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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
West Virginia Puts
Three New Teams
On Football Slate

MORGANTOWN. w. Va, Dec.
II (SpeciaD.-West Virginia's
lo-game football schedule for
1856. announced today. includes
three new teams. Texas, Miami
and Furman.
George Washington. the team
that gave the Mountaineers
their toughest opposition in the
Southern Conference last sea-
son, will be met at Morgantown
November 3. The schedule opens
with a home game against Pitts
Iburgh September % and closes
against Miami at Miami in a
night game November %.
September 20. Pittsburgh; 90. Rich.
mond
October g. at Texas: 10, at Syracuse
90. at William g. Mary; 81. at Penn
State.
November 3. Georse washinston; 10
virglnia Military; IL. Furman: %, al
Miami tnightI.
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Switch On Wins
Tropica!Feature

MIAMI, Fla. Dec. II tR.--
Switch On. who captured q Sec
ton of the Inaugural Handicap
on opening day. sped to another
triumph today as he showed his
heels to eight other speed horses
n the So, TBS Coral Gables Han
dicap at Tropical Park.
Owned by Gerald S. Colella, a
shoe manufacturer from Haver-
hill, Mass. Switch On came of
a blistering pace and then drew
out to score by '2l2 lengths in
the excellent time of 1:102s for
six furlongS.
j. w. Rogers Due de Fer, the
favorite, who led most of the
was. was second. a length and
a half IN front of Boncrist
Farms Sue Pat, winner Of the
other section of the Inaugural
on November %.
Switch On completing a riding
double for Bobby .Ussery, earned
purse of $4,000. increasing his
total for the year to $43.612.
He was the lightweight at 1913
pounds, and the triumph was
his eighth in 81 starts this year.
Backers OF the New England
ace collected $40. $40 and S3,20
across the board. Due de Fer
paid $3.50 and So. while Sue Pat
was $40 to show.
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|NosruIIoh FiIIy First
IWooIwine Offering

LEXINGTON. KY. Dec. II tPl.
"A yearling Ally by Nasrullah-
Bonnie Beryl will be the first
horse sold in the January 8 dis
persal Of broodmares and wean-
lings purchased by Miss Mildred
Woolwine and partners from the
estate of William Woodward, jr,
Arrangements for the sale were
completed today. Twenty-three
broodmares and 16 foals Of 1855
will be offered by Miss Woolwine
and her partners. Edward Potter.
jr.. Nashville banker. and Mr.,
and Mrs. Harry S. Middendorf
of Boston.
The dmares will be
boarded at Crestwood Farm and
the weanlings at Miss Woolwine's
White Oaks Farm until January
4 when they are taken to Keene-
land for the sale.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S55.4O

THIRD RAcE-Purse, $500 claim
r inE S;ye sH.1, Il. Tils so sso
Skippys First tNelsonl 400
=, Ballykeel. StratoBaut, Laura C, Mike
the Crier, Denny L. Time. f.49.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, Sl,S00: claim
ing optional: 3-year-olds ard upi
Maybe Mabel Nelson, $50 $50 $50
Printers Devil tErouxsArdl $50 36C.
Foxy Adeline tCraiEb 500
Be. Happy. Tarom. vandsnell Driv.
ms, Last Word. Time, l:l3ss.
FIFTH RACE--Purse. $1,000: allow
aneeS; 3-year-olds; d iurlones
! ! TIA. isSas sailSos 'Brou..arSS s.Sc 100
Chalia Boy, Teachers Tu. Accused,
Sweet Josie, Jims Whim. So Bet Me
Wilson Jr. entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Baton Rouge
Handicap: purse. $1,000: 3-yeaF-oIds
super beyl Jessopl 1850 7.2O 4.eo
Jeniay Nelson $50 3.2O
Tonsins tCraiEt 200
AIMS Love. Roman Heart, Jimmy The
Far. Time, l;i2.
aGriSsom entry
SEVENTH RACE - Purse. $1,000:
sSlssimine: S,SsaE.olds and up; Il: miles.
Shai neots tbairel 3i.iO A-i0 t.60
Kentucky Home tPermaneI 40 $50
True Bruce. Mother speech. xippi
Pteeon. Zelda. Time, I:4S
90 Finished frst but was disqualified
and placed third
EIGHTH RAcE--Purse. $1,000; claim
ing: j-year-olds and up: IA miles
Good Question tR'yal 1870 eco sac
Red Warbler Baird $50 3t;O
East 81 Suex tPerukfuD 90
Play REQUEST, Arletod, Lilpet, Atom
Axe; You'll Do. Time. 2:l0
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Brocato
.Tanforan Victor

