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Temple 70 Play
Navy Tomorrow

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, JAM. q
(SpeciaD. - Unbeaten Temple,
sixth-ranked in the latest
basketball poll, meets Navy at
2:30 pm. tomorrow at Dahlgren
Hall.
The surprising Owls have won
all IL of their games, running
up their biggest point total last
night in swapping Delaware
University, l03-81, at Delaware.
Not considered a power in
preseason calculations. Coach
Harry Litwack's team first COM
manded serious attention by up
setting Kentucky on the Wild
cats floor early in the season.
Others Temple victims have
been Albright. Gettysburg
twice.. Princeton, Penn, Le-
high (twiceJ. ). Scranton, Lafay-
Iette, Villanova. Manhattan and
Delaware.
The Middies have posted a
I5-3 record. with wins over Della
ware t90-70, American Univer-
sity. Johns Hopkins. Columbia
and Penn Military and losses to
Penn by 3 points, Yale by a
point and Columbia by 3 points.
Frank Petinos has been Nays
big gun. The 6-foot-2 sopho-
more from Brooklyn, who broke
all scoring records last season
Jas a plebe, is averaging about
20 points per game. Others hit
ting for double figures are Dave
Smalley, Andy Dulik and George
BOuyet.
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Dave Heron Dies:
Won 'lo Amateur

PINEHURST, N. c.. Jan. 81
tP.-S. Davidson Heron, 1919
National Amateur golf cham
pion, died today at Moore County
Hospital.
Heron, formerly of Pittsburgh.
had been in failing health for
several years. He and his wife
wintered here. Poor health pre-
vented Heron from playing golf
in recent years.
Heron defeated Bobby Jones.
5 and 4, in the finals of the 1919
National Amateur. Heron was
a member of the 1923 Walker
Cup team.
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Vice Admiral Alfred Richmond,
the head Of the United States
Coast Guard, is a very frank pub
lie official. He certainly minced
no words in testifying yesterday
before the House Merchant Ma
rine and Fisheries Committee on
the subject of licensing opera
tors of pleasure boats, While
there is no bill on the subject in
Congress, it was raised during
discussions on the sinking of the
schooner Marvel last year and
on the merits of bills requiring
inspection of all craft carrying
six or more passengers.
Admiral Richmond. noting the
tremendous growth of pleasure
boats since the end of World
War II, commented: ITS a very,
very difficult problem and
growing by leaps and bounds
almost faster than we can cope
with it"
He pointed out the popularity
of kit boats and increasing sales
of fast outboard engines, and
then commented that a small
boat powered with such an en-
CINE "can be lethal weapon"
Admiral Richmond said the
States were looking for leader
ship in this field and implied
that the Coast Guard was pre-
pairing to show the way. He
promised to come back to the
committee with some plans on
pleasure boat licensing at flu
ture date.
There is every indication that
the time may not be far off.
Il II u
The commandment had high
praise for the work of the Coast
Guard Auxiliary, which is seek
ing to promote safety afioat
through its voluntary hull and
equipment check of power and
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|RdcingResun1es
Tomorrow at
Charles Town
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va.
Jan. 27.-Horsemen eager to re-
sumo action were busy at the
entry box today as J. Gilbert
Haus, a racing secretary, ar
ranged the first program for the
Charles Town tracks earliest
opening in history.
The Eastern racing season will
begin here at l pm. tomorrow
when the first field lines up in
front Of Starter Harold Hol-
land.
Barring Gripping weather. the
34-day meeting will continue
without interruption through
March z, the day before Bowie
opens the Maryland season.
Track Open for Workouts
A light snow fell here late
Wednesday but the track was
open for workouts yesterday aft
ernoon as the winter equipment
was thrown into use. Part of
this equipment is a gas-burning
device which melts ice and snow
on the racing strip.
Approximately $50 thorough
breds will be available for the
Charles Town meeting, despite
the early start. About 500 horses
were wintered at the track but
were kept in training.
This will be the 22d so-called
spring meeting for Charles Town,
which has been forced to move
back into January because of
the Maryland competition.
II the weather is inviting, APP
proximately 5000 fans with re-
plenished bankrolls are expected
to be present tomorrow to open
the 1856 season.
Weather Big Factor
Without competition tn e
Charles Town meeting should be
a successful one. with the wealth.
eJ the deciding factor. Last year,
when operating from February 9
to March 10. Charles Town aver
aged $3l8.833 daily at the bet
ting windows despite a conflict
with Bowie for the last 10 days.
For fans who might be ap-
prehensive OF ICY highways. spe-
cial Baltimore ana Ohio trains
will operate from Washington
and Baltimore. The Washington
train will leave Union Station
daily at 1885 am.
The Baltimore train will de-
part from Camden Station at
l0:l5 am. making connections
with New York and Philadel-
phia trains.
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Paris Island Plays
Pair With Quontico

