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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
Eisinger Gets
Golf HonOrs
For Sd Week
by MERRELI. wHITTLEsEY
star star writer


Billy Wolfes attractive young
wife finally watched him finish
in the money. John Eisinger
won low amateur honors for
the third straight week. and
Bill Clarke tossed aside his
ehairman's chores 10 pick up
the latest check. These we're
the co-features OF the Pro-
Amateur at Goose Greek yes
terday.
Wolfe and his pretty bride
have been married several
weeks and she has followed
him every step Of every tourna-
ment In which he has played
since their wedding. Mrs. Wolfe.
a quiet girl. left the impression
that her husbands golf game
mystiiied her.
Nothing could be further
from the truth. When Billy
posted his 2-under-par 10 to
tie Clarence Doser Of Wood
mont and Clarke in the pro
sweepstakes. he was asked In
the presence Of his wife II he
hit the ball well.
he hit 1t great" Mrs.
Wolfe quickly replied. Hes
driving perfect. his long irons
are sharp and his short game
is good TO the green. But his
putting is terrible"
Those may not be her exact
words. but they're close to II,
and her reply startled those
around the scoreboard.
Billy played the four par-five
holes in five under par. with
three brides and an eagle. but
missed half-dozen 6-footers.
81 could have had the best
round Of my life today" Billy
said.
Seasons Best Round
Clarke. the Mid-Atlantic
.PGA's tournament chairman
had his best round of the
season. Bill had a 39-31-70.
and with Chuck Schomann of
Hillendale won the Pro-Am
with a best ball of 81. Scho-
mann, a l2-handicap player
had his career nine going out
and helped Clarke eight shots
Clarke had his 81 coming back.
Schomann had SO for the
round.
Doser, winner or cowinner of
three of the last four events
had a steady 36-34-7O. He
picked up only one stroke Nn
his low-scoring scrap with
Walter Romans of Baltimore
Country Club, who had II, as
did Charley and Bill Bassler of
Rolling Road and Billy Phillips
Of Winchester.
The pro-ams have been
drawing better amateur fields
this year and Eisinger clearly
has been the top man. He was
second at Bethesda with a IA.
won at Court House with 8. rs.
at Fort Meade with SO, and
yesterday with a 70. Del
Beman was second yesterday
with 70.
Tough to Beat
Eisinger, the 200 pound
Duke graduate. is driving the
ball to perfection, and will be
tough to beat when the big
sectional tournaments start.
Tom Paciocco of Quantico
had 86-20-66 to win amateur
net over Wally Hankin of
Goose Creek. 84-15-69, and
Tom Caminiti of Clifton Park.
76-7-69. Phillips and Hankin
were second low IN the pro-am
with SO, and the 66 scores in
cluded Wolfe and Bill Britt;
Dick Mullen of Indian Spring
and Caminiti, and Clare Emery
and Sid Carroll of Washington.
Hard luck guy of the day, as
usual was AL Jamison, the host
pro. Jamison was three under
par for is holes but finished
with three bogeys to miss the
money with a par y.
Pro sweepstakes:
Rfilv WALTZ rtanhro1S IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