SAN BRUNO, Calf. Dec. II
(R.-Travis M. Kerr's Bobby
Brocato won the $35.000 added
Tanforan Handicap here today
so convincingly that he was
eased up by his Jockey George
Taniguchi before he hit the
wire.
Mintaka closed strongly to take
second and top-weighted Core
lation. packing 1875 pounds. was
third. The time for the mile
and an eighth was l:502s.
Bobby Brocato. with 124
pounds. broke in front and held
the lead throughout under steady
rating by Taniguchi. At the
end. he was 4l2 lengths ahead
Of Mintaka and under wraps.
Correlation. with Gordon
Gibson up. followed the pace
throughout but didn't have
enough left in the stretch to
stave of Mintaka.
Bobby Brocato paid $3.50, $3.50
and $2.l0; Mintaka. $3.50 and
S2.l0 and Correlation S2.10.
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Scott Frost. Tops
Poll for Harness
Horse Of Year

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. Il
L .-Scoring as impressively al
the polls as he did on the track
Scott Frost today was namet
harness horse Of the year" BY
la panel of 103 writers.
The United States Trottint
Association said the 3-year-olc
son of Hoot Mon, owned by Sau
Camp of Shafter. Calf, piled ur
the highest point total in the
history Of its poll to win a land.
slide victory over Adois Harry.
Scott Frost received rs first.
place votes, with q going tt
Adds Harry and one to Quick
Chief. On the 10-7-5-3-1 basis
Scott Frost rolled up 924 point:
to 695 for Adois Harry. 202 fol
Quick Chief, ISL for Diamond
Hal, and 13l for Adois Boy.
Climaxes Fabulous Season
Designation as the standard.
bred sports horse of the year.
Iclimaxed for Scott Frost one Of
the most fabulous seasons ir
harness racing history.
With little Joe O'Brlen at the
Ireins, the bay colt won every
major 3-year-old trotting stake
Including the $4,000 Handle
tonian. the $4,000 Yonkers Flu
turity and the $4,000 Kentucky
Futurity. He wound up the sea-
son by beating aged horses ir
the $4,000 American Trottine
Classic at Hollywood Park, ar
unprecedented feat.
Scott Frost, unanimous choice
of the 103 writers as the "trottel
of the year." earned $l86.l0l ir
1855, the greatest single-seasor
payoff in harness history. He
had % wins. two seconds and 9
third in % starts. He never lost
a race to a 3-year-old. His lone
loss was to aged horses in ar
overnighter, and the other heat
defeats came in races which he
subsequently won.
Three 2-Minute Miles
The California colt also reg
istered three 2-minute miles, the
first time a 3-year-old trottel
has posted more than one.
Back of the leaders in the poll
were Belle Acton. the seasons
top 2-year-old PAGER. in sixth
place; Kimberly Kid, the No. ]
aged PAGER. in seventh: Times
Square eighth. and Galophone
ninth.
Adios Harry. owned by J
Howard Lyons of Greenwood
Del, was the best aged PAGER
of the year, and Quick Chief
owned by John Froelich Of
Brookville. N. Y. was the tor
3-year-old PAGER. Diamond Hal
also is owned by Camp, giving
the Californian two Of the tor
four in the final ratings.
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CabIebue Captures
Huvunu lnuuourul

HAVANA. Dec. II tPt.-Cable-
bug from the Tiburon Stables
won the $4,000 Havana Inaugu-
raj on foul as four months of
racing three times weekly opened
at Oriental Park today.
The Cuban horse, ridden by
Raul Puente, was moved into
first place when Harlem Maid
was disqualified for a foul on
the last turn. The winner
paid $500.
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Connie Mack to Leave
Hospital Tuesday

