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all to win and nothing to lose
I'll be loose"
Lall plays the second singles
match. The 22-year-old Krish-
nan, twice conqueror of Alex
Olmedo, the Wimbledon cham
pion, tackles Rod LAYER, Aus
tralia's 21-year-old Wimbledon
runnerup, III the opening
match at the Longwood Cricket
Club.
The pressure is doubly heavy
on Lall because KriShnan, on
his brilliant performances this
year, rates at least an even bet
against LAYER and Fraser. He
has beaten both.
I'VE would be afraid of the
Indians if Kumar were here in
stead of Lall," Harry Hopman,
the Australian captain said.
But I feel. because of Lall's
inexperience, we should win
comfortably"
Hopman and his players al
ready are talking about the
challenge round against the
United States August 1880 at
Forest Hills, N. Y.
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Fb| Gains Tie
For I'd Half

While Silver Hill has been
having its troubles lately in
staying atop the Industrial
League, Federal Bureau of In
vestigation has won five of its
last seven games to pull into
a tie for the lead in the Sec
ond half. Each team has a So
record.
Silver Hill, however, should
forge to the front again after
today when it plays Jack
Blank, winless in five games, at
$50 pm. on the Ellipse.
The G-Men defeated Jack
Blank, I'll, yesterday as Steve
Bauk pitched a seven-hitter
and struck out IA. Jack Blanks
run, in the fourth inning, was
unearned. Bob CHASER hit a
three-run homer in the third
for FBI.
Jack Blank - 600 100 col 2 s
FBI --------- 003 002 2x-7 8 /
Cloud Smith t6l and Martz, Gray
(6l:, Bauk and Mccarthy. Home run
FBD' 2 on. third inning.
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MacKay Plays
Lambert for
Service Title
BY CASPAR NAMES
Star stan Writer

QUANTICO. Aug. l4-Barry
MacKay of the Air Force and
King Lambert of the Marines
meet here today for the inter-
service tennis singles champ
ionship.
MacKay reached the finals
yesterday by defeating Pablo
Eisenberg, Army. in straight
sets, Ga, 81, Us, and Lam
bert continued his giant killer
role by outlasting Henry
Jungle, Air Force, in a three
hour battle, 81, 1-6. 1-6,
60. 6-3.
The Davis Cup star held a
definite edge over Eisenberg.
His strong service and sharp
volleying were too much for
the former Princeton player to
overcome.
Lambert and Jungle waged a
peculiar match. with each TAX
ing turns at dominating the
play. In the first set, LAMBERT
swept the Air Force player off
the court with his powerful
forehand and backhand drives.
Jungle changed his tactics
completely in the next two sets.
He slowed the pace Of play and
won both sets. After a 10-min-
ute break, Lambert quickly
took command and rushed
through the remaining two
sets.
William Millikan, Army, and
Bill Foulkes, Navy, will meet
today in the final round of the
senior singles championship.
Millikan beat James v. Par
sons, Air Force, yesterday in
the Semifinal round, 60, 60,
and Foulkes eliminated Fred
Moore, Air Force, 60, 60.
In the doubles, Mike Franks
and John LeSch of the Navy,
teamed to take the semifinal
round over Eisenberg and Bob
Potthast of the Army, Ga.
"a, 6-1. MacKay teamed
with Jungle to drop John
Cranston and Lambert of the
Marines, Ga, 2-6, 6-3, Ga.
MacKay and jungle will
meet Franks and Lesch for the
doubles crown this afternoon.
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MONTREAL, Aug. IA (AP).-
Jack Kearns, Archie Moore's
manager. said today he plans to
go to Sweden soon, possibly in
a few days, to talk to Ingemar
Johansson about a fight for
the heavyweight championship.
THAT million-dollar offer I
made to Johansson after Archie
knocked out (Yvon) Durelle
still stands" Kearns said. my
hackers are more interested
than ever.
II intend to 60 to Sweden
and talk to Johansson and
Edwin Ahlquist tJohansson'S
adviser) and find out what
their plans are. I see where
Johansson says he will fight
Floyd Patterson first if his
money problems are straight
ened out.
That's why I want to 60
over there. I want to find out
just what the situation is. A
Moore JohansSon fight this
year will be the biggest fight in
years. 1t would do at least So
million"
After Moore. world light
heavyweight title holder,
knocked out Durelle. the Ca
madam and British Empire
champion, in the third round
here Wednesday night, Kearns
said he had cabled a Million
dollar bid to JohansSon. The
77-year-old manager said he
had two Canadian groups and
one in California ready to back
the fight.
I'm going to see Jack Solo
mons British promoter) in
London, and other boxing
people in Europe" Kearns
added. Jack will be in the
promotion If the fight is made
for the United States. Then
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College AIl-stars Baltimore Colts
D. Printers
Play ST. Paul

