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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12

A little-known fact about
the new point leader ct Old
Dominion Speedway Is that as
recently as 1854 1t was doubted
that he would ever walk again,
much less drive winning stock
cars.
Lionel johnson was having
his greatest season three years
ago when on August 2 at
Charlottesville he was struck
by q car driven by Sam
DiRusso. johnson received a
broken back when his car
Tipped seven times.
He was hospitalizied and
sidelined for seven months.
Johnson was so positive that
his racing days were over that
he sold his car and all EQUIP
ment.
Today. johnson has scored 472
points in the sportsman stock
car shows at Old Dominion and
leads runnerup Clay Eastridge
Of Fredericksburg by a scant
six points. Tomorrow night he
will try to open up that margin
in a five-event show featuring
a S6-lap finale. First heat viii
start at S:45.
johnson says he couldn't
control his legs for at least
two months after recuperating
from the 1854 accident. II
finally did return to racing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
Comes, Perez
TonqIe on TV

CLEVELAND, July IL R.-
If he can beat featherweight
Harold Comes in their 10
round lightweight battle to-
night. Lulu Perez says he will
be on his way toward the light
weight title.
II win my last two starts in
a breeze" said the peppery
Perez" and If I win this one
I'll be startin' a drive toward
the light title"
Comes, q Providence Or. ~
featherweight who frequently
goes against heavier fighters to
get more bouts, is a 7-to-5 ia
vorite to beat Perez.
The role of favorite stems
partly from his knockout tri-
umph over Bobby Rogers of
Chicago last April in Comes
only television appearance.
The fight will be held at a
factory recreation hall in SUBJ
urban Euclid. ut will be tele-
vised over WRC-4 at 10 pm
Washington time.)
The fight will be scored on
the "5-must" system with the
winner Of each round getting
five points. the loser q lesser
number. For an even round,
both fighters get five.
Unable to get enough action
in the featherweight division,
Comes did not hesitate to agree
to a 132-pound limit for to-
nights fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS

Washington area entries will
be out in force for tomorrow's
opening session of the two-day
Maryland Pony Show at Ii
monium, Nd, where the kings
and queens Of the pony world
will be crowned in the Nations
largest pint-sized horsey event.
Ponies competing in current
shows on the Maryland-Vir-
ginia circuit are regarded as
the finest ever to appear in
competition. with faultless per-
formances the rule rather than
the exception. The cream of
the crop appears annually at
Timonium, which is regarded
by experts as being the tough
est place in America to win a
ribbon = including Madiso n
Square Garden.
The bright spot on the prize
list for those who don't happen
to own ponies of championship
caliber is a division for maiden
and novice ponies. which last
year attracted As and so to
each class.
The committee designed this
division to encourage young
SterS whose mounts aren't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
Federal Storage
Remains Unbeuten

Federal Storage defeAte d
Brightwood Lions, ISL, to
boost its second-half record in
the Clark Griffith Memorial
Baseball League to 80 yester-
day on the North Ellipse.
Jay Franklin, WASHINGTON
Lee High baseball star last
season, led the league leaders
with a three-run homer in the
second and a two-run homer in
the seventh.
Ev Cloud was winning pitcher.
He struck out eight and gave
up two Of Brightwood's four
hits before pulling a muscle
in the sixth inning. He was
relieved by Ernie Cage, who
struck out seven.
Federal Storage has scored
As runs and given up only six
in its three second round
games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
BOYS BASEBALL

