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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

CHICAGO, Mar. II (AP.-
Chicago's Golden Glovers, the
best amateur scrappers in the
West and Far West. will take
boxing skill rather than punch
ing power against New York in
the inter-city bouts here
March Is.
This was demonstra tie d
rather clearly last night before
1I.243 in Chicago Stadium and
a national television audience
in Chicago's Tourney Of Cham
pions finals.
Four of the amateur stars,
including one of the two de-
Tending champions. won their
titles before the TV camera.
Mcclure Keeps Title
Wilbur Mcclure, who helped
Toledo, Ohio, to a four-way
share of the team title, re-
tanned his l60-pound cham
pionShip with a decision over
Herbert Wills of Cincinnati in
a blistering fight which had
the crowd cheering at the fin
ish.
The others who won titles
ION camera" included Heavy
weight Jimmy Jones, 10, an
unemployed Chicago repre-
sentative; Welterweight Don
Sargent, a clever-boxing truck
driver from Minneapolis. and
Cassius Clay, II, a nOnchalant
high school ht-heavyweight
from Louisville. KY.
The only other returning
champion Gil Yanez of Toledo,
retained his flyweight crown
with a hard-earned decision
over Oscar German. represent
ing Grand Rapids, Mich.
-Four teams-Chicago. Nash
vile, Cincinnati and Toledo
shared the team crown with
IA points each, a point for each
bout won in the entire tourney.
However, as host city, Chicago
did not receive a trophy and is
not an official co-champion.
The heavyweight brawl which
was televised was something
less than spectacular. Jones
thumped out three-round de-
cision over Carl Mcclure. 26. a
family man from Dumas, Tex
representing Fort Worth.
The only fight which failed
to go the distance in last nights
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Comiskey ond Veeck
Still in Odd StoIemote

band and the clubs other vice
president, appointed him and
Greenberg executive assist
ants"
Until now. Comiskey has
been handling all front-office
preparations for the 1859 White
Sox season.
Week said he would appear
again at Comiskey Park to-
day.
I'm working there" he
said. so would like very
much to sit down and talk with
Chuck. I think it's to every
body's best interest to sit down
and see if we can't work things
out between us.
I'm regretful there appears
to be a hassle. I don't want to
be involved in one. Even II a
fellow doesn't agree with you,
there's no harm in sitting down
and talking it over"
Until Chuck's appeal is heard
in circuit court on a probate
court ruling last week which
permitted Dorothy to sell TO
Week. Rigney appears cast in
a role of liaison man between
Chuck and Bill. The appeal
may not be heard for several
weeks.
Meanwhile. a probate court
hearing is scheduled Monday
on Mrs. Rigney's petition TO
get her LOAF stock shares re-
leased from estate. Week has
been assigned these shares,
along with 1894 shares she
previously held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

RALEIGH. NC. Mar. IL
(AP).-Lou Pueblo. North Car
DINA States ball-handling
jump-shooting basketball star,
has been selected player of the
year in the Atlantic Coast
Conference.
The 5-foot-9 senior from
Philadelphia was chosen by
the Atlantic Coast Sports
Writers Association. In a poll
Of "A press, radio and TV rep
resentatives in the ACC area,
Pueblo was picked on % bal
lots.
His teammate. 6-foot-S John
Richter. was named on IS bal
lots to place second.
Seven players received votes
in the poll. North Carolina {
York Larese had two votes
while Lee Shaffer Of North
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
Sentinel Advances

The Sentinel eliminated the
Police Association. 57-53. IN the
Montgomery County Recreation
Department Adult basketball
league tournament last night at
Newport Junior High School.
The Sentinel meets Fortuna
Shoes in a semifinal game Sun
day night at Kensington Junior
High.
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SENATORS
Continued From Page CT

