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Evening star., 1958-05-11

Last year there were $1,000
tourists. Of whom $4,000 we're
from Western countries, orbis
said.
Evening star., 1958-05-11

urday svening With the crown
ing Of Miss Universe Of South
cArolina. The crown win be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Tenn. Stute Takes Natl
Cuue Title For End Year

KANSAS CITY-Lcd by Rich
ard (SkulD Barnett, Tennessee
State university Saturday won
the National Athletic Intercol-
leeiate Association Small col
legc) tournament for the see
ond straight year
The Tigers won the NAlA
James Naismith trophy by up
setting top seeded Western Hi
nois the same team that beat
them in the Tip Off tourney in
January. 1878. in the final be-
fore 10000 fans here Texas
Southern university, beaten by
Tennessee in the semi finals,
won consolation honorS By
dumping Georgetown, l2l l0l
In the Tennessee Statc-Wcstcrn
game. Barnett led the attack. net
ting 81 points. A former Gary,
Ind. prep star. he was one of
the Tigers mainstay all season.
Barnett was also voted the tourn-
mcnts Most Valuable Player.
Meanwhile, Tigers mentor, }.
B. McLcndon. was voted Coach
of the Year He received his a
ward at the NAlA Hall OF Fame
luncheon at the Hotel Muchlc-
bach.
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OSCAR ROBERTSON. the Uni.
vcrsity OF Cincinnati's l9ycar-
old whiz kid. became the first
Sophomore ever 10 be chosen
basketball player Of The year.
in the Annual United Press
poll In a vote of PSI sports
writer's and sportscasters Rob
crtson. the leading scorer in
major college ranks. received
1913 votes as the best player in
the business this season.
United Press Telephoto
dulc again after being off for
two years while the remaining
league opponents are Michigan
Indiana, Purdue and Northwest
ern.
Rounding out the card are
games with Notre Dame. regu
lar foe in recent years, and with
Stanford, which returns after
playing a two-gamc homeland
home set in 1855 and 1856 Five
games are at home, four are on
the road
The full 1861 schedule goes
like this: Sept 80 at Wiscon
sin. oct 7. Stanford. home; Oct
IA. at Michigan; Oct 81 Notr,
Dame, home, Oct %. Indiana
home: Nov. 4, at Minnesota; Nov
IL. at Purdue; Nov 10, North
western, home; Nov 25, Illinois
homo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Spartan
Sport
. Facts

Michigan States track quartet
OF Bob Hughes, Brian Castle,
Dave Lean and Willie Attcrberry
ven the one-miic ard twomlle
relay races It the 1888 Chicago
Daily News Relays
John Grccn, Michigan States
iumpin jack ccnler scored 39I
points and shared 392 rebounds
during the 1878 season TO
pace his team in both catcsories.
Michigan states total basket
ball attendance for % games IN
the 1888 season was 2O6,6l7-
an average of 1891 per game.
Gale Mikes. assistant wrcStl-
inc coach al Michigan state, won
the NCAA l55-pound mat title
i'm l947 while a Spartan under
graduate.
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~FOOlbuu Coaches Clinic Sci

EAST LANSING. Mich.-Ten-
nessee's Bowden Wyatt and Tex
as Darrell Royal will headline
the 5th annual Football Coaches
Clinic May l-3 at Michigan State
University.
Wyatt is recognized as one Of
the finest opponents in the coun-
try of the balanced single wing
attack Royal is an authority on
the Split-T attach.
They will be Joined on the
coaching staff Of the clinic by
okie Johnson, Of Mvskegon
Heights High School, one Of the
top prep coaches in Michigan.
Also participating prominently
will be host coach Duffy Dsvgh.
erty and his entire stsff-Bvrt
Smith, who is the clinic diree.
tor; Sonny crsndeIivs, Lou As.
ase, Bill Woman. John PoIon.
chek. cordie Serr and Buck Ny.
sfrom.
Jack Heppinstall, veteran Michi-
gan State trainer, once again
will lecture on training techni.
ques
The clinic will coincide with
the conclusion of spring football
practice al State. Varsity players
will be used in various clinic
demonstration and clinic reg.
istrants will be special guests
al the 2nd annual Old Timers
game Saturday afternoon May g.
This contest pits Spartan alumni
against the varsity team and
marks the end of spring work
for the undergrads.
Further information about the
clinic may he obtained by writ.
ing Football Coaches Clinic, Con
tinuing Education Service. Mich.
gan State University. East Ian.
sing. Contact also can be made
with any of the Spartan coaches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Dodgers Sign
Race Star

