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OUTDOORS
With BILL LEETcH

ment to use. Personally we ia
vor a small, light rod, not over
q feet long and weighing close
to 3 ounces.
Make certain the line you Sc
lect is heavy enough to bring out
the action of your rod. 1t is
surprising what heavy line these
small, light rods can handle, and
as for taper if you're planning
to fish only nearby mountain
trout streams, forget it. Buy a
level line. They cost less and
cast better on short casts. We
use a ID" level nylon line on
our 7-foot Heddon rod. Tapered
leaders are right for dry fly
fishing, and we like one of about
nv feet. with what is called a
fast taper. Get the butt section
as large as you can, especially
with nylon leaders and tapered
down to Ak. For streamers we
use straight nylon monofilament
not over 6 feet long and about
4 to 6 pound test. Lighter mono
doesn't cast well.
AS for flies and Streamers.
don't load yourself too heavily
Three or four tested patterns in
different sizes are sufficient. Our
choice Of dry flies are the fan
wing Royal Coachman, Black
Gnat. March Brown and the Ca
hills. light and dark. Tied on
sizes 10, IL, IA and 16 hooks,
they'll take plenty of trout.
Your selection will build up
later. There are literally hun
dreds Of patterns. In streamers
we stick pretty we'll to the Black
Ghost, Royal Coachman, Yellow
Sally, Black Prince and Mickey
Finn. Get them tied on 3X or
Ak long hooks and in sizes eight
and 10. In wet flies, we're
partial to the White Miller.
Black Gnat. Blue Dun, Royal
Coachman, Scarlet Ibis and yell
low Sally. Here again, the va
riety is infinite and you'll I'M
doubleday build up a peck OF
them.
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Repeat Victory
For Sea 0Erin

LEXINGTON. KY, April IL
jR.-Sea o Erin pushed his
earnings above 100000 today
at Keeneland with his second
straight victory in Americas
Oldest stakes race, the 104th
running of the $12,700 Phoenix
Handicap.
Jockey Willie Hartack drove
the 5-year-old son of Shannon
l1-Chantress from behind in
the stretch to beat Scrutinized
by a length and a'half. Tonsina.
who led most of the way with
Sea o Erin right behind, fin.
lshed third, a neck back, as
Sweet Josie and Happy Go
Lucky trailed in the f1ve-horse
field.
Sea Q Erin. topweighted at 100
pounds. covered the six furlongs
OF sloppy track in 1:113s to give
Hasty House Farm its third
straight win - Pomace having
won it in 1854.
With gross value of $l2 700.
the winners share was $7.955.
In the mutuels, Sea o Erin paid
81, $3.50 and 1920. Scrutinized
returned $3.50 and $2.40 and
TonSina 50 4O
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Catholic U. Net Team
Defeated by Sho' men

CHESTERTOWN, Md, April
IA up. = Washington Colleges
tennis team brought its Mason
Dixon Conference record to 20
today by turning back Catholic
University, 6-3. The Sho'men
took four of the six singles
matches and two OF three dou-
bles.
Catholic u. playing its first
conference match. has an over
all record of one victory and
two defeats.
Summaries:
Les Bell, Washington defeated Mar
EdmCndS. I'll ii
Ollie Beall Washington, defeated Mar
tin O'Connor. 6--i 6--3.
Joe Lorenz Catholic, defeated Pete
PAU Carey. Catholic, defeated Iry
kermisch. st. 90, 6--l.
GeorGe Hantz. Washington. defeated
Bob CerCnSak, Ga. ST, B-3
Palmer Hughes Washington. defeated
Joe Wholey. 81, 6--3.
Beall ana Barlow defeated Edmonds
KaTmisch ana Bell defeated Lorenz
cefenssk and wholly defeated Hantz
ana Al Sharp, - st
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Williams Handed
30-Duy Suspension

Johnny Williams. the former
British heavyweight champion
who was knocked out by Hurri-
Cane Jackson Friday night at
Ul!ne Arena. has been suspended
for so days by the District Box
ing Commission.
Williams was hoored three
times and received several cuts
about the face before losing on
a technical knockout at 2:49 OF
the fourth round.
Jocko Miller. chairman of the
Boxing Commission, said it was
a routine thing to suspend a
fighter who had received such
punishment. 1T gives them a
chance to recover and to make
sure there are no lasting effects"
he said.
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BY ROBERT B. PHILLIPS


