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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

"This," said Hildur Lagos,
scorer of the Capital Women's
Major League, sis a little hectic. /"
Truth to tell, both the team
and individual races in Washing
tons strongest woman duckpin
circuit are extraordinary. When
Fulford's Radio routed the cham
pion Chatterbar team last night
to grab the lead, the Chatter
bars dropped into a fouf-way tie
for fifth, with only six games
separating the ninth-place team
from the first.
At this stage, only the 10th
and last-place team is not a
threat for the pennant, won two
years straight by Chatterbar.
Rays Bar and Grill, erstwhile
leader, suffered the same treat
ment as the champions. with the
King Pins scoring a sweep that
dropped Rays to third and pulled
themselves into fourth. Bank of
Maryland took over second by
banking Food Service Equip
ment.
William c. voight won two
from Southeast Nash and Con-
gressional Shopping City shaded
Washington Brick.
All of which left the following
tumble: Fulford's, 1879; Bank
of Maryland, 17-1O; Rays, To-
IL; King Pins. 14-13; Southeast
Nash, Voight, Washington Brick
land Chatterbar, 1914 each;
Congressional Shopping, 1915,
and Food Service, 1915.
Just as tight is the individual
race. Evelyn Nickel of South
east Nash, who seems to be in
for a big season, glided into the
lead with a $50 that lifted her
average to 114-24, but only six
pins in the van Of Dotty Clark
Of Bank of Maryland and IL
ahead Of Ann Habercom of
Washington Brick.
Others who topped $50 last
might were Gertha Wilson, 1863:
Edie Adams, $50; Phyllis Jones,
1853; Ruth Ring, 357; Lucy
Englebrecht, 354, and Nancy
McInnerney. 352.
= + \ \
Mike Vann of the Bank of
Maryland team shot a last-box
strike that won a game from
Schafer Beer in the Mems Dis
trict Minor League, but he
wasn't proud of it. Schafer
held a one-pin edge as the an
Choir men poised for the final
frame. Clay Morgan spared for
Schafer. Then Vann struck
without hitting the headpin. He
out-counted Morgan for a three
pin victory, 623 to $40. Bank of
Maryland swept the match.
In shooting the leagues Sec
ond-high set, 1886, and third
high game, 662, Langley Sport
Center blanked McDonald's Raw
Bar and vaulted from 18th to
eighth place. Sharpshooting for
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Bill Dudley Going
Into Hall of Fame

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Nov
| RJ.-Bullet Bill Dudley, Vir-
Iginia's 1941 All-America half
back, will be installed into col
lege footballs Hall of Fame Sat-
urday during halftime cere-
monies at the Virginia. Wander
bilt game here.
Dudley, formerly backfield
coach at Virginia, now is serving
in the same capacity with the
Pittsburgh Steelers. During the
OFF season he operates an insur-
ance business at Lynchburg.
Dudley still holds 10 separate
Cavalier records. After he ended
his college career, Dudley played
with the Steelers, Detroit Lions
and Washington Redskins.
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|Army-Novy Come
Already Is SeLIout

WEST POINT. N. Y, Nov. /
ER.-The Army-Navy football
game. which will be played in
Philadelphia Municipal Stadium
December /. is a sellout, authori-
tiles of the two service academies
have announced.
The Army Athletic ASSOCIATION
us returning 5000 applications,
Col. Elliott w. Amick, business
manager. said yesterday.
1t is estimated AN additional
$4,000 tickets could have been
sold due to the demand for
tickets. heaviest since 1850. The
stadium seats more than 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
Tommy Heinrich
Returns to Come
AS Giants Coach

NEW YORK, Nov. / Dr.
Tommy Heinrich has Joined the
enemy" For years a fixture in
|rightfield with the Yankees
Heinrich is returning to baseball
IN 1857 as a coach under Man.
ager Bill Rigney of the Giants.
Since Heinrich turned down an
offer from the Yankees to man.
age a club in their minor league
farm system after the 1851
World Series. he has been out of
baseball. A brewery executive
IN Cincinnati for two years, he
has been working in radio and
television in recent months.
Horace Stoneham, Giants
president, announced the ap-
pointment yesterday.
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Wells Rejoiins
Redskins, but
Must Win Job
By LEWIS F. ATCHIsoN