COLLEGE PARK PONY LEAGUE
Senators, IS; orioles. ~.
Glass y e
Fox. o: Sioux, 4.
Hurons. 2; Phillies. !.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ASSOCIATION
Bethesda Mldgets
Bethesda Sports Mart. 8: Loyds, o.
Carrier Drugs. II: Potomac. q.
Bethesda Builder Supply. 3. Garrett
Park. 2.
silver sprlns Midsets
Tassoms TIGERS, ee' Hillendale Red
Takoma A C.. s; Lyons Nursery. 8
Lions. 3.
Eastern Juniors
Matto's Paints. IL; Orioles. 4.
81. Bernadette's, 10; Trotans, 3.
western Juniors
Carl Freeman Builders. 3; Kensins'
..S oiSiT ,,s P.fk. s. Upper MentsOm.
Malone conerets. 5; County Tl,ls. /
MOUNT vERNON-LEE LITTLE
LEAGUE
Penn-Daw Hotel. 8; Jerry's BARRIERS
MOUNT vERNoN.LEE PONY LEAGUE
oosnell Bulldosers. 10: Twin Barrel
Herbys Inc, 10; Alexandra Furni.
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE
Anaeostia. rs: Lords Limited. 4.
Paciflc Restaurant, Is; Draper, 1
Douklas Junior Hieh. IA; Garfield
Citizens, 3.
washington Highlands Iions. IS;
Livineston's Barber shop, IL.
Minor
National Cash REGISTER, .; Thom.
son, 9.
TwA, 8; Interest. 1.
bouSias Dvsiiins. 8; FOri 81 cls. 4
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Areo Participants Abound
In Pony Show at Timonium

ready TO cope with such ponies
as Smokey Joe, Nutcracker,
Pinnochio. Pretty Penny, Noun
tain. Storm Peak. Indy Sue and
Johnny Cake.
Washington area youngsters
include Peggy and Cathy Dowd,
with Kings Jester, Lucky Star,
Brownie and Sunny; Jack Wor-
sham with Seltera; Janet Gold
berg with Mrs. Thomas K.
Wheeler's -Four Winds: her sis
ter. Louise, with Golden Jubilee:
Kristie Miller with Chocolate
Drip: Joanna Sturm's Devils
Food and Robert and Joan
Christmas Scamper and Wings.
all from Bethesda: Lyn Garrett
with Mardi Gras, a junior entry;
Kristie Duckett with Teddy and
her sister. Mary 10. with Tim
othy Clover from Potomac, and
many other show ponies from
the nearby countryside.
Glasses begin at 8 am. tomor-
row. and continue through Sum-
day.
Sundays program is loaded
with big classes. one Of the
most important likely to be the
medium-sized open jumping
pony class. which last year
irought sparkling performances,
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Lynches to Meet
Goldens T omorrow
In Net SemifinuIs

CHICAGO, July IL (R.-
Hugh Lynch. jr., and Hugh III
Of Washington. D. c.. seeded
first I'm the National father
son championship Of the
United States Lawn Tennis AS
ISOLATION. win play third-seeded
Abe and Grant Golden Of
Wilmette. NJ. tomorrow in the
semifinals.
In the other seminal, Cecil
and John Powless Of Flora, H..
will face second-seeded c.
Maxwell Brown and c. Max
well. jr.. of Louisville. Ky. FL
mails will be played Sunday
In the quarter finals, the
Lynches defeated Richsrd Will
liams and Richard III Of High.
land Park, H.. 81, Ga; the
Maxwells defeated Arthur c.
Nielsen and Arthur c., jr.. Of
Winnetka, ILL.,, Go, Eli,
81; the Goldens erased like
and Jock Millwe Of LAGRANGE,
Mo-, 60. 6-l, and the Powl-
esses beat Jacob and Seymour
Greenberg Of Chicago. "a.
Ga.
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PIoy Will Open
In Government
Tennis Tomorrow