PARIS ISLAND, S. c., Jan.
81 (SpeciaD. - The Quantico
Marines basketball team plays
Paris Island tonight and tomor-
row night. seeking the victories
that would 60 a long way toward
giving it the East Coast Marine
title.
Quantico already has won two
games at Camp Lejeune, and
after this week ends contests,
will play the rest of its league
games at home. Quantico
warmed up for the tests by TAX
ing Georgia State Teachers,
92-89. last night at Statesboro,
Ga. with Richie Guerin high
man with rs points.
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While duck stamps were on
sale. postcards were available in
700 selected post Offices to those
hunters who wished TO cooper
ate in survey Of wild waterfowl.
and notified the United States
Fish and Wildlife Service.
Some $4,000 hunters subse-
Iquently received missionaries
and the service now is requesting
chat they fill them out and re-
turn them promptly so a good
estimate may be made of the
waterfowl harvest. The results
Iof this survey will be correlated
with the annual midwintef wa
Iterfowl inventory which has just
beeh concluded. The combined
information will be helpful in
preparing hunting regulations
for next fall. If you're one of
these hunters, please fill out and
mail in your QUESTIONABLE at
once.
One of our friends asked us
the other day What, if one has
already worked his fishing tackle
over. can a fellow do who doesn't
care much 20 read, cannot afford
to shoot skeet or trap. and finds
his fishing grounds frozen over
ion week ends?" If there is snow
Ion the gound you can do as we
did last week end. We put on
some warm hunting clothes and
boots. sling a gun over our arm
and put a few shells in our pock-
Jet In case we ran across a bunch
lof crows or other predatorS,
slipped our crow call in our
breast pocket and took out across
country.
The walking was rough as the
snow was about four inches
on the level and drifted deeper
than that in spots, but tracks
the wild things had made over
night were fascinating to fol-
low. We found where six deer
had crossed one field. all work.
ing toward the river bottoms
near Poolesville. Md. We crossed
the tracks of four foxes during
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Ameche's Father Dies
After Long Illness

KENOSHA. Wis. Jan. 81 Pl,
August Amici. IS, father OF
Alan Ameche. former all-Amer-
lea football star from the Uni
versity of Wisconsin now with
the Baltimore Colts. died at
Kenosha Hospital Wednesday
night after a long illness.
Amici, who retired from his
factory job here in 1852. was
a native of Canine Di Castro,
Italy.
Other survivors are his widow
and another son Lynn.
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Be!voir Five PIuys
SERVANT Tonight

NORFOLK. Va, Jan. q tSpe-
ciaD Fort Belvoir's basketball
team will try to avenge one Of
its earlier defeats tonight against
Norfolk SERVANT, team that
beat the Engineers. 80-72, at
Belvoir.
The Engineers last night
walloped another Norfolk Naval
outfit. the Naval Station five,
9l-70, as Hartman Hoffman &C.
-oni,infnd fn..
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Louis Expected to Go Limit
As Wrestling Referee oniqht

Joe Louis is favored to go the
limit in the feature match OF the
wrestling program starting at
$3.50 O'Clock tonight at Uline
Arena.
Not that the former heavy
weight boxing champion is listed
as a participant. Louis will fill
the role OF referee while Nature
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.Hoyas Oppose
ST. Peters

/ Georgetown Uniyersity's bas-
.ketball team ends its midwinter
Ilayoff tonight by playing St.
Peters at Jersey City.
This will be the first OF a
three-game road trip for the
Hoyas. who currently own a 6-6
record. Tomorrow night they
play at Providence College. and
Monday night they will be at
Holy Cross.
Georgetown beat st. Peters.
I77-68, last season but did not
play the other teams.
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PuropIeqic Come Here

The Flying Wheels, paraplegic
basketball team from Los
Angeles, will play the Bulova
Watchmakers of New York Sun
day at Bethesda Naval Medical
Center and the following day
will meet the Mcguire Hospital
Charioteers in Richmond.
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McNuir Beuts Airmen

