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NEW YORK OWNERS NAMED
!. Third Major League
!: Has 3 Target Dates

The New York owners, dis
closed by Shea, were listed in
three groups, each of which
would have a one-third inter-
est. He said their interest liz
contingent upon the city build
ing a new ball park on the
old Worlds Fair site in Flush
ing Meadows. Mayor Wagner
has said the city would build
such a park II q league is
formed with responsible back
ing.
Mrs. Charles Payson, sister
Of John Hay Whitney. Ameri-
can ambassador to Great Bri-
tain. heads one group with
which Grant is connected. Mrs.
Payson owns stock In the
Giants which she would have to
sell II the team becomes a
reality.
Mrs. Dorothy Killam. often
identified with efforts to buy
the old Brooklyn Dodgers be-
fore they moved to Los Angeles,
heads another group.
Dwight Davis, whose father
donated tennis famous Davis
Cup. is linked with George
Walker. whose father founded
golf's Walker Cup. in the third
group.
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CONTINUED From PAGE D-,

OUuthnucu from rage D-l
2-l5 start to surge into the
thick OF things. Since Jimmy
Dykes took over as manager at
that point, the Tigers have.
compiled q 30-l4 record to
move into a third-place tie,
only 2l2 games OF the pace.
The Tigers will be hurting
In this series, and perhaps for
another week, due to the loss
Of Outfielder AL Kaline. He suf-
fered a fractured cheekbone
yesterday in the Tigers loss to
the Orioles.
Washington and Detroit have
split eight games, with the
Tigers taking three from the
Senator's In their last series In
Detroit.
There was a ray Of sunshine
in the Senators pitching out
look with the performance of
Truman Clevenger last night.
He didn't allow a hit in the last
three innings after taking ovvr
from Bill Fischer in the
seventh.
Fischer allowed only 1--WE hits
in the six innings he was
around, but two were homers by
Harry Chit and Dick williams.
A pair Of singles. q Ron Sam
ford error and a passed bali
netted the Athletics two runs
in the second inning. but the
Senators tied it on back-to-
back homers by Killebrew and
Sieyers in the fourth.
Senators Rebound
Chiti's solo homer gave
Kansas City a 80 lead In the
fifth. but the Senators re-
bounded with two runs in the
same inning when Sanford
walked, Fischer sacrificed and
Faye Throneberry and Kille-
brew doubled.
Fischer couldn't stand pros
perity. Jerry Lumpe's single
and Williams homer In the
sixth again listed the AS into
the lead, but Fischer got the
win when the Senator's rallied
for three runs in the bottom
Of the inning.
Jim Lemon touched of the
uprising with a single to right
but was forced by Hal Naragon.
Singles by Reno Bertoia and
Sanford scored Naragon with
the tying run. Julio Becquer,
batting for Fischer, welcomed
Murry Dickson to the game
with a double to center. An
intentional walk to Throne
berry, and an unintentional one
to Bob Allison by Bob Grim
forced across another-run
NOTES: Sievers' homer was
his l99th in the majors :.
SIS more and he'll tie Babe
Ruth's record Killebrew
was voted player Of the month
for May by writer's and sports
casters. all Of which will net
him a hat and q pair Of
shoes.
Killebrew lifted his runs
batted in total to so. :. Those
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I'd AII-Stur Come
Stortinq Time Set

Los ANGELES. June 10
(l9)-The second All-Star
baseball game. to be played in
Memorial Coliseum here Au-
gust 8. will start at 4 pm.
(PDT). 1t was announced yes
terday by Charles Segar, secre-
tary-treasurer Of baseball.
Eastern fans will get to see
the game on television or hear
1t broadcast at z pm.
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BOYS BASEBALL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ASSOCIATION