Billy Wells is back with the
Redskins but out of a JOB. and
the prospects Of getting his old
one back quick aren't good.
Having accumulated enough
leave from the Army to finish
the pro football season, Wells
reported back yesterday and
found a newcomer, Dick James,
in his old shoes at right half
back. And, after James fine
performance against the Chicago
Cardinals, which earned him the
Redskins player : Of the week
award, Wells viii have trouble
dislodging him.
Billy will make his debut
against the Detroit Lions at
Griffith Stadium a week from
Sunday. and if the Western
Division pacemakers are still un-
defeated the Redskins will need
all the help they can muster.
wen use Billy primarily on
punt returns and kickoffs until
he gets acclimated," Coach Joe
Kuharich said. Hes not COM
ing back from a desk job, so he's
trim and seems to be in shape,
but 1t will take a little time to
Iget adjusted"
To make room for Wells. Ku-
harich and his aides reluctantly
decided to cut Slug Witucki, vet
eran lineman whose hustle and
drive this year inspired the en-
tire squad. The youth Of sew
eral promising newcomers,
weighed heavily against the 49,
Iyear-old Slug, who planned to
hang up his cleats at the end of
this season anyhow.
Meanwhile, the Redskins NAV
have three-day layof over the
week end, If things go well to :
day and tomorrow. Fullback Dale
Atkeson seems to be the only
runner not in tip-top shape. He
has a bruised knee bone but
Trainer George Lentz expects
him to be ready for the Lions.
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Hover Expected to Leod
Navy Line Against Irish

Continued From Page CT
sophomore at Navy in 1854. But
asurplus OF backs and a scarcity
81 inemen caused the Navy
coaches to switch him.
I didn't like it at first" Hover
eays. because I wasn't good at
Il ! couldn't block anybody.
had to learn everything from
Scratch. But once you learn the
tricks of the trade. it's a good
position. / like 1t fine now"
The Naval Academy's heavy
weight boxing champion, Hover
knows what it's like to catch a
right hook flush to the jaw. 1t
happened in the game against
Cincinnati. the only time he's
been rocked this year.
IT don't know where 1t came
FROM" he says. "All / know is
/ went in to make a tackle ana
came flying out Of there. I saw
stars for five minutes"
Lauded by Duden
Jim, son of an employee of the
First National Bank of Chicago,
Is one Of three brothers. An
older brother is q graduate Of De
Paul University in Chicago. A
younger brother Is studying for
the priesthood in Milwaukee.
Dick Duden, former star end
for Navy and one of Erdelatz'S
top assistants, says Of Hover:
HE holsters the line on defense.
He's the type Of boy who really
cracks ball carrier so he knows
he's been hit. A bulwark on de-
fenSe-that's what that rascal is. "
A top figure on last years
team which boosted two ALI
Americans in George Welsh and
Ron Beagle, Hover says this
team is better in one respect.
IA welsh and Beagle were
great" he says, but this year
we're better of in that a game
doesn't hinge on one or two
players. Last year If you took
Welsh and Beagle out we would
have had trouble with the Little
Sisters of the Poor. We're most
" a green team this year. Every
body wants to play"
& Offensive Drills Stressed
$. Erdelatz put his squad through
N intensive workout yesterday,
With the accent on offense. 1.-THE
trouble is" Erdelatz says, "who
Knows what their defense will
be? They come up with a diff
terent one every few minutes. /"
q This is one game Erdelatz
wants to win more than any
other, with the possible excep-
ton of the Army game. Stop
ping Paul Hornung, Notre
Danes big quarterback, will be
Nays chief problem. He's ac-
counted for well over half OF
Notre Danes total offense and
has scored 10 points. He ha;
an average of So yards pei
carry and has completed 81 Of
IS passes for a $50 percentage.
The entire Irish squad will
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work out at 4 pm. tomorrow
at Georgetown University.
This will be the 30th meeting
between the two rivals in an
unbroken series. The Irish have
won "a games, Navy has won
four times and one was a tie.
But in 10 games. two touch
downs or less separated them
and in 10 of them one touch
down or less represented the
difference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01


