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leading Teams
Press Bids for
Tourney Berfhs
Baylor Scores As
To StOy Ahe0d Of
Robertson and Wilt

Major college basketball given
q lift BY the three-way battle
for the individual scoring title,
moves into the now-cr never
stage this week in the run for
conference championships and
lpost-season tournament berths.
Cincinnatti's Bearcats figure
in both angles In q pair Of
i games, with Oscar Robertson
bidding to overhaul Elgin Baylor
Of Seattle, the national scoring
leader.
The Bearcats, whose only de-
feats in IS games came at
Bradley and Oklahoma State,
get chances to avenge both on
their home court. A victory
over Bradley Wednesday would
go a long way toward clinching
the Missouri Valley Conference
title and an automatic NCAA
tournament berth. Cincinnati
is 81 in conference play. Brad
ley, GIL in the league and 1874
overall after Saturdays 64-52
defeat at Oklahoma State, fig
ures to defend its National In
vitation Tournament title If it
places second in the race.
Oklahoma State is a nom
league rival which is shooting
for an at-large tourney spot.
Two victories over Cincinnati
could do tiff the MEGA Sc
lectors still have any doubts
about the Cowboys (15-2). Gin
cinnati was ranked No. 3 in last
weeks Associated Press poll
and Oklahoma State No. 6.
Robertson warmed up with 43
Saturday as Cincinnati whipped
st. JoSeph's. 100-78. at Phila-
delphia. That gave him 500
points in 10 games and a 1924
average, but it wasn't good
enough to catch Baylor.
The Seattle whiz from WASH
ington, d. c., counted 46 in a.
10TH breeze over Gonzaga,
boosting his average to 1912
on GOT points in 10 games.
All-America Wilt Chamber
lain stayed a close third, notch
ing IS points for a Big Eight
record as Kansas walloped Ne
braska, 102-46. Wilt is average
ing 1926 with 460 points in IA
games.
Baylor has just one game
See BASKETBALL, Page A-17I
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JONES REPLACES TALBERT
New I ennis Leoder
Shows Powerof West

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (R.-
The western segment Of the
United States Lawn Tennis As
sociation-the sports ruling
body-today had established it
self as the new order, eased
the Davis Cup captaincy from
the hands of Bill Talbert and
reopened the question Of an
"open" tournament.
In a surprise move yesterday,
apparently aimed at ending
Eastern domination Of the
USLTA, Perry T. Jones. long
time Gar Of West Coast tennis.
was named Davis Cup Captain,
succeeding Talbert, who had
served since 1858.
The West has been opposed
to the East's handling of
Americas tennis fortunes and
the naming Of Jones was ap-
parently the coup in It's rise to
power.
Sweeping Changes Disclosed
The announcement was made
by Victor Denny Of Seattle,
newly elected president Of the
association, who at the same
time disclosed sweeping changes
in the administration Of the
organization.
Denny also said his group
would continue to explore the
possibilities Of an open tourna-
ment - which would match
amateurs and professionals.
In Los Angeles, Perry lodged
direct questions about his plans
for reviving Americas Davis
Cup hopes of dethroning the
long-reigning Australians.
He said the USLTA had not
rejected" the open tournament
idea last year and that he has
been working on it for a long
time.
"As to the open tournament,
I won't say at this time what
we'll do" Perry said. but as
chairman Of the committee
(studying the open ideal I have
given the matter much thought
and hope to come up with the
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ny DICK OBRIEN
star stan Writer

Competition for three team
trophies begins tomorrow night
at Capitol Arena. where The
Stars Golden Gloves tourna-
ment reaches the quarter-flnal
round with II bouts beginning
at $3.50 O'Clock.
Every boxer who wins to-
morrow night automatically
moves into the senlfinals, thu,
qualifying for q potential point
when that stage Is reached
Thursday night. February 90
at Uline Arena. The finals, also
at Uline, are scheduled fol
Thursday night, February ~.
The scoring on the team
basis viii ind the winner Of the
final round registering i've
points, the runner-up three
points and each loser in the
seminal round marking ur
one point for his team.
Star Trophy to Be Given
The Star trophy will 60 to
the winning senior team. The
subnovices viii be battling for
the District Of Columbia Box
ing Commission trophy, while
novices win be cunning for the
District Of Columbia A.A.U.
trophy.
The Olympic Club, Police
Club No. Is and Catholic Youth
Organization are battling for
command Of the subnovice race
The CYO is sending out Den
mis- Marceron in the 147-pound
subnovice class, while the Police
Club will attempt to qualify
hghtweights David Duarte and
Bernie johnson and welter-
weight Sherman Mitchell. The
Olympic Club actually already
has qualified four for the semi
finals.
The CYO, under Coach Paddy
Kane, will make its strongest
bid in the novice division, where
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T cam Battles Head
Gloves Tomorrow

