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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Spartans 10 Host
National Events

EAST LANSING, Mich
Michigan State will play host
10 three national collegiate cham.
pionships this winter gymnas-
tics. table tennis and weight
lifting
Athletic Director Biggie Mum
announced the events will be
held on these dates: Table ten
mis-, Feb 90 March /; gymnastics
April Hip, and weight lifting
April 1919.
The gymnastics meet is .
regular NCAA championship az
fair. The other two are not
NCAA sponsored but are oper-
a cd on an intramural or club
basis. In,ramural Dircc or Frank
Bceman and the Intramural
Sports Club of the university
will direct them. All will be
held in Jenison Gymnasium and
Fieldhouse.
Mich igan State hal,back
Blanche Martin B-pius stu
dent in prudential curriculum
was named to the All-Academic
All-American football team in
1857.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

Revenge was sweet for the
Lions who remembered the hu-
milia ing 56-l0 lopsided vic DRY
rolled up by the Browns in IN.
1854 champion hip game. This
was revcrs, d, however i'm Sun
days contest, if il can be called
that.
The Lions got the breaks and
broke Cleveland down by TAX
ing advantage OF them. With
the defensive and offensive pla-
ICONS working simultaneous, the
Lions were just unbeatable.
Teb.n Roe proved his erst-
while ss a championship direc-
tor with his brilliant passing,
completing IL of Is for ESQ yards
and four touchdown. plus his
deceptive ball handling.
The tall lanky quarterback
pitched scoring passes of 70, 80,
26, and "a yards Jim Doran,
Dave Middleton and Steve Jonk-
er who scored twice.
Rote set up the first touch
down with and 10 yard run and
scored II on a l-yard sneak.
Gene Goldman scored another
on a short plunge, Hopalong
Cassidy scored another on a
l6-yard pass from Gerry Kei-
chow, while Terry Barr inter-
cepted a pass and raced 10
yads for other the talley.
Jim Martin converted eight
times and kicked a 23-yard
Iield goal to complete the scor-
ing for the Lions, who scored
IL points in the first quarter
and IA points in each period
thereafter.
The Lone two talIies of the
Browns were q 30 yard run by
ace fullback Jim Brown in ne
second per cd and 5-Ysrd run
by Lew Carpenter in the third,
Wi h Lou Groza converting.
Playing one of their best de-
fensive games of the year, the
Lions made 5 interception and
recovered 2 fumbles. 10 Schmidt,
Jim David, Gerry Perry, Terry
Barr and Bob Long, each snag-
ged the Browns passes while
Barr and GIL Mains both recov-
cred Browns fumbles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Much Improved
Hampton Quintet

HAMPTON, Va.-Paced by
Nathaniel Trader, sophomore
from Baltimore with a 70 indi-
vidual point record so far this
season, the resurging Hampton
Pirate cagers have won four and
lost one under the tutelage Of
freshman coach Frank Enty.
At this same point in last sea-
sons play, Hampton had won
two and lost three. The next
two games are with Elizabeth
City IN. c. Teachers College,
the fourth home game, Deem
Der II, and Morgan State Col
lege in Baltimore December 90
Last year our team relied
heavily on all-CIAA Center
Ed Amos. If the opposition
manage TO bottle up Amos.
had the team pretty well un-
der control" Enty explained.
Perhaps the most inspiring of
the seasons victories was the
82-75 win over Howard Univer-
sity. The Bisons came to the
Hampton campus flushed with
success, string of five straight
victories safely put away. TAX
ing an early lead, it seemed as
though the Bisons were on their
way to number six.
Just before the half the Pr
rates caught fire. They went
ahead 1894 and remained on
top until the final whistle blew.
In the game December Is
against the Delaware State Hor-
nets, the Pirates again came
from behind TO wrack up final
score of "a to the Hornets SO.
Sharp shooting by Francelle
Walker, freshman from Phila-
delphia and Earl Maxwell,
senior from Charleston, S. c.,
we're decisive factors in this
fourth Pirate win.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Wayne Basketeers To
Meet Texas Southern

