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HOUSES UMFUaH. TO RENT
(cONTINUED)

KENTLAND.HYATTsVILLE, 7647
Greedy Rd,-2 bedrms.. lty. rm..
mo. DE. 2-S45s. WI. 6-sS57.
BLVD. AREA-Nr. Dis
trict line, bdrms., 2a baths.
lovely neisSborS SSs EVELYN SS y.
KAPLAN Z CO., p40-lS20.
AIANAssAs-Attr: Cape Cod. Va
cant taa. ~ ~ mo q nd SHentai purchase cp'
NEAR d. c.. sos 72nd st.-3
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.. kit,
Ia baths, $149.50 per mo. DE.
2-245S, VIII. 6-S257.
NORTH ARL.-4-bedrm. house, 1
blk. from bus. Lease required.
ia. 8-7041 aft. Q pm. for appt.
Mr.. MINI. AND PA. AVE. -6-rm.
house, 3 bedrms., fenced yard, Inn
mate occupancy. LII. l-1l02.
OXON HILL, MD, 4507 Panorama
DIS BIZ immed. Occup., fully re-
dec, 500 mo. To inspect, s6o-le66.
SPRINGFIELD, VA.-Mod. 3-bed-
rm. rambler with 9 lge. rms. up
stairs, 3 baths. S175. 461-4646.
by appt.
KENSTNGTON, SIII-
YER SPRING, ROCKVnLE-Sev-
eral 2, 3 and 4 bedrm. homes
avail. Some for immediate occu-
pancy, some with option to buy.
CALI or write, 949-S44O.
MANovILL REALTY CORP,
2516 University blvd. West,
Wheaton, Maryland.
- Vacant, 2-bedrm,
rambler, fin. bsnt., excel. cond.,
COW. TO schls., stores, bus. $11O.
Elk. 3-8500, ewes. ia. $4,000.
2OOe r ST. N.W.-s rooms, 3 baths.
Newly renovated, $265 mo. Availa-
BILE Oct. J.. Phone NO. 1888 after
Sept. 3. Principals only.
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MOVING, PACKING, STOR.
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

HOUSES FuRN. TO RENT
ARR, N.-3-bedrm. brick. firepl.,
shops, schools. 2s1-3403.
ARL:-2-bedrm. brick. Mr.. schools
and shopping. Move in now.
Sl35. ia. 2-0526.
ARL. M bedrooms. 2h baths,
maids rm., full bath, liv. rm.,
din. rm., sunroom, gear garage,
enclosed formal garden, plus Ice.
play area. Call Mrs. Gray,
FRANCES POWELL HILL, Real
tor. DE. 2-41O1, Ewes. FE. 3-1934
ARL.-Place to entertain, will rent
to group Of girls or boys, 4-bed-
rm., 2-bath house. lge. iiv. and
din. rm., lge. yard, view OF
Washington, recently remodeled,
walking distance to PentaRon.
bus at door. 6S4-949e.
ave, nr. Reno n. -Det. lge. Z.
DIXIE REALTY Co. M M. s-ss7 s!OO'
CHEVY CHASE, SILVER SPRING
iirepl,. rec. Tm. with firepi. Wei
furnished Mr.. Mcclellan, JU,
z-67o4. JAMES L. DIXON & co,
Realtors, FE. $500.
CHEVY CHASE. off Conn, ave-
porch, firepl. in Nv. rm., indi:
yidual air -cond., redec. S226.
Call bet. SO pm. 363-3622.
BETHESDA, Hatherleigh drive
Cow. 70 wildwood Shopping Gen.
ter. Transp. and schools. Ex-
quisitely furn. 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
built-in garage. $500 mo. Avail.
immed. EVELYN q. KAPI.AN a.
CO.. g49-l920.
Mr.. ARMY MAP sERV.| bed
rms. 2 baths. spac. quarters,
lovely neighborhood. EVELYN q,
KAPLAN q CO. 949-l92O.
ROCK CREEK PARK AREA-Est,
neishborhood. 8 bedrms., 2 baths.
hv. rm., din. rm,. rec, rm., Diet.
gar, bargain at 1918 month.
EVELYN O. KAPLAN a CO..
949-l92O.
WE HAVE SOME CHOICE furnished
or unfurnished homes in NV. and
nearby Maryland. Call US first.
DravillaS Realty Co.
AID, 2-OIA2
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shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1eOk
0ETnECNG -
GEoRGETOWN VnLAGE