rnllaue pnle -------------1 IL
WhoulubGOu -----------l E-9
First period scoring: Washington-
Joey Formica (Roy Hammond, Oar
Ruckavina Greg Meserve, Ed Moe Bar
TOLD, 2:46. Penalties: Washington
None. Philadelphia-Jerry Casey (high
stickingl, 1888, al Fontana dnterfer.
second-period scoring: washington-
Formica Morgan, Hammond), 1915
hiladelphia-None. Penalties: Washing.
ton-John LeClerc (holdingl.. 3:2S: Ross
Kelly (chargingl. hiladelphia-Fon.
tana ttrippingl 7:16. Meserve tcrOss.
Third-period scoring: Washington--
Clarence Melanchuk (Leclec, Norm Dow.
dalD,, 1896. Formica (Morgan, Ham.
mondD, 7:20. Philadelphia--Russ Nc
Clenaghan, tJim Moore), 1927. Penal.
tiesi Washington---Rheo ITouzin Sive.
minute misconduct for drawing blood
with high stick, 800; Hammond
lroushingy. HAS. Philadelphia--Ray
Crew ttrippingl. 2:09: Ross Turnbul
eree). 200: Bartoli (roughingl, 500
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Ohio State Alumni
To See Grid Film

A Aim of the Ohio State-Penr
State football game October q
VIII be shown at 8:l5 O'Clock
tonight at the Riverdale Pres
nyterian Church, 65I3 Queens
Chapel road, University Park
Md.
The program is sponsored by
the Ohio State Alumni Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-01
|Formica Gives
Lions Winning
Start in League

With Joey Formica on an in
credible scoring hinge. the Lions
are on and running in the East
ern Hockey League.
Winners Of their first two
games, both against the Phila-
delphia Ramblers, the Lions
win try to add another at the
expense Of the Johnstown Jets
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at Uline
Arena.
Coach Red Mitchell and his
squad will then hit the road
for games against Clinton at
Clinton. N. Y, Saturday night
and defending champion New
Haven Sunday night. Their
next home game will be Wednes-
day night against the Char
lotte Clippers, formerly of Ball
timore.
Sets League Record
Formica, 5-foot-6 left winger,
has seven goals to his credit, a
league record for any two
games. He scored four times In
the league opener Saturday and
last night added three more to
lead the Lions to a Az victory
before 1908 spectators.
Roy Hammond and Dan Nor
gan gave Formica tremendous
assistance, while starring de-
fensively were ALI Turner, Reho
Touzin and Goalie Jack Spencer.
Ramblers Grab Lead
The Ramblers took the lead
at 2:45 of the first period on
a shot by Rocky Rukavina. but
Formica tied it at 11:O6 and
sent the Lions ahead to stay at
14:16 Of the second.
Mitchell, meanwhile, is watt
ing for ALI Lewsey, speedy Negro
forward, to make up his mind.
Lewsey did not dress for last
nights game and has indicated
a dissatisfaction with his con-
tract.
I'm not begging anyone to
play hockey" Mitchell says.
His decision must be his own.
But I'm not going to give him
his release. He'll play for US
or nobody"
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|Sturr and Bustien
|WrestIe Tonight
[At Capitol Arena

Ricky Starr will go after hi.
third straight victory when hi
takes on Red Bastien in the fea.
ture wrestling bout tonight al
Capitol Arena.
The match. a two-out-of three
falls. Commute limit affair, will
start at $3.50 o'clock. It will moi
be televised.
Other bouts list Don Arnolc
against Wild Man Fargo, Skull
Murphy and Dick Steinborn, Dich
Affiis with Wally Lamb and Ton
Bradley against MIGUEL Perez.
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Hyperion Retired

One Of the greatest sires Of all
time. Hyperion, is being retired
from the stud at the age of 26
IN England this year. Many out
standing American thorough
breds descend from him, includ-
ing Needles. Swaps, Citation,
Ponder. Heliopolis, Alibhai, High
Gun, Khaled. etc.
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Yellow Pages are going to press very soon!

