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Evening star., 1954-12-21
Marathon in Dead Heut

BOMBAY, Dec. 81 up The
Bombay state marathon--26
miles and 285 yards ended in
o dead heat. Judges were un-
able to separate the first two
finishers and gave them identi-
cal times of 2 hours, As minutes.
25.5 seconds. The report from
Bombay yesterday did not give
the runners names
Evening star., 1954-12-21
All-ColIege
CONTINUED From Page CT.

Aggies pulled up to 5i-45 late
In the game. but faded again.
The Tulsa wyoming clash was
the real thriller Of the first
round. with Wyoming ahead by
eight points in the first eight
minutes. Tulsa surged back for
1885 halftime lead and stayed
a hair in front most of the rest
Of the way. Bob Patterson with
80 points and Dick Courier with
"a made the difference for Tulsa.
Jerry Mullen of San Fran
cisco also scored 30 points to
share scoring honors with Pat
kay.cNt1
Evening star., 1954-12-21

furious desire to win. He had
more color than other horses.
No. 8 Citation: The solid
horse always dependable. Hisl
later defeats by Moor brought
him down q bit.
No. Count Fleet: Probably
as good as the best. AS fast as
any. Didn't quite last out his
threeryear-old term. however.
Dancer Joins Great Ones.
Great horses don't arrive In.
droyes. Nearly SO years ago We.
had Colin. Sysonby and Rose
ben. Later on Man o. War and
Exterminator arrived. Then
there was Citation. The last
great one was Native Dancer,
the Gray Ghost Of the track.
This flying son Of Polynesian,
in the opinion Of many, was
even more popular than Man
O. War. The reason for this is
that Native Dancer not only had
the same record. at four. that
Man o. War had at two and
three20 of 2l--but that he
was a TV horse, seen and fol-
lowed by millions. The Gray
Ghost coming from behind or
leading the pack became q
national spectacle.
/ The first great jockey I saw
was Earle aSande. The second
was George Woolf, d diabetic.
and the third was Eddie Arcaro.
Those In close pursuit include
John Longden, Ted Atkinson and
Eric Guerin. And then there's a
drip Of ice-cold water known as
Willie Shoemaker.
I rate Sande, Woolf and Ar
caro- as standoffs. All three knew
pace and how to handle q horse,
were perfect judges Of time to
drive for an opening J, or not
to.
when it comes to busting for
that opening" " Afcaro says, its
all largely instinct. You've got q
split second to decide. You are
right or you are wrong. You
can't wait"
Arcaro and Sande were on top
until Willie Shoemaker, the ice
cream cone, colder than the bot
tom of an iceberg, came along
During the 1853 season Shoes
maker rode 485 winners, more
than any other rider in history
over one-year stretch.
sloan, Talked to Horses.
Ted Sloan was certainly one
Of the greatest. but never saw
Sloan ride. They tell me he Is.
the only jockey who could talk
to horse. I've talked to thou.
sands of horses including
Pounditout- but not in their
tongue apparently.
For instance. the day Steve
Owen, noblest Giant (exl Of
them all, Pete Dolan. another
old pal from the old New York
Sun. and / were at Belmont.
Pete. who liked to do his own
handicapping. had come up with
a horse called Sea Fare III the
sixth race. So Sea Fare it was
and the board showed his NUM-
Der bouncing around at 40 to i.
Owenswent of to make his bet.
Evening star., 1954-12-21

In the nert Grticle Rice
,Drites about the man i1ho
came back, Ben Hogan, and
the Artists and Writers Asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
81 GFuntlond Rice

