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Evening star., 1957-12-09
Carroll, Gonzogo Romp
Over Baltimore Coqers

George Leftwich led Q fast
break that rolled up Is points
in the second quarter and %
in the third to break open the
contest. Thompson, another
soph, grabbed 10 rebounds az
the Lions led this department,
u to 3e.
Leftwich led the scorers with
"a points. most Of them coming
on long jump shots. Moore had
~ and Thompson IL. Bill Friz-
zera was high for Mount st.
Joe with IA.
Gonzaga had an easy time
in the opening game. with Dan
Slsttery. Tom Folliard and Jack
Harper controlling the back
boards and leading the scoring.
The Eagles took a 1875 lead
after one quarter. and Calvert
Hall never closed the gap.
Folliard was high scorer with
l6 points, while Slattery and
Harper contributed Is each.
Gonzaga's next game will be
December 20 at Montgomery
Blair.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Neur-Riot Results as Fans
Seek Forty-Niners Tickets

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. Q
R.--The guys down on the
corner who seem TO have no
alma mater are the alumni
for such professional football
teams as the San Francisco
Fofty-Niners - and yesterday
was their big game"
Except for $500 general ad-
mission tickets. the San Fran
cisco Baltimore showdown for
the National Football Leagues
Western Division leadership
was O sellout weeks ago.
So more than 5000 faithful
stood in line outside Kezar
Stadium throughout the cold
night and morning yesterday
hoping TO buy q ticket. The
biggest near-riot In the history
Of San Francisco sports re-
suited. One man was hurt, four
arrested, a ticket booth wrecked
and 80 policemen kept mighty
busy.
Other squadrons Of ticketless
fans motored TO the hinter-
lands, some TO points as far a.
Reno, Lake Tahoe and Fresno.
70 dltnank the radius Of the
Evening star., 1957-12-09

lOo-mile television blackout Of
the game.
And hundreds Of knowing
fans. aware Of q freak TV sig
nal that brought in Chico's
Channel IL 10 nearby Crockett
and Martinez. turned Up In
tayerns and hotels at those
points-30 and 40 miles away
10 see the Forty-Niners beat
the 1eague-leading Colts. 17-i3,
In the games last 46 seconds.
After the heart-stopping I'M
ish-in which Rookie Quarter
back John Brodie hit Hugh
McElhenny In the end zone
with q l4-yard pass - Forty
Miner fans thronged TO the
city's night clubs and taverns
10 celebrate.
The jubliation was occasioned
by the fact that the Forty
Miners victory had put them in
a three-way tie for the Western
lead and in q position TO shoot
at the title.
For the 5e.6ss fans jamming
Kezar Stadium, II also was
Billy Wilson Day In honor Of
the FoHy-Niners rangy end.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Steve Lone Tokes
Fencing Tourney

Steve Lane won the novice
mems foils tournament held by
the Washington Division OF the
Amateur Fencers League of
America yesterday at Central
YMCA.
Lane. a member Of the d. c.
Fencers Club. topped an entry
list Of IL. Two other d. c.
Fencing Club entries. Tom
Mcdonald and George Martin.
were second and third.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
MARYLAND

OynenoCo AhonA HaBc AeAS
coaches in his own league voted
him coach-of-the-year last sea-
son. and he was runnerup to
Frank Mcclure Of North Caro-
line for national honors.
Maryland and Kentucky
opened their basketball rivalry
three years ago with the Wild
cats winning, 62-6l, In the Sec
Iond game played in Maryland's
new gym. Last year it was no
contest at Lexington. with the
Wildcats winning. 76-55.
Coach Bud Millikan was
cheered by Maryland's i'm
proved defensive play and its
blackboard work by the big
sophomores Al Bunge and
Charlie Mcneil against Ford
ham Saturday night.
However. Fordham did not
try to fast-break against the
Terps. The fast break is a
Kentucky trademark.
Young Sets Pace
In both the George Washing
ton and Fordham victories.
Tom Young has been the out
standing player for the Terps.
Young. who missed the last
three seasons while in the serv-
ice. has shown talent in all
departments. particularly in
crowd-pleasing antics such as
stealing the ball and inter-
cepting passes.
He also is the top scorer
with rs points to 81 for John
Nacincik. who is the Terps'
top defensive man. Nick Davis.
the slick ball handler, win be
the nth starter.
The Georgetown-Loyola game
will start an hour later than
usual because of a special lee
ture on the campus. Loyola
beat Catholic U. in its opening
game but lost to st. Peters and
st. Francis on a weekend trip
to New York. Tom McCloskey.
former Gonzaga standout, will
make his home debut in the
Hoyas' lineup.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
.MusiuI Receives
Medal at Xavier