Washington's CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY is now closing and will be on the
press pretty quick. If you have any changes to
make in your business listing, now's the time
to get them in.'
Yellow Pages is the Buyers Guide. It lists
hundreds of commodities and services families
and businesses need. And these folks constantly
consult Yellow Pages to find out where to get
the things they want.
For those who don't always remember to
do that, we're constantly reminding them in
pleasant, easy-to-read advertisements that buy
ing begins in the Yellow Pages. It's natural
meeting place for sellers and buyers-and q
fine place to get known and stay known by
customers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-06

MASS. AVE. tSumnerJ --5-bedr
home. vacant and in new-houSe
condition; center hall, Twins nm.
dining rm.. electric kitchen, IarRe
screened porch. bedroom or den
and full bath LIST floor: nice bed
rooms and . baths up; recr. rm.;
2-car Rarage. Only S36,950. Bill
LINGSLEY REALTY CO., EN-.
A.oA1H. RNeS OIL. -3nrS
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WHEATON. $500 cash non -Gl-3
bedrms., sep. din. rm,; lge. cor lot
Payments less than rent. LOs o.
S1.6 or 10. 4-70l7. GIDEON c.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS-By owner:
large brick-and-stone rambler on
step down hv. rm. with stone firepi'
Separate din. rm., all-elec. kit. with
breakfast bar. Laundry rm., . lRe.
bedrm. and paneIed den or :3rd bed
rm. Patio with frepl Excel. con-
struction. Unusual terms. S35,a50.
OIL 9-SS1O g
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ARL.. 1900 N. Pierce st,-1st-n,. l.
utils. Mgr, Apt. Q, ia. 7-s02l. -
ARL.. close in--1 and 2 bedrms,
immed. occupancy: tops in conyen-
fence, Call for appt., IA. 1-6660
ALEXANDRIA. va bedrms.. liv
rm. din, kit. and bath across
from new elem. school: $50. r. A.
HUMPHREYS g. SONS. MA. 5000
DUPLEX CONTEMPORARY; brand
rm., din. rm.. . bedrms., master
i6x12: buiit-in bookcases. balcony,
etc: bus at door: off-street park
ing; Sl25 plus utilities. JE. 2-351 0,
ANTAGONISTS plus utilities. At
tractive i-bedrm apis. in modern
apt. bldg: washer and drier; park
Pentason. ia. @-00e4. 10
ARL.-New 5-room de luxe-aupiex,
. blks. Court House wilson blvd.
and Fl. Myer Ample closet and
storage space. I2lS N. Veiteh st.
Apply next door. Phone ia. s-S907
or IA. S-ss22. Rent, S110 per mo.
aR RhI + SSsclsl; INV 1-b iS
apt 4-direetion bus service, y bus
lance Fl. Myer, Lge, refgr. and kit.
Venetian blinds. Exhaust fans.
Wired for TV and air conditionins
Full laundry service. Locked storase.
Plenty Of parking On premises al
utils. No pets. no children. SIS So.
ia. 5-7z3S day. IA. 4-1706 ewes.
%
ARL.-15 min. from 18th and Pa.
ave; liv. nm din. rm.. sewing rm.
. bedrms.. fireplace and garage;
S1l0 mo, JE. 2-7564. s.
FIRST FLOOR, newly decorated,
bedrms.. now available 10 min.
from Pentagon ia. 9 4792: II no
ans. call IA. S-2317. %
house rd. "a block from court
house-Newly decorated: efficiency
and bedroom, from $50 up; free
parking. NO. 7-75g2. J. GIBBONS
kOLB. OIL. 2-0296. -
S59.50 PLUS UTILS.-l-bedrm. apt
m apt. bldg, cony. to transp. and
Wash.-Lee shopping center; EN-.
3-567s. days; EN-. 3-920s. ewes.
FALLS CHURCH-DONNA LEE-Ex-
ira convenient TO schools. buses,
shopping; children and small pets
welcome. JE 3-S573, ia. 10000.
CENTER ARL. - Lovely i-bedrm
apt unusually quiet, clean; mod
apt, bldg. blk. TO bus and shop
ing center: $3.50. KE. $3.50.
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GLENMONT--2-bedrm. rambler. ex-