Hillendale, II; st. BeFnadette's, I.
SILVER xn.,,. spTins Lions 49, oakvisW
Lyons Nursery. 4; TakOma Indians. 3.
Takoms TIGERS, 10: Sligo Brand
Food Town Jets. 10; Roilinswood citi-
Peoples hardware. 2; A. p. Wood
son, I.
Garrett Park Mats. l3; The Sports
olney Jets. II: wheaton Lions, 0.
Top Of the Park. IL; Kay Construe-
tion, 10.
Juniors
sligo Juniors. Q: Rollinewood Citi-
Silver Spring optimists. Z: Bethesda
Opttmists, g.
Takoma Shamrocks, 4: Coop, 2.
Cave Ford. 2; Takoma Tigers. /.
Connecttcut Bel AIR, 2: Bethesda Civil
tan. l.
coiesvilie Lions. 3; Carl Freeman, 2.
Burtonsyille, 10; st. cathertne's, IL.
Upper MONTGOMERY, z: Orioles. o.
seniors
Cornell Clippers, a. 81. Mary's. 3.
Matto's Paint, Q; Buchanan Build
ers, 8.
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SENATORS
Homers Booming
At Griffith Stodium

23 homers he has hit would
have led the Senators every
season until Sievers joined the
club. Bill Tuttle crashed
into the centerfield fence
drifting back for 6ievers' home
run shot, but remained In the
game after receiving treat
ment.
Centerfelder Doug Hoffman
and Third Baseman Larry Bag
well Of Clemson's baseball team
signed with the Senator's yes
terday and will be assigned
to minor league clubs in q few
days both received small
bonuses.
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Orioles Pay. Bonus
To Richmond Bow
BALTIMORE. june 10 (Ap)

BALTIMORE. June 10 (AP)
- Ken Temple. 17-year-old
pitcher from Richmond. Va.
was signed TO a bonus contract
yesterday by the Orioles.
Oriole ofiicials said the g.
foot-4 righthander received q
bonus Gin five figures" and will
be assigned to Bluefield, w. Va,
70 Class d club.
Temple had. an 8-1 record
this spring for Hermitage High
School. His record included five
shutouts. q no-hitter and four
one-hitters. He averaged IL
strikeouts a game.
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Northwestern Buck
Signed by Eagles

PHILADELPHIA. June 10
(AP).-The Philadelphia Eagles
have signed Wilmer Fowler.
175-pound Northwestern half
back.
Fowler selected eighth in last
winters player draft. will play
with the College All-Stars
against the Baltimore Colts in
Chicago August Is. The 22-
year-old is exceptionally fast
having run the l00-yard dash
three times in 9.6 seconds.
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). NEW YORK, June 10 (AP).-
Baseball's third major league
has three target dates. In 1860
- hopes to line up its player
Aalent. In 1851 1t plans to start
operation. BY 1862 1t thinks 1t
can compete with the existing
majors in some type Of series.
"First things have to come
INST" said Bill Shea, chairman
lcf Mayor Wagner's Baseball
Committee and a prime factor
in lining up the proposed new
baseball league.
"The most important thing is
70 get organized. We expect to
do that before July is. We ex-
pect to be in operation by 1861
IL is my idea that by 1862 we
should be able to compete with
the other leagues on an even
basis"
Screening Applicants
'.Shea, of course, is an in
durable optimist. He spoke
yesterday at a press conference
called to announce the names
OF the three most important
packers of the New York
franchise.
lone Of the people associated
With the proposed New York
team. Donald Grant. a mem
Der Of the board of directors
Of the San Francisco Giants.
disclosed that a nucleus of
league cities already exists. He
said they are screening other
applicants.
However, all concerned re-
fused to identify the other
cities. Just how far the work.
ers in other cities have gone
is difficult to establish. Shea
said they would be identifying
themselves within a few weeks.
Toronto. Minneapolis-St. Paul,
Houston, Fort Worth-Dallas
apd New York have been the
Cities most frequently men,
toned in connection with the
Third league.
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Winner-shantz n-.). Loser-sta-
ley l2-3),
Q Faced one batter In sth.
Faced one batter in Sth.
: Faced one batter In 10th.
HBP-By Shaw (Bronstad). u
Umont, Berry, Honochick, Flaherty.
T-2:54 A-I2,2l7
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Winner.Fisehe t6-2). Loser
HBP-Herbert (Killebrew). D.
T3s:a5. xM5.Te7. ~ SOA''
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Garcia (0-5)
HBP-By Locke (Williams), wP--
Garcia, Perry. PB-Brown. U-Rice.
Rommel; Stevens, Napp. T-.:50.
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xFaced s batters in 4th; Faced .
batters In sth.
Williams (3-2).
HBP-By Mcmahon (pemeter). wP
nSSnTder; ~ nasrou uTseeonsy' Dtxconn Smith
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Winner--Miller (4-3l. Loser--Nux-
hall (3-5l
HBP - Robinson Cby Worthington)
Kirkland (by .Nuxhall). U-Donatelii.
Conlan, BuTkhart and Venzon. t.
2:37. A-l1.449.
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YANKS, 5; WHITE SoX, 4
CHICAGO
NEW YORK