Competition in the Govern
ment Employees tennis tourna-
ment will start at 10 am. to-
morrow on the East Potomac
Park courts.
Arnold Kotz, defending
champion, is seeded No. / in
mems singles followed in order
by Phil Neff, Jack Mccarthy,
AL Talkin, Indy Kehoe, Fred
Reed, Mort Stimler and Lark
Middlekamp.
Nancy Corse heads the wom-
ems ratings followed by Anna
Watkins, Doris Harrison and
1t. Shiela Mcdonnell.
The pairings:
MEMS SINGLES
10 a:m.-Robert Yuell VS.. Harry
Ways; Jack Mccarthy VS.. Don Lrie.
mart; Mac Fereuson VS.. r. w. Burnett:
Eonald Maddox VS.. DR., Paul Mcbride:
dlekamp VS.. Conrad Trahern; B. Z,
Tfenis. jr.. vs.. Bob Marzke; CraiG
Mathews VS., Henry Krieser; David
Bath VS.. Wallace Drzala; Phil Neff VS.,
seymour Etkin Robert Sadove VS.. Bill
Puggan; Michael Schwartz VS.. DIN
II a.m.-Mort stimler VS.. 1t. Bob
MCKENZIE; Eric Doten VS.. Aekawilarane
tlndonesian1; Coleman Mobley vs.,
Maj. Art Howkins; Mort Schooner VS..
Jim Stennett; Cameron Murchison VS.,
Norman kiess: Al Talkin VS.. Charles
ITa6eT; Henry seiff VS. Roger schmee-
shore 81 vs. y; John Lazlo; Arnold Kot1
2 p.m.-FTed Reed VS.. Bill oatiin.
p.m.-Marty Rubinowitx VS.. Perry
Handy; Ken Thompson VS. winner
Talkin Taber.
(All winners OF nrst-round men,
singles matches will play another
match tomorrow afternoon,)
WOMEN'S SINGLES
p.m.-Nancy Corse VS.. Capt. Helen
Espey; 1t sheila Mcdonnell VS.
Frances Barry; Barbara Laney VS.
Ruth Grogan; Anna watkins VS.. Fran
ces Topping; Dotty Kott VS.. Betty
Zimmerman. Doris Harrison VS.. DR.
Pauline Clark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star stan Correspondent

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va.
July 12.-Peter vischer's Arch
Rival has been assigned top
weight of 124 pounds for to-
|morrow's $4,000 Shenandoah
Valley Handicap, feature race
here.
Fifteen nominations have
been made for the first run
ming of the Shenandoah, which
is reserved for horses in the
Berryville, Charles Town. Hag-
erstown and Middleburg areas
that have not run for a claim
ing price Of less than $500
this year.
Flamingo Farms MADDOX.
Harry Dorsey's Zuyder Zee and
r. r. McLarin's Spring Grove
were assigned 1872, 100 and 1T
pounds. respectively, for the
race over the Charles Town
Course. The $4,000 purse is
one of the highest ever offered
at this oval.
Other probable starters we're
assigned the following weights
by j. Gilbert Haus, racing Sec
rotary and track Handicapped:
Sailing Free, 116; Setubal, IFS;
Blue Ray, ia; Fast Charger.
Ill: Bellator, Ill; Alter Ego,
100; Over Dover, 1903; Tight
Turn, 1903; High Kelvin, 106;
Maine Avenue, LOG, and Clever
Dancer, 104.
Arch Rival, Spring Grove and
Zuyder Zee all have turned in
sparkling triumphs in allow
ance races here during this
meeting, while Mados. owned
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Vito Fluff Girls List
Two DoubIe-Heuders

The Vita Fluff Girls softball
team opens the second half of
its season with double-headers
tomorrow and Sunday at Guy
Mason Recreation Center, Wis
consin avenue and Calvert
street NV.
Virginia Dairy of Richmond
will visit for a twi-night session
at 7 pm. tomorrow. The Rich
mond Pollyannas provide the
opposition at / pm. Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
CHARLES TOWN NOTES