GEUhGEIOWN VILLAGE
3-bedrm., 1I7-bath brick rambler, J
years old, dining room. Full base
ment. Walk to wildwood shopping,
Walter johnson high. Sle,s50.
REALISTINGS CORP. 654-s53S
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tuart & Maury, Inc.
Realtors

500 WISCONSIN, AVE.--------
ASHTON -COLEsvILLE AREA Gus.
ton.built brick split-level, rms.
plus z baths, bsmt., gar. acre.
Excel. neighborhO0d, sT,Tso. BY
OWNER, 30l -l2l.9ls9.
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ANDRIs REALTY. OF. 2-9O70 'til 8
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9O7O tn 9
BETTER THAN NEWT

Extras. extras. extras throughout
this all-brick, 3-bedrm. rambler.
Unusual living and dining areas.
Huge rec. rm. CT no money
down or FILA. IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY" Excellent Rock
vile location. MANOVuL RE-
Atty CORP" 949-S44O. REAL
TOP
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400 BLK: MoNFELLo AVE: NE

1900 BLK. MONTELLO AVE. NE.
$500 Dn., Incl. Settl. Chgs.
Clean row brick arranged into
complete apis, 2 kits, 2 baths, full
bsmt., tiled floor, gas heat. Sl2,q50.
Mr.. Bowman TU. 1922. Ewes. LA.
6-47l6 or LA. 6-l2ll.
100 BLK. IRVING ST. NV.
English front brick, liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, den, 4 bedrms., 2 baths,
full bsmt., oil heat. Mr.. Newkirk,
TU. 1922. Ewes. LA. S-5l42.
1870 T ST. NV.
2-family brick, 2 rms, kit, bath
each. Separate utils. Occupancy
permit guarante d, converted.
sl3,soo. tn. 1921. Ewes. LA.
SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS co.
3los Georgia Ave. NV.
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APIS. FURMISHED-MD.

PARKvIEW GARDENS
800 RIVERDALE RD., UN, L505O
] and bedrooms, carpeted, air
cond., heated pool, balconies, TV
set at nominal charge. Near Nd. u,
ACE Beltsville, NASA, Washing.
ton-Baltimore parkway.
TAKOMA PARK bedrm, and
nursery, liv. rm., kitchen, bath.
pvt. entrance. SQ7. 30. 424-R347
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31
Cope Street Water Was Filthy But
 Now ests Safe

While city water in the Cope Street hill area is now safe, accord ing to State Sanitarian Harry Car ter, it apparently was not about two weeks ago. Residents of the qrea have inquired as to why the Kodiak Mirror failed to carry any mention of this matter and there by warn people of the area.
 The Mirror was never advised of this condition at any time by the city and was unaware of the situa- tion. Had attention been drawn to this matter by anyone, the Mirror would have carried news stories. Contrary to the undoubtedly con- sidered opinion of city officials tha! it was in the public interest to keep this situation a secret if possible, the Mirrors considered opinion is that any situations in- volving a danger to the public's health, are the proper concern for the public itself and therefore Q the press.
 We commend State Sanitarian Harry Carter for the quick and eff ficient measures he took to protect the public in this instance. We are not really pleased however that the city failed to inform the public on this situation.
 The full report will be carried in next weeks Mirror.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31
Local Scout Troop Aids City Cleanup

