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CITIZENS MEETINGS

Meeting announcement
must be in the hands of the
CfUic Calendar editor by noon
Thursday OF each t1eek to
insure publication In the
column on Sunday. Those
FeceiUed too late tDiH not be
used separately unless there
Is some special netDs siontf-
canoe attached to them.E
Senator Morse, Democrat of
Oregon, will address the La
mond-RiggS Citizens ASsocia-
tion at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
LaSalle School, Riggs road and
Madison street NE.
Other citizens groups meet
ing this week, all at 8 pm. un-
less otherwise stated, are:
Tomorrow
Public Interest Civic Association
Northeast Library, Seventh street and
Maryland avenue NE.
Stanton Park Citizens Association
Peabody School. Fifth and C streets
Manor Park Citizens Association
Recreation Center Field House, Third
and Van Buren streets NV.
No. Il Precinct. Forty-second ASsGAstrW Street
and Benning road NE.
American University Park Citizens
Asssociation = ,westmoreland ,congre-
Bunker Hill School. Fourteenth
Michigan Park Citizens Association
street and Michigan avenue NE.
Takoms School, Eighth street and
Piney Branch road NV.
Dupont Circle Citizens Association
$50 pm, MaynoWer Hotel, Con-
neeticut avenue and DeSales street
Forest Hills Citizens Association
Community Room, Brandywine Apart
ments' 4545 Connecticut avenue NV.
Tuesday
=, Columbia Heights Citizens Associa-
t@ion.PTiyste @ residence 1921 Monroe
cfsstwood Citizens Association
North Cleveland Park Citizens As
ScHeuIn hno lllQen StreetS NV.
Woodbridge Civic Association-Lang
don School. Twentieth and Evarts
streets NE.
Wednesday
North Michigan Park Civic Associa-
tion--Michigan Park Christian Church,
south Dakota avenue and Taylor
Association Of Oldest Inhabitants-
I:30 pm. National Savings and Trust
Co. Building, Fifteenth street and New
York avenue NV.
=. Arlington Ridge Citizens Associa-
lion oakridge School, 1414 South
Twenty-fourth street, Arlington. Va
Connecticut Avenue Citizens As
soeiation-Cleveland Park Library,
Connecticut avenue and Macomb
Capitol Hill Southeast Citizens As
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sociation-Hine Junior High school,
Seventh and G streets Sc.
soc1ations-No. IL Precinct, Seven
teenth street and Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE.
Friday
Pleasant Plains Civic Association
Banneker Recreation Club, $500
GEORGIA avenue NV.
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ARL., N.-Cape Cod, asbestos
shingle. on corner fenced lot;
plenty Of shade. very good neigh
borhood; liy., din. bedrm., kit,
lavatory and screened porch on
1st A.; . lge. bedrms and bath
on 2nd; rec. I'm, with lavatory.
Sl7SO0 RF S-S14R
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EDSALL PARK-Big split level with
3 bedrmS., modern equip. kit.
family rec nm: Wv. carpetinR
garage; immac. cond =: S21,950
with 4I7eo GI loan. 66l7 Hope
well ave DIR: From. EdSall I'd.
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Mt. VERNON DIRECTION - Mod
rancher on big corner lot, has
very-large bedrms., 2 baths, full
bsmt., family rec. rm,; S25,S00
545 Shenandoah. rd. of Fl. Hum
I'd. at Holm Hall Village shoppinl
center.
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ANNANDALE- -BRIsTOw-Brk. ram
bier with ( bedrms, 2Ia baths
Westinghouse kitchen, firepls
rec. rm.; carpeting, vsSher-drier
air-cond. unit: on big lot witt
carport, S23,650. 4e16 Ravens.
worth rd.
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FALLS CHURCH-3-bedroom ram
bier. North Woodley. excellent
condition: air conditioning: rec
I'm. in fuil bSmt.: carport: patio,
schools, churches, shopping close
assume ~ GI mortgage; SlS,60O
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ARLINGTON R4NBLERs-H small

