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RACING DATES
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Bowie would open February IL
and run for II days. concluding
it's long meeting March 80.
Laurel would follow with a
29-day meeting ending May A..
Good Friday. April 10. would
be- an of day and Pimlico's
spfing meet would be conducted
for 18ldays. May 6 TO May l8.
This adds up to 50 days Of
spring" racing.
In the fall Laurel and Pimlico
would operate their remaining
allotment Of days, with each
major track being entitled to
I'd, days q year. Laurel's l1-day
fap meeting would be from Oc-
tober 81 TO November IL. while
Pthlico would operate for "a
days from November 10 to l.. :
ceInber IA. Bowie will run
IL days because Of a one-day
snow postponement last March
Although last weeks an
nouncement of the proposed
early opening caused widespread
comment in racing circles. II
has received surprisingly little
opposition. particularly from the
horsemen.
The only protest at this MORN
ing's hearing came from the
Retail Merchants Association Of
Baltimore, which voiced opposi-
ton TO December racing in
Maryland.
Laurel ofiicials at the session
announced plans TO remodel the
grandstand during the summer
with the work due 10 be COM
pleted before the fall meeting
Maryland's earliest season
opening to date came this year
when Bowie started on March 8.
One program--on March l9--
was showed out. y
The proposed early start IN
Maryland would oppose Charles
Town II the West Virginia track
follows It's 1856 pattern Of dates
Charles Town. however. currently
Is having troubles with the West
virginia Racing Commission on
purse distribution and has not
announced its 1887 schedule
Charles Town opened a 34-day
meeting on January % this year,
A spokesman from Charles
Town said that II Maryland
starts on February n. the West
vti.lniA track probably would b
fo1 "a 70 run 10 dates THROUGH
III GUNNER IN oppo1ition 70 IA
- ana minor tracks.
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LITTLE SPORT
9 Tor Heels Grid Games
Ruled as Forfeits BY ACC

GREENSBORO. N. c.. Dec. 10
@.-As far as the Atlantic
Coast Conference is concerned
1856 football records will show
victories over North Carolina fol
Maryland and Virginia, both OF
which were beaten by the Tar
Heels, and Wake Forest, which
played Jim Tatum's team to 9
tie.
Jim Weaver. conference com.
missioner, ruled yesterday that
the nine North Carolina games
In which Vince Olenik partici-
Ipated have been forfeited &C.
cording to the leagues bylaws
OF course, those three schools
won't be revising their records
to reflect the official change.
Olenik. a junior end from
Swoyerville. Pa, played under
the name Of Vince Glen and had
previously played ct Temple
University although his records
lat North Carolina did not show
him to be q transfer student.
Olenik participated In North
ICarolina's first nine games. He
was withheld from the final
game with Duke after Weaver
called the matter to the schools
attention. Duke won the game,
I21-0.
North Carolina finish its FIRST
season under Tatum with a
l2-7-l record. The Tar Heels
lost to North Carolina State,
Oklahoma. South Carolina,
Georgia, Tennessee, Notre Dame
land Duke.
Viewers official statement
said:
"In accordance with the At
lantic Coast Conference bylaws
(rule IS, section b the Uni
lversity Of North Cardinals foot
ball games of the 1856 season
in which Vince Olenik particle
DATED shall be forfeited.
This Office did not make an
investigation but called the
matter to the attention Of on
cials of the University Of North
Carolina. They acted promptly.
This office received the fun CO.
Operation Of their administra-
tive officials. No one feels that
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ADELAIDE, Australia, Dec. 1e
R.-America's Davis Cup tennis
forces few into Adelaide. early
today heartened by the news that
Australia's temperamental Lew
Hoad is in one of his petulant
moods. i. ra ~
The United States player:
realize their faint hopes Of re.
capturing the trophy may bt
enhanced If the powerful Sydney
'youngster undefgoes a psyche.
logical breakup such as the one
that helped America in 1854.
| At that time Hoad, who Il
given to moodiness, became de.
pressed shortly before the chal-
lenge round and issued his IA
nous statement asking people to
get of my back" The United
States, went on to win the cup.
The Wimbledon champion
showed similar signs of edginess
yesterday in the finals Of the
Victorian championships in
which he lost his third straight
decision to teammate Ken Rose
wall. 40, 4-6, 6-l, Ga, 6-3
Hoad slammed Q bail into the
backStop. He upbraided a lines
man and had him removed
After the match he strobe an.
grily from the courts, not waiting
for the ofhcial presentations.
The American and Australian
teams. staying at the same hotel,
chatted amiably In the lobby
today and Hoad was kidded
about his blowup.
Hoad said the match was
played in q cutting wind and late
in the evening after a. prolonged
women's match. He indicated
he became disguised with the
proceedings. But tennis observ-
ers have begun to wonder II
ROsewall hasn't at last discov-
cred Hoad's number. Ken has
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little Beats Colts
with Broken Hand