Totals 80 lO4 Totals IS 5 o s
Flied out for Terry in 7th: . An
nounced as batter for Richardson in
sth; 3 Purposely passed for Blanchard
In .Sth:. 4 Flied into double play for
kunek In sth; 5 Ran for Howard in
CHICAGO 600 O2O 900 "a
NEW YORK 80 002 900 O2O LIS
ERichardson. Kubek. Po-A-Chi-
eaeo, 27-l2; New York, 30-1B. None
out In 10th when winning run scoredD.
DP-Rivera to Lollar. Lopez 70 Rich
srdson 70 skowron. LoB-chicago. 8:
w" tVth, e.
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Doubled for Fischer in 9Th;
2 zGrounded out for Grim In 7th.
kS,ANSAs CITY - 020 OI2 0O0-5
WASHINGTON -- 600 223 OOx-7
ESamford. PO-A-KansaS City,
24-l3: Washington, 27-lS, pP-Beiia
70 Chiti: Herbert to Lumpe to Hadley
peMaestri to Lumpe to Hadley: Sieyers
70 Sanford TO Sievers. LOB-KansaS
City. 2; washineton. 8.
2b-Throneberry, Rillebrew, Bee
euer. S-Fischer. Cleyenger.
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(5-3.
HBP-By Kline Ct. Taylor). u
Delmore, Barlick, JackowSki. CraW-
ford. T-3:04. A-7,562.
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Winner--Johnson aid. Loser
Sisler (1-2l.
HBP-By Walker MAXWELL. WP-
Paparella. T--2;37. A-6,e4s.
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PIRATES, 4; CUBS, z

Totals ~ 494 Totals az . S 2
Ran for T. Taylor in lst: . HIT
hSmeT sS.r iST for Ms,s: Mss IN 7,h Ht homer homer
for Elston In Sth; Popped out for
Kline in 9th: 5 Grounded out for
0oryl in 18th.
PITTSBURGH 600 600 zoo 900 "a
CHICAGO 900 010 Ol0 900 o.
EDrsbowsky, Goryl, Moryn. Po-A
Pittsburgh. 1915; Chieago. 1928
DP-Schoheld to Groat 70 KlusEewski;
Long to Banks TO Long. LOB-Pitts-
burgh. Q: chicago, z.
HR-Moryn. Stuart. Marshall. sB-
Onryl R=Christnnher RF-Virdnn
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MILWAUKEE
Los ANGELES

E--Zlmmer go. Klippstein, Coving-
hss.,i tSn PoAMiITsuEss s4.is 40 y 70,
sSGR 1%%sr Essi e: SSssss sS asssfs &
eb-Moon, 3b-Neal. HR-vernon,
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E-0ardner. Veal. Po-A-Detroit.
s6;i2; Baltimore. s7sI5; pP=cara.
Boiling to Osborne. LOb-Detroit. s;
Baltimore, 10.
2b--Berberet. HR-walker. Trian-
dos, carrasauel. S-Bridges, Mossi.
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GIANTS, 8 REDLEGS, 3
SAN FRANCISCO

Totals 81 31O3 Totals sI57
Flied out for Schmidt in sth: .
Newcombe in 9th; Flied out for
O'Toole In 9th.
CINCINNATI 600 OoO O1O-3
SAN FRANCISCO - 10l O31 l1x--s
ETemple (3l. Kasko. Po-A-cin-
einnati. 24-e; San Francisco. 27-II.
DP-Cepeda 10 Rodgers; Kasko to Tenn
pie TO Robinson: Rodgers to Spencer TO
Cepeda. LOB Cincinnati, 8: San
Francisco. IL.
2b - Brandt, RODGERS. Robinson,
Schmidt. S--Nuxhall. SF-Stemple.
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MAJOR LEAGUE BOX SCORES
RED sox. ]; INDIANS. s
CLEVELAND

