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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27
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Col. Nickerson
ToCanaI Zone
BY JOHN A. GILES

Col. John C. Nickerson, r.,
convicted Of divulging Army
missile secrets. yesterday was
reassigned to Q routine, mon
sensitive" Job in the Panama
Canal Zone.
The 41-year-old West Point
graduate win be deprived Of his
privileges Of rank and COM
mand.
An Army court-martial at
Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville,
Ala, found the colonel guilty
Of violating security regulations
by failing to safeguard secret
information and by divulging
it to unauthorized persons.
Won't Work in Missiles
The colonel will be an "engi-
neers facility inspector" at Fort
Clayton. Canal Zone, with the
job Of inspecting engineer
works and progress and will
not be associated with guided
missiles or research and de-
velopment in any way" an
Army spokesman said.
He will move to the Canal
Zone after a leave not to exceed
80 days.
The missile expert was SEN
fenced to an official reprimand,
suspension from rank for one
year and forfeiture of $l00 a
month in pay for is months.
The maximum sentence could
have included 80 years in prison
and dismissal from the Army.
At the court-martial, Col.
Nickerson charged that the ma
tional existence was being
jeopardized by submergence of
the Army and corresponding
gross overemphasis on air
power"
He testified that Defense
Secretary Wilson made a
grave error" in his roles-and-
missions order for the services
last November which took the
Army out of the long range
missile field.
Lcrative Jobs Mentioned
Moreover. he limited broadly
that the allegedly bad advice
the Secretary received was as
ISOLATED in part with lucrative
jobs available in the aircraft
industry to retired Air Force
and civilian policy makers.
He outlined two opposing
theories on the most effective
means of conducting warfare"
Then he rejected the one which
holds that modern war can be
won by atomic bombardment
of cities and industries and
that armies are of little use
and probably not necessary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27
Brood Probe of |nfIotion
Is Urged on Senate Unit

Senator Martin. Republican
of Pennsylvania. told the Sen
ate yesterday I'VE are not rich
enough for everyone to have
everything he wants"
mo nation is rich enough
or powerful enough to maintain
a strong. stable and expanding
economy in the fact Of con-
tinued depreciation Of It's cur
rency." Senator Martin, senior
Republican member Of the Sem
ate Finance Committee, said.
He said q current investiga-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27
Silver Spring Building
Sold for SIG Million
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

The Silver Spring Building of the largest newest
office buildings in nearby Montgomery County has become the
property OF Leo Bernstein Washington reaor president
Guardian Federal Savings and Loan Association.
Acquired at price reputed in excess of SIS million the
structure the southeast Georgia avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27
Tovern Man Fined $225
In Illegal PinboII Poyoff

Prince Georges County tavern operator twice convicted
gambling and liquor charges paid 1925 yesterday
for making illegal pinbal machine payof
Upper Marlboro Trial Magistrate Mia S. Human Crane
imposed the fine after guilty plea by George
Perry g. operator of the Village Barn. Suitland road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
SLIGO UNCHANGED FOR 81
GIenbrook, at 9 Holes,
Much Better Course
BY MERRELL wHITTLESEY

Glenbrook Golf Club today be-
comes a nine-hole course, de-
Ivelopment that brought a request
from pro Roger Peacock for a
lclarification of the public course
setup in Montgomery County for
1857.
Everywhere l 60 hear rumors
about a road going through one
course. the other being cut up
and other untrue Stories,' Pea
cock said. They're not fair to
us or the golfers"
Glenbrook, the public course
on Wisconsin avenue in Bethesda
formerly Woodmont-actually
loses nine holes to the National
Institutes of Health. But most
of the holes were par threes.
3,00O-Yard Layout
! Effective today. Glenbrook will
have a 3,000-yard. nine-hole lay
out with a par of IS, and tor the
first time since Woodmont
moved. Glenbrook will have two
par five holes. 1t will be the best
9-hole layout on the site since
the old Woodmont course, beft~-
Woodmonr became 10 holes at
the Bethesda location.
And Sligo Park. the county's
other course in Silver Spring
will play as IS throughout 1857,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Area Stars Clash Today
In North-South Amateur

