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Evening star., 1959-12-23
Voters to Decide
Betting Question
In Pennsylvania

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. %
(AP).-Gov. David L. Lawrence
is going to let the voters decide
if they want to legalize pari-
mutue1 harness race betting in
Pennsylvania.
Yesterday Gov. Lawrence
signed a law to permit county
referenda during primary cleo
tions on the question. Under
the measure, which would create
a harness racing commission,
only four tracks could be Ii
censed in any one year.
Meanwhile. the Pennsylvania
Council of Churches renewed
vigorous opposition to the bill
1t claimed the legislation will
open the door to other forms OF
/ legalized gambling in Pennsyl-
vania.
Evening star., 1959-12-23

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. % (AP).-
With only three days of drill
behind them, the North and
South All-Star football squads
were beginning to look like
teams as they continued prep
aration today for their Shrine
game at the Orange Bowl Sat-
urday night.
Both Dale Hall of Army, in
charge of the North squad. and
Wade Walker of Mississippi
State, coaching the Southern
ers, continued to emphasize
passing in their drills yesterday.
We'll have to pass lot"
Hall said. I'VE can't match the
South's runners.
Walker has a different rea-
son for going to the air. He has
two classy throwers in little
Fran Curci of Miami and tall
Jack Cummings of North Car
olina.
Whereas the South has an
exceptional punter and place
kicker in speedy Gordon Speer
of Rice, the North is without a
place kicker, although Hall says
Evening star., 1959-12-23
Boxing Writers
To Honor Miller

Heinie Miller will receive a
special award for his contri-
button to boxing at the annual
dinner of the Boxing Writers
Association of New York Janu-
airy IA.
Norm Rothschild of Syra-
cuse, a boxing promoter who
became nationally known by
helping Carmen Basilio climb
to the welter and middleweight
titles, also will be honored.
Miller's contributions to box
ing include many years as ring
coach at the University OF
Maryland, executive secretary
and later chairman of the Dis
trict Boxing Commission. anc
president and executive of the
National Boxing Association.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
18 Youth Groups
Get $5,227 From
Senators Game

A midsummer exhibition be-
tween the Senators and Phillies
brought about Christmas pres
ents for 18 youth organizations
in this area.
Checks totaling $5,227.O5, the
Senators take from the exhibi-
ton at Philadelphia, were sent
out this week. Calvin Griffith,
president of the Washington
Baseball Club, has announced.
No check was for less than $100.
Recipients were the Boys
Clubs Of Greater Washington,
the Metropolitan Washington
Police Boys Club, Washington
Junior Police Boys Club and
Citizens Corps, the Catholic
Youth Organization, Alexandria
Little Major and Minor
Leagues, Arlington County Lit
tie Major and Minor Leagues,
Montgomery County Boys Base
ball Association, Springfield
Little Leagues, Home Plate
Club. Hebrew Little League,
Fairfax Little Leagues, Green
belt Little Leagues, Mount
Vernon-Lee Pony League, An
nandale Babe Ruth League.
Falls Church Little and Minor
Leagues. Rockville Boys Base
ball Association and Boy Scouts
of America, washing to n
Chapter.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
STADIUM
Continued From Page ALI

Continued From rage ALI
Armory Board will have all the
concessions at the stadium.
After last nights meeting,
Marshall was enthusiastic on
the stadium plans, particu-
larly that there will be 10000
seats located between the goal
lines.
The sports area, to be built
near the Armory and the Ana
costa River, will have $4,000
seats for football games-with
provisions for up to 10000 ad-
ditional temporary seats-and
43,500 for baseball games.
Griffith said he does not forsee
a meeting with the Armory
Board for several weeks, or until
after his clubs stockholders
meeting.
Were involved in lawsuits
which prevent us from selling
our property" Griffith said. "Oul
hands are tied until after the
board meeting.
And there's a lot of difference
between owning your own stadi.
UNI and being in George Mar.
shaIl's position"
Evening star., 1959-12-23