lit has two strong hopes In light
heavyweight Jimmy johnson
and heavyweight Carl Flood.
Very much In the running In
the novice team race Is the
Olympic Club. which has made
q surprisingly strong showing
in the subnovice and novice
classes this year. Going for
the Olympic team In tomorrow
nights novice brackets ara.
lightweight Walter Roderick.. an
airlines clerk, and lightweight
Jerry Seamon. Both won pre-
liminary tests impressively.
The senior team race has
Boiling Air Force Base, st. Jo-
seph's Boys Club and the Mer-
rick Club right in q three-way
battle for the team trophy. The
Quantico Marines, although
still in the running, were hurt
last week when four of their
performers lost out in prelim-
inarv bouts.
Gloves officials also win be-
gin watching closely tomorrow
night for candidates for the
outstanding boxer awards in
the subnovice, novice and SEN
lior divisions.
Top Contests on Tap
The outstanding senior will
receive The Star award, a wrist
watch. while the outstanding,
novice will be awarded the Fred
A. Hartley trophy. The out.
standing subnovice competitor
will get the coveted James A.
Sullivan Memorial award.
Several top contests will mark
tomorrow nights card, high-
lighting by a meeting between
Steve Sabo. light heavyweight
from the Falls Church, Fairfax
County Junior Chamber Of
Commerce team, against Bobby
Foster of the Boiling Generals.
Gloves fans are also awaiting
See GLOVES, Page ALI
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Fresh Talent on Way
To Spur DeIony Pace

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 (P).-
Ron Delany, the rollicking but
always reluctant Irishman, had
the track world in a state of
complete confusion today-so
much so that some fresh talent
is being imported for his next
race.
Statistically, Delany, tn e
Olympic 1,500-meter champion
from Villanova. now has won
10 straight mile races indoors.
including his 4:04.6 effort last
Saturday in the Millrose Games.
The Millrose victory also was
his 22d successive triumph.
When his 3O-yard victory
over George King in the Wanna
maker Mile was complete, most
coaches and officials were
scratching their heads. Ron
simply refused to attempt to
break Gunnar Nielsen's 4:03.6
world indoor mile record, even
though it was virtually set up
for him.
Grim Is Accommodating
He had said in the past that
he expected the record might
fall If some one were to run the
three-quarters in somewhere
between 1902 and 1904. Burr
Grim Of Maryland accommo-
dated him by hitting the three
quarters in 3:03.5.
But reluctant Ron said
Grim's pace was too fast, and
indeed it probably was. Delany
certainly ignored him. Grim
opened UP a 30-yard lead at
one point. but he might as well
have been an invisible man for
all the attention Delany paid
to him.
Now, it seems that Delany
meant that he would need
someone to push him in the
final quarter, rather than set
a hot pace. Some observers
pointed out that Delany left
something to be desired in his
pace. He was too fast at the
start $3.50 and too slow in
the middle two quarters 1928
and $3.50.
At any rate. the New York
Athletic Club, which is spon-
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winners:
WEEKEND FIGHTS
By the AssoeIated press

HOLLYWOOD. --Lauro salas. 100. Los
1870, charleston. w. va. 100.
OLDENBURo. Germany. = Charles
Yates, Detroit, outpointed Klaus Miska
Germany slQD. 'welterweishtsi weights
HAVANA. Dias. ISM. Cuba,
stopped Tom slmonetti. 1904, Tampa
ToKYo. = Mitoshi Misako. fi4m
Japan. .outpointed KAtSniehi Asanii
tibis, Japan tel.
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PALMER PARK RAMBLER -,3
twin sized bedrms., dining L.
no nS"S QUALIFYING. $500 down. ss7 80
per mo. pays all. FINChAM =
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t0s Kllsyorth Or, chArming 3.
ionisi ssauiitul Arc fi.s6sn Win
breakfast nook, Z picture windows
ovefiooklnG lovely YARD. recreation
room, close.in, convenient location,
near Mrs, ks, DIR, Colesyills I'd,
70 Dale d., Mrs, ktl, right 70
kllsvoIth dr.. left 10 home and
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NORTH FoREsTyMLE. open sun:
s-b.r. home. Il has equipped kits
T III ?'S sia.5 o0 OUT Out Marlboro pike
to SOth ave. left 70 Marion st..
sIen. BkNDY REALTY Co. Real
tor, RE, 6-4300: ewes, RE, b-3997.
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KAY BOWLING

