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Evening star., 1960-08-17
WIN, LOSE OR
DRAW B, FRANCE, ,7.uu
The BeIIigerents, Past and Present

MAYBE BALLPLAYERS aren't fighting any more often
than IN days gone by Maybe it only that way be-
cause lately few of the boys been landing like Billy
Martin when he broke bone Rookie Jim Brewers face
and Eddie Mathews when he oecked Frank Robinson.
For athletes, most ballpayers notoriouSy mex
pert with their fists Even the experienced Martin when
ne clouted Brewer photographed landing his right
hand with both feet off the ground novice Golden
Glover But this doesn't they don't get hurt oc-
scaSionaly.
Camilo Pascual hasn't been the same sharp pitcher
since his shoulder hurt by teammates who sought
restrain him against Pete Runnes of the Sox
OF Camlos Sometimes, as when Carl Reynolds jaw
broken by Bill Dckey, player is lest for weeks
Most OF the good fights net for all They have
taken place under the stands in the cfubhouses in hotel
rooms and in Pullman Indeed of the long, drawn
out classics in sheer wreckage was on a, train.
&. -
THIS WAS YEARS ago when Hugo Bezdek who had
been great football player the University Chicago
with Walter Eckersal, managing the Pittsburgh Pi
rates One of his pitchers Burlegh Grimes the hard
bitten Spbaer. They had words and finally fought from
one end of the teams Pullman to the other-and back
Burleigh fighter, but he didn't always win Eye
witnesses say that he picked the in Pancho
Snyder Of the Giants day. Grimes busted off frankie
FriSch at the plate do that again. warned Snyder big
catcher and you'll have settle with after the game
Burlegh cut loose again and sent FriSch prawling
the next pitch True to his word Snyder was waiting tor
, Grimes under the stands ready, willing and able.
During his playing days. and even later as an umpire
George Moriarty figured in succession of brawls BY
MarCn mlgnL De cOnSloefeQ
! big in the days when most balplayers
smallish and George, too, willing.
CLARK GRIFFITH DIDN'T always admit the story was
true but published in the old Reach Guide that one
Of Grfs tricks, when he managing the New York
Hghander to start Morary at first base against the
Detroit Tigers Big George stickout at any position
although third base normally was his beat
Morartys job slip the hip to Ty Cobb when the
fiery Georgian roared down the frstbase line invariably
in fho innjnU jkp1
fight and If both Cobb and Mcrarty thrown out OF
the game Griffith the big winner George was expend-
able unlike Cobb because out of the New York dugout
would the peerless Hal Chase to play first base
Morarty who umpred for 20 years in the majors after
quitting to manage the Tigers, was tempestuous
figure while wearing the blue Once in Cleveland ne
charged into the White dressing after strong
and prolonged batting session and offered to fight the
whole Chicago club Mt Gaston slender pitcher who once
toed the Senator'S nearest the outraged Morart
who broke Gastons jaw and his hand with punch
Then Charlie Berry Frank CRUDE the two Sox catchers
who played football Lafayette aedgedy beat on George
See WIN, LOSE OR DRAW, Page B-s
Evening star., 1960-08-17
Senators Can Deal Orioles
FataI Blow in 2-Game Set
Reserve Lineup
Provides Punch
Against Red Sox
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star Staf Writer

BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-THE
Senators practically can pune
ture the Orioles penant pros
poets in a pair of night games
here starting tonight. While
only a game and a half back
of the league-leading Yankees,
Baltimore is four games behind
in the lost column as it clashes
with a club that has given it
grief this season.
Memorial Stadium is the
Senators favorite playpen.
They have won seven of nine
games here, including the last
four in a row, and they'd like
to wrap up their Baltimore
activity for the season by max
ing it six straight.
Jack Kralick, who has al
lowed the Orioles only three
runs in his last 1928 innings
against them, will strive for
his fifth victory tonight against
Jack Fisher. In employing
Kralick, Manager Cookie Lava
getto is following a pattern
of using lefthanders almost
exclusively against Baltimore.
Undecided on Lineup
In the Senator's last seven
games with the Orioles, Lava
getto twice has used Pedro
Ramos, an 8-5 winner over
Boston yesterday in Washing
ton, and lefthanders on the
other occasions. Cookie isn't
inclined to argue with success.
That philosophy admittedly
has Lavagetto pondering the
remainder of his lineup to-
night. He benched Jim Lemon.
Bob Allison. Earl Battey and
Billy Gardner yesterday to give
those weary performers a rest.
What he got from his reserves
was a 14-hit attack against
Ike O'clock, Tom Sturdivant and
Ted Willis, including back-to-
back seventh inning homers
by Ramos and Billy Console.
Arguments Both Ways
Il just haven't made up my
mind about who will play to-
night" Cookie said. "Some of
the fellows came through so
nicely yesterday that maybe
I could afford to rest those
four another night and get
them really refreshed. But
Ill have to think about it."
Functioning in favor of using
the lineup he tried yesterday is
the fact that it would continue
See SENATOR'S, Page Bill
Evening star., 1960-08-17
LAGGARDS IRK COACH
Redskins Restricted
To Camp by Nixon

