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Evening star., 1955-02-18
1erp Boxers Depart
For West Point Meet

Maryland University's boxing
team boarded a train for West
Point this morning, seeking to
even its record at 3-3 at the
expense of once-beaten Army
tomorrow afternoon.
The Cadets have four and pos
sibly five boys back from the
squad that lost, 41a-3k, at
College Park last year, while the
Terps have three.
Coach Frank Cronin will make
two changes in his lineup that
was beaten 4ha-31a. last Satur-
day by Syracuse. Gene Waters,
the Maryland intramural heavy
weight champion in 1854, is final
ly in shape to take over for Jim
Parsons at that weight. Dick
Soucy, TKO loser against vir-
ginia last month, will get an
other chance at 1856 pounds.
That makes the Maryland
lineup read: Gary CARRIER, 1875
pounds; Winnie Palumbo, 1872;
Tony Esposito, 139; Gary Fisher,
lat; Dick Soucy, 1856: Bob Scali,
1865; Leo Coyne, 178, and Waters.
Army's only defeat in five
matches was at the hands Of the
Quantico Marines,
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Hoyas and Terps Compete
In South Atlantic Track

Georgetown and Maryland
compete tonight in the ninth
annual invitational indoor South
Atlantic AAU track meet in the
Pikesville (Md.) Armory.
Other schools represented will
be Seton Hall. Penn State. VIII
lanova and Morgan State, and
probably several athletic clubs
from Baltimore.
The Terps will be host to Navy
at 1:15 pm. tomorrow in a prac-
tice meet in the Maryland
armory. The public Is invited
to attend the IL events which will
serve as warmups for Maryland's
entry in the Atlantic Coast Con-
ference championships and
Navy's bid in the IC-4A cham
pionships in New York.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Eastern Squad Picked
For Olympic Ski Test
BY the Associated Press

GREENFIELD, Mass, Feb. 18.
ART Devlin, veteran ski Jump
er, Of the Lake Placid IN. "
Sno-Birds. heads a group of six
Eastern stars chosen to compete
for Olympic squad berths at Iron
Mountain, Mich, February
1875.
Charles E. Warren of Green
field, technical advisor for the
Olympic Committee, said yes
terday that after a study of
records and observance of the
mems competitive performances,
the six Fasteners picked are:
Devlin; Charles Tremblay of
Lebanon, N. H.: Bern Blikstad
Of Middletown, N. Y; Dick Field
of the University of New Hamp-
shire: Norm Cummings of Mid
dlebury College, and Roy Sher-
wood Of Salisbury, Conn.
They'll compete with rs
jumpers from throughout the
Nation for spots on the squad
for the Olympic winter games
next year In Italy.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Rival Owners Refuse
Toconcede Widener
To Social 0uicast
by ,hs A..esiossd prsss

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. l8.-Train-
ers for other horses agreed today
that Social Outcast is a top con-
tender for tomorrows $140,000
Widener at Hialeah but refused
TO concede he is a cinch to win 1t.
The Alfred @. Vanderbilt star
was an early 8-to-5 betting IA
vorite for the miie-and-a-quarter
feature and was attracting q lot
OF attention In his workouts.
He went a mile in 1895 in a
workout yesterday. doing the last
half mile in :48b.
But Correlation, flown here
from California, "likes this track
and climate and is good right
now" his trainer, Leonard Dorf-
man, said. "He could surprise
many"
Capeador Trains Well.
Preston Burch. who conditions
Capeador. said, MY horse has
trained exceedingly well. I
don't think Social Outcast is
any cinch but he and Hasty
Road look like the ones to beat"
The Hasty House Farms triple
entry of Hasty Road. Mister
Black and the grass-running
Stan were 5-to-2 in the early
line.
Dark horse Of the race Is
James Cox Brady's Artisno. win
ner Of the Lamplighter Handi-
cap at Monmouth Park last sea-
son. He gets his exercise before
dawn because Trainer Bobby
Dotter, who saddled the 1854
Widener winner, Landlocked,
feels he extends himself a little
more when there are no other
horses around.
Cerise Refine in Good Form.
Mrs. Ada L. Rice's Cerise
RENE, mud-lover, is in good
form, Trainer Tommy Kelly said.
II was pleased with her recent
second to Hasty Road"
Charles Cohen said he may
enter his Argentine horse, Cas-
canuez, in the big race. Cas-
canuez, who won the Bougain-
villea Turf Handicap Wednesday,
is particularly likely to go if
the track is soft.
Jet Action and Ram O. War,
12-to-l in the early line, are
ready for the race. their trainers
said. Maharajah is rated at IS
to-1 and Helianthus, 20-to-1.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
SaIas 10 Give Gloves
To BoIanos After
Win Over Andrade
ss N. Assssia,sd Press