81 6runtl0nd Rice
II was back IN 1920 that I ran
into Jack Eaton iii New York.
Jack was 4 motion picture man
with ideas: I was 3 sports writer
with i solid 20 years of back
ground III my field. Jack sue
gested we make q series of one
reel sport motion pictures. The
films would be called The Sport
light. after the column / had
been syndicating since 1913.
The financing was my head
ache. including buying such new
equipment as we needed for the
Job. 7 had nearly reached the
bottom Of the barrel when we
delivered three films to Pathe
on 4 trial basis. They were ac-
cepted and the contract was
signed.
Right here i want to say we.
were fortunate in that we could
count on the friendship Of
Bobby Jones. Jack Dempsey,
Bill Tilden and other famous
members of the Golden Age.
The films had the authentic
flavor. IN 1882 we Joined Para
mount Pictures on = contract
Of one picture per fnonthwe
were geared for most anything
Graham McMamee, good
friend. handled our first sound
commentary. Ted Husing fol-
lowed. then Bill Slater and d
flock of others.
Participant Sports Stressed.
Our field was and remains the
world of sports. particularly par
ticipant rather than spectator
sports: Salmon fishing in Cam
ada quail shooting in Geor-
gia and the Carolinas .... puma
and crocodile hunting In Flor
ida, as well as underwater action,
and saltwater game fishing
grouse shooting in Scotland
lion hunting or the koala
bear and the kangaroo in AUS
tralia.
Our first talking picture, in.
1929. was q Aim called Four
Aces, In which Tex Rickard in
troduced four champions Demp-
sey. Jones, Tilden. and Tommy
Hitchcock. Since then we've run
q gamut that includes 123 activi-
ties under the classification of
sport.
] recall well one escapade our
Sportlight crew undertook. In
1926, we made the one-reeler
The Call of the Wild in New
Brunswick, Canada, with my old
Tribune boss, Bill Mcclellan. in
the role Of the heavy. !" Bill
was supposed to be tracking
giant moose through the tundra,
muskeg and blueberry bushes.
The combination Of Bills bad
heart and non-co-operative
moose made 1t tough shedding.
However, the agile minds of
Eaton and Warren jackpotted.
They rented" a particularly no.
BILE, If dead, moose from a native
guide and propped him UP in the
densest bush with stills. bailing
wire and ropes. Then Bill banged
away with his muzzle loader at
the defunct critter.
Lists Best Horses.
Checking back on the great
horses / have seen In action,
they include Man O. War. Ex-
terminator (Old Bones), Twenty
Grand, Equipoise, Count Fleet,
Sarazen, Johnstown, Seabiscuit,
Citation, Armed, Alsab, Stymie,
Assault, Challedon, Moor, Whirl-
away, War Admiral, Omaha
and too many more to mention.
In looking over this famous cast.
the question comes back who
was the greatest?
II you care to rank them in
set divisions. my pick would be-:
No. / Exterminator: For
speed, stamina, endurance, and
Evening star., 1954-12-21

Tough luck" q teamrnate
sympathized when Hank Berry.
rolling in the Metropolitan Ma
jor Tenpin League at Tenpins.
Evening star., 1954-12-21
Andrews Cugers Top
Monmouth for 18th Win

Andrews AFB pulled away in
the second half to win its 18th
straight basketball game last
night. q 92-72 decision over Fort
Monmouth.
Bob Kenney. formerly OF
Kansas, took scoring honors
from the Kentuckians on the
Andrews squad with 20 points.
Boiling AFB lost. 68-56. to
Army Chemical Center at Edge
wood last night despite an l8-
point performance by Jay Peter
son. The winners now have q
3-s record.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-03
Home Arts Club Will
Give Further Support
To Mental Health Bill

Members of the Home Arts
Club were inspired at their meet
ing last night to give further sup
port to the mental health bill to
be brought up again before Con-
gress, following an informal talk
by DR.. Charles Anderson, PSYCHE
artist of the mental health group
who is here from Anchorage
headquarters of the Alaska Health
Dept.
The need for legislative action
was also stressed to make possible
the use of the section of the new
ANS hospital in Anchorage for
mental cases. Dr. Anderson also
recommended that the local hos
pital and all other hospitals in the
territory be provided with one or
more rooms to care for the men
tally i'll, at least for observation.
A committee was appointed to
help organize the community for
mass X-ray, with Margaret Nc
Donald, public health nurse, as
chairman.
1t was announced that bake
sale would be held on Nov %
with proceeds going to the hot
lunch program.
No one will be solicited but
food donations for the sale will
be appreciated and donors may
call Esther Mccoy if they wish to
contribute.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesses, Mrs. Fred
Eockman and Isabel Miller.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-03

Letter-Siz File Folders For
Sale At The Nome Nugget Office.
The Nome nugget., 1954-11-03
Heintzleman Meets With
Canada's Premier Bennett