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Aug. IA
(SpeciaD. - Washington, only
unbeaten team in the Union
Printers International baseball
tournament and a cinch to
repeat as champion, plays st.
Paul this afternoon in the days
only game.
Greg Morris pitched a no.
hitter against Chicago yester-
day as Washington won, Ill,
to bring its record to 40. The
only run scored by Chicago
was in the eighth inning and
came on a walk, successive wild
pitches and a f1elder's choice.
Morris struck out 10.
In other games yesterday, st.
Louis knocked out New York,
1874, and st. Paul defeated
Detroit. 81, in a game pro-
tested by Detroit when it was
called after eight innings be-
cause Of rain.
Washington Dol 442 OOO-11 10 1
Chicago - 900 900 O1O- o 4
Morris and Russell; Maihack, Ref
(D' Mcconnell 49, and Hirst.
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Buer to Referee
Another Mat Bout

Max Baer, former world
heavyweight boxing champion,
will referee the Johnny Valen-
tine-Killer Kowalski wrestling
match August "a at Griffith
Stadium, Promoter Vince Nc
Mahon announced today.
Baer last night helped Kowal-
ski to gain a decision over
Frank Valois at Capitol Arena.
Baer clipped Valois with a
right to the chin after the
wrestler turned on him. Kowal-
ski easily defeated the stagger-
ing Valois.
Chief Big Heart and Hay
stacks Calhoun wrestled john
ny Valentine and Eddie. Ora
ham to a draw, Skull Murphy
defeated Gregory Jarque, Rene
Benchemoul won over Gilberto
Cisca and Argentina Yuma
slugged Jack Terry into sub
mission in five minutes.
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Older Horses Featured
In Racing HeodIiners

pounds. She'll give four pounds
to Honey's Gem, whose 1884 in
the Beverly Handicap at WASH
ington Park last June was the
fastest mile ever run by q filly
or mare. Milly K, lightly
weighed at Ill pounds with
Willie Shoemaker up. figures
to be a threat.
Mrs. Henry Hecht's Monte
Carlo and Jaclyn Stables LII
Fella, each q stakes winner the
last time out, comprise q for
midable entry for the Turf
Handicap at Atlantic City at
a mile-and-one- sixteenth.
Grant on Monte Carlo
Monte Carlo, the New zea-
land-bred who won the Sussex
Handicap in his second start
in this country, will have How
ard Grant in the saddle. Willie
Harmatz rides LII Fella, re-
cent winner Of the Longport
Handicap. Monte Carlo packs
top weight Of 1875 pounds.
Silky Sullivan. who never has
run back to his sensational VIC
tories prior to the 1858 Ken
lucky Derby, is entered at Del
Mar in the $15,o00-added Bing
Crosby Handicap. He and Ole
Fols carry top weight Of 122
pounds for the 6-furlong dash.
Lady Anger. longshot winner
of the White Mountain Handi-
cap last year. is one Of the
seven nominees for the renewal
Of the $7,500-added event at
Rockingham Park. The race
will be run at a mile-and-one-
sixteenth.
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SENATORS
Continued From Page d.

Continued From Page d.
inning. After Ken Aspromonte
doubled to left, Lennie Green
beat out a bunt, sending
.ASpromonte to third, and
Lemon got Green across with
a sacrifice fly after Allison
famed. Killebrew then doubled
to score Green.
!. The Yankees picked up a
run of Kemmerer in the
second inning on singles by
yElSton Howard and Norm Sic
bern, plus Gil McDougald's
grounder, but the Senators
made it 5-1 against Gary Blay-
lock in the fifth.
Killebrew singled and Siev-
jers walked before Steve Kor-
check took a third strike. Faye
Throneberry, batting for Zorro
Versailles, forced Sievers, but
when Bobby Richardson threw
wild past first base, Killebrew
scored.
Siebern's second single, Nc
Dougald's sacrifice and Rich
ardson's double produced the
Yankees other run in the sew
enth. They were restricted to
six hits as the Senators swept
the two-game series.
NOTES: Bill Fischer, who lost
five in a row, will face the
Orioles here tonight, with Hal
Brown due to pitch for Balti-
more. Catcher Hal Naragon
was clipped on the right COL
1arbone by foul tip off Hector
Lopez's bat in the first inning
and had to retire in the third.
He'll be X-rayed in Washing
ton today to determine the ex-
tent of the damage.
Commissioner Ford Prick and
Cal Griffith, the Senators boss,
huddled during the game. /.
The Yankees protested sew
eral times that Kemmerer was
throwing a splitter. They be-
lieved he was using perspira-
ton from his uniform to make
the ball do tricks. With two
on and two out in the eight,
.Clevenger came in and got
Howard to hit into a force play.
Truman then set the Yankees
down in order in the ninth.
1t marked the third time this
season that the Senators have
whipped Turley, whose record
now is $40. Bob had pitched
shutoutS in his last two starts
against Washington. The
win was Kemmerer's sixth and
his first since June %. He
has lost IL.
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National Record
For Girls Set by
D. C. Swimmer