Los ANGELES. Feb. 1s.--
Lauro Salas of Mexico. ex-light-
weight champion. promised his
former fighting idol. Enrique
Bolanos, the boxing gloves he
wore II he whipped Cisco An
drade last night.
Today Lauro, the Little Lion
Of Monterrey. could fulfill the
promise scatter q close win.
And, carrying on the tradition
Of the victorious matador Of the
bull ring. he might have added
Andrade's ears to. Bolanos' sou
venirS.
For Salas, o 4-to-i underdog,
supposedly washed up two years
ago and now in the midst Of a
questionable comeback. all but
cut OF the Cisco Kids ears In
scoring major upset.
The decision was split, the
points close, and the battle was
one that had nearly 10000 fans
on their feet screaming through
out the final two rounds. They
paid $23.068 for the excitement.
Referee Dynamite jackson,
under California's 11-point per
round system, scored it 55h to
54l2 for Salas; Jimmy Wallace
had Lauro 56 to 50, and the other
judge, Russ Bradfield gave it to
Andrade. 55h to 541a.
Andrade. the Compton Comet
to national television fans and
ranked in the top 10 lightweights
in the Nation, jabbed out q lead
in the first three rounds of the
non-televised show.
Then Salas, an emotional
fighter, always the most dam
gerous when stung, began to
throw punches from all angles.
Andrade answered the slugging
challenge, but the count was all
SfCi eAsCl oCVCAl xOuI1lSs
From then on to the finish the
tempo mounted-and mounted.
Andrade. outpointed only once
before in 80 fights, suffered a
slight cut under one eye and
nosebleed. Salas was not dam
aged.
All the color was not confined
to the fight itself. Bolanos, still
a local hero, got a round by
round account of the match by
telephone. He is recovering
from serious injuries received in
an automobile accident.
And Salas' approach to the
battle pit was heralded by a
trumpeter, sounding the notes
welcoming a matador into a bull
ring.
Little Lauro was so fred UP at
the reception he nearly uprooted
a ring post in his charge into the
ring. It's a wonder he didn't ask
for Cisco's ears after the kill.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Goodloe. Benjomin Win
In Golf Champions PIuy
" me AssocIofed PFoss