ARLINGTON RAMBLERS-A Gmall
one for the small family: 8 bed
rooms; nice .Sorner lot: brick
Sl6,500-a larger one for S2l, 500
with full, attractively finished
basement, 3 very good size bed
rooms Both in Williamsburg Jr
High area. ARLINGTON REALTY
COMPANY, 1900 Wilson blvd, IA
= OQnn
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N. ARLINGTON

c'4v ~ ~Olu
II you are lover OF trees, see this
adorable California rambler To-
Gated in quiet, convenient neigh
borhood; perfect house for retired
couple.
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MOD. CONVENIENCE
COLONIAL CHARM
IN FAIRFAX

New custom built split
foyer Colonial rambler,
on u acre lot, in a quiet
neighborhood: conven-
lent TO schools and
shopping. These quality
built homes feature 3,
4 and 5 bedrooms: 2,
ga and 3 baths: rec
reation rooms. up-to-the-
minute custom kitchens.
all the extras" garages
and porches optional. A
real good buy for the
money. Priced from
S23,950 to S2545O.
Open Saturday, Sunday
and Monday / Pm. I'll
dark. Prom Fairfax Cir
Gle, west on Rites. %
2ll-5O past lSt traffio
light TO Mclean ave,
left on Mclean ave. and
follow Gordin Mensh
signs to houses. Call CIR.
3-4bRO.
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SHADE TREES
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
ARLINGTON
ARMY NAVY
COUNTRY CLUB

This new completely
custom built rancher
features Vermont slate
foyer entrance with stone
planter. 2Ox24 living
room with fireplace and
picture window with view
Of the club" there Is
another fireplace and
picture window in the
complete paneled 15X24
family room, large de
luxe kitchen. all the
gadgets," 3 big bedrooms,
3 full baths, 21x34 rec
reation room with 3rd
fireplace and bar, 2-car
carport. There is also q
33x34 space in base
ment ideal for finishing
into hobby room and
workshop. Open 6atur-
day. Sunday and Monday
l pm. til dark. From
l4th st. bridge drive cut
Shirley hwy. to Ridge
rd., left on Ridge I'd. to
trafic light, right on
23rd st. to house; 1905.
Call IA. 10000.
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AIR-CONDITIONED
LONG, LOW
RANCHER

Completely custom built
brick rambler in a Sc
cluded setting on a
gorgeously wooded Il
acre lot. There is a
20xl3 living room with
Thermopane picture win
dow. l3x13 formal din
ing room, up-to-the-
minute custom kitchen
with eye-level oven,
counter top range, dish
washer and disposal. 4
big bedrooms 20xl4 den,
fireplace plus Gen alcove,
. full baths. recreation
room. full basement. .
car garage and laundry
room with washer end
drier. Many other quail
ity extras such as, tele-
phone Jacks, thermostat-
ically controlled exhaust
fans. etc. Priced SEN
sibly at S39,75O, Call
CIR 3-456O to see 1t
today.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

BRICK RAMBLER-LoW dn. pymt
and assume lge. loan. Main floor
hv.. I'm. with nrepl' kit. with
eating space, 3 bedrms., baths
Lower level has another bedrma
workshop, storage room, oAtsioe
entrance. Outside has earport,
screened porch. On big wooded
lot mr. Annsndals All for S23,-
n WASHINGTON bivd IA 4-3350
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HICKS

1925 g. NELSON: S17,5OO-smal
home with hidden surprises for
the man who yearns for q work.
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NORTH sPRINGFIELD-Big brk
rambler with 3 bedrms., . baths
full bsmt.; nice fenced lot: new
cond; with equip kit. carpeting
S2l,500, with FHA loan anC
terms. 7006 DahlhouSe St. DIR.
Ieesville blvd. to Catlett. follow
signs.
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FALLS CHURCH
BRICK RAMBLER

Neat as can be rancher,
on 150xl50 level lot,
with bearing peach, ap-
pie and cherry trees, on
quiet no-through street
Living room with fire.
place. fully equipped
kitchen with breakfast
bar, 8 bedrooms, carport
and 24-ft. screened porch.
Walk to bus, elem
school. S2O,50O. Call
IA. 10000 to see 1t
today.
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MANASSAS PARK. 1O3 Courtne,
dr,-2-bedroom home with ex
panslon attic. Convenient L
Quantico and Chantilly, SS,q5O
Low down payment; low MONTH,
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DSALL PARK-1s-acre corner lot
with this big brk. rambler with
full bsmt., paneled rec. rm., III
baths, 3 bedrms., mod. equip. kit
for S2l $50. with high FHA loar
and terms. 1mmac, cond. 540C
Dublin ave.
Evening star., 1960-05-28