sive play was one of the brighter
spots in the drab San Francisco
episode. Veteran Ralph FELTON,
also convinced the onlookers
that he's still the teams best
linebacker. Nixon would like to
rest FELTON, in the exhibition
games, but may not be able to
do so.
Rams SpOtty, Too
Things aren't going so we'll in
the Rams camp, either. Water
field began working with Char
lie Britt and Don Ellersick, de-
fensive safetymen, and Half
back Dick Bass, all of whom
played in the All-Star Game
last week at Chicago. They are
sure to see action against the
Redskins.
Waterfield also ordered Ollie
Matson, Joe Marconi and Tom
Wilson to do extra ball =
handling work in an effort to
cure them of fumbllng. Three
mlscues helped the Phila-
delphia Eagles whip the Rams,
20-7, in their debut last week
and Waterfeld wants to pre-
vent an encore.
NOTES-Quarterback Ralph
Gugliel1ni went to dinner on a
cane last night after being bed
ridden Monday with his injured
knee. 1t prompted one OBJ
server to remark that Eagle
Days passing must have looked
much better" Another de-
cided that Tackle Don Boil,
who carried baskets of food to
Goog, wasn't hauling enough.
The 2S8-pound Boil. who is on
4 special diet himself, has been
dubbed big Red Riding Hood"
Kelly Mlller'S observation was
that maybe he'll make the
team as a caterer" Jack
Teele, 80, former Long Beach.
Calf, Sportswriter, has been
named publicity director for
the Rams. He succeeds Bert
Rose, who'll be general man.
ager for the new Minneapolis
NFL team next year. TV
Cowboy Roy Rogers visit to
the Redskins camp kept the
entertainment at its usual high
level. 1t would be a bigger
help if Owner George Marshall
could entice a couple of foot
ball players to join up.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
E|ordeDefends
Crown Tonight
Against Comes

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. II
(AP).-Champion Flash Elorde
of Manila and Harold Comes of
Providence, R. T., both eager for
more established boxing crowns,
fight tonight for the world jun
ior lightweight title in a ma
tionally televised 15-rounder.
1T will be shown in WASH
ington by WMAL-7 starting at
10 o'clock0
The fight in Civic Auditorium
is a rematch of a title bout
March Is in Manila in which
Elorde dropped Comes eight
times. That battle brought
the Filipino southpaw the 130-
pound title on a seventh-round
knockout.
Comes blamed the 110-de-
gree heat for his performance.
Elorde is a slight fayorite of
oddsmakerS for tonight's fight.
Moore Bout in Offing
Elorde's camp suggests vic
tory will rate the 25-year-old
fighter a shot at Joe Browns
lightweight Q35-pound) crown.
Comes, 26, figures a victory
over Elorde should earn him a
crack at the featherweight
Q27-pound) title held by Davey
Moore.
Elorde, unranked by the
National Boxing Association in
the lightweight division, has a
56-15-1 record with 81 knock
outs. He's been stopped twice.
Comes, at 5 feet 4, two inches
shorter than the champion,
counts 46 victories and S losses.
He has % knockouts and has
been stopped three times. He is
ranked No. 3 III the feather
weight class by the NBA.
Philippines on Edge
The first Elorde Comes fight
drew $4,000 in Manila with
thousands unable to get in. To-
nights scrap figures to draw
about 1000 paying between
$4,000 and $4,000.
The fighters share equally in
the proceeds. $4,000 each from
S25,000 television money plus
27l2 per cent of the gate.
Although there is no radio
nationally, the match will be
broadcast live to the Philip
pines. Lope Sarreal, manager
and father-in-law of the
champion, predicted radio
audience of 20 million, nearly
everyone in the Philippines,
because of the popularity of
Elorde. He is the first Filipino
world boxing champion since
Ceferino Garcia won the mid
dleWeight title in 1899.
The fight will be scored by
a referee and two JUDGES, an
nounced a fight time, under
the l0-point must system, 10
points for the winner of the
round, 9 or less for the loser.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
Yanks Thrive
0nIndiviiduaI
Performances
Ford Takes Over
With Three-Hitter
On Two Days Rest
BY the Associated Press