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10 Up
~. A. Title quarterbacked
the Forty Miners to a 30-17 VIC
tory over Baltimore Sunday de-
spite a broken finger on his
throwing hand.
X-rays disclosed the break In
the ring finger yesterday.
Title was hurt on the third
play Of the game when the hand
was stepped on, but he COM
pleted IL Of 81 passes for l53
yards.
1T didn't hurt me much dur
ing the game" he said, but 1t
did swell up pretty bad later"
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Ivy League Policy Pointed Up
BY PENIS Retiring of Sebo

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10 (R.-
The Ivy League. through the
University of Pennsylvania presi-
dent, has let it be known that a
winning team will not be the
principal criterion by which a
football coach will be judged.
In announcing yesterday that
Steve Sebo was being reappointed
for another three years, DR.. Gay
lord Harnwell of Penn said he
was being guided not only by
competence and performance,
but also personal character and
Integrity in keeping faith with
established policies designed to
further the university's essential
educational purposes"
Sebo. AZ. whose first three
year contract ended on Thanks
giving Day when Penn lost to
Cornell, a traditional rival. POT,
has led the Quakers through
three Of their darkest football
years.
For two years. while Penn was
slowly returning to its class after
an Inflated fling at big-time
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BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

The 7s7 was far from nuke
The week prior, Angela posted
723 and the week before that,
701. The Women's international
Bowling Congress credited her
with a world record for the 787,
but we're wondering If those
three straight zoos also aren't q
women's record.
Angela's average in the st
Louis Banner League Is 212 for
AZ games. In the national
standings. nobody is close to
her. with Mae Ploegman Of
Chicago second at 1893. Marion
Ladewig Of Grand Rapids, Mich
the women's National All-Star
champion. isn't even In the first
10.
Twenty times last season,
which she started with a 279
game, Angela topped 600. in
averaging 1913.
- -
For q woman duckpin bowler
who rolls only once 4 week In
league play. 1ngomar Ding
Moen. is doing quite all right,
Her average with Fulford's Radio
in the Capital Major League "a
liz. which makes her a serious
contender for the championship
But. even more surprising,
what with scant competition 70
steady her game. Miss Moen. who
didn't bowl at all last season, this
year has been . consistent col
lector In tournaments. She tied
for NTH In the Dixie Classic, was
fifth In the Baltimore Recreation
Open and third In the Recrea-
ton Mixed Doubles. partnered BY
Nick Rinaldi.
Thus. In 1--WE tournaments, she
made the payod three times.
missing IN the Franklin Mixed
Doubles and the Toots Barger
Open.
More consistent however. has
been Lyn Kuc1sk Of the wash
ington Brick team IN The Capital
Major. with three tournaments
and thIee pFizes- An tne Rrnnkiip
xsd Doubles. the Barssr Oh
9 NE Recrsatinn No.
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Forty-Niners HuIfbock
Takes High School Job