ALEX, RIDGEvIEw ESTATES
Mod. contemporary split-leyel homI
with bedrms., baths, carport
Rir-cond unit, paneled rec. rm
3406 Jsvins dr., OF Ridgeviev dr.
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NEW
BRICK RAMBLER
WALK TO SCHOOL
$2O,7OO

Custom-built split-foyer
rambler on ls-acre lot
near elementary school
and community recrea-
tion center with tennis
court swimming pool
and clubhouse. 17X20
living room with fire.
place, dining room. lsrRe
up to- the e-minute kitchen
with eve level oven,
counter-top range. dish
washer and garbage dis
possl; 3 large bedrooms.
2 full baths, full daylight
easement. ideal for in-
ishing into recreation
room or 18th and 5th
bedrooms and 3rd bath.
We'll worth the money!
Open Saturday, Sunday
and Monday, l pm. til
dark. From Alexandria,
south on Telegraph rd.
to Climb Hill rd.. right
on Climb Hill rd., then
right on Round Hill rC.,
then right on Driftwood
lane to house on cul-de-
sac. Call FL. 4-s6O0 to
see IL tnIoy
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ARLINGTON NORTH

ARLINGTON NORTH
Brick rambler. 3 b.r., also jalousied
year round family rm, Cony' to
everything. Priced to sell, I704
n Quincy st. Open Sat, sun,
Mon. OLIVER CREEKMORE,
Broker, ia. 2-7792.
ARLINGTON, NORTH-This spar
king brick rambler is vacant and
ready for immediate occupancy,
Make ARRANGEMENTS now to see
the ) big bedrooms, ia baths,
lovely living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, modern
electric kitchen, basement recre-
ation room, attached garage and
a beautiful corner lot, Sales
price reduced to S22,950, cen
trsl air conditioning included;
only ", O5O down payment. Shown
6y appointment. DARWIN REAL
TY. INC, ia. 7-4353, KE. 1886
ARLINGTON NORTH between Lor.
com lane and Potomac river -
situated on l full wooded acre
with privacy, and secluSion, vet
only, minis. by car to Key Bridge
a 4-oedroom and den rambler with
decreatlon room, maids room. A
custom built designed home lust
loaded with charm. Price, S39,-
800: THE GROOM COMPANY,
Realtors. ia. 7-44S7.
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F FAIRFAX TOWN-Our sorrow can
be your bliss. Air-force oficer
transferring. 3-bedrm., 2I5-bath,
brk. split level, rec. rm., screened
porch, tiled bsmt., double garage,
lge. closets, storage space galore,
$40 wooded acre beautifully
handicapped. 5laeS loan S123. mo
You must see to appreciate its
many desirable features and pre-
ferred neighborhood location
Conv. TO schools, churches, shop
ping, Army Navy Golf club. 10
Mode St, Little River Hills, of
Rte. 236, CIR. 3-546l
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

DE LUKE RAMBLER; beautiful
wooded lot In top Fails Church
area, featuring 3 bedrms., sep
arate din. rm., spacious liv. rm.
with fireplace. screened porch,
patio, fenced yard and many other
features. This house will be
worthy OF your closest inspection
II you want a BIG BRICK RAM
BIER for under $4,000. GI loan
assumption and low. low monthly
payments. MONCURE AGENCY,
Realtors, 6Sl2 Lee hwy, JE. 2
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CALIFORNIA

Rambler under towering trees. ex.
posed beamed ceilings lend beau
ty to dream kitchen, living rm
with brick-wall fireplace and :
lge. bedrms.: abundance Of closet
space. Price, S20,950 includinI
wall-to-wall carpeting, custom
drApes, washer, dryer, disposal
and many, many extras. Loc. al
2l03 Holmes Run dr.. in beauti.
ful HOLMES RUN ACRES, KE. 8.
S793, 9 til o. MoELLER REAL
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FALLS CHURCH-BROYHILL PARK