MONKTON, Md. Apr. IA
Every fashionable race horse has
a psychiatriSt these days. Head
shrinkers who studied Hugh
O'Donavan's Lancrel never could
get his number, but a lady horse
trainer and a young Maryland
rider made a hero out of the
gray French horse today when
he won the 45th running of My
LadyS Manor point-to- point
race over brilliant field.
Ridden by l8-year-old Frank
BonSal. jr.. Lancrel tied into
knots two former winners of the
Maryland Hunt Cup and three
other horses that took on the
job of tracking him for three
miles and Is fences.
Closest to him at the wire was
an outsider named Gofetchit.
who had won one race and been
a frequent second in the point
to-polnts. The time of 6:l5.3 was
slightly more than a second over
the course record set in 1854 by
Mrs. w. j. Strawbridge's Lands
Corner. who brought up the rear
of the procession today.
Trained by Mrs. Fenwick
Lancrel was prepped for his
effort by a slender blond lady
named Mrs. Hugh r. Fenwick
who has been dealing with one
of the most explosive packages
in recent steeplechase history
Lancrel is an expensive import
and he ran through some high
priced trainers before he was
converted to fox hunting and
then to timber racing. Perhaps
his best previous victory was the
1858 Virginia Gold Cup in which
he also was ridden by BonSal.
Last September at William
duPont's Fair Hill meeting. Lam
crel put on two temper fits in
two outings. refusing to Jump
anything or anyoen. As John
Randolph once said of a COL
league. Like a mackerel in
the moonlight. he shines or
stinks,"
Today was one of Lancrel'S
days for shining. He got away
close to Harry Loves Third
Army, a former winner of the
Maryland Hunt Cup who vas
full of run in the first miles
Lancrel never gave Third Army
a breather over the first seven
jumps. When he made his run
at the old horse. Third Army
had enough. Gofetchit stepped
out in the uphill stretch run to
finish a good but well-beaten
second.
The John Rush STREET. Me-
mortal here always serves its
purpose-to bring out new tai
ent among the timber riders and
new horses for future cup races.
Today a l5-year -old named
Benjamin Griswold. ", won his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-15

We hear lots about fishing in
Florida, especially from those
who charter party boats going
offshore for sailfish. Ever so
often. however the boats that
drift, or fish the reefs, come up
with a mixed mess of fish that
makes one wonder if the big
game anglers are not missing a
bet.
Doug Bulloch, just back from
Marathon, tells us of fine fishing
from this latter type boat in spite
of cool, windy weather.
He, with his wife and daugh-
tiers. f1shed a lot with Capt. Tom
Schoen and Mate Hank Deptula
of the Sea Legs" which docks
at the lower end of Marathon,
and praises both highly.
The highlight Of their trips
was the day Doug lost a big
mako which made seven Jumps
and was played a long time be-
fore it broke loose. We under
stand one of these big makos has
never been landed from a drift
boat. The crew estimated this
one at around 200 pounds. Bull
loch says that on no trip were
less than three lines smashed by
fish too big to handle. and on
one occasion several rods were
snapped and some six lines run
out and snapped off. Sounds
like lot of fun to US.
Speaking of Florida fishing,
Cecil Warren of Miami says the
dolphin are commencing to hit
in earnest off that port, the
largest to date being a So
FOUNDER brought in by a Mrs.
R. D Lyman of Point Pleasant.
N. j. Dolphin fishing is best
during the summer months.
y
With the Maryland and Penn
sylvania trout seasons of to a
flying start today, West Vir-
ginia's commencing on April %
and Virginia's on May /, we're
getting our usual run of in
quiries from those just beginning
this fine sport as to the equip
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D. c. Anglers Compete
In Mexico TOURNEY