Members of Boy Scout Troop 625, sponsored by the Elks, drew words of high praise from City Sanitarian Harry Carter this week for their volunteer help in the city cleanup campaign.
 The boys eagerly assisted in picking up trash and debris litter ing Mill Bay and Island Lake Spur roads They also cleaned up the public service site at Island Lake.
 They did wonderful job and were willing helpers" said Carter, who appealed to the public to help keep the city streets and area roads free of trash and debris. He called attention to the fact that it is un- lawful to throw anything onto roads or streets.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31
WOMAN KNIFED

Mrs. Miranda Totemoff, who was. seriously stabbed in the stomach last Sunday requiring surgery, is. reported to be up and walking around her condition is very, good" Her husband, Mike Totem off was arrested shortly after the stabbing incident on a drunk and disorderly charge by city police, Police Chief Jack Rhines said that circumstances surrounding thel Stabbing incident are being investi< gated.
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Used 6-year crib, high chair, train ing chair. 2 full-size beds, com plete with matching headboard
 and dresser. 3 dinette sets. 3 refrigerators. 9x12 rug. 2 living room suites. Eggemeyer Furni- ture. Phone 486-2977. 31-1n
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Can snip crab anywhere in the United States. Also you can uay any amount of crab everyday at Martins Fresh King Crab, Box
 513, or phone 486-5566 or A8o-- 2377. fin
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Wanted

Job, tor two men on any type fish ing boat, this season. Reliable non.drinkers, hard workers, big and strong. For reference cen tact F.A.A. Woody Island. Write
 Lester c. Stallcop, 2O04 Esquire
 Drive, Anchorage, Alaska. tin
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CLEARANCE SALE on Advance
 patterns! Sorted by sizes for your convenience. All patterns 25 cents. Kodiak Knit Shop. 31.1n
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Special Discount on made to meas. ure clothing. You buy the suit for regular price and get an ex- tra pair of pants for ST saving $20 on your order. Fit guaran- teed. At Dads Barber Shop.
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REWARD !!!

$25 Reward for the thief of Bus kin Beach who steals fishing gear from cars and from the beach. Call Connor, 487-58O1. 31-1y
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'58 VOlkSwagen. See at Base School
 during day or call 486-5276 after 6. Billy
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H BORV IE w PLUMBING & HEATING - h. stallation = Repairs = Cleaning -Thawing. Free estimates = Union Shop. Featuring Crane &
 American Standard hot water heating systems. Bank financing on approval of credit. Ph. 486- 2422. tin
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1856 Chevrolet station wagon, 1863
 license paid. $65O. Phone 486- 51O4. 31-1y
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271 G.M.C. diesel complete, starter, generator, regulator, exhaust dry stack. Ready to go. Jim Vz-33OS Richmond Ave, Mt. View, An chorage. 242n
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Mounted King Crabs, $25 and up.
 For information phone 486- 2941, or write Lynch, 20. Box
 1883, Kodiak, Alaska. 31-1n
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Proverbs 2O-1-Wine is a m0cker, strong drink a bra. Ter; and who
 ever is led astray by it is not wise. Contact W.C.T.U. for help. Box 131. un
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Small one-bedroom home overlook
 ing small boat harbor. Ph. 486- 5123 or 486-5265. nc
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Camping trailed with sink, stove and A bed. Phine 486-2626 or 486-2627. 31-1n
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63 Chevrolet pickup. Long wheel base, wide bed, overload springs, radio, heater, windshield washer.
 $750 down and take over S6O
 monthly payments. $1,349 bal ance. Phone 486-2328 or 486- 5566. 31-1y
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1859 Pontiac 4-door, hardtop. 18,- 900 miles, perfect condition. $1,- 595. Phone 486-2459.
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Home and Acreage on Island Lake. Large Lot on Island Lake. Two. bedroom home in City fully fur. nished with 2 unfinished rooms upstairs, $8,0O0. Five lots in East Addition. Redecorated home on Mission Road. View Lot and Home near Mission Road. Other properties to see if you call for Appointment. KODIAK ALEU-. THAN REALTY. PHONE 486- 296O.
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Az" jointer-planer. Near new, $27.50. Phone 486-2627 after 6 pm 31-1n
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One Bedroom hone on choice wa terfront property overlooking small boat harbor. Call owner.
 Ph 486-5123 or 486-5265. nc
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=