CINCINNATI. Dec. 3 R.-
Xavier University yesterday
presented its annual st. Fran
els Xavier medals to Stan Mu-
sial. st. Louis Cardinal first
baseman; Edwin G. Becker, vice
president Of the Cincinnati
School Board. and the Rev.
Aloysius A. Breen, treasurer
emeritus Of Xavier.
The gold medals are given TO
those who display qualities
akin to those Of the 18th cent
ury missionary.
The Musial citation des-
cribed him as q model to
young and old alike" during Is
years as q professional ball
player. and said he has per-
severed in q singular adher-
ence to the ideals Of sports
manship. Of devotion to family,
of faithfulness to religious
practice. Of decent American
citizenship"
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Ba|ding Wins
Havana Open

HAVANA. Dec. Q tR.-Al
Balding. Canadian pro playing
out Of Miami Beach. Fla. was
$2.40o richer today because he
made an all-important putt on
the first extra hole in . sudden
death playoff for the Havana
Invitational Open golf title.
Balding and Al Besselink Of
0rossinger. N. Y. tied at the
end Of the regulation 70 holes
ct 2sl. On the first extra hole
Balding took . four, Besselink
q iive. Second place was worth
t1.650.
II Fred Haas. jr., New Orleans.
turned In q 2e2 for third money
of tl.l50. Fourth with q ass
and $500 went to Ernie vossler
Of Midland. Tex.
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HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Sarrous ~ Mount 81. joseph. n
uen.Aea, - Calvert Hall. aI
Loyoia, 81 DeMatha, M
GAMES TODAY y"
Armetrong W. Dunbar postponed u
Carroll AZ Maryland Prosh. a
colnmeian Prep At oallsudst Prep
Pcoicsviile at Frederick, ..
johnson aHsS william At Lsesburs DouSlass
GAMES TOMORROW
Bell W. Mackin at DeMatha, Z,
rhsIpss vs. o. Anthony at wOOdson
Armstrons a. Parksr-oray 7;aO.
Dunbar ~ Fatrmont Heights. i.
Patterson Park a Coolidge, 3:3O.
CHAMBERLAIN at Western, $50.
Wakefield at B-Cc. $3.50.
woodward Prep at euitland 2.
high Point 81 Walter johnson, $40.
Sherwood nt Northwood, $3.50.
aufrattavillt at 81 stephens. $40.
Loudoun County 81 George Mason, Z.
oer- Eield at Nokesville. 8.
Marshall at -osbourn,
DouGiass, 1850.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Ron Kromer Out
With Broken Leo

Los ANGELES. Dec. Q (R.
Ron Kramer. Green Bays
rookie end. suffered q broken
right leg in the Packers game
against Los Angeles yesterday.
Kramer. a standout per-
former for Michigan In his
college days. was hurt when
tackled hard after catching a
first period pass. He limped
on the field and II was not an
nounced until after the game
had ended that his leg was
broken.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
MAKE UP FOR I947 SETBACK
az Points Prove Plenty
For Redskins This Time

The last time the Redskins
scored AZ points on the Eagles.
as they did yesterday in chalk
ing up q 42-7 victory at Grit
nth Stadium. they lost. 45-42.
It was q warm. sunny day in
Philadelphia's eavernous Mu-
nicipal Stadium when q skinny
rookie end by the name Of
Bones Taylor caught three
touchdown passes in his pro
debut. II was the opening game
In 1947.
Taylor matched that per-
formance four more times dur
ing his eight-year career. join
ing such Redskin immortals as
Cliff Battles. Andy Farkas. Max
Krause. Jimmy Johnston. VII
bur Moore and Hal Crisler.
Yesterday, silent Don BoSse-
Ter inscribed his name on the
honor roll with three touch
downs against the Eagles. The
Batavia battering ram now has
only 81 touchdowns to go To
match Taylor's all-time WASH
ington record Of So. And that
isn't intended to sound sarcas-
tic. because Don looks like the
man who can do it.
1t was like old home week in
the Redskins dressing room.
with j. D. Kimmel. a recent
bridegroom. and Wayne Millner
among the visiting alumni. j,
D.. as you know. broke his leg
in the preseason game with
Baltimore. He hasn't decided
whether to play next season.
but theresa good chance that
he'll be back.
TEX" Millner is back home
after another successful season
as an assistant coach at
Hardin Simmons. where q
feller by the name Of Sammy
Baugh is head coach.
Tavern Torgeson, who has
been sniped at for being too
slow" this year, will undergo q
knee operation after Sundays
wind-up against the Pittsburgh
Steelers.
II guess 1t has slowed me up
q little" confessed Torgeson,
who never has tried to wriggle
out Of the way Of any darts
thrown at him.
Jim Podoley also has a bruised
knee. and Johnny Allen and Ed
Voytek came out Of the game
with bruised shoulders.
Trainer George Lentz won't
know the full toll however
until today when hidden or un-
noticed injuries show up.
I'VE got Bill Fulcher bacl
lust in time" observed ons
Evening star., 1957-12-09
SteeIers Sion Krutko