Betty Mills stands out today
as a classic example of the art
of coming back. Pushed to the
very brink of elimination in
the first round of the women's
division of The News 30-game
Classic, this plucky bowler
came winging back in last
nights second round at Bla-
densburg.
A total of AZ women survived
the opening test Sunday at
Suitland and resting uncom-
fortably in the 42d spot with
a 555 score for the f1ve-game
block was Betty.
Today she is in a three-way
tie for 10th place after crash
ing through with the nights
best f1ve-game total, 1,189. She
rolled 13l, 1873, 102, 116 and
lat.
Helen Pappas, who held a
one-point lead over Bobble
Jones after the first round,
stretched that margin to 15
points with a 615 total that
included her second medal
game, Isl. Miss Jones counted
601 and trails after 10 games
1875 to 1850.
y y
Miss Pappas. a "wrong-foot'
bowler. rolled Ill, ISL, 113, liz
and 122 and now is averaging
a whopping 1915 for the tour.
nament.
Miss Jones had ITO, 119, 1872
116, 124. In third place is ALI
Habercom, who added a 624 tt
her 612 opener for 1896.
Then come Mary Bobinson
650-577-1,227; Norma Klein
645-576-1,221; Gertha Wilson
defending champion, 621-598-
1919; Mabel Schatz, 635-577-
1912; Beverley Nuckalls, 582
622-1,204; Julie Rapczynski
Evening star., 1959-12-23
Calhoun, Graham
Head Mat Card

Haystacks Calhoun will take
on DR.. Jerry Graham in the
feature match of tomorrow
nights Christmas eve wres-
tling program at Capitol Arena.
The bout will open the pro-
gram at $50 o'clock and will
not be televised.
In other bouts, Bruno Sam
martino, the Italian strong
man, will battle the Zebra Kid,
Argentina Zuma will meet
Tiger Jack Vansky, Red Bas-
tien will take on Tony Marti-
nelli and Chief Big Heart will
face Angelo Savoldi.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
DR.. E. B. Baker Dies;
Carnegie Tech Coach

PITTSBURGH, Dec. %
(AP) DIR. Edward B. Baker,
so, head football coach at Car
negie Tech since 1949, died
last night in South Side Hos
pital. He entered the hospital
last Wednesday and under
went surgery for an intestinal
disorder.
Only last month he was
honored as the small college
coach of the year" by the
Curbstone Coaches Association
of Pittsburgh. His 1859 team
won seven and lost one.
DR.. Baker attended the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh and was
the quarterback on the 1929
team coached by the late Jock
Sutherland, that played in the
Rose Bowl.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
Golden Gloves Products
Won d Pro Ring Titles

OF the % champions from
the Gloves ranks, IL of them
hailed from the East and 10
from the West.
In addition to Robinson and
Marciano, E a st tern Glove S
champions who went on to win
pro titles were Lou Salica. Gus
Lesnevich, Floyd Patterson,
Pete Scalzo, Melio Bettina,
Solly Kreiger, Jimmy Carter,
Paddy DeMarco, Bob Olin and
Phil Terranova.
The Western Glovers whose
names are now inscribed on the
championship rolls in addition
to Louis, Moore, Maxim and
Charles are Tony Zale, Barney
Ross. Bud Smith, Harold Dade,
Gene Fullmer and Johnny
Bratton.
Zale Highly Regarded
Pound-for-pound, many ring
critics actually give the award
to Zale for durability, primarily
because of his spectacular fight,
with Rocky Graziano. Tony'l
style was that of a slam-banI
battler who gambled and won 6
lot of fights by outgaming hi
rivals.
! In any event, the road to tht
top in professional boxing i
regarded as much easier today
than it was in the period arount
World War II. The ranks o
the pros have thinned out con
Siderably, but there still ar,
opportunities for ringmen o
ability who will make the sacri
fees that the game requires.
The Golden Gloves, mean
while, remain highly popula
with youngsters, whether the.
have professional aspirations O
, not. The competition in tn,
, Gloves always is spirited ant
wholesome and the two classe
of competition, the subnovic
. and senior, give every boxer al
equal opportunity to win
championship.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
Boston's AFL Entry
Denied Fenwuy Park

BOSTON. Dec. % (AP).-
The Red Sox won't rent Fen
way Park to a professional
football team.
Dick O'Donnell, Fenway busi-
ness manager, yesterday en-
phatically ruled out the pos
Sibility that the Boston entry
in the new American Football
League could rent Fenway for
use as a home field.
I'VE completely did over our
field a few years ago. We had
only baSeball-not football-in
mind" O'Donnell said.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
Unitus' Mother Credits Him
For Saving Her Life in Fire

ran after me with a towel. He
put the towel on my head and
beat out the flames with his
hands"
Mrs. Gibbs first husband,
Francis Unitas, died in 1886
and left her with John and
three other children.
She recalled her struggles in
the succeeding years to care
for the fatherless family, how
she worked as a cleaning wom-
an. an office clerk, an insurance
salesman.
In 1914, she obtained hel
present job and 10 years later
she married Howard Gibbs, 6
retired Pittsburgh Coal Co
regional manager.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Stan Writer