Wheaton scorers last season with
a 1871 point average. set a COL
lege record with 454 rebounds
and was high scorer in Is of the
20 games. And he did all that
as freshman.
The other two games during
January are against Regis Col
Iege. Jan. Q and Michigan Tech.
Jan. Is. Regis is strong small
college team from Denver. Michi-
gan Tech is q traditional rival
in q series which dates back
to 1927.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Bishop Tigers
Riding High

MARSHALL, Texas - Coach
Dwight II. Fishers freshmen
basketball team has been hold
ing its own for Bishop College
so far during the carly part OF
Gulf Coach Athletic Conference
competition.
In the only con 'erencc game
so far the Bishop College Tigers
Basketball quintet downcd the
Huston-Tillotson Bulldogs by a
score of 90 to 70.
In non-conference competition,
he Tigers hold a 3-3 record.
They hold wins over the Olmy-
plans of Houston, Texas College
Steers and the Huston-Tillotson
Bulldogs. Bishop has lost in two
very close games with the Wiley
College Wildcats and one game
with Texas College.
The Tigers next cage tilt will
be against Southwestern Bust
ness School on January 4th, a
non-conference game.
On January 9th, the Tigers
move back into conference COM
petition by taking on the Toug-
aloo College cagesters in Tonga
loo, Mss. George Chambers and
Kunoy Young of Fulton, KY;
Lawrence Franklin of Memphis;
and James Johnson of Ringgold'
La, have been the big guns for
the Tiger squad, so far this sea-
son.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

A pair of SO" giants on the
same team and the nations No
| small college basketball team
ure among the items on Wayne
States basketball menu for JAM
uary.
Texas Southern University
beasts the two giants, Bonnie
Swain and WeI!ie Taylor.
Swain is a iwo-iime Helms
AII-American and had poured
through 2.lll points when the
season started. Taylor is the
team captain and another good
scorer.
Texas Southern is the school
which produced Woody Saulds-
berry, Philadelphia Warrior steI
rookie and Detroit Piston scouts
no doubt will include the aJn
81 game in their plans.
Wheaton College, a Jan. q
opponent Of Wayne State, wor
the NCAA college division cham
pionship last season while com.
piling a 28-l record.
The top man on the Crusader
roster is Marvellous Mel Peter.
son, who won all-state and all
American honors at Stephenson
High School. in Michigan's up
per peninsula. Peterson lee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

Olympia press box during the
home games, and more graci-
Gus, affable host could not be
found i'm even a Continental
night-spot. 1t is this same gen.
uine friendliness and sincerity,
responsible for his popularity
with the Detroit club and the
Press, that prompted the For
En- Club to present Huber with
The Unsung Hero Trophy in
1852. This permanent trophy is
presented annually by the For
En- Club, the official fan club
OF the Red Wings. Originally
designed to be presented TO
non-playing member of the or
ganization, it has more recently
been awarded to a player who
is popular but whose play has
otherwise escaped official re-
cognition.
Fred is married and makes
his permanent home in Detroit's
northwest section.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Redwines' Corner

Fred Huber, Publicity Direc-
tor for the Detroit Red Wings.
readily admits that his taste
Tor hockey Is an aquired one.
Not only that" he adds. 1--we
never been on pair OF ice
skates in my entire life.
Fred, whose efforts are largely
responsible for the tremendous
public support Of the Redwings.
comes from Greenville. Penns-
sylvania. He came to De roit as
a young boy, went through the
Public School system and ul-
timalely graduated from the
University of Michigan in the
Class Of "a.
He started his career al Olym-
pia Stadium in the advertising
department where he was in
charge of program and ticket
sales. A few years later, he start
ed the refreshment concessions
at the Stadium.
In ls42. he was hired as Pub
licitY Director for the Hedwings.
As we stated before. il is fund
smenta.Y due 10 Fred Huber's
effort and skill that the team en-
Joys such popularity. not only
locally. but out-sfste and out OF
state as well.
Once Fred began 10 acquire
a knowledge of hockey sfhere
was no stopping him. BY l948
he was so we'll informed in the
technicalities and intricacys OF
the game, that he began Civ
ing commentaries on radio and
TV between periods. BY this
time, even if he can't stand up
on skates without his angles
turning in, he can certainly tell
who should be doing what,
where they should be doing il
and how il should be done, down
on the ice.
Fred serves as host in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

