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BOYS BASEBALL

POLICE BOTS CLUB
eei I"8 No No i! {: e Club Ne No. q i. g
Club No. IL s; club No o. L. s 5 S}itie,.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BBA
Rockville Midgets
Metropolitan Homes. Merchants, g
st. Catherine, 9; Bradley Lumber,
Geeraert, s. Kiwanis. i.
Wheaton Midgets
Rockets, lU Silver Spring Lions. 5.
Potter's Cleaners. IA Optimist, z.
Parkway Cleaners, %; Mvron Cowell
Silver Spring Midgets
Takoma Tigers, 10. st. Bernadettes
\, Packets Pharmacy, u; East-west
Bethesda Midgets
Fortuna Luggage, IL Edgemoor BIZ
Kensington Blue Jets, 4 Carrier Drug
Bethesda Sports Mart. Z; Lux Manon
Interleague Midgets
Lloyd Sporting Goods. 0; Monroe
Rockville Barristers. 10: Orioles, 6.
ANNANDALE LITTLE LEAGUE
Sleepy Hollow 4 Columbia Pines. 3
Broyhill Crest, 4 Holmes Run, 2
FALLS CHURCH LITTLE LEAGUE
Western American Majors
Falls Church Movers, 81 Pepsi-Coli
Giants, 8.
Western American Minors
KiwaniS Indians, II, Fairfax Rebels
fremont ESQ Tigers. 9; Thompson
Half-Pints u.
ARLINGTON COUNTY
Little Major League
Kenyon-Peck 3 Brovhll, q.
Old Dominion Kiwanis, >: Mann'i
Bancroft Cleaners, 10: Arlington HI.
Old Dominion Bank, II Stewart Buick
optimist Club. 4; Vet Vans. =
ArllnstOn Motors, D; Loans Inc. ..
CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION
NihGets
St Gapriers. ): Mount Calvary gold, .
St Francis Xavier No. /, T., St
Assumption ASSN Si 81 s St Martins 2.
Mount Calvary blue, i; St, Thomas, 2
St. Johns the Baptist. -; Lady OF
st. Jerome No. /, S; St. Bernard
red. 4
Lady of Sorrows blue. s; St. Am
brose, O.
Queen of Peace. s: Holy Name o
ST. Margaret's S. st. Bernard S
blue. 3.
Lourdes. z: Nativity .
St Michsls No. /, ?: st. Berns-
dette's. l.
St GATHERINGS. 10: Immaculate Con-
Juniors
Lourdes. 9: St. Johns FIG g.
Little Flower. 4 Holy Trinity. 3
HOLY Redeemer, IL; Immaculate Con-
reption s.
St. Francis Xavier, IL: ST Johns
linton, =
=
Lady Of Sorrows g. st, Joseph;
Home .
ST Ambrose. 10: st. Jerome's q
ST MarRarets. -; ST Camillus, >
Intermediates
Blessed Sacrament II; St. Berna-
Gette's. >.
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|burdette Beats
Giants, 81

NEW YORK, May 10 (R.-
Lew Burdette muff1ed the Giants
power with a nifty four-hitter
and Del Crandall smashed two
solo home runs today to pace
the league-leading Braves to a
3-2 victory over the slipping
Giants.
The rangy. 29-year-old Bur-
dette had a two-hit shutout go
ing into the last inning when
he weakened. Alvin Dark's sin
gle and Willie Mays triple with
one out produced the first run.
Hank Thompson scored Mays on
a grounder to first, but Burdette
closed out the contest by getting
Daryl Spencer on fly to Hank
Aaron in right.
sCrandall's sixth-inning homer
off Al Worthington proved to be
the clincher. The catcher also
had hOmered in the fourth
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Mrs. Rockne's Condition
Reported as Fair

SOUTH BEND. Ind. May 10
(P).-Mrs. Bonnie Rockne. "a,
widow of Knute Rockne. Notre
Dame football coach. was re-
ported in fair condition at St
Joseph's hospital today.
Hospital officials had listed her
condition as near critical" last
night after complications" de-
veloped.
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Totals 36I127lO Totals 3i427!
| Famed for Worthington In 9Th.
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CIV High Crew Scores
In Stotesbury Cup Race