While the Golden Gloves
have been recognized ever
since their inception over 80
years ago primarily as an am
ateur sport conducted for rec
reational values, % of boxing's
great professional champions
have come out of the Gloves
ranks in the last two decades.
On the basis of pound-for-
pound fighting qualities, there
will always be controversy over
the capabilities of the cham
pions who climbed the ladder
of success, but Joe Louis. the
famed one-time Brown Bomber
from Detroit, stands at the
head of all Gloves competitors
who made it big in the pre-
ranks.
Louis not only made more
money than all of the other
Gloves champions, but his ac-
tivitieS spanned a period Of /:
years during which he gave
every qualified contender q
shot at his title, which even.
tually was won by another
Gloves titleholder, EzzarC
Charles. in 1850.
Robinson Most Skilled
Louis career ended a yea
later when he was stopped b,
Rocky Marciano, who onl!
three years earlier had won thl
New England Golden Glove
heavyweight crown.
OF all the champions whit
graduated from the Gloves
none was more skillful thai
Sugar Ray Robinson when h,
was at his peak. He's still goinI
strong as he nears his 40tl
birthday.
But one would have to con
cede that the veterans Archi
Moore and joey Maxim, VIII
came out of the Western Glove
as titleholders, were more dur
able at their trade and not ia
away from Robinson in all
around boxing ability.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
THIRD AcE-pun. $lzOo; claiming CsISoO, sysor-od and
RACING
RESULT S
Charles Town

FIRST RAcEPurse, 81 900; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up: ga furlongs.
HasteVille Jr. (Ar'niO) l7.4O 1.S0 3.40
My Opal (GOOdwinl 400 l.lO
Merry Roman (Sollarsl 2.6O
Sizzler, wills Hope. Bill W, Eek
Heart, Jeanne x. Thy Delight, Miste-
mar. Time, l:2l9s.
SECOND RACE Purse, $1,000;
claiming; 3-year-olds and up; ga fur
LONGS
Miss ThelI IL. R'nOIds) TAO $50 800
Suave (PappasD 3.2O 2.S0
Pilot Model tStruSs) $50
Rock Romance, Weedock. Meadow
Fox, Mountain Fury. Deep River. Ballet
Nina, Greek Boy. Time, l:20.
DAILY DOUBLE 49, S62.60
THIRD RACE-Purse. 1900; claim
ing; -3-year-olds and up; "a furlongs
One Putt (ServiS) $50 100 3.20
Liberace (Smal) 1920 5.20
Ideal Match (Teague) 600
Goya Maid, Bahati, Grand Peggy
Alter Ego. Sherry Sandel, How Deep,
order Order. Time, 0:49.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
BY the Associated Press

Cincinnati University and
Oscar Robertson continue to be
the scourge of the college
basketball courts.
The unbeaten Ohioans, rank
ed No. in the Associated Press
poll, faced their biggest test of
the young season last night and
came through with their sixth
straight victory.
The victim was previously
undefeated Bradley. The
Braves. ranked fifth, gave it
a good try. Trailing by only
1895 at the half, Bradley
trimmed Cincinnati's lead to a
point, 44-43, and had visions of
a mighty upset. But the Bear
cats Surged back with nine
straight points and were never
threatened again as they regis
tered an 82-7l triumph.
AS expected, Robertson was
the big gun. He hit with AZ
! points to match his seasons
scoring average. The high-scor-
ing All-America didn't really
get going until the second half
Held to a mere" 18 points
in the first half, Oscar stormed
the basket for "a markers after
intermission. He also had IL
rebounds and eight assists in
the last half.
Hit 55 Per Cent
The team itself wound ur
with a SIS per cent field goa,
shooting average on 38 of 6S
while Bradley, which saw. itI
six-game winning streak come
to an end, had a 81 per cent
mark on 81 of 70. Bobby JOE
Mason led Bradley with q
points.
Other teams in the Associ'
ated Press top ten Jared we'll
Ohio States third ranked
Buckeyes rebounded from Mon.
days loss to Utah with a 91-7!
triumph over Brigham Young
ST. Louis, ranked seventh
whipped Kansas, $3.50. Eighth
ranked Georgia Tech, toppleC
from the unbeaten list by SMI
Evening star., 1959-12-23
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