POTOMAC ROCKVILLE AREA.
4-bedrm. split level. on acre Of
land. spacious liv. rm., stone frepl.,
lee. din. ell, deluxe kit. dual bath
and "a bath, family rm., laundry
rm., bsmt.. oil h,-w. h., covered
patio. garage. Ideal location: cow.
70 D. c. and upper county. The
Oii PoT 4 1s' Charming frame home
on q acre. Lie. reception rm., step
down liv. rm. 15x23, with hrepl.,
Eall-to-van CARPET; lge. bedrm.,
den. lse. kit. tiled bath on LIST III. /:
2 bedrms., bath roughed in on End. (;
part hsmt., paddock fence, small
stable, Unusual in this area for
cIARKsBuRo. Want spacious
liyinES This 2-story frame has
luxury sized rooms throushSgt'
3 bedrms. and bath: laundry rm.,
full bsmt,; garage. other nice OUT
bldgs. Nice trees and shrubs on
acre Of land. $4,000.
dAITHERSBURO. Holly DR..
Homes. ga bedrm, split level: SPLIT
foyer and rambler models now
almost completed for your inspec-
ton or bring your own plans and
select 2 lovely wooded lot in this
QColAAblC AONNtAon+ NNAlCe IA AgNCL
2Os. One 3-bedrm, rambler still
available at Sls,990.
RANDOLPH HILLS. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with tiled bath, lge.
kit, din. ell. full bsmt., chain link
fenced back yard. S15.600.
DAMASCUS. New 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. 2 firepls, ? baths sep.
din. rm.. breesewayS garage, full
bsmt, rec. rm. $4,000.
and frame rambler: liv. rm. with
firepl.. tiled bath 21-ft. kit. din.
combination: den, enclosed porch.
Acre of land. SIG 800.
WASHINGTON GROVE. 3-bedrm.
cottage: bath, liv. rm,,. din. rm..
kit; part bsmt.; $4,000.
NEAR LAYTONSVILLE - 3-bed-
rm. rambler with modern conven-
fences; 3 acres Of land; $4,000.
KAY BOWLING
207 N. Frederick ave, Gaithersburg
Garden 4-5050 or Gaithersburg 247
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' TER AoMAs 3 ssF dHRpEN s s EFT.
TING. Visualize a LONG immacu-
late brick rambler situated on q
LARGE corner yard, with q lawn
like green velvet. Dotted with ma
ture plants and shrubs. Every
rm. is large from the pine-paneled
DEN TO the HUGE dazzling kitch-
en-. Outside balcony leading from
master bedroom. Impressive man
tied fireplace set in paneled living
room wall. SO many ether fea-
lures that must be seen. First
time offered, at a Arm fair price
of SCI $50. See this home and
end your search! EXCLUSIVE with
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OTEN 7 10 y 4 M
parneatown, on Rte. ee--l acre and
beautiful piece Of land. improved
with an older s-Gtory frame, 4 rms,
and bath emAll bamt.i gAraas
ST., 900. DIR. 4 blk. beyond SEM
eeA turn on righ1 watch for open
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SENSIBLE PRICES

