
ing champion announced that
he has purchased a 36-lane
bowling alley in Hollywood,
Fla. and will devote full time
to the business as owner and
operator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
Tar Heel Five
Still Too Nice
To Suit Coach
BY the Associated Press

They're rated as the top
basketball team in the Nation
but North Cardinals Tar Heels
still are too gentle to suit their
coach.
Frank Mcclure, happy but
nervous after his team put
down a North Carolina State
uprising and defeated the
Wolfpack, 1857, at Chapel Hill
last night, commented:
"As yet they haven't got the
killer instinct. Nearly every
game they get behind, then
they go ahead, then they let
the other side catch up"
That was the formula for the
Tar Heels 18th straight victory
and their 18th in IS games this
season.
They got behind TO at the
gun. pulled ahead by 10 points
with Is minutes left and then
had to battle the surging, sixth
rated Wolfpack. which closed
the gap to two points in the
last two minutes.
Evidently they're too nice,
trying to make friends" the
jovial Mcclure said. They're
going to give me heart failure"
Brilliant on Fouls
Coach Everett Case of the
Wolfpack cited the Tar Heels
brilliant foul shooting as the
dominant factor in the game.
North Carolina made 20 of 30
from the foul line, with Sopho-
more York Larese netting 10
OF 10 and Lee Shaffer hitting
on seven of seven. Shaffer
wound up with % points and
Larese had %.
The Tar Heels now have an
Ito conference record, but
their hopes of getting into the
NCAA playoffs rest entirely on
the ACC championship tourna-
ment in Raleigh March ST.
In other big games last night,
Eastern Kentucky wrapped up
the Ohio Valley Conference
and an NCAA berth with a
72-70 victory over Western
Kentucky; Kentucky kept in
the Southeastern chase with
a 1911 revenge triumph over
Vanderbilt; Texas Christian
moved closer to the Southwest
Conference title with a 1854
decision over Rice, and West
Virginia battered Pitt, 5000,
behind Jerry Vests all-around
play.
Four tournament hopefuls-
st. JoSeph's pa, LaSalle,
Navy and st. Francis (Pa.)-
See BASKETBALL, Page C-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
CONSOLATION ROUND
SUBNOVICE DIVISION

135-POund Glass
Nat Grayson Twelfth Street
" VS.. Clyde Kendall (CYO) /.
Jesse Bowden police Club No.
D VS.. Columbus Burrel (Po-
lice Club No. %.
147-POund Glass
Leslie Pyles Police Club No. o
VS.. James Andrews (St. Jo-
seph Club.
William Harley Twelfth Street
" VS.. James Williams (Po-
lice Club No. D.
SUBNOVICE DIVISION
126-POund Glass
Herbert Boyd (CYO) VS.. George
Peterson police Club No. o
16O-POund Class
Bill Boyd Falls Church-Fa
fax JayceeS) VS.. Edward
Green Twelfth Street ".
Allen Robertson Twelfth Street
" VS.. John Moore North
east AC).
175-POund Class
Bob Martin CHyattsville Opt
mists) VS.. Ralph Stevens
Northeast AC).
Heavyweight Class
William johnson Twelfth
Street " VS.. Roland Smith
Northeast AC).
AL Zettler (CYO) VS.. John
Tuell (Optimist Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
Police Club Leads Way

There will be a concerted eff
fort tonight to wreck Metro
politan Police Boys Club No.
2, which is threatening to run
away with senior division hon.
ors and The Star Trophy, en-
blematic of superiority in this
major division.
Coaches John Snead and
Fred Burris are sending an i'm
posing lineup of seven battlers
into action for No. 2, a lineup
led by Sherman (The Tank
Mitchell, a muscular, swift
striking teen-ager. Mitchell
takes on the crafty veteran.
Gene Hughes, who knows he
has to watch out for a right
hand that cracks like a whip
with loaded tip.
Mitchell seldom wastes mo-
ton. In two years of action.
he has had to go the full three
rounds once, when Tommy
Powell of Olympic Club barely
beat him out for the subnovice
147-pound title last year. The
Tank" has trimmed down to
the l35-pound class this year.
1t was close decision Powell
won and Mitchell has learned
1t is better not leave such mat
tiers to observers. The last time
! out, he took only Is seconds to
dust of Dave Hancock OF
Olympic. His record also in
cludes knockouts in the first
and third rounds, further testi-
mony to the power he packs in
his quick right hand.
SubnoviceS, those with no
previous experience except what
they've picked UP on their own.
will be in there tonight, also,
and have a pair of heavyweight
matches thct could steal the
thunder from the more polished
seniors.
John Tuell, 6-foot-6 pride of
Continued on Page C-3, Col. I
Evening star., 1959-11-22
MERRY CHRISTMAS

