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BOWLING
Win ROD THOMAS

Chase. Bobby Lockhart's 1885,
36e was high for the losers.
Silent Sales also took three
games. knocking of Wheeler
Restaurant. 624. 662 and 642.
TO 602. SEA and Gao. Jerry STAR
came up with i46-430 and Bill
Lewis l50-423 TO lead Silent
Sales. Billy Watson was high
for Wheeler with 1888.
Pepsi Cola defeated National
Bohemian. Bel. with games Of
sos and 6T6 as against 548 and
6i3 for Bohemian. Bohemian
then came back to take the
last game. 5e8-6e2. Guy Andes
hit for l4i-302 for Pepsi and
Paul Moore i65-423 for Boz
hemian.
Norman Titus Of Pepsi, who
had a 302 set last night. vault
ed into first place in the aver
ages with 1892. Lockhart is
second with 1898 and Mock,
last weeks leader. slipped to
third with 1891.
Standings: Falls Church. 90
Is: Pepsi-Cola. 24-le: Chevy
Chase Chevrolet. 1920: Vince
Ter Restaurant. 1920; Silent
Sales. 1927. and National b.
hemian. 1929.
81
Art Weston and Teddy Var
gas combined TO win the week.
ly Spillways doubles title. but
the most interesting develop
ment was the work of the
second-place team OF Bob n.y.
mex and Vail Sperry, who
showed the value OF the spare.
| Without benefit Of a single
strike. Hynek scored a 1877
game and q 432 set. while his
partner also was strikeless In
scoring 373. They totaled
sos 33-03S.
Weston scored 433 and Var.
gas had 3e6 for 8l8-33-S5l.
Billy and Ray Watson had high
out -the-money scratch set
7e2. and Mark Sperry top
game. 100.
Top prize Of $50 in the Ia
koma weekly handicap event
went TO Gene Santella, who
averages l0s for the Young
blood team in the Takoma
Duekpin Association. San
tella had 49, 1877 i46-I
392-66--456.
Paul Bishop who bowls In
the Wednesday night mixed
league at Woodmoor. was Sec
ond with 360-4e-452. High
game out Of the money was
scored by Maurice Phillips OF
Brunswick. Nd. 1877. Warner
frost. with ISL. was high set
! winner.
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Zuckert Honored
At Lundon Fete

Bob Zuckert. a back on The
Stars 1857 All-Prep football
team, was presented the out
standing player award at the
annual father-son football ban
auet at Landon School last
night.
The IL football teams Of the
school. seven OF them unde-
feated including the varsity,
were honored.
Maj. Gen. James Z. Briggs,
superintendent Of the Air Force
Academy. was the speaker.
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A 1877 game and q 3o2 set by
Carolyn Sue Smith Is the talk
Of the Women's District Minor
League today.
Miss Smith, O l03-average
bowler Though normally q
mite higher than that. pol
ished of games Of l6T.il7 and
l00 last night. but II didn't
do her Roma Restaurant team
much good. Band Box Music
beat Roma twice. with Winnie
Prince leading Band Box
i30-340.
Miller's High Life swept the
boards for the second straight
week 10 maintain Its lead. with
Rod n Reel the victim. Agnes
Belas. l22--346. led Miller's
and Dottie Bowie, i24--345,
was high for the losers.
Beall's ESQ took three from
B. Frank Joy and Ceramic Tile,
behind q i24--34o by Phyllis
Jones. took two from Thomp-
sons Transfer. led by Gladys
Tietgen's 1880.
Phyllis Jones is In second
place In the individual average
race with O ii2.22 mark. Still
leading is Bobbie Jones tho
lrelationl Of Bass Steak House,
who Is il4.34 after shooting
i26-35i last night. Her team
lost two TO Buckingham Furni-
ture. which featured q l27-337
by Arlene Smith. Mary Edwards
OF Ceramic has the third-best
average. ii0.2l.
In other games, cav Sports
Shop took two from Mann's
Potato Chips. Martin g. &Boyd
won two from Pegge's Fashions
and MPM Market scored two
over Hendrix Steak House.
The standings: Miller High
Life. 33-6: Ceramic Tile. 26-i3:
Bass Steak House. 25-l4: Buck
ingham Furniture. 24-l5: MPM
Market. 24-l5: Band Box Mu-
sic. 22-l7: Martin q Boyd
Spring Works. 22-l7: Beall's
ESQ. 2l-2S: Rod n Reel. 10
10: Mann's Potato Chips. 40
10; Kotzin Dress Shop. 2o-i9:
Pegge's Fashions. 1920: cav
Sports Shop. 1921: Paramount
Cafe. 1924: Hendrix Steak
House. 1927: Thompson Trans
fer. 1927: b. Frank Joy. 1929,
and Roma Restaurant, e-3l.
Falls Church. paced by Billy
Moore's i46-402. swept its set
with Chevy Chase Chevrolet last
night to retain It's lead in the
District Major All-Star League.
Falls Church has games Of
$50. SIS and 500 as against
$40. $40 and SCI for Chevy
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agreement in writing with them
would require q vote of approx
al by 10 Of the IL clubs.
Meanwhile. Representative
Kenneth Heating OF New York.
ranking Republican member of
the House Antitrust Subcom-
mittee studying the profession
al sports structure. praised the
clubowners for the benefits
voted Monday. They included
a minimum salary Of $1,000 for
drafted players. $50 q man for
preseason games. and an in
jury protection clause.
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PIMLICO NOTES

