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.PodoIey Koyo,
Bombu Plans
Jolt Redskins
BY LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star stan Correspondent

| LOS ANGELES. Aug. 49,
The Redskins were still shaken
today after a couple Of jolts
and one could disrupt their 1857
plans.
Halfback Jim Podoley, prom
ising rookie from Central
Michigan. went down for the
count, fiatter than a founder.
when hit by a lineman during
a warmup drill yesterday.
A more disturbing note came
when Brad Bomba, Indiana
end, said that he'll probably
quit the squad in mid-Septem-
Der to enter medical school.
Podoley, named as starting
right halfback for Sundays
game with the Forty-Niners at
San Francisco. recovered from
a collision with Red Stephens.
227-pound veteran guard, with
no III effects. Indeed. he may
have gained stature from the
mishap.
Ends and backs were working
on pass patterns at one end of
the field while linemen re-
hearsed charges at the other.
Podoley, going all out for a long
throw. overran the ball and
turned to make the catch.
Meanwhile. Stephens. charging
hard with head down. stormed
into the area with a squadron
See REDSKINS. Page C-5
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bleS and two homers. He has
hit in nine of his last II games
to lift his average to .266.
Lavagetto is hoping that the
Senators pitching situation will
improve in the two-day stand
here. Pete Ramos Gid will
start against Mas tonight.
The Cuban Highlander has
lost his last two decisions but
he has a 81 advantage over
Detroit this season.
In tomorrow afternoons f.
male here. Camilo Pascual. idle
since August Z because of a
sore right shoulder. will put
his Bill record on the line.
Camilo has won three out of
four decisions against the
Tigers this year.
Return to form by Pascual
would mean that Cookie could
return to a starting rotation of
Pascual. Ramos. Chuck Stobbs
and Russ Kemmerer, with Tru-
man Clevenger being used in
spot starting Jobs.
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Usher Gets Regular Job
With Improved Batting