MAZATLAN, Mex, April ID
up. - The 18th International
Light Tackle tournament, one OF
the years top fishing events
opens Monday with 80 teams
entered from the United States
Puerto Rico. the Panama Canal
Zone and Mexico.
Teams of three members each
are entered from New York, New
Jersey. Texas. California, Flor
ida, District of Columbia, Canal
Zone, Puerto Rico and Mexico
The Balboa Angling Club OF
Balboa, Calf. is the host team
A women's tournament will be
staged Wednesday.
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LoncreI Reforms, Wins
Ny Lody's Manor Race

first big race between flags and
his second successive start over
timber, Riding his fathers Bon
Cloth. Griswold may have been
lucky for a raW-boned horse
named Mighty Casey was on top
and flying when, as the poem
says. Mighty Casey struck out.
Bon Cloth took the lead as
Mighty Casey refused the l4th
fence BY that time, Hugh o.
Donovan had made a futile move
with his Borobash, the 1855
winner of the STREET., and the
GriSWold'S Virginia bred Old
Fashioned had faded back to
third. Time for the race was
exactly one second slower than
the feature event.
Summaries
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CIV Tennis Team Routs
West Virginia, go

George Washington's tennis
team scored its fourth victory of
the season yesterday by blank
ing West Virginia, 90. in a
match played on the George
town University courts. The Co.
lonials have lost only one. a 5-4
defeat at the hands of Michigan
State.
Sirg!es-Herb Rappaport tGW) def
Al GrlinthS. - 80 ~, Saul Letho-
Wig .tGWJ def Fob EWing Go. G-3
NcN Walsh fGWl def John Lynch, 81
o. John Bouquet CGWl def. Gil Good
yin, DO so; Phil Dobyns CIV, DEF
BOP SpeSsard. G-3, 10 Bill Russell
CIV de: Jim Fox s-u IL"
Doubles-Rappaport ard LeIooWLtz Get
Gritiths and Ewing S-r - - -
and Dobyns def. Spessard and Kshle
6-.i, 30; Walsh ana hUsae.i ~a.. .....
ana Fox. 60. NJ
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Lundy Runs Tomorrow

MELBOURNE, April IA R.-
John Landy, world mile record
holder, will attempt to better his
Australian 1.500-meter record
tomorrow. His present national
mark is 3.444
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Support Case
Record Is Set

Juvenile Court last month set
a record. collecting $66,4l4.77
from fathers who come to court
because they fell down in sup
port Of their children.
The figure. as presented to.
the Juvenile Court Advisory
Committee yesterday. is the.
largest amount Of money ever
collected in a single month by
the court.
Judge Edith H. Cockrill told
the advisory group the record
was due to the persistent efforts
of probation officers who keep a
close watch on fathers and bring
them into court if they fail to
keep up payments.
She added that press coverage
Iof nonsupport proceedings may
have something to do with the
increase in payments. Fathers
behind in their payments. 1t was
suggested. may be more aware of
what can happen once they are
brought into court, through
reading newspaper accounts Of
Inonsupport hearings.
Before reporting to her ad-.
Ivisory group. Judge Cockrill SEN
Itenced one father to a year in
Jail for failure to support his
wife and three children. He told
the judge he was making SOS a
week and admitted he had not
supported his family.
In another case. Judge Cockrill
told one man, the father OF FIVE
lchildren. IF you can't support
your children you'd better stop
having them" The father plead
ing poverty, was ordered to pay
$25 week. His wife is expect
ling another child.
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Congress Battle
In Making on
.HighwayFunds

Trouble was in the making to-
day for a proposed multibillionI
dollar highway construction pro-
gram, with Republicans baking
at Democratic financing plans.
Representative Halleck of In
diana, assistant House G. o. P
leader, told newsmen a Demo-
cratic backed bill to provide $l2
billion in new highway use taxes
would fall considerably short
of contemplated needs.
/ Saying Democrats had taken
a "taxes-or-nothing" position.
Mr.. Halleck asserted:
I Clearly, this much is appar-
ent: If they 60 ahead with con-
struction as projected, their bill
will not raise the necessary
money. And if 1t does not. then
they will have to go into general
revenues, and I'm opposed to
that"
Higher Gasoline Taxes
Democratic House leaders gave
their backing Monday TO Is
year program of increased taxes
on gasoline, tires and trucks. The,
plan is designed to raise $l2.-
022 900 900 in new revenues to go
toward paying for vast Federal
State road-building project.
| Another $22 billion would come
from existing Federal highway
taxes. with the States expected
to furnish the rest of the antici-
pated total of $51.5 billion.
Treasury Secretary Humphrey
yesterday announced the first
G. o. P. objections to the Demo-
cratic tax bill.
At an unscheduled closed ses-
sion with Republican members
of the tax-writing House Ways
and Means Committee. Mr.. Hum
iphrey said Democratic financing
proposals may fall considerably
short of the "pay-as-you-go"
mark.
Halleck Favors Bonds
He advised Republicans to
examine the bill carefully. but
Offered no suggestions OF his
own pending further analysis of
the measure.
Mr.. Halleck said the tax fig
ures agreed upon by House DEM
ocrats do not jibe entirely with
tentative rates presented to Re-
publicans earlier.
He said these were higher
than the rates finally adopted by
the Democrats and contemplat-
ed a graduated system of tire
levies which he said would put
a larger tax share on truckers.
Under the Democratic bill, the
tire tax would go up from 3 to
5 cents q pound on all castings.
regardless Of size.
Mr.. Halleck said he still favors
the original administration plan
to finance construction from
highway bonds. terming 1t "a
fair and effective approach"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-08