Dale Bernhard set a Ma
tional AAU record of % Sec
onds for the 4o-yard breast
stroke event for girls II and
IL years Of age last night at
the District AAU age group
swimming championships at
OakcreSt Country Club. The
old record was 28.9 seconds.
David Ringwalt set three
District AAU records. He swan
the 40-yard freestyle in 20.7
seconds to better the old mark
Of 22.2, broke the record Of
27.3 for the 40-yard backstroke
with a time of 25.3 and the
40-yard butterfly mark Of Is
seconds with a clocking of 24.1
All events were in the II and
12-age group.
John Driver set two records
for boys 10 and under. He
was clicked at PAL in the 40
yard freestyle to break the
former record Of 25.7 and
swan the 40-yard backstroke
in 28.8 to surpass the old mark
of 3l.8.
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~ the Associated Press


The 2-and-3-year-olds who
have occupied the racing spot
light In recent weeks remain
in their stalls while the older
horses race for riches and
glory in tomorrow's top stakes.
Two 50,000-added events,
along with a $25,000-added
handicap and two others Of
$4,000 and $500 value,
figure to attract several high
class performers.
A field Of eight is expected
in the mile-and-a-quarter
Saratoga Handicap, one Of the
$50. 000-plus races. Cain Hoy
Stables Bald Eagle, winner Of
the Suburban at Belmont and
fourth in the Brooklyn at
Jamaica, is top-weighted at 100
pounds. Manuel Ycaza will be
in the saddle.
Plion, AmerigO Return
In a recent trial over the
new Saratoga racing strip,
Bald Eagle stepped a mile in
1878. Plion. Amerigo and
Grey Monarch, who finished
first, second and fourth. re-
spectively, In last Saturdays
Whitney, are expected back.
Plion carries lis pounds.
Amerigo ia and Grey Mon
arch Ill.
Twelve fillies and mares are
scheduled for the mile-and-an-
eighth at Arlington Park. the
other $50.000-added race. j.
Graham Browns Bornastar,
top handicap mare last year.
carries top weight Of 122,
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MAJOR
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AmbhlCAN LEAGUE
Sassa p ct sSO 81 e H R0in e.
S ;sS5; Fox OK ochicaEO' 1875; Runnels'
Runs YCst. Detroit. IS; Power.
fon VS. AZ AGrreo. cScs MS'h9 9s
RUNS BATTED NIcolavito, Cleve-
land. and Kellebrew, WASHINGTON,
IS; Jensen, Boston, SO; Malone,
R sSit0 bet M5nTos9; Cleveland and Max
HITsNFox, Chicago. ISL: Kuenn. De-
p tTSat lSc .vf Esn9eis Boston, ,ro and
= ( Gl.eyeland. 100; =. ,,..
80; Rannels, B Oston, 30 Sn Fos. e csi:
cago, %; Kuenn, Detroit, 81: NAL
zone, Boston: 70. -. :.
TRIPLES Allison, washington, g;
and bemsestri, FG Kansas 'I City, ~s and
showroom, New York, 5.
HOME RUNS-Killebrew, Washington,
80: !Colavito. Cleveland, "a; Allison.
w was as 11n,: ~ n as%On Washing
STOLEN BAsEs-Aparicio, Chicago,
39i Mantle. New York. is; lands,
Chicago, II; Jensen, Boston, ID; Ka-
line, Detroit, and Tuttle' Kansas
PIfcRSiING biased on IL or more de-
cisions)-Shaw, Chicago. lib, 1855;
McLish. Cleveland, 1915, ;l37; Pap
pas, Baltimore. 1875, .706; Wynn,
Chicago, 1877, .696: Mas, New
York, l1-5, .6SS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING Chased on 800 or more at
BATS :. Aaron, Milwaukee, .36S;
CUNNINGHAM, st. Louis, .339; Pinson,
Cincinnati. ..323;. Gillian, Los An
n,Eg, sies, ,321; Temple. cincinnati, $40.
Milwaukee. SO: Mays, San Francisco.
sSi Neal. Los Angeles, SO: Mathews,
RUNS BATTED IN-sanks. Chicago.
1 Hsson SS2S1 EsSP:. SSa!n'SB s cn. ss
natl, .s3: Mathews, Milwaukee. 70.
HITS-Asron. Milwaukee, 1865: Pinson,
Cincinnati. 1885, Temple, Cincinnati,
la; Cepeda, San Francisco. lao;
nn HIlIasSirgame' 81 Louis ;,i iS1; 90.
cimoli; st. Louis. 80: Pinson. Gin
81; Temple, Cincinnati, 2S.
TRIPLES-Neal, Los Angeles, Mathews,
Pinson. Cincinnati. and Blasinsame.
HOME Runs = Banks, Chicago, "a;
Mathews, MILWAUKEE,, 80; Aaron.
26; Cepeda, san Francisco, -
STOLEN BASES-Mays. San Francisco.
I'll; Cepeda, San Francisco, 10:
Gillian. Los Angeles, is; T. Taylor.
Chicago, and Pinson, Cincinnati, II.
sionsl - Face, Pittsburgh, 1910,
1000; Antonelli, San Francisco.
1875, 727: Drysdele, Los Angeles,
15-7, $50: Law, Pittsburgh, 1877.
.s32; Newcombe, Cincinnati, 1915,
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Chief Big Heart
ToFuce Valentine