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Feb.
18.-Dynamite Bill Goodloe Of
valdosta. Ga. remains the
marked man Of the National
Tournament Of Coli Club Cham
pions and the man who sighted
ON the target today is Roy Ben
jamin Of White Plains, N. Y.
Goodloe. medalist. defending
champion and favorite, defeated
Gen. K. K. Compton Of the 9Th
AIR Force ut Orlando yesterday,
2 and !. Benjamin beat Kirk
Smith Of st. Petersburg, 5 and 1.
DON Bisplinghoc. Florida cham
pion from Orlando, and Don
Hoenig. Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island Open champion.
won opening matches by good
margins.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
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ninth; Vince Larroque, 234-647
for his first 600 in the Mixed
Foursome; Paul Bowles, 234-600
in the same league, and Jimmy
Moore. 234-634 for his 10th 600
Of the season.
\ ~
Fireman Frank Bradsher (No.
20 Engine Coz rolled a game Of
1873 and set of 444 to open the
National Capital League season
at the King Pin. He occupied
Alleys Z and 8.
Last night he rolled on the
same drives with peculiar re-
suits. In one game he made a
spare and three strikes, yet tai
lied only 80. Four times on
counts he chopped for deuces.
All the marks were made on
Alley z and all the counts on
No. 8.
In another reverse American
Roofing, which last week set a
season record for the league with
1880, lost three games last
night to Half-Shell Seafood,
which has the lowest pinfall in
the league.
The leading Valley Forge Beer
team. which lost only three of
its first II matches, dropped it's
third in the last five, with
Harding Hardware a 2-1 victor.
due largely to young Eddie
owens 800.
Last week there were 13 sets
of 400 or better in the league.
Last night there were four.
How come? Even such an
astute observer as Lew Malitz
says: II dunno"
II II 4 4
Heavy firing is slated this
week end on both the duckpin.
and tenpin fronts.
Inc Greater w q S n n t o n
Duckpin Association tournament
will open with the men bowling
at Fort Davis and the women
at the Greenway Bowl. Action to-
morrow will start at 1880 and
Sunday at 2 p.m., with the last
squads starting at 8.
The Washington Tenpin Asso-
citation doubles and singles will
be rolled tomorrow and Sunday
at Tenpins Inc, in Alexandria.
But commanding a lot of at
tention will be the George Wash
ington Heart Fund tournament
for men and women at the Hi
Skor Sunday. from 2 to 10 pm.
The contestants will kick in SO
cents and the Hi-Skor the same.
The entry fee for the five
game event is $4.25. -Four -fifths
handicaps will be based on 1913
scratch.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Hutchinson Is Named
To Trottinq Committee

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. l8.-
r. H. (Dick) Hutchinson, jr.,
general manager of Laurel (Md.)
Raceway. has been named to a
United States Trotting Asssocia-
tion committee organized to
study qualifications and licens-
ing procedures for the Nations
harness race drivers.
Lawrence B. Sheppard, presi-
dent Of the USTA, appointed
Hutchinson and five others to
the investigating committee to-
day.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

Still entertaining hopes Of
overhauling New Haven in the
Eastern Hockey League. the
Washington Lions face the New
Haven Blades at $3.50 o'clock
tomorrow night at Uline Arena.
The Atlantic City Inlets will
meet the Baltimore Orioles in
a junior class hockey game pre-
liminary at z o'clock.
Shaded, 80, in overtime by
the Clippers last night in Balti-
more. the Lions may have to
do without the services Of Fern
LaPointe tomorrow night. La
Pointe suffered a knee injury
while contributing to a Lion VIC
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Field Of 13 Expected
For Santa Anita Derby
As DeadIine Nears
BY the Associated Press

ARCADIA, Calf, Feb. 18.-
Owners and trainers studied the
weather charts and the condition
of the track today as the dead
line hour arrived to enter their
candidates in the l7tf running
of the 100000 Santa Anita
Derby tomorrow.
The roll of probable entries
included:
The Murcain Stables Blue
Ruler and Jeans Joe, Rex Ellis
worth's Swaps and Bequeath.
Calumet Farms Trentonian, and
Right Down, Blue Pencil, Nabes-
ma. Beau Busher, Fabulous Vegas,
Treadgold. Trackmaster an d
Battle Dance.
The Murcain Stable, owned by
wealthy Mrs. Clint Murchison
and Mrs. Wofford Cain of Texas,
held the center Of the stage.
Winner Of Five Straight.
It's Blue Ruler was the out
standing juvenile in the West
last year and be has not been
beaten in five straight trips to
the post. Winner of the Del
Maj Futurity and the Starlet
Stakes at Hollywood Park last
year. he won-in debatable form
his only start at Santa Anita
this winter.
Blue Rulers running mate,
Jeans Joe, won his last race, a
stakes. over most of this same
field, and has not been out of
the money in four starts this
season.
The Texans went all out in
signing riding talent. Wee Will
lie Shoemaker will handle Blue
Ruler and Eddie Arcaro will be
on Jeans Joe.
Weather predictions called for
clear skies tomorrow, but it re-
mained to be seen whether the
track would dry out fast enough
to be labelled fast.
Blue Ruler has never raced
in mud. but his trainer, Bill
Finnegan, thinks he can run on
any kind of track.
jeans Joe finished a second
and a third in mud here this
In the San Vicente
Handicap at seven furlongs,
jeans Joe was third behind
Swaps. who proved he can handle
The mud. The question about
Swaps was wether he can go the
longer distance of a mile and
one eight.
Calumet's Trentonian ran sec
ond to Swaps in the San Vicente,
beaten by three lengths or more.
At 124 pounds, he spotted the
speedy Swaps six pounds.
Garry Equal Weights.
Santa Anita's Derby finds all
the colts carrying equal weights
of 118 pounds.
It appeared that all the better
known colts would shoot for the
Derby prize, regardless of the
state of the racing strip. It also
appeared that such challengers
rs Swaps, Joe w. Browns fabu-
lous Vegas and one or two others
would definitely gain favor If
mud or slop prevails.
Santa Anita has been lucky
On this score, however. Not since
Porter's Cap won in heavy going
IN 1941 has the track been off for
The Derby.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