SACRAMENTO. Calf, Dec. 10
@.-George Maderos. defensive
Ihalfback for the San Francisco
Forty Miners. has been ap-
pointed track coach and driver
education teacher at suburban
Del Norte High School.
Maderos,, 20. declined to say
whether his. new job means he
viii give UP pro ball.
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any person at the University
Of North Carolina had any
knowledge Of the. facts In tlls
matter.
This ONCE is hereby notify.
ing the Conference Service Blu.
reau that in future records the
1856 season football games Of
the University Of North Caroline
lin which Olenik participated
shall be listed as forfeits."
Olenik was recruited under
the coaching regime of George
Barclay.
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U.S.. Davis Cuppers Heortened
BY News of Houd's Edqiness

beaten Hoad the last three times
in the United States Nationals,
the South Australian and the
Victorian championships.
After the overnight ride from
Perth. where they beat the In
dams, the United States team
Ipracticed on Memorial Drive
courts IN the afternoon for the
challenge round which opens
next Wednesday.
Vic SeixaS. who has been here
since taking treatments for a
sore neck and back. said the all
ment is practically gone and he
feels fine"
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Carlisle Bolton smith Of 3001
q street NV HAS been awarded
q varsity soccer letter ct AM
|herSt college. A Sophomore left-
winger. Bottom Smith helped
Amherst compile . ga record
lard vim the Lllsle Three eoc
.cnF cDamptDu1nin Tor ne firs
ltims n seven yeara -
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le Million Doves Killed

Hunters killed nearly 10 mil
lion mourning doves in 20 States
which had an open season on the
birds in 1855. the Fish and Wild
life Service reported today.
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future book for that race. Bobby
Brocato. 1856 winner. Is the
I4-to-l favorite.

F'~--~-N~p eAAS
4-to-l favorite.
MILAN. italy, Dec. 10 (R.-
Ribot, Italian wonder horse still
unbeaten in his racing career,
left BY train yesterday for Eng
land. where he viii be at stud in
the stables Of Lord Derby.
The three-tine winner of the
Grand Prix de rArc de Triomphe
Us travelling in q special French
coach attached to a regular
train. On his arrival at Dun-
querque today, he viii be trans
ferred to a van to complete the
trip.
Ribot is valued at more than
! billion lire tabout SIS nnillion).
In order to leave Italy q spe-
cial pass had to be obtained for
|Ribot from the Ministry Of For
eign Trade in Rome. It IS valid
for one year.
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Latest sensation IN the ten
pin world " Angela Mica Of 81
Louis. who set q world record
Ifor women with = league series
= 787. ineiudtng games q 13o
% and ieo oha conocle1 4
kes and sin sDareA ~
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With only one squad left to
roll. it looked as If Joe Miseli and
Frank Durham might be home
with the bacon In the Christmas
Doubles at Alexandria Tenpins
In the next to the last squad,
they knocked down l,244 pins,
added a 80 handicap. and were
on top with a gross 1888.
But Bob Martini and Bob Cole,
among the last to shoot. bobbed
up with a tally Of l,286-54--l, 340,
and that was 1t. Martins 68e
was the winning punch.
In the mixed doubles division
Frances Colohan paired with Joe
Antonaci for a close victory. with
Louise Roberts and Ed Colohan
second. The Colohan-Antonaci
tally was l.l52-1l7-i.269 and
that Of Roberts-C olohan. 1919
i80-i,259.
The winners may have set an
area mixed doubles record when
Mrs. Colohan rolled 257 and
Antonaci 227. for a game Of 4S4
Others in the mems payofI
we're Bill Beidelman-Vince On.
gar. 1,277; Bryan Wilson Charley
Robinson. 1858: Dunham- Billy
zeh. 1922 and Andy TFessler-
Lou Marcus. 1920.
The mixed doubles outdrew
the mems, 80 pairs to 80. Other
prize winners were: May
Belcher-Del Belcher. 1893: A
Coble-R. Edmonds. 1903; Jean
Larcombe -Antonaci, l.l93 and
Jean Larcombe- Miseli. 1855.
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That Andy Tressler is the sor
.of Harvey Tressler. who directs
Alexandra Tenpins. and even
his dad admits the youngster has
the makinss Of q tenpIn star
Andy. not yet 10. topped $50 In
the tournament. In league play
he's averaging 100.
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RESEARCH. DESIGN, LIAlsoN


