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Evening star., 1957-12-23

Christmas eve services VIII
with a half-hour organ recital
by Richard Dirksen. associate
organist Of the cathedral al
l0:45 pm. preceding the wor-
ship.
The service proper will start
at 1880 PM. with the Right
Rev. Angus Dun, Episcopal
Bishop Of Washington. preach
ing the sermon. Holy COM
munion will be celebrated by
the Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre
jr.. cathedral dean.
The worship win be broad
cast nationally over the CHS
television and radio networks,
starting at li:l5 pm. with q
musical prelude by the Wash
ington Cathedral Choir of Men
and Boys. Paul Galloway. ca
thedral choirmaster. will di-
rect.
Midnight Mass at Shrine
The Right Rev. Msgr.
Thomas j. Grady. director Of
the National Shrine Of the
Immaculate Conception, will be
celehrant at the traditional
midnight solemn high mass in
the Shrine on Catholic Uni
versity campus.
An old-fashioned. open-air
Christmas carol sing will be
held at $3.50 pm. by young
adult groups of five Northwest
churches on Mount st. Alban
behind st. Adams Episcopal
Church. Massachusetts and
Wisconsin avenues NV. The
singers will be from st. Luke's
Methodist. Reorganized Church
Of Latter Day Saints, Cleveland
Park congregational. Temple
Baptist and st. Adams Epis-
eopal Churches.
At Boyd's. Md. a group of
twenty-five singers from the
Presbyterian Church will 60
out into the community after
q Z pm. service and sing carols
Tor the sick and shut-ins Of the
area.
Christmas eve services we're
announced by the following
churches:
I p.m.--St. Elizaheths Hos
pital. Protestant services; st.
Margaret's Episcopal Church.
6 pm. - Holy Communion.
Episcopal Church.
pm. Christ Lutheran;
First Trinity Lutheran; Oxon
Hin Lutheran Chapel. Oxon
Hill. Md: Trinity Lutheran.
Mount Rainier, Md: st. Johns
Lutheran. in Franconia (va.)
Elementary School.
1880 p.m.-Emmanuel Luth-
eran Vienna. Va; Metropolitan
Baptist: Bethlehem Lutheran:
Calvary Lutheran. Silver
Spring. Md: st. Andrew Luth-
eran. Glenmont. Md: st. Paul's
Lutheran. Falls Church. Va;
st. Johns Episcopal. Mount
Rainier: Reformation Luther
an: Christ Lutheran. Bethesda;
Arlington (Va.) Methodist.
1:45 p.m.-Pilgrim Lutheran,
65o0 Massachusetts, avenue ex-
tended.
pm. - Bethany Lutheran,
Grcyeton, Va; Our Savior. Ar
Evening star., 1957-12-23

service Of Fourth Presbyterian
Church win be broadcast from
l0-l0:30 am. Wednesday on
Station WWDC from the
church. $500 River road. Beth
esda, Md,
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Christmas Eve Worship
To Be Varied in Area

Worshippes will oyously reverently hail the birth Of
Christ at Christmas services tomorrow in Washington
area churches
Numerous Protestant services will be held In churches by
candegh The traditional midnight will be held at
Catholic churches with the chos Of each parish taking
Christmas services will be held in washington Cathedral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
BY LOU LITTLE

Looking around the country,
so we'll sprinkled with major
games tomorrow, and knowing
what the coaches and their men
have been through in the last
four weeks. / have been think
ing about a development which
I'm convinced has meant a
great deal to college football.
We're getting the best game
these days that we have ever
seen. We're getting it because
the boys have learned, and so
have the coaches. that the quail
tiles which make a man good
on the attack almost invariably
are complemented by abilities
which make good on defense.
When we had the two-pla-
toon plan-and / was then an
exponent of it with so many
others-we divided the squad
into offensive and defensive
players. We picked a man for
one or the other. He was a
"one-channel" player. We
pegged him that way and, nat
urally. he was convinced quickly
that. if picked for offense he
was inferior on defense. and
vice versa. He developed a
mental reservation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
LOU LITTLE LOOKS AT FOOTBALL
Game Reaches Peak
With Two-Woy Play

