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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
Carroll Finishes
Regular Season
With ia Mark
By DICK TIERNEY

Carroll High may play a couple
of post-season basketball games,
but the Lions have completed
their regular season with a 22-4
record, the best a team coached
by Bob Dwyer has achieved in
IA years.
After CAROLS 6S-55 victory
over Bethesda Chevy Chase at
Carroll yesterday Dwyer said,
This is the best team I've ever
coached. hope we can play a
post-season game or two, but
can't say that we will because
haven't contacted anybody yet.
The Lions. who placed third
Q-0 in the strong Catholic
League and won the Baltimore
Washington Catholic League with
a I'll record. had to come from
behind to beat B-CC.
Jim Shipman controlled the
backboards and scored 10 points
to spark the Barons to a 1910
lead at the end of the first
quarter. But Willie Wells dumped
in 8 second-quarter points to
set the pace as Carroll cut its
deficit to 1929 at halftime.
It was all Carroll from then on
as Sophomore Tom Hoover, g.
foot-7 and 900 pounds, took
charge Of rebounding and Joined
Wells and Al Ferraro in a scor-
ing spree that knocked the Mary
land Bi-County League runners.
up (S-2) out of the game. Hoover
scored IA points in the second
half and totaled 10 while Wells
finished with 20 and Ferraro
Melted IA.
Shipman was high scorer with
Il points and Bucky Brumbaugf
added IL for B-CC, which is now
l4-4 overall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
ICordozo Hopes to Avert
Another Upset by Tech

favorite over improving West
ern. which has been an off,
again-on-again club most of the
year. Westerns big win of the
year was a last-minute victory
over Dunbar, and Armstrong
East Division champion, is Ger.
tain that was a fiuke.
Dunbar found Anacostia Z
rugged opponent yesterday. be.
fore scalping the Indians with
is straight points at the enc
of the third period. The It'd,
spurted to a 1913 lead at thu
first quarter but Anacostis
pulled even at the half at 80.
all and then moved to a short.
lived 1898 advantage in the
third period before the roof
fell in.
Woodruff PAGES Dunbar
Neal Woodruff had 10 points
ito pace Dunbar while Eliot War
ley. Charles Smith and Tom
Abney collected 10, IS and IL
more to help out. Dave Watkins
topped Anacostia with 10.
Roosevelt gave Spingarn some
uneasy moments for a half before
bowling. The Riders held ad-
Ivantages Of 1910 and 1929 al
the quarter and half, but
ISpingarn recovered to pull away
in the second half.
The Green Wave got a Is
point performance and a fine
rebounding job from big Jim
Coleman to Squelch Roosevelt
bid for an upset. Andy John
son and Try Brown contributed
10 and 10 points to Spingarn's
cause, but Lou Poteat OF Roose-
welt took scoring honors for the
game with l9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
Virginia Wins at Polo

NEW YORK. Feb. 81 (R.-
Virginia upset Cornell, lilo, in
the seminal round of the Ma
tional intercollegiate indoor polo
tournament last night. Yale and
Miami meet in the other semi
final tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27

week. to win their oath straight
league game.
Tommy Townsend scored 1s
points for the losers.
| Laurel won its 18th victory In
10 starts with 59-47 verdict
over Frederick Sasscer.
Playing at home Frederick
Sasscer built up a 30-l8 half
time lead. but a 20-point third
iquarter and a 21-point last
period for Laurel settled the is
sue. Davy John scored 20 points
for the victors.
LaPlata led all the way in an
1881 victory over Charlotte
Hall at LaPlata. Charlie Luskey
scored 26 points and Bernie Cox
added 10 for LaPlata which won
its 10th game in IS. John Asher
got is for the losers.
Calvert County set a school
scoring record in its last game by
defeating Margaret Brent. 106-
80, at home.
Bobby Bowen scored A points
and Clifford Terrill and Harrison
Pace added 81 and 20 respective
iy for Calvert County.
Gwynn Park edged Great Mills
5O-48, at home. At halftime
Gwynn Park held a 1924 lead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
Columbia Heights Wins

Columbia Heights defeated
Christ Child. 25-24, to win the
Merrick Club basketball tourna-
ment for l4-year-olds and under
last night at the Merrick Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
BY SID SUssMAN