Chief Big Heart will battle
Johnny Valentine in the fea-
ture bout of a wrestling show
at $3.50 pm. Monday at Marl-
boro Motor Raceway.
In other bouts, Haystacks
Calhoun and Red Bastien will
wrestle John and Chris Tolas;
Rickie Starr takes on Jack
Terry and Argentina Yuma is
pitted against the Zebra Kid.
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Rudolph SCI
Pacing Field
In Motor City

DETROIT, Aug. IA (AP)-
Mason Rudolph, a happy-go-
lucky kid from GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, trying to strike 1t rich
in professional golf ranks. held
a one-stroke lead over a couple
Of the games Weather citi-
zens as the Motor City Open
moved into its second round of
the 72-hole event today.
Rudolph's four-under-par 81
gave him the edge over Frank
Stranahan, a born millionaire,
and Dow Finsterwald, who
makes money by the fistful on
the tournament circuit.
Finsterwald, whose consist
'ent performances have earned
him about $4,000 in the last
five years. was one Of the late
flnishers as the huge field Of
1853 battled the muggy heat
and the 6,6l6-yard Meadow
brook layout.
Only 148 players were left
today to compete for the So, 500
top money in the $25, 900 tour
nament, being played for the
seventh time. John McMullin
of Fair Oaks, Calf. was dis
qualified for attesting to an in
correct score. j. c. Goosie and
George Bernardin dropped out
with hand injuries and jerry
Magee quit because of a bad
back. Henry Ransom's hay
fever got so bad he withdrew
after the opening round.
The field will be trimmed to
the low 10 and ties after to-
days round.
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Dick ModzeIewski
May Miss Exhibition

WINOOSKI PARK. VT, Aug.
IA AP).-Coach Jim Howell
Of the New York Giants re-
ported last night that Tackle
Dick Modzelewski probably
will be unable to play tomor-
row night in an exhibition
game against the Philadelphia
Eagles at Hershey, Pa.
Modzelewski suffered a knee
bruise in a recent squad game.
Sam Huff. a linebacker, may
see limited service. He has a
bruised elbow.
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Miller Defeats Kit
For Junior Net Title

Buddy Miller of Chevy Chase,
seeded No. 4, defeated top
seeded Walter Kit of Edgemoor,
60. 81, 81, yesterday for
the Junior Invitation tennis
tournament singles champion
ship at Army Navy Club.
Miller and John Pratt cap
tured the doubles title from
Jack Murphy and Jack Costello,
60, 6-3, 81.
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MontpeIier's $4,000 Buy
Tops Bidding at Surutoqu

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
Aug. IA (AP).-MrS. Marion
dupont Scott, who races I'M
der the name of the Montpelier
Farm, topped the bidding for
thoroughbred yearlings last
night when she took a dark bay
son of Double Jay out of the
auction ring for $4,000.
/: Mrs. Scott also paid $4,000
for a dark bay colt by Mark
Ye-Well. Both were consigned
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Nays John Cox
Receives Award