First Mickey Mantle, now
Whitley Ford. The Yankees.
long a bunch of maurauders
who struck en- masse against
the challengers, have come
battling back in the American
League race on two fine one
man performances. .
The Yanks looked about as
bad as any pennant contender
can look when they were
plunked out of first place by a
double header loss to Wash
ington Sunday. Mantle had
been yanked out of the second
game for failing to run out a
ground ball.
Then Mantle. pricked by
pride. put 'em back on top with
a pair Of two-run homers that
beat Baltimore, 4-3, Monday
night.
Ford Keeps Them There
And Ford kept them there
yesterday. Working with Just
two days rest at his own
request, the scrappy' southpaw
came through with his second
straight three-hit, 10 deci-
sion as the Yankees swept the
two-game series, and dropped
the Orioles from first to third.
Ford became the second
pitcher in the majors to notch
consecutive 10 games this sea-
son. Jim O'Toole did it for
Cincinnati back in May when
he hurled a ur-hitter against
the Cardinals and a seven
hitter against the Philiies.
The last time the feat had
been accomplished in the
American League was back in
April, 1855, when Willard Nixon
OF the Red Sox did it against
Washington with a five-hitter
and the Yankees with a two
hitter.
Ford's performance, backed
by hit batter and singles by
Yogi Berra and Johnny Blan-
chard for a fourth-inning run,
kept the Yankees a half-game
ahead Of the White Sox. The
defending champions defeated
Detroit. 80. with two unearned
runs in the eighth inning.
Cleveland beat Kansas City.
4-3 in 10 innings, and Wash
ington raped Boston, 8-5.
Third Straight Loss
Ford, who beat Washington,
10, Saturday. took some of the
pressure off the Yankees
strained pitching staff with his
quick comeback. He gave UP
lead-off double by Jackie
Brandt. then outdueled Chuck
Estrada Q3-O by allowing only
a fourth-inning single by Gene
Wooqling and an infield hit by
Ron Hansen in the seventh.
Ford, now 81 with his fourth
shutout, walked two. struck out
six.
1t was the third straight loss
for the Orioles, now one and
one-hah games behind, and all
three have been by one run.
The Orioles have a 28-16 rec
ord for one-run decisions, while
the Yankees are 1915. The
See AMERICAN, Page Bio
Evening star., 1960-08-17
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staf Writer

LOS ANGELES, Aug. IT,
The Redskins have been re-
stricted to the Occidental Col
lege campus to await Friday
nights game with the Rams.
Not a member of the squad
can leave the grounds without
Coach Mike Nixon's express
permission, and he isn't giving
it. Up until now players have
been allowed out on Wednesday
and Saturday evenings to attend
neighborhood movie houses. A
nearby ice cream parlor has
been a nightly port of call for
some, and a few have enjoyed
a cooling beer. But no more.
1t means that for entertain
ment the players have been re-
duced to picking out one-f1nger
tunes on an upright piano
shooting pool on a slightly
tilted table, and watching tele-
vision.
Nixon Is Irate
Nixon is still steaming over
the debacle at San Francisco
last Sunday. He's miffed be-
cause a certain few aren't in
good physical condition after
four weeks Of training, and
conditioning won't be empha-
sized when the encourage hits
the road for the remaining four
exhibition games.
To hear Mike tell it, some of
his men couldn't have knocked
Grandma Moses off her feet in
the Forty-Niners game, which
the Redskins lost, 31-7. All of
the coaches agree that a better
effort-Sharper blocking, harder
tackling-would have held the
score close if it didn't win the
game.
There is no guarantee that
the Redskins will show any i'm
provement against the Rams,
even though Coach Bob Water
fields men are not rated as
good as the Forty-Niners at
this stage. But Nixon is hoping
that rockies like Lineman Andy
Stynchula of Penn State, Don
Stallings of North Carolina and
Bob Khayat at Mississippi will
light a fire under some of the
veterans.
Ordinarily some heads would
have rolled after the San Fran
cisco debacle. but this squad
is so thin Mike can't afford to
make any cutS-yet. The club
has got to take most of them
East anyway. so Nixon may as
well hang on to them as can
non fodder for the Rams game.
Ben Scotti's improved defen-
Evening star., 1960-08-17
PROBABLE
PITCHERS
AMERICAN IEAGTE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at Baltimore tn)-Kra.
lick t4-2J VS.. Fisher tS-ap.
Chicago at Cleveland Cn), Shaw
1l-9I VS.. Perry I5-5.
New York at Boston n)-Stafiord
tO-Ol or Coates t9-3D VS.. Muffett 4-2D
Kansas CITY at Detroit CnD-Herbert
G-l2) VS.. Larry tl0-l2l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Los Angeles at Chicago - Drys-
dale 1O-l2D VS.. Hobbie QO-l6).
Philadelphia at Pittsburg onl-Buz-
hardt (4-f0D VS.. Haddix 90.
San Francisco at St. Louis tn)-
Sanford Old VS.. Sadecki $3.50.
Milwaukee at Cincinnati (n)-Buhl
11-6) VS.. O'Toole IO-10).
Evening star., 1960-08-17
LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN
NATIONAL