won the race in which Wise
Margin failed to rally and fin
ished out of the money.
The Exterminator field Is due
to come from Brown Hackle.
Sunny Kim, Spinney. Ournay
Hellanicus. MADDOX. Skysweeper
Countermand. Wise Margin.
Golden Sun and Lagrin.
Apprentice Arthur Chambers
was thrown from Bunch Of
Gems in the first race yester-
day but came back to pilot MI
lady Dares 10 victory In the
sixth event.
More horses continue TO
move into the Maryland area
from New York and New Eng
land and many win spend the
short winter before Bowie
opens February IL.
Trainer Eddie Anspach, who
trains the horses Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving Gushen, moved in
with six horses and there also
were about 100 head shipped in
from New York.
The cold weather has pre-
vented horses from working out
on the Laurel track. The rae
ing strip was frozen Sunday
and Monday and there were no
workouts.
Yesterdays daily double ex-
perts collected another liberal
payoff yesterday when Shugal.
who nosed out King Foot. the
70-l outsider. combined with
the favored Laughing Greek for
a s2l7.20 return on the II and
4 combination. Shugai paid
$3.50 straight and the parlay
on the two winners amounted
TO only $50.
A crowd Of 9,s27 wagered
$9l1.464 on yesterdays 18th
program Of the meeting.
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LAST NIGHT
~ the AsaDciated Press

MIAMI BEACH. Fia.--clsvsland vii.
,lams. 2Ogm u gu n, outp2inted
Calf. 10.
BOSTON Connors, l27M,
New Bedford, Mass outpointed Pat
MeSar.hy; ~ i2e, Boston. 10,
w gRf n rs. San Jo. snoSs Out Art
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A crowd OF s,s27 wagered
$9ll.464 on yesterdays 18th
program Of the meeting.
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Aug. 10

9-Soturdoy Matinee. Movie
2 Hours. The Mon Who Dored"
1889. Forrest Tucker. Smash
ING the Spy Ring" 1888. Rolph
6elIomy.
500
4-FootIisht TheoteF. Movie.
Va Hours. Frenzy" l943.
Derrick De Morney. t6ritish.D
400
1.-The GoIdberes. Comedy.
9-Piek Temple. Kids.
Va Hours. "Worwhoop." Gill
WilIioms. Especial feature: The
Whitney Horse Roce. Of approx.
Sis OF Sorotooo rocetrock. Soro-
togo. N. ~
4:30
4-Eneore Playhouse. Movie.
lh Hours. XIII Him for Ne"
1854. Arturo de Cordovo Mex
icon
7-Frontier TheoteF. Movie.
Hour. "Poroled TO DIE" 1887.
Bob Steele.
4:45
5-Tenth Inning.
500
5-Reeord Hop. MiIt Gront.
"a Hours. Tesn-o3ers' donce
party.
7-cIown Corner. Kids.
9-My Little Morsie. Comedy.
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EI113CCI