by Cleveland Skinker of Wash
ington, turned in two brilliant
winning performances at the
recent Delaware Park meeting
Activity on the claiming front
has been steady here. Powder
Flask. who in yesterdays first
race, at 8 to 5, finished out OF
the money, was taken for 81 500
by c. E. Henry from Mrs. F.
M. Young. A. B. Hummer
took Jet Fire Ball, who finished
second in the same event, from
the Audley Farm, also for
500.
Hopalong John was claimed
out Of Tuesdays eighth race for
81 500 from the Flamingo Farm
by Mrs. A. F. Kent.
The stewards handed out the
first rider suspension of the
meeting yesterday when they
set down F. D. Rivera for 10
days. charging him with rack
ing up the field during Wednes-
days fourth race. Rivera rode
Crafty Warrior, winner of the
race. Incidentally. Rivera was
slightly injured during yester-
days second race when his
foot scraped the rail while rid
ing Miss Thell. He came back,
however, to finish out his riding
assignments for the day.
The double yesterday was
$3.50. The payoff numbers
were z and 4, with Jack Frost
capturing the first event at
$17.20 and Naomi the second
at $4.80. A crowd of ABB bet
$303,28O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
BY the Associated Press

The Aga Khan. who died yes
terday in Switzerland, had more
influence, perhaps. than any
other man in recent years on
American thoroughbred racing
The influence Of bloodlines in
troduced to this country by
horses bred by the Aga Khan
will continue for years. not only
in the United States, but all
over the world.
Three horses bred by the Aga
Khan and now standing at stud
in this country emphasize the
great impact on American
racing. In 1856, Nasrullah,
Khaled and Alibhai were the
leading American sires. with
their offspring such as Nashua,
Swaps and Bardstown winning
some Of the country's greatest
stakes races.
Gallant Man. bred by the Aga
Khan, won this years Belmont
Stakes.
Sired Bold Ruler
Nasrullah. daddy of Nashua.
also sired Bold Ruler. this years
Preakness winner. Another son
was Mister Gus, a handicap star
last season. NaSrullah was sold
in 1949 to an American syndi-
cate by Joseph McGrath. Sho
had obtained him from the
Aga Khan.
Rex c. Ellsworth of Califor-
MIA purchased Khaled privately
from the Aga Khan. His great
est son, Swaps. upset Nashua
in the 1855 Kentucky Derby.
Last year Swaps broke four
world records and equaled a
fifth.
Nashua Is the worlds leading
money winning race horse.
having retired last year with
earnings Of $1,288,565.
Bardstown is a son of Alibhai,
who was brought to this coun-
try In 1910 by Louis B. Mayer.
Alibhai was sold later to a
syndicate and stands in Ken
lucky. along with Nasrullah,
while Khaled is in California.
Another son of Alibhai, Deter
mine. won the 1854 Kentucky
Derby.
Last year Nasrullah was the
leading American sire, his
offspring earning $1,462,4l3.
Khaled was second with 81, 142,-
245 and Alibhai third with
$1.000,340.
Slime EPSON Winner
The Aga Khan won the Ep-
som Derby-generally consid-
cred the worlds greatest race
five times, with Blenheim in
1880. Bahram in 1895, NAH
moud in 1896, My Love in 1913
and Tulyar In 1852.
Eventually, four of his Derby
winners found their way to
American breeding farms.
Blenheim, sire Of two Ken
lucky Derby winners, Whirl-
away and Jet Pilot, cost an
American syndicate $25O,000 in
1896. Mahmoud was sold in
1910 to C. v. Whitney for
$4,000. the same year another
American syndicate paid $780,
900 for Bahram. Five years
later, Bahram, now dead, was
sold to a South American
group.
But the sale Of Tulyar
topped them all. The Aga
Khan sold Tulyar to the Irish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
Kenwood Winner
In Swim Meet

The Kenwood Country Club
defeated Bethesda Country
Club. 1887. in a Country Club
Of Washington Amateur SWIM
ming League meet yesterday at
Bethesda.
Lyman Morris of Bethesda set
a pool record when he swan
the boys 20-year -old and under.
160-foot freestyle event in q
seconds.
Edgemore defeated Indian
Spring, 91-4l, at Edgemore.
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BoIund Suspended