Cardozo. the Interhigh cham
pion. is hoping the trend set in
the two opening-round games
will form the pattern for the
remainder of the d. c. Public
High tournament as it meets up
start Tech today at Eastern.
Western and Armstrong clash at
Tech in another game. Both
are at $3.50 pm.
In yesterdays action. the
favorites won as expected with
Dunbar catching fire in the third
period to rout Anacostia, 72-55.
and Spingarn stopping Roosevelt,
64-55. to advance to the semi
finals Of the single-eliminatisn
tourney.
Cardozo and Tech, 1t is to be
remembered, were in the iden-
tical situation last year when the
Trainers pulled the sumner Of
the year with an 87-70 victory
to hand the Clerks their worst
loss in five seasons.
Tech Led by Wade
1t was a Appoint performance
by Bob Bolen. now a member of
the Maryland freshmen team,
that turned the tide for the
Trainers in that battle. And
while Bolen isn't around any,
more. Tech has come up with
Don Wade, a jump-shot spe-
cialist with a 1913 league average.
He is also among the top 10
scorers in the metropolitan area
So it is with apprehension
that Cardozo goes into today's
game. Despite the fact that 1t
already has clinched a place
in the coming City champion
ship. Cardozo must whip Tech to
save face.
Armstrong rates a heavy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-27
P|ayoffs Next
ForGaithersburc
After TopSeason

Gaithersburg High will enter
the Maryland Glass B. District
II. playoffs March and 9 with
a l4-2 record, the best in the his
tory of the school.
Gaithersburg completed its
regular season schedule yester-
day at home with a 62-3l victory
over Northwood as Seniors Bucky
Hoyle and Gary Elder scored Is
and Is points. respectively. and
Jimmy LeCompe controlled both
backboards.
Coach Pat Mccarthy, complet-
ing his second year at Gathers
burg. feels that the teams sue
cess is beca'lse it has no individ-
ual stars. Our squad is well bal
anced." he said. land l believe
We are at our peak now"
The issue was never in doubt
as Gaithersburg played its best
game of the season and built
up a Bills halftime lead.
Mike Dantzic scored IA points
for Northwood, which now has
an 11-6 record.
High Point defeated Wheaton,
1927. at home to tie Wheaton
for last place in the Maryland
Bi-County League.
Both teams finished with 2-l0
league records. High Point is
lib overall and Wheaton stands
at clio.
Wheaton held a 1918 lead in
the last quarter. but Wayne
Matthews led High Point rally
with five points and the Eagles
were not headed again. Mat
thews finished with IL points.
Suitland. mythical Prince
Georges County League cham
pion, routed Richard Montgom-
cry. 1859. at home to complete
its season with an 11-9 mark.
Jim Burch scored Is points
for Suitland and Bob Beall of
Richard Montgomery Gid
was high scorer with "a.
Bill Schmidt scored II points
and led Bladensburg to a 60-53
victory over Howard County on
the losers court.
Howard. spanked by Gene
Estes IA points in the third
quarter, moved ahead. 1894.
but Bladensburg's Ken Waller
came back with 8 points in the
last quarter to wrap up the VIC
tory.
Waller finished with 10 points
and Lowell Martindale hit 10
for Bladensburg (l0-8) while
Estes scored 26 for Howard
County, also 1913.
Frank Ferguson's 80 points
led Oxon Hill to an 82-42 VIC
tory at Surrattsville.
The victory enabled the Clip
pers, who clinched the Prince
Georges County Glass B title
for the third straight year last
Evening star., 1957-12-15
MACHINE SHORTHAND

AIR CONDITIONED NA
me hAtioNS TOP RANKING MACHINE shOsTHAkr
vdVsl iasssciiea fhovssnds Of erodvesss snees the
w-pm.l coUr ono eosVensioa reporters l25o. 800 o.
NEW sTEhocRAPh VACCINE immsdia,sIy. Erss dem
Evening elosses
Evening star., 1957-12-15
MOMENTS TO REMEMBER
Miss Washington Finds
Hope in Peace Palace

The Peace Palace at The
Hague. seat Of the international
Court Of Justice. made the
deepest impression on June
Roberta Cook. Miss Washing
ton Of 1857. during her recent
two-week tour Of Europe. The
tour was the grand prize in
the Miss Washington contest
sponsored by Station WWDC.
1T was such q massive. beau
tiful place" she said. "and be-
cause all the countries in the
world contributed something
to II. it makes you feel like q
part Of every individual In the
world has been assembled there
for one particular purpose
peace under law.
In the Japanese room. sat
In the chair reserved for the
President Of the United States.
The walls Of that room were
covered by beautiful silk tapes
tries done by 200 Japanese
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Fast Britonnios Enter
Transatlantic Service
AIR FARE