1900
4-True Story. Dromo.
9-Big Top. Circus Acts.
1870
Adjective DioFy. Oromo.
Mon on o Gift" Mark Sobe,
is suspicious when he leorns thoi
friend hos token his own life.
Donald Groy stors.
loo
4-Brooke Johns. KIDS.
9-The Lone Ronger. Western.
1.-THE Bolt: Gold" The masked
rider trops some robbers.
1880
4-cortoon Circus. Kids.
5-Sports Album.
9-Bosfon Bloekie. Crime.
6lockie Investigates on attempted
crime. Kent Toylor Lois Collier
las
5-Dueout ch0tteF.
200
4-cireIe 4 Ronch. Movie.
! Hour. Fighting for Justice"
1893. Tim Mccoy.
5-BoseboII.
Washington OF Boston.
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$50
4-Woteh Mr. Wizord.
9-oswoId Rebbit. Kids.
800
4-caFtoon Circus. Kids.
9-Ask-It Basket. Kids.
Scene Designing for Television. ("
With Peter Mosters. WTOP ort
department director.
$50
4-Your Garden. Holly Wright.
S-Coptoin Kangaroo. Kids.
1000
4-Howdy- Doody. Kids.
1890
4-Gumby. Kids.
Storing Pinky Lee,
9-Mishty Mouse. Kids.
100
4-FuFy. Adventure.
9-Suson's Show. Kids.
Featuring l2-yeor-old Suson
HeinkeI's adventures in WON
deville."
1880
4-copfoin GolIont. Advent're.
5-StoF Of the West. Movie.
2 Hours. "Son Of the Ronoe."
1914. Jimmy WokelY. Song OF
Old Wyoming" 1916. Eddie Dean
9-lt's O Hit. Quiz.
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them so I remembered them until did know what
they meant. They mean that the one person IN the
world with whom you have to live continually, closely
and irrevocably is yourself
You are your own unsIeepine judge and jury and
jaiIer you sit in judgment yourself, you fix and
execute sentence and you very rarely will listen TO
appeals in your own behalf.
II does not matter assuming you are within the law)
whether other people think what you doing right
Il does not even matter whether they think IS enter
tanning useful, lucrative, Il they wished they
could do what you do, or live the way you do
What matters is whether il seems proper to you.
what matters what verdict you bring in yourself
friendly, or hostile.
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opportunity and since the sage ones were Older kept
on working. But the conflict played havoc with my
peace Of mind was attempting to drink all the booze
in the bars And living without sleep. And trying to
travel faster than the speed Of light.
This night had been sitting in South Side joint
telling musician what wonderful musician he was,
what terrible musician his opposite number in the
band was what monster the bandIeader was, and
eventually what a craven Iouse was myself.
tie slipped his drink, looked at me benignly.
and said in his solemn voice. Don't get hostile with
yourself"
Al the time I didn't know what the words meant,
but had an idea there must be something behind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13

Considering that l can rarely find anything in my
files, It seems wholly right and proper that do not
know the name Of the man who said to me:
"DOn't get hostile with yourself"
A Negro JAZZ musician said il in South Side Chr
caeo Joint very late one night, back in the thrties
At that time was very busy being success: had
lob with a Jazz band made one hundred and twenty
five dollars a week. | had one hundred dollars week
expense money credit cards for airiines and hotels.
was tWenty-one years old, and was wholly miser-
able My Job was good, but what wanted more than
ANYTHING else was to be writing what later became
my first novel.
All the sage ones kept telling me my job was golden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13