VICTORIA, BIC, R-Gov. B.
Frank Heintzleman of Alaska met
briefly here Monday with Pre-
mier w. A. c. Bennett.
Members of the governors par.
ty said Gov. Heintzleman had paid
"his respects" to Premier Bennett
but there were no statements after
the meeting.
It was believed the two leaders
had discussed such matters of
mutual interest" as the northern
extension of the Pacific Great
Eastern Railway and Frobisher
Lids proposed multi million-dol-
lar development in northern BIC.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-05

the Ada Invitational tournament to-
night at S:45 meeting the winner of
he game between Ada and Kenton
Foraker.
Triplett plays the Putnam county
runnerup in their first district tour
nament contest at 8 p. m. Sunday.
Manager Ken Moser expects to
take the same team into the Ada and
District tournaments which carried
Triplett to county title honors with
the possible exception of adding an
infielder for the latter tourney. Each
team qualified for the district tour
nament is allowed to add two players
to the roster over and above the reg
ular player list.
The team will be hard hit for re-
serves for tournament play due to
injuries to pitcher Bill Hart and Dick
Fett, regular backstop, both of whom
are lost for the remainder of the sea-
son. Ken Mast, versatile slugger,
will be playing in the state Lefthand-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-05
BlufftOn Tennis
Club Drops 5-2
Match To Sidney

Bluffton Tennis Club team dropped
a So decision to Sidney Sunday
afternoon in a league match at
Sidney and assured the downstaters
undisputed possession of the league
crown. They finished with a 40
record for the season.
Sidney captured four of the five
singles matches during the afternoon
and one doubles match as they de-
feated the Bluffton meters for the
second time this season and close
their campaign in the league play.
Bluffton and Lima, with O-2
records in the league, meet each
other twice in remaining league
matches. Lima plays on the
Bluffton courts August 8 and will
be host to Bluffton August 90.
Nate Ganger was the only Bluff
ton player to gain victory in the
singles Sunday as he defeated Fogt
of Sidney in straight sets Cd, 6-1.
Ganger teamed with Roger Howe
to give Bluffton a victory in one of
the doubles matches as they defeated
Fogt- -Wurstner Ga, 4-6, 6-1.
In other singles matches, Spreen,
Sidney defeated Roger Howe Ga, Cd i:
Wurstner, Sidney defeated w. Little
Cd, 1913; r. j. White, Sidney de-
feated w. Howe 60, 6-1 and Kou-
kosidus, Sidney defeated Kirkland
6-2, 6-2.
In the other doubles match, White
Koukosidus defeated Little-W. Howe
in straight sets 6-2, 60.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-05
To Judge 4-H Club
Work At BeaUerdan,

Bluffton high school girls al
projects will be Judged at Beaver
dam high school Wednesday, August
II, at 8 a. m. it has been announced
by Mrs. Myra Philpott, county home
demonstration agent.
Z The projects will be judged prior
to the county fair and placed on
display at the fair it was announced.
s Cairo and Beaverdam schools girls
All projects will be judged along
with Bluffton and at / p. m. La
fayette's girls All projects will also
be judged at the Beaverdam school.
A distended udder can be damaged
when a dairy cow is forced to run.
Let her walk like a lady.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-05

ers golf tourney and Dave Coleman,
nfelder-outfelder, left Monday for
the Army.
Sixteen teams from seven counties
will take part in the District tourney.
In addition to Bluffton, three other
teams are already set with Findlay
Stahl Texacos, defending District
champs, automatic qualifiers as is
Lima House Recreation, winner of
the Lima Major League race. Eds
Cigar Store of Lima, runnerup to the
Triplett team in the county tourney,
also qualities for the meet.
Other teams in the tourney are the
two finalists from Hancock, Mercer,
Van Vert, Putnam, Hardin and Aug
laize counties.
Making up the Triplett roster for
the tournaments will be the follow
ing: Fred Hermann, Don Schmidt,
Bob Gratz, Bob Which, Kent Stone
hill,. Dave Gerber, Larry Miller, Ken
Moser.
Also Waldo Greiner, Junior Moser
and Bob Neuenschwander. On the
inactive list for the tourney will be
Bill Hart, Dick Fett, Dave Coleman
and Ken Mast.
The winner of the District meet
will represent the seven-county area
in the state tournament late in Aug
ust. 1t will be a double elimination
affair and three games will be played
each evening until August II and two
each thereafter until the champion is
decided on August %.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-05