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 0 CP.-
The Pittsburgh Steelers last
night announced the signing OF
Fullback Larry Krutko Of West
Virginia University. their No. 2
choice In last weeks draft.
Evening star., 1957-12-09

press box inhabitant, with q
nod to the Georgia Tech line
hacker who gave up the pre-
game this year to coach q
high school team. Bill had de-
cided to make o comeback next
year but when Tom Braatz
suffered q shoulder separation
last week an SOS was dis
patched for Fulcher. He looked
pretty good.
The Eagles eonfounded those
fans and experts who believe
the best strategy Is to take the
ball, by electing to kick on 70
start the game after winning
the toss. The idea was that on
q bad field. with footing un-
certain. Il might put the Red
skins In q hole right on the
bat. giving the Eagles the up
per hand. But the field wasn't
that bad.
Jerry Norton. who does tht
Philadelphia punting. tried an.
other Of his running soccer
kicks in the third quarter ant
was lucky again. The low
wobbly punt rolled out on thu
Washington 10.
Sonny Jurgensen made ths
days best defensive play fol
the Redskins. handing OF Il
Halfback Bill Barnes and i'm,
mediately knocking him dowI
for q 2-yard loss in the tbirC
period.
It's Gentleman Gene" Britc
now. The Redskins crack de-
fensive end spent most Of the
afternoon knocking down the
Eagles quarterbacks. but never
failed to help them up again
Brito should be q cinch for All
Pro honors again this year.
Al Dorow, former Redskins
quarterback. now with the
Eagles, will make the West
Coast his permanent home aftei
the season. AL has q position
lined UP with q manufacturer
OF pin-setting machines and
other sports equipment.
The discussion following Bert
Zagers' interception Of Jurgen.
sens pass TO Hank Burnine ir
the third quarter had q double
purpose. Tom Brookshier wa.
on the verge Of being elected
from the game for unnecessary
roughness. and there was some
debate over whether Zageri
was tackled and downed closei
10 the goalline. or on the O.
yard line where he finally wal
stopped. --ATCHISON.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
BASKETBALL
Continued from Page Ais