PHILADELPHIA. May 10
(SpeciaD - George Washington
High of Alexandria, Va, knitted
through a turbulent Schulykill
River today to win the most
coveted of schoolboy rowing
trophies. the Stotesbury Cup.
Content to row we'll below it's
usually fast clip in order to pre-
serve rhythm in the rough waters
and against a 20-mile-per- hour
wind, GW's varsity eight didn't
take over the lead until just be-
fore the halfway point on the
mile course.
The Presidents grabbed full
length lead shortly thereafter
and maintained that margin to
the finish to win this race for
the second time. They won in
1852, also.
Neighbor Westinghouse of
Arlington, Va, which lost by
hree-quarters of a length to ST..
Joseph's of Philadelphia last
year, finished fifth this time.
trailing CIV, st. Joseph'S, Bishop
Prendergast of Philadelphia and
LaSalle Prep of Philadelphia, in
that order. Lower Merton tPaD
High. which held an early lead,
as did st. Joseph's and Prender-
CAST, came home sixth and last,
In winning its fifth race in
succession in strictly high school
competition this season, CIV
rowed the mile in Sab.
George Washington also won
the race for third Fights, while
Washington-Lee's only victory IN
the nine events came in the jun
ior varsity fours. wills varsity
four was disqualified in trials
yesterday.
George WaShington'S OF her
boats could do no better than
third. Its junior varsity eight
and varsity squad came home
third and its varsity four fin
iShed fourth.
Besides the varsity eight and
jayvees four race, WI took Sec
ond in the doubles, third and
fourth in the race for third
Fights and fifth in the junior
varsity Fights.
Summaries and boatingS:
Third eights-i. George WASHINGTON.
s:l5; :, Lower Merton, Pa, 81 $ Z.
WaSshinsto1- Lse Us pti,.asn W,L fourth
Junior slngles--l.. Ed Rupp, Blessed
Sacrament, New Rochelle, N Y, S43.1.
., Alan Walker. Haverford. Pa. 80 >;
8 Ed McKenna. Blessed Sacrament.
1907. 4 Mike Magee. Lower Merion'
Junior varsity fours-1. Washington.
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RunS--Goodman Malone, Susce,
Ginsberg. Baxes Errors-Lopez. NAL
zone. Buddin. Runs batted irl--Good-
man, Jensen CO. Lopez 60, Simpson.
Slaughter =. Two-base hits-Vernon.
base hit--Jensen. Home run-Lopez
Left on bsses-Boston ., Kansas City
5, Bases on Balls--Oh Susce. A: of
Porterneld, / off Kretlow. 4. Struck out
BY Susce. ): by Kretlow. 4: by Burts-
chy, l. Hits-of Susce. ) in innings;
of Porterf1eld,- 3 in pa innings: of
Kretlow 0 in 6 innings. Burtschy. J in
Runs and earned runs-of susce. 20
off Porterfeld. 81. Winning pitcher
German u-ll. Losing pitcher-Porter-
field 13) Time 90. Attendance
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IOldIs 90 y = 10 IOlhIS II = 3
! Famed for Worthington in 9Th.
. Famed for Grissom in Sth.
Milwaukee - 010 10l 000--3
New York 900 600 O02-2
Runs--Aaron Crandall 60. Dark.
Mays Errors-Worthington Runs batted
in-Bruton. Crandall t2l. Mays. Thomp-
son Three base hit--Mays, Home run
Crandall 90 Sacrihce-Crandall Dou-
BILE play--Dark to Spencer to White
Left on Milwaukee. 10; New
York 3 Bases on balls--Od Burdette.
!. of Worthington. / Struck out-By
Burdette, 5: by Grissom, |. Hits-Off
> in " innings: off Wilhelm. in ] in
ming Runs and earned runs-Of Bur-
dette, -: of Worthington, 80; of
Grissom, 90: of wilhelm. 90. Hit by
pitcher-By Worthington (Burdettel: by
Grissom logan. Winning pitcher
Burdette C2-2). Losing Worth
ington Il al
Kodiak mirror., 1956-06-30
set at the office of Edwin B. Crit tenden, Architect, Anchorage. AL