Results Yesterday
L. A., :: Chic, 8
III innings.
Pitts, If;
Phila., @-3.
Milw., .: Cine. 1
s. F.. Z: st. L., 3.
Games Today
L. A. at Chic.
Phila. at Pitts. (n).
8. F. at St. L. (n).
Milw. at Cine. tnD
Games Tomorrow
L. A. at Chic.
Phila. at Milw. tn).
Pitts. at Cine, (n).
Only games sched-
uled.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
722-GameLead
ByPittsburgh
Years Best
BY the Associated Press

Pitching, hitting and bunts.
Add them up and they give
Pittsburgh a bulging 712-game
lead in the National League
pennant race.
The Pirates rolled to the big
gest lead of the season IN the
majors by sweeping a double
header from Philadelphia, 11-2
and 4-3, last night, while Mil
waukee replaced skidding st.
Louis in second place. The
sweep gave the Pirates five vic
tories in their last six games
and IL in their last 16.
Righthander Bob Friend,
backed by Is hits, won his
18th in the opener. He al
lowed seven hits, but walked
just one man and put down
II in a row from the second to
the eighth innings.
In the nightcap, Joe Gibbon
and Reliever Roy Face gave up
just five hits between them
while the Pirates collected a
tie-breaking run on a walk in
the eighth inning. Three con-
secutive bunts, by Dick Groat,
Bob Skinner and Rocky Nelson,
loaded the bases and upset
Robin Roberts, who then
walked Roberto Clemente. It
was the only pass Roberts al
lowed, and gave Clemente five
RIBS for the night.
Spahn's 2S1st Victory
Milwaukee moved up as Hank
Aaron drove in both runs and
Warren SPAIN gained his 28lSt
victory in a 2-1 decision at
Cincinnati. The Cardinals, with
four boots giving San Francisco
four unearned runs. lost their
fifth in a row, 7-3. Fourth
place Los Angeles defeated the
Cubs, Us in II innings.
The Pirates won the opener
with a five-run first inning
against Jim Owens Gid, who
lost his sixth in a row. Gle
mente and Skinner each drove
See NATIONAL, Page BIO
Evening star., 1960-07-21
HOUSES FOR SALE VA.
(cONIINUEp)