We do not believe in working
on properties that are not fairly
priced on today's market. Below
are q few Of our nStings, We have
many more. so consult US for your
needs.
Two-bath rambler with separate
dining room, utility room, gear
garage, on acres. S12.5OQ.
Brick 2-year bungaloW, full base
ment, stairs up; on "a acre; fol
S14,250 on easy terms.
Rambler Iss, on d1 aEEs, is SSsSb.r 10y
Srick patio patio Fuii basement with
recreation room. Fully equipped
including wall to wall carpet. $l5,-
Four-bedroom, brick, Cape Cod
on u acre for S16,S00.
our-bedroom " den, bath,
large family home on large lot and
convenient to everything for Slo''
stone front brick rambler. 2
baths. stairs up, fully equipped,
2 porches,. on "a acre, Sl7.95O;
Large 4-bedroom Il den, Iva
baths; home on large lot. II you
Is II, House in fine condition. $751;
Little estate of ga acres for
SCI 800. 3-bedrooms, 2 baths, rec
reation room, @. Z. kitchen, car
port.
Six acres with stream, fruit trees,
small outbuildings and large z
room, modernized home, close in,
for S19,950.
Ten acres with 9 rooms and
bath home, Small barn and out
buildings. for S1S,900.
Estate Of Is acres near inter-
change. This is q beautiful place
and Just right for q small family
recurring privacy and quiet. $685.
RoMER a. CO.. 40 N. Frederick
Ave, Gaithersburg 299.
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home with full bsmt Beautiful
yard. Priced at only $4,000 with
small down payment. Call I'll .
pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT Q.
navTa a, m INC
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\. FOREsTVILLE, 1918 79th Ave.
Priced 70 sell, S16,9b0. 3-bed-
rm. rambler. full bsmt., Anchor
fenced yard: on street parking.
See this home to appreciate.
Directions: out Gateway blvd.
to Mason st.. right to 10th ave,
left to sign. Open LES. Ewes: call
Mrs. johnson, RI. S, -6se.
MOORE 80 9 MooRE. RE5Md6 ToRs'
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BRANDYWINE SECTION = Farm
house: s rms. 2 lge. tobacco
barns, fruit trees. at the cross
roads: rich soil: S1.000-S1 800
On. Also about l acre, 5-rm. house
and small 2-rm. house. Needs re-
pairing: S500-S1 900 cash: nearby
Ma GUNNER TIA Q-70I0
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HTLLCREST HTS; open It'll g.:
corner 2Sth and Keating-Vacant,
tmmed. poss.. 3 bedrooms: Ia
baths: full bsmt.; immae. cond, /;
lge. fenced I'd; 81 900 cash. bal
TOR 10 T-61bI
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e E.DS.. ss' s.. 30 } F;,iTSI "a
syys.ShkRonl kkALroR, 10
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PARK : sl3, 900 = see
sSop, and tramp 500 down.
bal, 80 ". loan. HboH 7, PECK.
1850 New Hamp. ave. HI. T.
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mYArrsyiLLt-conv. Y, a DER
G s%. 'HS r,s aq'As cssu lIsG'' s.isssss
AO-n. nv. I'm. With frsp.ics. seq.
din. rm, De luxe equlpped kit,i
corner lot; many eHlfaa, ote.bo0.
FHA or conventional termn.
fhtEcE qroRofs PRoPERrfhA.
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= BURNT MILLS MANOR

childs a. and wheeler Or. Brand
nev a-bedroom, a-bath brick ram.
bier. sep, dining room. lalouaied
porch with fireplace, Garagel en-
eellent condition, large cofner lot,
cossSis fi "a y Sor,h SSss
dr., left 70 childa 81. left 70 end
and aroand elreIs % homo
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HILLSIDE, 4S9b N So: = JUST
Liv. rm., kit, 2 bedTms., bath,
bsmt;, fenced, frt. porch. gas heat
TY, INC, Jo' s-554S' AP. TN5oss.
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COLLEGE PARK-2 new. S-sed-
and p4Oe Rhods ialand ave E
J, PHELAN. Builder, UN, 4-O463.
COLLEGE PARK-Raneh-type: 2
bedrms, full bsmt., Anchor -fenced
lot: $4,000. By OWNER. WE. s.
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COLLEGE PARK = t-bedrm, Cape
automatic washer, air eond. lee.
corner fenced yard. $500 down.
Ls,te no 9Ils. pesas,sion, NY.
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OPEN 1 TO s PM

Hutton st., daitherhburE, Deer Park
Observation-Disclosures rambler on Cape
Cod STYLE front porch with brick
siding and cement moor. ~ noor,
buiit-in oven. modern cabinets, 4
bedrms., tiled bath. plenty OF
closets: full bsmt., laundry tubs. y
bath, gas heat, large rec. rm,.
wooded back yard, Sai 900, DIR,
Turn on Peony dr., opposite high
school entering oaithersburg from
wash, 40 2 blke,, turn right on
Hutton st.. ~ blks. 10 open sisn
on right.
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OPEN
1T D NJ