Colohan, who
euualed an
o ! ! . t l m e
area record in
Washin g ton
her last ap-
pearance by
rolling a game
of 256.
It tied the
mark set six
years ago by
Army 1t. Olive
Marsh, then
rolling in the
B e t h e S d a
Bellies League
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Perry Leads Quontico
Over Buinbridqe, 1854

The Quantico Marines basket
ball team trimmed cambridge,
1864 last night. with Ron Perry,
formerly of Holy Cross. getting
"a points.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

TODAY'S SCHEDULE.
Syracuse at Philadelphia.
New York 93, Fort Wayne SO.
Syracuse 107, Boston 90.
Philadelphia rs. Rochester 73.
TOMORROW,S SCHEDULE.
Milwaukee at Rochester.
Fort Wayne at Minneapolis (after-
noon).
Syracuse at New York.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
London Soccermen Win

Jay Hartwell scored both goals
for Landon in a 2-1 soccer VIC
tory over Episcopal High School
yesterday at Episcopal.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
BY the Assoeiated Press

LOS ANGELES-Lauro Salas. 1881.
Monterrey. Mexico. outpointed Cisco An
drade 1861. Compton, Calf. 10.
1855. Glendale. Arig, outpointed Charlie
Salas, 1853. Phoenix. 10.
NEW YORK tSunnyside Gardenl-
York. stopped Leo johnson, leih. Char
lctte N c., 3.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

That brand new Women's
Major Tenpin League ct Rossiyn
already is making news. Current
toast Of the league is Frances
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Fort Meade Triumphs
Over Little Creek

Fort Meade's basketball team
worked up q $3.50 halftime lead
last night and hung on for a
TITO victory over little Creek at
Fort Meade,
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Hoyo Swimmers Beut Gu

Georgetown University's SWIM
ming team defeated Catholic u,
50-34, last night at Gu.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Montgomery College
Wins in Baltimore

Montgomery Junior College
beat Baltimore Junior College.
82-6l, last night in Baltimore
for its 11th victory in II games.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

Totals "a 20 ss Totals 81 II
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Fights Lost Night

Totals 20 ~ Sc Totals
Evening star., 1955-02-18
NBA Standings

BY the Assoeiased Press
Evening star., 1955-02-18

Utica. a city Of oper 10000
-. is in the heart Of a resort
area famous for both syiater
and summer sports activities!
Liuins and ,yorkiss
conditions are excellent.
Evening star., 1955-01-05
BoLT 4 4 FL *
pL AsTIcS
VI HoL ERY
O. =.