Time -cutting turbo-prop air.
liners will make their debut In
regular commercial service on
the North Atlantic route
Thursday when BOAc starts
weekly nonstop flights between
New York and London with the
long -range Bristol Britannia.
First British passenger
carrying aircraft to ply the
North Atlantic in regular serv-
ice. the Britannias viii ny from
New York to London in Q hours
ana 50 minutes and from Lon
don to New York in II hours.
The planes viii accommodate
50 passeneers-26 In sleeper
seats and IS In first-tlass seats.
BOAC plans to extend opera
ton Of the long-range Britain
Mas to other United States and
Canadian destinations next
spring. to provide tourist as
well as iirst-elass versions and
Evening star., 1957-12-15
DeuuvilIe's Muyor
Helps Open Hotel

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - The
Mayor Of Deauville. France, will
share honors with the Mayor OF
Miami Beach at the formal rib
bon cutting ceremonies to open
The new Deauville Hotel here
Friday.
Robert Fossorier. vice presi-
dent Of Frances Radical So
cialist Party and for 2l years
Mayor Of Deauville. will be the
guest Of Morris Lansburgh.
operating head Of the Deau-
vile, during opening week GER
emonies. NJ. FoSsorier will join
Miami Beach's Mayor Ken Okla
for the ribbon-cutting.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

girls. It took IS years 10 COM
plete those tapestries.
Being an American. ] was
particularly proud Of the statue
donated by the United States
at the head OF q beautiful curv-
ing staircase. It's called the
new conception Of justice. She
isn't blindfolded. doesn't carry
. sword and there are no
scales in her hand.
"As I walked from room 70
room. ] felt that all the pco-
Piles OF the world do have some
thing in common no matter
what their differences are and
that some day we will iind q
way to live In peace through
mutual admiration Of each
others arts. sciences an d
achievements"
Next week: The travel mo-
ment that means most to
Broadeaster Bill Malone Of
Station WMAL.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Stsnutyps institute
CAPITOL RADIO
ENGINEERING
INSTITUTE

IUTE cuRRicUlA
hOborf 7-ls20
specialiIed seehnicol sdUeofioa
Technology including RADAR
ne technology These college
'oF those desiring on ineome-
time For infofmeiion phone
5 pm Mon.. We'd end Thurs.
Sss including Homo sivey ere
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Inns to Mark
Twelve Days
Of Christmas

II you lived In Puritan New
England back in 1859. you
would have had. to pay five
shillings for the crime of OBJ
serving Christmas by fore
swearing labor. feasting or any
other way"
A New Hampshire man still
remembers his grandfather re-
fusing to allow members Of the
family to wish each other Merry
Christmas.
These dour traditions are
called 70 the public's attention
by Treadway Inns in announc-
ing thatsthey viii do Christmas
up brown in the old Puritan
haunts.
The Treadway Inns start
celebrating The Twelve Days
Of Christmas" on Friday. Some
Of the inns viii usher in the
holiday season with Yule Log
ceremonies. some will pass the
wassail bowl. some will bring
guests and local groups to-
gether for carol singing and
several Of the inns win feature
Q Christmas Eve Candlelight
Feast.
The inns viii feature special
holiday menus ranging from
roast sucking pig with apple in
mouth TO plum pudding and
Yankee hard sauce. TIE inns
also follow the custom Of serv-
ing q different Christmas cookie
on each Of the Twelve Days.
including such tasty concoc-
tons as pfeffernusse. weiser
lehkucken and old fashioned
sugar cookies.
The inns taking part in the
Twelve Days Of Christmas in
clude the Treadway Inn in
Rochester. N. Y: Treadway Inn.
Niagara Fails. N. Y: Lord Jefi-
cry. Amherst. Mass: the Pub
lick House. Sturbridge. Mass:
the Andover Inn. Andover.
Mass: Treadway Inn. Norwalk.
Conn: the Long Trail Lodge.
Rutland. VT. and the Treadway
Manor. Asheville. N. c.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

For iaformsfisH:
sSs yesr tracd
agent or
W65hiHsisa Ret
srVafioH 0Fes,
fi@S 10Th Street,
NV. TiethsHs
REpSbie 7-SiI@
Evening star., 1957-12-15
ALL AT SEA
New Ship Will Allow
SuitIess Sunbothinq