Exclusive! Woodmoor Silver Spring
area. Laze in the setting Of cool
green trees while the fragrance OF
summer slowly surrounds you. Spa-
eious all brick rambler, DESTINED
for elegant entertaining or lust
friendly family living. 3 bedrooms,
large kitchen. fun bath, plus Q half
baths. . fireplaces, recreation
rooms and built in garage. Rear
YARD contains beautiful stone bar
b-que. Full price only SEE 800.
Easy terms. We take trades.
DIRECTIONS: Out colesville I'd,
TO Lorraine ave. right TO Brook
moor dr., left to lO4O3 and our
Frederick W BERENs SALES,
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ANXIOUS OWNERS

maculate brick split level, Featuring
large living rm. with firepl., sep-
arate din. rm., bay window, Hot
point kitchen with eye-level oven,
dishwasher and disposal. 3 true
twins bedrms., 2 de luxe baths.
full bsmt.. has large rec. rn, and
exit; h-aere fenced level lot. AS
sumo large 4izSt loan with flexible
down payment. S24,Q5O,
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
pls Sligo Ave. IN s-SeOO
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WE SELL HOUSES
SILVER SPRING
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY, 1 I'll 6
eOfTTH WOODaTDE

SILVER SPRING
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY, 1 I'll 6
SOUTH WoODSIDE
eos Kllsyorth DR., chArming 3.
bedroom, den, ih-bath brick co.
lonial, beautiful large Kitchen with
breakiasl nook, picture wlndeN.
ROOM close.in, convenient location,
near hrt, Ks, DIR colesyllls ID.
Ell.voIth dr. left 70 home and
WooDsIDE FOREST
. itis cre..Eidss er New quality
walnut paneled center hall, larne
liyina room, aii-eleetrie Kitchen
with. table space, iarge screened
porch, large complets rec, room
With fireplace, buiit-in gafaee,
Finest locatlQn and ,e9natruellep.
DIR, colesyille I'd. LETT on DALE
a.. @ crosby rd,. Ilsht 2 Iino.l
ar. lsit 70 crestrlcse ana left 70
BURNT MILLS MANOR
childs AZ. and wheeler Or. Brand
new A-bedroom, 2-bath brick ram.
bier. sep, dining room. lalouaied
porch with fireplace, aaragei en-
eellent condition, large corner lot,
Priced below reproduction cost,
DIR, colesvllle I'd. 10 Northwest
dr. left 70 childa 81, left 70 end
and around circle % home,
VALLEYBROOK
sos Block DR.. You will enjoy
AL city eonvenlenees In this su.
burban community OF fine homes. an
on s-aere sites. A-bedroom quail
Kitchen, large family room. sgs
baths, Scar carport, are but q few
OF the many features 10 be found
here, Bus transportation, 5000
schools. ahopping, with more OF
each 70 be built nearby, or select
your site and let ua custom build
tor you. Price starts AZ S2b,p5O.
and valleybr9ok sisn' left on Bliek
office Open Sunday, LIS
c. ROBERT GRAY & Co.
elb Ellsworth DIT. JU, b-6iOO
DOLL HOUSE
Buy your pretty wife this low.
slung rancher sparkling white with
shutters on q huge beautiful LOT
With nowering shrubs, large sun
Allied kitchen with table space and
cabinets you've dreamed about
Two spacious bedrooms. plenty o.
storage area, delightfully blue
bath, family-type living room and
schools. bus at door. An excellent
irst home and the prettieSt you'll
md with q $4,000 price tag,
COUNTRY HOME
WITH A LOVELY QUEST HOUSE
Within q block or two OF shopping
schools and ID, c, bus. this property
Is so convenient, yet Is situated
on rural-type grounds, beautifully
lAndscaped with trees and shrubs
TINS true eenter-hal Cape Cod
bedrooms, ~ baths, and a daylight
many more features. The guesl
home is on Its own adjacent lol
and features full living auarteri
for q couple or an individual. Thil
arranEement Is ideal for . famiiy
needing room for parents or q rela.
tive. or q doctor desiring home and
once. Description Is dificult. Call III
now to see. this unusual property
S17,e5O plus $3.50 for sues
home. Car. be purchased as separate
units. II desired
James c. Conley & Co.
9625 GA. AVE. Ju. 9-4134
SPECIAL BARGAIN
$500 down. $50 per mo-, no settle.
ment fees to finance; total price
$500. One block on Univ. blvd
West, 1902 Hillsdale dr.. KensinE.
ton View; 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit.
bath, uttl. Im. stove. auto. washer
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RETIRED2