A sycamore tree measuring six feet
across the base and containing an
estimated $500 board feet of lumber
was felled recently in a woods on the
Homer E. Miller farm on Route 696,
north of Beaverdam.
Chester Rex, Harrod, who operates
a sawnill near Lima, said it was
the largest tree he has ever cut
down.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-05
Tennis Clinic
For Boys, Girls
Is Jaycee Project
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Little
Will Direct Instruc-
tiOn Sessions

IlOn sessions
The first Bluffton Tennis Clinic
sponsored by the Bluffton Junior
Chamber of Commerce will be held
at the Harmon Field tennis courts
at 6:15 p. m. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, August 9, 10 and IL and
August 16, II and Is.
The clinic will be open to boys
and girls under 18 years of age
and there will be series of six
instruction sessions under the direc-
ton of Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow
Little.
Participants in the clinic are asked
to furnish tennis racquets and used
tennis balls. There will be a limited
number of these available at the
courts for boys and girls who do
not own their own equipment.
If there is sufficient interest in
the clinic a tournament will be held
at the close of the instruction ses-
sions. Medals for the tournament will
be presented by the Jaycees-
Little pointed out that If there is
enough interest in the clinic among
the boys and girls a similar one
may be held for the adults of the
community.
Entries for the clinic may be sent
to Harold Nonnamaker, Route 2,
Bluffton, Jaycee president or to Mr..
and Mrs. Woodrow Little, Kibler
street, or call 331-Y.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-05
To Play Regional
Tennis TOurneu Here

The Allen County Tennis tour
nament will be held i'm Lima
Saturday and Sunday, August
14-15 and August 21-22. Amy 10.
cal tennis players wishing to
participate should send entries to
Woodrow Little, Kibler street.
The fifth annual Western Ohio
Mems Singles and Doubles tennis
tournament will be held Septem-
Der 4, and 8 at the Bluffton
City tennis courts.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1954-08-05
Two More Journeys Before Tripletts,
Winners OF Allen Go. SoftbaI Crown

Trpes soball team which last week capurd its fourth
Allen county championship the last five tonight enters
the first the in which will play the next
couple weeks
The Tpettmen quaers for the District No. tournament
which opens Sunday night in Lmas Faurot Park enter play
Evening star., 1954-04-20
SILVER SPRTNG

Three bedrms., brick, detached Co.
lonial located on beautiful fenced
lot with trees: House is in perfect
condition. Has center entrance,
large living rm., separate din. rm,'
nice. kitchen, full bsmt.. side scr.
porch; S15. 900. Can be CT financed.
Evening star., 1954-04-20

PARK. $1,000 dcwn-Al-
most new, 3-bedrm. semidet. ram
bier. Full club bsmt., newly dec,
corner location. Must be sold.
Vacant.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1954-04-20
1900 BLOCK
SOMERSET PL. NV.

SOMERSEl i FL. N. w.
WEAR WALTER REED, HEBREW
ACADEMY, ETC. This charming
Cape Cod detached brick home, in
this. fine and conv. location, is in
perfect cond. and situated OH a
beautifully handicapped lot. In ad-
dition to being OF best prewar con-
Struction. among its many features
are lst FL, BEDRM. AND FULL
BATH, den, 2. additional lge. bed
rms. and full bath on end f.. fully
equip. kit. lge, uorches. lone COM
pletely screened. lGe, bsmt. with
crystal chandelier. miirored wall
above firepl, in liv: rm;; and many
other features YOU must see Tor
yourself; the rear yard is very pri-
vate. .inclosed with Anchor fence,
and has huge rose arbor. grape
arbor and manv beautiful shrubs
and plants; the house is, situated
in the prettiest block in the entire
area and there is a minimum OF
traffic making 1t very quiet street.
Bargain prired at only SCI, 800.
CALL OWNER, on premises, IA.
9-653S.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
W. tIFs 7vVNFFs
AnV
3B29 YUMA ST. NV