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. II P1.
Connie Mack probably will
leave Presbyterian Hospital
Tuesday, three days before his
93d birthday. Mack's physician
said today.
DR.. Illarion Gopadze said
Mr.. Mack, former owner Of the
Athletics, was coming along
just fine" in a checkup since he
entered the hospital for exam
ination of his hip, broken In .
fall at his home October !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
Sports Cor Club Holds
YuLe Party Friday

The annual Christmas party
of the Sports Car Club of Amer
lea. Washington Region. will be
held Friday evening at the Be-
thesda Women's Club.
Mai. M. A Capiello. USAF. is
chairman of the event. assisted
by Don Culver. John Seine
berger, Bob Sexton, Ronald
Jones, Don Edwards, Carroll
Lefon and Mary Stahl.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID s5s.4O

THIRD RAcE-Pprse. So 200; claim
SuEarfoot tGonsalezD $50 500 81
C. O. Dorsett tO'Brien) 400 3.3I
Ham Bone tRodriKuezl I.6i
Mayo Lady. b Hail Fellow. Ladd
s Charming Host, Lethnot. coburn',
Gallery carriage Hill Farm entry.
Manuel Farm-Rivera entry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. SO. 500; al.
lowances' 2-year-olds: furlonEs
Loose liz Rarentb 600 4.2O aet
Top Mark tBouimetis) 500 3.ii
Good salisd. Tactical, Well Marked "a
sesom. Dandy Sue. Ban. Mers Glory
Steps Babe. Time, III.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 50 500; allow.
ances; 3-yesr-oldS; q furlonEs
Bill Welt tDaleo) $50 SEQ 2.1C
Little Baker tUs>ery, 2.fO 9,8i
Star Boxer tRodriEueIb 500
Ice6reaker. Saskatchewan. Medico. Time
1:ll3s,
SIXTH RAcEy-Purse, s3.509: allow.
ances: J-year-olds and up; ! Il miles
s nsrass t G.%s 'U'r'' lice tsS 81
Black Record tCilassnsrl 900
The Posse. Oriental sprine. optimum
g Two Laurel spriues. Dan GiddinEs
Time, l:44as
SEVENTH RACE-The Coral Cable
Handteap; $1,000 added 3-year-oldi
and up; 8 fnrlonRs.
switch On tUsseryD 1000 40 3.2f
Due De Fer tBrRmheidD 360 400
Sue Pat fBinml ~
a Shimke. Happy Princess, Minta way
/ Hickory Hill, Speed Rouser. al Geegee
| Time. HOS.
& Springhiii Farm entry.
| EIGHTH RAcE--Purse, So 500; on
| tionai claiming: 3-year -olds and up. Ii.
miles.
HarFy's Reward tMns) TAO $50 ESQ
FaTanensy fUNSeFyl 600 35f
The surgeon (CatatAHel 5jt
Blue Law, Pasco. Bills Admiral. Sito
Gay Jet Time. ASS.
NINTH RACE-Purse. S..Iao. claim
ing 3-year-olds and up; ! Il miles.
Indian Land tMoreneI 1880 $50 $50
Go Between tBurFl 500 6Og
king Run tScuFf0ckl 36O
AEreed. Cherry Bull. Fine Buff. MIstei
Dover, Gallant FanaF, Dry Spell, Cal.
gary: Brafely WayinR. War Hour. Time
1:45as.
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Furmon Noils Citodel
As FLOYD Scores 81

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Dec. II
(R.-Furman's fast breaking
basketball team. paced by ALI
America Darrell Floyd with 81
points, overpowered the Citadel
90-61. here tonight in a South
ern Conference basketball game
Floyd, the Nations leading
scorer last year, scored 81 of his
points in the first half and sat
out most of the last half. His
accuracy helped the Paladians to
an 8-6 lead and they were never
behind.
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! SEVENTH RAcE-Pue Sl2oo 3-yeo-ods; eIaimns rs
Prospect Hill Club
Open for Inspection