Larry Yetman scored II points
to lead Fort McNair to a 1866
victory over 1020th Air Force
Wing last night in a Middle At
lantic Interservice Athletic Con-
ference basketball game. Bill
Boss of Air Force Wing was the
games high scorer with 10
points.
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has ordered Kings cruiser, one
of those lovely Swedish sloops.
If he races it here, it will be the
second on the river. Nils Brekke
of National Yacht Club has been
racing one off Hams Point quite
successfully.
High Point stock cupboard
drivers for 1855 will be honored
at a dinner meeting at the Bur-
lington Hotel, 2 pm. Sunday
Leading drivers from the fourth
region which takes in all of the
Chesapeake Bay area will re-
.ceive PLAQUES.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
MOVING AND HAULING. day Oh

MOVING AND HAULING. day or
night; reas, rates. Gail Du; 5;96s1.
across the country safe storage in
separate rooms expert packing
Phone NO 7-OlO4. UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC Established 1906
LIGHT HAULING. day or night; rea-
sonsble rates, free estimates. LU.
3-l696
HILL. well-known mover; ms; exper.
men, closed vans; low rates. apts.
low as $50. any hour. AP. 7-9656
LIGHT HAULING, day or night, rea-
sOnable rates, free estimates. LII.
3-i6gG.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. stor-
age. Reasonable rates. IA. 9-2931.
3U'
LIGHT HAULING. local moving,
beaches a specially. s. L. MORRIS.
TIL. 2-ll50 or IL. 6-2Ss9.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

uNFURN. d.BEDRM. HOUSE hy MAY
~ Bethesda. Chevy Chase area UP
BETHESDA AREA or q bedrms
July Ions lease excel refs.
Please call oil 4.HA4a gn
WANTED--Furn house Z hedrms
IN GOOD NV location for diplomat
Gail HU. 3.4lOu -
y ARI, vic jackson School. -
hedrms uniurn rambler preferred
fenced Yard. IA. S.0i4t. 2ps
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG BACHELOR, colored. desires
large furnished efficiency or studio
Spt NJ N5 l6 Oh st. nv TTansp F pr
Ewes Ii 3-S4l" weekdays. 20
BEFORE MAY 20, for young cple. =
Unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt. in small BLDG.
d c. or nearby Md. west OF Rock
Creek PIX. Max. rent. Sis incl
utils. Ii 4-0366. go
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

OPPORTUNITY for approved pur-
chaser--Lge. liv. rm.. foyer, den,
din. nm, bedrm.. kit. and bath; :
exposures; 34-hr service bldg; )
Minis. downtown: $500. AID.
l-2l4I or HO 2-32Su. -
CLEVELAND PARK - 81 600 cash.
Sl25 per mo. covers operation eX-
pense. interest and payment on
principal for this l-bedroom. living
room. diuette. Kitchen and bath
apartment large closets. sw win
doWs. Price, SIS. 900. Apt No. /.
3fu7 goth St NV. Open Q to .
SUNDAY WO R-6go3. OWNER. --2g
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HOUSES UhFURN. Cont,