If you are the buyer with the
children's safety in mind, here
Is the home for you. All-brick
rambler featuring ample bed
rooms, baths, large reversed
formal dining room, family-size
fully equipped kitchen, paneled
den, finished recreation room, cd
hreplace), huge fenced-in wooded
lot on a cul-de-sac. Walk to ele-
mentary school, community swim
ming pool, bus ST. JAMES PAR
1SH. Only S25,750. VIM. A.
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC, JE.
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FAIRFAX; BY OWNER-Excep.
tionally well-built. attrac. design
5-bedrm. Il pine paneled with
ShelYeS), full bSmt., rec. rm. with
bar, frepl., storm windows, many
extras: lge, scr. porch, patio, car
port, ige. trees; walking distance
all schools. shops, all buses
81 900. CR. 3-O364.
Evening star., 1960-05-28
TERMS OR BARGAIN
HAVE YOU SEEN
RIVER VIEW
TERRACE

New brick ramblers and
Split-levelS on 4-acre
lots. They feature l7xl3
completely eQuippe d
kitchen, 3 bedrooms
(Space for 4th bedroom,
. and 2lz baths, 2Gx13
finished recreation room.
basement, carport. S3,-
0OO cash down will han
die. Only 500 $50. Call
SO. 5-6790 to see them
today.
Evening star., 1960-05-28

ANNANDALE-3-bedrm. split-level:
ga baths, full bsmt., wall-to-wall
carpeting, air cond.: walking dis
tance to 81. Michaers Church,
school and Annandale High; S23,-
$50; $1,000 down: owner assumes
2nd trust at 5et. Available June
is. 4S0S RavenSworth rd,, tele-
phone home, CT. 6-6541: once,
OK. 7-lS03.
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TINKLE PROP. mo.
BETTER

Not hesitate on this one. Owner is
yeniently located brick split-level
home, featuring large living dining
room with fireplace. 3 and pos
sibly 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths,
beautiful rec. room, utility room
and attached carport, for S23.95O
including a large air conditioner
and other extras. TIE. 6-l4l5.
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FAIRFAX-COBBD4LT NeV +

FAIRFAX-COBBDALE II New brick
rambler; large liv rm. with fire-
place, din. rm., large kitchen, 3
hedrms., 8 baths, rec. rm. with
fireplace; full bsmt.: front porch /;
screened side porch; earport. 3D.
9l9-sq. IT. lot, shade trees; S32,- =
500. Open Sun, l to g. To reach
Come to Fairfax circle, continue
on Rte. 29-2ll-5O to Fairfax
Theater, right on Rte. 1913 TO
Cobbdaie, left on Norman ave. 10
sign. MAVIS C. COBB. OR. 3-333i,
days: CIR. 3-O053, evenings and
week ends
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FALLS CHURCH

Westhampton-1IOl E. Greenwicl
Out Rte, 7 thru Falls Church, right
on Haycock rd., left on Green.
wich. Custom built, 3 bedroom
brick rambler; st. James Parish
area; lovely, home on deep. vel
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Annandale-7 Corners Area

Contemporary split-level: 3 bedrms
and den, > baths, huge kitchen
sSearits oyea soS 6iH So F Of iiTipR nv spses Tm
plus rec, I'm. and carport; poo
membership included. at S23,950
BY. OWNER, JE. 4-3S13.
Evening star., 1960-05-28
ASHTON HEIGHTS

ASHTON HEIGHTS
Open Sun. and Mon. 2 Til DARK
lmmed. possession; excel, financing
may be assumed on this lovely,
3-bedrm. brick home Choice N
Arlington area in st. Thomas
More Parish. Formal din. rm.
de luxe mod. kit. with din. area
all details for truly gracious liv'
ing. Dir: West on Pershing dr.
to N. Nelson St, right to Norwood
right to 4l6 N. Norwood.
OPEN SUN, . TIL DARK
HALL REALTY CO.
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ANNANDALE, Coiumbia Pines-3

ANNANDALE AREA-Beaut. view
from front and back porch of coy,
2.oedrm, white rambler on park
like acre lot at end of secluded
lane. Dogwood, pines. NAPLES. Con-
venlent to shopping. schools and
bus; $4,000. ,JE 4-453n
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CIA PERSONNEL,