Permanent positions on the engineering staff Of our
new Boston Engineering Offices with unusual oppor-
tmities in the field of potless aircraft development
The purpose of the group is to work with Lincoln
Laboratory and other SAGE agencies in migrating
the Bomarc Weapons System with SAGE.
RESEARCH SPECIALISTS
Unusual long-range opportunities Requirements:
educational background in mathematics and physics,
with applicable experience in weapons systems analy
sis and system stimulation on digital computers.
RESEARCH ENGINEERS
Stimulating, challenging assignments requiring edu-
cational background in eectronics, with experience in
radar and beacon systems.
TEST ENGINEERS
II you have engineering degree and experience in
planning and conducting tests these openings offer
you world Of opportunity. Electronc test back
ground desirable but not mandatory. Job requires
itv IN ham nts If
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2-BATH BRICK. 8 large bedrns.
separate din. rm., electric kitchen;
liy. I'm. with fireplace: extra-pretty
shaded lot. Exceptional buy at
$14,250. Assume large loan; easy
ERTIES. AP. 7-7774
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T. D. BURGESS
RE. $4,000 Til 8


4 BEDROOMS, 2 FULL BATHS
Like-new brick home: nice close-if
neighborhood in Nd. See any time
Asking S1S,500. but make you
offer Directions: Penna. ave. Sc
to Southern ave, left on Southern
ave. 4 blks. to Ellis st.. right or
Ellis st. to send ave. and 2407.
J. NJ. MEDLEY, 10. s-5777
NEW BRICK RAMBLERS
3 bedrooms, Ia baths. large livine
room with beautiful ail-across fire-
place. separate dining room, dc
luxe kitchen: rec. rrn., laundry room
workshop and toilet in basement
Trades considered. Open daily l.
dark. Directions: Penna. ave. sc
to Southern ave-, left on Southern
ave. A blks. to Ellis st.. right e
open homes.
J. M. MEDLEY, 10. S-5777s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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uNusuAI-sPLIT LEVEL

new bedrms., . baths. finished
rec. rm,. gar; Ice. wooded lot:
Sa2. 1h0.
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In quiet section. not development.
Buy new, choose your decorations.
Fine, bic llv, I'm. with fireplace full
din rm, bedrmE.. ga baths, car
port; Ice. wooded lot. You'll like this.
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GROUP OF CUSTOM coLoN1Ar.s
DIP. Out Mass. ave. past West
moi Gland circle and D. c. line. Ia
mi 70 TULIP HIS stgn on left, turn
left Blk. 20 our open sign.
w. B. WRIGHT EM. $4,000
. =
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ASSUME aIs% LOAN - s-bedrm.
daylight bsmt. 81 800 down; close
to everything Full price. S13,S00
JOHN H. HUGHES CO.. WA. 4
044h
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CHECK THESE
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

N. ARL., mr.. Clarendon-New bldg,
air-cond.; ample parking; on bus
line; will partition to suit Call
ia, $4,000. 9-5, Monday through
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