Totals ~ 5 5 Totals "a z 10 Z
l Hit by pitch for sullivan In 4th
2 Ran for Williams IN 4th: 3 Ran for
Werts in Sth: 4 Singled for Martin in
9th: 3 Ran for Jones In 9th; Q Struck
out for Perry In 9th.
cLEyELAND - QO1 40 00O--e
BOSTON .------ 900 100 I1x--f
E--werts. Po-A-Cieveland, GALL:
Boston. .27-7, LoB-cleveland 8;
Boston, IL.
2b-werts, Power. Strickland
HR-Held. Locke. Wertz, Jensen. s.
Francona.
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ORIOLES, ]; TIGERS. s


Totals 30 71O7 Totals 80 eIO4
Walked for Gardner in sth:
z Walked for Hoeft In sth; 3 Ran for
Triandos In 9th.
DETROIT - 600 3Ot OO0--8
BALTIMORE OOI 900 042-7
Evening star., 1959-06-19
NATIONAL

Continued From Page D-1
for the clincher against Johnny
Klippstein.
The Dodgers got to work in
their fourth. scoring three on
four hits and q walk that
chased Bob Rush who had
pitched perfect ball for three
innings. Bob Trowbridge gave
up a two-run. 400-foot homer
by Duke Snider in the sixth,
then needed Don McMahon's
relief after the Dodgers scored
another in the eighth on Wally
Moons third hit. q double. Nc
Mahon finally saved it for
Trowbridge by tanning Moon in
the ninth with the tying run
on second.
Cepeda Hot Again
Orlando Cepeda, 4-for-5 and
picking UP o points for a .345
average, drove in the Giants
first two runs and scored an
other in q decisive. three-run
nth after the Reds had gained
a 2-2 tie. Jackie Brandt's two
run double capped the rally
that handed Joe Nuxhall a 3-5
record.
Stu Miller (4-3) won It, al
though giving up fiye hits in
his 41s innings Of relief.
An RBI single by Bob Skim
.ner and Bill Virdon's sacrifice
fly did it for the Pirates. Their
other runs came in the seventh
on Dick Stuart's pinch-hit
homer after Moe Drabowsky
had allowed only one hit for
six innings. Face. the majors
top winner. blanked the Cubs
on three singles in a five-inning
job. his longest chore of the
season.
Chicago had only two hits
IN the first eight innings against
Ron Kline. but both were home
runs-by Walt Moryn in the
fifth and Pinch-Hitter Jim
Marshall in the eighth. Bill
Henry $50 was the loser in
relief
Tony Taylor was hit IN the
face by a Kline pitch. He was
hospitalized for observation. but
apparently was not seriously
injured.
Evening star., 1959-06-19
BRAVES, 7; DODGERS, s
Los ANGELEs
MILWAUKEE

Totals 1910 z Totals 3b 8 Q s
siuss ssrSst Sa SSt kbDstsiR tS5 sI%PiE K ri
BY pitch for Wills In 9th: Popped
out for Labine in 9th.
MILWAUKEE 80 Ola 200 OOo---7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
September
Meetings
Are Planned

The District Branch.
American Pen Women. win
begin the new club year with
Q board and business meeting
September 20 at 5:45 and
1880 pm. respectively. at the
studio. 1851 Columbia road
NV.
Mrs. w. X. Harris Is pres
ident and Mrs. M. T. Charl-
ton Is general chairman Of
the creative groups.
Chairmen Of the latter
groups include art. Mrs.
Eugene Kormendy: features,
Mrs. c. w. Knots; fiction.
Mrs. M. H. Leonard: music,
Mrs. w. H. Meyers: poetry.
Mrs. q. q. Cooper, and radio
and TV, Mrs. Virginia Role
wage Collier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
Miss Thore
Murries
Mr.. Downing