The Kingdom OF Greece has
officiaily instructed all ports
and cities TO extend a warm
welcome TO the passengers in
recognition Of the increase In
American visitors and the
growth Of Greek tourism.
EHs
The 8. 8. Cristoforo Colombo.
flagship Of the Italian Line.
win complete her Tooth trans
Atlantic crossing when she ar
rives At Genoa Thursday. vital
statistics: One boy and three
girls have been born aboard.
&ss
The Cunard Line had the
travel agents and the press
really droolinR here recently
when the line showed q So
minute color film Of the route
followed by the Caronia on her
i08-day world cruise. All the
far away places looked mighty
as the ship visited Rio,
Capetown. Bombay, Singapore,
Bangkok and Yokohama among
others. Most alluring side trip
pictured: The Tai Mahal. The
film is being made available for
public showings as a reminder
that the Caronia sails again on
January n for mother round
the-world voyage.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
SECRETARlAL

ssslssrosion office opsa doys
ospinnsn. 10 scheduled Jonvory
shee'hone ond TYps~siiins begins
rfosFom Fos sasdieol sscrssoTiai
Evening star., 1957-12-15
ALL AT SEA

It was bound to happen.
With all that sun on the sea
and the popular desire for an
all-over tan. some ship was GO
ing TO figure out q way to pro-
vide sun-tanning au naturel.
Moore-McCormack Lines
now announces that when its
new 8. 8. Brasil makes its
maiden voyage to South Amer
lea next year. passengers will
discover an "appendage TO the
sports deck" where--for the
first time aboard any cruise
ship-bare sunbathing will be
permitted.
The sun-bathing area will
be divided into two sections
one for men. the other for
women. Commented Admiral
Robert c. Lee. Moore-McCor-
mack's vice chairman Of the
board: zone has to keep up
with the times"
Launching OF the Brasil Is
scheduled for tomorrow. Out
hitting and equipping her will
take about six months.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Passengers on the Greek
Line Olympia's 62-day Medi-
terranean and Greek Islands
cruise from New York on jan
uary II are going TO get the
red carpet treatment in Greece.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

EIectFOnie Engineering TeehnoIoey

Ecpo AccRfDITEo TtcHNicAI iNSTI
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ooy ond evening closes now tofmine A bseod
in RADIO ond Indvssri0l eisesrenie Ensinssrino
SERvOS COMPUTERS osd ~ Bfoodcosi EnalseeriI
level courses which sod 10 on AAs dsarse Z
producing teehnieoi sdVesiien in minimum es
hobogi 4 $40 o. visit ths sehoeI doiy fsern 70
evenings. 70 s.m. o. Sol vi noen Al eow
O. epprosea.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

to replace Stratocruisers with
the new fleet later next year
In the daily de luxe service.
Bristol Britannias viii also
go into regular service, start
ing tomorrow. on New York
Mexico City daily nonstop
flights Of Aeronaves de Mexico,
q Pan American World Air
way afiiliate. The new planes
are expected to cut ct least
two hours from the usual 7la
hour run. American pilots and
crews especially trained on the
Britannias win make the
flights.
- "a
Pacific Nothern Airlines has
launched q Nationwide promo
tion campaign to point out the
joys Of skiing In Alaska. Major
ski centers In the territory are
located at Anchorage. Juneau.
Cordova and Fairbanks. The
airline says the facilities are
still In the development stage
and facilities don't yet COM
pare with the large resorts In
the United States and Canada
but the slopes and season-long
dry powder snow conditions are
said TO be superior to many
popular state-side areas.
Trans-Canada Air Lines, on
January 2. will boost its daily
prophet Viscount flights be-
tween New York and Montreal
from seven to eight round-trip
flights daily and on February l
win increase this TO nine flights
daily except Saturday. A Sec
ond daily flight will be added
on the New York Ottawa run
beginning January I.
Air travel between Florida.
Cuba and the Bahamas is in
creasing so rapidly that Mackey
Airlines at Fort Lauderdaie,
Fla. has revised its flight
schedules for the second time
within a month. Nassau service
Is to be doubled, flights to
Bimini viii depart daily. depar-
ture times on the Havana run
viii provide an extra two hours
for one-day round-trippers.
Scandinavian Airlines Sys-
TEN comes up with q 3l-day |
xxi : through Europe package !
that costs $S0e.20 from New |
York and gives skiers a chance /
to try slopes In Germany. |
Austria and Switzerland. The |
first six skiing days are at Gar |
misch-Partenkirchen. site OF |
the 1855 Winter Olympics. Six
days follow ct ST. Anton. home
Of the Arlberg technique. Five |
days are spent in Davos in the !
Swiss Alps. where the Parsenn |
run provides an uninterrupted |
drop Of 6.666 feet on q nine /
mile trail.
Evening star., 1957-11-20
BARGAIN BY OWNER
FEW ACRES
Acc VICINITY