1t was hardly a doubt for
81 minutes that the Golden
Tigers had racked up their third
straight Southern Intercollegiate
Athletic Conference cage vic
tory of the season. The remain
ing three minutes spelled the diff
ference between and victory for
A and NJ and the difference was
Leroy Gibson.
Gibson. who had not hit but
one field goal all night, pushed
through three straight field goals
in less than 80 seconds 10 give
his team an s3-7s lead. This was
the largest margin a and M
had held in the game.
Cwondell Bradley dropped in
a charity toss from the free
throw line 10 give Tuskegee a
10 lead right after the opening
whistle. Although the lead
changed hands several times.
A and NJ was never in the same
class as Tuskegee until Gibson
came to life.
Tuskegee put together 10 field
goals and Is free throws for a
47-42 edge at the halftime. A
and NJ had 10 field goals and
six charity losses at the end of
the first half The contest was
deadlocked 1858 at the three
quarter period.
A and MS James Fcrchlon
and Tuskegee's Nathaniel Frazl-
er shared the nights scoring
honors with 10 points each. Cap
tain Leon Collier making his
first debut of the season with
the cage team was second IN
A and M scoring with is points.
Alvin Stevens Of TuSkegee was
the games second scorer with
IL points.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
HORT
- HOTS IN
= pOR rs
BY DON RAPHAEL

There are times when a good
team begins 10 falter because
of lack of le,der5hip. Then quite
often a good team falters be-
cause il lacks confidence In a
good leader. Such to this writer's
way of thinking has been the
case of the Detroit Lions. That
is why they had to fight their
way back for the Champion
ship.
Sunday they had confidence
in their leader Tobin Rote. The
team played like a many splen-
dored Thing.
On the dressing room black
board was a grim reminder OF
the So TO 10 sheHacking the
Cleveland Browns administered
to them in the title game in
1854.
Some of HE sports writer's
asked II the coach had sent in
the play that completely fooled
everyone flake field gosl) and
resulted in a touchdown. George
Wilson readily admi ted that
Rote was solely responsible.
Red Cochran was quite happy
after the game and said prac-
tically all the breaks had gone
their way, then added but we
were the team that was capable
of taking advantage of them.
Aldo Forte in his mild mari
ners wes quitely radiaiing the
things you knew he was think
ing. All through the trying sea-
son he had maintained a stead
fast belief that the Lions could
do il.
There is something to be add
ed to Red Cochran's deeds the
lsyman does not realize how far
the teams activities stretch, and
what machine q smooth work
ing one is employed while they
art on the gridiron trying to
win. This is, where Cochran
shines he is way upstairs spot
ting the pays and relaying by
phone the weaknesses of the OPP
posing team.
Buster Ramsey seems to be
yelling al The time at everyone.
SO VIVA. let him yell as long as
the results prove profitable.
Seriously he is a good natured
fellow. but with powerful de-
sire 10 win.
I was not at all surprised
Larry Dolby was traded TO the
Baltimore team. AS practically
everyone that follows the game
closely knows that the Ssnior
and Larry had not seen eye
TO eye for some time.
One of the best in the bust
ness is Paul Richards and If
peace of mind is all that is
needed TO make Dolby play bet
ter ball Baltimore is the place.
THE PISTONS WON now if
they can continue for two more
games, when they return home
the crowd will be 10000 instead
of 5000.
For an evening OF exciting
pleasure, just for the heck of
IT, Try a night OF Hockey. You
Wiz be surprised.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

Michigan States football squad.
ranked fifth in the nation in
total defense in 1857 allowing
nine opponents an average of
1916 yards per game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Fla. A&M Drops Tuskegee, 1886
BY D. c. coIIinsfon

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE, Ala.-After being outhuStled
and outpsyed for nearly 81 minutes, Florida and M
caught fire to knock off Tuskegee Institute 1886 here on
December 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

Charles McCaffree. Jr.. Michi-
gan States veteran swimming
coach, is a member OF the us.
Olympia water polo team COM
mittee
Michigan State basketball for
ward Lance Olson won three
letters each in football, basket
bill and track while a student
at Green BAY. Wis, West High,
was an AIl-American choice in
the grid and cage sports.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