q cGRFeoARo: Pssnhs o. The Wsbash
Answers 20 Last WesE's civsword
PuzKie
. We Must Win The H.Wsr BsGors IL
SGsrtsi
" Cen Women Get Along Without AasW7
70 Plying Not HIshisWasrs
a FICTION: THE Eyes OF FU NasUshw
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20 owIE 'Gm o.
- AnsslIRo Is a Giant SpIIIss EtD
% FASHION FIND; sIssh. Sweet And
Swedish
a HOW AMERICA EATS, AppIs Pima
- ny. Nos PIMoeshIO Mes osownI
% FICTION: a PsrSsst SwI~sIs
% LAST LAUGH: THE TrIek Fla
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lMS Week rms NATIONAL SUNDAY MAGAZINE
epsz UA.a Ns.~poOu N1OaA.
JOtS C. STERIn Chairman Of hs Board
WnilA NICHOLS STEWART BEACH, Executive Editor
-Aos
reg Office
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washington until Saturday, $50
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regular classrooms but enrich
instruction for them with in
dividual or group projects In
subjects that especially inter-
est them or in which they
show unusual skill and ability.
2. Try various types Of ac-
celeration such as grade-skip-
ping and COMPRISING three
school years into one.
3. Provide special instruction
through schools of music, art,
science. mathematics, indus
trial arts. and schools prepar-
ing for the technical profess
sion.
4. Divide large high schools
into subschools for the arts,
sciences and humanities.
5. Provide honors or adj
vanced classes to supplement
regular instruction.
6. Conduct special clubs or
after-school classes.
7. Allow talented students
to take extra courses as cleo
tives In their fields of talent
or in other areas of general
education.
8. Help talented students to
use community agencies such
as museums, arts and crafts
and theater groups.
The public library may be
able to furnish one of the good
books for parents on this
subject. Start by asking for
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Charles Murphy. Mr.. ana Mrs.
James Lawrence Houghteling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Loeb
helm and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Morrison.
Mrs. Clare Engel is chair
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man Of the event. Reserva-
tons are now being taken at
the club house. 1926 New
Hampshire avenue NV. with
seats being assigned in the
order in which checks are
received.
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By DIR. PAUL POPENOE

BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE
Public Schools sometimes
give a great deal Of attention
to dull and backward children
but none to the gifted child.
The latter has to march along
in lock step, to his great dis
advantage.
rs there anything we can do
about it?" Mr.. K. asks.
Our boy is no genius. but
he Is by far the most intelli-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-11
MODERN MARRIAGE
More Should Be Done
For the Gifted Child

gent child in the class. accord
ing to his teacher. He is get
ting bored with what Is Of
fered him and becoming q
loafer. We don't like that"
There Is no completely salts
factory solution for this COM
mon problem. Mr.. K. A recent
survey suggested eight steps,
one or all of which it thought
schools should take:
/. Keep talented youth in
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fashion forecast for spring
BLACK PLASTIC patent

For fashion poce settlers who want to
herald Spring in the proper manner
we offer black plastic potent in the
oiont sizes that ore so acceptable
foshionwise.
Tote, vanity and sotchel styles ore
featured; oil with such luxuY-utility
features os zippered compartments,
rich ocetote- royon Innings and sturdy
covered frames. Come in and view
the loroe selection of styles not
shown.
Down Stoirs Store, Hondboes
>. also Corners Down Stors Store
and Bethesda Budget
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Bright Children" by Norma
E. Cults and Nicholas Mosely.
$3.50 from G. p. Putnam's
Sons. 2l0 Madison avenue. New
York. N. "
The exceptionally talented
child certainly becomes a
problem child" if his talents
are misdirected or wasted. 1t
is time for schools to do a
great deal more for them.
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Club Arrdnges
'Follies' Benefit

The Woman's National
Democratic Club will sponsor
the opening night of 1.-THE
ziegfeld Follies" starring Eng
fish Coincidence Bea Lille at
the National Theater on Feb
ruary II.
Proceeds from the benefit
will go to the Clubhouse
Building and Maintenance
Fund of the club.
Patrons for the benefit are
Mr.. and Mrs. w. John Kenney,
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman. Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Woodward,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Biffle, Mrs.
Fred Vinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Clifford. Mrs. John r.
Steelman, Mr.. and Mrs.
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REVIEW NEW HOSPITAL PLANS-Mrs. George D.
Nelson Ueft) and Mrs. Chester Morrill,, it,, look at
building plans for the new Sibey MedicoI Center to
be constructed on the American University campus
Mrs. Morrill, is chairman Of the Womens Special Gifts
Committee Of the Hohnemonn Division in the Sibley
Building Fund Campaign. Mrs. Nelson's gift was
the initial contribution for the Womens Special Sits
ond Residential Committees Photo
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erispIy tailored In the resort manner
ACTI0N-PLUS DRESSES