hEO FlOAN44
15-ACRE ESTATE-For the man
who demands the best. Custom
built one-floor plan, and built for
a small family demanding quiet
and privacy with every refinement.
Marvellous view over the country
side: S39,500 FEe
9 ACRES-Brick rambler; full
basement. dining room. fireplace,
generous kitchen, garage; S19,500.
10 ACRES - SiX-room and bath
home: hot-water heat: small barn
and outbuildings: S1S.95O.
q ACRES-Seven rooms and bath:
oil heat: 2-ear garage; small barn
machine she'd, hen house. tractor
and equipment available: SCI, 600
BRICK - Three bedrooms and
den, Ia baths; dining room, .
fireplaces; enclosed rear porch; re-
duced to $19,500. owners going
abroad
MANY, many more. Drop in
any time. ROMER & CO., Realtors,
L,
Evening star., 1957-11-20

470q 16fh ST NV.

Detached brick Colonial In ahso-
1utely immac. cnnd.; many extras,
2 baths on End A.: waii-to-wan
brick patio, beaut. shrubs and
yard. drepl.; recently redec. with
exquisite taste. r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Call It'll 3 pm, Ma. S-5020.
COLORED-4 BEDRMS,, 2 BATHS
Det upper NV; Sa95 dn.: hv. rm.
with fircpl., sep. din. rfn.. Ige. kit.
. bedrms., bath on 1st A.; bsn1t.,
pch.. gar; $I5.960.
WEISS & STOLAR, INC.
Ex. 1880 9 I'll 9
Evening star., 1957-11-20
Chevy Chase, Nd.
THE Hamlet.

In the finest section OF the Chevy
Chase area, A Well-built brlck Co
lonial with center hall. Special fea-
lures are a large family room and
huge screened porch on lst floor.
Recreation room at garden level
with flaestone patio and second
porch. Ind floor has 8 bedrooms
and 2 baths. Stairs to attic. 2-car
ssssgsseo sgsseo s can ia 9AEs rfai Z scHwAs xasas 5
EN-. 2-5s00: ewes, OIL. 2-1409 OF
Evening star., 1957-11-20
RAMBLER BEAUTY

On large corner lot. now
being redecorated througn-
out. 35-ft. long. rear screen-
ed porch. Best buy II ertire
area, for only S12,950. 3
bedrms. and LIST hrs Plus
finished attic up. for 4ch
bedrn. Just OF Queens
chapel rd., Ia Hyattsvil!e,
All you need is 81. 600 down,
plus settlement charges.
Evening star., 1957-11-20
HOUSES 70 SHARE

NV. GIRL; college bkercund pref.
serv.: mr.. bus, CO. 5-76ls.
WANTED BY BACHELOR, 80 -
Home or apt. to share. Riverdale.
316-M. Star. 21s
FALLS CHURCH AREA--Sharei A.
with child, preferred. JE. 2.266S
1912 PENN. AVE. s.E.--Will share
my home with lady or couple;
pvt. bedrm. LU. 2-7l39. 3 am.
COLORED-6 RMS. furn.: home
privileges; men, women or couple
La. 9-0406 after 3 pm.
Evening star., 1957-11-20
HOUSES uRFURNIsHED
-. coLoREp -,

HOME VALUES
"a and s'R bash "a 80 ''A' sloO. 90
pa ana S'1 bath. S coal h.-Eh.. lio 90
io5 ms. Ssnd and baths $3.50
i414 X ST. N.W-R rms.
and hath. h.-w. heat 1900
1874 Ga ST N.Ws--5
Dec. dec. aau 'A'A' Ae1D 1850
l's' rms. sniS and BATH $3.50
0"t Kits. s ? baths ''' : $500
53 I sT. N-E.-e rms. ~
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS.
. Mass Ave, Realtors. ma. s-5020l
Evening star., 1957-11-20

M0NT0OMERY COUNTY

alta NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
big GI 4lass trust. 3-bedrm. brk.
Colonial; rear scr. porch. full
bsmt.: wooded. fenced lot. Many
special features. Asking $19, $50.
SAMUEL Z. BoGLEY OF Md,
INC. OIL. 6-7S00; ewes, OIL
Evening star., 1957-11-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