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Maui
rice Thore announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Janet Elizabeth to Mr.. Dom
Faber Downing, son Of Col.
and Mrs. Walter A. Down
ing, jr., of Panama. Canal
Zone. and this city.
The wedding took place
yesterday in st. David's
Episcopal Church with the
Rev. Albert Il. Taylor oiiici'
ating.
The bride was given In
marriage BY her father. and
Miss Lynn Downing. sister Of
the bridegroom, was maid Of
honor. Bridesmaids were Miss
Nancy Terrell. Miss Susan
VanHorn. Miss Judy Nash
and Miss Barbara Beard.
Mr.. Robert e. Thore was
his brothers best man.
Mrs. Downing attended
Hollins College after being
graduated from the National
Cathedral School. Mr.. Down.
ing was graduated from
Brown University and 1 q
serving in the United States
Army.
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Miss Linda McGregor
Presented to Society

Miss Linda Louise Nc
Gregor. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas McGregor, was
presented to society Friday
at q tea dance given by her
parents at the Congressional
Country Club.
The brunette debutante re-
ceived with her parents at
the 5 to 8 pm. party. She
wore q white silk organza
fun length dress with an ap-
pliQued lace yoke and her
bouquet was Of red and pink
sweetheart roses with match
ing streamers.
Mrs. McGregor wore q
Luis Esteves dress Of black
chantilly lace designed with
Q sheath effect on one side
and q fullness on the other.
The centerpiece on the
buffet was an ice carving
spelling out Linda" which
was entwined with pink and
red roses to match the deb
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-southall-LOck. Photo

utante's bouquet. Erwin
Howard Devron and his or
chestra played for the dane
ing.
Miss McGregor is q grad
uate Of Holton-Arms school
and will enter Briarcliff
College this fall. She will
also be presented at the Deb
utante Cotillion and Thanks
giving Ball on November rs
and her parents will give Q
ball for her on December 23.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

The Emily Nelson Chapter.
District Daughters Of the
American Revolution. will
hold q Dutch-treat luncheon
and meeting at 1890 pm.
Saturday. at the Almas
Temple. Mrs. Thomas B.
Dimmick, State chairman Of
approved schools, will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

Mrs. James 8. Mclean. re-
gent, Judge Lynn Chapter.
Daughters Of the American
Revolution. will honor new
officers and chapter members
at O tea from 3 TO 5 pm
Saturday at the University
Women's Club. 1708 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

Our complete line Of Belle shormeer hosiery
is reduced for a limited time to bring you
savings on stockings for your foil and winter
wordrobes. If you don't know Belle Shormeer,
now is the time to try the wonderful fit and
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shop LGnsbMrgh's early and late Monday
Washington hours, $50 a.ul. to 3 pm.
Langley Park, Nd, 10 ann. to $3.50 pm.
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$45,000-1 Acre
Air Conditioned

A gracious brick rambler in a
select area close in AleXan-
dria. Exquisite entrance hall,
spacious living room featuring
marble fireplace framed by
mirrors Generous kitchen Of
fering every convenience con-
ceivable, including buiit-in
breakfast bar; den, three bed
rooms 2lXlS, 1Sx15. 22x15,
3 full baths. . half baths, full
basement with 21x14 utility
room. 20x24 recreation room
with fireplace paneled in solid
mahogany; separate maids
quarters including its own
kitchen; large hegstone porch
of living room, 2-car garage:
to see this lovely residence,
call XII. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
$24,500-New Brick
Center Hall

One of the areas finest build
ers has Just completed this
lovely rambler and it's ready
for immediate occupancy The
full basement is ideally
planned for recreation room
with its large picture window.
coy fireplace, roughed-in bath
and daylight entrance. Up
stairs you'll find 20-ft. liv-
ing room with fireplace; for
NAL size dining room with
exit to potential carport or
patio area; Aft. kit. with
room for eating and the latest
equipment including frost-free
refrigerator: 3 bedrooms mas
ter bedroom, 17x11, with
walk-in closet), 2 full baths,
featuring colored fixtures;
permanent stairs to full stor-
age attic. Home is situated on
over 34-acre lot with tall trees
and Just a stones throw from
lake with privileges available.
Call CIR. 3-456O.
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$1,000 Up
New Section-RoSe Hill