CIA PERSONNEL
See this 3-bedroom center-hall
brick rambler in this highly desir-
room with fireplace. separate din
ing room and modern kitchen,
built-in garage and basement.
Wall-to-wall Competing and air
conditioning included in sale price
Lovely lot with many trees and
priced right at S2S,750. KE. g.
TOWN & COUNTRY
REAITOR O Try n
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ANNANDALE - Assume 43Ies loan
Of $4,000, and get the cleanest.
neatest brick rambler. featuring
!colorful dream kitchen, 3 large
bedrooms, 2-way brick fireplace
in living rm.: dining rm., screened
porch; washer and drier included
in price Of S17950 VACANT.
5202 Gilpin DR., Edsall Park. KE
ESTATE
Evening star., 1960-05-28

ALEX. 435 Mt. Vernon aye.-S4OC
down, row brick, neat, clean, 2
bedrooms.
Evening star., 1960-05-28

LORD FAIRFAX ESTATES BIZ
Split-level on i7-scre lot with ga
rage, for S24,500. Has 3 big bed
rms, 2l7 baths, modern kit, bsmt
rec. rm.: space for large family
3O2 Stratford ave. of o. S. 81
at General Motors Training School
Fairfax area.
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ARLINGTON FoREsTi BY OWNER

-o-bedTm Colonial, sep dining
rm., knotty-pine rec. rm., screened
porch: outdoor fireplace and patio
many extras. Sl7,450. Terms
arranged. IA. 7-5452.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARL., 3726 N. Woodrow ST.. Coun-
try Club Hills-Nev Colonial RAM
bier: LIST hr-, liV. Tm. with firepl-
din. rm.. all-elee. kit, scr. porch
3 bedrms, , baths. Lower level
I'm. rec. rm. with flrepL, bedrm.
bath, util. rm. and double garage
prox. = acre in this exclusive
munity; S47.50O. PAUL ROSEH-
BERGER, Builder, IA. 2-l32S.
Evening star., 1960-05-28

EDSALL PARK-Big split-level on
4-acre lot, for S21,S00. Has 3
big bedrms., mod. kit. with table
space, rec. nm, summer patio;
excel. cond. home with good A.
nancing. 6S05 Galax court.
Miller Real Estate Co.
IA. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
2TopHorses
Both Pass Up
Gallant Fox

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 (AP)
Owners of Bald Eagle and
Kelso, the two top candidates
for horse-ofo-the-year honorS,
both declined the issue and
neither will start in the SITS, 600
added Gallant Fox Handicap
tomorrow at Aqueduct. The
field of 10 for the mile-and-
three-quarterS race is headed by
the Argentine bred Don Poggio,
with l26 pounds.
The Cain Hoy Stables Bald
Eagle won the 100000 Wash
ington, D. c., International last
Friday at Laurel, a race in
Which Kelso's owner. the b.
hernia Stable, declined an in
vitation.
Kelso beat Gustave Rings
Don Poggio and Bald Eagle
in the 100000 Jockey Club
Gold Cup at 2 miles October
20. KelSo goes to California to
race and Bald Eagle will be
retired to the stud.
Others entered for the 22d
running of the Gallant Fox,
won last year by Bald Eagle,
are Manassas Mauler, -118;
Promised Land, us; Eddie
Schmidt, ZIG; the King Ranch
entry of Dispense, ITO, and
Mamboreta, ia; Don Rickles,
liz; Nickel Boy, 119; ElecUo.
ia. and Catapult, 100.
With 10 starters the race
will gross $84,500, the winner
netting $54,075.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
By JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

BALTIMORE. Nov. 18.-Al-
though $110,760 is at stake,
only eight 2-year-olds could
be mustered today for the 38th
running tomorrow of the Pim-
lico Futurity, last important
juvenile event of the Eastern
racing season.
One of the least distin-
guiShed fields in the history
of the Futurity, which includes
such winners as Equipoise,
Count Fleet and Citation, will
go to the post in the mile-and-
a-sixteenth race. The most
notable absentee is Garry Back,
the Garden State and Remsen
winner, who was not made
eligible. No supplemental en-
tries ARE permitted in the
Futurity.
Tomorrow's favorite is Har-
Dor View Farms Garwol. who
finished sixth in the Garden
State in sloppy going. Prior
to that he was nosed out by
his stablemate, Rowing Min
strel, in the Champagne States
at Belmont Park. Jockey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
NOT AFRAID OF CRITICISM
Ouesodo Will Follow
Hord-Driving Policy