Buy 1t now, so Santa Claus will
nave the right address and you ii
nave plenty OF time to get settled
before the holidays! Sparkling
new LUXURIOUS 4 BEDRM, 3
BATH BRICK BI-LEVEL nestled
under towering trees in close-in
neighborhood Of expensive Prop
critics. It features GRAND Piano
SIZED LIV. RM. lSx2I with firepl,
and fabulous FINISHED REC. RIM.
lSx1S with firepl.-wonderful en-
PERTAINING areas! Dashboard hwh,
car .built-in garage, huge
Screened-in porch and de luxe kit
WITH PICTURE WINDOW looking
into the woods. All rooms through
out very spacious. AN OUT
STAMPING VALUE AT $40, 800.
DIR: from Glebe rd. OFT Chester
brook I'd, TT. on Forest lane, left
on Woodlcy rd., rt. on Crestwood
lane; rt. on oakdale rd., left on
GGreStEood lane, following arrows
sign.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
SPLIT, RAMBLER
OR CONTEMPORARY

Select your favorite style from
these quality homes iust of
Mt. Vernon boulevard. All offer
minimum Of . baths and 3 bed
rooms, dishwasher, disposal,
eye-leVel oven, counter-top
range and washer-d -drier COM
blnation. Lovely closet and
storage space; many have 2h
baths, family room, den or
fourth bedroom, some with car
port, second fireplace, full
outSide-entrance basement and
finished recreation room. Many
delightful extras such as in
direct fluorescent lighting in
bath, built-in planters, and
de luxe fixtures. Prices from
S2l $50 to $24,95O. Open to-
day, l pm. til dark. Drive
south on Mt. Vernon bouIe-
ward approximately 3 miles
past Hunting Towers, turn
right on Morningside drive,
continue across Fort Hunt road
onto Sherwood Hall lane to
model homes on left. Call
Fleetwood 4-S6OO.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
DE LUXE LIVING
IN ALEXANDRIA

Many extras available in the
custom-built ramblers and
spllt-leVels in the Seminary
area. Dream kitchen featuring
disposal and dishwasher; for
mai dining room, large living
room with fireplace; 3 bed
rooms. ga baths. 24xlS rec
reation room, Dashboard hot
water heat. Walk to school,
Convenient TO bus and shop
ping. Open Sunday, / pm.
I'll dark. South on Shirley
hwy. to Seminary rd.. east on
Seminary I'd. to Pickett St,
turn right to houses; S2S,35O
up. Call KI. S-232O.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
VIRGINIA HOMES FOR SALE
PRICED UNDER
REPLACEMENT

Immediate possession on Lor-
com lane area custom brick
and frame split-level, on over
A-acre lot; 20x1S living room
with fireplace, dream kitchen
with disposal and dishwasher;
3 spacious bedrooms including
l5xlS master bedroom, 2l2
baths, outside-entrance base
ment with finished recreation
room; 2-car garage. Central
air conditioned. Open Sunday,
l pm. til dark. From Key
Bridge drive out Stout Run
pkwy. and Lorcom lane to Ken
more St, right on Kenmore to
house, 1883; S35,5OO. Call
ia. 10000.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
FINCHAM & co.
UN. 1888

C0LORED = Excellent 3-bedroom
stone finished ramb. Full bsmt
tile bath, oil ht.. Anchor fence
only Sl0,750. Best of terms. Will
trade. RE. 5-S347, RE. 6-6S64,
FELLOWS REALTY CO 22s
Evening star., 1959-11-22
ROUTE / AND
SHIRLEY HIGHWAY

Both only . minis. away from
this new, 52-ft. brick ram
pier, featuring outSide-entrance
basement, 3 bedrooms. de-
iishtful kitchen, separate dir
ing area, Ia baths. Dashboard
heat; "a acre. Walk to bus
and shopping. Open SUNDAY ,
! pm. I'll dark Drive out
Shirley highway to Wood
bridge, Va, right on Rte. 1913
to F St, left on F st. to
house: S17,250. Dial 7O3,
Gypsy 10000.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
4 HUGE
BEDROOMS

Are featured in this lovely
mother-in-law 2-story home
near Shirley hwy; COST. liv-
ing room, 2 baths, large dining
room, nice kitchen. entrance
hall; attached garage, l4x17
utility room, 12xl2 porch.
Completely equipped with
storm windows, doors. Walk to
bus, shopping and schools;
$21,000. Call so. 5-679O.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
THRIFTY
NIFTY