CHICAGO. May 27.-Super-
stitution in baseball isn't dead
=. Frank Boiling of the Tigers
never kneels in the on-deck
circle because he believes he'll
60 hitless If he does The
second baseman kneels while
awaiting his turn at the plate.
but he's always outside the
circle.
Billy Martin Of the Tigers
recently received a flock of re-
ligious medals and distributed
them among his teammates
:. Frank Larry tucked his
medal into the front of his
cap while pitching against the
Yankees and it drew a protest
from Mickey Mantle Seems
the shiny medal was rejecting
the sun through an air space
When the Tigers finally
ended their losing streak
: against the Yankees Saturday.
the jubilant Martin dashed
into the trainers room and
hoped into the whirlpool bath,
uniform and all Al Kaline
has snapped his slump with a
furry of 10 hits in his last 10
tries.
Bill Week says that If the
Yankees are beaten, 1T will be
strictly an accident - train
wreck. plane wreck or some
thing like that" The YAM
KEGS have won IL of their last
13 games despite the fact a 1878
hitter has been inactive. 4.
Bill Skowron has been out with
a bad back but the Yankee
Express keeps laundering along.
The Senators are averaging
1890 customers per date on
the road and 10.500 at home,
all of which will add to a fat
profit II 1t keep UP. +. But with
the Yankees opening up such
a huge gap baseball bosses are
fearful that fans will be rat
ting around in American
League parks during July, Au-
gust and September.
There's no finger-pointing at
Herb Plews or Rocky, Bridges
when discussing what's wrong
with the Senators. Herb
has been a 1855 hitter in eight
games since he took over az
third base, while Bridges 800
batting has given him a new
thrill - being bottom man
among the leagues top 10.
The Senators get q vacation
from the Yankees after playing
them twice Friday. They
then will play a string of IS
games without confronting the
leaders. Ron Jackson, White
Sox first baseman, asked Ted
Williams for batting advice be-
fore Sundays double-header
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

BALTIMORE. May 81 R.-
Bob Kennel, 22-year-old
catcher from North Carolina
State College, yesterday signed
a minor league baseball con-
tract for a bonus with the
Orioles. The amount of the
bonus was not disclosed, but
Jim Mclaughlin. Orioles farm
director. said it was "of sum-
cient size to put him in the
bonus category under the rules
of baseball" The old figure was
$4,000.
Kennel, from New Bern,
N. c., signed a Louisville con-
tract. but will report to Knox
vile in the Sally League June
4 after his graduation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

Po-A-western. 1875: Anacostia.
ai-7, E-.Aahoney Conner, Hunt 2,
Zlerler kordan Dp--Mahoney and
Chaconas: Nofdan. Diver and Outh-
RE, chaeonas and lewis. LOB West.
ern, ); Anaeostia, 2
M,Senso5u tfh RI. s cSm-Hss, sn15Tsyioh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

with any club. He said he Is
not worried about playing with
a major league team right of,
although he feels he's in need
of experience first.
Menke. whose father was a
minor league player. hit $50
as a shortstop and also pitched
st. Johns High to two success
sive State prep baseball titles.
Father and son plan to
weigh every offer carefully and
expect to announce a decision
tomorrow or Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27

ls-l1.
wP-Gould.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03
lis Washington For Bill
by BERNIcE wNEcK

You'n be seeing Mn Malone, WAdAL-sports-
caster and host Of his own radio show selling .
variety Of products this fall. Bill has added fve
new network commercials to his credit but stin
has no desire TO become network announcer
cts washington for me-" says Bill!
An avid outdoor sportsman, Bill ms the
hard-to-flnd spare moments In his busy sched-
ule with such sports as: Polo. golf. nying. water
skiing fishing, hunting and auto racing
Del Make, wAdAL news former city editor
and nv newscaster in Anchorage), and family
were guests at the Texas state Society fete Tor
AIaskans in washington last Sunday.
WAaAL's Felix Grant win be suhbing Tor Dick
Clark In Philadelphia on August Is. Vaca-
tioning weatherman Louis Allen touring the
United States, !. /. Pete JameFson win make
personal appearances ct Glen Echo Park On
August o. Richard Hardness, WRc news, IN
Europe, win return on August 2s. Leslie
(sscretary TO WRC director Of cperationsl and
husband Richard NoIker on TO Europe today
for six weeks. (. wRC station Manager Joseph
GoodfeIlow. back after two weeks at Myrtle
Beach In South Carolina. Stanley Bell, WHC
account executive, attended the Shrine conven-
ton In Chicago, where he directed one Of the
numbers in the Massed Chanters Concert. !.
Rachel Ennis. wRC radio sales, back from Dem
yer. Colo. Irma Wigfield, new secretary IN
Carleton d. Smiths ONCE. Lin kraabei' WIZ
personnel assistant, and Frank Ford have an
August 0 walk-down-the-a date. IT. Col
Ralph McCawley, advertising and promotion
manager at wRC, on military duty at Indian
Gap Military Reservation, Pa. =. William Coyie,
director of sales for wRC-Tv, recently returned
from q 6O00-mile trip to major West Coast
market areas, Immediately took on again Tor
week In New York.
Frank skinner, wRC artist in the scene
shop. was one OF i've t76 took the test 70 DC
elected to the United Scenic Artists OF America
He win be initiated in New York on September
Lewis Martin subbing for Mark Evans.
Henry Morton begins subbing duty for Scott
sutton (WTOP news Sunday Jen Bower
medical student at Johns Hopkins, biggest new
money winner TO date on Milton q. Ford's ia
in the Name quiz show. Jack Kelly CMaV'
erick) win be washington visitor in Septem'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