These tests prove the antacid ingredients
in Bufferin speed the pain-relieving ingre-
dent into the blood stream twice as fast as
aspirin. They also protect you from the up
set stomach aspirin often causes.
So, for effective, fast relief from head
aches, discomfort Of colds, neuralgia and
ordinary muscular aches and pains use the
modern pain reliever -. BQFFERlN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-08
Red Peiping PorIey
Supports Chou on
Formosu War

TOKYO, Feb. 8 (P).-Radio
Peiping said today the fight for
collective peace in the Asian
and Pacific region and against
United States policy of agrees
sion and war" is one of Red
China's main tasks at present.
The broadcast said this was
pointed out by the Chinese Peo-
piles Political Consultative Con.
ference. which ended yesterday.
This conference, the radio
said. also unanimously Endorsed
Premier Chou En-lai's proposal
to "liberate Taiwan tFormosa) ]
by means Of war if necessary
1t outlined these other main
tasks of the Chinese people:
/. Carrying out Of the great
call of Chairman Mao Tze-tung
that the Socialist Revolution Il,
the main could be completed on
a national scale within about
three years"
2. ITO raise the level Of
China's science and culture
speedily and strive to bring the
most needed branches of SCI
ences near to the advanced
world levels within IL years"
3. To fulfill ahead Of schedule
and surpass the first flve-year
plan for the development Of
China's national economy.
4. Strive for the peaceful lib
Grafton Of Taiwan, apart from
preparing actively to liberate it.
by means of war II necessary"
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,RIARCLIFr. SPRING VALLEY AREA

An elegant showplace and a true
masterpiece OF flne quality. One
floor living at its most luxurious
best. Beautiful rambler in the
heart OF Washington's most dis
tineuished and carefully controlled
residential area: three twin-sized
bedrms.. . baths on LIST floor;
bedrms,, bath on End floor: library
with fireplace, gorgeous rec. rm.
with fireplace. and bar. servants
room and bath. Every other fes;
contain. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