Remember 81
Revenged, 5o-14

A capacity crowd of 55,263 partisan fans saw the
Dc rot Lions roar their third world title in six years
by cobber ny the Highly toutcd Cleveland Brown crew
50-i4 in The home den Lrggs Stadium Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Wayne Cagers
Lose Close

A pair of field goals is all
Wayne State basketball coach
Joel Mason would have liked
for Christmas. II he had got
ten them in the Tartars' last
two games they would stand
40 for the season. He didn't,
though, and his club has %
record which includes a pair of
pne-point losses.
Monday night the Tartars
played easily their finest de-
fensive game of the still young
season but a lack of scoring
punch one again was the decid-
ing factor against Washington
u. of ST. Louis, a team which
was a l0-l5 point favori.e in
the game.
Only two plaYers-forwsrds
Bob Kendrick and Winfield
Henry-sre scoring In double
figures. Kendrick leads with a
22.s average while Henry has
1913 mark. The next best
record is 60 points by guard
Fred Snowden.
The scoring famine was en-
phasized in Friday's 5l-50 over
time loss TO Western Reserve
in which the Red Cats scored
only three points in the final
eight minutes or regulation time
and still held the Tartars to
a tie at that point.
Friday the Tertars travel to
London, Ontario. for a return
match with Western Ontario.
Wayne State beat the Mustangs
i'm the season opener, 67-66. Fol-
lowing that game the Wayne
Statcrs will take a two-week
vacation from competition and
team practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

NORTH ARLINGTON--Lsfae brick
Colonial house situate on corner
lot. with beautiful shade trees,
4737 North Eleventh. street, in
excellent area WALKING distance
70 churches and 70 StoneWall Jack
son Elementary, Swanson Junior
High. Lee HEn and st. Anne's
Paroehial School. LARGE center
entrance hall, large living room
with fireplace, formal-size dining
room. extra large kitchen with
pantry, den, powder room and
service porch on first floor. sec
ond h0or four bedrooms ana bath.
full Wa!k-up attic. basement has
recreation room With fireplace,
bath laundry. Detached double
garage. For appointment 70 in-
spect. call r. BALDWIN MYERS.
Broker jackson 6-s7SI week days
and Westmore g-2sOs. week ends,
n. ARL.-3-bedrm brick rambler,
in exclusive Crescent Hills area.
ALICE equipped Kit. and frll
bamt. By OWNER: S2f.bOO. eau
KE S-562B.
fFon ffnued m Next pane1
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Yeonas Realty
ia. 8-2100
REALTORS

SLEEPY HoLLOw-Nr. Z Corners
by owner 2k-yr.-old pink brick
bedrms.. 2 full baths, sep. din.
Ice. rec. rm.. patio: fenced. S25.,
$50. Excel, terms. SEQ Shade
land dr IT O-0oOo
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COLESvILLE AREA = ~ story
brick Cape Cod; 8 rms, 2 baths.
full bSmt., garage under porch
is-ecre lot: $1,000 down, approx,
S106 per mo. By OWNER, EV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

ares-Brick Colonial with stndy
or bedrm. and bath on list ir.,
Ice. dining nm, modern kit:
bedrms.. Ia baths on end Ar. =:
q select value at S26,b00. KOR-
7zElNIpIoRSFIER REALToR. OIL
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HOUSES FoR sALE--MD.