ce2tionally lRe. kit, laundry room
on ST. mr.; fenced yard; $4,000.
81; $500. Gown bal 500. per mo.
Subject TO VA approval. DONALD
\. lnHn. aNaS VII a1.lD
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WHEATON. Mr.. st. GATHERINGS and
Highland school S300-S5Uu cash
TO non-Gf. !. and 3 bedrms 10 g.
Ss!6, or 10. 4-7017. GIDEON C.
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WHEATON BY owner: $4,000:
$1,000 down, assume GI loan
3-bedrm. rambler. close to schools.
10. 4-56U9 after 6 skdays, All dsy
Sat, Sun. 3
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iBrookdale area
20 minutes to downtown BY bus.
Brick and frame Colonial lust 4
years old with generous sized living
and dining rooms. Nice cheerful
kitchen and enclosed jalousied
porch. LIST Ar, powder room. 3
bedrooms on ind floor. Existing CT
loan may be assumed. Call Clare
kenner. OIL. 4-6l29. THOMAS l..
PHILLIPS. WO, $1,000. "a
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BE soID IMMEDIATELY. Older
frame home. ideal for the growins
family Side hall large living room
fireplace dining room. huge
kitchen, pantry. LIST floor. bed
rooms. l bath, 2nd floor Stairway
10 storage attic, full bsmt.: new gas
lance TO Janney Elementary. st,
AIMS Church and school. Deal Jr
and Wilson High Schools. This
property needs to be decorated and
modernized troughout. Call EN-
y s;sSSs OF pI; 7-6sao. THos- J
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
bedroom. 2-bath brick Colonial;
study. formal dining room. modern
full basement; maids room and
bath. 2-car garage: S34.35O. KoR-
ZENDORFER, OIL. 4-SI11 til 9.
CATHEDRAL AVE. 2SOf q bed
rms. 8 baths: Gear garage: every
convenience. Open. J. A. HAYDEN.
cIEvY CHASE, p. G.; s2a.5oo-
rm.. lge. kit. on LIST A.: ) bedrmS
20 are very largel, bath on End q.
beautifully redeeorated rooms; fully
detached. compact home with lots
OF living space. Once open g-5.
TOWN d SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-9400
BERKELEY-Beautiful custom-built
brick. center-hall Colonial. with
and Law, 3 twin-size bedrmS.
baths, controlled community of
Foxhall I'd. 10 minutes from down.
town. Vacant. Owner urges i'm
mediate sale FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
DI. 1-14l1; ewes. WO. 6-4754.
BARNABY WOODS-Charming brick
Colonial; heavy slate roof. incorpo-
ship, Powder room and den. first
floor; 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. closet
space galore. End floor; attractive
clubroom; built-in garage; beauti-
full ee-shaded lot. Only $32 500.
Call DE. 2-7745 or DI. T-6S30.
THOS. j. FISHER d. CO.
MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA bed
rooms, 2 baths bedroom and bath
on first floor: only $24, $50; walk
ing distance to our Lady Of Vic
tory parish and school. This i'm
maculate home should particularly
appeal to q Catholic family wanting
excellent school facilities: stores
and transportation convenient; 10
minutes driving time TO downtown
Call EN- 3-334s or DI. 7-6S3O
THoS. J. FISHER & CO.
WALTER REED SHEPHERD PARK
AREA, 1900 blk. Sth st. n.w.-Im-
mac. corner semidet brick; 9 rms.
bath plus 1st-fi, powder rm.: car
peting; nice rec. rm.: priced right,
good terms Ewes, RA. 6-2521.
PRESS REALTY CORP, ST, j.
1916 "a
FIRST TIME OFFERED - 47a6
Western ave; detached stuceo and
frame; 2 LARGE rooms, bath. attic,
basement: lot 120'Xl0O'; enough
room for another house; priced
less than value. MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO, 1924 l4th street NV,
AID. 4-2005. 3
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Cnnnecticllf Ave. AMI.