ARL., New ramb.: 3 bedrms. =,
2z baths. carport; close in, 605i
eo55, 6059, n. goth st. OPEN BY
OWNER. Daily 8 TO 9. Sun. . to
o. IA. 7-2997, ewes, RE. 6-S765.
ARLINGTON, N.-spacious 3-bed-
room brick Colonial in excellent
location: Full basement. ga baths.
screened porch, large level land
seaped lot. Completely redecorat-
ed and ready for occupancy. Low
er 20s, Shown by appointment
only. Ewes. IA. 2-2422, FRANK 8
PHILLIPS, INC, REALTORS, ia.
ARLINGTON, NORTH; GOLF CLUB
MANOR-Older home bargain in
this most exclusive section: Eng.
eeSsing and summer-winter porch;
bedrooms. > baths, built-in ga
fage, on perfectly gorgeous wooded
lot. MAKE YOUR OFFER! Shown
1E appointment only. FRANK 8
PHILLIPS, INC, IA. 7-S012.
AnLNGT0N-And SO convenient to
the bus and schools. Comfortable
and roomy 3-bedrm. Colonial: all
ICONS large and we'll lighted, sug-
costing hospitality cheerful living
I'm. with log-burning fireplace
situated in area Of refined homes
and friendly neighbors; a top
value at $4,000. Call SHANNON
d LUcHS, Realtors, ia. 5-6S0O.
..e055 Wilson blvd.
ARINGTON-Perfectly located: s.
bedroom Colonial with attractive
Appointments: CENTRALLY AIR
CONDITIONED; screened porch
Tor summer enjoyment, recreat tion
room in full basement, detached
garaEe; picturesque landscaping;
walk TO schools and churches;
priced $4,000: financing arranged
20 your satisfaction. Call SHAM
NON & LUCHS, REALTORS, IA.
o-6S00. 8 til 8, 2055 Wilson blvd.
ARL. = Brick Cape Cod. 4 huge
n esdrnns.. 2ls baths, rec; room,
ing $4,000. IA. 7-0250.
MIIKEY REALTY
Evening star., 1960-07-21
PARKER
SMITH AND DoNNELL
A. 7-f3I6I- RealtorS IA -

4-BEDRoOM RAMBLER; Si7,950-
2 years old; large level lot with
shade trees: walk to schools,
church and stores. UNITED RE-
ATTY CORP, CIR. 3-24S4.
3-BEDRM. CAPE COD, den, screened
porch, near schools, shopping, So.
S5O. assume G1 loan, consider
OWNER. 261 Cabell dr.. Manassas
Park, Va. Empire S-3760.
4 BEDROOMS, 2 FULL BATHS
In this California STYLED rancheI
on a level fenced lot. Large HVina
room with fireplace, separate din.
ing area, nice equipped kitchen
JEALOUSY enclosed porch, LUXURY
paneled recreation room. Just Z
step to buses and convenient Il
Seven Corners. Priced for Quicl
action at Just S19.500. Call TO.
DAY. JE. $4,000. VIM. A. CHAP.
MAN DEAT TV
Evening star., 1960-07-21
8 UNITS, BRAND-NEW
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN NV. AREA-3-story
brk. building with approx. 10000
So. IT. of floor space; zone c.:
ideal for fraternal, church organi-
cation, service business, distribu-
tor, etc; unusual financing avail
to qualified purchaser. F. W.
BERENS SALES, INC. JU. 7-77OO
Evening star., 1960-07-21
Comfortable
EASY
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

This immaculate, 3-bedrm., 2H-
bath ana den rambler has a lovely
tree shaded setting with 2IO-foot
frontage, in an area noted for
some Of the finest residences in
North Arlington, near Washington
Golf and Country Club. Centrally
aforementioned; only 3 years Old
A lifetime asbestos roof is typical
of the qualities in this spacious
nome, containing wide center-hall
entrance, 23xl 6-foot living room,
mahogany-paneled den, fermal
dining room, large screened porch
and finished basement with rec
reation room, maids room and
half bath; priced in low AOs
Evening star., 1960-07-21

-
EXTRA SPECIAL-Assume large
4H2to GI loan on this immaculate
brick rambler on a high, extra
large parklike lot. Features 3
bedrms.. Ia baths, full basement
with large rec. rm., carport and
patio. Price, -S23,950. Won't last.
Call WE. S-6700 now.
FIRST TIME-This lovely home in
close-in Arlington with many ex-
tras such as wall-to-wall carpet
ing. beautiful shaded glass COW
cred breezeway in high fenced
yard. Full basement with recrea-
tion rm. You must see it, as it
won't last. Price is only S12,750.
Call ia. $4,000.
NORTH ARLINGTON-Be first on
this all-brick home in excellent To-
cation. Better-than-new condi-
tion: 3 bedrooms, full basement,
living rm. has fireplace. separate
dining room. Superb grounds with
lovely shrubs and best of all, the
price Is only SlS,5O0 with superb
financing available. Call JA.
WHAT DID YOU SAY? That it is
possible for me to buy a 4-bedrm.
2-bath, practically new home with
terrific living rm. and dining rm.,
covered with wall-to-wall carpet
ing. glass sliding doors onto patio
with beautiful yard? All of this
for only S19,950, with only 81 200
down. know it is hard to believe
but it's the gayest. most exciting
nome you've ever seen. Call WE.
$4,000. BETTER HOMES REAL
TY, INC, Realtors.
Evening star., 1960-07-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