When. because of popular de-
mand more than for any other
reason. the two-platoon plans
was abandoned, we quickly
found that the good players
soon were not only able but
anxious to play both ways.
Lack of confidence which many
had developed in half of their
game soon disappeared.
That's an important reason
why you're going to see sus-
tanned speed, better execution,
more varied football than ever
before. The attacking front is
being widened continually.
Strategic possibilities are
greater. Running speed and
power, well conceived decep-
ton and always improving for
ward passing. used more care
fully perhaps than ever. are
fused into attacks almost
limitless in possibilities.
Naturally this has had the
result of emphasizing in turn
the defense. Coaches, of which
l was one, had the tendency
to study and work on the at
tack at the expense of defense
They can't do that safely any
Continued on Page CA, Col.
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BY the Associated Press

Seven shippers still are wait
ing for 1858 contracts, but only
Cleveland's Kerby Farrell ap-
pears TO be a doubtful repeater
among major league managers,
whose ranks haven't remained
intact from the end of one
season to the next since l944-5,
The others who haven't
signed for next season-but
who range from cold cinches
TO good bets-are Fred Haney
of the National League cham
pion Braves. Fred Hutchinson
Of the Cardinals, Walt Aston
of the Dodgers. Bill Rigney of
the Giants, Bob Scheffing of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
Farrell Only Manager
Whose Job Is in Doubt

the Cubs and Harry Craft of
the Athletics.
All but Farrell have received
votes of confidence in one form
or another - which seems a
bum rap for Kerby. who started
the season as one of three
rookie managers and ran into
grief when he lost Herb Score
early in the season.
Last nights 2-1 victory at
Kansas City kept alive Cleve-
land hopes Of a possible share
of fourth place with Detroit.
or of beating Baltimore out of
fifth.
Lopez. who never has finished
worse than second as a mana
ger. signed for 1858 yesterday.
Continued on Page CA, Col. 4
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Weekend Football
On Rudio and N

FRIDAY RADIO
The Citadel VS.. George Wash
ington, WTOP, SPIN.
SATURDAY TV
Northwestern at Stanford.
WRC-4. 4:45 pm.
SATURDAY RADIO
North Carolina State at
Maryland. WTOP. 1880 pm.
William g. Mary at Navy.
WRC. 2:30 pm.
Notre Dame at Purdue.
WGMS. 2::30 pm.
Virginia at Duke. WPIK, 3
pm.
SUNDAY TV
Redskins at Steelers, WTOP
g, 2 pm.
SUNDAY RADIO
Redskins at Steelers, WTOP,
2 pm.
Lions at Colts. WWDC. 2 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
.4-Horse Field
.InWoodWard,
9 in Futurity

NEW YORK. Sept. 81 P.-
Four horses. headed by Gallant
Man. were entered today for the
Woodward Stakes at Belmont
Park. and nine 2-year -olds. in
GLIDING the favored ALEXANDRIA.
were named for the Futurity
Stakes. The races. both worth
in excess of 100000. will be
run tomorrow at Belmont Park.
The mile and : a quarter
Woodward promises to produce
a great battle between two s.
year-old stars. Ralph loves
Gallant Man and the Wheatley
Stables Bold Ruler. along with
two older horses. Mrs. Jan
Burke's 5-year-old Dedicate and
the Woodley Lane Farms A.
year-old Reneged. The older
horses carry 1876 pounds, the s.
year-olds have 100.
The Futurity. a s -furlong
dash down the Widene r
straightaway. may help clarity
the juvenile picture. since Fred
w. Hooper's Alhambra is a
leading candidate for the title.
Main Rival Listed
His main rivals appear to be
the Claiborne Farms Nadir.
the Wheatley Stables Misty
Flight and George D. Widener's
Jester.
Others named we're the
Greentree Stables Fleagle,
Walter M. Jeffords' Piano Jim.
the Llangollen Farms Crasher,
Ada L. Rice's Judge and the
Pine Tree Stables Amber Tide.
All pack l22 pounds.
With four starters, the Wood
ward Purse will hit $i06.100.
the winner taking S70.500. and
II all go in the Futurity 1t will
gross $l14.705. with $4,000 10
the winner.
Bold Ruler Ready
II always thought we could
beat that horse Gallant Nam
in the spring. and we did,
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, 49,
year-old dean of American
trainers. said. He has Bold
Ruler razor sharp for tomor-
rows engagement and is con-
fldent he will win.
Gallant Mans a great little
horse. a typical distance run
See BOLD RULER, Page C..
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CIV Is Stronger
For Bottle With
Citadel TONIGHT
BY GEORGE HUBER