GREAT FALLS, vA.-Bungalow,
rms. 2 tile baths. 4 bedrms.. oil
heat; l-scre lot; slo5: PETERS
REALTY. Pleasant 9-2161. 90
s-BEDROoM COLONIAL. large yard,
near schools, shopping center. ZIG
East-West hwy. Hyattsville. Avail
able May Is. $1l5. HA. 2-s731.
1911 FORT DUPONT ST. Sc. SEE
semidetached. 3-bedroom brick;
fenced yard fS;- ssS. RE Re. 5-SsasaA
BETHEsDA-e rms, 2 baths, or rec.
s S Ssrs; 7? PgS sSsiRS}s 5!' on MRS 3
9-bath bungalow, fenced LOT, ga
rage porches. Vacant. Sl25 mo.
BEERS BROS. JU. $3.50. rs
Conn. Ave Park bed :
room brick rambler, din. rm. ::
bsmt.: fenced-in yard; outdoor fire.
66ssdrm, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
ARL.-2. bedrms. attrsc. shaded:
clean; fenced yard. No dogs, Bus at
door to D. c. and Pentagon; avail.
now; sos. 2s43 S. Glebe I'd, ia
1883 s, FL Fl DAVIS pL. s.E.-si MSg per
mo-; 3 bedrms., liv. nm. din. rm..
m 1iG gas auto. heat, OWNER, Il IN
A fRi.,oV s.. $685. bedrms.. me mod.
semidet.. redec,; fenced yard: of
Columbia pike. OWNER, ia. 2-7344.
sEMIDETACHED HOME, 3 bedrm g
baths; lge. hv. rm.. din; rm.. lge.
f mod; GE so Eit rec rm.. lse yard.
I'd. Sc: SIs5 mo. 20. S-5osi. Ws
MCLEAN. VA.-Owner leaving. g.
yr;.;old Colonial, bedrooms. 3
u l.year lease: $3.50 per mo.
r Ak Siai p PARk. Md, ssos P Prince
George ave.-Newly painted. Diet.
brick. 2 or 3 bedrms.. king sized
shopping center and schools; S125
per mo. Call CO. $4,000. 80
AREA
liv. rm.. din. rm., 3 bedrms., rec.
rm,, porch. blk. to stores and bus.
RhY II; IT, S S-5saJb brE Co.
rm.. screened porch, rec. rm., walk
to everything. Immed possession.
$40. Call MR.. PATTERSON. ia.
$4,000, or ia. 7-4345. 80
CAPITOL HILL, 323 independence
ave Sc. "a blk. to Pa. ave and Con-
gressional Library-9 rms. bath,
h.-w,h,. S10U. L. T. GRAVATTE,
Realtor. MA. S-0753.
UPPER GEORGETOWN, Hall pl. n W
Meat, clean. . rooms, bath,
powder room. front and back
porches: front and back yards: ex-
cellent location and transportation;
gas heat: small basement apart
ment included. MRS. PETERS, no.
2-0S43. NO. 7-S5l2 %
FALLS CHURCH-Det. brk: "a acre;
. bedrms.. Ia baths; I'm. attic
frepl;, barbecue; bus. shops,
schoolsi 500. DE. 2-7962 ewes.
Mr.. LAKE BAREFOOT - Small
house; no children: compl. redec.
For further information call JE.
4-6sS0. 20
s17 SHERIDAN ST. NV.
7-RM. SD. BRICK, GAS HEAT
rU. $4,000 RIA. 3-2456
1n~n@~rNvryNT anna
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completely furn ork house, prefer
adults; Sl25. or 4-S44e SO
CHEVY CHASE MD. .Sl53--3 bed
screened porch full bsmt bean
tifully furnished; nice yard En-
elusive: JAMES L. DIXON 4 co.
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BY I ADULT, without pets, small
house. lightly furnished: I'd; walk
ing dist. bus, grocery store. Not more
than 100 mo. Box 1887. Star. 2g'
FURNISHED 3-bedrm. house, NV. or
nearby Md. Reasonable rent. Box
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FURNISHED; . room and bath cot
iase near Cheyerly. Avail immed
SIP, 3-A"Su 90
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-.weA iurn I
. bedrm, bath. fenced I'd /.
choice ioe. MRS sPAUfDlNG Wo
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HOUSES TO SHARE

2 BACHELORS looking for ! or .
other men TO share house, Call EN-.
"-fJOn. ---oS
WIDOW wishes to share 3-bedroom
home with middle-aged or retired
woman; all conveniences. 10 Minis.
after u nm. Is
CONGENIAL middle-aged couple TO
share our 6-room home. Call LA.
6-466S between IL noon and 3 p m.
"a
I OR 2 YOUNG MEN. lovely pvt.
home, Lake Barefoot area SWIM
ming facilities. close 10 bus. CT.
n-ulA.
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DARLINGTON AREA - bedrm
coy brk cottage lust right for 2
excel res loo; 500. TIE. 0-450l
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WALTER REED AREA-Briek, liv
rm, din rma kit, 3 bedrms, =
baths, rec rln h.-w h., garage
CLAUDE SHiFLET. TU. a-O4O0.
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siio rFR MONTH 7.bsdroom !.
Nd location. ~. $1,000. @ss ~
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UNBELIEVABLE

Beautiful completely Turn. home
IN embassy section with every IA
cility to share With business woman
or couple for $50 a month Refer.
ences exchanged Phone EN- s.2u3B.
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furnished 3-bedroom nome in near
By Chesterbrook. Va. 20 minutes
from downtown, for June. July and
AusuSt. price, Sl5H per month. in
c,udeS linens. dishes. automatic
washer. TV, use OF community
swim. pool; walk dist KE. S-55}3, /
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