BERKELEY, Calif-Thc Los
angeles Dodgers signed Earl
Robinson. 81, to rich bonus
contract Saturday and the Uni
'erSlly of California lost its star
baseball player.
NO one was talking exact mo.
"cy figures, but enough hints
were gwen at a press conference
70 indicate an amount over
$4,000
II was r'Hc.tcd from another
s source that Robinson received a
S'"' y lgnrs payable over a
~ ~ 'e'r ocr'"d plus starting
',nJ ara~al salary graduating
% Sl'~0 the third year.
= II 'Fas ch Gus that Robby. a
. ) )rnl Berkeley product,
" 70 tl@ys both the infield and
o'''!eld, WAS cC1t,ntcd.
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Jones is one of the big 4
OF the Cardinal pitching staff
along with Larry Jackson, Indy
Mcdaniel and Vinegar Ben Mi
cell Last season the 6'3" right
handler won IL and lost 8 for
his first winning year in the
big leagues. lie compiled that
record despite the fact that he
was often sidclined with injuries
once a ligament in the area
CT the right knee and once in
the elbow Ct his pitching arm
II is this record that makes
Manager Hutch look forward TO
al least IS victories. He bases
that feeling on Jones past rec
ord and on 4 inning Job the
other day in spring training ..
osinst the Cincinnati Red Legs.
In that performance, Jones
struck out 4. allowed hits,
but no runs.
There are four Negroes in
training here with the Cardinals,
the largest number in the his
tory Of the organization Present
at the camp besides Jones are
Frank are Barnes. another pitch
cr, Curtis Flood and Joe Taylor,
both outfielders.
Observers say this is a far
cry from pre-Anheuser-B Busch
ownership of the Cardinals when
no Negro players were either
secuted, signed or sent to spring
training. Today the organization
has approximately 40 Negro ball
players scattered throughout the
vast farm system. 1t is believed
that since 1853 when Gussie
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let last Saturdays game slip
through their fingertips.
Walter Dukes continues his
stellar play.
Charley Primas has Welded
TO the SaperstHn call and will
ioin the Globetrotters aggrcga-
ton when they start their trans
continental tour
Five members Of the Detroit
Fed Wings were honorcd sun
day just before the final period
Of the Montreal game al the
Olympia
The five who divided seven
Awards, we're the recipients of
honors in the eighteenth an
nual Trophy Night ceremonies
which accompanied the final
home game of the season.
cordie Howe resped the H.
on's share OF the honors. The
big right wing received three
awards. The Detroit Hockey
Writers silver award as the.
teams most valuable player for
the third consecutive season and
for the fifth time in his career
as Red Wing.
Howe also received the IIar.
ry A Gormlcy Trophy as the
teams number one point scor.
cr and the Frank Murphy
Memorial Award as the team S
leading goal scorer
This marked the ninth straight
year Howe has won the Muir
ply award He has captured the
Gormley the past three seasons
and seven times in the last 8
years
Other Red Wings honorcd
were Forbes Kennedy Johnny
Wilson, and Don Pole and Jack
Mcintyre
Kennedy. the "unsung Hero
Award. givtn by the For'em
Club, the teams official fan
club
Pole, the Detroit Sports
Broadcastcrs' plaque as the team
best rookie
Wilson succeeded Alex D-l-
vccchio as the winner OF the
j. NJ. Citron Trophy for sports.
manship. This is the second lime
Wilson has received this award,
he having il in 1854
Mcintyre was selected by his
teammates TO receive the Dow
Award. the PLAYERS own trophy
the player whose hiStrlonicS
This annual award is given to
when injured are most eye catch.
ing The winner outlaStcd SIX
other team members in the most
spirited voting TO date the team
has shown
ID n
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Busch, president OF the Cardinals
and Anhcuser-Busch announced
that players would be judged
on the basis of their ability alone
so far as the Cardinals were
concerned, that the greatest
strides were made by the Red
Birds in providing equal opport-
unitles.
Barnes q 30 year old right
handler was . 1910 pitcher for
Omaha last season and turned in
. good performance Sunday when
he started against the American
League champions. the New York
Yankees. He allowed only one
run and that crossed the plate
as he forced one of the Yankees
into double play.
Flood and Taylor are both con
sidered al this time able to help
the 1858 team Flood has played
both at third base and center
field The 20-year-old speedstcr
led the Carolina league in hit
ting with a $40 average in 1856
and last year moved to the South
Atlantic league whehe he hit 800.
the fifth best mark in that league
During spring training with
the Cardinals. Flood has shown
that he can field with the best
of them and has good power al
the plate.
Taylor, also a power hitter. was
obtained with the view toward
strengthening the Red Bird
bench Last year he hit 305 with
Seattle in the Pacific Coast
league
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Michigan TonIkers Hope
To Recopture Title