Continued FROM Rage C-l
showcase and experienced one
of his bad days. He was buff
feted for five runs in the
eighth inning. but Allison took
him of the hook with his
homer and Dick emerged q VIM
ner by getting three in order
In the ninth.
Reed. rs. batted 1903 with
Binghamton in 1855, then. en-
tered military service for two
years. With New Orleans last
season he cracked 10 home runs
and batted in 70 runs.
Brickell. who is 5-foot-5la.
is inclined toward beeflness.
He was retained by the
Yankees last season until mid
May but broke into only two
games. His father played with
the Pirates and Phillies from
1927 to 1888.
Reed, sixth best hitter in
the Southern Association. COM
peted in baseball. track and
football at the University of
Mississippi.
The Senators apparently
will insist that Inflelder Jerry
Lumpe be included in any
} package designed to get Hyde,
but so far the Yankees have
refused to consider parting
with him. The clubs probably
will resume talk when the
Senators play the Yankees at
st. Petersburg next Wednesday.
The Senators bounced on
Ryne Duren for four runs in
the first inning. with Clint
Courtney delivering a three
run double. They added six
runs of ex-senator Bob Wies-
Ter in the fourth, with Norm
Zauchin drilling a three-run
homer.
At that point Washington
owned a 1912 lead. but the
Yankees kept humping away
at Kemmerer. then clobbered
Hyde. Zauchin's single and AL.
lison's well-kissed homer over
the left-centerf1eld fence of
hurry Dickson lifted the Sena-
tors record to So.
NOTES: Yogi Berra, who
didn't make an error last sea-
son, has made three in three
games. >. Yesterday he dropped
Courtney's foul fly in the frs
inning and Clint followed with
his double of Duren. The
Senators will play a squad garrt
today. be idle tomorrow. ther
meet Kansas City here Satur.
day.
/ Roy Sievers made his debut
singled twice, then departed.
Zauchin is a 500 hitter with
six hits in IL tries. Allison
is hitting 300, while Dan Dob
bek is batting .3l6. -. Dobbel
slashed across four runs yester'
day with q double. single anc
a sacrifice fly. Allison anC
Zauchin have two homers each
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Redsto Skip
Regatta Here
Aid Henley

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. Il
(APD.-Russia has cabled the
International Rowing Fedora.
ton that the Soviet crews will
be unable TO participate thi,
summer In the Henley Regatta
at London and a week later
In Washington. D. c.
John Carlin. vice president
OF the federation, said yester-
day he received word from the
USSR on Monday. The Rus
sian crews, he was told, were
scheduled to compete at home
and the conflict In schedules
forced them to decline the In
vitations.
Carlin said the Russians
themselves had chosen the
July l0-ll dates for the regatta
on the Potomac River last
November. .l
They should have known
then about the Russian meet"
he said.
Carlin said he cabled a reply
Tuesday telling the Soviet
rowers to appear instead August
! at a regatta at Seattle, Wash
He received no reply yesterday
The Russian Trud eight OF
Leningrad defeated the Wash
ington Huskies in the Royal
Henley last summer. Later
the Americans whipped . the
Trud team and four other Rus
sian Fights on Moscow's Khimi
Reservoir.
Here is the text Of the cable
Carlin received:
Extremely regret that due
biggest sports competition
USSR Peoples Spartakiade held
in USSR this summer we forced
refuse your kind invitation to
our rowers participate your
regatta in Washington in July,
1859. Same reason we are not
in position take part in Hen
ley Regatta this year. Best
regards, USSR rowing section"
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Mosconi Wins

CHICAGO, Mar. IL (AP).-
Willie Mosconi Of Haddon
Heights, N. Y, the worlds
pocket billiards champion,
turned in a high run of 144
last night while beating Don
Tozer of Decatur. ILL.,, $50 to
1902 in eight innings. Tozer's
best was a 81, the same inning
In which Mosconi got his IA.
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GuqIieImi Gets Chance
And 3-Yeor Contract

retarded his work and rele.
gated him to a second-strinl
role. There were reports thai
he wanted 10 be traded. and M
made no bones about the fac
that he wanted 70 play.
"All I want is.Sa chance II
prove myself" he said yester'
day. sE ~
Guglieimi is the third Red.
skin In the clubs history 70 GEL
a three-year pact. Sammy
Baugh. now head coach al
Hardin Simmons. and Harry
Gilmer, backfield coach OF thu
Pittsburgh Steelers. we're thu
first two. Lebanon signed q
two-year contract last year.
Campus Tour Planned
Meanwhile, Nixon is settinl
up a spring practice campu,
tour for his assistants in an eff.
fort 70 dig up better future
draft Ansterial for the club
Nixon win leave on March q
with General Manager Dick
Mccain to select a training site
for 1859.
Los Angeles Times officials
who promote the annual Red
skins-Ram preseason game
want the squad to return II
Occidental College In Los An.
|geles. But Nixon and Mccain
will inspect sites at Santa Cruz
and Stockton, Calf, and Flag
staff. AriZ.
A site also has been offered
by Arcadia, Calf, where the
Redskins played their intra.
squad game last year-a con-
test which resulted in the in.
jury Of their two top guards
Red Stephens and Dick STAN
fel.
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Grid Officials
Honor Muynurd