set at the office of Edwin B. Crit tenden. Architect, Anchorage, AL aska. or at.the office cfTthe Hous- ing and Home Finance Agency, Room 45o, Federal Office Bldg. First Avenue and Marion St. Seat tie, Wash. Checks must be made payable to Housing and Home Finance Agency CA" Cash will not be accepted and this fee will not be returned. Bid guarantee: 2%o of Bid, on US. Standard Form A, or money order, certified check, or cashiers check. Bonds requir- ed: 50% performance and 5080 payment on Standard Government Forms. Address sealed bids to: L. R. Durkee, Area Representative, Housing and Home Finance Ag- ency, c/o Edwin B. Crittenden, Ar chitect, Post Office Box 358, An chorage, Alaska.
 Description of Work: Two individ- al projects as follows: Bidders can bid on either one or both.
 1. Construction of two classroom school addition of reinforced con- crete walls and floor slab, structur- al steel beams and metal roof panel deck with built-up roofing at US, Naval Station, Adak, Alaska Gin cluding Mechanical and Electrical work).
 2. Construction of two classroom school addition of reinforced con- crete walls and floor slab, lamin- ated beams, wood joist, frame par titions and built-up roofing at U s. Naval Station, Kodiak, Alaska Gin cluding Mechanical and Electrical work).
 Information regarding liquidated damages (if any), payments, etc, is attached or made part of the specifications. Bids shall be sub mitted on the forms furnished or copies thereof.
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INVITATION FOR BIDS

Sealed bids in duplicate for fur nishing all labor, equipment, and materials and performing all work for the project described herein will be received until 200 P. M. Alaska Standard Time Thursday, July 12, 1856, in the office of Ed win B. Crittenden, Architect, 1885 "F" Street, Anchorage, Alaska and then publicly opened.
 Information regarding bidding, material, bid guarantee, and bonds: Plans, specifications, and form of contract are in two individual sets tone for each project) and may be examined at the following offices: Edwin B. Crittenden, Ar ehiteet, 1865 "F' St., Anchorage, Alaska; Plan Bureau, 2413 West eKn Avenue, Seattle, Wash, and Associated General Contractors at the following locations: Central Bldg, Anchorage, Alaska; 215 West Harrison, Seattle, Wash; Maltnomah Hotel, Portland, Ore gon; $50 Battery St., San Fran cisco, Calf; and South 1O2 Stev- ems. St, Spokane, Wash. Plans and specifications may be obtained upon delivery of check in the amount of $7.50 for each separate
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, Joe P. Kerri- gan, was on the 21st day of March, 1855. by an order of the above en- titled Court appointed adminiStra- tor of the estate of V. P. Morri- son, deceased; and that he there upon qualified as such administra- tor in the manner required by law, and all creditors of and per, sons having claims against said decedent are hereby required to present their claims, with the nee essary vouchers, within six months from the date hereof, to the un- dersigned administrator at Union Hall, which office the undersigned hereby designates as his place of business in all matters connected with the said estate.
 Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, this 29th day of February, 1856.
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 trator of the Estate of V.
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NOTICE

Kodiak Saw Service offers new kind of service to Kodiak We shar- pen all types of saws. dado head CTS, pianer Knives, butcher knives. We nave the machinery to do 1t. Located on South Brooklyn. r
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NOTICE

Alaska Transfer Co. has moved to Taylor Court Apt. No. Il next door to the Kodiak Telephone Co. Bldg. Phone 2112. tin
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NOTICE

The Informal Group of Christian Scientists meet for Sunday ser vices in the Hillside Chapel, on the Base, every Sunday at l D. m.
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LEGAL NOTICES
N THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
 THIRD DIVISION, KODIAK
PRECINCT

In the Matter of the Estate of V. P. Morrison, Deceased No. 491.
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NOTICE

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Sunday School Is held at the sam hour. Es
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
Chicago's Chuck Comiskey
By FRANCIS STANN

had been hugely successful in making
pennant contender Of the Sox, quit his post
and Joined the St. Louis Cardinals In the
same capacity Mrs. Comiskey found her
self in the middle because she was fond OF
Lane and grateful to him for improving
the Sox and making them solvent
Lane took her of the spot. Il know MRS.
Comiskey wants me to stay" he said, but
blood is thicker than water I'll be happier
somewhere else"
There are critics who think that Lane
got out in good time. that the Sox are
depreciating club If so, young Comiskey
may be letting himself in for criticism by
the fans. Chuck, however, Is game. He
promptly coined a slogan, "Ninety-six IN
'56!"-which, if nothing else, reflects
optimism
The 90 refers to the victories Comiskey
thinks Chicago can win. II am firmly
convinced the team that wins the pennant
can do so with SO wins. Over the past Is
years. the average victories for the pennant-
winning club in the American League has
been SO, but with the excellent balance OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