the No. 2 course of the Country
Club. a 6.000-yard trip, in one
under women's part to lead q
field of SO by two shots.
Today she faced Fran Emer.
son, a capable ree-handicar
player from Dayton, Ohio, ir
the days first of Is matches.
Also in the upper bracket was
Anne Richardson, Columbus
Ohio, whose rs tied Clifford Anr
Greed of OpalousaS. La, for run.
nerup honors in the qualifying
round. Her opponent today wa.
Carol Beinbrink of Stony Brook
Long Island, N. Y.
Anne Quasi. pretournament
favorite from Marysville. Wash.
needed 81 in the medal rounc
and drew as her first-rounc
opponent Naomi Venable
Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
! Miss Greed. a l06-pound. Is.
year-old who holds the Western
Junior crown. began her match
play against Katherine Helleul
of Thistletown, Ontario, Canada
in the lower bracket.
/ The cutoff point was SO, with
no major casualties among thoS,
failing to make the grade.
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year the course will be entirely
different, with all new holes. AL
Jamison. the Goose Creek pro.
and Eddie Ault, greens chairman
at Indian Spring, were achitects
for the new layout.
The clubhouse at Sligo Park
that burned last year will be re-
built as a recreation center.
There will be shop and snack
bar for the golfers there this
year, and a new clubhouse IN
1858.
Two weeks ago Montgomery
County approved $175.000 for
planning and acquiring a site for
a new golf course, probably in
the upper part of the county
The total will be about $730, 900.
to be budgeted over the next
three years.
/ Peacock said county officials
are proud of the new Glenbrools
course. He thinks it has some
Iof the nest one-shot holes in
town and that neither of the par
SIS are easy.
Fee System Changed
Fees at Glenbrook will be
changed from a daily rate to SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
Bert Bell Meets
With Heating on
PRO Grid Setup

Busy Bert Bell. commissioner
of the National Football League,
planned to meet today with Rep
resentative Heating of New
York. senior Republican on the
House Judiciary Committee. to
discuss pro football and the
reason it needs some sort of
reserve clause in player contracts,
Bell spent considerable time
on Capitol Hill yesterday talking
with various congressional lead
ers, some of whom admittedly
are for and some against treat
ing major sports as something
apart from big business.
The Supreme Court ruled re-
Gently that pro football is SUBJ
ject to Federal antitrust laws
Now Congress has a number OF
bills to study, some of which
would put baseball under the
antitrust laws and some Of which
would exempt all sports.
Representative Celler. Demo
crat of New York, chairman Of
the Judiciary Committee, is
sponsor of one bill that woulc
put baseball under the antitrust
Legislation. His committee. he
said, won't get around to holding
hearings on the subject until
May.
The Senate also has a COM
imittee on big business monopo-
lies. headed by Senator Kefaus
yer, who says his group will wait
to see what happens in the
House.
While Bell feveriShly tries tC
line up support, baseball leaders
too. are concerned. Major league
club owners will meet tomorrow
in Florida to discuss the situation
and make plans.
The focal point of the matter
is the reserve clause, which bind
ia player, temporarily or perma.
Inently. to one club. In pro foot.
ball a player agrees to a one,
year option. which is renewed a
each signing. In baseball 1t is
more permanent marriage.
Typical of the conflicting
views among the lawmakers ART
those held BY Celler and Rep
resentative Martin. House Re-
publican leader from Massachu'
sets. Martin says he doesn't SCI
how pro football could operate
without some sort of reserve
clause"
Celler insists pro football i!
big business. pure and simple
and should be treated as such
After Bell talked with him yes
terday. Celler was asked If HI
had changed his mind any. HI
replied: Nope"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