Jake Maynard. football coach
at James Monroe High School,
Fredericksburg. was honored at
a school assembly this morning
by the Washington District
Football Oficials Association
for his contribution TO tne
game. -,
It was the iirst award made
by the association, and 1t win
be given annually to q football
coach in the area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12
BY LEWIS r., ATCHISON
star atalI MrltanA ~

q
Quarterback Ralph 0uglielmi
yesterday received ~ vote Of
confidence from NE Redskins
in the guise of a new three
year contract
More important, the hand
some former Notfe Dame star
got the word from Coach Mike
Nixon that his days of Ian
gushing on the bench as un-
derstudy to Eddie LeBaron are
over. Mike announced that
Guglielmt will start all six
pre- season games.
We're counting on Ralph 10
carry the load when LeBaron
steps down." Nixon said, and
we can't get him ready keep
ing him on the bench. What's
wrong with having two good
quarterbaeks? I'd like nothing
better than a chance to alter
nate them during the regulaf
season. ftthlnk 1t would add
so per cent to our offense."
Two Years for Eddie
LeBaron, now in his senior
year at the George Washing
ton University law school,
probably will be around for at
least two more years-if he
wants to stay. But the little
guy will be perfectly willing to
turn over the No. role to
Guglielmi once he gets estab-
lished with a law firm, and
he's got some nice prospects.
AS for the Goog. he's ex-
tremely pleased with his new
outlook. He wasn't too happy
last year when a sore arm
during the exhibition period
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Eagles 0usfed
By Favorites
In Tournanlent

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Mar. II
(AP). "A American University's
only consolation In its quarter
final defeat in the NCAA's
small college basketball tour
nament is that Its conqueror
is hailed as the team to beat
for the title.
North Carolina Aggies pulled
away from Aus Mason-Dixon
Conference champions in the
second half TO win, 87-70. yes
terday.
In other games between the
eight teams that survived Sec
tional examinations. Evansville
walloped st. Michael's Of Ver-
mont, 1858; Los Angeles State
trounced South Dakota State,
92-67. and Southwest Missouri
won 1914 over Hope College
Of Holland, Mich.
Aggies Play Evansville
In tonight's semifinals 1t will
be Southwest Missouri. now
22-2 for the season. against
Los Angeles State (20-6). and
North Carolina AIT (27-D VS..
Evansville 1876.
The North Carolina Aggies
much taller than AU. and
boasting much greater reserve
strength, dominated the back
boards and outhustled the
Eagles from Washington.
The Greensboro team was
led by Freshman Henry Mar
shall of Newark. N. j.. a SOUTH
paw. who whipped In 80 points,
three more than Willie Jones
of AU. Jones scored 20 Of his
81 points in the first half.
American Trails
Herbert Gray. a Washington
ID. c. all-public high selec-
ton two years ago at Phelps
Vocational School, scored IL
points for the Aggies.
1 American trailed by eight
points at halftime and cut it
to six at 53-47. But the Aggies
spurted ahead on the shooting
of Marshall and Joe Howell.
Jones fouled out with three
minutes remaining and the
Eagles trailing by 10 points.
American U. ended its season
with a 22-7 record. tying last
years record total Of victories.
The Eagles retain a great ma
jority of their players for next
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FIGHT RESULTS

BOSTON. - Tony DeMarco, I47
Boston, stopped Curley Monroe. I41h
worcester. Mass. z. Joe DeNucci, I65,
l6Bh. st. Paul. y.
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CHICAGO. Mar. IL (AP).-
Baseball's strangest Stalemate
continued today with the self
STYLED boss of the White Sox
ignoring the man who Just
assumed control of the club,
or thought he did.
Bill Week. who Tuesday
bought 81 per cent of the club,
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Colonial stmosphsrs where
woshinston end his friends
hod their clubhouse. Dine Of
the Old Club Restaurant IN old
Alexondriu. Prices you like.
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Totals 20 1873 is &c
Halftime; 1910. No. Carolina AIT
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Picture on Pose CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-21