Select your home from these
beautiful partial brick ram
blers. rplit-levels ard English
basement" ramblers, in popu-
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of the areas most praised
communities. thoug h fully
planned with consideration OF
trees and topography. 3 bed
rooms, some expandable to 4
, full baths, full easements in
many, all have Westinghouse
dream kitchens: you can have
carport, fireplace and air con-
ditioning at moderate cost.
Lots range from "a to "a acre:
all city utilities; a private
swimming and tennis club in
full swing. and a shopping
center right at hand. All
sample homes are air-condi-
toned for your comfort. Open
T days a week. 10 am. til
dark. Drive out Shirley high
way to Springfield turmoil,
bear left over Shirley on
Franconia road 312 miles to
Rose Hill Farms, turn right
and follow signs, or call XII.
S-2390.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
4 LARGE BEDROOMS
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-311O
ACRE TREES

Surround this beautiful con-
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Stone entrance hall, Danish corner
fireplace 3 bedrooms, baths and
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rd.D.
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$17,500-Bi-Level
4 Bedrooms

It's Just a short walk to
school for the kiddies from
this attractive l12-yeaT-old
brick and frame home lust
of Franconia Road. Living
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UP to date kitchen. 2 full
baths, basement storage with
outside entrance. 145-ft. lot
and carport. FLA only Sl,250
downfall so. 5000.
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STATELY is this home of distinc

is this home Of distinc-
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trees shaded lawn. facing quiet
cul-de-Sac for only S4q,5O0.
Must be seen to be appreciated
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$26,950-Tri-Leve
Alexandria

This lovely brick home is sit
uated in one OF AleXandrla,S
select neighborhoods and Of
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fireplace and dining area;
roomy modern kitchen in
GLIDING dishwasher; 4 bed
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basement with large utility
room: charming balcony,
built-in garage: walk 10 bus:
,over 10000 square feet OF
land with beautiful shade
trees: owner will redecorate
to your tastes. Call so. D.
RHQ0
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FALLS CHURCH-$2O,9 900
YOUR GUIDE TO BETTER LIVING
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.:
$4,000
Near Country Club

A beautiful 64-ft. rose brick
rambler overlooking the river
in one OF the finer residential
areas below Alexandria. This
custom home is barely out OF
its cradle and features ell the
refinements Of your dreams.
22-ft. living room, French
doors of the dining room lead
to a l4x2S #. screened living
area: roomy all-elsctric kitch-
en- with 2 wall ovens, counter
top range. spacious refrigera-
tor-freezer. dishwasher, dis
posal washer and dryer, pam
try and breakfast area; 3
nice size bedrooms with leads
of closet space: 3 full baths,
full basement with tiled area
for recreation: and attached
garage: close to bus, schools,
Shopping and churches. Ex-
cellent financing can be ar
ranged to suit. Call SO b.
500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
$23,500-Brick Colonial
Falls Church

This charming, 2-story home
is situated on a wide street
of tall shade trees and lovely
residences, 2312-ft. living
room, formal dining room. 49,
#. kitchen with disposal; IA
#. screened porch, 3 twin
size bedrooms, Ia baths. fun
basement with utility room
and recreation area: detached
garage; yard is shaded front
and rear. Walk to shopping.
bus and school. Excellent FILA
financing Call ia. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
$12,950-$4OO Down
Full Basement

A well-kept brick semide-
tached home on a 100-ft.
level lot. Rear yard fenced,
OIL street parking. living
room, dining room, equipped
Kitchen, , nice size bedrooms,
bright bath; outside entrance
TO basement: washer included:
walk to bus school and shop.
Call XII. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

FALLS CHURCH, virginia Forest
ATea-Three- bedroom brick Co
lonial. Comfortable living room
with firepiace, separate dlning
room, equip, Kitchen. full base
ment, screened porch large wood :
cd lot; $4,000, only Sl,700 down,
GEORGE MASON GREEN Co.
RealtorE IA 4-i400,
FIRST TIME OFFERED-A darling
immac, 3-bedrm. brk. rambler
very cow. location, MINIS. "a
hall entrance, Ice, liv, rm. with
firepl., coy kit. with eating space.
full bsmt. with lovely plne-paneled
rec rm and compl, XII; patio
Handicapped lot; storm windows and
wall-to-wall Competing incl, Price
$4,000, Just listed be nrst u
Sss y Won't ho lSSs G aE, Va e9 NC
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