656-547-1.263, and Mabel Ank-
ney, 576-613-1,189; Beryl
Meyer. 588-6O1-1,189, and
Betty Mills.
Twenty other girls survived,
with IL being eliminated.
Among those dropping by the
wayside were Alice Beall,
champion four years ago; Ru-
bic Evans, who was second last
year; Pearl Soden, Irish Their
son and Jacque Coulson.
The girls are due for more
cutting Sunday at Hi-Scor.
The 48 men who have sur
vived two rounds of action will
go at it again Saturday at
Mount Rainier, where l8 more
will be dropped.
Frank Micalizzi will be out
to protect the top spot he owns
with a total ,427 for 10 games.
Jack Barkley is in second place
with 1861 and Ronald Allen
is in third with 1859.
Casualties include such we'll
known bowlers as Nick Rinaldi
Nick Campanella, Tony Pour
naras, Al Cissel and Tony
Santini.
Art Weston exploded for 6
453 set that led Fair Lanes tt
a sweep of Wheaton Paint anc
Hardware in the All Star Ma
jor League last night and alsc
put Weston clearly out from
Il in the individual race.
Weston scored 125, 159 anc
1863 to raise his average to
whopping 1927.
Jack Blank Pontiac increase
it's lead to six games by taKlnt
three from Chevy Chase Chev
rolet. John Mandes led tn,
Pontiacs with 132-124-144-40O
while Woody Winston was higl
for Chevy Chase with 134-12S
144-406.
Pepsi Cola took two from
Pla-Mor behind Micalizzi's 142
400, while Silent Sales won tw
from Bethesda 40" and Stal
, cup Furniture swept the Sc
b. from National Bohemian.
5 Standings: Blank, 35-16
, Silent Sales, Stalcup and Pla
More, 1922 each; Bethesd
"40", 1928; Fair Lanes, 1925
Chevy Chase, Pepsi, 21-30 each
Wheaton, 20-31; National b
I17-34.
Evening star., 1959-12-23

PITTSBURGH, Dec. % (AP) .
IF it wasn't for Johnny, I
wouldn't be alive"
So says Mrs. Howard Gibbs,
a bookkeeper in the Pittsburgh
delinquent tax Office and
mother of John Unitas. quar-
terback of the Baltimore Colts.
Mrs. Gibbs described how
John saved her life in an inter-
view with the Pittsburgh Sum-
Telegraph.
Johnny was II and I was
in the basement, working with
some cleaning fluid" she said
81 was coming up the stairway
when I noticed a tiny flame on
the floor. Then I was on fire
II ran through the house anc
out the kitchen door. Johnny
Evening star., 1959-12-23

The Washington Presidents
departed for New Haven,
Conn, today, hopeful that the
New Haven Blades hockey
team will have settled its in
ternal dissension in time for
tonight's Eastern Hockey
League match.
New Haven team members
protested the firing of Coach
Edgar (Chirp) Brenchley last
week, but tentatively agreed to
/ play two games before taking
definite action on a strike
against the management.
Having played New York and
Clinton under their new coach,
Wally Kullman, former Wash
ington center, the players were
scheduled to meet with club
officials yesterday. However,
according to the Associated
Press, the club directors met
instead. and adjourned last
night without announcing a
decision.
Another meeting of officials
was set for this morning. Play
ers were not at yesterdays
meeting and it was not known
if they were invited today.
There is no qcestion that
there will be a game Wednes-
dav night" said Nathan Podo-
loft, a director and general
manager of the New Haven
Arena. when contacted last
night. Some players have saio
they might not play tonight
The Presidents will be seek.
ing to regain second place to.
night with a victory in New
Haven, and also be trying II
cut into Johnstown's huge leac
in the Souther Division of thu
Eastern Hockey League.
Washington won three early
season games against New
Haven, but then played to {
3-3 tie. and lost a week ago to-
night in New Haven. Kullmar
was sold to the Blades th'
next day.
The league will break TO,
christmas after tonight
games and resume action Sat
urday night when Washington
is host to New Haven, Philadel
phia visits Charlotte and Johns
town travels to Clinton.
! CHARLOTTE, N. c., Dec. 2.
(AP).-The Charlotte Clipper
have displaced Washington il
the Eastern Hockey League,
Southern Division, result o
last nights 20 victory her
over the Clinton Comets. Goal
by Jim McNulty in the secont
period and Red Murphy in tn
third were the difference.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
BreedIove
SignsWith
Forty-Niners