SO4AAACNtAN4S ave- &AkSe'
One large bedroom. living rm.. din
ing foyer, kitchen and bath; newly
remodeled and decorated through
out; new modern kitchen. new bath
SOON equipment pastel tile built-in
tub and shower: walk-in closets.
24-hour switchboard and elevator
service. Also available. efficiency
apartment no. 1854.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FORM1CA SINK TOP AND WOOD
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or investor wanted for expansion.
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COLLEGE PARK--Newly decorated
iiv. rm., bedrm.. kit, dinette, bath;
Adults only. S6s. WA. S-8030.
SILVER SPRING--Li rm bedrm..
kit. din. bath. utils. incl. 81 49,
cple.. refs, no pets 10. 3-6ss9.
ROCKVILLE. 2 bedrooms, living
rm,, dinette. kitchen, bath and rear
:SespS ss5fs 9s ss to s5 D ahs
SILVER sPRiNGwLovely 3-rm. apt.
Georgis ave MONTGOMERY HIS
utilities, IA a-414d II
NEAR ANDREWS-Living, rm,, di.
nette. bedrm., kitchen ana hath: ~
fir. LARGE yard. Call Redwood
G4SIIrfnEHiG:RsBURo-Attr. / and 3
porch: 3 blocks to elem. school and
shopping district: $50 TO $50 per
mo SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY. INC.
20. .asa66ll5l; ewes. Mr.. Wilson
le 81 f kss4iwEsr HIGHWAY. - lust
vidual dwelling unit: duplex with
private front and rear entrances;
convenient to D.. C. busline and
shopping: will redecorate: 500 per
mo. plus utils. Call MA. s-lssl
rAK.,MA PARK. $40 Houston ct.
-a.-bedrm. apt; liy. rm.. din, rm.,
kit. bath. Util. rm. in bsmt, Stor,-
ase space in attic. SS9.5o incl
util HE. 4-4144. -
SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm. duplex
apt. SlOO-Sl05, plus gas and cleo
within 3ia blks. OF main Silver
Spring Shopping Fenwick Garden
Apis, phone JU. 5-100u. u
SPRING, MD.--Sligo Park
Hills Apt Spacious l-bedrm, units
$3.50 to SS4.50. and 2-oedrm.
units, S92. so 70 $3.50 In beauti-
full sligo Park. Laundry facilities;
utilities included near grade and
High Schools: convenient to Walter
Reed Hospital. Call MRS. SEESTED,
Resident Manager, ~ S-46s3.
la
3603 i3rd AVE. Colmar Manor
Liv rm., dinette, / bedrm., kit.
bath and screened back porch In
apt. BLDG, settled couple. UN. A.
oh44 after 5 pm. IS
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co-oP APIS, FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

BRITISH FOREIGN service oficei
requires 1-bedroom apartment. pref.
erabiy furnished. air conditioned
with porch or patio essential. HO
Lod5KkffSS;cE Ext Ton s49 coon tenant. is ;,
D. c.? List with. me. ReaS. fee
Get tenants through MANDEL. AID
4-340O %
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BETHESDA

Near GEORGETOWN I'd. and NH: s.
bedroom. brick rambler. Nice cor
ner lot. A very good buy, Priced
Sl9,q50. Ewes. and Sun. call Mr..
LAuahlin, OIL. c-1S90.
EUGENE B. GINGELL
OIL. 2-2022 %
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes In NV
D. C. and nearby Nd. Free az
praisal; no delay. For. complete
rental service. ohone ps Today
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-b24e. -
IF you ARE CONSIDERING
The rental OF your property in the
Falls Church, Fairfax Co. area,
please feel free to call or write for
full information on our rental
management service.
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