> Maintenance Service
 WashlnG machines and dryers re
 pared furnace cleaning - plumbing and heating service. Free estimate. Ph. 486-5289 tin
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RUMMAGE SALE: Clothing, hard
 ware and miscellaneous items. Saturday afternoons, one to five. kod ak Baptist Mission. tin
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0 R PHI EU M
 THEATRE Phone 4 6-2424

Ends Tonight 7:3O pm. Those Eighth Guys are talk ing off in -
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1862 Elgin "4O" with controls and
 16-ft. fibre glass skiff. Mrs. Don Morgan, 487-2292. 31-2y
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18' cabin cruiser. IF runabout. Phone 486-2626 or 486-2627.
 31-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31

1 Cabin cruiser, 19', 60-hp. Mercury with 10 hours running time, $2,-
 GOO. Sportland. tin
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 Boats For Sale se$$$$$$$4e$Sb$+%%+4++@,+a 16-foot day cruiser, h-inch hull throut, glassed bottom, complete ly equipped, including life jac- kets. 400 Mere engine with sin gle lever controls and extras. TO- foot glassed Pram included. Call 486-26O4. Don Hall.
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Miscellaneous

Ice .'.. -. ''' .'''' Want Home for one male kitten,
 Siamese cat. Call 486-5174. nc
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-31

Relatively new G.E. electric range,
 $05. Phone 486-28O4. 31-1n
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in 1924 and the 14-and-under
boys In 1854.
Ten-year-old Connie Kline
swan 100 feet in 10 seconds
and Peggy Nagood covered 200
feet in $50 seconds in the girls
16-and-under group for Con-
greSSional.
Congressional also recorded
record times In the 400-foot
medley relays as the 12-and-
under girls team was clicked
in 1880. the 1920 girls in 1918
and the all-age relay team
went 900 feet in 1888.
Cherry Barr, John Driver,
Marie Conroy, Danny Daiss and
Barbie Richards were other
first : place winners for Con-
gresSional. Covington Stanwick,
Bob Trafton. Eddie Kenehan
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COUNTRY CLUB SWIMMING T
Depth Is Paying Off for Kenwood Squad