Both George Washington and
The Citadel have been strength
ened for their Southern Con-
ference football game tonight
at Washington-Lee High School
Stadium in Arlington.
The Colonials, two-touch-
down favorites. are adding Jack
Henzes, the No. ? quarterback,
and Franny Gleason, end ard
co-captain, to the active list,
and the Bulldogs are ready to
use Ed Dzanis and Barry
Thomas, both fullbacks. All
missed last weeks opening
games.
Tonight's game, starting at
8 o'clock, is sponsored by the.
Arlington Junior Chamber Of
Commerce as the Congressional
Bowl, first of what they hope
to make an annual affair 1t
is a benefit for the Jaycees' re-
tarded children'S fund.
Two Teams Ready
With both 'Hcnzes and Glea-
son back, Coach 30 Sherman
Of CIV is just about ready to
use the two-team system. Last
week in the TO opening victory
over william and Mary. the CO.
lonials substituted individually,
and not many Of those. Sher-
man said that whether he uses
two teams tonight will depend
on the situation when time
comes for substitutions. but he
hopes to be able to use two
complete groups.
Henzes got his first real
workout yesterday in several
weeks. He had a broken finger
on his left hand, and the cast
was removed Wednesday:
Much Of yesterdays practice
time was spent migrating
HenzeS with a second-team
backfield and polishing his tim
ing. There were some rough
edges to the combination at the
start. but after an hour of
concentration things were
going smoothly.
Gleason Returns
With Henzes back at quarter
back. Jerry Power. who was the
No. 2 signal caller last week,
moves to his regular right half
back slot.
Gleason is ready to play
after recovering from a broken
ankle. He was in uniform last
week and raring to go. but
See COLONIALS, Page C-3
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Terps Won Last

The TerpS and Wolfpack are
meeting for the second time in
three games. They closed the
1856 season last Thanksgiving
Day in Raleigh with Maryland
overcoming a 14-0 deficit to
win. 25-l4.
| Both clubs appear better this
year. State has virtually the
same personnel and can field
the most experienced team in
the Conference, with eight sen-
iors and three juniors in the
starting lineup.
Maryland's defense was
tougher and its offense more
poised in losing to Texas Ann
last week than in any game
last season. The Terps came
within a blocked extra point
Of getting a tie with the team
ranked second in the country.
The final score was 21-l3. but
the last few minutes would
have been played much differ
emily had Maryland converted
after its second touchdown.
State Coaches Impressed
Coach Earle Edwards and his
N. C. State staff watched the
Maryland game on television
after their victory over the Tar
Heels, and Edwards was prop
erly impressed.
N. C. State has the break
away backs Maryland is look
ing for in Dick Christy and
Dick Hunter, and also is strong
ier at fullback this year. which
should help the star halfbacks.
Neither team showed much Of
a passing attack last week,
State completing two for eight,
and Maryland one for seven.
The Wolfpack has the edge
at end, where John Collar and
See MARYLAND. Page C-3
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PROBABLE PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Baltimore at Washington (night)--
Brown ib-sl VS.. Wiesler u-Ol
New York at Boston-Turley n2-B)
VS. Nixon tl2-i2l.
Cleveland at Chicago lnight)-Mossi
II ~ VS.. Harshman C7-Sl
Kansas City at Detroit might
Urban go VS.. Burning ug-sI.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN at Philadelphia tnight)-
Harris 900 VS.. Sanford lS-St
Cincinnati at Milwaukee tnightl-
Rabe t0-Ol VS. Burdette t6-gb.
Chicago at St Louis tnightb-Rush
VS.. bovenRuth fO-Ol.
Only games scheduled
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Terps and Co|onia|s Are Favorites
For First Home Games Of Season
10000 Expected
To See Maryland
Play N. c. Stote
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY

Maryland meets the first of
seven Atlantic Coast Confer
ence football rivals tomorrow
afternoon when the Terps are
host to North Carolina State
at the new Maryland home
game starting time of 1880 in
Byrd Stadium.
The Terps were so impress
sive on television last week
that they've been made 6-612-7
point favorites. depending on
the odds-maker, to beat the
team that upset North Caro-
lima, TO.
About 10000 fans are ex-
pected and the weather pre-
dictions are for a perfect Sep
TENDER afternoon. The Mary
land band has been working
for weeks on its opening-game
show, and there will be a pre-
game drill by the Naval Avia-
ton Cadet drill team Of Pen
Sacola, Fla.
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.SieVers Battles
To Hold Leads
In 0rioIe Series
By BURTON HAWKINS

There will be apprehension
about the present and concern
for the future as the Senators
open a three-game season.
ending series with the Orioles
tonight at Griffith Stadium.
The Senators immediate
nervousness will center around
Roy Sievers' bid for American
League home run and runs
batted-in crowns, while three
pitching imports from the mi
nors will provide a glimpse into
hopes for next season.
Sievers has a three-homer
bulge on Boston's Ted Williams.
That might seem sufficient with
only three games remaining.
but it's nothing the Red Sox
slugger couldn't erase with a
sudden furry. Ted is sizzling
with 10 hits in his last Is tries.
including five homers. and he'll
give Sievers an anxious time
until shutdown Sunday.
Eight Ahead Of Wertz
There's not as much pressure
on Sievers in the RBI depart
ment, but again the picture
could change swiftly. Roy has
accumulated 112, while Cleve-
lands Vic Wertz is second at
l04 and Boston's Jackie Jensen
and Frank Malone have 1903
each. Any outburst from that
trio could keep the champion
ship in doubt down to the wire.
Sievers is hitless in his last
10 times at bat and is hoping
to snap that slump and wind
up with a flourish at the ORR
oles' expense. In a recent three
game series at Baltimore. Roy
collected six hits in IL chances,
including two homers.
Manager Cookie Lavagetto
will devote the week end to
inspecting pitchers who. he
hopes. can supply help for the
Senators next year. Bob Wies-
Ter. slated to oppose the Orioles
tonight. gave some indication
that he'll be handy to have
around when he beat Baltimore,
81. on a seven-hitter in his
See SENATOR'S, Page CA
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Mass. Ave. Ext. Rambler
LITTLE FLOWER PARISH

zee this AIR-coNDITIoNKD briel
rambler on V acre. Contains 3 big
be ssdr@ ans hr. sas paso di IN r rsc i I
garage and open porch. VACANT
Many extras included. Priced In
low 3Os. OPEN ewes. Also 4-bedrm.
2-bath new split-level In mid-3Qs
For directions call POBIAK Il PO-
BIAK. OIL. 0-b466.
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HILLANDALE

Brick rambler, Sl9.95O. with
nice bedrms.. lge. hv. rm. with stont
firepl., center-entr. hall. full hsmt.
built-in garage, lge. fenced land
scaped lot. Cony. schools, shoppino
and transportation.
woopMooR AGENCY. NC.
~. 9-5665 Realtorl
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HOS LARcE AVE.

ALMOST NEW. SuT FEET SsEErTER
res I Dscfn powder D r% THd vail
Competing. Call Mr.. Dell, ST. g.
720C, Ju. S-1612. JAMES I. DIXON
4 CO., Exclusive.
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MAPLEWOOD ESTATES
5125 WICKET TERRACE

Bethesda's most luxurious
new split-level design with
huge center hall. 4 bedrms..
2 full and 2 half baths;
22xl7 hv: rm.. Ice. sep. din.
rm. family rm., 2 fireplaces.
Other features too numerous
to mention. $27,760. Open
daily. 2 It'll dark. wisconsin
to Alta vista I'd. beyond
Naval Hosp.). left TO dead end
and open sign. DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY, EN-.
2-S206 or OIL. 4-1SS0 ewes.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
AT LAST