You can ASSUME LARGE GI LOAN
with low down payt. on this
most appealing 3 BEDRM. BRICK
RAMBLER fairly priced at
Slg:65Oi Gracefully positioned on
BEAUTIFULLY HANDICAPPED LOT
in choice close-in neighborhood! !!
Delightful 90 It. liv. rm. with
frepl. and big picture window.
Sep: din. rm.. de luxe equipped kit.
A. FT. PRIVATE PATIO for out
door living, easily can be enclosed
Tor year around enjoyment. AT
TACHED GARAGE.
DIRECTIONS: Out Lee hwy. to
Fairfax drive, rt. to Westmore-
land St, rt. to N. 33rd St. TT. to
vanBuren st, left to 1907 and
our open sign.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
ARLINGTON. N.
NEW RAMBLER

bedrooms, 2 baths, separate din
ing room. living room with fire-
place. large kitchen with eating
space rec. room with fireplace,
space Tor 4th bedroom, garage;
Minis. from downtown or Penta-
gon. Good financing. OWNER
BUILDER, RE. 6-9S30.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
2 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
LITTLE DOLL

Compact little Rambler. so VERY
CONVENIENT TO SHOPS AND
BUS, to Clarendon. Pentagon and
e e; VACANT: NEWLY DECO
ISHED; new furnace and storm
windows: FULL BASEMENT: with
built-in garage Small yard; easy
maintenance. JUST S14,950, with
very lienient terms.
DIRECTIONS: From Clarendon out
washington blvd to N. Taylor
St, right to 1908 and our open
Evening star., 1959-11-22
TOWN & COUNTRY

TIE. 6-1415 9 TILL 9
1906 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
ALMOST NEW
CHOICE AREA

McLean-Brick Split-level; 4
bedrooms, 2 baths. 24x27 util-
ity room, 20-ft. recreation
room, kitchen includes dis
poSal and eye-level oven; car
port with tool shed in rear.
Outside-entrance basement: u
acre; S26,500. CIR. 3-456O.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
ARLINGTON, NORTH
OPEN, 1-5
$500 DOWN

Should handle this neat brick
nGmei acbneiis so sGi1pnnTyenient to excellent
ssGEn9oJs, sE, SUPERB LEVEL LOT,
FENCED, Wonderful play area
for children and pets FULL
BASEMENT, screened porch: much
extra equipment: vacant: only
$4,000. TOTAL PAYMENTS
ABOUI sos PER MONTH
DIRECTIONS: Out Lee highway tc
North Florida St. right to N
2Sth St, left to 52O6 and ouI
open sign.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
HOUSES FOR SAL-VA,
tcoNTlNJEpl

ALEXANDRIA-For sale by owner
semidet 2-bedrm. house. excel
condition. bargain for man with
Sl,001' S93 will cover month";
payments on A. LIST trust, anc
interest on end trust until LIST 4
paid. See occupant, IL Williams.
burg rd.. Jefferson Manor, ol
call so. 5-l069.
ALEX. AREA-Assume high 4lse,
loan. Owner transferred. must sac,
rtfiee this 3-bedrm., lla-bath: ful
bSmt. with walk-out entrance ont
patio fenced yard: storm win
dowS, de luxe kit. Pymts. only SSi
total. Low down pymt. Full prici
only Sl5,S00. Call now, TE
6-4115
Evening star., 1959-11-22

ARL;. NO., wEsTovRR. 2-bedrm
brick Colonial; sep. din. IN, full
osmt., pine-paneled rec. rm.. det
garage. transp. on corner. Sis
200. BENOIT e. ALVAREZ, Real
tors, KE. S-6677.
NEW HOME!-3443
NORTH 18th STREET, OPEN l.
D; SUN, 1l-5-Finest new-home
value on the market! Big brk. >
story with 3 TWIN-SIZE bedrmS.
baths on End floor. 1st-FLOOR
Law. Separate dining room. Fab
ulous all-elec. kit. with table
space. Rec. rm. space with fire.
place in full basement. Screened
porch, carport, nice level lot with
trees: "a blk. to Page elem,
Clarendon shopping, st. Charles
Church and school: few minutes
to downtown or Pentagon; SIS
$50. Key Bridge; right at end Of
bridge to Spout Run: cross Lee
Highway to Kirkwood rd.; right
on l4th st. to 3447. FRANK s,
PHILLIPS, INC, Realtors, JA. i
S0lS: Ewes, IA. 7-5927 or KE.
Evening star., 1959-11-22
ACRE
GROUNDS
LAKE
Barefoot
OPEN
1:30-5:30

TO REACH: Columbia Pike, Ia
miles beyond Bailey's Crossroads,
right through Lake Bancroft Gate
No. /, bear left and follow Lake
view DIR. to jay Miller dr., left to
open sign on left.
Evening star., 1959-11-22

FAIRFAX COUNTY: an excellent
chance for a handyman with a
little cash to take over a g.
bedrm. and bath older home that
needs some repairs on 2a-acre
lot with garden space: aSking
S9,750. LYNN REALTY, JE, q
QAOO mr. IT DQ~OO