PINEHURST. N. c.. Mar. 81
(P.-Mrs. John Barry. who
swept the three major women's
golf titles in the Washington,
D. c.. area last year. plays Mary
Ann Downey of Baltimore today
in one of the first-round fea-
lures of the women'S North and
South Amateur championship.
They last met in the Maryland
Amateur last year and Mrs.
Barry defeated the Curtis Cup
star. But Miss Downey has had
a full and mostly successful sea-
son on the winter circuit and
will be favored today.
Miss Downey qualified with a
40-36-76 yesterday, the fourth
low score and three strokes back
of Marge Burns. the Greensboro
golfer who had 37-36-73. Mrs.
Barry. the Columbia Country
Club player who won the Dis
trict, Maryland and Middle At
lantic title slast year. had
40-43-83.
Mrs. Cush Has 81
Mrs. Frank Cusn of Argyle
Country Club near Washington
qualified with a 42-45-37 and
meets Mrs. Lou Miller of Hot
Springs. Ark. in the first round.
Mrs. Cush was the 1855 Mary
land State champion.
MIS-. Maurice Click of Balti-
more shot an IS and meets Mrs.
N. S. Woolworth Of New Canaan,
Conn. who had 70. Mary Pat
Jansen of Charlottesville, Va.
who had a pair of 40s for an 80.
plays Cynthia Sullivan OF Har-
risburg. Pa, who had Pc.
AL of the Washington area
players are in the same bracket.
and should Mrs Barry and Mrs.
Cush pull upsets, they would
meet In the second round.
Miss Burns, successor TO
the mighty Estelle Lawson Page
as queen bee of North Carolina
golf, hoped for better things to-
day in her long, fruitless quest
of the title.
Faces Fran EmmersOn
The former schoolteacher from
Greensboro slipped in yesterday
while all the attention was TO-
cused on the more publicized
PLAYERS to win the medal.
Marge bested a tricky wind and
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. AIT



cents for nine holes on week
days and rs cents for nine Sat-
urdays. Sundays and holidays.
Sligo's prices will be 40 cents
and 70 cents.
All OF the county's high schools
will play their qualifying rounds
and practice matches on the two
courses, and Montgomery Jun
ior College viii play it's home
matches at Glenbrook. The
courses are under the supervision
OF Forest Gustafson, director OF
recreation for Mont g emery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

Peacock said. The projected
Washington circumfere n tia
highway will cut through part Of
Sligo Park in 1858, but by that
time the course will be changed.
Greens. Pathways Built
Six new green's and four fair
ways were built and planted at
Sligo Park last year, and next
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Continued From Page Ala
collapse as Xavier did before
a Bradley all court press.
In addition. as Litwack pointed
cut "our boys like to play in the
Garden" Temple has lost only
one game in the Garden in five
years and that by one point to
Ohio State in the Holiday Festi-
val last December.
Memphis State. led by Jack
Butcher, a 5-foot-9 giant killer. u
upset Utah and Manhattan and
figures to show steady improve
ment against the Bonnies.
AS st. Bonaventure did against
Cincinnati and Seattle. the
Tigers from Memphis came from
behind in each game They
have a strong bench and do not
figure to become ratified.
Bob Vanatta. who coached
Bradley last year before going
to Memphis State, asserted his
boys "lost some of their COM
petitive edge because of a layof
since February % and they are
Just beginning to regain it..
Brendan Mccain and Dor
Newhook. who spanked the
Bonnies to their great victory
over Seattle, may not be able
to reach the same peak. New
hook suffered a stretched knee
lieament against Seattle ano
possibly will not be able to pivot
and run at top speed. Mccain
who did a great job on Seattle's
highly touted Elgin Baylor, has
an infected gland and may not
be able TO start.
Tonioht's winners meet Satur.
day afternoon for the champion
ship in nationally televisec
game. After the title game to-
nights losers play for thiro
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

County. Maintenance is by the
Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
Peacock will be pro at Sligo
Park and supervise the two lay
outs. Pros Smitty Padgett and
Billy Wolfe will remain at Glen.
brook and Bill Sanford at Sligo.
Bradley Strouth is the new su.
Iperintendent for the layouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21
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tALLs ChVkCH-Lovely 3-bedrm
ork rambler , years old ful
bsmt with fireplace. outside en.
trance llF. rm. with fireplace
modern, kit With refgr.. garbass
set. gas heat. sla5 per mo. 500
Munson Hill rd.. Cali JE. 2-s4Oa
or DI 1-JH5i
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kOCKvILLE PIKE - 4-bedrms.. 2
estns, en-. sar,S, on acre q ground
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YEAR-END
SPECIALS
CBIo DISCOUNTS PoR cAsHD
TRADES