The San Francisco Forty
Miners have signed Maryland's
Rod Breedlove. who was their
third draft choice.
The senior guard from Cum
berland, Nd, who weighs 215,
made various All-Atlantic Coast
Conference teams from his So
phomore through senior years.
He excelled as a linebacker.
Breedlove is in Miami this
week for the North-South game
Saturday night.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
Oscar Leads Cincinnati
Over First Big Hurdle

Monday, edged Texas Tech
$3.50. for its seventh victory il
eight starts. Ninth-rankec
Indiana defeated stubborn But.
Ter, 9l-85, in the HooSier Clas.
sic. Notre Dame downed Pur.
due, 82-79, in the other half o.
the double-header played a.
the Butler Fieldhouse in In
dianapolis.
In other major games, Ken
tucky won from Temple. 1892;
Marquette turned back Stan.
ford, $3.50; Santa Clara beat
Connecticut, SAT; Fordhan
drubbed Pittsburgh, 80-68; Ok
lahoma City whipped Texa:
Christian, 1853; Iowa con-
quered Loyola of New Orleans
$3.50; Dayton f1attened St
Mary's of Texas, 1858; Wash
ington toppled Northwestern
67-61; Utah State took Idaho
1851; and Virginia Tech wor
the Watauga Invitational tour.
ney by beating East Tennessee
1856.
NOrdmann Breaks Tie
Bob Nordmann scored q
points to lead st. Louis to it
seventh victory in nine starts
The 6-foot-10, 270-pound cen
ter was held without a fielt
goal for nearly 10 minutes a
Kansas, trailing 1921 at half
time, tied the score 42-42
Then Nordmann stuffed in tw,
field goals within one minut'
and the Billikins opened a six
point bulge as they handed tn
JayhawkerS their third loss il
eight games.
Indiana's HooSiers won thei
fifth victory in six starts de
spite a 36-point performanc
by Ken Pennington of Butler
Huge Walt Bellamy and Fran
Radovich had As points be
tween them for the winners.
Notre Danes victory owe
Purdue was highlighted by 81
point performances by Mix
Carney of the Irish and Terr
Dischinger of the Boilermaker
Notre Dame meets Indiana
i the final game tonight.
Temple overcame two Ker
lucky leads-one of II point
and one of 13-but an unir
terrupted 14-point squirt by til
Wildcats gave them a i68-5
second-half lead which the
protected to the end. Ker
tucky's Bill Lickert scored
points but lost scoring honol
to Temples Bill Kennedy, VII
tailed 20. 1t was Kentucky
fifth victory in eight games.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
Center Shifts

OSHKOSH. Wis. Dec. %
(AP). - Dick Teteak, former
Wisconsin center who played
part of last season with Green
Bay of the National Football
League, has signed a 1860 con-
tract with the Montreal Alou-
cites.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
BASKETBALL
SCORES
TOURNAMENTS
Watauga Invitational
fCh ansan.hinA

TOURNAMENTS
Watauga InvitationaI
virr,r,, r.CS Championship e., Tam .s
Mississippi 81 F0F Tenn Tech SO
(Overtime)
HooSIER CLASSIC
S NotEe Dame 80 ------ Purdue e.
MISS COLLEGE INy1TATfoNAL fosi 90
Championship
Louisiana College S8 VIM Carey SO
Miss COLLEGE 1I2 MiIlsaps 72I
ANACONDA (M0NTl HOLIDAY
CHAMPIONSHIP
Western Wash 55 Carroll (Mont) 43
p, oo Ger Third ~
FLINT lMICH) HOLIDAY
First ROund)
Eastern Mich rs HillsdaIe 62
Flint &c 20 - AQuinas Mich 6S
OTHER GAMES
EAST
Santa Clara 81 --COnnecticut al
st. Francis (BKN) 81, - -
EsirIsiEh Dickinson so
SOUTH
Memphis State SO Northeast La. 40
Cincinnati SO MIDWEST Bradley II
st. Louis 66 - Kansas SO
Marquette 63 ~ Stanford so
Iowa 90 New Orleans LOyOIa 60
Dayton 20 st. Marys (Texl 53
Maryville (MO) SO Kans. City U. 4S
Steubenville 30 Texas Southern SO
SOUTHWEST
Georgia Tech 63 Texas Tech 60
Oklahoma City ~, Texas Christian 63
FAR WEST
Ohio State 81 Brigham Young 20
Washington FL Northwestern 81
Utah State "a Idaho 81
Oregon 80 San Jose State %
Wash. State 81 Arizona 5S
Southern Calf. Hawaii 43
Colo. College SO -------------.-
Eastern New Mexico 81
Pasadena COLLEGE SO
Southern OREGON 81 Westmont SO
Gonzaga Pacific Lutheran SO
Evening star., 1959-12-23
FIGHT RESULTS