CHUCK COMISKEY, not Calvin Griff1th.
" is the youngest man running a major
league ball club. Cal is the games boy
president at the age Of A, but the 30-year-
old Comiskey, vice president of the Chicago
White Sox is just as much in command of
his forces as Griffith is of the Senators.
Charles A. Comiskey II is the strapping
grandson of the famous Charley Comiskey,
called the Old Roman, who was both
founder of the American League and the
founder of the White Sox. 1t was the wish
of Chuck'S late father and his granddad
that some day he would become president.
This was a big factor in the spirited
fight put up by Mrs Grace Comiskey. who
is nominal head of the Sox, to save the club
from being sold in 1910 by Chicago bank
Both my husband and his father planned
for the team to be passed on to my son."
Mrs. Comiskey explained. She fought the
good fight and won.
Young Comiskey had battle on his own
hands last winter when he feuded with
General Manager Frank Lane over a matter
of policy. The upshot was that Lane, who
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BRENTWOOD, 46O3 3Sth st.--Det.
spac. rms, sun porch, rec. I'm.
lots, an abundance Of shade anC
shrubs. Owner transferred and viii
sell at low figure. DUNN a. co.
Realtor. WA. 7-004S; ewes, UN
4-34S2
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OPEN sun. I-DARK, 1872 Baylor
ave. College PIX; heaut. 3-bedrm
custom-bullt brick ramb.. only / VI
outside entr.. firepl., bu iii gar EAR
patio. Spac.. grounds: S26.950. car
assume Sl7.400 mtg. Dir: N
on Rte. to Calvert ave, College
PIX, right on Calvert ave. mi
to Eomonston ave. left "a blk. tc
list street on left, IA blk. to open
sign. Mr.. Allen on prem. HE. A.
5000; ewes. HA. 2-S291. w. w.
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OPEN TODAY-60-f rambler,
RissS I'd eStended--A superior
location; panoramic view OF city,
l2r cooler In summer Custom
built Marlboro brick; full bsmt
carnort 4-acre loi. . tile baths
formal-sized dining rm a3-ft liy
I'm eacrlhce price today only be.
fore builder takes chance on Gl
contract. Directions out Riegs ri
extended. W r.. HUGHES CO. AP
I.lf00 III p pm.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Gorgcoui
3.aere lot. high rollins country.
side Peaeefui and quiet Extra
ground II desired custom deSiened
red brick Cape Cod lst.fioor ped.
tmi With PVT bath, eft. master
or TV rf1., full bsmt; oil h-w.h,
det sArage A suburban showplacs
sloss to town. ognsTo bound for
HUGHES CO. AP, 7-i4o0 I'll 9
pm, A.
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BRADBURY HEIGHTSl mr.. South.
ern .avc.-3-yr -old Diet. brick
BUNGALOW. bedrms.. . attic rms.
full bsmt., gas heat, $4,000
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, LII. f.
3400yAu. 2-5g76.
BRADBURY HTS, 49Og T st.--MovG
into this well-located small home
on OF, your s.S own terms Consists ,, liyi
comb. rec. rm.. din. rm., kit, new
oil h.-a. heating plant. trees in
yard. FULL ASKING PRICE. S.
800. See IL today, then call MR.
DOTSON, LII 1-do1g cox a. co
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CUSIOM-BUILT. modernistic brick
rambler, S22.95O, terms; ice. cor or.
lot: liv. rm.. din. rm., lge, bed
rms. mod. kit, bath; full daylieht
bSmt., rec. rm.. bar; blk. sch,
churches. Builders dream home.
He. 4-:I50o; ewes. JU. 9-3O41
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1908 AMHERST RD;, beaut. Lewis
$50: stone front; corner lot: built
in gar; wide deep lot: 3 Ice. bed
rms. liy. rm. 23Xl5 with loe burn
ing flrepl, sep, din. rm., full day
light bsmt. with y bath: / blk.
express bus. See salesman on duty
at .20l6 Amherst road. Ewes. RIA.
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OPEN, / TIL DARK -bedrm. all
brk. on lge. level lot; big liv. rm.,
sep; din. rnl., mod. kit, . tiled
baths: approved at S15,S5O Easy
terms. 6S13 Standish. Radiant
Valley. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
ERTIES Ap r-r-S1
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BELTsVlLLE, 4500 Ammendale "a =
eedrns, KY, bath, hy rm' M !;
acre. asbestos shingie. e4xo4 barn.
S1i.5O0. OWNER, WE. 5-6634.
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Si2.950 Tor quick sale S-bedrm ns
brick rambler, ike new; leyej
fenced yard; patio. barbecue. Conv
schools, shop, transp., Md. U. Open
~; Riggs I'd. right on Univ. lane
70 24th ave-. right to 7702. ALLEN
REAI,T0R PA R1QQQ
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FOREST HEIGHTS
152 SHOSHONE DRIVE
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-7
CT APPROVED, S13,500