Alto 41st ST. NV.
I-bedrm. apt, convenient to transp.
and shopping. SAMUEL r., MIL
LER. Realtor, VIII. 6-2434, B TO 3,
2 BEDRoOMs-NEWLY DEC.
5919 18th ST. NV.
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's s::e g SFE IT SUN NV Is IS. y E' Is:
liv. rm. flrepl., din, kit, pantry
front and rear porches, slate roof.
attic, gar: oil heat; S13,950. *.
eel financing. Mr.. Lewis, ia.
9-993e. PAUL STONE Tu.
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PARKWAY
GALE Yinrnln ID NE
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY AREA
AND NEW d. C. HOSPITAL

I hedrm. apt. $75, all utils. inc
2 bedrn. apt. S92.50 all utils inc
To inspect see Res. Mgr. apt. 102
or phone NO. 7-3473.
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HOUSES IMPOVERISHED

va. ne Melody lane s.w,
Three bedrms., two baths. nniahed
bsmt. with extra hedrm., clean,
newly dec. beautiful yard SOxleO,
less ss'i small nsnpt family Vbu' b-sssii''
WARRENf0N. va; ideal retire
ment home or commute 10 wash,
Nearly new 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Vacant. Tile bath, OIL
S SSyi PAs sloO ABB Rsr MOS S Gan
WHEATON; vacant; sl00-3-bed-
nm: SEP. din. rm, fenced yard: nr
schools. IA. 0-0034.
wood AWN-Two-bedroom brick
Cape Cod. semlfinished attic. sep:
arate dining room, bsmt.. fenced
yard. UN, 4-1945.
1913 X STREET s.E.-Attraetiye
4 bedrms., llv. rms kit. and bath,
For further information, call ~,
PAUL HANNAH, ME-. S-41OO. 7S2
18th street NV.
is UNDERWOOD 81. N.W;- Nv p.
ern house, bedrms., tleo XII.
SiiB. RA. 6-0234.
1Sth ST. NV, 4s05--Lovely home
in NV. WASH 3 bedrmss 2 batns'
din. rmS Nv. rm. ana rec. fm'
sIe5 MO-, silver spring-Modern
brick rambler. Three bedrooms,
nice lot: near ST. Michaels: prompt
possession. 10. 4-6b6b. ~.
i CORNERS AREA bedrms.; fed.
freed I'd; sep. din. rm. rec. rm.
S13b mo. No agents. TW. 3-7OS3.
3 BEDRMs.. iiv. rm., kitchen, bath,
gar, swi@mlns p Idsl 81 SIS
COLORED-4OI Z ST. N.E.--six
rooms bath, oil heat Only Ssh
mo. AR NEUMANN. MA s-d700.
COLORED--s06 I2th ST. NE
stores and transp.. fenced yard;
Ss5' HARRISON AZ ADAMS, 932
X st. NV. MA. S-s30s.
COLORED-I2aI LIST ST. NV,
3-story house, $50 30 mo: OF
h.-w,h.: recently dec. HU. 3-552S.
COLORED-BARGAINi 1426 = St.
VIII. SIS. tx. $4,000. IA, e-513T
COLORED-58I QUEBEC PL. NV.
-Brk., 90 IT. wide; . rms. 2
baths. hot-water heat: Sl25 mo.
Avail. March q. L. T. GRAVATTE,
1878 X st. NV, MA. S-0753.
COLORED-IOOO BLK, FLA, AVE;
Me- rms, h.-w.. oil heat; gooo
cond. S67 so. Can be seen by ap-
pointment. NO. 1883.
C0LoRED-iIs4 EAST CAPITOL
ST.-3 bedrms. and bath, auto.
heat; $50. Ma. S-2431.
cOLORED-RENT AND BUY
NEAR Sth AND TUCKERMAN NV.
PUT YOUR RENT SIS no WORK
8 rooms: ALL DECORATED.
tn. 2-1O90 JU. S-9477
COLORED-BROOKLAND
GRIN. BRK.. BATH. H.-wH,
OTHER HOUSES. APIS. AVAIL.
LIST NATL. REALTY
Q THOMAS CIR. NV, RE. 1888
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
CONTINUED fF
MT. PLEASANT