FAIRFAX CIRCLE VA. vIC-small
rms, modern. oil heat, screened
3 -BEDR0OM BRICK, semidetached;
oil hot-water heat; $3.50 per
month. 3447 Oakwood terrace NV,
] block from 18th street. Call
MIR. MACY. HU. 3-440O. 80
ALEXANDRIA AREA-3-bedrm brk
Modern kitchen. oil hot-air heat:
garoage disposal, $500 mo. TIE.
ARL.. N-Brick Cape Cod: liv. rm.,
tirepl., din. rm.. kit, bedrms.,
bath. scr. porch. utii. rm., gar;
SI25 mo. ia. S-9137. 80
VA.-Lovely 3-bed-
rm.. brick Colonial bsmt.. fireplace,
enclosed porch and yard. > baths,
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HOUSES FURNISHED
NEW pUPLEX-Beaut. furn.; -

NEW DUPLEX --Beaut. furn.; "-bed-
rms, living room. din. rm., kit. and
path: washer. heat. gas and water
furnished nice Sc. section. @ol
CLEVELAND PARK g. bedrm
house: master bedrm.: air-cond
ia baths; avail. June 5-Aug 81
Si55 mo. incl. utils. Call Wo
RAMBLER bedrms.. . baths, rec
mostly mos t Tys sf5F1'y LA Par S.5 SifS
CATLETT, VA. As mi from D. c.
firm bung; close TO Vint Hill
DEdCORATORs HOME-Beautifuly
furnished EnsliSh bungalow on a
1Oxl75-lt. landscaped lot N a
quiet refined neigh0orhood IN Silver
Spring, Md: suitable for family Of
. or 4 no children or pets, VIII
only rent TO refined people who Will
take care OF home as though H.
we're their own M s9nd be seen toI
utils. Refs. REQ. Box 469-A, star.
DUTCH FAMILY wants to lease
furnished 3-bedroom home in near
By Chesterbrook. Va, 20 minutes
Ausust. price, $50 per month. IN
cludeS linens. dishes, automatic
washer. TV, uss OF community
swim. pool; walk. dist. KE. s-5a}3
GEORGETOwN-charming 8-bedrm.
house. small sarden; June ] tOI
Sept 10. Sl75 mo. NO. 7-2231
CHiLLUM MANOR. MD,--a-oedirm
det brick BSmt. Mr.. school Sl35
ron%SHAIL ViiI1lhGE-charmins 'f row
hpnnf fnV
liyins Adults only; SIS. FE 3
GLoRGErowN, june l to Oct 1
Newly dec. very cool, hish ceil-
Ing rms; best loo, lge. garden,
rent conditional Ho. s-l405.
ARI.. 3ll8 Fox st--3 bedpm
completely turn brk house Prefer
9dllis; Si.5 OF 4-sAs SO
CHEVY CHASE ND MP. Sl'5n,3 bed
screened. porch, full bsmt. beau
tfully furnished; nice yard En-
elusive: JAMES L. DIXON q co.
IliRLiSGfoN AREA 49, ! bedtm.
excel res. loo, 500. re. e.4boi
WALTER REED AREA-Brick liz
nm, din. rma kit 2 .bedrms,
etRR6spEE sH III ny Th B. @gi 1riHss
80
FURNISHED: . room and bath cot
tage near Cheyerly Avail. immed
Sp 3-a"Su. 90
! bedrm, bath. fenced I'd I'd F.
choice loo. MRS. sPAuiDlNG Wo
b.ulBU .a-np
COS n CAROLINA AVE Sc. Sia5.
Capitol Hlp' White brick, = rms
ia baths fireplace OIL heat
lOa FORESTER ST SW SlGi
Semdc brick : rms and bath;
gAS heat
John p poNoHoE 4 SONS
al4 Pa. Ave Sc. Ii 3.NhS4
-
All. Country Club Area
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FALLs CHURCH AREA

Three-bedroom rambler. tiled bath.
immediate possession. 500 month
NJ. r. REYNOLDS g. CO.
JE. $4,000
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CHEVY CHASE MD
FOXHAIJ, VILLAGE
T,ITXITRTOTTS