CHICAGO, Aug IA (AP).-
John Cox of the Naval Acad-
envy was reelected secretary
treasurer of the College Sports
Information Directors of Amer
lea at their meeting here yes
terday and at the same time
received the Arch Ward Memo
rial Award for Outstanding
contribution to college athlet-
icS."
Wilbur Evans of the Univer-
Sity of Texas was elected pres
ident of the group.
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ABOUT FIGHT WITH MOORE
Keorns SoysHeIIT Talk
To lingo in Sweden

Solomons might have some
thing in mind for London and
always work with him"
KearnS said Promoter Jim
Norris also would be given a
shot at the proposed fight.
Norris, former head Of the de-
funct International Boxing
Club, is the boss of National
Boxing Enterprises of Chicago.
But Truman Gibson, Norris
chief aide. said he wasn't in
terested in such a proposition
at this point.
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ALL-STAR
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fine receivers in such players
as Buddy Dial, Rice; Rich
Kreitling, Illinois; Dave Sherer
Southern Methodist, and Boyd
Bowler, Colorado.
For heavy ball-lugging work,
Graham has Fullback Larry
Hickman Of Baylor and Nick
Pietrosante Of Notre Dame,
and such classy halfbacks as
Pittsburgh's Dick Haley and
Houston's Don Brown. Haley
will join the Washington Red
skins after the game.
Spot substitution will permit
Graham probably to. use his
entire squad and give him more
opportunity to gamble for the
long play that may result in
a touchdown.
It will take luck and daring
to outscore such a dedicated
group as the Colts, who last
night were impressive in a
short drill under the lights in
Soldier Field.
The tentative starting lineup:
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SoftbuII No-Hitter

Knobby Boteler pitched q
no-hitter last night as Holt
day Restaurant defeated Will
son Restaurant, 20, in an
opening-round game of the
Hillcrest Softball League tour
nament at Hillcrest Center.
Nc uire's Restaurant won over
the Ten-23 Restaurant, 4-3.
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Bucky Waters Hired

DURHAM, N. c.. Aug. IA
(AP).-Raymond c. (Bucky)
Waters, former North Carolina
State player, has been named
freshman basketball coach at
Duke.
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FIGHT RESULTS

COLUMBUS, Ga.-Pete Rademacher.
son, 1876, Washington, D. c., 8.
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ALL-STAR GAME ROSTERS
BALTIMORE COLTS

CHICAGO Aug. IA (AP) Here are the rosters for thu
All-Star football game in Soldier Field tonight
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VIENNA-$15,OO0
SALE BY OWNER
Available Immediately

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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ATTRAC. HOUSE. close to water:
Dl h. ooIs 5 di sSms 9S1 bath XII Within
10 miles OF Fort Meade, 80 miles
Wash; price, S9,750, 81 800 down
MRS, HALL, 3Ol-VI. g-24ll, or
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AVALON SHORES = House on 8
lots: $4,000 LIST trust. Payable at
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LOTS o. ROOM

Can be found in this 4-bedroom, 3,
ebath stone Cape Cod in an eXclu-
vsive, quiet neighborhood. Side
screened porch overlooking beau
.tifully Handicapped shaded lot. Its
value is evident in the FILA ap-
praisal of $4,000.
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CHEVY CHASE MD.-RaFe OfieTin

CHEVY CHASE MD.-Rare offerinI
between the clubs corner lot az
BY l4O, $1,000. PIEDMONT co
OIL. 6-464S: ewes, OIL. 2-6250.
COLESvILLE AREA.-Level half.
acre lot on new street, $4,000
RIPLEY Co, JU. 5-6111.
cOLESvILLE. Md to b-acrl
tracts: hard road.
IN HOWARD COUNTY - 2-acrI
tract. $1,000 per acre SOM
wooded; hard road. Call EV
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Sale BY OWner-Builder
SPACIOUS LIVING

S-bedroom, 2-bath home which Of
ferS a multitude Of gracious liv-
ing. Modern kitchen with built-in
equipment and completely finished
recreation room. Deep wooded lot
ideal for summer entertaining.
FILA appraised to sell at $40. 500.
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DESK SPACE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

RI. AVE. NE. I6O3-space or
suite OF rooms in pvt. ONCE with
secretarial service. NO 7-7360.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

CLIFTON. va. 20 acres. g rm. log
and frame house possibilities
timber worth $1,000. Topo. is
ideal for 5-acre lake. on hwy. yet
within 10 Minis. OF Clifton. Price.
$4,000, terms. HARRIS LAND &,
LUMBER CO., Roland H. Harris,
Broker, dial 703, BR. S-96S1;
ewes. and Sun, IA. 5000.