sE5, aa}1.r brick lick. rambler 4a.a1 rs e
$. - sri, ~ s5s2 s. Cleveland St, s
min, to Pentagon. Groom brick,
z bedrms.; sep. din. rm-. full
Iesaes a ss WASHER 5efs grer F yene
tian, blinds, oil heat. scr. storm
windows. lge. scr back pch.. fenced
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near Walter Reed Annex, 3 bed,
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e. Gesn 5-4s de mo- w. 'f'o rs U.s.
FALLS CHURCH. Annandale area,
cow. to pentagon-Det. bungalow.
9 bedrms.. liv. rm., din, rm;. walk
to school; 800 per mo. JE. 1926.
SILVER SPRING, MD. - Unusually
well constructed 3-bedroom, 2-bath,
Cape Cod, extra large. living room
and dining room. overlooking park.
Redecorate TO suit tenant: $225
mo, phys Stil. E1o & McKEEvGGR,
X II: $685. sroSkvill.. eos Pelham /. St.
full and Q half baths; basement.
recreation room; S125. GEORGE
NJ. GREEN CO, ia. 4-1400. j.
500 PER NORTHEASTERN. brick
rambler IN cow Radiant valley,
mr.. Cheverly. ROBERT g.. DAVIS
& CO. INC. WA. $4,000.
BETHESDA-WYNGATE-Brk. house;
LIST A., 26x14 liv. rm. with frepl.,
1Ox1S de l. kit. with GE Disp..
dishw.. refgr., cleo. range and din:
area, bedrm. and full bath: 2nd
A.. 14x22 and l2x22 bedrms.- with
full bath; full bsnt. with firepl.,
gar, porch. Bus at door. $3.50
month. OIL 1929. Ill
COTTAGE, 3 rms. and bath, storage
attic: on Rockville pike; s55. OIL.
RivERDALE, MD.-2-famiiy home,
or will rent as sep, apts.; 2 bed
rms. S77.50 mo-; bedrm., SIS mo.
Both have sep. din. rms, equipped
kits. full tiled baths Erwin REAL
rTY CO. WA; 5-i23as VA. !,oS34.
rms, lge. fenced I'd; children well
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ICoLUMBfA PIKE AREA. 10 minis.
Pent. and D. c.; semidet.: . bed
! rms, equip. kit: storm w.-dr.;
Ven. blinds, fenced Powered I'd;
$50. ia. s-a654. 1 III
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lo-
Gated upper Georgia ave; low rent:
p-to-date fixtures: offered for
quick sale by OWNER. Call HU
3-f121 or after 500. RIA. 3-9327
GROCERY APT. - $500 sales; nc
beer: no sun: sa-yr. lease; $50
mo. Ii. $4,000.
chanical cond.: timber: little cash
nee; terms arranged. JU. 5-24ss
MOTEL AND REsTAURANT-Year.
round business; new cottages;
rental al.d units; well furnished hsms sne
because of health: no. reasonable
offer. JoHNsoN's, y. S. I'll, {
u STOoiS-orisinai Jerry o'Ma.
honey. Diner-Fully equipped. to be
moved of premises, A real buy
CAPITAL DINER, 1922 9Th st, NV
c Wssh ? ST sTo NE s fof sale. sstsb
lished s yrs; steady clientele; spe'
cializing in Italian American gro.
ceries and food. RA 1850. IL"
HARDWARE STORE. estab. IS yrs.
EXCEL; oppor. Call RE 1897; ewes
LAUNDERETTE - Good opportunity
for couple. owner has other in
to suit for information. ia. S-5060
GARAGE, s.w. section: all mech
eouip,: ready to operate: rent. soC
mo. $500 cash. XII. a-2324. IL
BEAUTY SHOP. Edgewater. Md -
Will lease or sell; good business
fast growing area. Cal GO
sGGlS or Wsst Riyer e: :i!,,9n =,
lease, Fails Church areaNGallon
ace rental. minimum investment
required lucrative opportunity fol
right man. Call MR.. MURPHY, ia
s Is2RSi only store in Ice
apt. area; $4,000 a VI bus. All
new equip. Partners DISAGREED. will
sac. for quick sale. 10. 3-9S00.
GROCERY AND BEER-Must leav,
town: good location, cheap rent;
will consider any offer. NO, r.
ESTABLISHED and fully EQUIPPED,
real estate ONCE on Wilson blvd in
Arlington Air conditioned. ground
iio t'r,, 9tics II IN he sa Of real estate
MOTEL d On % r.. 1vbt ahway in ri raI
D RI Sss-1 RANCE S.sE: SITE on main
highway in Fairfax within easy
reach of thousands Of people. Box
39N-L, Star %
BARBERSHOP for sale in fast-grow-
ing area a. For information call
FTRNiTURE STORE, est. Is yrs;
good credit location. 9TH st.. NV
5000 So IT.; retiring. HU. 3-5s94
BAKERY FOR SALE in good loca-
ton: GOOD for a baker and his wife:
reasonable. Box 222-J. Star
MOTEL, mr. Alex, on U. s. No; l.
10 are completed, plus 6-rm. home
for owner or manager: $4,000
cash Will handle. MANNAS REAL
TY, JE 2-3lIO. p
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SPECIAL!