DETROIT, Aug. % tSpeciaD
Bob Usher, handed the Sem
ators' centerfield job by default
early this month, has shown his
gratitude by batting at a 400
clip in his last so trips to the
plate. Barring a drastic re-
versal in form. he'll be the
starting center1elder for the
rest of the season.
Manager Cookie Lavagetto
will use Usher tonight in the
series opener against the Tigers
despite the fact that Detroit
will have a highlander, Duke
Mas. on the mound.
We've known all along that
Bob could do the job defensive
ly. He's got good range. good
hands and the best arm in our
outfleld," Cookie said. Now
his bat is hot. too. so he looks
like our man at the moment. 4"
ThrOneberry No Help
Earlier, the righthanded- hit
ting Usher was used only
against lefthanded pitching, al
ternating with Faye Throne
berry. However, Throneberry
has been unable to untrack
himself since being obtained
from the Red Sox in May and
has a batting average of 200.
The feeling is that the 26-
year-old Throneberry needs a
full year of regular playing in
the minors to shake of the
rust Of three seasons on the
Boston bench.
Ramos Starts Tonight
A month ago the 32-year-old
Usher was a .227 batter with
an unorthodox batting stroke
that was highly suspect. But
since he was given the greer
light on everyday play, BOZ
has had 20 hits in so trips
Four Of his hits have been dou-
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and hurt, and the few blows he
landed IN the sixth lacked sting.
He clinched and. as Loughran
moved in to separate them Pat
terson poured home a left and
then a right. 1t was the next.
to-last knockdown.
Count Had Reached 10
Patterson threw a left ard
this time as Rademacher
struggled YEARLY to his feet
the referee waved Patterson
away. Most ringsiders thought
Loughran was stopping the
fight. but the referee said the
count had reached 10 and it
was a knockout.
After the battle, Rademacher
offered no alibis and Patterson
was high in his praise for the
challenger who had dreamed
up this fight and made it real.
Rademacher is the first man
ever to step from the amateur
ranks directly into a heavy.
weight championship fight.
He has all the qualifications
of a future great fighter, Floyd
said.
when somebody is chopping
at you with an axe you have to
go down eventually" grinned
Rademacher, holding chunk
of ice to a slightly pulled eye.
Asked if he felt that fighting
for nothing was worth the
effort. he said:
Very definitely"
Gate Only S243,O3O
The bout drew gross gate
of S243,030-far short of the
anticipated clubhouse 100000.
Rademacher's backers-a group
of Georgia busineSsmen-put
up Patterson's guarantee OF
$250,00O and took both fight
ers' share of the gate-60 per
cent of the S209,556 net or just
about $125,700.
Patterson said this would be
his last fight in 1857. Asked II
he would fight again now that
he has become a professional.
Rademacher said that was
something he would decide
later"
"He is" said Loughran OF
Rademacher. the most coura-
geous fighter I have ever SEEN"
Continued on Page C-3, Col. Z
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Rademacher's 202 - Floyd
decked the courageous chal-
lenger seven times at Sticks
Stadium before Pete took the
full count at 2:57 of the sixth
round.
But, to the CONSERVATION OF
thousands who regarded this as
a mismatch, Patterson was the
first man to hit the canvas
Midway in the second round
Rademacher crossed a right to
the champions jaw. Floyd
seemed to slip as he sagged
but he went all the way down
and the knockdown official al
ringside had reached the count
of four when he got back up
Floyd Admits KnOckdOwn
Referee Tommy Loughrar
waved off the count. ruling il
no knockdown, but later re.
versed himself. And in hi
dressing room Floyd said he
was bowled over by the punch
1t was only the second knock
down of his pro career fol
Patterson, who while still q
light-heavyweight was felled by
a sneak right landed by Jacques
Crecy-Royer.
The 22-year-old professional
began to show his superiority
over the balding Olympic titlist
in the third round. leaping from
a crouch to spear Rademachel
with a straight right that sent
the big guy sprawling.
Pete took a nine count anc
was back on his feet at the
bell, but the crowd of 16.96l
had its tipof on the outcome.
1t was delayed in the fourth
round while Floyd moved easily
around the slower challenger
stalking him and looking fol
an opening for a payoff punch
He found the range in the fifth
Four times Patterson blasted
Pete down in that round, and
four times the 28-year-old ex-
farm boy from Grandview
Wash. struggled up at the
count of nine and tried val
iantly to match blows with the
champion.
Referee Loughran. one-timt
light heavyweight champion
went to Rademacher's corner
after the bell to ask Pete if HI
was all right and got a smiling
nod. But Pete appeared tirec
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Standings on Poss ca
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PROBABLE PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMEkICAN LEAGUE
Washington At Detroit tNl-RamoS
Gid VS.. Mas 1917.
New York at Cleveland M
Shantz tl0-3) VS.. Narleski (9-3.
Boston al Chicaeo (N)-wSullivar
10-Sl VS.. Pierce 16-9D
Baltimore at Kansas City ND
johnson 10-sl VS.. Kellner f5-5l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Milwaukee at BROOKLYN CNl--ConleS
ls-bl VS. Koufax t5.3l.
Chicago at New York lNl--Rush
f4-l3b VS.. Worthington ISL
St Louis ct Philadelphia ND
Wehmeier t5-0i or Mizefl 'l5-pj VS.
Haddix t0-1Ol.
Cincinnati At Pittsburgh iNB--N,,x.
hall 90 or Fowler 900 VS.. Purkey
1910.
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Says
Loser Should
Give Up Ring