ANN ARBOR, Michigan 5
swimming team, winner Of the
1858 Big Ten swimming title
last weekend, now is ready to
dig in for defense Of its NCAA
title in the national collegiate
championships here, March 81
1929.
The NCAA meet is scheduled
for the varsity pool, opening
Thursday night, March p with
the 1900 meter free style and
the onc.mctcr diving finals Pre-
iminarics are scheduled for Fri
day afternoon with finals in eight
events set for Friday night. Fur
Their trial events are set Tor
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$50 am, Saturday with the
finals in the remaining events
set for $3.50 pm, Saturday, March
%.
In scoring III points n former
champion Michigan States 70,
the Wolverines demonstrated that
they will be a powerful factor
in the national event. Yale, Tex
as, Oklahoma. the Spsrtans and
Ohio State also will figure strong
ly in the championship meet.
The charges of Coaches Gus
Staper and Bruce Harlan, in
winning the conference title
at Iowa City last weekend
swept through the meet with
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Detroit's Primas, Hall To Appear
With G|obetrotters At Olympia

ua,,em Globctrottcrs are
l ~. rrady for the battle of
se' . lives in the annual trans
'laa ,a World Series Of bas.
s',nsII with the College Allan
sr'gr in a toar That will come
e. sl', ,sr olympia Stadium in De
'rot wednesday April 2.
There are more out sianf NJ col
,.se senior basketball stars today
,s,o IN any recent years. Owner
'a.rb Abe Sapcrstein OF the
c,,b~lrctt RS thi'nts that the
sl.lmcricsn squad this season
~ 49,, ,c ne strongest in the nine.
ve.r history Of The series.
The Harlem C.obefrcf e
I,ow that they face a showdown
,.s, Of The validity Of their boast
"a, they are tsskefbaIl's world
,h,mo;cns. They know that they
must win this series or suffer
tremendous blow - their pres
,,oe and their drawing power at
me box office. They mean 10
a, about FIR victory.
This is evident from the care
Nth which Slpcrstcin has select
Cd his GlobctrCltcr squad for the
series He has chosen the nine.
ulaycr aggregation entirely on
ihe basis Of ability right now
rast achievements or regulations
have had no weight with Saper-
stein in his choices. AS a con
sequence. he has four newcomers
10 the roster along with five
courtmcn who played brilliantly
in the series last Spring.
This is the finest Globctrot
fer team that could assemble,
SAYS Sapcrstcin And, | might
add. il is one of the greatest bas-
ketball teams that has ever been
put together anywhere
The Trcttcr veterans are led
By the Ole reliable. Capt. Clar.
cncc Wilson, the only player who
has been in every series since
the classic was inaugurated in
1850 One Of the games fore
most lone set shots and play
makers. Capt Wilson is the
man who always pulls the team
together
Also back from the 1857
squad are Handy Andy John.
son, MesdowIark Lemon, Tom
Irsrsn) Spencer and Roman
Turner These lads can do any.
hing: heY are tremendous
Under Tie boards, they can pass
and shoot and they are masters
o. defensive stratagems.
Two Of the finest cagcrs ever
developed in Detroit will shore
up ne Globctrottcr squad They
are Charley Prfinas, regarded
BY many as Wayne Univcrsity'S
altlmn Basketball ace. and
Show'rM Hall. a graduate Of
Brew ir Recreation Center
Hall his been a member Of
the G'ohrtrctter organization
Tor several wears but he is now
payng the best ball The
other new men on the Trottcr's
Top Unit are Chuck Harrison
and ll2r'ey Taylor, two youngs
lcrS vAo are destined for star
dom.
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MORT
@ HOTS IN
0PORTS

Bill Russell Of the Boston
Celtics cleared the backboards
40 times against the Philly War.
riOrs.
Marty Simmons who fought
from 1927 TO 1910 and won 326
fights 81 Of them straight wins
and lost 49, now manages Man
ages Manuel Hernandez
Curley Yost was quite en-
thused over Willie Coleman and
rates him as one Of the better
prospects
The Detroit Pistons laced up
their boots and won after they
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
MSU Lists Future
Grid States