PTNEY POINT. MD. 20 bedroom
waterfront house, ideal for sum-
mer home. excel. fishing or boating
area; 1900 for my equity, ST.
500 remaining balance $50 per
mo. payts. L. A. JENSEN, Piney
Point, Md. Phone ON. 34-J-2. ~
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HOUSES bon sALE-Mp.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE.
with 3m acres. Colonial brick
home with I ssarocms' 3,s baths 'i
or Tarehouss Might &c consider asfi.r
trade .or smaller home ROBERT
| 4. LOHR. 1850 New HAMPSHIRE
ave, Langley Park, HE $4,000.
$3.50 DOWN, FILA. to qualified
buyer buys this brick-and-f
Cane Cod havina 4 large bedrms ..
2 baths, dream kitchen, spacious
l lot with trees end flowers: nerr
transportation. S1h.a50 Call JU
5-4222 LAWRENCE v. LUTES
Co., It'll pm.
WANT TO BUILD? We have the
| lots. with ell utilities, located of
| Franklin ave in the heart OF the
! country club section OF Silver
/ Spring. bus stop v blk We can
set YOU the construction loan,
permanent eTsI,,n., mors W,s Ph .,,.r,s q
piars and builder Beat this
| II ynr e1ni z. " pTsbNcubRTN,
REALToR, JU. $4,000 I'll 0 pm
Mr.. WALDORF, MD.--g-rm. house
and i acres Of ground. some re-
modeline IN be done: price. Sill
900, J ". MevIcKER. IA. 2-41Rs
TRADF FOR A NEW RAMBLES or
ise. rms, : baths and rsTport /.
beautiful setting. ROBERT z.
LOHR. 1880 New Hamnshire ave,
Langley Park. HF. $4,000.
FHA BUYERS-This fine semidet
home has 3 gond-sized bedrms !.
sen. din, rm., fun bsmt. with out
side exit and paneled rec. rIn. !:
| immac. cond: near schools: only
SI3.950 A, J. KESSINGER a. CO..
FAMILY WITH CHILDREN should
1 buv this immac. split-level home,
| near public. paroehial and Junior
high schools. in Silver SPRING; 3
excel hedrms.. magnificent rec
room. 2 baths. scr. porch: lge.
level lot with trees: S2l ESQ A,
J. KESsINGFR g. Co. ~. g-4544.
ARGYLE ESTATE
just of Forest Glen Rd. De-
tached 2-storv brick with Nv rm.,
din. rm.. lit. and ser. porch 3
hedrms. and tile bath. Flll bsmt
hnancing 4Laet interest.
J. LIE DoNNFLLY AND SON
Ma. s-3316 Ewes. wO. 6-2362
OPEN SUNDAY i 10 Pm.
BETHESDA. 1900 CHESTNUT ST
Love brick rambler: 3 hedrms.
10 baths: adj. Columbia Country
Club: redec. inside and out: S22,-
000. EN-. 3-76s2
s017 PARK LANE. BETHEsDA.
wonderful lOcation--2 STORY brick:
Q rooms: ga baths; porch: garage:
near NH. bus. schools stores and
churches.
KENwooD PARK, BETHESDA,
5s04 Lenox rd.---(New and. open
every day.; 5 bedrooms: Az baths;
family room; 2 rec. rooms: patio
sun porch: de luxe kitchen with
washer and drier: inter-com. sys-
tenn: central vacuum cleaning sys-
tenn: 2 car garage with electric
door; 2 fireplaces: glass enclosed
tubs and shower. air conditioning,
II you wish; priced much lower
than you think. See 4, and call
r. Il. BEST, HA. 1880 or OIL
2-7700. VIII cooperate with brok-
\ EICs
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ARL. N.-Compl. furn. brk. bunga
near schools. shop, ctr: 3 bedrms
~ baths. sep. dr.. firepl.. scr
pcli., alum. storm. wind. rec. nm
with pool table. ping-pong table
TV, radio, record player. piano
other games; S2O.500. IA. s-2244
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SOMERSET. MD.

This is a group Of split levels and
rnlnblers, having 3 and 4 bedrms
ana designed IN the conventional
and contemporary manner. which
have Just been eompleted In this
flne close-in suburban community
These houses are within a very
rne sebnos u ae pu shop n ee1t p4
and the Kenwood and Chevy CHASE
Country Club. They are built Of
brick and stone and are truly
architectural gems. There are I
number of beautiful oak and dog.
wood trees. on the spacious LOT
which add greatly TO the beauty oil
these homes. These are the last
houses TO be built In Somerset Sc
we suggest you select yours as soon
as possible
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CHEVY CHASE yTTLGGK-1 ~

tALN NhhoE NlLLAHE-H utQ-
den and family rm. and rec. rm..
lge. fully equip. kit. with eating
space. Low 30s. Call to inspect
this week end. OIL. 4-S264. CHS
REALTY, WO. $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE (KIRKsIDE)-NeW
listing; shown SATURDAY. and sun
dav by APPOINTMENT ONLY
This delishtful home has every
thingl THE LAST WORD in inte-
Tlor appointments, There Is 9
large fenced garden Of unusua
S SeaMp'S mis- 7-yeaI-old, center
CONDITIONED: Ist floor STUDY
and powder room; 2nd floor.
twtn-size bedrooms. Q baths; stu
die. room on Ord floor. This houst
Will appeal to. the discriminating
OIL 4-7629. THOMAS y. FIsHEF
a CO., INC.
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