Depth has paid off for the
Kenwood Orange team in It's
battle with Congressional fol-
first place in the Country Club
Swimming League.
Congressional won eight OF
IL first places In the individual
races but Kenwood chalked up
eight second place and IL third
place finishes for a 1892 VIC
tory at the losers pool.
Each team won five relays
and both had squads disqual-
flied in a relay race.
Congressional chalked up five
pool records and Kenwood three
In the meet. All of Kenwood's
marks came in the 4OO-meter
medley relays. The IL and
under boys were clicked in
1:2T.6, the l4-and-under girls
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the 1920 boys lO0-yard medley
relay team was clicked In S2.4
seconds, Other Argyle winners
were Madeline Johns, Sail
Drummer. Duncan win, Joyce
Kotting and Denis win. Charlie
West, Bill Spaugh, Sue Rice,
Robert Fogarty, Jeanne Lam
ond and Tim Miller led Co.
lumbia.
Jim McInery. Kathy Smead,
Craig Eifler, Sue Lujack, Mike
Mcclure, Dale Bernhard, Greg
Meehan. Sam MCGUIRE and
Brad Hart led Edgemoor to It's
first two victories Of the sea-
son. Edgemoore defeated Chevy
Chase, 1850. and Bethesda.
1850.
Washington took 10 Of II In
diWdual freestyle races and
seven Of IL relays to whip Belle
Haven. 92-40. Dave Mengering,
Julia Young, Doug Nice ollough
Mindy Roberts, Lee McGavin,
Mary Haggerty. John Harrison,
Christine Stauffer, Pat Ohm
stead and Kitty Mahoney
starred for Washington while
Bob Riley and Rebecca Pope
were outstanding for Belle
Haven.
Doug Free, jeff Ogden, Julie
Kennedy and Scotty Burkhal-
ter led the Kenwood Black
team to o 071a-621z victory
over Oakcrest ct Kenwood.
Theresa Lantz, Diane Sullivan,
Dave Culver, Peggy spellbring,
Roy Blank, Eileen Cirillo, Da-
vid Fischer and Paul Grace
were first place winners for
Oakcrest. Oakcrest won eight
out Of II individual freestyle
events, but Kenwood took 10
out Of II second places and
eight Of IL third places.
Army Navy broke three pool
records, winning It's first meet
Of the season over Lakewood,
90 to 80. Richard Lowering
swan as yards In 1875 seconds
In the eight-year-old boys and
Dick Guelff went the same dis
tance 12.9 seconds In the II
and under boys. Laurie Rob-
erts' time was 500 seconds for
so yards. David Duffie, Jenni-
fer Salisbury, Skip Faulkner,
Barbars Guelff and Sue Seth
starred for Army Navy, while
Lakewood's outstanding per.
formers were Ellen Andrew,
Barbara Bowling, Doug Andrew
and Tom Richter.
The Manor-Army Navy meet
was called off because Of Q
mixup In the schedule. This
week the following meets are
scheduled:
Today
Columbia at Chevy Chase.
Manor at Oakcrest.
Thursday
indian Springs OF Kenwood
Black.
Manor at Columbia.
Argyle ct Congressional.
Edgemoor OF Belle Haven.
Army Navy ct Washington
Lakewood ct Brooke Manor.
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and Andrew Shetterly were
outstanding for Kenwood.
-
Six pool records were toppled
as Argyle posted its fourth VIC
tory Of the year by defeating
Columbia, 1864, at Argyle. Co
lumbia accounted for fix Of the
records but was nosed out In
the final point score.
Dale Douglas swan IS yards
in IS seconds for one Columbia
record. Other records came
when the eight and under girls
and boys freestyle relay team
covered 100 yards in 1905, the
12-year-old girls went the same
distance In 1:08.5 and the boys
all-age relay was clicked in
1900 for $50 yards.
Argyle's record came when
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Nicklaus, who has won three
tournaments. including the
Masters and the PGA. and
$75,00 isn't even on the squad,
He hasn't qualified as a men,
Der Of the PGA as yet.
The Ryder Cup team that
meets the British October IL
Is over the 7,000-yard East
Lake Country Club in Atlanta,
Ga, was selected yesterday
and announced by Strong.
In addition to Palmer, win
ner of five tournaments and
the most money any golfer
ever carted off in a year
$85, 955-the members of the
United States team are Bill
Casper, Tony Lena. Gene Lit
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KiIIebrew, Bottey
Pace Twins Win

MILWAUKEE,, July - (AP).
Home runs by Harmon Kille-
brew and Earl Battey carried
the Minnesota Twins to o S-2
victory over the Braves IN Q
charity exhibition baseball
game last night.
Jim Roland, rookie left
handler, pitcher three-hit ball
for the Twins In his seven
inning stint and struck out
nins. A crowd Of o,114 saw the
game. The proceeds went to
junior baseball leagues and
mentally and physically handi-
capped children In the Milwau-
kee AREA.
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Cards Nip As
Before 1858