Two kits, 2h baths. rec. rm,; OF
10th NV, cor. w st. AID. 2-7346.
~
NEW LIsTTNGI Georgetown, 1912
Volta place n.w.-Attracttve 2-
bedrm. brick house: southern ex-
posure. $4,000, For details, phone
Mrs; carmedy. sANDoz, NC Du.
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SUSIE v WATWOOD

TAKOMA PARK, d. C.-Bungalow,
near everything, newly decor. s
rms, baths, full bsmt., rec.
rm., washer, drier, shop, storaeei
priced to sell. OWNER. Box AIT.
q, Star,
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HOUSES UNFURNISNED
lcoNTINUEpl

ATTRAC. s-BEDRM. HOME-Excel.
location. quiet street, mr.. schools,
churches, shopping, swim. pool;
SII5 mn pO o-49IR.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
lcoNTlNuEDl

ORTHOPKDIc SHOE STORE Com
tom-made and FeGulAF stock shoes:
also, brace shop: rapid growth.
Needs young man with character
and vision 10 assume ownership
or nianaae on q percentage basis;
excellent transportation; air-con-
ditiQned; small capital investment.
Replies confidential. Box ESQ
PARTNER, active, Wholesale sea
food. u, 4.200D.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE In better
type colored business district. 34l0
18th st.; low doWn payment, rea-
sonable rent. Call Mr.. RHODES
NE. S-Ss3b,
RESTAURANT, ilOo Biadensburs
I'd. n.e.-Equlpped and ready TO
open, Wonderful location for Chi
nese operator 70 cater TO colored
trade. Can be handled with $500
cash, W. :, THRIFT, Ma. s-g543.
RESTAURANT
FOR SALE OR LEASE g.
Seats $50. equipped, busy location.
near Sears. Roebuck store, heavy
~. hveec sosheh, NNoA 1SOo
Hope I'd. sc.
SALES EXECUTIVE with Invest
ment .experiepce 10 assist In re-
organization of old established
foods CO.. Though chains, Jobbers).
Fee basis. Interest In business
available. $4,000 potential. BOZ
35-R. star. :,3'
SERVICE STATION ron LEASE
Modern Ebay: low rental, located
on busy Fails Church thorough-
fare. Closed: available immed.
About $1,000 total investment
reed. Ideal Tor mechanic wanting
70 develop own business. Call Mr.
MORAN, ia. 9-S5OO.
SERVICE STATION for lease; major
oil company, main traflc artery
b S5li59s Sop:0, "a sS 600 . pslshS ss
J. d. AMBLER at TIE. 6-344O from
3 am, 10 1870 pm.
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Have two Arm. houses at S75 per
mo-; each have bsmts. and oil
heat: one in N. Arl.; one near
Annandale.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

WEsTCHEsTER, offered BY OWNER.
2 bedrms., 2 baths, din. rm., recep-
ton hall, living rm. and sunroom;
End door. overlooking gardens and
grounds; south, east and west ex-
Phone WO. 6-i529 FOR appt.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

BY SETTLED GOVT. MAN, un-
furn., bedrm .-liy. rni., kit, bath;
upper NV. area, in better home or
apt. Box 13-R, star. 22s
CLOsE-IN MD, Or vA.--1-bedrm
furn. apt, for adult and z
children. s and ~. Ma. e-9Ol0,
Ext. 800, after 4 pm. all day
Saturday and sunday.
DOWNTOWN = One-bedroom un-
furnished apt. desired By mother
with year-old child. BOZ yer,
star. Is
ONE-BEDRM. UNFURN. APT, with
lFe. closets; air cnnd.: balcony;
fireplace; parking fac. desired.
Woman. 1-yr. lease. Dupont cir, OF
0eorgetown area. Box 7-R, star
RENT YOUR APT.
ROOM Or house; Adysrtiss with
VIII. 2-S27O, HA. 2-3372.
COLORED-WANTED!-Furn, apt
Liv. rm., bedrm., bath and kit;
NV. or ne. sect. IA. 9-0SS4 81
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FALLS CHURCH AREA, Pimmit
Hiils-3-bedrm. asbestos shingle
rambler, gas heat. fenced lot;
newly dec: vacant; 500 per mo.
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TODAY'S BEST BUY