Temple. The Owls are consid-
cred the class Of the East. with
Guy Rodgers the big guy again.
Bradley. ranked with St.
Louis and Cincinnati as Mis-
souri, Valley kingpins. scarcely
used It's regulars in It's opener
against Illinois. Normal and
probably could do without 'em
tonight against Arizona. But
Saturday the Braves may have
to hustle against Seattle and
Elgin Baylor. Seattle opens
against Portland State tonight.
Purdue t2-0) may be a late
entry in the Big Ten race after
surprising Missouri. 76-49. The
Boilermakers may find out for
sure tonight at home against
Kansas State (2-0). considered
q possible threat TO Kansas in
the Big Eight. Kansas State
won at Indiana. 66-6l. but had
TO hustle to do 1t. Purdue plays
ut Nebraska Saturday.
HOosiers Get Bad Start
Indiana. judged q title con-
tender along with Michigan
State and Ohio State in the
Big Ten. now Is 0-2, losing
both at home. The Hoosiers
play at Missouri Saturday.
Ohio State, beaten In overtime
by Butler. 77-73. michigan
State cracked Butler earlier.
74-55), also is o. and meets
Texas Ann Saturday.
Rice. heir apparent to
Methodist's South
west crown. meets Louisiana
State tonight. while Texas
Christian. pegged No. 2 in the
race. tries Oklahoma City to-
night and then meets Auburn
in the first round Of the Birm-
ingham classic Friday.
Tar Heels Lose Lotx
North Carolina raped Glenn
son. 1885, in its opener and
now has won 80 straight, but
has added Danny Lott. a g.
foot-7 junior. to the injury list.
Lott broke q bone in his foot
against Clemson and joins Big
Joe Quigg. who fractured a leg
in preseason play. and q
promising soph. York Larese,
stopped by a knee injury, on
the sidelines.
The Tar Heels 60 against
George Washington tomorrow.
Furman Thursday and then
South Carolina in an Atlantic
Coast Conference Tv game
Saturday. N. c. State (3-0l,
bristling because of the NCAA
ban against national title par
ticipation. pulled a zone defense
and whipped Penn State. 30
So. The Wolfpack plays Glenn
son tonight. South Carolina to-
and Eastern Kentucky
Saturday.
Kansas. outshot from the
field but carried by wilt Cham
berlain in q Ties decision over
Northwestern. plays Marquette
tonight and then gives wilt his
first hometown chance as a
collegian with a game against
st. Joseph's at Philadelphia
Saturday. Kansas is 80.
Notre Dame (2-O) after whip
ping Wisconsin. 1858, plays
Nebraska tonight and Mar
quette Saturday. Michigan
State. a co-champion with In
diana last year in the Big Ten
and beaten by San Francisco
for third place in NCAA play
offs. plays Colorado Saturday.
Tournament play this week
end pairs George Washington
Pitt, DuqueSne-Miami (Ohio)
In the Steel Bowl at Pittsburgh;
Cincinnati-Xavier (Ohio), st.
Bonaventure- Marshall in the
University Of Cincinnati COM
petition. and Mississippi State
FlaJ along with TCU-
Auburn at Birmingham. All
49,.
Evening star., 1957-12-09

I'VE got Bill Fulcher back
Just in time" observed one
Evening star., 1957-12-09

Jerry Norton. who does the
Philadelphia punting. tried an
other Of his running soccer
kicks in the third quarter and
was lucky again. The low.
wobhly punt rolled out on the
Washington 10.
Evening star., 1957-12-09

Sonny Jurgensen made the
days best defensive play for
the Redskins. handing OF to
Halfback Bill Barnes and inn
mediately knocking him down
for a 2-yard loss in the third
period.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
tcoNTINUEpl

BETHESDA. sl7.e5o - conv. ioI
h ias Havs sb HSsD. an Tam ssSSIsSls a.
level lot. 70xi20: fireplace, dish
washer. disposal; SIS. 900. 4ss LIST
trust. VIII consider $1,000 down.
FRANK s; PHILLIPS, INC. DI.
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$21,750
A AEPIHIN WT 99I,N N1STN

a BAY WINDOW
Plus silver birch cabinets, stainless,
steel wall oven and sink make this
git. out of this world and in
keeping with. the rest Of this charms
ing, new and vacant brick rambler;
spacious liv. rm. at the rear Of the
home for privacy: Ice. finished rec.
room ana excellent space for 4th
ground-level bsmt. Many other fea-
lures TO delisht you. Let US show
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS, SIS Alabama
ave-. s.e.-6.room house stueeo,
excellent condition, front and rear
porch on q beautiful shady corner
lot, Bus service at door. school
within walking distance. For price
and terms call NEWCOMB REALTY
SERVICE. 10. 2-7655. 10. 7-l925.
HILLcREsI, .. g, 2sos 36th p;
Southern ave.--Nev 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler: lovely modern electric
kit. attic storage. I'm. rec. rm..
ahower bath and garage in bsmt.
Price reduced to Sl9.950 for quick
sale, MRS. BECK. LU. 2-7Sl0.
N HEART OF PARK-choice. mod
ern. 2f-bath. 7-room home; I
owner; lovely shrubs: clean. cool.
comfortable: quiet. friendly neigh
boThood;. near schools, transporta-
ton and shopping; price reduced
from from $500 . $4,000. with only
OWNER. LU. 2.1O63.
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COOT. MAN. cO0L