The new Prospect Hill Col
and Country Club now under
construction at Glenn Dale. Md
again will be open for inspec'
ton today from 2 to 6 pm.
1t also was announced yester'
day that Jim Wagner, formel
North Carolina football star ane
IA past president and secretary
treasurer OF the Touchdown
Club. had been appointed pro-
.motional director of the club.
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EIGHTH RAcEPu 1000; syeor-oIds up claiming;
Cuvicchi, Beats SchieqI

MILAN, Italy, Dec. II P).-
Francisco Cavicchi of Italy, Eu-
ropean heavyweight champion
punched out a 10-round decision
over Austria'S Kurt Schiegl in g
inon-title fight tonight. Cavicchi
weighed 2O5, Schiegl. 200.
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RoyuI Family at Races

HURST PARK, England, Dec
II tP).-Queep Elizabeth. Queen
Mother Elizabeth and Princess
Margaret took time off from
their royal duties today for a
day at the races at Hurst Park,
near London.
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Charles Town S
|7,488 Fans Set
Betting Mark
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
Dec. 17.-With many fans in
the crowd of 7,488 under the
mistaken impression they were
helping close out the 1855 East
ern racing season, a new bet
Ting mark was set at the Charts
Town track today. Justin Funk
houser's Prompt Impulse scooted
to an easy two-and-a-quarter-
length victory in the featured
1000 Charles Town purse and
paid $500.
A surprise announcement by
Albert j. Boyle, track president,
late yesterday that request
for three extra racing days had
been granted by the West Vir-
ginia Racing Commission, ex-
tends the current meeting
Through next Wednesday.
With clear skies and rising
Temperatures drawing the larg-
est turnout of the season to this
all-weather track, the bettorS
swarmed the mutuel windows
in typical 'last-day" fashion,
smashing the wagering record
for eight races here with a total
of S640,038. The former mark
was $639,3l2.
Jams at Windows
The total may have been high
er but many bettors were shut
out because of bottlenecks at the
windows. The large turnout also
set daily double pool record
by betting $56,330,
The feature race, at about six
Ifurlongs, became a runaway for
Prompt Impulse, 3-year-old
daughter of Noble Impulse. who
outfooted her eight rivals despite
bearing out on the turn for
home. Jockey Ellis Gray piloted
the victor
| Woodrow w. Longs Now Hear
This earned second money. a
half-length ahead of Donald
lHagerman's Parr, the 7-to-5 ia
vorite. Parr was seeking his
fourth straight victory at the
meeting, but did not have the
speed to match the winner.
Chalk Players Gloomy
It was another rough day for
Ifsvorite players as choices were
beaten in the first six races. The
pattern began when Geneva
beat the favored War Dauber by
a neck in the first race and paid
SIS. so. Geneva started a 1921 so
daily double completed by Bellies
Baby at $7.20 in the second
event. The cashable numbers
were 7 and 3.
G. r. Watkins Violino became
| the first successful favorite in the
seventh race, paying $3.50. Be-
| fore the result became official.
Jockey Joe Snyder who finished
second on Apex, claimed a foul,
but the stewards disallowed IT..
Ripover was third. Snyder
claimed he. was fouled at the
break OF the mile-and-one-six-
/ tenth race for 2-year-olds.
Charlie Mckee rode Violino.
It would have been an appro-
pirate closing If the schedule
| had not been rearranged, as AL
Gone won the eighth race at
$40 to become the second ia
vorite to win. All Gone, regis
teriug his fifth straight triumph
of the meeting. beat SER FL
Bahr by q nose. Trail Of Gold
was third.
Although Maryland 1856 dates
were finally announced today.
Albert J. Boyle. Charles Town
track president. had nothing to
say about when this track would
reopen after Wednesdays clos
I ing,
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Fair Grounds Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 700; claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up; q furiongs
Blaekamoor tNelsen) 1890 s.40 i.Rt
Pieiettaway tLidberg) 1910 g.6t
Abacus Cook Sc,
Suiturself, fTalion. Dream Passes
{ Why Hurry McGrathiana Muchi
Frio. Taftla. Red Sultan. Bar Shoe. Time
l:l4.
fField
SECOND RACE-Purse, 81. 700: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up: Il furlongs.
Turf Pie (BroussaFdl $50 $50 3It
Duntreath Miss tMigue1b $50 SCI
New Stream tPermanel 3.8t
Gwen Facsimile, Fleet Dream ALFRED
Boulder, Astounding, Sonsfault, Kint
Reception. Crimson King. Time. 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
Walters Won n