A North Springfield 1h-bath, 9.
bedroom brick rambler with as low
as $1,000 down. Commanding view
from cool hilltop with privacy. o.
Opportunity to o SSISs IN showp lace
community with 9 brand-neW swim.
ming pool. Total price, $l0,95O.
Springfield Realty Co.
S q Sb 1sandon AYE. Ave- f. 4-sslI
[drugstore. OPEN UNTIL 5 PM.
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'0''7''?$ $ g 50' HA7'

For . down payment on this nice
not, call anyway and we viii do our
very best TO arrange terms 70 suit
you. Owner iust left for overseas
and the house IL vacant. Assume
f. bszSc HsI rs; iG S. sSssT'n, 56
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALExANDRIA-Air conditioned; pie
sSsi'' $Sns sSS r aS .s ssSi' sSa
Nv rp;: hrepl.. plu, extra family
sS sus Ush! T' S:sroo SssrG snG b Sis
Kitchen gt Tomorrow. Gear GsfSgs
reach; Duke q. 70 TslegrsPh I'd,
iFSTgHshirs9 c ccsn o syn a.i HDggsssA III
e-0D3s, JE. $4,000.
ALEx.. VA.-.'Nice" 3-bedfm. brick
Tish cG sr1 frsDl' an; rm,; ELEc;
AZ smith 'y SIsyiLrY.o X. sl .SSSs;
EVE9., VI. 2.04ba.
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SHOW PLACE

New, custom -built. brick rambler.
located IN. exclusive Hunting Hills.
Has 3 twin-sise bedrms,, 2 baths,
spacious Nv. rm. with miles Of view
family din. Im.. all-electrie xiii
basement, double carport. screened
porch: J V acres, fenced. Looks twice
MI. MedinniSs. ~. T-77O0: ewes.
F VI A'Efie; W. BERENs SALES
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Brick Cape Cod: liy. rm. with firepi.,
separate din. rm., French doors OPEN
ms. onto. terrace. kit. table space;
s ss S SysE dover SEs S .S RsrH SSSS
walk TO all schools elementary
through high; $1,000,
RAMBLER
Close 10 shopping. transportation.
public and parochial schools; sepa-
rate living room, dining room, 3 bed
rooms aud bath: basement exit:
beeutiful lot. Plenty Of extras, Exc
eelient FIiA commitment, S17,e6O.
WOOD COMPANY
10. t.7200 TIL Gao
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4 BEDROOMS
CAPE COD-DINING ROOM
Pun basement. on dead-end quiet
street In Kensington. Nice shaded
fenced yard. Only S16,s00. Cal
RSTL ~; $500 IMe e HUo15Es AND
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FARMETTE-$16,0O0
TAKOMA PARK
3.UNIT

s-yeaf-old, custom-built. detached
brick apt. bldg. BORDERING sligo
Park. Two 2-bedrm. and one 1-bedrm
apis. Excellent income. Owner In
Europe. must sell at once. Price
reduced from $26,e50 70 S23 500
on easy terms. RAFFELL REAL
Estate. u. 9-1103; ewes. u
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CUTE AS A BUG

cssrnns sns soo% hen aS%s Re.
place. 2 bedrooms, . dream-siSe
kitchen. lovely grounds and land.
scaping. and Is close to everything
u can even grow with you By reason
Iof tt. expandable End door. Excel
llent financing: SlA,6O0.
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GARDEN SPOT

Is Burnt Mills section. and the house
fits perfectly. A true eenter-hall
room with picture window facing the
garden: bree7evay connection, gear
garage; Here Il charm, plus space:
sz4'SoO.
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Get There First