EAST LANSING, Mich-Michi-
gan States football schedules are
now complete for the next four
years with the announcement of
the 1861 slate by Athletic Di
rector Clarence (Biggie) Mum.
Partially-complctcd schedules
for the years 1928 and 1864
also were revealed by Mum.
The Spsrtsns will play seven
Big Ten opponents in 1851, the
first time they've listed more
than six league encounters since
they entered conference grid
play in 1853. In addition, State
opens and closes with league
game for the first time in its
Big Ten history.
Michigan State goes to Wiscon-
sin for its opening game and
closes at East Lansing with Hi
nois. Minnesota is on the schc-
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seven individual first places
and relay title The victory
marked the first time the VOL
VcrincS have won the Big Ten
crown since l948 when Matt
Mann, former Maize and Blue
coach, guided them to the title.
Matt will be in the running
for a shot at the NCAA crown
again. this time as coach of an
upcoming Oklahoma team.
Michigan although showing
all-around strength was paced
by a pair Of champions in Dick
lIanley and Cy Hopkins but
the sensation Of the meet was
Detroit sophomore Tony fash
nick, who turned in triple
win coping the 100 yard
butterfly. the 200 yard butter
fly and the 200 yard individual
medley. Tie set new American
collegiate. Big Ten and pool
record in winning the 200 yard
fly of 2:06
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Cardinals Base Hopes
On Youthful Troinees

ST PETERSBURG FLA sound Sad Sam Jones is being
counted this by St Louis Cardinal manager Fred
Hutchinson the Red Birds plunge deep into regular
spring training here.
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Il. w. BERENS SALES
ROCKVILLE
MARYWEATHER HOMES

NEW SPLIT LEVELS AND RAM
sLLTTEs, ya2n,sRE5ERpR 4 R1e ANS I'M n
A nav; G HHEEDDicHH e Chi MA AND
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FRED B. cUsHMAN

WASHINGTON GROVE. near
oaithersburg-6-room house ar.
ranged for 2 apis, in excellent
condition. $4,000.
NEAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cinder block eonst. rms. and bath
on LIST n. Ice. rm. on cd: over
an acre OF land.
FREDERICK, MD.-2-story briek
row house; made into 3 apts.; ex-
eel. location for renting: always
rented. $4,000.
eO2a BURGUNDY DR., MARY
YALE. Rockville-Frame BUNGALOW,
4 rooms and bath, large utility
equipped kitchen. Si2.60O.
4 ACRES. less than s minutes
TO Acc. 2-story frame, 8 rooms
and bath. full bsmt., oil heat, Sar
and workshop.
200. ACRES. improved with a
beautiful 10-room stone house. in
modern cond.; 60-coW Washington-
type dairy barn. silo, large bank
barn. tenant house. nsh pond
oeeuttful location with over 1 mile
OF hard road frontage.
- FRED B. CUsHMAN
436 N. Frederick Ave, oaithersburT
EYES, Mr.. Price, GaitheFsburg sos
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IMAGINE
WORK SAVER

You'll be delighted with the step
saving design Of this modern Gift.
custom brick rambler on corner lot
n ao Eil liam e. area The ingenio sss
save steps and labor. imagined
sun bathed rms. on floor. Foyer
entrance, sep. dining rm., FOUR
bedrms, and 2 full baths, modern
equip ECU kit No stairs to climb since
and fully equipped. Lge. pine
paneled den or rec. rm. with brick
corner fireplace and jalousied win
dows add the piece de resistance
TO this .charner. Ground-leyel en-
board. heat. Need we say more
except - $27,950 on reasonable
terms. Gail now for appt.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO-; 9.5992: Ewes. HA. 2-9O79.
WAs NeolEUs
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DOCTOR