WAAAL--7 hos odded five new network
commercials 70 his chores but he still
prefers life In Washington to the life Of
network announcer.
ber =. Top winner in Pete Jamerson's Name
the Dragon contest Is 4-year-old Johnny stoner
OF Arlington, who called him Dudley. John
Cooley's CWashineton's singing deejay) record
magic Noon now at the record shops. =.
The Frank Slinglands CWRc directory proud
parents of new arrfval--Charles scott-second
child Back for return engagement on
Charlie Byrds Jazz Recital show on August -
Angelo Tompros, known as the Down Home
Tenor Sax Player" His backlog Of band asso-
Citations include Claude Thornhin and Buddy
Rich. wAAAL's safeway Theater host Johnny
Batchelder, who Just recently met another
member Of the wMAL stan in person. Is still
awaiting the day he and Louis Allen win meet
TB-Tv quiz response-More than 1000 let
tiers in first two weeks. Special note: You neec
not be a daily or weekly winner to be In linz
for top prize. The rs cards win be drawn from
all sent in during the quiz. Deadline August IL
WTTG's directors Roger Gordon ana Bol
OConnor responsible for orandpa's frolckinl
with his animated cartoon friends, through
their camera techniques. 4. /. David Bates, WRG
page. spending two weeks in New York visiting
his uarents aHa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
gu. S. Airmen Killed
In EneIond Identified

LONDON. April 10 R.-The
United States Air Force last
night released names Of three
airmen killed when their Jet
reconnaissance plane crashed
near Fakenham In Eastern
England yesterday.
They were: Capt. Roger r.
Taylor, 50. OF cubuero. N. Mex;
1t. Robert b. Handbook, "a. OF
Melrose Park. H.. and sergt.
Bernard M. Valencia, "a OF Los
Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
WurIitzer Agrees
To End Sole Curbs

A consent judgment barring
the wurlitzer Co. Of North
Tonawanda. N. y. from re-
stricting the sale and distribu-
ton Of juke boxes has been
entered In Federal Court In
Buffalo. the Justice Depart
men, announced yesterday.
The Government had charged
Wurlitzer. q major manufac-
turer and distributor Of coin
operated monographs. with
violation OF the Sherman Anti
trust Act In consplring with Ia
distributors 10 allocate terri
tories and customers for the
sale and distribution Of the
machines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

CHEVY CHASE W.-Excel brick
Colonial, COW. to schools. transp ,
NH, lady OF Lourdes Parish. 3
twin-size bedrms.. full bsmt ga
rage; Sl7,950. GEO W ROBERT
SON. Realtor, 1896 Wise. ave,
OIL. 2-2l23. Ewes. EN-. 2-2O25.
Office open Sun. 10-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