CAPITOL HILL Only $685. dn.
and $3.50 per mo-. with l trust,
for this completely remodeled o.
rm. brick. Family-size remodeled
kit, new mod. bath; full bsmt..
tastefully decor. throughout; best
location. near eth and z. Capitol,
To inspect, call til 3 pm. DU.
$4,000. 10. 2-2023.
COLORED-S595 DOWN--Vacant,
. redecor. 6-rm. semidet. brick.
Porches, powder rms, rec. rms,
gas heat. RA. 6-6912. ia. 9-4619.
COLORED-5O6S Sth ST., near
Providence Hosp.-6-rm. brick
semidet.: gas heat. Anchor fenced
yd., rec. rm.. $500 dn.. assume
AZ GI note Pvt. owner. La.
6-303l.
COLORED-S3O2 9th ST, NE
2nd fir. apt, bsmt.. attic. fenced
yard. garage. suitable home and
workshop, nursery. S11,95U. LA.
f-6631
COLORED-32I7 CENTRAL AVE.
Ne, / blk. from Rhode Island
ave. lestate property; exterior
freshly painted; entire interior
newly dec: h.-w.h.: newly piped;
fuel oil. Main-f. apt. front porch,
lge. liv. rm.... kit. and spacious
bSfst. rm.. hall to 2 bedrms., with
closets. full bath and stairway to
storage attic. Lower apt, on front
ent.; sep. f.: well-liehted liv. rm,
with storage closet: din. rm. and
kit, hall TO . good-sise bedrms;.
with closets; rear ent. to bk. yard,
Seller will take 20ec cash and COW
er balance in one trust; reas. mo.
payts. Buyer can recover lge. part
Of payt. by renting either apt.
Phone DI. 7-61S2 for appoint
ment.
COLORED-sl95 DOWN
Riggs Pk.--Mod., 2-bedrm. semi
det. brk; rec. rm., gas heat, yard.
Move in. EX. 3-7400. AID. 4-S050.
cOLORED-oWNER MUST SELL
4.bedrm. brk.' opytS;o apt. in bsmt
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coIoRnD-T. v. SPECIALS

Oil FARRAGUT ST. NV.
$500 DIN, Modern 6-rm. and bath
Colonial 2O-ft brick. Immaculate
condition. Full bsnlt., sas ht. Gar,
Evening star., 1957-11-20
PILGRIMS
DHrDr

The Puritan Pilgrims themselves
would be impressed with the
sparkling cleanliness OF this white
brick home in near-in Bethesda
long ctr hall, sunny sewing rm.
and lst-f bath: table-sized kit !:
3 bedrms, and bath on 2nd n, /;
lieht-dry bsmt. Only sec, 500. Cali
OIL. 4-5SO0 bet. p and Is. MAR
GARET ]. DUNKLEY, REALTOR.
Evening star., 1957-11-20

SILVER SPRING: high 4Isfs loan
4 bedrms.. 2 baths: low dn. payt,
OIL. 4-6l64 HURIAUx. OIL. 4-334s
SILVER SPRING, conveniently To-
Gated brick NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lily
rm. with fireplace. din. IL" fully
equipped kit. 3 lge, hedrms. and
bath. rec. rm. In full bsmt.; beaut.
ranch-fenced lot: priced SlS,5Q0.
liberal FILA terms. Call Mr.. Nc
Ginnis, ~; 1000; ewes" ~
EMS SALES
Evening star., 1957-11-20
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
JU. 9-5555 Resltor
Atomic ENERGY Ernnlnves

% new brick ramblers. split
level and Colonial homes. FHA ap-
proved 3 and 4-bedroom homes
with !. Ia ana . baths: fun
basement in all homes. Priced from
$4,000 to $4,000. Each lot 10Ox
$50 #. ga acre). viii custom build
to suit purchaser II desired. Is
minutes from Acc building on
Route rs 40 miles,. Once hours,
q am. to 10 pm.
Frank I V0lknan On
Evening star., 1957-11-20
HOUSES URFURNIsHED
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS - 2-bedroom
BUNGALOW; bsmt.: acre lot with
Rarden,. fruit. poultry house; $50.
ERNEST II. LUNG, Di. 7-222l,
Evening star., 1957-11-20
AIS CHURCH-BROADM0NT :.

FALLS CHUKCH-BkOADM -
In this exclusive area We oner an
designed and built to the most
exactinT standards, Large graciq3
rooms, full deveiope5 basemehM
large roonv kitchen, eharnains
breakfast room, detached .-story!
2-car garage. Nicely landseaped
garden. Priced in the riinqh
30.000s. w. w. BLACkMAN. INC"