Bucky Walters, new pitching
coach for the New York Giants,
won ~ games for the Cincinnati
Redlegs in 1899.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
Tropical Park Results
By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ing; ;j-year-olds; lie miles.
Belieban tGonIaleID 1890 $50 SEQ
Triplerate BURR $50 7.'.0
Rock Blade tkortel $50
Marsam, Amaze. Atone, Halter Lace.
College Chum, Tracer Light, Foot Secret,
Get for Home and Right Star. Time.
Il :4d2s
SECOND RACE-PuTSe, $1,000; claim
Ing; 3-year-olds; furlongs.
Ladie Boy (Bluml 100 400 500
Pip Loeb tvitellD see $50
Gay Orbit tMoreno) $50
Noble Mateador. on the Loose, Go
FOX Go, Rembling Star, Rosemere Greer.
JACK Paar; Euiot's Gem, Rose Renown,
Rachels Gal Time, I:13.
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CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES

Copyright. 1855, by Triangle Public atoms.
FIRST RACEPurse. $1,000 claiming; 3-year- olds and
about " miles Off 0B; good; drVlns place
same Winner Mrs r. Finlasson's b. f. by Prinesquio-
Grade School, Trainer A. R. Fjnlayson Time 2l4s. Clear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18
JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT CHARLES TOWN
SIXTH RAcE-pu,e 500 3eo,-od. eowonee; chou. uons,

Of. Joekson-P. viseher entry.
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Two-dy!lar mgtdE paidd-saNpFLY e go $50. 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

Although Maryland 1856 dates
were finally announced today,
Albert J. Boyle. Charles Town
track president. had nothing to
say about when this track would
reopen after Wednesdays clos
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

i 200: claiming: 4-year-olds and
g. z. by Eternal Bull-Mlss Cradle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

FIFTH RAcE-Pnrse.
40, l1s miles. Off 3:O6;
Winner, L. L. Richards b
Tratner owner. Time. l
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HOUSES FOR SALAD.

4-BEDRoOM BRICK RAMBLER. sep.
din. I'm. and breakfast nook. IarGe
kit Lot I0Oxls0. Mr.. new Free-
way. OF approved. SIS, 200. coHEE
REALTY CO., AP. 1885. Ia
Queens Chapel Manor - 3-bedrm. :.
ulirAmod. rambler. deep lot. Anchor
fence: storm windows. Ven. blinds;
paved ST.: close 70 everything. Owner
Pm; ewes. AP. 7-763a. w. W.
CT APPROVED: $1e. 500; modern g
yr.-old brick rambler: 3 lovely bed
rms select location. Just on Uni
versity lane; Call today. HE. A.
300: HUGH 7. PECK
COUNTRY HONE; city cows: 8 mi
acres; spacious grounds. HANDICAPPED.
Ideal for gardening Liv- rm.. firepl-.
; lge. 5edrms.. lge. kit. with dinette;
incl. rear porch; beaut. shrubbery.
Owner going to Fla. VIII sacrifice
ewes. AP. 7-763.. W. W. LEWIS
CT. nothing down-6-rm. Cape Cod;
drepi. sep. din. rm.. 3 bedrms., full
bsm' gas h.-w.h.: SS5 per mo. incl
taxes and ms. MICHAEL T. HAGEN,
CT. Mt. Rainier-4 yrs. old, . stories.
3 bedrms.. sep. din. rm.; 50x50 lot;
| blk. from school and bus. Priced
to sell at Sl2.500. MICHAEL 7
HAGEN. WA. .7-472S. -13
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on a well-kept, handicapped yard, best
construction: full bsmt. Only 3 years
old. Walking distance to splendid
school. Can assume CT loan and pay
ONLY Se15 down or nothing down to
OF buyer. Exclusive with BOWERS
BRO7.. AP. 1-S400. Ia
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stairs, fenced, large kit; 513 END
pl.. Carmody Hills. Mrs. Townsend
RE. 5-5056. cox a. CO., 10. S-5s37
BRICK RAMBL
An exceptional 3-bedroom brick
rambler, fireplace. full basement
munity in Adelphi: under $4,000.
HUGH T PECK, HE. 4-B400
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SUBURBAN AND
COUNTRY PROPERTIES