prettiest spiitoie1el we have ever
seen just S3l 500. 2 big bedrms..
2i2 baths. Beautiful family rm.
with fireplace and adjoining patio;
huge clCbrm.. story-book kitchen.
Gear garage and a host of every
thing. You'll love I'll Call SHAM
NON L. tUCHS CO. KE. 7-1S00
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. U. PARK AREA-Just over
D. c. line in Greenacres: lovely
little 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial with
slate roof: clean as a pin; full
basement with Law. and outside
entr. covered patio: rec. rm.. dish
washer; short walk to popular
Westbrook Elementary: Sl,500 On.
may buy! One 25-yr. loan for bal
anee Of purchase price approx.
sos mo. Purchaser must be ap-
proved. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
INC. DI. 7-l4ll ewes, FL. 6-364S.
ARGYLE FOREST, on Forest Glenn
I'd. : Split-level. 3 bedrms., 2
baths; large wooded lot; family
HILDEBRAND Co. ~. 9-ssS0'
ARMY MAP-GLEN ECHO AREA
Massively built, 3-bedroom, stone
and ork. Colonial with heavy tiled
roof lst-FLOOR Law, 22.ft. liv.
place. huge scr. pch; buiIt.in ear .: /:
wooded iot with s5.ft' frontage.
Will consider $500 down. bal
ance approx. 500 per month
PRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC, Di.
7.l4ll: YES. Ell 6-364e.
BANNOCKBURN - 3-bedrm. brick
rambler Ice liy. rm. with frepl.
sep. DIN. rm., full bsmt., built in
garage S22.g50 GEO. W. ROB-
ERTSON. Realtor. 1896 wise ave ),
OF, 2-2i23. Ewes, OIL. 2-257O,
once open sun. 1915.
BETHEsDA-Near D. c. line and
transportation; Sl5,9bO GUYS this
charming 3.bedroom brick Colonial
With slate roof. full basement: AL
cond. owner eavinR city, must
R RI ialf ssst co SP o s.. a tSsss
BETHEsDA-sl7, 500 for quick sale
4.bedrm., 2:bath Cape Cod. Ice.
fenced yard; near NH. and
SS 9isoli soa SaSsan' PosRR''t .RS time
BETHESDA : Briek. redwood ram
S oIs. d sl'n or e az S.d,% Hsdr%,
10y Extras sN1s nI ihs c aTree eor ad
air cond.: sis.SO0, $500 On.
DONALD Z. YoUNKIN a CO..
BETHESDA - BATTERY PARK
AREA - Lovely brick bungalow
Five rooms and bath on LIST floor;
large finished room on md floor
Ss a Rs;f% Water Tit hrA EfeT SaER
OFFER. Call Mr.. Sweeney, HE.
4.6962, A. 8. GARDINER a. co.
INC. 1881 L street NV, Ma. d
BETHEsDA MAsTERPIECE-"PER.
FECTION' II an understatement
In describing this lovely 3.bedrm, !,
2,i,bsrIhh vn;;PPIlitt;,l,e,y.sll, cENTrR "a !.
Of dollars 10 beautiful landscap-
ing. large family room with fire-
place. open onto delightful rear
covered patio fabulous 0.E kit
s sh5pHS. ,t sTies srB. n S. 30 u.
wall carpet and Grapes PRANK
8 PHILLIPS INC, DI. 7.i4li;
eyes,. OIL. 2.60g0.
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1Ie3;fT rc,J zaAoAMI REALTY Co.
HILLCREST, only Sl4,250 - De.
tached brick: liv fm. with hrepl
sep. din. Im. This is 9 buy Of q
lifetime. Nothing 70 do 70 this
house; Just move IN and relax:
won't last; Call nov e 3 Sc, see; We
s iaf; iI'f fsc. re- sEL8 ei5tSo ".
MILLcREsT AREA. Si3.950-semi-
Diet. brk. y rms. - bedrms ;,
bath, rec rm. and shower. OF 4ss
hEHeneinqE ss s5s9sss' l. T. 6RA.
WAITE. Rssitor, Ma. s-0553.
HILLCREsT-owners leaving, must
sell Beautiful Colonial brick; 1
bedrms. s baths, 2 fireplaces. rec.
rm.. lovely lawn with trees. In.
vestigate this, II will pay. Box
a9O-D. Star.
RILIcREsT = bet, brick. center
hall. 8 rms. 8 bedrms lSt-n.
powder rm. fun hsmt. with rec.
$50. ANAcosTiA REALTY, ss4e
M MINI fii hps 'f iuL s:Ss7 1907 eyes,
s EMP =. s..t s.su,i ;%. fenced tl
I'd: priced 70 sell, with small
SEsEE8ScoEis5 R i1IiasI J &C. $.7S So
q NJ Johason, ,LLoo. 7.772s OF
OFF PENNA. AND TEXAS AVE
s.E.-.Wonderiul 3-hedrm 2.bath
Diet. brick home; entrance over
powder rnn.. sep. dining rm or
LIST hoor rec. rnl, and powder
nm In bsmt,: att, garage, patio
fenced lot Priced 70 sell NOW
Call Mrs Cox. LU !-si36 or ST
a-736s. ATLAS REALTY co.
Mr.. CONGRESSIONAL BLDGs.. II
q st. se.-ReSdy for occupancy
restored modern brick, end a..
bedrms and bath LIST A.. dining
living rm. with brick hoor-to-ceil
ins hrepl.. kit, dinette, powdel
rni daylight bsmt. !, rec. rn. viii
foor.to-eeilinl frepl, laundry fm
Rnd bath Open for inspection
Sat and sun 2-6 BLUE RIAL
~ CO., DI. 1887.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
OWNERS RETIRING