LOS ANGELES-Pelon Cervantes,
l2S, Mexicali, Mexico outpointed
Billy Thomas, 126, San Francisco. 10.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
NBA STANDINGS

RESULTS LAST NIUHI
Boston 1876, Detroit 1O4
New York 1871, Cincinnati 119
GAMES TONIGHT
No games scheduled
GAMES TOMORROW
No games scheduled
Evening star., 1959-12-23
Presidents Try
ToMeet Blades
In New Haven

KeSuIts LAst NIKnT
Charlotte, ?; Clinton. 0.
Games TOnight
Washington at New Haven.
Clinton at Greensboro.
Evening star., 1959-12-23
BEST BET-RoMAN EAN-EIGHTH

EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $1,000;
claiming: 3-year-olds and up; mile,
Evening star., 1959-12-23

NINTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 claim
ing; Swear -olds and up; l mile, 10
Evening star., 1959-11-03
4 TWIN-SIZE
BEDROOMS

A truly custom-buiIt brick
rambler with all the luxuries.
Living room with fireplace,
13x13 dining room, de luxe
kitchen with disposal and
dishwasher, dining alcove, 20
IT. den with fireplace, 2 baths,
recreation room in outside
entrance basement: washer and
drier: gear garage. Patio and
barbecue in o half-acre yard: /:
6-ton air-conditioning unit,
storm doors and windows.
Beautiful trees and shrubbery;
S39,950. Call CIR. 3-4560.
Evening star., 1959-11-03
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION

Brick split-level on dead-end
street. Near Blessed Sacra-
ment Parish. Owner will ac-
cept Q trade or rental with
option to buy. Living room
with fireplace, separate din
ing room, fully equipped
Kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths,
23x14 recreation room, full
outside-entrance basement. Sc
lect area. Walk to bus, con-
venient to shopping: S26,500.
Call XII. S-2320.
Evening star., 1959-11-03
CENTER HALL
BRICK RAMBLER

Ideal for retired couple: Y.
acre corner lot with Zoysia
lawn. Living room features ire
PLACE In mahogany paneled
wall. Equipped kitchen with
disposal: 2 twin-size bed
Yooms, recreation room, full
basement, garage, patio. Walk
% bus and schools. Call
FL. &.s600.
Evening star., 1959-11-03
VIRGINIA HOMES FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL VIEW
OF POTOMAC

Only $3.50 down on this ram
bier, Just redecorated from
stem to stern; t-acre corner
lot. Beach privileges; 3 bed
rooms, living dining area:
outside storage shed: S11,250.
Dial 703, Gypsy 10000.
Evening star., 1959-11-03
EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria. Virginia
King 8-2320
Lee Hichv7y (Rte. 2e-211)
F irfaX. Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
Y. S. at Route 1913
Woodbridge, Virginia
Dial 7OS-Gypsy 4-60oo
Evening star., 1959-11-03
STORES FOR RENT
tcoNIlNUED)

TWO EXCELLENT LOCATIONS IN
store approsimatsis s 800 ssSsps Sqs
square feet, Both avaiiaibls now.
Both locations .right square In
trafiic Is good. Call JE. 2-2620 TO
see these two flne stores. JOSEPH
W. SEAY CO. Realtors, l13 West
Broad st.. Fails Church. virginia.
Evening star., 1959-11-03
FALLS CHURCH
S17,500


4 Bedrooms-21a Baths
FULL BASEMENT. SCREENED
PORCH, BEAUTIFUL WOODED
LOT with detached GARAGE. A
really picturesque home on quiet,
RESIDENTIAL street. Other features:
modern equip. kit. Hard to believe
So much for so little, but If seeing
Is believing, call
MORANCE REALTY
1917 WILSON BLVD. ia. 10000
HUGE GI LOAN ct 4heo can be as
sumed on this delightful 3-bedrm.
rambler, with huge kit, full bsmt,
sul-de-sac. Priced at only $16,95O.
Won't last. SO call DU. 5-670O to-
Day: Dial now. BETTER HOMES
REALTY, INC, REALTORS.