KANSAS CITY. July -
(R).-George Altman's pinch
single scored two runs In the
seventh and the St. Louis Car
dinals went on to defeat the
Athletics. 4-3. In an exhibition
baseball game last night.
The game attracted the
largest crowd Of the season
here, 32,663. A twin bill with
the Yankees On July IL rot out
the previous best turnout.
81, ais.
Altman singled TO center,
scoring Charley James and
Curt to wipe out Q ga Az lead.
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DALLAS, July 23-(AP).-
The British are waiting a
month before picking their
Ryder Cup team and to hear
Lou Strong, president of the
Professional Golfers ASsocia-
ton. tell it they better check
every angle.
Because, says Lou, the United
States has its strongest team
ever and the Yanks are just
aching to make 1t IL triumphS
In is matches.
The American team, cap
tanned by Arnold Palmer, boasts
10 tournament victories and
Just five members have won
almost 100000.
And such mightieS as Jack
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U. S. Picks Ryder Cuppers

tier, Dave Raglan, Julius Boros
Dow Finsterwald, Billy Max
well, Johnny Pott and Bob
Goalby.
Bob Rosburg was made the
18th man in the standings and
he became the alternate.
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CAPITAL = sunday, westmoreland
state Park. Va. High cliffs rising
6 F@ sos. S;:SS SS rSsS%ss ESsr
70 search for fossil sharks. teeth and
skeletons. wide expanse Of water for
swimming and water games, Nominal
charge Tor admission 70 bathhOuss.
Picnic tables Ryailebls, snacks cen
with. leaders 81 noon saturday. Cher
: e . bus i S.y: LIZA lsS K street NV
wANDERBIRDs Sunday. Bay Ridge
ma chsnsi fC On 'IHSSns sHS
~ aiterWsTd. BSthhogss ana parE
James and Anthea Devaughn. Send
reservations 10 them at COB Madison
BUILDING, Arlington Towers. Arlington
,. Va. l5ss-7zSbJ. Chartered coach
:aSss Hsis sTs; S ' Par. siH York
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AIouettes Triumph

MONTREAL. July % (AP)
-Fullbacks George Dixon and
Don Clark each scored touch
downs last night to power the
Montreal AlouetteS to q 17-14
victory over the Edmonton
EskimoS In an exhibition
Canadian pro football game.
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Sports on Air
TeIeviSion

TeIevision
Baseball
Washington vs.. Baltimore
WTOP-9. 8 pm.
Rudio
Baseball
Washington VS.. Baltimore,
WTOP-15OO, 8 pm.
Horse Racing
Feature races at Charles
Town (5:10 p.m0 and Delaware
(5:45 pm.). WOL-1450.
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Eakt Results

LAS VEGAS. Sonny Listcn, 2Isga, St
tained world heavyweight tile.
SYDNEY, Australia. Johnny Torres
ls3. Paterson, N. j., outpointed George
Carroll, ls5, Sydney CID.
TORONTO. Colin Fraser, ll0, Toronto
Charley Kens. l32. Syracuse
N. Y. (6)
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moi ROLLING IIELp ARA

ARDsLEY wiDBicH AIRS.
.ysTysSlpr. nsSSSS 'i iSsi f Ssliiti. 70
b03-b3Oi.
BRANDYwTNE ST. s.E.. 43i-cor.
rm., SEP. dinette, bedfm., Kitchen.
bath. rear porch. 1880 incl. utii.
See ianltor, 4i3 Atlantic 1t. Sc,
hnnemNnt
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NACoh NbAANs NsNs AAAN1
3sii Porter 81. NV. At wis, Ave.
CALL EN-. 2-6622
MT, PLEASANT, 3iop = e-bedrm.
not not ins eH IsS' AZ. a1saSSiin. o" u'ii'
Me-. 1909 lincoln Rd.-2 rooms,
kitchen, bath, newly dec. no chill
dren, Colored Call AID. 4-6ls3.
NEw DE LUKE
Largest Air Conditioned
2.bedroom apt. IN the city, eley.
bldau l blk off 18th ~, and wal
ter Reed HOSP, SiA0. 80,
Mrs. olshan, Res. MGR. RIA. 3-2i24
NV bedrms. and living rm.,
kit,,. large closets, white home. No
children or pets. WO, 6-1Tln.
OVERLOOKING Rock Greek Park
Elevator bulldlng, near 18TH and
Columbia I'd. Nv LARGE eff
tiles included 1900 Adams Mil
sHhPiRo, NC i iaiSStk NE M. I s!iSi7
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.aPTS. FURNISHED. Q.
(cONTlNuEp)