Exceptional buy; 3-hedrm. homes:
lee. liv. rm.. firepl.; full bsmt.; Diet.
gar: lee. lot; S13.500; down pay
4 bedrms.. 2 baths: carport: fenced
yG., shade trees; an excel. buy at
$l3.300; low down payment.
A home for gracious living; 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler; lge. liv. rm., firepl;
tull bsmt.. rec. rm. with f1repl;
2-bedrm home; firepl.; full bsmt.
close to school and shopping center;
$1,000 down price. 81 300;
home; full bsmt; close to all con-
veniences; SCI, 900
S-1edrm. modern bunga. on 4 acres;
excel location for home or COM
-mfrcial; $4,000.
2-storv. 5-rm. frame Colonial; in
excel. cond; full bSmt.; "a acre,
more acreage available $4,000,
Will nelp finance.
Attractive 4-bedrm. home on acres
OF level land, easy access to new
hwy S2B.950.
f modern SD S;rm No house; out0ldss.' well
7O-acrp farm with long road frontage
2-story frame house. outbldgs.
committing distance; S26,50O.
Country estate; ! rms, ga baths on
LIST FIR; bedrms, 2 baths on End
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house - baths; 30-cow barn; Silo;
double gar. on hard-surfaced I'd
fully equipped and a productive
farm $4,000 as a whole and will
help finance.
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N. ARLINGToN?-YEs!
Q MIN. FROM D. C.?-YESl
Big Big BIN BIN R R YES
3 BEDRMs.. ! z BATHS?-,YEsi

BIG LAWN TO CUT?-NOl
ASK-USl REALTY COMPANY
ia. S-1252 ia. 1853
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that slowl Living room. firepl., din.
rm., kitchen SKIS, 3 bedrooms, !
bath: basement with "a bath and
gay clubroom; carport with tool
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100-ft. front lot; win sell TO one
THE LAURIE CORPORATION
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S400 DOWN

500 per mo. buys this 3-bedroom
rambler on corner lot in Town Of
Eairfsx. Pull price, Sl2.960. Phone
Crescent 3-l4ll. lis
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Let us show you this lovely Calf.
rambler in beautiful Oakview. Mr..
N o. q rms. Gil approved; .Sl3. 900.
Hugh T. Peck, HE. 4-6400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FIvE-BEDRooM. 2-bath, brick Cape
trees; asking $1,000 down. J-W
REALTY CO.. IA. S-lS7S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12

De luxe Drlck ana stone rambler, D
rms. 2ta baths, rec. nm, GE kitchen,
Hugh T. Peck, HE. 4-6400
3-BEDRM. COLONIAL
Gil approved, lge. liv. rm.. sep. din
rm.. kit. with. bkfst. space, full
dry bsmt., cool shaded lot; only
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 7-6855
HOME AND 1St COMM.
BUNGALOW, 9iI3 BALTIC. blvd, Ber-
ness from your home This property
is on large corner lot. Inspection
appt. only, 60 pm. call WE D.
564S or w c NICHOLSON, 7942
Wis. ave, OIL. 2-020s. ia
$8,25O-12 ACRE
3 bedrms,, CT approved. mo. payment
less, than rent, vacant, quick pos
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1166 WA. 1865
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CT APPROVED, $12,975
owner transferred, makes possible
brick. ) nice bedrooms. separate din
ing room. spotless condition.; . min.
from D. C. line
Hugh T. Peck, HE. 4-6400
EVERYTHING
Dishwasher, disposal, IL baths. 3
vi mi
kitchen. full bSmt; only Sl4.950.
Can be bought Gil; Chillum area.
Please
Visit
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Expansive not expensive. 7-room
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Owner must sell: only SIS. 900. Red
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ooOu silver Hill Rd. -12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12

New Hampshire Gardens
De luxe brick and stone rambler, G
rms. 2la baths. rec. rm., GE kitchen,
priced Tor immed sale
Hugh T. Peck, HE. 4-6400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12

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