Monstoys Of your sunny season toilored
for oction by Moyfower. The secret Of their
eosy-weorino comfort lies in the set-n
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A. Button-front dress in Iustrous ridescent
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B. Very slim dress in woven striped cotton
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down button front Maize, pink or blue With
oroy. 9.95
Both in sizes l2-2o, 3s-4O, l2R-22l2.
Down Stoirs Store. Sporsweor
. also Corners Down Stoirs Store
and Bethesdo Budget
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special purchase savings on
W0MEN'S Leather WEDGES

At special savings TO you, q
shoe thot spells moximum
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Your choice Of red, black,
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Down Stoirs Store, Women's Shoes
also 7 Corners Down Stoirs
Store and Bethesda Budget
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DETHEsDA-BeautIful Bic CENTER
hall brick. dead.end street nr.
NH 4 bedFms., ~ baths. deep
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHl: SIC, 300 - Mod brick
rambler. bedrmS.. Ia baths. nm.
rec. rm,: easy terms. Call Hk. a.
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ADELPHI-S-bedrm. brick rambler;
basement. tlrepl.. pleasant rear
rennance. OWNER. HE. 1889,
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home; ia baths, din. rm.. bSmt.,
garage, vacant, quick possession;
In I trust at SO; &lS,75Q. We
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ALTOR. UN. 4-1l43
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or exchange. yU, 5-553S. 26s
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coNLEY REALTORS
W., ". - 2
NOM!

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HOUSES FOR sALE--M.M.
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Prom OWNER-euiek poss. Love
bath LIST NJ: dhle. garage: big lot.
A buy at ti4.e50i q! RIA. 6-77e4.
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HOUSES F0R sALE-N.W.

CHEVY CHAsE--petaehsd brick
esnssr-hsll h9mss with ss zen am snd
: bedrooms on 3rd floor Diet "a;
Iase convenient 70 shopping and
irsnnysJgcortation $4,000. CaIl We
JONES a CO. INC, Chevy Chase
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sHoREilAM ANA. q block. o.
sos5 house PxrR Ssn' ysiI sicea
hall entrance. huge dinlne room
with heamed ceiling. equipped
Kitchen. full bsmt with maids
room and bath. 2axe7 rec. Tm,
with bar. screened porch. detached
garaee. Only $4,000 with nex-
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YES. WE HAVE NO
BANANAS

But we do have . senuine. orig
inal CONTINENTAL brick split-levei.
Act FAST See this fabulous. ultra
modern, all-electrie kitchen with
bay window; formal-si1e dining
room. . full baths. plus q roughed-
in bath and den space adjacent 70
the maGnifcent recreation room.
Truly q home to be proud OF In
. most desired area. lust . few
blocks from elementary school. rec
reation center and oeorgia ave-
SEQ $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-25

BETHESDA - Spae. eustom-built
Enc. rambler, too neighborhoodi ;
Z bedrms., 3 baths, plus den and
powder rm.. step-down liv, rHn..
elec. kit. with breakfast nook. sep.
din. rm-, rec. rm.; attached gar
iisTINos CORP. IKE. T-is07.
AaW 0r nfnht
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CHEVY CHASE = Assume s20,0O0
ist trust. $1,000 dn., on. . 9-yr.-
old, 4-bedrni.,, s-bath brick homs
with all-elec. KIT: scr. porch and
s pss,iS cSbE rsnsD : sSsss sApps
s-afS9. TEp LINoo REALTY.
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WOoDSIDE

4-bedrm., 3-bath brick split
Level Nth recreation rm- In walk
out hsfht. Plenty Of storage Buses
YOU are looking for q house In this
class you will like this one.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
IN. a-5ss6 Realtors
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CUTE M COZY

Just the right sine home for the
young couple Just getting started
or the small family coming from
b c. Diversified kitchen. . twin
bed rooms. full basement, and stu
ated on . level fenced lot. this
rambler Is lust ? blocks from
schools and the Georgia ave. bus.
Small down payment takes over
&C. loan. Sil.b0O,
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.
tcohfIhuEDl

0LENMONT. WHEATON. 1895
cash. bal. Ike rent--Attrsetivs,
modern, two-bedfoom rambler;
eood condition; close TO schools
and prompt poss. VIII. $4,000.