CONVENIENT TERMS TO NON-VET
Lovely brick semidetached home, in excellent con-
dition. Full tiled basement, lla baths, ll-cu.-ft
refrigerator with 70-lb freezer Built-in wall oven
Venetian blinds screens, garbage disposal Lovely
large lot.
Out South Capitol ST. to Indian Head hwy, left on
Livingston rd,, right on shoshone DIR. to home.
R. A. HUMPHREYS, REALToR
MASS. AVE NV Ma 5000
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PLEASANT HILLS RAMBLER. good
living or some one. GI approved
Sl1 10. worth more Radiator oil
neat. Plastered walls. fenced lot
with trees and flowers. 100 yds.
from bus direct downtown. OWNER.
RE. 5-6le0 or RE. 5-5544.
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1OsOS Pearson St.--2-story frame
with Colonial effect; 6 large rooms,
sundeck. 2Is baths. fenced yard:
full basement: plenty of trees and
shrubs; S17,250. Watch for sign
on property.
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Investment Co.

1904 Vermont Ave NV, MA. s-34sn
Ewes. AP 7-S267 RIA. 6-SaS9
CALVARY HEIGHTS, open today un-
I'll dark--New 3-bedroom brick RAM
blers with h.-w h. and full base
ment Curbs and sidewalks are in.
Occupancy at settlement. Adjacent
to Mt. Calvary Catholic Church and
school; across from Safeway at 7ith
and Marlboro pike, District Heiehts.
Nd SlRShn, GI SAoS dnnn
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LOOK-Stone-and- shingle rambler
on big. level fenced lot. for only
$4,000. You'll love the Ice. liv
rm. with. firepl.. big din. area. ex.
ira Ice. kit, big bedrms.; ideal To-
cation; near Baltic freeway: extras
SaHl4 oTe; See nortsoday;r PRINCE
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S9,400

Here Is an immaculate bungalow
with Ice; fenced yard = blks. to new
elem. school. Can be handled either
VA or non VA. Open. To reach: Out
Pa. ave. to end; right to Suitland
Id; left about 4 miles to Randolph
signs TO 403 Morgan rd. McALLIS.
TER Reaifor IN SSRGn
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AVONDALE

1903 LA SALE RID.
Beautiful det, 2-bedroom brick
home, on nice Handicapped lot; Nv.
rm, with firepl.; din. rm.: kit: full
bsmt. with rec. rm.: attached ga
rage; priced at Sl5,500. Shown BY
appt. Call Mr., Sadler. AID 2-S65b.
SULLIVAN BROS.
1870 X st. NV. ME, S-4323
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Brk. Rambler-Sil. Spy.
ASSUME Gl TRUST
S88 PER MO.