NEW YORK, July IL (R.-
Jockey Bill Boland has been
suspended for 10 days for per-
hitting his mount. Table for
Two. to cross over and In
terfere with Bright Coronet
and Little Skipper in the sixth
race at Belmont Park We'd
nesday. The suspension be-
comes effective tomorrow.
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BALTIMORE
SELECTIONS

i-sriee Hanover, Riims Mitevyn,
Eta w
a-Iosola's Gal Lynnhavsn. Chief Tom
s-Mynayan shot Mecisnny, Belle
a-Sall,s LADY, sub Rosa. Velvet
B-BiiiS D Command. Brooke chief.
o-pr. Giles. Hal Law. sardi
Hanover.
I-9oOss All. Miss cindy. LindaS
s-IINEY TINoo, Doctor Heywocd.
0alen Hanover.
o-.slr Dudley, Nevsom Roseeroft, Rose
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Yonks Sign Pitcher

KANSAS CITY, July IL up.
Rudy Serrett. a 17-year-old
lefthanded pitcher from Flush
ing. Long Island, has been
signed to a contract by the
New York Yankees, it was an
nounced here last night. Ser
rett will join the Yankees here
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
No-Hitter Features
Title Come Victory

Jimmy jenkins pitched a no
hitter as he hurled GSA to a
40 victory over Sc. Optimists
and the Sousa Region cham
pionship Of the Walter john
son League in a playon game
yesterday at Kimbell Play
ground.
jenkins. a 12-year-old south
paw. struck out nine and
walked only two. 1t was his
third no-hitter in three years
for GSA.
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lnter-City Postponed

The scheduled inter-city golf
match between District and
Richmond women golfers at
Richmond yesterday was post
poned until later in the season
at the request Of the District
team.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-12
LAST NIGHT

SAGINAW. Mich.--Mickey Crawford
i49. Saginaw. outpointed Pat Lowry,
l63 "a, Toledo, Ohio, 10.
NASSAU, Bahamas. Gomez Bren-
pan. Himini. knocked out the Bahamas
los nl AdNSaaEf MTIdIdlswsish W;l,,.n,
lou, Los Angeles, stopped Ruben Her
nandez, 159, San Francisco, 81
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PARKWOOD--Bcautifui ali.brlcI

PARKWOOD--I3r autiful all-brick
sus tom. built , CAPE Cod sS.h,. yith ~
public schools Liy. rma, diniln. IN,
Sm d On Sn,h s a. SOG od hus s Vee S.%,
SIs I s9siSsniSI iseut sss has saS
patio. huge fenced lot. Priced IN
the low. eos for quick sale Ca
d. 2.n070 III . pm. ANDRTs
REALTY. INC.
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Dental area, silver sorins' some
have expansible attics for more bed
THOMPSON CO.
~. $4,000 TIL . Pm,
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ROCK CREEK F0REsT--Handsom'
tEk rambler. Big lily. rm. and kit
81 81 fpRliap sSM i Ss e SsoiERY st6 81
ROcKCREsT = No. S down, Diet
s like ren E vsS sup saS~f Really Ts
GA. 4-R1Ah. III 2-Q400.
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Colored-Upper NV.

basement, gas h.-w.h: lust deco
rated; Mt. Nichols, Ma. $3.50; ewes
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Franklin-FloWer Area

Brick bungaigw. Si2.abo, Llv, rm..
ceramic tile batf' iuii bsmt. with
outside exit lEe level Handicapped
lot. Cow. - shools. 'hopping and
tianspoi sation
~
Woodmoor Agency, Inc
~ n.b5BB Realtors
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SILVER sPRING--Exquisite 3-bed-
rm brick rambler. fireDl.. Ice kit,
hsmt with rec rm. and garage
. M BER;E RSs JR' m CO 'oo" III v
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424 EMRRsoN 81. iKw.-To be
sold this week. Low low, low down
payment. Clean as . pin. Large row
brick completely redecorated. & large
roons, tiled bath. full basement. gas
Owner Gays sell to honest man this
week. fu, 2-3232; ewes, LA. g.
Il2l1 SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS CO..
3O0h GerrRia ave n w
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Chevy Chase, Md.
Between the Clubs
Large Rooms