Tastee-freez drive-in, $1,000 down
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able to afford . Tastee-freeS be-
fore7 Then this is your opportunity
Extra long term financing avail. on
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APARTMENTS WANTED
PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

THIS BEAUTIFUL white carpeted
4-bedrm: home ready for immed.
occupancy is beautifully furnished.
CAN JAMES L, DIXON ii CO. ST.
$1,000 or EN-. 1920. 3
NORTH -ARL.-2 and 3 bedrm
homes OF distinction, furnished or
unfurnished. Clean and attractive.
Guar; to please the Aiscriminatins.
ARL., s4s S. Highland - semidet.
brk: . bedrms., school, shop; Co
lumbia pike bus; Sl2o, OIL. 2-S2SS.
RoCKvILLE-1s,be drm. rambler; "A
miles from NH, immediate occn-
ROBERTSON. Realtor. 1886 Wis.
u fIs Of B iii!a4: Z 3D. }iieo
this spacious, 8 BEDROOMS will be
hard to duplicate; full-sized din
ss shopping. tTsnspor rnsat,n, at tn yoar
ss4e: Ewes, IA. sl3654. Iii
ARLINGToS-3 bedrooms. enclosed
porch, oil heat and washer. 1901
m T. B hsstST FIJI K k;ENWoo 81 Chevy
Chase. Md.-May-October; special
Arrangement and price to reliable
NEAR, sHoREHAM HOTEL -
rooms, ga baths, z kitchens, ga
rage; very nice: 1928 mo. EN-.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED--MD.

ROCKVILLE bedrm., living rm.
porch near schools and shopping
center: S65 plus utils. 20 2-429s
TAKOMA PIX, I26 Lee aye.-Liv
nm, . bedrms., din. rm., kit, bath
S95. Incl. utils;;:, auto. wash. mach
FOREST HEiGHTS-o-bedrm., 2
bath oe luxe lst-fir.. apt; close u
shopping and school; IS min. t.
S dqEn'eyn KIND e con mo a1 lpei Ni esof
ave. Sc. LU. 4-250l. -
iiv. room, din, space, kit. bath
and rear screened porch; So! ,5t
to $50 SAMUEL E. BoGLEY, INC.
rf III f- BRa.2NcH-rlover ave. are.
T bsaTm P ss 20 in 10 sus sso 0id Ifie
I II;'G incl: use own washer. p b
FORD Ju. s-51o6, eve.' So
s6, So rms, kit, bath: very
clean apt: all .utils. furn., ISL
Greenwood ave. Takoma Park, Nd;
Please call Mr.. Holland. RIA. $4,000
T al SSpV'n PARK. 1913 Lee ave
Mod, .-bedrm. apt; indiv,, therm. :
Junior high: sos. so mo-. utils. incl.
MANOR apis. Ju. s-3s1l days;
SILVER SPRING-Larse 2-bedrm.
apt; near new schools and shops;
biz closets, de luxe refsr.. grabage
: disposal, plumbing IN kit; Tor
washing machine; SI9.50-SS4. 90,
plus utils. Call Mon. Sat, HE. 4
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Gated 3 blks. from elem. school and
mo. SAMUEL E. BoGLEY, INC,
Pc. 2.6151; eyes,. Mr.. Wilson, GA.
sf fisaSd s.BEDRM. APT, ; baths,
will be redecorated in your choice
Of eclors;; Avail vail Immediately INN
LANCER drive. Hyattsvilie, Nd, qN
4 Rms RMS, BATH. End floor: privat,
entr; garage; l.fsre n,; 7Ens; i near
So cs5h0 %Unt feh0 Va. AZ 4 gti''es 1 iqFh
ROCKvILLE-i-bedrm. apt; in lge:
az utilities. heat. Fairgrounds
SILVER fN ;0? sSPPR1NG-sss. incl al util
Beautiful and spacious .2.bedrm.,
lst-hr apt. In mod. bldg, mr.
Piney Branch and Flower Ave: shop
center, RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
TAKOMA PARK-1-bedrm. apis, re-
Gently redec.; mr.. transp.; reason
able rent. EN-. 3-1240 or ~. g.
l9nQ I'll
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FORT CRAIG

/ bedroom available. . bedrooms
available (adults only. For informa-
ton. apply Apt. .. lis g. Court
House I'd. Arlington. IA. 7-l7s0.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
coLoRED-LooK! Look
CHURCH

WOODRIDGE-SEATS zoo
A beautiful det. church in this
ever-increasing neighborhood. Seats
zoo in regular theater chairs. Lee
kit. also layatories in bsmt:: has
DISTRICT REALTY co.
NE. s-6O1o; AFTER 6. tn. 2-3757