SEATTLE, Aug. % (P.-
Referee Tommy Loughran, one
of the great light-heavyweight
champions of yesteryear. today
advised Pete Rademacher to
quit the ring.
At the same time he said
Floyd Patterson could become
as great a heavyweight cham
pion as Jack Dempsey.
OF Rademacher, the 1856
Olympic title winner whose
first bout out of the amateur
ranks was last nights sixth
round knockout by Patterson,
Tommy said:
THE fellow needs experience
the same as any amateur does
on turning pro. He hits hard
and has the heart Of a lion
He could do well with the
contenders. But he is % and
at his age it would be foolish
to start.
Pete would be far too. ca
pable in other fields Of en-
deavor
Refused to Give Up
Rademacher was counted ollt
the seventh time he was
knocked down by Patterson in
the bout at Sticks Stadium. He
lasted far longer than most
expected and decked the cham
pion for a count of four in the
second round. However, in the
fifth, he was down four times
for counts of nine each.
HE was hurt then and
wanted him to quit but he
wouldn't hear of it," Loughran
told newsmen. I'm the sixth he
was down for the full count OF
10 but even If he had got up,
would have stopped it,"
Tommy, who acted as referee
and sole official this first time
he had such job in a heavy
weight title bout, said, "Patter-
son is a great fighter. He could
go down in history as another
Jack Dempsey. He hits fast
and hard"
Didn't Press Advantage
Loughran added, however
that he thought 1877 pounds
proved detrimental. 1t was the
heaviest ever for Patterson and
Tommy commented, Il think he
would be faster and better at
1872"
Loughran said he thought
Rademacher made a serious
mistake in the second round by
Continued on Page CO, Col. 3
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jured in the fifth inning of last
nights game at Philadelphia
The Cards won the game. 6-5
to stay within Ga games of the
leading Milwaukee Braves.
After studying x-rays taken
this morning. Bob Bauman
team physician of the Cardi-
mails. said:
II advise that Musial be sent
home to st. Louis for further
examinations. The way II
looks. he should be out from
10 days to two weeks"
Out Until Braves Series
The 36-year-old star has beer
cunning for his seventh batting
title. He has batted in 81 runs
and ranks third in the National
League homer derby with 30
While the other batting con-
tenders try to catch up, Stan
probably will be sidelined until
the Cards open a two-day stanc
against the Braves in st. Loui:
on September 3.
Musial said he was hurt wher
he missed a curve while trying
to hit behind Wally Moon, who
was on first base. Had I triec
See BASEBALL, Page ca
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Rademacher Dream Ended.
But He Gave II a Good Trv
Patterson Wins by KOin 6
After Being Down Himself

SEATTLE, Aug. % A9-Floyd Patterson, the cool de-
sroyer who holds the world heavyweight championship cut
down powerful Pete Rademacher last night and ended
the big ex-fooba players dream of stepping from the
amateur peak to the pinnacle of the pros
Giving away Is pounds-the champion weighed 1877 to
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.Musia|'s Injury
.Cripp|es Cards
For 10 Days
Ry the Associat led Press

The pennant hopes Of the
st. Louis Cardinals were hand
ed a devastating blow today
when Stan Musial learned that
he will be out of action for 10
days to two weeks because of a
pulled muscle and a Clipped
fracture of his left shoulder
blade.
Musial, the National Leagues
leading batter at $40, was in
Skond;nns An pana CO
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

CoLORED-I5OO SPRING PL. NV.
of 18th st.--Corner 2-story brick
b lge. rms. and bath. . enclosed
STE mo cali cal III if a-s4S Sp' %kdas ss'
COLORED-23 YOU ST. N.Y.
otR @v G oi heat lfh' si1 sp' com Ef
tn. 2-a256 or ia. 9-S4S9
Colored-Maryland Ave.
i RMS. BATH, on liza BSMT.
9TH r 10 lsrS. prs VA1L.
LIST NATL. REALTY
. Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1-3534
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SPRINGFIELD-Rambler: 3 bedrms.
Ice .iv rm,. sep. din. rm.. kit with
eating space, full bsmt.: FLA mill
tary Call NICHOLS. ia. 5-12l3
CUSTOM BUILT 3-bedrm. bi-leve
with sunken liv. rm. and l3x3a
screened porch. Located in beauti.
full Franklin Forest. This unusua
SCHACH REALTY. 1IO7 W. Broad
St. Falls Church. JE. 2-31O6.
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OWNER SAYS SELL AT

SACRIFICE
1923 Decatur St: 3-family on over
| l acre
6611 oath pl: assume CT loan: Q
rms, "a baths
1901 Eastern ave: 4-family and
garage.
S27 Philadelphia ave: 2-family
and extra lot.
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SPRINGFIELD. va bedrooms. !:
acre; all modern SIS. Phone Glen
view 5-9l38 or CIR. 3-4S53.
Sc, Hillcrest area. OF Penna. ave-
rms. detached. lge. yard: SIS
WA. 1871 or LII. 2-5706
Sc, Fl. Dupont Park-3-bedrm
semidet brick redec.; near bus
$50. LU. l-ll64.
NEARBY MD.-Small stucco house
bedrms., living rm, lge. kit.
tile bath. full bsmt. oil heat
tencedin I'd; SIS mo. RE. 8.
SASS after 1 pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
ARLINGTON
ALEXANDRIA