CORNER COLONIAL; 9 rms, ex-
ing room wi with iirepiacs.. 3 psdr nls-
sep. din. rm.. FULL hsmt., storm
windows. Across from new Catholic
nth school. Price, SIS. 800. r. A.
HuMPHRHs q SONS, Perpetual
Bldg, JU. $4,000
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELthl-Modern 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; i a baths, rec. rm.:
cow. 70 Nd. University; 81 ,OOd
down: $4,000. HUGH T. PECK,
HE. 4-8400. 1850 New Hamp. Ave
ADELPHI CHILLUM or Langley
homes wanted. JOHN Jos,
BROWN. Broker, HA. 2-36sl.
ADELPH = Brick and Californis
redwood split-level: 3 bedrooms
w baths: Dc luxe rec. room N
ground level with picture win.
doWs: extras galore: Wali-to. val
Competing: 2-ton air conditioner
deep freeze, washer, etc. Priced
under the market at S1S,95O WITH
Ice. 81 LIST trust that may be as
sumed: TO inspect call til o pm,
~; 7sSoOO; AP. 7-4S4S, Z. c.
BRADBURY HTs.-Brk,, 3.bedrn1
Cape Cod: h.-w.h.. bsmt. Si3.-
300; assume 4M% loan. Mr..
Bunting, RE. $4,000, RE. 6-s2I4.
I'll 9 pm. PRUDENTIAL REAL
III CO.
BRANDYWINE-Briek- land -Perma-
stone new home: over half-acre
lot; bedrooms: Ice. living room;
kitchen; utility room: fun bath
$1,000 cash. balance payable 500
drews Field. FairvieW 2-355I.
CARROLLTON-S2. 600 down FHH
appraised. Almost new 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler with earport: liv.
rm: with nrepl., sep. din. RIM. :
slate roof; plastered walls: 3O-in.
attic fan: cleo. kit: full bsmt. (;
fenced lot. Owner moving west.
S Sss,Tss NOW ,~m caRRoirsNs sc Rr ms
TX, sP. 3-Ss3s, sP. $3.50.
CHEvERLY AREA-3-bedrm., ~
bath Dutch-style Colonial: big
I my ana No. din: rms" dream kit;
r Tsn r table .u sDfss P stcs% Ss
doWs and doors. BarsSin priced
ct S13,950, liberal FHA down
RfRS o%PsEHsslrrEs.N l ES. 7.7 ssE4DHoIs
iss. Nv. T1. With woo HSod. .s%SlsI
fireplace: sep. din. rm., ultra
modern kit: tWin-slEe bedTms. /;
FHA. PRINCE dEORGES REAL.
TY Co. UN. 4-1I66, WA. 7-61b6.
O s.sso1s coiSpini, an. ssmt suns Is
y. screened porch, ~ baths;
Johns school and public schools
FHA terms; occupancy June.
S16.500 or best offer. 59O7 14th
place. AP. 7-OOsB.
COLLEGE PARK-3 bedrms. with
stairway 10 garrett: lovely h-acre
with trees: walking distance 10
schools and transp.. reAs. terms
for responsible buyer: $4,000.
THoe. ?. RoSEWAo ASSOC. TO.
COTTAGE CITY-Attrac. 2ystoFy
Dutch Colonial; 2 bedrms.. din.
rIn., encl. porch, fun bsInt.: An
chor-feneed lot with nO-ft. FROM
tage: 5000: excel. terms, DUNN
4 CO., Realtor, WA. 7-004e: ewes,
DEMATHA HIGH AREA on HY-
ATTBVILLE-1O rooms (B bed
rooins), 3 baths: . very solid old
home In good eond.: durable as
bestos shlngle over frame; LOT
eOx14Q; short safe. walk TO- pub.
lie and pafcehisl Sehccl.; SPLENDID
value a. sIs'eSo; $1,000 down
d IHSi; d. 7'iAii' Ewes Oh
z. RIvERDALE : 6-rms 2-bath,
mod. semi-det; hrk,; $685. down,
s sisS7 sc o mo i zen; If'd aSs
Me. e-6454; ewes. and Sun, RA
3.5454.
EDMONsTON RD.-Immac, b.rm.
stone ramb.: exp. attic: $3.50 On
500 mo. JOHNSON. WA. 7.bQ6O,
GREGORY ESTATE - 3-bedrm
rec. rni.; spSrtiss Ike ! new pen.
NJ; $3.50 down and Sos per mo,
RRiNcE oEoRdRs S1ALTY Co,
On. l-t1oo, Wa. 1905.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NO DOWN PAYMENT-Year-round
house at. North Beach. Nd; 4
Pms. sRd ooJ porch sa1, r; ss st0y e.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD. INA. TWEEDY
KENsINGToN. MD.
VETERANS ONLY
$500 DOWN