CENTER.HALL PLAN, so
rare to ind in today's
homesl-3-bedroom, 2-bath
brick in excellent Arlington
location: oil hot-water heat,
full basement, garage. shaded
corner lot, and rear Is
Anchor fenced. Price, sell
600. Call IA. 7-9300. AR
LINGTON REALTY Co.
$500 Wilson blvd. Open 8
It'll q.
Evening star., 1960-07-21
HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

VTENNA-ThiS lovely 3-bedroom
2la-bath brick split-level can b
bought on a rent-option basis
furnished or unfurn. Wall-to-wal
earpeting Closets galore. Abso'
TINKLE IisEf PRoPERTTEs. Si INC. nS9s REAL.
TOR. 3101 Col. Pike. IA. 5-l207
WALK TO BUS AND SHOPS from
bss shis eGssn and Rs N0G5h ony ArnstSR ysa1 od
Center-hall entrance, large livinl
room with fireplace, separate din,
ing room. lovely equipped kitcher
with eating space: 3 bedms., 4ti
possible; 2I5 baths, large bright
rec. room with fireplace and walk
out bsmt. S27,950. ia. 5-155O
ATLAS REALTY co. Open It'll s
Evening star., 1960-07-21
NEW YORK AVE. LOG.
RESTAURANT

Ultra-modern in conjunction with
downtown 52-unit motel; excellent
location; seating capacity 100;
nearly completed: lease available
EXECUTIVE MOTEL
LA. $4,000 Mr.. Winbers
II Am To 4 m
Evening star., 1960-07-21

FINEST LOC;, 8 min. to Pen.sgon.
Brk. Colonial: ~ iv rm4. ige. din.
nm, mod kit, bkfst. nook, den,
3 lge: bedrms., ga baths, rec. rm.'
maids rm. $1,000 under appraised
Tnsi value S29,950; Excel. terms.
Evening star., 1960-07-21
DUPONT CIRCLE
MONTANA BUILDING

MODERN OFFICE SPACE E-I,3O0
and l 400 So. II. avail. immed See
your broker, or owner. 2323 Wis
M EE lnN
Evening star., 1960-07-21
BRICK RAMRT,ER

. large bedrms, 2 baths. full bsmt
with beautiful rec. rm., laundry
rm; and shop: large lot; S19,50O:
BROWN REALTY. JE. 4-OO4i.
Evening star., 1960-07-21
BEGINNERS
REALTORS 9 TIL 9
BELLEVUE FOREST
S30.500


Oistinctively Colonial in every de-
tail. from the recessed entrance
way to the generous room sizes
this unique and charming rambler
represents an uneXcelled value
Beautifully designed and situated
on a large level lot, it contains
Entrance foyer, spacious living
room with paneled fireplace wall
separate dining room with Colonial
chair rail and French doors to q
delightful screened porch, 2l-foot
.paneled den with fireplace, and
large fully equipped kitchen with
Q most unusual breakfast area
Also, detached garage and a Life
time" asbestos roof and many
shade trees. One of the most at
tractive homes in Bellevue Forest
George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS ia. 4-140o
BIG FAMILY sPECIAL-Five bed
rooms, plus den and an 1S-ft.
Kitchen: hot water heat and
porch: full acre lot with garden
already planted. Don't miss this
one at only S17,950. Call JA,
5-6S00. SHANNON a. LUCHS,
REALTORS, 2055 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1960-07-21
HOUSES FOR SALE VA.
MCLEAN

MANASsAs-S145 dn., $3.50 mo.
(non-vet or Yet). attract. Cape
Cod. No red tape Vacant. Move
in. DU. $4,000, JU. S-33SO.
Evening star., 1960-07-21

ARL., New ramb.: 3 bedrms. 81,
"a baths, earport; close in. 605I
owner. OWN R'5 Daily ! to to g. 3. sun. sum 2 to 70
o. ia. 7-2997, ewes, KE. 6-s765.
Evening star., 1960-07-21
BIG

Z bedrooms, 3 baths, . living
rooms, fireplace. center entrance.
less than l year old. Wall-to-wall
.carpeting. Good neighborhood.
Must sell this week end. IMME-
DIATE OCCUPANCY. Call today.
Price S23,95O.
MYERS & HILL, INC.
REALTOR DU. S-6l33