Lovely brick home with Ill larg,
rooms. Wide center 'ail. huge Inv.
room o.n SSip e I TSG% .r Kitchen chen
tory on list floor, 2 large bedroom,
and 9 baths on End floor, Stairs K
3rd floor Priced IN 30's. To inspect
-all JAMES sCHWAB, EN-. ..
9sgni. ewes, OF. 2-l40g or OIL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27

Row brick. q rms, Q kits. glas.
brick dinette, . baths; rec. rm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27

HILLANDALE Beautiful new 3.
bedrm- 2la-bath all-briek ramblerS
with separate din. rms. all-elec
kitchens with table space. Garages
and large wooded lets Several have
finished rec. rms. Trades acceptable
I, BROWN Jr.. Realtor. Ju. s.
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Bel llesda
Close to NH
4 Bedrooms. 2 Baths

Spacious brick Cape Cod. Only
years, old . bedrooms and bath ~
lst floor. 2 bedroot.s and bath 81
may mas &c oO assumed Priced 1ssaT in Sos tr II
Inspect. call JAMES =. scHWAB
EN-. 2.5Sn0; eves.. OIL. 2-l40D Of
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ROCKVILLE

Don't miss this one. Owner NOV
ing to Florida. large rooms, plu
aluminium windows and doors, i'm
maculate inside and out. See an,
time. Out Viers Mil I'd, left OF
Bsoadwood: to 1909 Crawford dr.
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ROCKvILLE-S7a5 down. non-dI
assume Ice: GI loan at 4'asc.
months old. owner transferred
Payments under 500 mo. incl taxel
and ms. HENRY cORBIN. Rea,
Estate. HA; 1880. VIII. 6-3l72
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ROCKVILIE