Listings that will amaze you, es.
peciaily II you are a licensed full
time salesman. Learn to use the au-
tomato home selector service plus
O. it-sharing commission plan
II you make $4,000 per VI. now
you can make $4,000 or better with
the same effort. For appt. interview
call MR.. McNARY, XII. 9-0213.
TERMS AND VALUE GALORE car
be picked up" by any smart buyel
with $1,000 cash. 4 BEDROOMS
2l-FT. LIVING ROOM WITH FIRE
PLACE. completely equipped kitchen
including dishwasher and disposal
corner lot. tlagstone patio. Pay
ments less than rent.
s. @. GERACH1S CO.
JE. 2-2314. 725 S. WASH. ST. F. CHI
4 -BEDRM.. 3-BATH level. OF
y acre lot in Fairfax Co.; 23-ft
rec. rm., plus full bsmt;; an attrac'
tive offering at S22 1850.
XEnNAG pEATTX QO10n
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RESTAURANT. sc. cor. seats so;
soda fountain; air cond., same
owner 10 yrs, tired. Total price
$4,000; low down payment W. E
THRIFT (Exclmsivel. 14Il Pa. ave
N W Ma S.QrA3
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RAMBLER WITH GAkAGE-Charm
Ing all-brlck English bsmt. rambler;
3 sunny bedrms, Ice. liv. .din. rm.
equip. kit. powder room and flrepl
in ground-leYel rec. rm.; lovely lot
with trees; Kensington area; SIS.
$50 a. J. KEssINoER a CO., Jr
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ANDRIS REALTY, INC.
WOODMOOR-S15,950

Brick rambler containing 3 bed
rms, liv. rm.. firepl. tsble-space
kit. full daylight bsmt; ice. wood
ed lot. BY appt. only.
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WYNGATE-This Cape Cod has SO
much. to offer we can't tell 1t ALL
wom Sl0S 10 ~ sm T aeIose si thst is
3 bedrooms. . baths. recreation
room: S1S.p50 is q steal. KORZEN-
DoFER, REALToR OIL. 4-siil
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Z BEDkMS., 2ls BATHS. Beautiful
brick Cape Cod in fine Falls Church
firepl.. sep. din. rm., de luxe xii
incl. dishwasher, disposal and
breakfast space: full, bright bSmt,
Level lot. Priced at S22 $50 with
GI or FILA financing. Shown BY
appt. THE DARBY CO.. ia. 5-9303
Officp onan "a ifii a
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BUNGALOW-l block Of schools and
all conveniences. Vacant. New
cond. Side drive. rec. rm.. might
rent or exchange. ia. 9-7O10.
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NEAR i4th AND
rrRs HTAM NINE oF STSi M;w.
baths. Colonial front porch, full
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.. brick gar: owner
leaving city; priced below market
J. LEE DoNNELLEY 4 son
Ma. $3.50 Ewes. wo. 0-23es
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CONTINUED on Next PssO
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APIS. UNFURNIsHEp-VA.

PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, zdiacen.
to shopping center and schools
Lovely lawn. trees and flowers. I
minis to downtown, 3 minis &c
Pentagon: ) buslines at your from
door; ample parking front-officG
service: laundry and storage in your
tre es toe ns;T1ss5ate oy AT T1
Navy and Air Force personnel one
and . bedrooms: , and 3 exposures
from SIS. Mt Vernon and Russell
I'd. Alexandria. TIE $4,000
ARL.; S74-l -bedrm apt in cot
BLDG: utils incl near stores EN-
3-567s. days: EN-. 3-920s. ewes
-bedrm. apt. 500 incl. utils
Manacer apt &. 1904 N. Pierce
st, ia 5-l654
ARL.-Close-i effics.. J and . bed
rms. near Key-Memorial Bridges,
Pentagcn. plenty marking, bus and
shopping large. modern apt. bldg
With view Of Potomac. Out Wilson
Y.Hf, I'd Iei \ on OAK St to ''oO
ARLINGTON. BEST AREA-Modern
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Navy Annex and minutes to Penta-
gon. Has few remaining ef11cs..
and = bedrm. apis. in new section.
opened Jan. Is. Lge. rms. modern
kitchens; thermostatically con,
swimming pool. bus and shopping
2040 Columbia pike. ia. 7-0305.
2Oei S. 5th ST.. ARL.; ia. s-42l6-
1-bedrm. apt. Inquire at Apt 3
ANYTIME. $50 per mo.
ARLINGTON. vA.-I9I4 n. ODE
ST.-2 bedrms. liv. rm.. diuette
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x 81, r.w-. Ma. S-O352.
TWO-BEDRM. APT. mr.. Arl. Hecht'i
Modern apt bldg, excel loca.
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MOD. l-BEDRM. APT, very nice
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE NEED ALL TYPES OF HOMES
to rent and have waiting list OF
tenants. Ask for Mr. KrebS. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP. 2
7774.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

p ETA nEdo ys r%s a lsts ofs sssS
might exchange. OWNER. ia. o.
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QUEENS s. CHAPEL PEI MANoR-a iu

bedrms., sep. din. rm,, liv. RIM, with
fireplace, big kit, and bsmt.: fenced
lot; walk TO shop. and transp.
Sln%sISSq9; subject e OF, JAMES C.
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UNIQUE
with a Spanish Flavor"

With one of N. Arlington's most
popular and convenient settings
beautifully Handicapped George
town Garden Spot decked with
colorful flowers and tall shade
trees, this authentic, charm
packed" creation should head your
inspection list. Featuring an ex-
tremely spacious living room with
room. equipped kitchen with dish
washer and disposal 3 diversified
bedrooms, glass-enclosed den, full
bsmt., attached carport ana load,
OF extra appointments, includine
wall-to-wall Competing and custom
draperies. Perfectly groomed anc
n "tip-top" condition: The only
first offering at only S2O,150. G.
approved
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STRICKS RESTAURANT AND BAR
with on and OF sale liquor license
spot s SSSn1Y w Ins No S o.r nilO ~,
sale for the tirst time as partner
wishes to retire. Deal direct with
us or your broker. No trifiiers. Coco
business Substantial cash required
Cali MR., FLETCHER. 10. S-6644
foY anNofptu,anf pOe
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HOUSES 10, SALE. NV. Cont. /,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1885 KENYON ST. NV; sl3,95O
Large 7-Ioom homo: bsnit. apt
wt i4t Ss' Park Ysc RApE sW !essn qsoc
"A natural for 4 apts.; IL rooms.
3is baths; oil h.-w h: garage. Al
ready financed
Call Mr.. o'Hazza. TIE. 6-o43O
MARSHALL, J. MAPLE co.
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CLOsE-IN SILVER SPRING - FIX.
ceptionally well built shingle Cape
Cod near Montgomery Blair 4
bedrooms, . baths; separate dininr
room; porch. basement. A. j.
KESS1NGER a. CO. JU 0-4544
CAN YOUR FRIENDS walk 10 Silver
Spring shopping and STILL LIVE
on a quiet street In very attrae-
tive 3-bedroom, 2-bath Williams.
burg Colonial with an unusually
Pooms you eAN T'n PTS. only d sa
$50. Must SELL HILDEBRAND CO
III n-ARRn, eNea. III A.lnl2
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READY

For mediate occupancy. Here's q
truly attractive contemporary brick
rambler with plenty OF eye-appeal
inside and out Huge lylns room
with log storage and raised fiag
stone hearth. spacious dining ell
with picture window House
Beautiful kitchen with dinette
space, plenty OF smart birch
cabinets, cleaning copper eye-leve
oven and counter-top range. dish.
washer disposal and freeze tor
F FSjEEeE TILED BATHS Dfdi I master
bedrm.); bright daylight basement
with. 46-foot recreation space with
fireplace and enclosed powder rm
wall. Brand-new and available for
quick possession Price is S2l.l24:
VA approved with minimum cash
down pymt. to qualified veterans
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In the heart Of Alexandria: new
modern store. modern fixtures, guar.
anteed money maker. with or with
out stock. good lease. reasonable
rental particulars, principals only
Box 3o2-X Star.
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,rydfIIUpvE III