tees in baseball, but in case
you see him, tell him it's sport. I"
AS commander of fighter
pilots in World War II, Quesada
flew combat missions and was
labeled a pilots type of gen.
eral. He led fighter commands
in North Africa and Italy, then
directed the air phase of the
Normandy invasion. Before
retiring, he commanded the
task force that set off the first
hydrogen bomb in the Pacific.
Elmer p. (Hap) Hardell,
Georgetown track coach, re-
members Quesada as a quarter
back on the Tech High School
lightweight eleven which Har-
dell coached in 1920.
Pete went on to play on the
varsity team under Coach
William Apple, numbering
among his teammates Granville
Guide, Don Adams and Jack
Cline. He also played basket
ball and football.
Quesada stands 5-foot-8 and
scales 1875 pounds, but he was
much lighter in those days.
He still shoots an occasional
round of golf and once played
a fast brand of tennis. Some
schoolmates believe he showed
enough promise as a first base
See QUESADA, Page D-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18
Quesada Fails to Get Lane
As Boss Of New Club Here
Johnny Murphy
Considered; A.
Spot Still Open
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
ute appearance before the own
erS.
Greenberg, who will remain
a vice president of the White
Sox, was disappointed in the
plan adopted to stock the new
teams.
The player plan leaves much
to be desired.
Each of the eight American
League clubs of 1860 must sub
init a list of is players, seven
of whom were in the majors
last August 81, when the Is
player limit was in effect. From
this list the new Washington
and Los Angeles clubs together
must select seven from each
list. Neither of the two new
clubs will be allowed more than
four players from any one list.
They will select on an alter
mating basis.
To insure balance, the league
has stipulated that of the %
players each club selects in this
manner, 10 must be pitchers,
two catchers, six infielders and
four outfielders. There are no
restrictions on the remaining
six players.
Washington and Los Angeles
also will be able to draft two
players from the minors, after
the other clubs get through in
the regular draft meeting No
vember % in Louisville. In
addition the newcomers will be
permitted to purchase the con-
tract of one minor Lacquer from
each club in the league.
The price set for the % ma
jor leaguers each of the new
clubs will get is $4,000 a man.
The price for the minor league
draftees is $25, 900 each. Thus
% players, most of whom will
be OF questionable ability, will
cost Quesada and his associates
ST. million. A total of 10 more
minor leaguers would cost an
additional $250,OOO.
After turning down Quesada
today. Lane said: Il think I
can fight Washington's battles
and Los Angeles battles better
from Cleveland. Their battles
are our battles. The most we
can do for the new clubs is the
least we can do.
I'VE can't go into Washing
See BASEBALL, Page D-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-18

Elwood (Pete) Quesada, who
will head the new Washington
ball club, will not be mistaken
for the departing Calvin Grit
fifth, according to associates
and friends.
The retired Air Force lieu
tenant general set speed and
records while flying
for the old Army Air Corps.
Those who know him expect
him to follow the same hard
driving policies in setting up
the new team here.
AS chief of the Federal Avia-
ton Agency, the 56-year-old
QueSada is accustomed to
criticism and opposition.
I'm the FAA job" a friend
remarked, "he demonstrated
that he can be tough in stand
ing up for what he thinks is
right for the airplane- riding
public"
He refused to ground the
prophet Electras after a series
OF crashes, despite a suggestion
by Senator Hartke, Democrat
OF Indiana, that he be fired.
Before that he resigned as head
OF Lockheed's Missile Systems
Division in a dispute over
policy. In that 1855 argument,
20 research scientists went out
with him.
Hours before his group was
awarded the franchise yester-
day, Quesada was trimming
with confidence as he fielded
questions from the audience
after a luncheon speech on
aviation at the National Press
Club.
Il can assure you we (the
ball club won't be last" he
said. promising that the new
team will be as good as money
and know-how can make it.
Asked if he planned to buy
a transport plane to fly the bail
club, he said: If we had enough
money to buy a transport, we'd
buy good players.
One listener wanted to know
II he was getting into baseball
as business or a sport.
Il don't see Representative
Celler," he said, referring to the
opponent of monopolistic prac-