OPEN l TILL DARK
/ block OF 10th st. Spacious, wells
built home with many fine fea-
lures. LIST A.. large lily. rm,, ban
quet-sized din. rm.. nice kit. den
or bedrm. and complete bath. End
A., master bedrm. with n bath.
8 other bedrms. and q full bath,
There's a large floored attic and
plenty Of room in the bsmt. for
storage. Det. brick garage.
DIR: out 10th st. NV. to Gala.
tin, right u block to Iowa, right
To house EXnluaiYA
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SEE. 21f5 r ST.

N Easia SS5Ai SoYSi FIFff HSt /
TisiNd. 'AAlpuL rs ONLY: sos No
MINED. POSs. OPEN SUN, 200
AN TO Q PM, WKpAYs- BY
ROBIN REALTY
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ARLINGTON, NORTH
ARLINGTON. SOUTH

3-bedrni. Cape Cod with dream kit
Full bsmt., Ice. lot. 2 baths. ga,
RAGE: Al close-in location; April
LIST occ"Dancy: $3.50 per mo.
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FOGGY BOTTOM-Several houses
to remodel: one extending from
23rd st. NV. to Virginia ave; 2
partially remodeled, others to re-
nnnhnl NJ N.nA1r
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FALLS CHURCH

Three bedrms.. bath. liv. rm. with
firepl.. sep. din. room, de luxe
kit. auto. heat, screened porch.
large wooded lot. Nr. schools,
transp., shopping. $3.50 mo. Call
JE. 4-O613.
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PARK LAWN-3- bedroom 1la-bath
brick rambler: living rm. with fire.
place, kitchen has range and re-
frigerator. dishwasher. disposal
washing machine and drier: avail
able, / week; S135.
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RESTAURANT
FOR SALE OR LEASE
SERVICE STATION

Fully stocked and fully equipped
ESQ station; ready 70 SOL assume
lease: located Alexandria on busy
4-lane hwy: hall Of equipment
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NEW TOWN HOUSE

1897 PORTER ST: NV.
New detached cSiSniA p,a IN T Tith
library and powder rm. on LIST A.
3 bedrms. and . baths, detached
garage. Just east OF Conn. ave.
conVeniences. Trade-in OF your
present home considered. Call MI.
Thomas, XII, S-S924.
A. s. GARDINER q CO., INC;
1881 L ST. NV, Ma. S-3g2S
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Apt. a. bedrooms. living room,
dining area, kit, and bath; Just
OF Georgia ave. in Brentwood. 10
inspect, obtain key at basement
apt, 1920 Nicholson st. NV.
n r SALT, E0
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N. ARLINGTON, 2413 N. Noting
ham-3-bedrocm. 1-bath rambler
living room with fireplace. dining
ell. large kit, with. range. refgr q,
Gi snt;s GispoSa no 9or psm va. a..
vacant: S135.
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PAIL p STONE

tn. s-11O5 RA. 3-92ss
west Of Conn. ave-
Detached corner; large liv. rm;
powder rm. on LIST a., 3 rms. and
2 baths on End; built-in garage,
S35, 900. FRANK M. DOYLE,
Realtor. DI. 7-7965, or Wo. g.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-11-06
Dare County School Activities
As Reported By Students and Teachers
KITTY HAWK SCHOOL

First and Second Grades: The
First and Second grades are giving
a Chapel program next week. We
are having puppet show and an
Indian Dance.-Kathy Dunnagan,
Reporter.
Third and Fourth Grades: We are
making pictures of places around
the Amazon River. We are making
a play about the pictures.-John
Beasley, Reporter.
Fifth and Sixth Grades: The
Fifth and Sixth grades have been
witches, owls, bats and cats
for the Halloween Party. 1t has been
fun making them. Gary Scar
borough, in the sixth grade,
brought a piece of driftwood that
has petrified. Rodney Minton
brought in a whale bone. We also
have a fossil, arrowhead, and a
piece of pottery. We like to study
about the different articles that
are brought to class.-Mary Earle
Nettles, Reporter.