WEST HfATTsvnLE-3 bedrms.,
81. 5Ss down. Price. $4,000. $50
mo-. everything. JOHN H. HUGHES
CO., WA. 7-0445.
HOUSES BY HUGHES--Just of New
Hampshire ave. truly iine loca-
ton, 3-bedroom. two-level home;
| easily today's most functional
house. Features 23-ft. liv. rn.. sep.
din. rm., appliance-packed Kitchen.
walk-in closets. CT can buy with
R. III au q iSy e ecIce a. & s42is4SSS o
It'll 8 pm.
2-BATH BRICK. large bedrms.
lily. nm. with fireplace: extra-pretty
shaded lot. Exceptional buy at
S14,250. Assume large loan; easy
terms. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES. AF. 7-7774.
WIDOW NEEDS CAsH-wiil sacri.
fee Io-room, 2ia-bath home ii
z apis. No reas. cash offer re,
H tHseq IA ., HHth 3 aye aye' capito
HOUSES BY HUGHES = Top-grade
income property; best section West
Hyattsvilie' easy to rent. Large
ming 2-bedroom apt. up: sturdy
brick building: Iow-cost operation
Co. xP. 7-19Oo til . pm.
SACRIFICE-2-bedrm. brk., semi
det.. good cond, 5 yrs. old. gas
a.-c. heat. Gregory Farms. %5I
cash and assume trust OF sol "a
per mo. WA. 5-8960.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-cozy snug
California rambler; Only 2 left;
spanking. new. Full basement; eb-
SioSss 5o O $3.50 p down IN viii iHwP handle
VI. R. HUGHES CO, XP. 7-I4OC
| It'll o pm.
2-FANfILY HOME; immed. poss.i
kit. fully equipped: bmst. with out
side entrance; terrific loca.; nice
lot. Terms can be arranged to suit
you. PRINCE GEORGES REALTY
CO.. UN. 4-1166. WA. 1885.
HOUSES BY HUGHES block
from st. Jerome's School-they car
come. home for lunch. Charming
old Victorian home: first-class con-
ditiCn ,Sh bat baths ts,sG base base
family. Priced right at 'S1e. 500,
Only 81 900 down. w. r.. HUGHES
CO.. AP. 7-1400 It'll Q pm.
s0,55O, FULL PRICE-4-bedrm., at
tractive bungalow on large shady
lot; big liv. rIn., diversified kitchen;
near everything: easy terms.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
! AP 7-7774.
ASSUME aIs% LOAN - 3-bedrm.
Colonial. sep. din rm., lge. kit,
daylight bsmt. 81 800 down; close
| to everything. Full price. S13,S00
JOHN H. HUGHES CO.. WA. 4
O445.
HOUSES Ely HUGHES-Much pre-
| ferred Michigan Park Hills: close
to d. c. line. Solid red brick Colo
| NAL. tropical wood-paneled recrea-
| ton room: 81 300 down to non-vet.
| Assume S72.60 MORTGAGE payment.
Full price only S16.250. W. r.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400 It'll 8
| pm.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-s55. 80 per
mo. pays interest and principal
on this delightful Groom Colonial:
tfp-top condition throughout: excel
| lent location in popular St. Johns
| Parish. W. r. HUGHES CO., AP.
7-1400 It'll o pm.
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SILVER SPRING

new brick split levels near In.
dian Spring Country Clubs bed.
rms, 2 baths; $19,950; terms t.
suit.
Close in, 2 new, very lge. brici
split levels--3 bedrms., "a baths
rec. rm.g huge wooded lot, 200-ft
deep. Walk to main shopping center
schools, buses.
Near Franklin and Flower--4-bed.
rm. brick Colonial: ga baths: ]
bedrm.. bath, LIST A.; rec. rm.. garage
Walk to everything.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
~. o-644O open Til Q Pm
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SPRINGFIELD. 1915 Nancemond st.
--3-bedrm. brk. ram, Ia yrs. old
cleo. kit; new school: lge. lot; dead
end St; many extras. Assume GI.
OWNER; S15.950. FL. 4-9496.
NEWCOMER TO WASHINGTON?-
Write or call for free color maps
Of Metropolitan washington. No
Obligation. JESSE JOHNSON, INC,
$3.50 Columbia pike, Arlington,
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BRAND-NEW 4 BEDROOM. 2 BATH
lceatesd in Mclean can ! bed. bedrn t,. on
cabinets. dishwasher. formal din.
rm. bsmt., 2 fireplaces. Close to
st. Johns. Only 500. 800. JE. b
2093. A. JOHN CHAPMAN AND
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MT. RAINIER AREA

Near Hyattsvllle, lovely
brick bungalow. 2 nice bed
rms. down and completely
finished attic up. fun bsmt..
sep. din. rm.. alum. storm
windows, screens, and Anchor
fenced lot, OF appraised. Sl2,-
900. You name the down pay
ment, either VA or eonven-
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WIDOW NEEDS CAsH-wiiI sacri.
fee Io-room, 2ts-bath home II
9u,ssg1 ts s HS r cas- cash Offer rr, Re,
Heights. Md. RE. 6-7141.
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H1LLcREsT HEIGHTS