1929 YUMA ST. NV.
CHEVY, CHASE, D. G,
DsSaSas' oWner must StiSNi sell. Minimum cash.
5000. EN-. 2-0116. -26
THIS IS IT. HERB
It has 4 big bedrooms and 2 baths
With an express bus bus Ien,oI at corner; bieb
Saoa syDeTTSed Tni9F aRg peoi
and recreation center al close BY
Call Mr.. Ryan, JU. 5-125S Tor apt
W MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. iaa4 i4th ST. AID. 4-2o05
DESIGNED FOR HAPPY LIVING
COOLIDGE HIGH AREA
eemidetached brick home. on beauti-
fully handicapped lot. 3 rge. bedrms;;.
2 tiled baths, lge' nsins rsn din I'm wnel Tm
space. daylight .clubrm. with tre-
place. gas h.-w. heat, garaGe: Walk
ins distance to parochial and puollc
schools. Excellent transp. Reason;
ably priced on terms. For appt.. call
MI MHARsHhlL HassiAil " j. wapTF CO.
1924 14th St. NSHsior NV. AD. 4..ooa.
FTRsT-FLoOR BEDRM. AND BATH
HEATED. RECREAATI0M ROOM
near Coolidge High, elem. school
recreation center with swimming
pool; block bus. Most unusual
mfrrored fireplace. large dining rm,,
modern kit. wall-to-wall carpeting,
= full baths, screened front porch;
det. gar; level lot; hot-water heat,
Will sell fast; price is right, To
inspect call Mrs. Kohn. RA. 6-S943.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
ReaItor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-e005
NEAR SARGENT RD, AND D. C
Lines lovely rooms and recrea'
ton room, concrete porches; newlS
Yedecorated and vacant: eony. q
new Providence Hosp; $1,000 down
Assume 4sc loan. -
CALL LA. 6-6666. PECK co.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

ROSEMARY SCHOOL AREA
Brick Colonial with slate roof lge.
liy. rm.. din. rm,, lge. den, equipped
3 bedrms.. bath. sun deck on end
f.; second bath, hobby rm. in
bright basement; 2-car garage; level
lot; quiet street close to tranSp
shop. center and schools Immediate
Office open It'll 9.
Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-94OO
Evening star., 1954-04-20
Home and Investment

Nj Terms Psa:ap seoo eas and sioo aps
month Price includes ALL furni-
ture. A perfect opportunity to real
ize substantial income from your
own place of residence. CALL MISS
J. FISHER & CO.. INC. DI. 7-6S30.
Evening star., 1954-04-20

near Branch and Ala
baths: 1 bedrm. and bath. 1st a.
2 rms. and bath in bsmt.; oil
h.-wh. $24,950. HARTMAN RE-
Atty INC. Luz 4-3400.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
Suitable For Embassy
Or Town House

24th st. near Mass. ave. English
bsmt. style residence. being sold to
settle estate, Consists of 13 rooms
) baths and layatory. Price $40, 1000
ST. 3-240O. ewes, EN-. 2-62SS, 1o1c
15th st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD

OrEN SUNDAY, l It'll dark. Brick
Cape Cod. custom built. Featuring a
lge. Nv. rm. with firepl., full din.
Tm;. kit. with breakfast nook, i
6edrm. and full tile bath on 1st
floor; 2 lge. bedrms. and full bath
on IND floor. Screened side porch.
Full bsmt.. with built-in garage.
storm windows and doors: h-acre
lot on dead-end street. 3 blocks
from shopping. Owner transferred,
S2l 200; Directions: Colesville I'd.
to Meadow Shopping Ctr. turn left
at Thomas DIR. and follow Bainum
arrows to Two Farm DIR. and left
to 12605. BAINUM REAL ESTATE.
Ju; S.19O0; Mr.. Allen, ia. 9-614I.
ADELPHl BUNGALOW. 4 yrs. old.
225ft 25-ft lily. rm. with flrepl,. lge., mod.
cleo kit. 3 bedrms. and / bath.
Extra : rms. and bath terraced apt.
l2-acre, lot with plenty OF shade
SIS,a50 BAiNUM REAL EsTATEs Hs
JU. $1,000; Mr.. Allen, TIA. g-6l41
Evening star., 1954-04-20

BETHESDA
Brick Cape Cod on large Handicapped
lot with trees. 3 bedrms.. n bath.
brick barbecue and patio with out
door table and benches. CT. 4ee
trust. SIS. $50 total price: Mr. Boil
JAMES L. DIXON q CO. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
GI'S
NO S S S DOWN