Don't sell short the Nations Capt.
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Q rich past and bright future. Tax
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save time, money and gas in tTav-
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are better and you obtain the many
eonvenienees Of in-town living. In
q choice tree-studded setting fac
ing Rock Greek Park We offer 8
different STYLED Tamblers and split
levels. priced from S26.p50 to S33. =
500. containing from 3 70 3 bed
rooms. 3 baths. de luxe HOTPOINT
kitchen. slant recreation room anc
many nne custom appointments
that must be seen 10 be appreciated
Liberal financing TO suit YOUR IN
dividual needs can be arranged
We offer top-dollar prices for your
older house In trade. 30 make thai
one stop that may solve al your
house hunting and realty problems
One corner home available that 4.
ideal for professional use as once
Directions: Out Conn ave u
Military I'd, then east 10 OREGON
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r. p Del At 57Ok OFeEon ave nv
Evening star., 1957-12-29
HOUSES WANTED TO REMI

VIZ MUST FIND homes in vlrsinia
fer our clients. necd ), = and 3
brdrms with baths. well equip
Renting from <iS5 and up also
need lge homes In exclusive
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THOMPSON, II. d-l4l5.
VIRGINIA RENTALS NEEDED
s = and . bedrm. houses from
in Arlington and SprIngneld Ma
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CO INC. IA. 7-5.nO. IA. h-lO5s.
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eEAT PLEAsANT-Det., frame, old
or house Z bedrmss gaa heat
white .neighbofhood. convenient.
Rent. SIS Tel JF 2-s3pl
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Shannon & Luchs Co.
5000 Conn. ave. NV. KE. 5-le0(
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.
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DELE -CARRY0UT--Ine. 500 .
day price $4,000. incl stock,
only $1,000 down. bal. $50 mo.
rent $3.50 incl 2 aptA. rented $50
mo. ea. A. r. sEELYE. Di. y
aaaA
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COLORED-NO. . 9th ST. Ne
Semldet stone home 2 rms and
bath bath sss , heat heat nsvly 20 reese1- RECESS,
MANN. Ma 5000
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LIQUOR REsT.-eeats 100: good
nv. loe income $4,000 mo-: bis
Improvement can be made here
price $4,000, down $4,000.
should have entertainment A. X.
SEELYE DI. 7-S326
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aEAL ESTATE SALE or EYcM

WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY in 90
unit motel for farm located with
In 10 miles Of Washington, The
motel Is located Just south OF
Alexandria on Richmond hwy.
Each unit is equipped with an
air-conditionlnE unit and tele-
vision vision set Nice restaurant and
mseulsts CONDITION throu9hoat
This motel shows . substantial
profit. Elderly couple tOwneTs
with JAMES L. DIXON A Co. ST
$1,000: ewes, JU $3.50.
WILL TRADE investment proper.
ties for gasoline site. VIII 6-0226
Evening star., 1957-12-29
HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG MAN SHARE HOUSE with
other men walter Reed area
daily maid kerv swim. pool; pref
coli grad, 25-35 JU h-a5b6
ARI.. N.-wili share my home with
mother and child Child care
Cony. transp. shop. IA. s-3At0
GIRL, with car. TO share house In
suhs caSin to 'fsf Hsth ana snS'RfI ANS 81 o
s-tBku
BACHELOR GENTILEs TO share
large home with other bachelors
club plan. newly furn.; llV rm,
din rn, study. recr rm parking
on 10Th 81. NV, near shopping.
theater ana churches, Phone HO
.-SssS. alOa 18Th st nv
CAPITOL nIl.L--Att toEnhouse ID
snare With high type yne WON
an or viii rent pvt. rm. and bath
Ma s-7dAi wkaayS.
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3. A. HUMPHRIEs 3 SONS
, Mass. Ave NV. Ma. s.s0g0
MCLEAN lVAl AREA
RENT OR BUY


immediate Occupancy
Nearby Arlington -PAlk Church
area. newly decorated. Several with
fully equipped electric kitehens,
Walk 10 schools, buses and stores
Apply q portien Of your rent
toward an option 10 purchase
Sss 5d-dss4 ". Pairlax dr.. East
Pals Church. Ar, 2-bed-
rye.l 0rlcE sem ofLac.seC
full osInt and level lot
Si3S--tlii Ronald 81 tPoplAl
Heights. Pals Ch 3-5ed
I'm. orieE rambler fireplace
dlshvasheT, gAroage dispos
al staiyvAy TO storaEe astic
basement
Si35-6ls Terrace DR.. Columbia
Pines tar Annaudale -
hedFln. brick rambler ful
esmt earage. nrepi. neNly
decorated
Si2S--iufs Nood,sy place. last %
8 West street, Fails Church
Brick rambler. ! eedrms
Ali-elec kitchens.
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ARL. close in--vaesns. immed
poss 3-bedrm. hFk. rambler
Bsmt- gas a-e heat: eonvsnlen,
,rAnsp schools. snops. rental SOS
mn IA A-aAa
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ARLINGTON. NORTH : 3-bedrm
brick Colonial with lovely yard
p91taio' pp1ao' SsR0wy,I S1Sen slo's;in co 0cAiISp isG
Evening star., 1957-12-29