SEE THESE HOMES TO-DAY
r@ M home S in Al eo T Fenced 9y ysTd,
cement porch. mr.. schools, churches,
tfansp; Priced to sch,
1908 RIDGE PL. SE.-Brk.. : rms,
. baths. mod. kit. cement porches,
fenced yard. many extras incl. in
sale; 4 desired neighborhood.
1915 22nd ST. S.E.-Brk. 3 bed
rms, bath, fenced yard; mr..
schools, churches and transp. Excel.
netghborhood; terms.
Ii VIII S13H aTrcupvE YES L ~, l; 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23
R0UsEs FOR sALE-Mp.
(coNTihUEpl


BETHESDA-Choice close-in loca
ton. Brick Colonial. LIST H.. bed.
room and bath. large living RIM.
ainins rm., rear screened porch,
: huge bedrms. up; full basement
S24,95o. BiLLiNGSLEY REALTY
co, EN-. 2-2326; ewes. OIL
BETHESDA = Beaut. dec. brick
split level; in excel. residential
area twin-sized bedrms.. ~
baths. formal din. rm. All-elec
Kit, rec. rin., Plus game rm.; .
car garage; S3l,50O. KOR2EN-
DORFER REALToR. OIL. SSH,
BETHESDA = Spacious farmhouse,
near NH: 4 bedrooms, = baths:
den. powder room. large center
ran, gucst-size dining room,
Kitchen with eating space, living
room with , exposures. = porches
Double lot, OIL h.-w.h. Close TO
PEMlaygronnd; s2l,5oO; REALIST-
BETHEsDA-EDGEMOOR - Brand
new brk. split-level with 5 bed
rms. PLUS den and baths.
among oak trees So J feet e'i in ' dism.
eter. Priced at $4,000. FRANK
8 PHI LIPS. INC, OIL. 2-1OO6.
Ewes, OIL. 6-s076.
BRADLEY HILLS-Ouality and set
ting; near Burning Tree Club.
Brick amber, better than new,
only 3 years old, on la-acre
Of wooded and Handicapped ground
Center hall, large living room,
family dining room. kitchen with
breakfast space. 3 bedrooms, >
baths, handsome clubroom. hobby
room; lovely walled patio: garage
Prlced in upper 30s REALIST-
lNGS CORP OIL "-020S.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-Beautifuf
brick and stone Colonial in choice
neighborhood. 3 twin-size bed
rms. = baths. Ice. beamed CELL
ing liv. rm., ser porch. full bsmt
with extra hedrm. and bath, rec.
nm. built-in garage $25,950.
GEO. w ROBERTSON. Realtor,
a36 Wise, ave. OIL. 9-aiH3. Ewes
EN-. 2-2025. once open Sun. 1876
BLVD. AREA home
OF rare charm; gracious brick
rambler on a-acre, level wooded
site. Ltv, rm., with bay window
and firepl., formal din rm.: beaut
cleo. kit with breakfast bar: 3
unusually spacious becrms.. 2la
baths, Ban. rec. r1. lear ga
rage. KORzENDoRFER REALToR.
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SILVER sPRING-Brand-new. ex-
tra-lge. all-brk., 3-bedrm RAM
ultramod kit. patio, huge scr
pch.: on "a acre Of lovely grounds
Attrac price and IN. Out Ga
ave. r.. on Iayhill I'd past
Argyle Country Club 10 WATSON
open sign. 10. 5-3OSO. JU
S-ouOO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-mp.