,500-BetheSda
New 3-bedroom, fun basement brick
rambler. near school.
$29, ,500-BetheSda
New 3-bedroom, 3-bath. brick and
stone rambler. full basement. near
kenwood Country Club,
$29,95O-ColeSville
New ;I-bedroom; 3-bath custom built
rambler, full basement: on Ia-acro
lot. A terrific value!
$35, ,450-Rollingwood
New 3-bedroom. 3-bath. brick and
stone rambler. full basement, ga
rage.
ROBINSON, JU. TILT
JU. 5-77S4 RA. 3-506l EN-. 3-93I7
COLORED -$l2.OOO - acre. near
ColeSville Md. New 5-rm., all
modern rambler: bath, Oil heat, on
good road. JOHN BURDOFT. Coles
vile, Nd. Call Evergreen 4-3s46.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
CARROLL KNOLLS
Chew Chase Rambler

Chevy Chase Rambler
3 Bedrms.-Garage,-$24,95O
First offering of this very attractive
rambler featuring a 26-ft. liv. rm.
with mirrored firepl. Price is S24,-
$50 with $4,000. 41a9S 1st trust
recurring only S4,950 cash to a
qualified Gl, Other features are
canopied patio at rear of home. ga
rage. tremendous kitchen. storm
windows. etc. Call Mr.. Wells iOL
2-669O for further details. Listing
1.12O. FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1872 L st. NV, MA.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
BETHESDA'S BEST BUY

A~A@ = 4AAAA)A>4& ~ 141AS \ oO i
New brick ramb., S20.950; 3 bedrms..
and all-elec. kit. with dining space.
The out-of-ground Eng. type bSmt.
Will make you 2 extra rms. with
fine neighborhood. near everything.
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
One -year-old red brick ramb. in beau
tiful Woodacres, on lge., well-land-
scaped plot. The spacious liv. rm.,
family sized dining rm. and kit. with
all the gadgets will please the house
wife, 3 'twin-sized 1--WE mean IT'D
bedrms., ? baths, finished rec. rm.
with additional firepl.. picture win
dow ano full bath; one-car built-in
gar. Also to complete this happy and
gracious residence are 3 air ccudi-
tioners. Price. So. 500. Shown by
appointment only
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
n -
Evening star., 1954-04-20

sETHEsDA-Solidly built mod. white
brick home, chsrmins area with tall
bedrms. and bath 1st flr.. lge. pam
eled .dormer rm. End mr., bsmt. Lge.
porch. garage; owner transferred
$19.950. EARL T. WRIGHT, OIL.
$4,000: eyes,, LO. 5-500l.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
BETHESDA
EDGEMOOR AREA

A64sA\%/4b 1AxIG11
POWDER ROOM, GARAGE
Finest brick construction. Slate roof
Liy fm. with mirrored flrepl. wall
powder room and modern kit. with
diShWaSher and disposal; 3 bedrmS
and complete bath on 2nd d.: excel
bsmt. with beautifully finished rec
rm.. ,oversized garage: gas heat;
tras remain. See it now. F. A.
TWEED CO., INC. 5504 Conn. ave
NV, EN-. 3-I290,
Evening star., 1954-04-20
& Suburban. EN-. 2-94OO

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Rosemary School Area
Powder rm. on 1st floor of this g.
year-old brick Colonial in su-
perior location near shopping and
Conn. ave. transp.; 2nd floor has 3
excellent bedrms. and bath with tub
level lot; kitchen with eating space
and de luxe equipment: S22 800.
F. A. TWEED CO., INC. 5504 Conn.
ave NV, EN-. 2-1290 till 9.
Evening star., 1954-04-20
BETHESDA

Beaut., new custom-built dream. s.
bedrm. ramblers; all-elec. kit. with
latest equip. huge liv. -rm. with
quaint frepl. full-length kit. wind.
lee. dry sunlit bsmt. Situated on
well-landscaped lot. Nestled cozily
among exclusive surroundings, yet
sell only S24. 900. SMITH CO.. WA.
7-1594. AP. 7-5941 and Ho. 2-7957
Evening star., 1954-04-20
BETHESDA

; bedroom brick rambler, S16,95O;
all-electric kitchen. full basement;
beautiful corner lot; a real value
Call Ju. 5-4222 8 till 8.
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.