Apect, eau NIX. hO5S, Dl. I-b9 l
COL0RED nARGAIN IL 1915 vER.
MONT AVE. N.W.--6 rms. kit
bath. newly dec. incl all utils,
$50. Key ~ 93e X a. NV Ma
s-s30s. Ewes. and sun. IA
Evening star., 1957-12-29

LGE As A HOCsE--e-rm. apt
consisting of 5 oedrms.. hv. rn
oin. rm.. kit. pantry. baths
closets galore. Apt. SOC Beverly
Courts. 1896 Columbia Fd NV
200 mo Key Apt. io9, OF cal
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3111 ADAMS MILL
ROAD NV

COLoRED--5II nth ST. Nv
corner brick home. select section
Of city, eenter-hall plan: nies
yard 2-car garage and nany
extras Priced 70 sell FLOYD Z
DAVIS CO. 1922 X st. NV. Ma
S-O3b2. ewes LII 2-OD3T
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ADELPHI. MD. - Three-bedroon
brick. rec. rm,. Ia baths. fenced
'ot. Sis 10 2-55S7
te0s FORT DUPONT TER. s.E..
lust on i2nd ana southern
Practically neg sem.det brk I
rms. bath. full bsmt nice yard
eas heat. Sl15 mo PRESS
REALTY CORP, ST. a-pJi6.
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Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE t-3aO1 Eyes ia s-3isJ
COLORED-IaoO MERIDIAN Pa.
W.-coTner brk home. rms
bath. gas heat. S9q SO mo RE
-S3Ia TIL p.tllr
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tHEyY CHASE. close to d. c.,
SSsa SsSs@' seoe esshs an s1s erss.s si,SlSs SISsl


80 YOU WANT TO LIVE IN
I'LL COuNTRYf Modest
Sisn War manor house.
Gone With -the-Wind porti-
60; 80 nj. from Memorial
hrtdge. so min. eommuling
time from Washington. Pan-
orlmie view OF the Hiua
kldee Mountains. A-bedrm
mouse. professionally deco
rated and completely fur
nlShed down TO TV and
knabe piano; hot water
heating system, double Na-
rage freezer big enough TO
hold l,uO0-lb. steer. 2 pvt.
bass ponds, 90 acres OF
woods Tor pvt. squirrel and
euail shooting. graEing
available for riding horses
school bus at door to new
elementary school and mil-
non-dcllar hlgh school; ssO-
acre beef cattle farm sur
roNndine residence under
separate manaaement con-
tract and not presently
available. Owner soing over.
seas Tor Is mos. rental.
$3.50. Phone collect Lees
es9 ,,ve PA. 7-SasT
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PROVIDENCE BOSPITAL = tj-rm
brick, bath. gas heat, SiO5 mo
Avail rHos Iss n 4Sli wirsH pfsS.A iSe .yf ~,
Ii,h ~ ~ a.esS0 "
Evening star., 1957-12-29

FALLs CHURCH-3-bedrm brick
rambler de luxe al-electrlc
EEisowR,1 Ei,sssn = ISvsiy so gIsS ysre n s,IsS. lsS
I'd I. Afl. "a. 5-O7O7.
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EoUsEs FoR sALE-M.W