Surround your dream home with
tall shade trees and enjoy the hreese
81 as,.I summer. Beautiful shrs ';, ZOO
with ga baths, den. le.ft. dining
rm:, 22-ft. living rm.: dream kit.
With breakfast nook. Priced from
S20,96O OF or FHA. call today. for
appt: LuRIA BROTHERS, Realtors.
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA.
Brick rambler; ilne condition;
ss1sssSl lei s SsSsn for sp SstSs:
ment call Mrs. Anderson, IA. 2-711b.
j. MAYNARD MAGRUDER, Realtor
1923 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
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ALEXANDRIA,. BEyERLY Hills.
ment. sarass. nice lot; house in
Pentaeon. Listing 1l6s-B. TE.
$4,000. KI. g-6044 AL BAKER
AND SON INC: REALTY BRO
streef. AlaT. Va
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GARRETT PARK ESTATES. 5023
Gushing dr.. S15.250-All-bFick
rambler; 3 bedrms., firepi., fun
bsmt.; assume As OF loan. with
$4,000 down. Owner will take
small IND trust. Open Sat. and
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PARKLAWN

Near churches, schools and shopping.
Rigs and Ager rds. area; 3-bedrm.
UN. 4-eb63.
peter j. hagan & son
SLIGO CREEK PARK AREA-3
sss FL 80 p 1s Ssi.
peter j. hagan a. son
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TREES

COOL TREE-sHADED rambler of
3 bedrms., 2 baths, huge Kitchen,
dining rm..- living rm., q recreation
rm. and 2 fireplaces; located on four
delightful acres in Adelphi. Rare
opportunity to purchase this prop
erty ct the reduced price Of S27, 900.
w va pSss'a IL. PEEL sGs2si LLOYD Ed
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th ST. NV. Co. 5-O222
COZY AND INVITING
ON corner lot. with garage: has
3 rooms and bath on first floor;
attic finished into one large room.
Price SI2'5OO. BY appointmssanat
only; ARTHUR p. dfsANHoLM. wa.
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2 ACRES

ON PRIVATE LAKE
AnS Hsss door sS to o ate Of u: 9sS
recreation for the entire family
SPARKLING new and spacious, VA.
CANT. 3-BEDRooM, S.BATH SPLIT
LkvEL: de luxe equipped kitchen
With eating space: lovely paneled
rec. rm. In basement: fast Develop
s ins suburban neighborhood within
tngton. Get in on the Tround floor
at only S27.96O. Exceilent terms.
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POTOMAC, By OWNER: Transferred
900 and $50. 00Of You must see
this 100-ft. rambler on 3.19 acres.
with attractive stable. Numerous
features in this 3-bedrm.. den,
well-planned home. Detailed in
formation. call OIL. 2-3746. DIR. I:
River I'd. to Falls Td., left on Pals
to Burbank dr., right to 10000.
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Hickman street s.e.-6 roms. NV.
h.; modern; all rooms redec.; hard
wood hrs.; easy terms. Open Sat.
and Sun. from 2 It'll 3. LU. 2-S123.
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ANNANDALE AREA--3-bedrm, brk,
YARD. BRICK Bar bsiib ecu f piE 'e conv
70 schools. Peniagon and shoppinE
payment, End mcrtsaee 81 So. BY
OWNER Avail July is. $4,000.
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COOL
BREEZY
AIRY

Amt the word for this NEW brick
4-bedrm. Dutch Colonial on 8 tree-
planned is the 2exi1 liv. rm. with
fireplace. full dining I'm. and mod
ern fully equipped kit: extra luxury
features are 2 baths. built-in oven.
level entrance TO bsuit. Suitable for
patio. commanding view from 4 Ice.
picture windows. We will be glad 70
snow you this charming home for
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din. OM W.. Id. ss ssS S.m " III IL;
steve; reiEr;: central heatine. We
HstiSns .oI isne ed "a: SsTessue pit.
cr cav s1e arivs po i s..sgS1i l2o4
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srcA.RR16LINC WHITE FRAME BUN.
S SAno" r.I t,Sin.sise bedrms, full
cond.: spae. yard: on street parf:
storm windows. Quick sale vain:
e $l1 500. Only SI,iOO an. FHI
FENCE GEO. PROPERTIES. AP.
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S19.95Oi $4,000 down. $500 mo.
Simply astounding value; center
fireplace; lot so II. front. Ewes, Mr..
Schultz. RE. 7-0776.
Open Sunday Afternoon
L. T. GRAVATTE
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HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA AREA, S9.5OO-Ex.
Embarrassment, brick-and- frame du-
pick In Jefferson Manor. Only
$500 On. OF and So4 monthly. in
GLIDING taxes and insurance. Call
go; $4,000 weekdays, e-b. or 50.
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BY OWNER BUILDER