EDoEMooR-BETHEsDA- We in
vite YOU to inspect q new eonser-
vative brick home in this c0.nmu.
nifty OF fine residences. You will
find quality in construction. COM
Tort In Arrangement generous pro-
portions, convenience and prestige
About $4,000. open sun. Lao
to $50.
Come TO Fairfax I'd. at the cor
ner OF Wilson lane and our open
A. C. HouoHToN 4 SON
l41S H 81. NV.
DI. 7-9O57 Ewes. OIL. 2-5065
GAITHERsBURG-Protect your in
vestmentl In restricted community,
3-bedrm. 2-bath brk. rambler, on
very lge. lot: $4,000.
HENRY W. BeCRAFr
Pc, 2-6665 GAITHERSBURG $50
WOODSIDE FOREST-Open / to
dark. Finest section. best construc-
ton. 2 new ramblers. Price in the
sos. Cash offers or trades. Dir.
Out Colesville I'd, to Dale dr.. left
to Crosby rd,, right to Pin Oak dr.,
left TO Crestridge and open sign.
SLIGO PARK - Hard 70 beat.
Close-in loo. 3-bedrm brk. split
brick rambler: SI3,05O; terms.
c. P. FLETCHER. 10. 5-29l0
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6eaI MASS. AVE.-open sun

81? MASS. AVE.-Open Sun, l.
5:3O. Handsome 3-bdrm., 1-bath
brk. Colonial with heavy slate
roof: vacant: redecorated: fun
basement. scr. pch.. garage; beau
THU wooded lot 60xl2O Priced
in lower 20sl Owner compelled 10
consider all bids! S50.OOO will not
buy you a finer controlled family
environment public and parochial
2-342l FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC DI 1.I4l1 y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

SILVER SPRING. Woodmoor - An
adorable home in almost-neW
cond mod kit plus COW liv.
rnn. wLtirepl.. total pay. $50 per
mo Below market At sl3.NO0
Colesville I'd y on Univ. blvd
turn LEFT on Whitestone 10 400
JU 81 1891 WATSON CO, JU
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BRADLEY HILLS GROVE - Gus
built WILLIAMSBURG, built by
builder for his home less than
yrs, ago Features incl. den with
filepl; wall Of. old brick, powder
Fnll bsmt., scr. porch. 2, acre
lovely shrubbery, MANY trees, cir
cular driveway TO .-car GARAGE
Today call OIL. 1896. SAMUEL
E: BOGLEY OF MD. INC. OIL. g.
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SILvER SPRING CLOSE-IN' Near
Hechts, 81. Michael's church and
school. Attrar brick ENGLISH bum
ealow; sep. DIR, scr. pch., INV.
hea' Raraee; Ice hit SlS.g50!
= rpI EX co III a.RI11
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SILVER SPRING - Almost new.
Sl6,75n. 3-bedrm brick rambler;
I acre; . firepls. Assume 14,50n
loan. Cash or terms. A sleeper"
for some wide-aWaks buvrr 10.
5-3fSS. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES,
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SILVER SPRING-cape Cod, brk..
4 bedrms. baths, firepl, porch
liv rm. and sep. din rm; gas
heat; mr. St Johns School; 81, 500
down. will buy. HUGH T. PECK,
HE 4-6400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-23