Beautifully furn. home in embassy
section Handsome furniture, ORR
entail rugs, silver. china, auto. laun-
dry. dryer. deepfreeZe. Gear ga
rage, garden; partially air-condi-
toned 4 baths. References ex-
changed. Yearly lease. $500 per
month. Box 43-Y, Star. 20
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK - Brick
Diet. Colonial. entr hall, newly dec.
Liy. rm.; din, rm., kit. breakfast
floor bedrms and I bath. Scr
porch, gar, lieht bsmt. and lava.
tory, cold storage rin. Level LOT
with plenty, Of fruit trees. Nc
AGENTS. CAL OWNER. EN-. 3-s97s,
An. univ. PIX. sio.sso--Modern.
4o"5 Verplank pl. NV, wo. 6-sls5
BARNABY WOODS - Large center
hal Colonial. 3 twin-size bedrms
huge paneled library. beautiful full
bsmt., rec; rm;. dble. garage No
BARNABY WOODS, $50 95O-Near
LAFAYETTE School: all brk with slate
floor; garage: gas hot-water heat.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-1nO6,
eyes IKE T.l3SO on
BERKELLY-FOXHALL - Handsome
new. Colonial residence ideally stu
ated across from Govt park In
he heart OF this very exclusive,
cloSc-in residential area Wide
center nail library. powder rmp
.nd a. beautiful clubrm Plus
porch Slate roof WILL CONSIDER
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Di. i.Iiii':
BRIGHTwooD BARGAIN.--Ro Row brs
lovely pvt ants IL furnl. q
baths. rec rm gas h " h.. lac
I'd garSl,.5u cash bal ike
BRIGHTMOOD AREA. 1890 Mo. Aye
Very nice -bturtn apt all
u'ils laundry and storage S-vr .
old bids Key A. once or fgih
TevksShury 81 nv $50 50 mo NJ
phuL. HANNAH. 532 18th 81 nv
ME. s.4lOO. ga
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GEORGETOWN AREA
Lovely town house remodeled and
available now. Lge. liv. and din.
on main f.; 2 lse. bedrms and COM mn
partmented bath on 2nd A.; paneled
bsmt. with full bath and outside en-
trance. front and rear. Garage: 1925.
EN-. 2-5l00; ewes, OIL. 2-4401.
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Ar. Country Club Area

A.hedfm hoor rian .hriek on
reaptiful lot ilil rsnt automatic
aashs- conv 70 estrytning. Lease.
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COS N CAROLINA AVE. Sc. Sia5.
Capitol Hilr White brick. rms
Ia baths fireplace OIL heat
lun FORESTER ST SW Slgi
sem Oct brick rms. and bath;
gAS heat
ioHN p poNoHoE & SONS
al4 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii 3-NhS4
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FREDERICK, MD.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

WILL EXCHANGE building lot To-
Gated at 40 4th ST. sc. Gree
and clear. as down payment OF
any other type property. Call Mr..
Dixon. ST. 3-720O. JAMES L.
DIXON q co %
CoLESVILLE RD.---New rambler on
a. fenced; = lge. rms. Are
pool Ideal lge family or entertain
ing or small fruits Box l2O-Y, Star
HAVE SEVERAL SMALL PROPER
TIES. 2nd-trust notes and S3O.OO0
cash TO invest on larger property
Call MR. ALBERTS, ia. 9-6937 OF
Elk Basel. go
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HOUSES FURN, (cont.)
GEORGETOWN

East Of Wis: 4 bedrms., 8 baths,
d sinsi rm n.y. s 5n noht EsD''''' separate
CHATEL, DE. 2-1137
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HOME VALUES

500 N. Capitol st.-S rms. and
bath. oil h.-w.h.; $75.
$40 Mass. ave, n.w.-11 rms, 8
kitchens; Sl25 mo.
lib Urell pl n.e-3 bedrms, liv.
rm., din, kit, bath. full bsmt. S135
R. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
Q Mass Ave. Realtors. MA. $1,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
BURLEITH
CATHEDRAL AREA

Fulton st, house of 3 or 4 bed
rms, and Ia baths on 2nd fr.; pan
kit: garage. Ewes AD. 2@ss73.
J. LEO KOLB CO.. AID. 2-2l00
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FORT CRAIG

I bedroom available: > bedrooms
available adults only) For informa-
ton. apply Apt ., llS S. Court
House I'd, Arlington, IA. T-I1sU. or
ia. 5-l7So. a