KANs. AVE, S407, n.W.-Apt. with
or w/o board. 2 rms, kit, pvt. b.
Empl. adults, Europ. RA. 3-1733.
LONDON HALL APT, HOTEL, 1888
18th 81. n,w.-Effie., bedrm, -liv.
rm., kit, b, Day or wk. MA. S-90I0 Q.
MASS. AND Wise. AYES. VIC
Beautiful furn. Ice. .air-cond. ef-
fic.,. excel. closets. linens, dishes,
appliances. 1 yr. suitcase $3.50
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+ ST. NEAR I7th--Colored 3 rms,
kit, bath. parking space, for quiet
ADULTS. $l20 mo. co. b-2644 or
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PARKVIFW GARDENS
APTs. FURNIsAED-VA.

ADMIRALTY APTs.-Attrae, bldss
eedrm,:: .paei9u' oit.strssl
S ssor...L fFs'c slS.ss, b nsTl' b e.
$3.50 incl, nth, JA, b-l6b4,
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SHANNON 4 LUcHs Managsmsnt
ARL., NJ. bedrm, air-cond BIDS
Swim, pool Attrae. furnithed. y
min. from downtown. "a. b.sioe.
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APIS INDEPENDENTLY APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA

ALEX.-compl. pvt. 3-bedrm. apt.
suitable bachelor. Cow. to every
thing. Ov. 3-2l22. MORNINGS.
ARL. ST. bedrm.. direct bus to
Pentagon, pets allowed. SS5. Phi.
671-In61
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TAX. PIX, Job Manor Circle
lust dec. SI05 mo. incl. all utlls,
Rx. e.l7Oo q 5s7.ss7s. OF Cal
GREEN APTs.-Large 1.
and 2,bedrm. apis. avail, $780,
$l35. Private entrance, air cond
Dir: Out Rockville pike "a mile
past Congressional Plaza. left on
Talbot st, Call Mrs. Crosse, 762.
S927. Call SHANNON a. LUCHs
CO., Ma. s-2345.
5O23 RIvERDALE RD., Riverdaie,
Md bedroom. s1l9,50. bed
room and den, $40 incl. all utils,
Completely air conditioned. car
peted halls, swimming pool privi-
leges, Apply resident manager,
277-451s, PoRETSKY a. SONS
MGT.. 422-3s0O.
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TAKOMA park bedrm. 500 so.
2 bedrms. 500 newly dec, utii'
incl, modern bldg. mr.. Sligo park
way. 6S7-6k30.
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
Iiol HAYWOOD PLACE
MT. RAINIER, ND.
AVAILABLE JULY 10

Just across District line. one bus
and theater. Excel. bus facilities.
Reception hall. living room, dinette,
bedroom, kitchen and bath. $50
Including utilities.
Plenty Of parking. Lovely grounds.
Apply In person . TO $3.50 week
days, p 10 1880 Sat, WA, 7-b200
KENTLAND-Nev, air eond.. swim.
utiis paid. Huge Closets, garbage
disposal, tabletop range, wall
oven, expressway 10 downtown,
short-term leases avail.
1 Bedroom -----. From slle.bQ
2 Bedrooms From $1,000
DRUskIN MOT. co, sfs-be00
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Here They Are.. And Just See the Price!
Mems Short -Sleeved Dress Shirts

Perfect quality, neticuously tailored dress shirt
of high count cottons and not only in white
Smart stripes in the group! Suits the Chairman
Of the Board might wear with the appearance
worthy Of his high office, while being as comfor-
table as if wearing sports shirt. Wash n wear
fabrics in regular, snap-tab and button down col
lars. Sizes 14h to II in the group.