This English-style brick bunsa-
low. is ideal for the retired couple
desiring a level, wooded lot and q
house with charm. Entrance foyer
fireplace in liv. rm., separate din,
rm., kitchen, bath and 2 twin bed
rms, stairs 70 expand. attic. full
bsmt. GAS HOT WATER HEAT. de-
tsehed garage, patio. Asking SIS
$40. =; J. BLANCHARD. Realtor,
JU. S-R6OO.
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OPEN 1 TO 5 PM.

az Beal ave. Roekvilie-b-room
bungalow IN = splendid location in
one OF the best sections OF Rock
vile Liv, rm. with open hrepl.
din rm.. kit. . bedrms, and bath;
full bsmt., laundry tubs, oil h,-w.
heat: Ice. attractive I'd Priced 70
sell, Sl4,7O0. DIR. out West
watch for "Open" aIgn.
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VISIT LOHR HOMES
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
1909 SPRUCE AVE.
Takoma Park, Md.

WANT MORE for your money!
Then visit this 3-bedroom, older
home that has had good care. The
attic Is expandable % bedrooms)
II needed. II has full basement. Lo-
Gated on a 50x230-ft. wooded lot.
See u Sunday Drive out Carroll
Spruce S et 10 our on TeIeom sve siep sn' on
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: CtoIslUNfTlTRiSyYE II HONE
~ oH. nv. JU. H-1IJ'
SPECIAL BARGAIN

$500 down. $50 per mo-, no settle
ment fees to finance: total price,
$500. One block on Univ. blvd
West, 1902 Hillsdale DR., KensinE-
ton View, bedrms., liv. rm., XII. 4,
bath, util. rm.; stove. auto. washer;
oil heat. 52-gal. cleo. heater. Open
Sun. 10 to dark. JAMES BENTON
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS wash. Es-
FHA. FHA-Miiitary or Convention.
81; owner transit. and must sell;
nrepL. In liv. rm., sep. din. rm..
mod. kit. and full bSmt.: 9 blks.
from new Super Giant; cow. Mt.
Calvary; immed, possess. Ewes, RE.
6-7962. CRAWFORD & handy,
INC Realtors. RE k-Q10O
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OPEN I TO PM.

itory frame, IN excellent eond. 1T
Moor, Arractive Nv. rm, with lovely
I'm. for lowers. elc., attached. din
rm., kit. n-bath, enclosed back
bedrmh. Ind bath: full attic. nice
bsmt., laundry tubs SEP. fruit eel.
Jar; OF heat; one q ths pest vaf ,s.
lots Of trees and shrubbery. $4,000.
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homes; fully equipped kit. large
fenced yard. No. payments,
S55.75 incl. principal, interest,
taxes. insurance, heat. hot water,
all major repairs. No settlement
charges. Part Of down payment
can be financed; Selection 2 and
0REENBELT REALTY CO. (next
to FIRE house in Greenbelt COM
mercial center), OR. 3-4571: OR.
3-4351,
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FOREST HTS. 2l5 sTANDisH DR..
Cape Cod home; 4 lge. bedrms.,
Ice. liy. rm. with firepl., ~ baths.
full finished bSmt., built-in ga
rage, ser. back porch. Ice. fenced
yard; mr.. 2 schools. Call Mr..
FDFI,EN. 10 T-IOgC
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LIVINGSTON PARK = Just $3.50
fun brick 5-rm. home on lge, lot;
IDEAL loo. Immed. possess. Ewes
RE. 6-7as2. CRAWFORD A BhN-
DY. INC. Realtors, RE. $4,000.
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FRED B. cusHMAN
ffHOpen

OPEN l TO 5 Pm.
,Hgs SgsSI.Fd aSsss,s A sas
and bath on ist door Kdln, rm, and
breakfast rml; 2nd noor, largs
bedFm., y bath and sevinG gm
could be used a. a bedTm,, full
bsmti aaa htl gArage, chiidt play
house. nice yard With trees. Con-
yenient location. $4,000,