Center ! hail brick rambler n
Stafford Hills area, has 8 bedrms
2 full baths, large liv. fm. with fire-
pl.,. din. ell, very good size kit, large
util. rm.. attached gar. and screened
porch; S29,500.
HOLLEY REALTY
$500 Lee Hwy. KE. $3.50 TIL
MUST SELL
New brick-and- frame rambler: 3
bedrms.. 2 baths, Ice. liv. rm. with
fireplace. kitchen with breakfast
nook, 2-car carport: on 1N-acre loi
with Ice. shade trees. Boat dock anc
sandy beach available. Is minis. IT
Belyoir. 40 minis; downtown D. G
1922; ewes. so. 6-9697.
COUNTRY CLUB LIVING
IN NEW (ooLF VIEW HOMES
ALL BRICK, 4 BEpRMs.. z BATHe
25-ft. liv. rm.. fireplace. finished
rec. rm.. separate din. rm. HOTPOINT
Country Club. With adults ana chill.
dren's swimming pool plus goli
course; S21,995. Immediate or fu.
ture occupancy: public and pa
rochial schools next door. Direc.
tons: Out Chain Bridge I'd. (Rte
|l23) mi. past Tysons Corner, OF
out through Falls Church to TySoni
Corner, left to model homes. Oper
y pm. It'll dark weekdays, all day
Saturday and Sunday.
CULMoRE REALTY co,
JE. 4-0O0O DU. D-DS71
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TOP VALUE

Not stamps. but Q fine Colonial
with 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. In
Guiding ! bedroom and bath on LIST
noor. There is . large living room
With fireplace. . 12x13 dining room,
. fun basement. The 1t OTIS Is 5 o IS
with trees and Is nicely handicapped
and level. Priced ct Sle,50O.
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N. Chevy Chase
Immediate Occupancy

4 and 5 bedrms. Large family
fm... 8 baths. full bsmt.. garage, In
quiet, attractive area. Prices,
ave-. light on Kensinaton pkvy.,
blks., right on Inverness. and follow
signs TO Spring Hill Woods. Cal
OIL. 2-e1s7 or RE. 1850.
Colonial Investment Co.
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l. :s$S:E E1S Ss;7 ssS:iF.S. rs!
cow; e ssg 4 ana ;shoois: priced
T. PECK. HI. ls0l00.
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n. ARL.. Or. Lee hwy. and olebe I'd.
rm.. rec. rm.: brk.; S26,06O; easy
terms. BY OWNER. "a. 2.Si0S.
n; ARL:-shade and cool comfort on
27-ft. Nv. rm. with flrepl.. spacious
sep. din; rm.. cheerful sun parloT
or den. 2 ample-sised bedrms.. full
nsmt.. oct: garege. roses. dogwoods,
$i4,gSo; Cali IA. 2-4eOO. WRIGHT
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WOW! LO0KY HkREl Huge red
brick American Colonial. Choice n.
Arlington residential neighborhood.
Walk 70 schools. shops. Transports
ton. churches. Three bedrooms, / u
baths. 20xl6-ft. living room. huge
family dining room. cool, private
screened porch. full tiled basement
cluds air eonditioning. Combination
aluminium screens and storm win
dows. buIlt.in bookcases. TOpAY'e
MOST OUTSTANDING OFFERING
AT Sle, 800. Immediate occupancy.
call IA. 10000, REAL. Estate
s soFS EaE H ny; s oPTN g. 30 oLksE
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HOLMES RUN ACRES
Live modern IN one. Of our con.
in this nationally famous sus'' eo oEss
nity;. exposed beamed ceilings, Z
firsplaees. finished recreation room
loan. Price only $lS,9bO, LUtfA
BBRoTHERs. REALTORS, IA. 7-s5O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26

HAMILTON, VA.-0-room masonry
house; unfinished basement. oil
h.-a.h.. town water, Close TO
schools, stores and churches, SlO.-
500. Phone JE. 3-9360 after Q pm.
LORCOM LANE, / biz. from Lorcom
lane and Nellie Gusts Dr.. and
bedTms.; SIDE screened porch. liv.
equipped kit., fun bsmt', large tree si.
shaded lot. Easy terms. For
further details. call THE DARBY
CO.: Realtors. IA. 6-o393: once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26
Be Years Ahead

he. $4,000 TIL Q PM. RA. $4,000
Our S7th Yr. Of Dependable Service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-26

FOhE5IVILLEi hsbume ICE. OF Ioal
SS:S$'R, s s!si ss'9 :Ss i'Hi;a PIN n
Q pm. PRUDENTIAL REALTY co
HILLANDALE-ADELPHI AREA
panslbls attic, full bsnit.; SSp.7
mo. HE. 1854.