SILVER SPRING. bedrms..
baths, Cape Cod close to st. Ber-
nadette parish, stores and transp
81 500 down. FILA, $50 per mo
pays al. LAIRD B. SCOTT, Real
tor. JU. 9-O420. Suns. til q.
SIL. SP.-TAKOMA AREA - New
homes. z bedrms.. . baths gas
h.-wh. The most for less, Trades.
open DARK 400 Holly ave
ALIEN REALTORS. RA. 6-3a33.
Sill. SP., Harmony Hills: low cash,
assume OIL loan-Lge brick RAM
per; oedrms.. baths. rec. rm.,
owner trans. 0pen l-dark Ga,
ave. left on Wendy TO Palmira.
left 10 1920 DaUph'ne. ALLEN
REALTOR RA R-333a
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OWNER-MR. HENRY
COLORED
LA SALE PARK

LA SALE Park
All l9th ST. NE.
Detached brk., slate roof ist.f.
liv. nm with fireplace. sep. din,
nm, modern kit tdishwaSher, dis
posal, breakfast space; md A..
, spacious bedrms,. tile bath
(plenty Of closet spacel: full bsnt,
rec. rm With fireplace, bath, kit,
storage rm.. gas &C. heat priced
for quick sale Can srranse ex-
eellent financing. Call Mr., Sadler,
AID. @-S656
SULLIVAN BROS.
1870 K St. NV NE. S-43@3
c0i 0PTnL6pICK pONfr
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EOPT nAVTC cTpEEr

A really lne home: 6-rm. semi
Get. brick. Close 10 shopping and
transp. shown by appointment.
G. D. MURPHY, REALTOR
IL. t-2253 LII. 2-465H
CoLORED-5Os FOXHALL PLACE
Sc. Brick 2-story nome in next
70 new condition; Sill 500. Full
basement with half bath; gas
financing will require lOcc down.
Drive. BY. consider the excellent
mel .hhorhood. then call r. L.
TAYLOR. OIL. 4-346o for key 10
inspect property. Trade your pres
eat house? F. W BERENS. INC,
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CASH
PRINGLE REALTY

A Name Home owners Trust"
NEW RAMBLER
1885 both St, 8 rms. pa baths.
lge. Level lot; very COW. to everv-
thing. Priced TO sell BUsADA,
10. S-S50O. LII. o-03O3
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SLIGO PARK HILLs-Most attrac
Colonial home beautifully located
wooded lot in park-like area; 8
spacious rms. "a baths. screened
porch, garage; excellent location
Price. $4,000 or best offer. Appt
70 inspect. Call HE. 4-B4UO, HUGH
I. PECK. Realtor,
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SILVER SPRING, mr.. -Four Corners
Convenience, space living en-
i0yment 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with sep din rm. and full bsmt.
Priced az only SlS;950. with
$500 down. RIPLEY Coz JU.
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Sill. SPG.-Rrick ramb.: assume
huge 4lzot CT loan. Sill mo. to-
tai. 3 bedrms.. baths up. dshwr..
disu.: rec rm.: Ike Few: Under
$4,000. SO 600 On. LEON IRA
GER III $4,000
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SILVER SPRING: 500 dn.: subject
to FHA-3 bedrms., full din. rm.,
liv. rm with flrepl.; built-in ga
rage Mr. st Michae's: S19.950.
Call Mr.. BROWN or MR.. BARRY,
HA. !-36Sl or ME. S-2025.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS-Lovely .
bedrm. brick Cape Cod on beauti-
full level. wooded lot. sep. din. rm.,
scr. porch. rec. rm, det garage,
500 %. ROBERT H. KENT &
CO, JU $4,000.