New brick rambler in IN sxelu-
Three bedrms.. 3 ~i faii tiisd bs aS ]
fireplaces. separate din. room. UIs
TRAMoDHRN FRIoiDAiRE KfrcH.
EN- with breakfast area; 1nishe0
rec. room in DAYLIGHT BASE
MENT: ovefsi1ed garage. WE DARI
YOU to see and compare q
$2b.7bOl Gail OR. S.10se.
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POTOMAC RAMBLER

Llke-nev brk. rambler. 3 bedrms :,
De luxe kit. with wall oven: full
earport. owner will accept OF con-
tract. SAMUEL =. BO0LEY, INC.
POTOMAC once. OIL. 1888.
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brick reE. ; 6edTms.. iM baths.
III isa Sss:s%'H r. s SS.S SSai XII J ISR
TY BROKERS. sos North wash
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MASS. AVE. ExTENDED-Besutiful
3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick Colonial;
excel. cond.; scr. porch, full bsmt. !.
built.in garage: S23,06O. GEO. w.
ROBERTSON, Realtor, 1895 wis.
Az Az: Oh IL. 2-2I23; eyes. OIL. e-7so1.
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C0LUMBA PINES, Annandaie-3-
SlS; iss:d: q s1,Ss s ssHs. ti 3.
brick porchi convenient m, poss
wLsettIemenk. OWNER, CT 6-53ea
E; ;: ~ y sI'ij ;;';''iS
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KENsINGTON PARK-Lge. brick
and-redwood split-level; 5 bed
rms: ? !. baths iull 6smt 4 wit with
Realtor. 1855 wis. ave. Of. 2.
2l23; ewes, OIL 2-2570. Once
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LOOK AROUND AND THIN SFT
THIS. IN N. Arl.-Excei. neish6or-
schools, churches; iirst bus some.
Lee,. 0-rm. brick Colonial. scr
porch encl BY. shrubs; 3 bedrms. :.
din. rm.. irepl, in liy. sTm.,, stair
earpeting,, equipped kit. dinette
re esee r run bs Dsm sus sso ~ ceiling esnsS
dec: lse. lot. trees. shrubs; $1s,25o.
OPEN sat. and sun, 1-o. 4S06 N.
9TH st. ia. 7-5046.
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rms. are iae. and briSht; best buy "
schools. transp., NH: 3 bedrms. !.
ser. porch. fun hsmt,. nice corner
lot; $lS.950. GEO. w. ROBERT
SON Realtor, 1896 wis. ave, Oh.
S.2I2S; eyes, EN-. 2-2025. once
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VIERS MILL-Clean. 2-bedrm. ram
nice LOT; only So15 down. GIDEON
G. JOHNSON, VIII. 6-0334.
WHEAT0N-Assume 4ss CT loan;
hTk. ramb.. on, traf; -ffee Ct; sep.
% YIN. FIJI KIT e SIgdoS &c En- pa Isstsr
WHEATON CITY. $500 DoWN-Det.
5sihpe1rm. rambler. only 2 yrs. old
quick possession. BUDNEY REAL
TY. GA, 4-S79b, TU. o-f4O().
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s caIi son.. MIns Gn IsSIe;
in summer: Ia yrs. old: 8 bed
rms, 2 baths. large living and
family rooms each with fireplace:
luxury features throughout; archi-
tect DESIGNED; reduced fol prompt
sale BY OWNER transferred. Out
Bradley boulevard to Burning Tree
Melody lane. OIL. 4-2a04.
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ALEX.-Very. early Diet. Colonial
nnoms spacious sE% , brick Nth open Sp.1
2 yrs. ago. All interested, call XII
Ssoo9o9b. or come SUP. Afternoon to
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FOR SALE By OWNER-3-bedrm.
Colonial: freshly painted and dec
Grated; on trafnc-free,. dead-end
street, near. kenwood In Bradley
Aills-Bethesda; l block TO Radnor
Elementary School. Sep. dining rm,.
"a baths; beant. rec. rm. with
out house: screened porch: patio:
lovely. spacious. Handicapped yard:
attractive neighborhood. Excellent
bss LIST trust available; 2nd trust
possible. Asking S22. $50 and anx-
Ious for quick sale. Out wis. ave.
p Bradley blvd; left / o mi, to
vernon pL: left to 5000. Open
sats SUM- 10 am. til dark. OIL.