RAMBLER; 3 bedrns,: large lot.
trees. new cond,; might exchange;
also. T-ro0m house, about lM
cash cash. OWNER oSs ssn3 ia. 'o.7Ci TO-
5 : ROOM BUNGALOWs about X
acre: for handy man; S3O0-S5OO
cash. OWNER, ia. 9-70l0,
vETERANS!--Large 3-bedrm, Co
lonial home In the heart OF Hy-
attsyille: level lot; h.-w.h.; close
10 Magruder Park. Priced 81
Sl0.95Q with $3.50 down 70 QIs
e SRI 8 BA Wis y We Co. -i isc. RoS'
CLOSE no NEW ANNAPOLIS
on huge, wooded lot; property in
immac. eond. with q lovely, mod
ern kit. and sep. din, rH.; plenty
Of space fer the small fry to play,
priced at s12,25O with new FLA
terms. Call TIL Q pm. WA, Q
5000. ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO.
TOURIST HOME, fronting on
Route so. Just on BALTIC. Wash.
Expfessway-4 apis. plus 3 bed
rms and lounge for tourists.
total Of Is rms pvt entranes e
N1lA gu WV l0lAtA0ns AahlnH :
$4,000. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES. AP, 7-7774.
COLLEGE PARK = WALKING dis
tatnce Md u, home and income or
lge. family; 8 bedrms.. ga baths.
finished bsrnt. sas h-w.h., garage.
asking price. SIS,b00. my
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., home.
lge. lot, approx, 10000 So. IT,, trees
and shrubs; asking $4,000. assume
lge 49, trust. LOUIS MILLER
Realtor. UN 4-2723.
DISTRICT HTS Assume lge 81
loan; 3-hedrms brk. rambler; fire
pl.. eye-ievel oven. sep. din. rm.
full tiled bsmt Must sell.
OxON HfLI-Briek rambler ;
pedrms liv. rm. wlfirepl; din. rm
full hsmt, rec. rm, w/firepl.
1, FOREST HEfGHTS-4-bedroon
brick: only S16.750. gear gar
ffirepl.. full finished bsmt. RE. g.
i42O0 It'll o pm.
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ARLINGTON, n, by OWNER
Catholic high school and shops 2
blks: 3-bedrm., lh-bath brick
house on cor lot. with beaut. pvt
garden All large rms kit. eating
space: SEP. din. rm.. hrepl,; full
s ss@t scr No 0 SSs5is sE sis9 LItts
Falls I'd. OPEN.
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block OF Conn. ave.-Comfortable
reJ brick Colonial: 1st floor, bed
room and BATH. 4 bedrooms, Ia
baths, 2nd, floor: rec. room and
is a GOOD place for children Cail
Miss Bland, WO. 8-64S6. THOMAS
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HILLCREST

Detached 2-story frame
on large lot. Living rm. with
fireplace, dining rm., kitchen
and den on LIST floor; 3 bed
rms. and bath on 2nd floor;
finished rec. nm. with built
in bar, half bath; detached
garage. Extras include wash
er and drier, refgr. with
top freezer and large plate
glass mirror in living rm.
Very reasonable Ewes. Mr..
Spires. UN. 4-S626.
John F. Donohoe & Sons
3l4 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00S4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

2939 NJ ST. s.E.-Newly dec. Will
finance FLA; 8 rms, bath (base-
% at prid rec ET Tm rE w i Ss aplekF1y
dRAvATiT1E, FER Riealtor, Ma. s.6755
CAPITOL. HILL. 1s Z st. Sc
sale. LIST floor. living dining rm.
kit, dinette area, powder rm.; Enc
floor, 3 bedrms., bath; bsmt., recre.
alton rnn., laundry rm., bath. OpeI
Sun, 2-5, or by appt., RIA. 3-55sS