Wide variety, including solid colors.
mofbelized designs, embossed pat
ferns. Ieother-type finishes. The ideal
fabric FOR uphoIsterina your indoor
outdoor type furniture.
Evening star., 1955-01-05

This happy comply with the opening in LANGLEY
PARK northern Washington and suburban Maryland AZ
the not date from policy which endorse Of presenting
Metropolitan Washington
providing talented s services and the best possible value You're invited
take advantage these opening specials our three Many other
opening specials here
Evening star., 1955-01-05

Twenty-Five the Mill End Shop Washington
effective merchandising policy sell fabrics obtainabe
mill and sen them IT the possible We
Street store then crossed the Potomac into Virginia with the opening
SHIRlNGTON Store and opening
Our new store in LANGLEY PARK making Many
have asked bring
Evening star., 1955-01-05
48-IN. Slip II COVER ,!
AND DRApERY FABRICS

Full bolts dyed preshrnk fobrcs Bic assortment Of foro
prints stripes Modern and todtiono patterns Bok cloths,
Stub cotton textures and Others from Americas finest mills
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Sub. and Country PROP

Sub. and Country Prop.
RocKvrLLE-5-rm. rambler: 3 bed
rooms, utility rm.. kitchen and liv
rm.: outdoor fireplace, patio AND
swimming pool $500 down. CT ap-
praised. S11,500.
GATTHERSBURG AREA--22 acres;
lge. fishing stream: summer cottage.
excel. hunting. Ideal weekend spot
$1,000.
GAITHERSBuRd AREA - 4-bedrm
home. kit, dining rn., lgei Nv. rm'
with fireplace, porches glassed In,
Basement with Rround-leyel entr.
acres: S19.s00.
- 6-rm. house in
town; S5xl5O-ft. lot. Good spot for
ANTIQUE business. Liv. rm.. din. rm..
kit. 3 bedrms. upstairs. $500.
ETCHrsoN-3-bedrm house: din. rm.,
Liy. rm., kit, Q cement patios. cleo.
stove. hot-water tank. acre: very
tidy; excel. cond.; additional acre
available; So.750.
WOODFIEID--Attrac. 2-bedrIn. brick
house with expansible attic for ct
least 9 bedrms. Fireplace in iiv. rin.,
dining rm.. kit: full bsmt. with
garage in bsmt. l acre OF sround.
St4,70o.
HICKMAN-CUSHMAN
o Fss, az. Re p sSrt as & Ro ske, r q
2-442l.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA

ALEX. TOWN HOUSE. 400 Jefferson
st-Restrieted neighborhood.. mr.
bedrm, bath on end a.: over 20
4, liv rm with frepl.. sep. entr.
English bsmt., l2x14 din. or rec.
rr1., kit. Law and util. rm., walled
garden. owner transferred: price
reduced to $4,000 sood terms TIE.
sLEx., vA.-e-fanily det. Brick
Tex" lot .50x1l5; each has living
rm nedrms, kitchen. 9 bedrms.,
ssen es seei0: sss R sfnac: ssDsrste gag
refers. Live In one and get Ss5 mo,
from rented apt. Price only So.
300: Eyes, TIE. 6-2a33. L. T. GRA-
Waite. Reaitor. Ma. s-0753.
By owner: Yates Car
oens home: excellent condition: nice
appointments; private garden: Inn
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COLONIAL. ala o.
Fairfax st.; open Sat. and sun, 2
Founder House, on q ige. lot, 90
By lis. that viii appeal 70 the per-
son seeking charm and comfort: 2
Nv. rms. each with f1repl,, din. rm.,
COMPLETELY mod. kit. and u bath on
dst .n; front and rear stairs; End
screened sleepina porch and ga
baths brk.. slave CHARTERS in earden
used as hobby rm., with many pos
sibilities such as guest houxe or
bachelors quarters. Dir: Over Mt.
Vernon blvd. to Duke st., left on
Duke 3 hiks; TO Fairfax. right on
ralrisx ~ 70 house md spsn sign,
Duke st Alex. TE G-3445 Ia
Cod; wooded a acre. cow. Shirley
hwy; OF or conventional; &I3.300.
XII. a-395d. OWNER.
FOREST---3-hedrm. Co
louial this house has everything.
inciuning air conditioning dish
washer, disposal, paneled rec. rm.
See i to-day, IA. T-1s:l. --ie
ARLINGTON. $50 3; Harrison--Mod-
euist desS.sne ~: fenced Io yd; e ~
acc. heat: SIS mo. total payments
incl taxes and lnsur min. $3.50
On. payL OWNER. IA. e-7al5;
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
Open Sat. sum. is PM.