5 bEDHMS. Ia BATHS
z,I yET sTEosR r. u ssE,,S xoUR ws q
RkNL WIEN YOU CAN BUY a
FULL BsMT.. IN a cLosE-IN Lo-
OPEN. iOSlESf, SAT.-SUN.
BRING YOUR WIFE AND Your
CERT; OF ELL0IH l;J ~ MAKE z
pafRecITicNs; DRIVE OUT GA.
AVE: 10 PLYERs MIL ROAD
CTRAFFIC LIQHTl, LEFT 1 MIL
10 oPPHH HousE on RioHf.
TO kE ENNssIINtdITNo SfREE;ofsEE,
TURN RIGHT pLYERs Mill
RIdHT 4 BLKs. 10 TINS MODEL
LMAM. -.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

A. q. PARK AREA, real cutie, on
River I'd. and Western ave.-Com-
Portable Colonial priced In the
teens, on trame-free street, 5ep-
ALete dining room. BEDROOMS,
full basement with elubroom: Fhh
applied for: only iOss down; CAL
ARMY MAP svC. -CAnIN JOHN
6-rm. Colonial on Y acre ground;
bedrms;; iall esmtSS .- e. . ceti
purchaser; low On. payment. r, A,
Bids.. Silver sprine, ~. e:ss00.
BANNOCKBURN HEIGHTS : An
excelientiy designed 2-yr. -old
home Of outstanding quality IN
every respect has become avail.
sC%nsgritS through s%son, the s..S pEnef
truly exceptional home Of sem
sTSSs DEcD ssts' ths smln.Stiy
Sos. FOR further details and Apt.
II. NV, pi. 7.e057.
BETHEsDA - Prald-new e:bsdaIE,m.,;;
l-bath split-ievel, on beautiful
shaded lot in Edgemoor. Unbe.
iisyable. value in middle 40s;. Call
Mr., MURRAY, OIL. 0.e07o. or
OF 2:700o. FRANK Q. fhn-
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Edgemoor
$17,5OO
71n1 Fvfoir ID

Corner. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
with basement and screened porch.
sep. din. rm.
Open Sat. and Sum-, / to 5
Out Bradley blvd. 10 FAIRFAX I'd.
bear right to Exfair, left on Ex-
fair TO house.
Thomas L. Phillips Co.
772O wis. Ave. OIL. 4-142z
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HOUSES GOA sALE-N.E.

BRICK BUNGALOW. BrookIand
bsmt.; Ice. I'd. Low On. payment.
Call Mr. Edgar. CO. 6-5O37. NO.
7-7462.
ATTEN.; INVEsTORs-BRoKERS
Have 8 houses. DC, Sc, me-.
near East Capitol st. Sell ali or
one. Cash, terms. OWNER, or.
4-7406; AID. 4.S404. Ext. 3O7.
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FOR . modern s-bedrm. brick house,
Neal house rents for S7b,. Total
down payment Including settlement
n 5000. Government appraised
,uS FScS: s %ssn for ' .pso ny.
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NO DOWN PAYMENT = N. Ari.;
move in today; nice bungalow with
jalousied porch: NEW FURNACE;
large kit. with picture window
looking out on deep wooded lot;
S11,950. JOHN M. ANDERSON,
la 7-R10R. Ia R-a21A.
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AMERICAN DUTCH COLONIAL
True center hall, 4 bedrms., 2
baths on End; lge. den with fre-
place. huge recreation RIM. with fre-
place and bar; 2-car garage, lovely
porch. towering oak trees. on 1-acre
lot. Priced below $4,000. We
take trades. Call Mr.. Collins.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. JU. 7-77OO
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8 BEDRMs.. Ia baths. Kitchen
sutomstie washer Assume. Assume ,i To-
500 CT loan at 4tsss; $40 per
month total payment: So, 500
full price. We have 2 Of these
houses available. Immaculate con-
dition: immediate occupancy.
P1NTAOON REALTY CO., Real
tors, Fairfax, Va, OR. 3-34OO.
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Nh. McLEAN-Most beautiful KIT.
doubis oven NJ; With a. rctisssrie, STAIN.
less. steel sink, disposal, dish
washer; 8 bedrms., 3 full baths,
unique rec. rm. with glass wall
overlooking nearly an acre with
Q stream: magnificent view. Ca
rage. full bsmt. A terrific buy ct
$SS;750. MANNAs REALTY. JE.
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IToNE CAFE con VITA Z bsdFms.
i az isT Tsr;e: l iss'a aso as :.S
space In equipped kitchen. fuii
bsmt. Priced 81 $lS,9SO. Owner
says SELL FLA terms avail
able. Please call OV. 3.llI3.
SHANNON \ LUcHs CO., Real