Mr.. SLIGO Creek pkWg.. less thai
| year old: concrete front porch
ltvins rIn,. dining rm,, equip. kit.
bedims.. tiled bath; huse bsmt.: ga
M shsi ,bbocsBss5 i5Sis ca 70
terms
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HOUSES BIZ HUGHEs q stunnin

HOUSES BY HUGHES = Stunning
native stone and clapboard Cape
Cod, charming Cheverly location
Deep wooded lot high and cool. 3
very lse. bedrms.. "a tile baths.
formal size din. rn. recreation
type bsmt.. restful screened porch,
with low FLA down payment. w. r.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-140O till 9
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SIX EXCELLENT BUYS

= -
Chevy Chase. Excel 3.bedrm
tions Paneled den. full bsmt., rec.
rm" earaee SlS,500.
Bethesda Exclusive Bradley blvd.
area. 3.bedrm., 2-bath stone-and-
brick Colonial Center entr Fam.
ily-size din. rm.. de luxe kit, den
and powder rln full bsmt, rec. rm..
earage. S2g.500.
Garrett Park-Nearly new 3-bed-
rm, brick rambler. Beautiful mod
ern kit with din. erca. full bsnt
SO down will handle. Sij.700.
woodhaven- Bethesda Red brick
Colonial Lge liv. rm, din. rm.i
Gen ana powder rrn., screened porch,
z bedrms,, .iull bsmts built-in ga
Rockville -. Charmins g bedrm
rambler, ranch fenced Futr. foyer
nice lse kit, utility rm. Sil,sO0 VA
Chevy chase--Brick conventional
Beautiful beyond description. LRe
liv. rm, beautiful din rm mod
kit, den. screened porch g bedrms
: baths, maids rIn, rec. rm., full
s ssm,.. ssa sTgsis9so. A truly de luxe
GEO " ROBERTSON REALToR
once Open sunday. 10 70 s 80
Ewes. OIL. 6-fS6i, OIL. 6-7332. HE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10

l acre plus; 4-room and bath
frame bungalow; enclosed porch
storm windows, gas stove, retriger'
ator, automatic washer; no base
ment; plenty of outbuildi1gs in ex
cellent condition.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
S215nn

$21,500
Enjoy outdoor living on beautiful
wooded lot adjoinins Sligo Creek
Park. Detached brick rambler, J
twin-sized bedrms., full baths. "a
It. liv. room with din. area and
firepl., full bsmt. with recr. rm. ana
Open Sunday. . to 4. JU. S-s326.
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TRAVIILAH ROAD

5-room and bath frame. part
basement. A nice little homet con-
venient location; s1O,50O. VIII help
TO finance.
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N$$4 495 D,o NHi | =

2-story semidet. corner brick; md
floor. bedrmS. and bath. LIST floor
llv. rm., din. rm., kitchen and
powder an. Full basement, gaS auto.
heat 10 min. from downtown Wash
ineton, } minutes from schools,
churches. recreational facilities.
These houses - ayailablel are in
brand-new condition. Call for APP
pointmen, 10 inspect
Daaikx, NHoak-..a. a.
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POUTE 040

Close TO Gaithersburg, 1S0-ft. front,
tng 80, 234-ft. deep: 8 bungalows,
one 5 rooms and bath: one rooms
and bath: orc .. rooms ana pain
$50. 900 as q whole.
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ROUTE 24O
GAITHERSBURG

Close to Germantown; "a acres
Improved with broom, bath. y
bedroom bungalow: "a basement;
$40 600
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SI6,5OO-g bedrooms. full bsmt.
expandable attic; IS minutes Il
D. c. on suitland parkway. near
schools, larse fenced back yard
Open daily. RE 5-7p17.
q A. UNFIN. HOUSE, masonry; Z
bedrms. 500 cash, take over
payts. OWNER. 10. 1850,
q ACRE New 3-bedrm. masonry
ramblers, si,OO0 down, OWNER
IN ygAsE
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DAMASCUS
ROIITE 24n

Brick rambler; large rooms, Y
tile baths; excellent location; So
100.
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Close to Gaithersburg A very de-
Eirable a-story frame. LARGE living
room with beautiful stone fireplace.
dining room, kitchen 1st-hoor DOW
der room. enclosed rear porch, large
lovely side porch, screened and glass.
ed in: end floor, 3 bedrooms and
bath: full basement; garage under
enclosed porch' 9.-acre land with
possibilities; $4,000.
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BSvAIIsvILLE--9 rms. z Kitchens
~ 900 down DRILEY. UN. 4-lis4