AMERICAN ,a'I.I.. I'm. UNIVERSITY srry, rk;-s-
old brick Colonial with ist-n.
powder rm, glass .jalousied porch,
THOMAS |. PHILLIPS co. OIL.
4-i424 'tii 2 pm.
AMER. q. PARK. 4a40 Brandyvine
Write brk. Cape Cod By PRANK 3
Phillips, Terrific charm. Splendid
quality. Wonderful LOG NJ. eprlnE
land circle BIG BEDROOM AND
PULL BATH ON lst FLOOR 3
huRe bedrms., bath on 2nd floor
Lovely automatic kit with dinins
alcofe. Sep din. rm., larse ser.
with trees. Mass. ave 70 4pth,
right 70 BrahdyEtne left 70 home
FRANK 3. PHILLIPS. INC. DI.
7-lfll OF OIL. 1899
AMER. UNIV. PIX. AREA-s-bedrm
.-bath Cape Cod. dry bsInt. .
car gar. cor. lot. $lep50. IA.
s-l0t2
BERKELEY. NEW HOME. 22Oi
46th street, open today. Id.
Magnincent neW Colonial in q
beautiful woodland settinR In the
exclusive eloSe-in Foxhall road
section Built by Frank 9 Phil
hps. Protected community. 5 love-
" bedrooms PLUS large iibrary
heavy slate roof and every other
fine construction feature. spacious
level clubroom with fireplace and
bookShelves; 3 blks 10 Lady Of
Vietory Church and School Mass
ave. 10 Nebraska ave. around cir
Gle and continue on Nebraska into
Foxhali road, cont. on Foxhan "a
w St right blk 70 ihth q and
home on corner PRANK o Phil
LIPS INC. DI. 7-i4il or FE
CHEvY CHASE, D. c.-spaeious
spiit-leyel: air-cond Porch. ga
.ass, fenced lot. sep DIN. rm
car IN s-OSs5 LEGt'M 4 0FR-
BFR REALLY Co, EN- 2-aOOo
FOxHALL. LOW sos.-De;. brk.
den and lav $ eedrmA baths
u biz. 10 Hardy school. FRANK
s PHILLIPS INC, DI. T-i4li.
eves.. oil. 0-2f42
FOXBALL VILLAGE. 1878 44th 81
3-Story semidetached s bedrooms
Overlooks park Vacant. UN
t-hhal.
GEORGETOwN q. HOSP, ideal f0l
doctor or dentiSt--Brand-n -neu
brick rambler. nearing completion
on Macarthur blvd. ideal fol
home and once; excel. transporta.
ton. plenty Of parking 3-bedTm
s-bAth apt, plus street-ievel Of
dceS. low sos Cal Mr. Rhodes
OIL e-2t4s, PRANK 8, PHILLIPS
INC. DI 7-l4ll
KENT. NEW HOME. 1870 Weaver
terrace nv. open today. i-5-
Beautiful brand-new Colonial b,
Prank s Phillips, 5 bedrooms. 3
baths LARGE BEDROOM OR II.
BRARY AND FULL BATH on Isl
FLOOR 4 biE bedrms.. 2 baths OF
end beaut. rec rm.. scr. peh.. ga.
rage: slate roof protected loca-
iion In the finest residential area
OF the city Positively ser ersatiOnal
value IN LOWER 40s' Mass ave
10 Nebraska ave. left around
circle 10 Loughboro ro.. cont or
I Loughboro to Lowell St. LET. Il
I Weaver terrace. left 10 home
PRANK S. PHILLIPS. INC. DI
7-i4Ii or oil. 6-2442
MI. PLEASANT-Row brick house
Evening star., 1957-12-29
NousIs unFuRMlsNIp

ARL, n. Columbus i,.-Drek Co
Icnlsi; bsdrms', ~, m. viii
nrenl,, AIN, 'rna,, full bsmt Will
rss rm, screened porch. feneeS
Serd. sito.
BEL AIR, OF Annandale Fd -
Cape Cod Nv. rm. with ifepl., den
bedfms., washer, drier, atr eond.
earpoft. newly redecorated; lafu,
fenced yard; beautifully planted
tll5 per month,
FALLS CHURCH, Buckeiev Dr.
Brick rambler. 3 bedrms. liv. rm
with iirepi. din. ell. full bsmt, BIZ
trees. deAd.eud street &lab.
MRS. 9TEONER
MErzI4ER, Realtors "a. b.767i
1885 MICH AVE. NE.--Detaehes
brick, center entr, = bedrms.. rec
rm,. sonv. to stores, transp. ant
1900 BLOCK NEWTON ST NE
--B rms bath, oil heat. full bsmt
porehes. near Catholic u. ant
81 Anthonyh La. 0-b0ai. Ar,
THUR l. CURLING.
Evening star., 1957-12-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick ram.
olsr' "a baths. tiled hsmt. nea,
school and bus; Sl25 month. Jan
! D, = YouNKIN, 10, 4-sOa2