Vacant detached brick, must be
sold Immediately. Owner transferred
S17, 500. Conventional, CT and FLA
terms.
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sUITLAND

We want an offer. Brk. rambler, 3
bedrms.. . baths, lovely rec. rm. and
extra summer kitchen. You'll like
the fenced yard and rear patio.
Short walk to all schools. Asking
price. $4,000.
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LOOK-$11 $50 on easy terms--3-
new freeway; equipped, modern
kitchen, large living room; picture
window in basement. A real buy
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
AP. 7-7774.
A LOVELY HOME in the suburbs
is ideal. We have many to choose
from. Priced $4,000 to S45, 600.
Call EN-. 2-S206. DISTRICT MARY
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N. ARL.-Need the rm. you can't
find, in q rambler? See this all
brick. 3-6edrm; Colonial with lEs;
q highly desirable neighborhood, on
beautifully handicapped lot. Priced
under $4,000: For appt: to see,
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Extra lge., new 3-peGrm.
ramblers on 10000 50. II.
lots: lge. master bedrm., has
powder rm. and twin closets,
full daylight bsmt. with walk
out exit. Excellent financing
for non-vets. Call us today
and inspect, The best dollar
buy in college Park at
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SPRINGFIELD = Beaut. cor. spit
level. patio, gar. fenced in area.
Center hall. Many 'extras. SWIM
ming privils. avail. S21,900. FL.
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business PROF.. WANTEp
STORES FOR RENT

APPRox. 1000 50. VI. with heavy
fieor load IN doEntoy,nv sTes az ~
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ASSUME LARGE CT TRUST Q

thlS deIlBHIIUI o-UtuTIn,, ..9-UdI v
Cape Cod with full bsmt.. din. ell,
electric kit. new-house condition,
Large corner lot with trees near
bus. A. ]. KESSINGER a. CO., JU.
0ASAA
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1h-5 acres. Lovely country
estates on Largo Marlboro rd. md.
202), 3 miles north OF Marlboro. An
area Of natural beauty. Adequat0
sy9gyoena,nt nnndn, building sno re.,,rietions.
S2,Q85 Liberal terms. Agent On
premises, l pm. 10 dark. N. LEO
sToRcH, Developer, SP. $4,000
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HICKMAN-CUsHMAN

A very attractive white frame. 3.
bedroom rambler on Ia acres, clos,
to Rockville. Lge. kitchen with din.
ing space. large liv. rm. with FIRE.
pl., full. bsmt., stove. refgr., cleo,
rm. rug. ali included. House Is wei
insulated. SO 500 down; S1S.500
Pc. 2-9142; ewes, Pc. 2-4421.
Nearby Silver Spring-Split
New brk.. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, recr
rm.; S1S,950. Mr.. Sligo golf course
and Indian Spring Club.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-11
CHEVERLY

Best buy In this finest area,
Reduced $1,000 below CT ap-
praisal At S23,D5O. A real
park ike yard with lovely
shrubberry. All brick eonstruc-
ton with slate roof. A home
OF lovely design. 3 bedrooms.
ga baths. den. ? dreplaceS,
rec. room. porch, gear brick
garage with STORAGE area
above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-11
FARMLAND

Only q blk. of Silver Hills I'd
Cute little brk. bunga., 4 years old
vacant; newly decorated, 2 bedrms
Move in today. S14,300. CT, FLA
etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-11
LUCKY SEVEN

Immediate occupancy Split
level. 90 days free rent. g.
bedrm., 2-bath, aii-brick.
masonry. Sl7.575. Gi, FHA
and conventional Hours 1
pm. It'll dusk. VIII. 6-77s0.
Dir: Out Ga. ave. to Viers
Mill rd.. left on Viers Mil I'd.
to Randolph I'd, turn left on
Randolph to Franklin Park
model home or out Wis. ave.
to Randolph. right on Ran
dolph to Franklin Park Model
home.
Metropolitan Homes, Inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-11

THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
Wa. T-450o Rsaltorl