AbNfN4A A4A1G
Lily. rm.. firepl.: kit. -din. rm
comb, 4 bedrms., BATH. bedrm;.
s aasS apsc bath pf 1ashsd besa RafS
carpeted. custom Grapes. built-in
Muntz. Tv, .carport, fenced I'd,
patio bordered with beautiful roses.
House has, iiv. rm., din. .rm. with
frepl., bedrms.. bath. full bsmt.
n.ii oR %. S c5sst FulI n.h 6smt; ise
has 3 bedrms'. Kit. with garbage
disposal. fan. picture window over
sink, plenty Of table space. In excel.
4-west End. custom built home:
tull bsmt,, Ice; pine-paneled rec. rm.,
iiy, Em;: 20xl4 with firepl;: sep. din;
bath: m SGt,n! KIT IND pedT TI,b S silsS
roughed in; attached garage. Ice,
5---Rock Crest. S1O.7jO. Liv. rm..
kit. has auto washer, 3 bedrnis
bath, Vene.. blinds. nice lot. Can
assume Oh. loan.
6-Twinbrook. L.v, rm., Thermo-
with alum. awning; hrepl carpeted
tiled bath. auto. G-E washer. kit
has Ice, din. area, fenced rear va.
completely Handicapped.
BOQLEY REAL ESTATE, Mrs.
Whitehurst, Pc. 2-6151, Pc. 2-6577
ROCKVILLE
Don't miss this one. Owner NOV
Ing to Florida. 5 large rooms, plus
utility room, new electric range
aluminium windows and doors, i'm
maculate inside and out See any
time. Out Viers Mil I'd, left on
Bsoadwood. to 1909 Crawford dr.
ROCK CREEK HILLS
4-bedrm. rambler. custom built
center hall. complete G-E kit,
1repls;. rec. rm., 2-car sarage, Price
FORWARD" ~. 9-I3O3, or cal
Mrs: Fritch 10. 1887.
SILVER SPRING
Attention non-GI--S650 down
lLiv. rm. din rm.. and kitchen down
8 bedrms. and bath up; bSmt. Ex-
celent financing Price Sl3,950.
CAPE COD
New home. almost completed. Liv
nm. din. rm,, kit. with table space,
bedrm. and bath down; . bedrms
and bath up; bsmt.; level lot. Price
WOOD COMPANY
lies Georgia Ave. 10. 4-7200
SILVER SPRING
Woodmoor - Popular Cape Cod
features bedroom and bath down, .
bedrooms and bath up; full base
ment; level corner lot with trees;
Sl9,950.
Rambler-Assume 4ec loan for
neat, compact 2-bedroom brick with
full basement: near Four Corners.
81. Michaels Parish--Outstandi
value IN this 3-bedrm., 2ia-bath
Cape Cod with den on lSt n. Just of
Dale drive. near everything.
Franklin ave. near Mrs. Rays
Toll House; only 1000 down: at
tracttve 2-story brick with attached
gerage- screened porch, many extras
Ideal location. on busiine.
Brooksfde Forest - The complies
home in our finest location near al
schools, shopping and bus: hedrms
IL baths, large dining room, like new
carpeted LIST a.: ga.age,' screened
porch; beautiful yard with trees
Owner must sell.
IU. a-64s0 TIL PM
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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5000 cash, Sl25 mo. incl, taxes
Brick cape Cod. is mos old. liy
rn.. din. rm.. KIT. with table space
oedrms,. bath lst A. . Ice, bed.
hsmt Nr. all 3 schools. CHESTER
=; KELLER, REALTOR, ~. 5-7IO0
OIL R-ookn
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.F.


CAPITOL HILL. doctors once and
residence--Spacious. many furnish
inisnlnGs included. pa baths, OIL
h..w.h.. beautiful floors and dee.
Price, &1p.s50. Call Mr.. Bramble,
Il 3-6s43 BARBARA HELD, 3Ob
CAPITOL BILL = Furnished home
ana income; 10 rooms. 5 baths.
eiI-eonditioned; Open for inspec-
uon. 5O4 Z. Capitol st.. Ii
CAPITOL HILL, convenient TO Library
Brick hat-front Federal: marble
mantels; y rms: bath each floor
gas h,-w h.. Home and income II
wanted. Price. $40. 80: terms Call
HELD. 800 Pa. ave. sc.
RIGGS PARK. $50 oeiethorpe Il.
n.e.--3 bedrms.. ~ baths. semiree
rm.. patio. fenced yard: Competing,
drapes and storm windows: recently
redecorated. Must sell this week
Al3,a5h. Call OWNER. III. e-445B
col ORED-i7 v ST. N.E.--Mopern
3-bedrm brick with modern bath
and basement ant. with bath; Q
car Ra.raRe; small down payment (:
o 1sas kr. cs s!ssss St STALKER
COLORED--S3gS DOWN-spacious
J-bedrm.. brick, Full bsmt., mod
ern Kitchen. large. feneed-in rear
sara complstely rsdeecrated; trades
coLoRED--DET.. WOODBRIDGE
f : d;hsd nI, rms BATH. ~. Gas HEAT ,,
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SILVER SPRING
WOOD COMPANY
ll15S Georgia Ave. 10. Arr
SILVER SPRING

Woodmoor Popular Cape Cod
features bedroom and bath down, .
bedrooms and bath up; fun base
$1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27

HOME AND INCOME-Like new 3.
unit brick apartment: all units with
sep entrances. all renting. newer
section Takoina Park: gery COW
located. $40 500. RIPLEY a. no.
MER ~, 5.s5li