Open Sat-, Sun, Is PM.
The greatest combination Of home
end location in elose-in Silver
Priced $14, $50 to SIG, 45Q
ONLY A FEW LEFT
3 and 4 bedrooms Cor den). recrea-
ton rm.. side porch. lst-d. iaTatory;
y bloak to school
Just q few left No cash to vets,
Your old home Considered In trade.
To reach: Drive out N. H. ave. to
University lane, left at Hot Ghoppe
to Carroll ave-, right on Carroll "a
500 block and model home.
ISEN BROS, builders Realtors,
HE. x-2S1S Ewes. AID. 2.206s
Brokers Protected
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SILVER SPRING

es03 Lorraine AVE. Oh Forest Glen
I'd. An attractive well-kept 2-story
and basement. garage attached. as
bestos Single home having bed,
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size dining room. living room. kitch.
en-, 11-cu-ft. refrigerator. 2 baths
well-shaded lot inclosed with An.
Choir fence. Reasonably priced
Shown by appointment only. P. j
WALSHE. INC, 1115 Eye st. NV.
Ma. 2-646S. liz
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ALL-BRlCK RAMBLERS
Is this what you have been looking
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CHEVY CHASE
SPLLT-LEVEL
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New. Choice OF floor plans. Deep
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road, right 4 blocks to Briefly
Court. Right to houses. EN-. 2-2216
MERRYFIELD & WOODS
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CHEVY CHASE

Brick center-hail Colonial, 3 bedrms.
2 baths, lovely screened porch
h.-v.h., self-storing storm windows
custom built in 1941. Very deer
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BURNT MILLS GARDENS

SILVER SPRING, MD.
Log rambler. I'll Northwest dr.. OPEN
from 1890 to 4:3o Sunday. Ad-
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
55O1 MONTGOMERY ST.

Near schools, shopping. d. c. trans
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Designed for comfortable, enjoyable
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Teation rm. space roughed-in at gar
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Directions: Out Conn. ave, u Of the
way around Chevy Chase Circle to
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left to 1901 Open sun. 1.6.
BETHKE BROS, tBuilder-Owner)
! MILLER RE S-Q916
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POTOMAC. MARYLAND
SILVER SPRING
BY OWNER

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and Flower; walk dis. shop. bus,
schools: rec. rm.. sep. din. rrn.. scr.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
KENsrNoToN
NO CASH-GI
Colonial Beauty-Sl6.675

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5 BEDROOMS. PORCH. TREES
A beautiful spiek-and-span brick
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ington. Large living room, separate
dining room. nice bright kitchen,
large screened summer porch. LIST
door. 3 generous bedrms., q HUGE,
Fulfilled basement ideal for chill
dren's playroonD. Deep, fenced lot
with stately trees. 3 doors 70 Cap
itsl Transit. Convenient to NH
Naval Hosp. and downtown Wash
ington. Walk 10 elementary school
and shopping. Holy Redeemer Parish
Low monthly terms. Call Mr.. Hail,
JU. 5-4l90. or Mr.. Brown, HA. 2
3661. List 2l2. FREDERICK W
BERENS SALES, INC.
POTOMAC, MARYLAND
BRICK RAMBLER-Iia ACRES.
Three-yr .-old custom built rambler
with porch and garase; liv. rni. with
Healtilator firepi.. sep. din. I'm. with
built-in china cabinets, cleo. kit:
and pantry: 3 bedrns: paneled
for use as denl. full dry bsmt.
sea. 500. with excel. terms. Owner
WILLING TO CT for vets. SAMUEL 2.
BoGLEY. INC. Potomac once, OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-15
SILVER SPRING

OlLVEh SFHINU
Newly dec. rambler on lge. tti5x167)
lot. 2 bedrms., den,- liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm., kit and bats. all
on one n. Full bsmt. has playroom,
once rm.. laundry rm. and bath.
Also stairway up to attic. Gas h.-w.
S15.950. Call 10. $500 til 9 pm.
HIGGINS g. HARRISON. INC,