KENSINGTON -
face 81 this cute 2-bedroom Cape
Cod for 4 couple: be they old oil
yourel Separate dining room with
fireplace; corner barbecue: car anc
dogwood trees plus azaleas lend.
beauty and charm. Sl3.750 KOR.
zENDORFER. REALTOR. OIL. 4.
Sill I'll 81
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MICHIGAN Park HILLS Sl2..
950---In st. Johns Parish; 3-bed-
rm. Cape Cod; separate din. rm.
S Snnt;y eony to- treonnsp. LuBY'
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SILVER SPRING - Lovely 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with full bsmt on
Ice. fenced lot mr.. schools Vacant:
finest condition. Lee. A. loan may
be assumed. Immed possession
Only S14.950. ~. 9-6440. II no
ans. VIII 6-62Bl. WOODSIDE
REALTY CO.
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LANGLEY PARK; Si2,O60. FLA or
S GINe ,srE. new N,a S1 .,dr SDTcs
gas heat: close TO shop; only "a
t block e bus bus. Call he 4-d4oO,
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ENtNNSG SGSN06S SVOTNbb
ALLENTOWN RD.-Andrews AFB
nice bungalow on nearly hall acre
same area. partially I'm. house
Reaitor, RE, $4,000.
CLINTON--New 3-bedrm. rambler:
full basement. firepl.. ETC.; $4,000.
" 5-55i3.
MICHIGAN Park HILLS Sl2..
950--In st. Johns Parish; 3-bcd-
rn. Cape Cod; separate din. rm.;
R Rs%si sony wa. 70 .i fTTso77'O' lUBY'
LANGLEY Park; Sl2,050. FLA or
0I-Nearly new 3-bedrm.. all-brick
home: large patio; storm windows.
gas heat: close to-, shop; only. "a
a RlDsk e s sSs; CAL Rss,i he 4-e4oO'
RIvERDALE HEIGHTS, MD.-Two-
bedrm, BUNGALOW, with den,.. ga
GganSss snssF7SS1 A SSSs n Sis al +! fG
$3.50. SPARKS AGENCY. Real.
tors, DU. 7-20a5.
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR twin
56edrms., sep. din. rm;, liy. rm; with
lot; walk TO shop. and transp.
s 5ifGS SSgS eo. A. K q 1e SssEs c.
BIG ALL THE WAY except price
3 huge. nedrms. "a baths, en-
trance foyer, fireplace in liv. rm.
family -size sep din rm,, table
space IN n equip sit ATTACHED ga "a.
Colonial Priced below c. n. v.
only $1,000, Inspect today.
JAMES c. CONLEY & CO.. AP.
7-02O2
Finest all-brick homes IN city Has
kit,, ali city imprcvementS. Rollins
Eidse SUI. svu,!bdi,y-i,sion, ADJACENT 70 81
and Central ave. over 90 sold and
taken. Alec De luxe brick rambiefs
s:e5sss 'I With G MAxH MtrfEsHRe' E RE Ea
ESTATE. Ii. 7.2100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21

ALLENTOWN RD.-Andrews AFB,
nice bungalow on nearly half acre
lot, $3.50 down. $40 mo. Also. In
same area. partially I'm. house,
priced, $1,000. McALLlSTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-21
HOUSES FURNISHED

BUCKNELL MANOR. ALEX.--Conv.
completely iurn.. 3 bedrooms. .
msmbership' SiS5 mo. IA 5.siSs
GREENBELT - Partially furnished
freezer. CIR. 3-40l1.
COIORED-EUCLID AND COLUM.
BIA RID. N.W.--Conv. loo. bed
rms. 2 baths, Tv set, Si2O per mo.
oil heat. ST. 3-365T.